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VOL. 85. NO. 21 utM duir. Honlw ureoj» rndtr. ucmi CIU Pmujt RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1962 F»1J U Rtd Bui "* u" lAdntoat--—• ] U»uit| OffleM. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Levitt School Fight Brewing MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A The clubs have taken the in the final stages of negotia- Said the board president: fight may be In the offing here position that since the 1,250- tions to increase the school size "If they go too far on this, over the question of who gets house Levitt project is geo- from 24 room — Levitt's orig- we (the school board) will let Pan Am, Engineers the 34-room Levitt school. graphically in the township, the inal "limit,"—to 34. them have the Levitt school— The Regular Democratic clubs deed to the school should go and they can rent it out for No Deed Transfer office space or turn it into a in all three districts of Mat- to the township, not the school Although- no formal docu- awan Township recently went district, as such. municipal building or whatever ments of deed transfers have they like—because they will not on record as opposed to the Harold J, Dolan, president of been signed, the school head school's being donated to the the school board and a member be able to operate it as a pointed out yesterday that the school." Matawan regional school dis- of the township's Planning Levitt-Planning Board agree- trict. Board, has reacted strongly to ment was for the school to go He added: SettleLaborDispute The clubs—which backed the this. to the district. A Referendum winning candidate in last April's He said yesterday, "If they Mr. Dolan does not .believe "Then we can have a refer- WASHINGTON (AP) - Pan meeting, a new strike threat was Eastern's offer to hire its 575 a legal ban or postponement of primary against a splinter want to make this a political that the Levitt school can be endum to spend a million dol- American World Airways and its posed by the Transport Workers striking engineers on an individ- the strike. Democratic group, and there- football, and use It as a gim- operated within the frame- lar to built a school for Levitt flight engineers settled their labor Union against Pan American and ual basis expired at midnight. The1 Throughout the dispute, and in fore on the face of It would mick in the election campaign, work of the regional district children, I wonder how the dispute today on terms proposed Northeast Airlines. offer had been accompanied by similar negotiations with Trans unless it Is owned by the dis- taxpayers would look on their appear to be the major po- they may be In for some sur- by Secretary of Labor Arthur J. The Pan American settlement the threat that engineers not re- World Airlines and American Air- litical power in this tradition- prises." trict. proposal then?" Goldberg. porting for work would lose their lines, th« jet crew issue has been ally - Democratic municipality Mr. Dolan termed it "the low- had no direct relation to the engi- In the early stages of ham- There has never been a sim- The agreement, announced by neers' 33-day-old strike against rights to jet flight engineer jobs. foremost. —want the school turned over mering out agreements be- ilar 'case to this and, so far, est kind of politics"' to use Goldberg at 2 a.m. EDT follow, The company did not say how The airlines are expected to an- to the township. the state Department of Educa- "this gimmick" In an attempt Eastern Air Lines. But since the tween Levitt and the township ing a six-hour surprise nego- terms were identical to those re- many had returned. nounce shortly reduction of jet last year, it was Mr. Dolan who tion has not been asked to rule "to wheedle a few votes." tiating session, calls for binding The school district is com- jected for the second time Tues- Eastern resumed limited opera- cockpit crews from four men to prised of Matawan Borough and spearheaded the move to force on it from the standpoint of Joseph P. Stenger, Planning arbitration of economic issues three. The flight engineers want Levitt to donate a school, and feasibility or legality. day by Eastern after acceptance tions Monday and continued Tues- Matawan Township. (See LEVITT, Page 2) and settlement of the tangled jet by the union, it appeared the day with two flights each way the third job. The airlines want crew issues along lines he pro- agreement might have a bearing between Miami and . men trained as pilots to hold it posed earlier in the week. on the Eastern strike. Goldberg's proposal, to which To a great extent the Flight Both Pan American and East- Pan American and the union Engineers International Associa- Goldberg said Eastern had con-ern were struck on June 23. agreed, was that engineers cur- Reject Subdivision tion will be getting what it want- sidered his proposals acceptable Within four hours Pan American, rently working for the airline ed. When the airlines cut their earlier. A Labor Department the nation's biggest overseas car- would get the job, until attrition jet crews from four to three men,spokesman said no new meetings rier, had obtained a federal court gradually cuts their ranks, at currently employed engineers will were planned in the Eastern restraining order against the which time pilot-trained men also Under New Code have priority for the third spot. strike, adding "the next move is union. would be employed in the third up to them." OCEANPORT — The Planning decision with two sets of maps, Even as the negotiators were Eastern made no attempt to getslot. Board last night declined to con-one showing sewers and one aider the ma/or subdivision ap- without. However, because Bor- plication of William H. Witten- ough Engineer Otis Seaman was Steinbach's berg, 36 Irving PI. not present last night, the dis- Babysitters Lay Down Law Mr. Wittenberg is seeking to cussion of the matter was ad- Under New create 73 building lots on 22 acres journed to a special meeting Mon- ROSELLE (AP)-Six teenage babysitters, an hour's notice and expect us to lit despite day. of the Wittenberg Nursery tract. claiming that some parents have an "obvi- the fact that we may have previous engage- In other business, the board Ownership He said he plans to develop all ous disregard for fair business practices," ments." of the property with the excep- granted a minor subdivision to NEW YORK - Genung's Inc have banded together and laid down the law tion of seven acres surrounding its secretary, Frederick Geiger. Mount Vernon, announced yester- to their employers. 3. Notify the aitier if the television set his greenhouses on Monmouth Rd, Mr. Geiger revised the property day it has agreed to purchase is not working. "If we know there's no TV The girls, all 16 years old, drafted a six- we can bring a book." The board's refusal to act on lines of his two lots at Itaska the R. J. Goerke Co., of Eliz- point code of fair employment practice for the application followed the PI. and Seneca PI. to form two abeth, N. J,, operator of five the 308 families living in the Lockwood Vil- TIME-AND-A-HALF lots or more suitable dimensions. opinion of its attorney, S. Thomas department stores including thi lage Apartments, where the group does most 4. No Introduction of additional children. Gagllano who said the board is Steinbach Co. of Asbury Par of its sitting. "... Some persons recently have told us bound by a new zoning amend- and Red Bank, N. J. Adele Macy, spokesman for the sitters, they have only two children and then before ment adopted by Borough Council Goofball Steinbach's originally w#: said yesterday that two of the offending par- they leave they bring over three children of July 5. established at Long Branch, N. J ents have been put on an unfair list and will neighbors." Mr. Wittenberg submitted his 32 years ago by the late Joh be boycotted by the girls. 5. Time-and-a-half for afternoon assign- lubdivision map to the Planning Crackdown Steinbach. In 1872, the store HAVE TO COOPERATE ments and for all hours after midnight. "We Board June 26. It was held for moved to Asbury Park. Many always have been paid the additional amount further study at that time. years later, a partnership was The Confederation of Babysitters does not Continues consider Itself a union, Miss Macy said, "but after midnight but the added charge for day Bigger Lots formed between Steinbach's an work is because the children are all awake NEWARK (AP) - Newark's) the Kresge Co., Newark. we have to co-operate to protect ourselves." The newly adopted zoning and it takes a lot more work to keep them drive against the use of goof-balls It was in 1943 that R. J The six regulations, with Miss Macy's quiet." .•••'••• ' amendment affects all borough among young persons picked up comments, are: properties of five acres or more Goerke, Jr., Elizabeth, boughl 6. Treatment as babysitters and not ai yesterday as 147 owners of eating AT GENEVA CONFERENCE — U. S. Secretary of S+ate into. Steinbach's and, Jan. 1 1. Babysitters must be paid the amount and includes them in an AA resi- establishments and other places 0«an Rusk, background, and Arthur H. Dean, th« U. S. servants, r "Some customers act as if we were dential zone. It calls for ISO-foot 1946. took over the store. promised. "Some customers have been con- in the pre-Civil War slave era. We are ex- where teenagers congregate at- delegate, are shown at session of the 17-rtafion disarma- The Red Bank store,of Stein- tracting to pay 75 cents an hour, then have frontage and lots of 22,500 square tended neighborhood confer- perienced babysitters and expect to be treat- feet or more. ment conference in Geneva. The sessions were returned bach's was opened on Broad St, reneged and paid only 50 cents." ed as such rather than like persons who are ences. in 1948. - 2, A minimum one-day notice, except In Mr. Wittenberg's lots average aftar being in recast sinct fair week. just ordered to clean up and given, a list The conferences, designed to Under the Genung ownership, an emergency. "Some persons call us on of things to do in addition to babysitting." about 90 feet in frontage. alert the public to the menace ^ Mr. Wittenberg was told that lAP~Wir«phJito by radi* ftom Geneva) no change, iij^jjame or in th of goofballs, were called by Po- present staff of Steinbach's i be could resubmlt his map later, lice Director Dominick Spina. revised to comply with the new expected at this time. subdivision requirements. Spina loosed a blast at store- A Genung spokesman said keepers yesterday after only 28 He said after last night's meet- See No Progress the purchase of the R. J. Goerke Barber Code Continues of 57 merchants invited to meet- ing that'hie would consult his Co. involved an undisclosed Ings in the first and second pre- amount of cash. LONG BRANCH—For the third split vote, 6-3, at the urging of said 'persuasive* arguments had attorney, William R- Blair, be- cincts attended. Spina said thai time since it was adopted March the Master Barbers Association, been made in the beginning of fore taking further action. Genung operates 14 stores In failure to attend would be con- New York and Connecticut and 28, the city ordinance requiring Noting that Mr.. Errico is 'test- a relationship; between hours In another matter, the board sidered when the owners applied On Berlin Issue >arbershops to close on Wednes- ing the ordinance in the Superior control and public health. He sail deferred action on the applica- posted sales of $22,731,029 in the for renewal of food licenses. By DORIAN FALK East Germany and turn control fiscal year that ended last Jan lays survived efforts to repeal Court, Mr. Untermeyer said he He would seek advice of "ex- tion of Bernard Silverstein for it last night. had decided to leave the matter perts" and bring the question up the subdivision of the LI n c o 1 n Yesterday's conferences were of West Berlin's supply lifelines 31. held in the Third and Fourth GENEVA (AP) - Secretary of As in the two previous moves to the courts and would not vote. agafn Aug., 14. Estates. over to the East Germans. There - Loses Bid Precincts. State Dean Rusk and Soviet For- have been reports that the Rus- iponsored by Councilman Vln- Voting with Mr. Ronca.were » Lot eign Minister Andrei Gromyko re- Nuclear Blast ent G. Ronca, the repeal pro- Councilmen Edgar Dinkelsplel, Councllwoman Wilson lost Her The police director instructed sians intend to sign such a treaty bid, for the third time, to In- the proprietors on how to recog- turn home, probably Thursday, later' this year unless the West posal received only four affirma- Samuel Marks and Lucy Wilson. Mr. Silverstein's proposal, tor a after another thorough examina- :ive votes, one short of a ma- The latter two originally sup- crease city 'fund) allocated, to 36-house development near South nize the various types of goof- agrees to Soviet proposals to Delayed Again the Long Branch Public Health balls—barbiturate and stimulant tion of the Western-Soviet dispute make West Berlin a so-called free jority of the nine-member City ported the closing-law. ' Pemberton Ave., is being held HONOLULU (AP) - The Uni-Council, Mr. Dinkelspiel said he did notNursing Association by $1,000, pills—being used. over Berlin and no apparent prog- ci"™y Z-Z .,?e „; In abeyance pending the board's ress toward agreement l .' «***>*™ the U.S.. Brit- ted States' second high-altitude The vote lineup shocked Fred believe "government has any The grant would' have been an "We are not out to threaten recommendation for septic tanks ish and French garrisons. nuclear jest shot over Johnston Errico, 425 Hoyt Ave., leader of place in control of business. emergency, action, because the or a package sewer plant. anybody," Spina told the proprie Rusk and Gromyko held to theii Repeats Position Island is off for another 24 hours— _ ._ .. extra funds had not been budg- tors. usual positions Tuesday in a 3^ group of 10 barbers not af- We see too much of it in Tren Last month Mr. Silverstein vol- Rusk once again repeated the but last night's postponenent was Hated with the Master Barbers ton and Washington, and I hope eted, and required six affirms-. untarily reopened the issue after I have come here today to hour meeting, their third sinc Western position that a Soviet- only one-tenth as hard for scien tive votes. She got five. Council' they arrived here last weekenc Association. we won't see too much of It in the board had decided in favor of plead with you in a concerted ef- East German peace treaty would tlsts to make as Monday night's. Councilman Milton Untermeyer, Long Branch." men Dinkelsplel, Marks and'-Carl- - fort to wipe out this vicious goof- for the windup of the 14-natio • plant. He presented new evi- or we wmaup ro me n-nauon not wjpe away Westem fi h(s , Hopes for the blast rose yes- who had voted for repeal on the Mayor Thomas L. Me Clintock ton Van Brunt voted no. f dence of a possible odor problem ball problem, This is not only a Laos conference and to address Berlin gained througthrowh* the Allies' terday as troublesome clouds two prior occasions, abstained. for the members' consideration. problem for the police depart the deadlocked 17-nation .disarma- conquest of Nazi Germany. Rusk drifted away, then fell when the ment conference. His would have been the fifth Mr. Silverstein arrived at last ment, but a social problem as said these rights were neither overcast returned. Less than an vote required to void the ordi- night's meeting prepared for a well." The American spokesman sail granted by the Russians nor could hour before blastoff, Joint Task nance which council adopted, by Suit Has Earmarks the meeting failed to produci they be abrogated by them.. Force 8 officials looked glumly "any significant change on thi Rusk and Gromyko also took up at the clouds and rescheduled Berlin question." disarmament problems. . Here the test for tonight. again, there apparently was no Scientists delayed Monday's Bomb Hoax Of a TV'Western' Garden Apartments Peace Treaty progress toward breaking the scheduled shot 10 different times FREEHOLD - Flashes of pi- demnation commissions heard Gromyko told newsmen the stalemate on either general dis- before finally knocking it back At Center acy, bitter struggling among big arguments and set prices which. Zone Plan Opposed talks included the subject of armament or a nuclear test ban 24 hours. Clouds at 20,000 feet company executives in 35 feet In most cases, proved' satisfac- German peace treaty. This meant, treaty. also foiled that operation. For Children of water, and other praps from tory. ; MATAWAN — Introduction ol He referred to a recent report the U.S. spokesman said, thai corny Westerns popped up yes- Appeal Pending . "Mr. Gromyko discussed a peace FARMINGDAI.E - A tele- terday in the staid New Jersey But this wasn't so for lands a zoning ordinance amendment in a newspaper which stated that phoned bomb threat led to evacu- permitting construction of gar- the amendment is the conception treaty and Mr. Rusk discussed Superior Court Chancery Divi- taken from the Flocks. The water what Mr. Gromyko said." Hearing on Loder Jtiott and search of the Preven- company held that the commis- den apartments in two residen- in its basic features of Gerber torium for Children last night, but tlal zones has been postponed t< and Pancani, Newark architects Judge Gene R. Mariano will sion award was too high and The Soviet Union has Ion; no bomb was discovered. took an appeal to the Superior ar adjourned Borough Council tor Howard Siegel, Mate Woods threatened to sign a separate hear part of the legal proofs meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Friday. builder. An anonymous phone call about tomorrow and, If he so orders, Court. The appeal is still pend- peace treaty with Communisi Ends in Keansburg ing. Meanwhile, the company The amendment was to have Charging this "involves a def- 7.30 p.m. told preventorium au- the full drama will come into inite conflict of interest," Mr. thorities that there was a bomb court in the fall. had possession of the land and been introduced at list night's KEANSBURG - Disciplinary At the May 31 hearing, Mr. moved ahead with its expansion. council session but was not Tierney added, "No matter how Sneezing Season hearings into charges of miscon Ostrov charged that Mr Loder on the first floor of the child Water-stealing as the plot, ready for presentation, according honest the effort may be, the duct leveled againt Patrolman during the course of 'he hearing :are nnd treatment center, and rather than cattle rustling, is The Flocks, who admit to hav- to Mayor John W. Applcgate. fact remains that the most in- Frederick Loder finally came to changed several entries, He said hat it would go off in two hours. at the root of this dispute be- ing installed the pump and pipe A series of objections to the terested applicant for garden May Be Mild One an end yesterday. this happened after the hearings State troopers from several tween the Monmouth ConsoliConsoll- line, contend they have a tight dated Water Company and amendment, however, was pre- apartment approval Is the em- , NEW YORK (AP)-The cloud- The brief session was devoid had started and during one of learby barracks commenced a dated Water Company and because the appeal affecting sented by William E. Tierney, ployer of the architectural firm the occasions that the patrolman horough search, as about 180 Charles"lharles, William and Richard their lands hasn't been settled. less sky that brought a parching of any of the fireworks or sur- Flbck. The Flocks are growers former Planning Board chair- that prepared this recommenda- drought to much of the northeast prises which marked the six had access to the blotters. :hildren and staff personnel were The company says the Flocks man, who said the proppsa tion." •emoved from the area of pos- o' Green Mountain potatoes In are trespassers. may have had a silver lining foi previous sessions. Mr. Ostrov charged that the Atlantic Township, overlooking "sets up an unusually severe, Asks Study hay fever sufferers. A decision on the charges is patrolman changed several en- iible danger. Oscar A. Newquist, the com- restricted and uneconomical use (lie recently expanded water pany's general manager, said In Mr. Tierney said a study of a not expected before the middle tries in one of the police blot- No explosion ensued and no ex-company reservoir. of land." building code for Matawan The Jewish Hos. oi September, at the earliest. ters which dealt with the duty plosives were found, according to an affidavit filed in court that he should be undertaken before any )ital's Section on Allergy Re- Benjamin Gruber, attorney for roster for Nov. 2, 1961. Mlice. The threat Is under in- Electric Pump discovered the pipe lino arrange- The amendment permits con- ment on June 9. struction of garden apartments further zoning requirements are search said yesterday that, bar- Mr Loder, now has two weeks He told reporters he became vestigation. Monmouth Consolidated charges In residential zones, requiring 75 enacted. ing heavy rains this week or to submit in memorandum form, suspicious when Mr. Loder, un- The Preventu.ium, which con- that the Flocks have set up an 1,000 Gallons A Day and 100-foot frontages. The pres- Streets Fixed lexti,the sneezing season is ex- his summation in the case. der questioning, gave data rela- lists of a main building and four electric pump and pipe line to He said the line was used to ent zoning ordinance makes no Seven streets which borough pected to be a mild one. George E. Ostrov, borough at- tive to blotter entries which dif- ottages, is a home for children draft water from the reservoir irrigate potato growing fields on for apartment build- residents had complained were An 11-week drought in thli torney, then has two weeks to fered from information given by whose parent* are afflicted with to use for irrigation of a pota prppejty next to the reservoir provision leased by the Flocks from George Ings. damaged by the" Cruz Construc- wrtion of the country ravaged Drcpare and submit his summa- other witnesses. tuberculosis. to growing area. tion Co., East Orange, when tion. The witnesses that appeared Judge Mariano has given the Fredericks. Its capacity was The amendment would permit form crops, But the hospital ex- rated at 1,000 gallons a day. garden apartments on tracts of sewer mains were laid, have Jlained that it also ravaged Both attorneys will have a yesterday were William Herlihy. water company a temporary re- three or more acres but no more been satisfactorily repaired, wild ragweed plants, whose pol- chance to rebut each other's borough clerk; C. Bernard !ohen Praised straining order, halting use of Mr. Newquist said he filed a (See PLAN, Page 3) len causes hay fever. summation if they feel It neces- Blum, borough manager; John t*e pipe line pending a hearing complaint for trespassing June 9 than 25 per cent of the land area here tomorrow. If sufficient evi- against William Flock in Atlantic Is to be used for construction. sary. Savage, tax collector; Mrs. Caro- For Judge Post line Lones, clerk in Mr. Her- dence Is produced, he may con-Township Municipal Court. Hits Restrictions Witnesses Heard The bulk of yesterdav's hearing lihy's office; Mrs. Annette Mor- WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate tinue the restraint until a trial The manager said he dropped . Mr. Tierney said the measure Today's Index was taken bv a parade of wit. rison, clerk in the 'ax office; onfirraation of Mitchell H. Cohen date is fixed to air the entire the charge the next day after the would prevent the development nesses called bv Mr. Gruber to Capt. Joseph Fucci and Patrol- a federal district judge in argument. Flocks removed the pump. But on of "many fine sites" and said Page Page testifv they had never seen the man Eugene O'Brien.

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Dworshak, Hampshire, who died lait Novem- New Commandant -fciiti&To Musi?/iwe voa INTO •' ber, Anbew Schoeppel of Kaasu, ate'i hardest worker*, In tte 1863- Dworahtk «erved far ten* in who died in January, ind FrtacU U Congress he unwered every the Howe before be w*» cltettd- Heads Signal School and Center THe House wrmarr-mg eues, daho> Dies Case of South Dakota, who died one of the m toll calls, lo the Senate ia ISM. last March. WASHINGTON (AP) - Idaho's He alto wu one of the Sen«te'« MONMOUTH" - Brig, deputy Signal officer until April, Dworshai's death left the Sen- Republican Sea. Henry C. Dwor most consistent conservatives. MILLIONS FOR MISSIONS G«o, John C. Monahan, former 1953. ate alignment at 64 Democrats He ii also a graduate of the shak, a staunchly conservative Bora in Duluth, Minn., on Aug. ROME (AP>-AImo»t $23 mil- tuistant commandant of the U.S. and 25 RepuBMcans. Armed Forces Staff College, and voice on Capitol HU1 since 1939, 29, 1894. Dworshik worked in the lion for missions was collected Amy Signal School, has been a former chief of the Training Is dead of a heart attack at 67. Speculation arose that Gov printing and editorial departments last year by national Catholic named commandant of the school Branch and assistant chief of the His wife found him unconscious Robert E. Smylie, the Republican of several newspapers before societies for Propagation of the and Signal Center here. Plans and Training Division, Of- flpnday night in the bedroom of nominee for a third four-year World War I. After service with Faith. fice of the Chief Signal Officer. heir apartment and he was dead term as governor of Idaho, might the American Expeditionary Force This total is about 7 per cent Washington, D. C. During a pre- in arrival at Georgetown Univer resign and arrange to be appoint in World War I, he became pub- above the 1960 collection Of $20.3 vious assignment with the same >ity Hospital. A son, Ward C. ed Dworshak's successor in the lisher and editor of the Burley million. ' organization he was credited with iworshak, said the senator had Senate. (Idaho) Bulletin, which he con- ' than $662,000 went to aid the reactivation of a Signal suffered heart trouble in recent The death apparently means tinued to operate until 1944. refugees from Red China. School at Ansbach, Germany. fears. there will be an election this fal In World War II he served in Dworshak was the fourth con in Idaho to fill the four years re- the 12th Army Group Detachment servative Republican senator to maining in Dworshak's term. with the 21st Army Group (Brit- die within eight months. The oth- Dworshak was one of the Sen- Y/, ish) in England when he was a member of the Combined Add to the Value Communications Board which of your horn* with conducted planning for the Nor- a low-cost Horn* you try mandy invasion. Improvement Loam Deluxe Toothbrush His first assignment was as administrative assistant and in- structor at the Officers Depart- YOU I»»Y MONTHLY ment of the Signal School here. HOUSE 1* i 15.0* 1Mt 12.7* MONMOUTH He set up the Signal Officers H.17 Advanced course at the school. 27.M M © Eiir Putma SyndlciU, Ice, 1982. World rlgkti rturrtA. M.71 Among other decorations Gen. MONEY |U AS M.07 Monahan holds the Croix de Aib.rj ftrk • MM Guerre,- Order of the British Councilman John S. Forsman B«ak • Hanuqoin • Kirtk Albllr ftrk • 177 E. Ntwma* Springs Rd. Empire, Legion of Merit and Oak Condemnation said that traffic has been s r«li Inn • Hilmitl Leaf Clusters. • Bridle heavy here this summer that il M.nmMilh Countj'i Ke- Brl|. Gen. John C. Monahan The new commandant is has been necessary to keep, spe- tiixul B«nk. M Tun native of Chataworth, III. and Proceedings •( Continual Serrle. Gen. Monahan, who last served ber federal Dtpoiit holds a bachelor's degree in elec- :ial police working more than Insurance Corp. with the Eighth U.S. Army Signal trical engineering from the Uni- usual. VA officer in Korea, will assume his versity of Illinois. Are Started new duties Aug. 1. SEA BRIGHT — Condemna- Prior to his Far East tour, tion proceedings. were launched Gen. Monahan was deputy chief, Monday against the remaining U.S. Army Security Agency, Ar> Fr. Sloyan building of the former Sea lington, Va. He was assistant Bright Yacht Club, owned by Les- commandant of the signal school To Talk At ter Gottdanker and John F. Sau- here between September 1954 PROWN S STAFF READY FOR and June, 1956. er, both of Linden, when neither man appeared at a hearing Following graduation from the Notre Dame scheduled by Borough Council. Army War College at Fort SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Rev Robert Redfieid, the building Leavenworth, Kans., in 1951 he Gerard S. Sloyan, formerly of inspector, in sworn testimony was first assigned to the Far Red Bank, N. J., will he among asked by Borough Attorney Jo- 37th ANNIVERSARY East Command where lie was the speakers at the University of seph F. Mattice, gave his posi- 37 years serving the people of Monmouth County Each department head has slashed prices on a Notre Dame when about 5,000 stu tion that the structure, on the dents take part in the 20th nation riverside of Ocean Ave., was "di well, that is the proud record of Prawn's! Now variety of timely items, every one a great value! al convention of the Catholic Stu- lapidated" and in a condition dents Mission Crusade Aug. 23 to "dangerous to health and safe- our staff is ready to greet you and serve you dur- It's our way of saying "thank you" for your pa- 26. ty." ing our big 37th anniversary event. tronage and friendship over the years. Father Sioyan, who is direc- Council July 9 had given the tor of the Schol of Religious Ed- owner-partners until Monday to Owner ucation at the Catholic University display good faith as to remodel- MAX M. PROWN of America, Washington, D. C, ing or razing. But Mr. Redfieid is a graduate of Red Bank Cath- said he had not heard of any and m TW ... van FUMY... m» tussn olic High Schol. plans to make called for adjust- DEPARTMENT HEADS EAR 'ROUND ROOM " CHARLES HEMPEL ments. Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cin- Owner Max M. Prown, cen- DELICATESSEN " cinnati and four bishops are Mayor Thomas Farrell com ter, shown here flanked by • INI Ocean Avenue among those scheduled to ad- plained further that outside the SEA BRIGHT, N. J. dress the convention. building the sidewalk is cracked department heads, invites and dangerous. But the attorney you to come visit his spa- said the matter for concern is the cious store during the an- Then rememberthis; condition of the building. 7 out of 10 tonic In another condemnation, It niversary event this month. DO YOU was noted that Techla Dalhoff, drinks «nade in If you can't come in per- Newark, still has two weeks to America are mixed son but want to take ad- with bone-dry bitter- comply with council's condemna- vantage of the sale values, sweet, exhilarating tion order of June 26, to raze the KNOW building she owns on Wayne St phone us. Phone orders Qlacltr Blut behind the Marine Lumber Co. are promptly filled and THE Council asked that Mr. Mattice QUININE WATER write a letter to Solomon J: Nel- free deliveries are yours. TRUTH mark notifying him of complaints 9 trucks on the road daily residents have made about red insure prompt delivery. clay flowing from his land on ABOUT East Ocean Ave. and covering Charge accounts are in- their sidewalks as the result of vited and Easy Charge is recent heavy rains. The Board of also available. TONICS? Freeholders also is to be asked Strvtd exclusively at River House, Rumsffl to clean out the Ocean Ave. Pictured, left to right: catchbasins to hasten the flow ol Raymond P. VanGlahn water from the street, according manager of the Home Im- to Councilman William J. Darby provement Department, has ELECTRONIC CENTERS Mayor Farrell said that Bot- been with Prown's 17 years. ough Engineer Otis R, Seaman ALBERT HOWELL Your H«od

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•abaaipitoa rneu a unut OB> »«»' SUM Mi mrauu. MOo all the stuff about honoring thy father Mutt mi •> tMout. I tun copy by mUl. • ewti and thy mother, was accepted as part WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1962 of the religious machinery to keep the masses enslaved. Taxes In Keanghurg After 45 years, the Communists SOKO1SKY are discovering that the family is a The flare-up in Keansburg over The Keansburg rate, therefore, is Valuable institution beneficial not only to the individual but to the state. In Soviet Russia, for a long time, mar- who's to blame for "high" taxes in the "middle" range—not so high certainly, that either group should riage has been expected to be inviolate and divorce would be amusing except that there increasingly difficult. be talking in terms of "blame." is never anything, really, amusing It is true that the school system Now, according to this "Insider's Newsletter," East about taxes. Germany is drafting a new marriage law which will takes the biggest single chunk of the require couples to file an application for marriage one Some Board of Education mem- tax dollar—this is fact in virtually month in advance of the ceremony—to permit a cool- bers are complaining that Borough every municipality in the .state. ing-off period. Once wed, the couples will find it vir- Council members and other munici- But it is also true that the per tually impossible to break the bonds, except for physi- pal officials are "blaming" the school centage in Keansburg (for school cal cruelty or, "chronic adultery." Under the new regu- board for rising taxation. purposes) is lower than in many lations, the guilty party in a divorce suit will be un- School board officials, in turn, are districts. able to remarry for at least three years, trying to minimize the board's role It would appear to be an ac This is a very tough break for the "chronic adul- terer." Even in our society, the aduiterer can find a way In the tax structure. curate statement that there is no : Your Money's Worth: to get a divorce somewhere and almost immediate - Keansburg's tax rate this year is "fat" in this year's school budget or Science remarry and then go out and adult some more. He ma; $2.91 per $100 assessed valuation. municipal budget. continue this process ad infinitum or until he runs out The range, in Monmouth Coun- This kind of bickering is bad for New Depreciation Rules At Work of cash to pay alimony. the town. For all the taxpayers, the ty, is from a low of $1.54 (in By SYLVIA PORTER By The Associated Press Longest Rate Spring Lake) to a high of $4.61two groups should work together— There Is one professional man who will work lots Scientists and engineers are Poland is reported to have the longest marriage (in Roosevelt). not take pot shots at each other. concerned with the cosmic shoot- expectancy rate. This must be due to the prolongation harder because of the Treasury's widely heralded lib- ing gallery, the earth's atmos- eralization of the rules governing the tax deductions phere, and insect enemies: of the Influence of the Roman Catholic Church in that Victory Tastes Sweet which you, as a businessman, can take when you invest Gallery country. Still and all, the marriage expectancy rate for in machinery and equipment—the so-called deprecia- Space is a great shooting gal- Poland is only 18 years which is not so very long. I > It stands to the glory of Ameri- more time to training. Each also gets tion rules. That professional man is lery, what with meteors and have been married going on 28 years to the same the advantage of a series of govern cosmic debris zipping around at woman and find that now that she is maturing Into can sports that the United States at your accountant. speeds up to 150,000 miles an Stanford, Calif., crushed the Soviet ment-sponsored contests in which There is one move you, as a small hour. middle age, she is a much more interesting person. to keep their competitive efforts businessman particularly, should make A hit on a space ship could kill In Bulgaria and Soviet Russia the marriage ex- Union's track and field men's team its occupants. So at McGill Uni 128-107. That the Soviet women sharpened. before you even try to take advantage versity in Montreal, scientists pectancy is only nine years. That must be because the overcame their American counter- Nine of 12 meet records which of the new rules. That move is to ask are trying to design a wrap- husbands get shot down so often. Besides, Russian your accountant to explain precisely around space shield whicb peasant women seem to age very rapidly and some of fell during two days of the men's wouldn't crack under such im- parts 66-41 was expected before the how much the new depreciation sched- them still wear very ugly clothing. The men are not competition were broken by Ameri- pacts, and which also could with- meet took place. ules can put into your pocket in tax stand the hot gases generated if much to look at either because if they are entitled to PORTER It must be remembered that cans. Three Soviet women also set savings—and this goes whether you're a meteor struck at such force stand on Lenin's Tomb for the May Day Parade, they United States amateurs who took to records. The United States' success investing in hand towels for your motel or in highly and disintegrated. are too fat. Most of the rest have too little to offer a They'll work with a special the field are amateurs all the way.gives the Americans a solid outlook expensive machinery for your factory. steel; vaccuum chamber, firing smart and up-coming young lady—no minks, no dia- They get no pay. Their training is for success in the Olympics at Tokyo. The newspapers have printed millions of words bullets into experimental shields monds, only Crimean champagne. n the past 10 days about the Treasury's first full-scale at speeds of 20,000 to 50,000 miles not subsidized. Either they are stu- Some Soviet successes were, an hour. The U. S. Agency asked According to this account, the marriage expectanc liberalization of the depreciation rules in 20 years, with the Canadians to undertake the of the Rumanians and Hungarians is the worst of a' dents or have jobs of their own. Ath- deed magnificent—Valery Brumel's each report emphasizing that the changes give busi- study. —only six years. Rumanians and Hungarians are rathe letics to them are, at best, a part- world record high jump of 7 feet, 5 nessmen a "tax cut" amounting to $1.5 billion a year. Atmospheric Secrets handsome folks. The Rumanians are 9 mjjt|itj! of R( inches, and Bolotnikov's victories in Calls Daily In the next 10 years, this coun- time activity. So when they excel, mans, Slavs and all the races of the,EasternMedite the 10,000-and 5,000-meter races, the Yet as Leon Gold, chief tax expert of the Research try's research in the atmospheric they do so because of personal effort. sciences should be tripled, says ranean. Their eyes flash. Rome used Rumania as Not to take too much away from fruit of which Soviet, coach Gavriel institute of America, put it to me when we discussed a report submitted by the Nation prison colony and probably sent its best prisoner Korobkov said was his "best men'sthe new rules the other day, "I've had calls daily from al Academy of Sciences-National there. They stayed and produced a race that likes tc the skills of athletes sent over by Research Council. some of the most qualified businessmen in the country eat beef and garlic, a truly Roman habit the Soviet Union, each is subsidized. group." But Uncle Sam's group was asking what the new guidelines mean to them, although It urges a bigger effort to un- that much better, and took other derstand atmospheric processes Sports to them represents a career they have read the new guidelines as well as all the adequately, for therein lies the Escapism * sponsored and supported by the gov- major events. All should be well news stories." basis of sounder weather fore- The Rumanians had to decide whether they pre- satisfied. Your accountant should cut through the technicali- casts, and potentials for control ernment. Each can devote much of weather and man's environ- ferred the Communists to Mme. Lupescu and they ties and formulas for you. But here, in everyman's ment. chose the Communists. And now they are stuck with Allen-Scott Report language, is what this is about. The report to the Office of Sci- it So they engage in the escapism of numerous 1—The Treasury has shortened its official list of the ence and Technology calls for a marriages. period of years over which a businessman buying ma- three-told Increase in scientific manpower and research funds, a Americans know all about Hungary, having, In this chinery can deduct the cost of this equipment from Senate Starts Prebe ef Foreign lobbyists four to five-fold increase in the country, four high-born refugees who make the front his taxable income. Let's say that in 1960, you bought universities' output of doctorates pages as often as possible. They are, of course, the By Robert S. Allan and Paul Scott $20,000 of equipment which the Treasury's old rules in the atmospheric sciences, strengthened programs in key Gabors—Mamma Jolie, Magda, Eva and Zsa Zsa. They WASHINGTON — The Senate While wholly unmentioned in th to block these foreign lobbyists aid had a 20-year useful life. Under a common method universities, and more vigorous are not only beautiful but also photogenic. Hungarians Foreign Relations; Committee's Senate discussion of this inves from affecting legislation. But of figuring depreciation, in the past two years you research and educational pro- are a very jolly people, all except those who are dead Investigation of foreign govern- tigation, one of the targets is th< the Foreign Relations Committee have charged off that equipment at the rate of $1,000 grams by government agencies. balked, and the move was Insect Enemy because Soviet tanks rolled over them or who are ment lobbyist, ii still in the pre- Central Intelligence Agency. a year, thereby cutting the income on which you had paratory stage, but already it has It is Senator Fulbright's in shelved. The black widow spider has Catholic and worry about the fate of Cardinal uncovered highly significant pay tention to dig into the amounl However, Fulbright got the o pay taxes by $1,000 in 1960 and again in 1961. Nowdropped out of the list of the top Mindszenty. , dirt. of money CIA is ladling out tc chance to revive it when he Treasury says the useful life of your equipment is 10 public enemies of the insect foreign refugee groups with or- swarm of foreign lobbyists re- A preliminary staff study has y 10 years. So, as of 1962, you can charge it off at $2,000 world, says the National Pest I notice the report says nothing about Albania. disclosed that six countries alone ganizations in tHe U.S.—a number cently rewrote the AdministraAdi - Control Association. of them very active and politlca That must be an oversight or perhaps a recognition have 152 lobbyists-nearly one tion's sugar bill in the House. a year. This cuts the earnings on which you have to Some 25 years ago, this spider ly influential. third of all the registered "non- These backstage operations pay taxes by an extra $1,000 annually in the years im- caused more human illness and of the Grand Schism, which Khrushchev is healing with aroused a furore in the Senate, diplomatic agents." Both the State Department an mediately ahead, so you report a lower income and deaths than now. The improve- more ease than Pone John XXIII is among the Chris- As of the first of this month, Fulbright have long wanted to which largely restored the orig- ment is due largely to better san- probe these operations. inal measure. thus pay a lower tax. It's not a tax cut in the direct tians. But then the'Christians have freedom of choice 411 lobbyists representing 108 lation and pest control methods, whereas the Communists have to do or die, which if nations were registered with the Last February, with State De- Fulbright made the most of this sense. It's a tax savings and the "tax-savings pot," as and advances in medical treat- Justice Department. Most of partment backing, Fulbrighl ment. The bite is fatal in about 5 an unpleasant alternative. — ••• sought to initiainitiatt e such an .invesinves- puts it, is estimated at $1.5 billion a year. these lobbyists are U.S. citizens per cecennt of untreatemttt d cases. In the employ of these foreign tigation. A major purpose was him $50,000 to conduct it. 2—The Treasury also has greatly simplified the *L. . °f. *** «*»• Also nothing is said about the marriage expectancy Most of the exile and refugee ... . , . ../^s-5...... - .„„' B'»ck widow spider hangouts countries. systejmm of figuring useful life. Instead of listing 5,000 include basement*; window wells, of the Chinese. It would interest me to know how ef- High on the list of the group organizations are aijti:Communist. CARMICHAEL underneath lawn benches or ot »L. big-lobby nations are Rus- They concentrate on establishing items, each with a separate useful life, it has put out a fectively Mao Tze-tung has suppressed plural mar- porches, and garages, tool sheds, sia and Cuba. strong congressional ties. Various short booklet which sets a single useful life for al riage, to which most Chinese I know were devoted. culverts, and rock and trash Russia his 28 registered lobby- Intelligence agencies also main- equipment used in an industry as a class. For instance If the Chinese have really gone in for monogamy, their tain close connections with them. piles. ists, and Cuba 23, of which at all the equipment used in the hotel industry—ranging population will wither away, what with hunger and least' tour represent the Cfcm- It has been reported to Ful- Early Hunter tnunlst regime of Dictator Cas- bright that CIA contributes from blankets to fire alarm equipment — has been Archaeologists and paleontolo- disease. tro, and the other 19, exile and around $100,000 a month to the grouped under one class and given a class life of 10 gists are studying the first dis- Cuban Revolutionary Council, refugee elements. covery of remains of a mastodon composed of refugee groups in years. This siraplication in itself can be of major bene- The four other nations are combined with human tools and "My Old Man Can Lick Your Old Man!— the U.S. fit to you, Japan with 32 lobbyists; Domin- scrapers. Mine's A Doctor I" ican Republic 26, including three Another important organization 3—You can set any useful life you wish on an The finding confirms what they exile groups; France 23; West is the Assembly ol Captive Euro- individual ment rchase the average long had thought—that early man Germany 20. pean T* P" ** Communists seeking the libera- °f your equipment purchases works out to the average in the new world actually hunted Lobbying operations of these mastodons which roamed North six countries will figure prom tion of Albania, Bulgaria, Czecho- useful life for the class of the equipment. You could America from 500,000 to 10,000 slovakia, Esthonia, Hungary, Lat- lnently in the Foreign Relations years ago. Committee's probe. Detailed re- via, Lithuania, Poland and Ru- with expert help, save much more than is apparent on Miss Cynthia Invln, a Harvard ports on each nation are being mania. This group bas numerous the surface of the guidelines. graduate student, found the mas- compiled by the Committee's strong supporters in and out of I 4—You need not worry about Treasury arguments todon remains in excavating at staff which has been enlarged Congress. as long as you stay within the mathematical standards El Homo in Mexico, and from for this purpose. HELPING HANDS — On direct geological evidence estimated the Walter Pincus, former Wash- orders of Secretary Rusk, the set by the Treasury. As Gold says, informed business- age as about 30,000 years. Other ington newsman, Is directing State Department Is co-operaling men, by shuffling lives of individual assets within the scientists are checking the age these studies. fully with the Senate Investlga- class of equipment bought, could step up actual de- with radioactive carbon dating Senator J. William Fulbright, irs. techniques. D., Ark., chairman, contemplates Illustrative Is the information preciation taken by thousands of dollars, sharply in- The extinct mastodon and the holding: public hearings in the urned over to them concerning crease savings. Also as long as businessmen don't go modern elephant belong to the fall after Congress adjourns. :he activities of Michael Strulens, below the guidelines' life, they need not worry about Nations with 10 or more reg- Belgian national registered as same animal family, but are not istered "non-diplomatic agents" lobbyist for Katanga's President any fight with a Treasury examining agent for three nearly so closely related as the Include: Israel 16; Austria 12; Moise Tshombe, who has been years—even if the life of their assets is obviously long- elephant and the larger mam- moth, also extinct, which is Haiti 11; Netherlands 11; Italy [euding with both the central Con er than that set in the guidelines." A moratorium on 10; Nicaragua 10, including four 5olese government and the United known to have been hunting prey exile groups; Switzerland 10; Mations. Treasury questioning has been declared for three years. of early man. Venezuela 10; Yugoslavia 10, in- Strulens' activities are slated The one negative aspect, Gold stresses, is the com- Personal Calculations cluding two #xil« groupi. ™il!.*.'u"y scnJtlni2ed bv ""plex procedure required in arriving at the new mathe- Keeping pace with this techni Other countries represented by jrobers. cat age, 200 engineering students multiple lobbyists are; National- They have been informed he matical standards. Hundreds of thousands of business- his fall will be using personal, tat China nine; Red China three; ipent an estimated $150,000 In anmen even now aren't taking the depreciation breaks portable analog computers for Poland nine; Hungary seven, in- iffort to influence U.S. policy re- available to them and countless thousands more will their calculations ,at Case Insti- cluding one 'exile group; Brazil ;ardlng Tihombe. forfeit the maximum benefits unless they get expert tute of Technology. Each devlct «to: South Korea three. The Foreign Relations Com- t only a little larger than a pack- WHAT THEY'RE AFTER - 6—Wednesday, July 25, 1962 (See Allen-Scott, Page 9) assistance. age of king site cigarettes. RED BANK REGISTER We

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«fD BANK-170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN-57* Rivtr Rd. UNCROFT-Nwrnan Springs Rd. at Hurlty Unt WEST LONG BRANCH-Rt. 36 and Broadway r WWC-TV 8—We&wd*y, July 25, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Italian Group Honors Dr. Allegra TELEVISION Starts Acting at 35, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:41- (4) Weather Sandy Becker 2:11- (2) Lov« of Ufa l:«- (4) New« ' (7) Tommy Seven,,. . <«) Your First 7:W- (2) News MM (») Little Rascals Impression (4)Dc News Long Branch Chapter, UN ICO the first fellow in combined or- cultures. His work prompted Recently appointed to the ortho- (9) Jack La Lanne 12:55-(5) News identify 24 scenic and historic National, for contributions to man pedics staff at the Jersey City thopedic surgery and rehabilita- Job as a news producer at ABC, 3:30— (2) To Tell the Truth 1:00- (4) News spots in New Jersey. Entrants' "in service above self." Medical Center, Dr. Allegra also tion at 's re- then he resigned to raise funds (4) Our Five Daughters (5) Theater Five Were also required to submit a Mailbag UNICO, which stands for Unity, is on the orthopedic surgical habilitation hospital, under Dr. (5) Medic (7) Movie 50-word essay beginning "New for a little theater project ii Neighborliness, Integrity, Charity Howard Rusk. staffs of St. Francis Hospital, (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Crime Does Not Pay Jersey is an ideal vacation state Stamford, Conn. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER and Opportunity, is a national Jersey City, and St. Mary's Hos- Associated with Dr. Pisani at (9) Movie 1:05— (4) Mayor of The Town because ..." Raising the cash was easy Question — Each year I swear service organization for Ameri- pital, Hoboken. Red Bank for. five years, he is (II) Abbott And Costello 1:30- (5) News making the theater go wasn' I will not watch next year's cans of Italian descent. Many of Jackie Juskis of Elizabeth, took Dr. Allegra, who received his about to move into new offices 3:55— (2) News 1:35— (4) Sermonette The enterprise ended in disaster, "Miss America" or "Miss Uni- the 200 members of the Greater first prize in the junior division training under the Jate Dr. Em- in Doctors' Court, Sycamore 4:00— (2) Secret Storm 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer and Telly retired to the home oi yerse" TV shows but by the time Long Branch Chapter are from and will receive a one-week paid mitt Dooley at Columbus Hospi- Ave., Little Silver, on a tract (4) Make Room For 2:20- (2) News an aunt in Garden City to hide the year rolls around, I forget the Red Bank and mid-Monmouth tal, New York, was selected as a owned by Dr. Pisani. Two of nine vacation for two at Ocean City. Daddy 2:25- (2) Give Us This Day Leslie Keiser, of Elizabeth, won from his creditors. She persuad just how dull the whole thing is resident at New York University buildings to be built there are (5) Divorce Hearing second prize in the junior divis- ed him to get active in commun- and I get stuck once again. I'm Dr. Allegra, honored also for and the Bellevue Medical Center nearly completed. THURSDAY MORNING (7) American Bandstand ion and Eberhardt Struss of Eliz- sure I'm in a minority but I think (11) Laurel And Hardy 6:15— (2) Previews abeth, took fourth. The three win- this year's "Miss Universe" show enson, to executive secretary o ng. Carol Lawrence and Biff Mc- 4:25—(11) Pinocchio 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day ners are all classmates in the reached an all time low and who- the NAACP Roy Wilkins, eco- Guire co-star. 10 p.m. CBS. 4-3»- (2) Edge of Night «:25- (2) News ever told Gene Rayburn he was 1 fifth grade at School Number 14 TV Key nomic consultant Leon Keyser- DAVID BRINKLErS JOUR- (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Sermonette a master of ceremonies?—Mrs. in Elizabeth. SALS ling, and Barnard college pro- NAL. (Repeat) It's easy to de- (5) Mr. District Attorney «:S0- (2) Summer Semester T. G., New Britain, Conn. fessor of economiccs, Dr. Ray- termine where David Brinkley (11) Bozo The Clown (4) Radiation Story Third prize in the junior di- TAVERN and Question — As usual, the "Miss Previews mond J. Sa\ilnier, who was for- stands on the question of rock 4:50— (7) American Newiitead 7:00- (2) News vision went to Teresa Marie Lan- Universe" contest on TV wa: merly chairman of the Council ol 'n roll when he takes you to 4:55- (4) News (4) Today dolfi of Union, a fourth grader at RESTAURANT very entertaining and I especial ^today's (op television shows as Economic Advisors in Presiden France and England for a look- (11) Mr. Peabody 7:05- (5) Call to Prayer St. Michael's School, Union. j ly liked Gene Rayburn and Arlene previewed and selected by TV Eisenhower's Administration. 7: see. He interrupts French singer 5:00- (2) Life o> Riley 7:15- (5) News Mrs. Rosella E. Rago of Yard- featuring Francis.—Mrs. H. J., Memphis, Key's staff of experts who attend 30 p.m. ABC. Johnny Halliday's nasal perform- (4) Movie 7:26- (7) Morning Prayer ley was named senior division A FAMILY Tenn. rehearsals, watch screenings MYSTERY THEATRE. "Mur ance with films of cathedrals and (5) Felix and Diver Dun 7:36- (5) Columbia Lectures. winner and will receive a week's Answer — The above two let- and analyze scripts in New York der Is a. Private Affair." (Re- paintings, and shows you the (7) I Married Joan (7) Early Bird Cartoons paid vacation for two at Haddon STYLE TAVERN ters typify the range of audience and Hollywood. peat) Mystery couched in the fa- swooning teenagers listening to 01) Dick Tracy 8:00- (2) Captain Kangaroo Hall in Atlantic City. reaction to TV beauty contests in WAGON TRAIN. "The Jenna miliar breezy style involving a stomping Billy Fury in England. 5:25—(11) Sportsman's Club Our Specialty , ..' general and to such show's mas- Douglas Story." (Repeat) Well rich young blonde who thinks her On the serious side, Brinkley goes 5:30- (2) Movie Exclusive New Jersey Engagement "ITALIAN DISHES" ters of ceremonies in particular. played, wild West, psychiatric no-good husband is going to mur- to a slum building in Spanish (7) Highway Patrol Whatever the feeling—irritation soap opera, set in the form that's der her. A semi-retired wise man, Harlem in New York for an ear- (9) Movie ORDERS TO GO... or pleasure—everybody seems to become a staple of this series— bored with his lot, agrees to help, ful on the earnings of the land- 5:40—(II) Red Barber lord there. (Color). 10:30 p.m. tune in. Is the common factor (he aroused populace story. Car- but it's his young protege who 5:55—(II) Baseball SH i-9748 NBC curiosity? olyn Jones does a beautiful job does the leg work and flirts with WEDNESDAY EVENING 141 Shrewsbury Ave. playing the "we don't want that the heiress while he isn't out- STEVE ALLEN SHOW. If youi «:M- (4) News and Weathc RED BANK Question — Did the actor who kind of woman on this train" smarting hoods. Attractive Dina want to see a World War I plane (5) Sandy's Hour plays "Dr. Hoffman" on the part. But there's a switch here— Merrill is neatly cast as the rich on Vine Street, Steve obliges to- (7) News "Ben Casey" series play a small instead of a misjudged dance hall girl. 9 p.m. NBC. night. Also, Allen plays the pi (11) Three Stooges part in Marlon Brando's movie girl who's really a divinity stu- U. S. STEEL HOUR. "Honor ano, does a gangster comedy roil' 6:15- (7) Local News FINE FOOD "The Wild One?"—C. S., Pater- dent, Miss Jones plays an es- In Love." There's a nostalgic tine; talks to a hypnotist, brings C:20— (7) Weather son, N. caped mental patient with big sweetness about this tale., based in comic Irv Edelman for a 6:25- (7) Sports TO GO... Answer — Harry Landers (Dr. problems. John Lupton does a on a J. P. Marquard short story, stanflup piece; and lets singers 6: J»- (4) Local News PIPING HOT Hoffman) was one of the menac- neat job as the young doctor who that holds your attention for a Libl Staiger and John Gabri- (7) Blue Angels ing group of leather-jacketed mo- helps straighten her out. (Color) summer evening. Reminiscen el perform. 11 p.m. WPIX. FISH • SCALLOPS torcyclists in the Brando film. 7:30 p.m.'NBC • though it is of other plays on TONIGHT. Jack E. Leonard HOWARD K. SMITH. "Kenne- the discovery of a dead artist's continues as host and has song, Shrimp • French Fries Question — Everytime you dy as President." For an apprais- talent, and the struggle of the writer Sammy Cahn, Johnny read anything about "Bonanza," al of the President's record-to- Boston-bred youth in love with a Ray, comics Milton Kamen and VmORIODcSICA FEDERICO FELL1M LUCH1N0 VISCOiNTI the article goes into detail about date, Mr. Smith offers an inter- slum-girl's beauty, there's a leorgie Kaye, and singer Mar- dintctt UteXcurnm/JIwird Winner direct* 4Ms Fried Chicken compelling directness and sim- COLD SAUDS ORDER Michael Landon and Pernell Rob- esting sampling of opinion rang- ilyn Lovell along for the eve- erts but hardly anything is ever ing from the President's admin- plicity about the characters in ning's chatter. (Color) 11:15 p.m. SOPHIALOREN ANMEKBERG ROMiSdNfMR this one that's thoroughly appeal- NBC the writen about the other Cartright istrative assistant, Theodore Sor- An Embassy-International Pictures ReleasAe Waltein EASTMAr ResdN COLOe TheatrR e son. Please print something about Finnan Haddie Dan Blocker in your column.— Now * LYRIC ASBURY PARK Cove M. D., Richmond, Va. MOVIE TIMETABLE /•I1-6460 Answer — Blocker's NBC bi- RED BANK O|HTI WCd. . .Sun. "til 10 P.M. ography boasts that he was the 102 Shrewsbury Ave, largest baby ever born in Bowie CARLTON- County, Texas, He weighed in Summer Kiddle Show Series — Sink RED BANK The Blumark plus Carloona 2:00; Boys 1 hlovk wist of H.R. station at 14 pounds. His size was also in- Night Out 7:00: 9;1O strumental in his becoming an EATONTOWN Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Joan actor. While he was at college DRIVE-IN - £•••••••••• Boyi Nljht out 8:40; l!:!0: 13 Weil Collins and Dorothy Lamour com- studying to be a physical ed in Street 11:00 bine their talents in "The Road AMPLE PARKING CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE structor (what else?), the drama LONG BRANCH To Hong Kong," a hilarious com- department was looking for some- BARONET— edy which comes to Loew's Route NOW PLAYING one strong enough to carry the Counterfeit Traitor 2:10; 1:00:'9:30 Yates Productions '35" Drive-In on Wednesday, AT BOTH THEATRES bodies across the stage in a pro- ASBURY PARK July 25th, for four days. Du- I duction of "Arsenic and Old LYRIC- MGM^oJOSEPHElEVINE FAtSivr Present plicating their antics in their Lace," and Blocker was elect- Boccacclo 70 2:15: 7:11): 10:00. + MAYFAIR- now famous "road pictures" Hope + Broadway Hit ed. Dan liked the fun he had on Klddle Show 11: a.m.: That Touch o. 1 Crosby are joined by Robert KIM NOVAK stage and decided to try for an Mink 3:00; 7:35; 9:55 IT. JAMES- Mqrley, Walter Gotell and their JAMES GARNER ONCE MORE acting career. He went the usu- Wp«t Side story 2:30; 8:30. combined efforts produce one of « al route of stock and small parts •ARAMOUNT the season's best comedies. . on B'dway. When the Korean Aiivlee * Con».at»2:!5; 7:15; 9:45 The second feature is "The + War broke, Dan was drafted and BELMAR WITH Nun and The Sergeant" the big IN A MARTIN RANSOHOFF PRODUCTION served two years as a sergeant FLY-IN DRIVE1N- gest shock story of the current Counterfelt Traitor 8:47: 1:03 * in the Army. Upon his discharge, season, and co-stars Robert Web- AN MGM RELEASE FEELING he married his college sweet- C0LLINGW0OD CIRCLE CINEMASCOPE & METHOCOLOR HORE DRIVE-IN- . ber and Anna Sten. heart, Dolphia Parker, Dan My GelBhn S:50: 12:00; Eacapa From The "Three Stooges In Orbig" ALSO AT EATONTOWN • A 3.4CT • Zahraln 11:00 didn't return to acting right and "Mothra" form* the big ALAN LADD—"13 WEST STREET COMEDY away. With a wife to support, he NORTH OF RED BAMK double feature show starting Sun- * * decided to try teaching. In 1956, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS day, July 29th for three days. WED. Him SAT. the Blockers went to Los Ange- ATLANTIC— Lonely Are Thft, Brave 7:00; 10:00 * les where Dan attended UCLA to 13 Weit Btretl 8:50 AIR CONDITIONED CARY GRANT July 25 to 28 work towards his Pli. D., but he HIGHLANDS MAYFAIR "TOUCH OF MINK" landed in TV instead. He played MARINE- i Curtain • 8:45 p.m. parts on many of the leading TV Brlendor In the Grass 7:0O: 9:00 * shows, mostly westerns, and fi- HAZLET for reservations nally landed one of the leads in LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- 3 Complete Acts AIR CONDITION! D the popular "Bonanza" series. Cnrtoona 8:40;' Road to Hong Kong A 542-3598 8:50; 11:45; Nun and th» Serjeant "BOCCACCIO 70" LYRIC ll ENTERTAINS 10:30 « MIDDLETOWN - Peter Loser, 'THE LIVELY ONES' — Vic Damone will be hoir and per. PERTH AMBOY Starlight Theater 42 Ataboy Ct., entertained busi AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- « former on the Summer musical serial, "The Lively Ones," Uoad to Honff Konp fl:M; 12:0D; Nun "JUDGEMENT AT * ness associates at Ship Ahoy antl The Sergeant 10:52 * Civic Auditorium which will be broadcast in color on NBC-TV Thuridflyi * Beach Club Friday. Guests in- MMESTIC BARONET NURENBERG" Monmouth cluded Lou Kclsey. Summit: Lee for eight weeks sfarfing July 26 in place of the vaca- HaUrl 2:00: CIO: 7:25; 10:10 , Pierce, Saddle River: William EDISON I « tioning "Haze!" program. With Damone are Shirley Shopping Center Kingston, Verona: Richard MENLO PARK CINEMA- * Horse-field, Morristown, and How- Yelm (left) and Joan Staley, his "perennial dates" on I.o:ila 1:30: 1:15; 7:00; 9.40 AIR CONDITIONED MONTCLAIR "ADVICE AND. •¥ ard Glover and Larry Kilgo the broadcast. The series will feature top instrumental 1 * ki/^Vl IMT&SBURY CLAIRIDGE— CONSENT" PARAMOUNT' Rldgewood. and vocal jazi itars. Windjammer 2:O0; 8:00 ATLANTIC WO0DBR1DGE THEATRE DRIVE-IN - Attanllc IIlRhlwiUs—Tfl. 3'J1 01IH Ron VoyaKS »:S0: 12:45; IS Wei Searching for the ultimate Stj-OBl li:3O NOW-EVES FROM 7 "WEST SIDE STORY" KIRK DOUGLAS Reserved'Seat. SEAFOOD Monmouth Opera "Lonely Are The Brave" J».*' ''•'" ''-v" All the season's delicacies —AND- superbly prepared for your FESTIVAL ALAN LADD ROD STEIGER WILLIAM HOLDEN dining pleasure .... plus a CONVENTION HALL "13 WEST STREET" "COUNTERFEIT BARONET magnificent view of the ocean ASBURY PARK 8:30 P.M. TRAITOR" from our beautiful dining room,. perched high above the surf. Saturday, July 28 MARINE "ESCAPE TO A hputation for Good, food /W/W __ ,/L — x 'i «". CARMEN ZAHRAIN" • SPECIA1 lUNCHfONS 1410 AM 105.S FM NOW-EVES. 7 AND > SHORE 1 • LATI 5NACKJ Box Office Now Open NATALIE WOOD "MY GEISHA" RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL lOUNGf MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS WARREN BEATTY 1 , BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH, N. J. Res. PR 5-0900 I AFTER EACH RACE Admission 2.00 & 3.00 "Splendor In The Grass" Further Theotrc Information Coll SH 1-9600 represent* In th« U.S. 25 Soviet the year, 268 trains were I his Joint Chiefs had been In ot RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, July 25, 1962—9 trade org»a)»Honf, Fran tin standing on tracks becauM the plans for it Alien-Scott beginning the Soviets have owed locomotive breakdowns and ll Ute last year Kennedy tentJNvn to fight but that he did sag- fighting ffiyft nA troops Amtorg M « cover fox Industrial trains were broken up durir Joint Chiefs' Head Taylor to South Viet Ham to -1Q military Ji who, among other chores that eiptootge adJvitifta igiiast th« their lime iatrtaiit. These fhoi what could be done to stop the the form of pUnej, military ad- avoided direct iirvdvement, teach. U.S. la thii ctptcliy, Aratorg comings, hittk&umx «nd ace tpitt«e ii* ^ numerous py, 9Communist advance there risers and expert* to trtlo the guerrilla fighttog. documenti from the l k US b dents have been txpenslve to U Stftte Dt1- employees seek out U.S. through guerrilla war, Vietnamese in guerrilla fighting. Kennedy last year bought Tay- paitment dttling with Strulens men who sometimes plaoo. their national economy. The poor fu Won't Be 'Yes Man Not long afterward the United lor's "balance of forces" Wea and operatiow. They include me»-desire (or a quick profit above fillment of railroad scheduli When Taylor returned it was By JAMES MARLOW greemenl with the Elsenhower ad- understood he advised against States began sending helicopters cast aside "massive retaliation" Mgei exchanged between him their regard for the internal se- should concern all workers as the all-purpose philosophy. and Tlhombe, some concerning curlty or the U.S.". railroad transportation." . Associated Press News Analyst. ministration defense concept. sending American troops into Viet into Viet Nam-they've helped in The book he wrote a year later Strulens' efforts to obtain an ex- FOREIGN FLASHES-Premier Archbishop Makarios, preside WASHINGTON (AP) — Gen. tension of hit visa here. or Cyprus, has accepted an i was about that disagreement. Khrushchev's recent visit to Bul- Maxwell D. Taylor got the second- Briefly, he felt the administra- The Justice Department also Is garia has resulted in one Import- vitatioB to make an official via to India in October. He w best Job of his career for looking tion put too much emphasis on actively assisting the investiga- ant reform. A new railroad time- like a yes-man. It turned out he 'massive retaliation." Since the tors. The department Is partic- table has been issued. Avowed be accompanied by Foreign Mi ister Spiros Kyprianoti. wasn't, and he quit. Now, for notUnited States and Russia now had ularly interested in the operations purpose of this new schedule is to the power to flatten each other, of the numerous registered Soviet improve rail service, which ap- being a yes-man, tie gets the best LONG BRANCH he felt, neither would voluntarily lobbyists. parently was atrocious according In his first three Belmoi job. , start a nuclear war. to an official Bulgarian report ob- Stakes, Jockey Eddie Arcaro be Many of them are employees This puts two strong-willed men Therefore, he reasoned, wha of Amtorg Trading Corporation tained by Intelligence, Its high- only one horse. But in his four; in the Pentagon: Taylor, whom light was as follows: "The per-Belmont, he won with Whirlawt could be expected from commu- SALE that handles all Russian business President Kennedy called out of nism was a lot of wars smaller ILJ.H transactions in the U.S. centage of train departures from in 1941. main stations is not satisfactory, retirement last year and has just than the all-out kind which would In a memorandum the Justice named chairman of the Joint require the biggest nuclear wea- Department told the Foreign Re and train a ivals at terminal Lenny Moore, now with the Be I DAYS stations are ven more unsatis- Chiefs of Staff, and Secretary of pons. lations Committee: timore Colts, scored 13 toud Defense Robert S. McNamara. "Amtorg Trading Corporation factory. In < first quarter of downs" for Penn State in 19S His point was that this country How they get along will be one must be prepared to cope with of the interesting stories ahead. general atomic war, limited atom- Men's Summer Suits Men's Summer Sport Coats In early 19SS, when Taylor was ic war, conventional war- and 39.95 Valim now 31.75 29.95 Values now 23.75 commander of the Army forces in guerrilla war. BILL LAYTON IS BACK the Par East, he was called back In his book he expanded on his 45.00 .35.75 35.00 27.75 to Washington without being told idea that the {resent Joint Chiefs why. He was ushered into the of- ot Staff should be scrapped and 49.95 39.7!j 39.95 31.75 fice of Secretary of Defense replaced by a single defense chief Charles Wilson. of staff and an advisory board ,55.00 .43.75 45.00 35.75 In a book which he wrote later which he called the supreme mili- 59.50 47.75 —"The Uncertain Trumpet," Tay-tary council. 65.00 .51.75 lor said Wilson rambled around Congress has been opposed to 75.00 .59.75 69.50 55.75 the bush and finally cross-exam- the idea of a single head of the ined him on his willingness to ac- military services. The heads of Alterations other than Alteration! other than cept civilian orders. those services—the Joint Chiefs- LAYTON'S ileeves and cuffs ... at cost sleeves at cost Taylor said he reassured Wilson would never sit still for it. he never had been insubordinate. Now as chairman of the Joint Then President Elsenhower sent Chiefs—a Job which puts him in 3 Value Packed Groups of MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS for Mm, asked the same question, close contact with McNamara — CITIES SERVICE got the same answer. The result: Taylor will have to preside over 10.95 Value 12.95 Value. 16.95 Value meetings of the Joint Chiefs who, On June 30, 1955. Taylor was pr. for $ pr fer$ 7S pr. for $OC.75 named Army chief of staff and, he said, shouldn't be there. 16 2 19 2 25 BROAD ST. (HIGHWAY 35) as such, a member of the Joint The prospect of what this may Chiefs of Staff. mean doesn't seem to disturb Alterations other than cuffs at cost Kennedy. Four years later to the day he One of Taylor's first Jobs for at Newman Springs Road retired. In between times three the President last year as his things had happened. special military adviser was to Men's Boys' Ladies' He had protested in vain against study the failure of the disastrous cutting the size of the Army; he Cuban invasion for which Ken- Swim wear Summer Suits Summer Skirts developed the idea the Joint Chiefs nedy took responsibility although SHREWSBURY of Staff as such should be abol- Cabana Sets Sport Coats Bermudas ished, and he was In deep disa- Bermudas Slacks Cotton Dresses WATCH OUR WINDOWS TEL. 741-9609 Shipping Fees FOR SPECIALS Sport Shirts Sport Shirts Skirt Sets Reduction Asked DELICATESSEN PRIME MEATS 20% to 40% OFF "Home of the Big Gallon" TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- HOMEMADE ITALIAN Ui ard J. Hughes on Monday asked ASUUUOAN SAUSAGE the railroads to reduce shipping and SALADS WE GIVE KING KORN STAMPS fees for hay being brought into THUMAN'S QUALITY five drought stricken New Jersey ASSORTED COLD CUTS ' OPEN counties. WITH ALL PURCHASES Hughe, sent a telegram to O.E. ui.ii. FRIDAY Schultr, chairman of the Traffic TIL Executive Association-East- ern Railroads asking favorable consideration of a rate reduction 9 100 FREE STAMPS for a period not to exceed 90 CITARELLA'S days for shipment of hay into the MEAT MARKET 2-0001 five counties declared disaster areas by U. S. Secretary of Agrl and DELICATESSEN With Lube and Oil Change culture Orville L. Freeman. PROSPECT PLAZA 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH The counties are Sussex, War- Little Silver Shopping Center ren, Hunterdon, Morris and Som- r (OfEN SUN. IS Tt> 1 erset. There Is • shortage of hay In OPEN 7 PAYS A WEEK the state because of the curtail- ment of current crops by the Red frank and drought. Hay, normally fed to In cattle in the winter, Is being fed Atlantic Highlands ... it's time for a PLYMOUTH FROM 7 AM. to 10 P.M. \o them now because there Is little grass available.

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Red Bank DENOER'S, First and Lincoln Streets, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. of me oil tank this week, the sale of the buildtag to tte tor- -W«W*r. July 25,1962 BED BANK REGISTER Mrs. Vincent Appfcgtte, 1* HANK XETCBAMi port; WHJitm BoutHnot, Soot?*tis DENNIS THE MENACE board acceotedUMs Wd of Morten- ottgi» for one doUtr. Board Told ifflTaaTowtts Hrst Ave., tar Toe borough plans to r«aovat« all retideoti of Anaboy, and Robert Bmdidtsoi), Rtrltan Township. SOW gallons of feel oU at VIM the hulling and nse it for tie Union Beach ^. la ttm coBtttt si— Conversion cents per gallon,, Taa otl 1* faorougH halt sortd by tha Kcereattoa Com Other omVMMtt were Janet needed tor the installation of the i other bustaeu, the board: Chamberlain, Jeanne Monacetti, n system. Awarded a contract to jwr- Queen Chosen Runner up mu Joaon Gerrieti Jfeasett* Faria, Leslie Jean Phil- Progressing lips, Bernadette Drapeau, Judy Ine advertising of bids for the chase and installation of ««*«' tJNtON BEACH - Claudia and second runnerap, Joann Far year's supply of fuel oil, based floor tile In the cafeteria to Hei- rell. , Smith, Marilyn Sembler and Witte, 17-year-old daughter ot Kathy Farrell. mlniraum of 18,000 gallons, del's Linoleum Shop, Navesink, Mr. and MM, Harold Witte, Park The girls paraded is stree The crowning ceremony was was the main topic of discussion w»» authorized by the board for J408. Ave., wu crowned Miss Union length dresses, then f the delivery Off course BUT OR- 5. All the contestants will particl HEALTH CAPSULES we favor SO-WET? pate in the parade Aug. 5. They by Michael A. Petti, M.D. will be escorted to the review- 15 IT ALWAVS SAFE TO USE certain stocks S*v«d ticlwWtly at WIBowbrook h», Fair Haven ing stand by float and will be WARM EARPROPS FOR AN guests of the commission. EARACHE ? Benjamin Young, vice chair- man was master of ceremonies. GRAMAN'S Mrs. Edward Donnelly, commis- first time, be able to communi- At any given time, certain companies are in a favor- sion member, served as hostess cate with police headquarters and VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARIS CO. Police Radio able position as regards present earnings ot future and assisted the girls in their with each other; he said. 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED IANK, N, J. preparation for the contest. Previously, contact was main- prospects. Stocks ol such companies are natural favor- ' Entertainment was provided by Purchase Is tained by relay through county ites! We report on them regularly in literature pre- PHONE SH 7-5423 Barbara Klein, Star Bender and police radio. Mr. Damico said pared by our experienced security analysts. Kathy Schaming, telephone bills for calls to the AUTHORIZED Other commission members as- Authorized Freehold radio center often Acanref iv current tinitnut Ripirt will bi nillid n nqmt HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE sisting were Eugene Bender, A\- FAIR HAVEN-Borough Coun- amount to. $35 or $40 monthly (red Wilson and Mrs. Frank cil Monday adopted an ordi- and that during emergencies it Kane. NEW ANP REBUILT CLEANERS nance authorizing the purchase of sometimes Is necessary to wait THOMSON &MCKINNON • REPAIRS ON • two-way police radio system. several minutes to make the con- 'CARNIVAL' TO LONDON tact. 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch CA 2-4310 The ordinance appropriates GE - HOOVER - ELECTjlOLUX, etc. NEW YORK (AP) - London's In other business, council in- 301 Main Street, Allenhurst • KE1-3500 West End is to inspect Broad- $4,000 for the purchase. Bonds roduced an ordinance authoriz- 2 Broadway, N.Y. 4 • HA 2-5100 Sheraton-East Hotel, N.Y. 22 • PL5-8190 IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS way's hit musical "Carnival" this MO. NEVER USE EARDROPS in the amount of $3,500 may be ing borough acceptance of Briar- IN AN EAR THAT'S PRAIN- 20 East 46th St, N.Y. 17 • YU 6-0400 625 Madison Ave., N.Y. 71 • PI 1-3800 PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. summer. wood Rd. The new road, which David Merrick, the local spon- Issued or that amount may be IMG PUS UNLESS YOUR MIMKU New rone STOCK IXCHAMGJ AMO OTHH rtMcmt, PARTS FOR intersects' Hance Rd. north of POCTOR TELLS YOU TO, SECUaiTY AND COMMOMir BKHANOCS sor. Is staging the presentation bugeted next year. River Rd.,. is now being main- TOMOMWWs CATARACTS. In collaboration with H. M. Ten- VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS A down payment of J500 will tained by Raymond Van Horn, nant Ltd. Casting has not been Haalth (jfwl.i gives MpM mfonutiM. RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc be taken from the capital im- developer of that area. IiMUdtldkt announced. provements fund. Councilman John C. Damico, police committee chairman, ex- plained that the new equipment [will include three 6O-watt mo- bile units for the borough's two patrol cars and ambulance. With the new units, police and first aid personnel will, for the NE OF AMERICA'S GREAT MEAT MARKETS" Has Praise RT. 36 E. KEANSBURG For Migrant MOB. thru Than. 9 am. to 9 p.m. M. 9-10 — Sot. 9-9 Pilot Project OPEN 7 DAYS Sunday 9 am.-6 p.m. WHITESPOG (AP) - A pilot project by girls from. Douglass College to aid migrant workers could serve as a model for other WHY PAY MORE? COMPARE! states, according to Sen. Hani- son A. Williams Jr., D-N. J. Williams and officials ot the SWIFT'S PREMIUM, BONELESS State Labor Department toured facilities of the aid program in Burlington County Monday. Sim liar projects also are under way Middlesex counties. I Sixteen Douglass coeds are de- SIRLOIN voting their summer vacations to the work that is financed by the State Labor Department. They es- In Monmouth, Cumberland and tablished a nursery for farm workers' children that has since been taken over by women from the Fairview Methodist Church in ROAST Camden. , Douglass Prof. Richard Ste- TASTY, TANGY -mm SWIFTS phenson, chairman of the sociology BOLOGNA OR department, said one aim of the project is to increase communi- Hard Salami LIVERWURST 39 ty awareness of the living condi tions of migrant workers. PLUMP, SWIFTVS PREMIUM "We invested in a Gold Medallion Home with OVEN-READY BA8SY Union Beach Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larosk COTTAGE and children, Robert and Joseph electric heat because it will be up-to*date Shore Rd., have returned after a one-week visit in the home of CAPONS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cecarelli North Ford, Conn. 5 6 lb. Avg. HAMS for years to cone, sayth The local learn-to-swlm pro- gram, sponsored by the Ameri- LEAN, lAMECUE STYLE can Red Cross was completed July 20. Lessons were given each day In Kepwel Park, Way- "We realized that a new home would probably G side. Certificates were presented be the biggest single investment we would ever to Ricky Matthews, Michael No- lb make," continued Mr. Taylor, "so from the start SPARE RIBS 39 vide, Ann Pat Ryan, William Chaap_.Robert Aherns, Glenus we were determined to build the very best - GENUINE SPRING Bender, Donna Bill, Thomas SNOWHITE—LOIN OR RIB _ a Gold Medallion Home complete with electric RIB or SHOULDESHOULDER •• ft Caulfield, Linda Calanticoni Dennis Dayback, Patricia Don- heating. In this way, we figure to protect our nelly, Christine Fyer, Rober investment by owning a home that will always Hepner, Garry Kwter, Debra have a high resale value." VEAL CHOPS 49 LAMB CHOPS5U Kimm, John Dayback, Patricia McKittrick, Joan Menville, TENDER, DELICIOUS Thomas O'Brien, Keith Orr ("We are both working," said Mrs. Taylor, "so WISH Gary Smith, Carole Sweeney, . I really appreciate the dean electric heat, which 2 lbs. CUBED STEAKS Dennis Pavone, Mark, Beth and Monica Weir, Steve Wheeler, makes my house cleaning so much easier and CHOICE STEER lb Lenore Araneq, Debra Ashford, enables us to save by turning down some of the LAMB STEW 25' Wesley Brown, Gale Carbone, room thermostats while we're away all day. FUNK STEAKS 79 Joseph Cereghino, Catherine Then, of course, it's wonderful to come home to Close, John Di Fidele, Pamela In addition to individu'al room thermostats for easy Fyer, Lorna Hennessy, Dennis control of flexible electric heating, the dining room has an all-electric kitchen with its fast automatic, ATTENTION FREEZER OWNERS ! Mclnerney, Joseph Kimm, Karen dimmer controlled lighting for varying needs and spe- electric range and convenient dishwasher. We Krouse, Ernest and Dorothy are certainly enjoying our Gold Medallion SWIFT'S PREMIUM, AGED Krueger, Karen and Debra Les- cial effects. WHY briel, Kenneth Lloyd, Patricia Home right now," continued Mrs. Taylor, "but c Lowther, Rodger Malley, Thomas we're looking forward to enjoying it even more Meagher, Robert Parrls, Denise as our family grows into it and we make an Hindquarter of BEEF lb Peakman, Janice Raccloppl, 63 Dennis Ryan, Rodger Savage, even greater use of all its electrical comforts GENUINE SPRING SWIFT'S PREMIUM Nancy Spencer and Keith Tonks. and conveniences." WHOLE OR HALF The program was arranged by Mrs. Robert Kline and Mrs. Before you buy or build, plan to protect your - Thomas Meagher. Assisting were Side of B UMB 45 Mrs. Joseph Menville, Mrs. An- investment against the future by living better drew Schaap, Mrs. Martin Mcln- electrically in a Gold Medallion Home. erney and Mrs. Arthur Fleck. LEAN, SLICED WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON OC* f%tl TOWARD BOILED Mr. and Mrs. James Haggerty, O!*- UTT PURCHASE! FREE Sr., Prospect Ave., attended a HAM FULL DOZEN PACKAGE JLBS. OF 79 family reunion Saturday with Mr. HOT DOG ROLLS Haggerty's brother-in-law and GrouncTChuck With each Purchase of Genoa Salami sister, Mr. and Mrs. Karl 89 two Mb. pkgs. Strauch, Sr., Keansburg, In the Ground Round SKINLESS FRANKS Offer load thru Hat., July W home of Mr. and Mn. Frank JCP&L Offer ml U.r« IU.. Jmir H Haggerty, Coopenhurg, Pa. EBB American Chees ft JtBRl After a busy day. the Taylors appreciate the speed Jersey Central Power & Light 49 with which their electric range prepares dinner and the l*rleel •ffeetlvt thru Stturdt/, July 28. W« rsicrva tha right to limit QUtnllllea. Emperor Ch'ln Shih Huang Ti Not rtjponslbl* for typographical crrori. ease with which their electric dishwasher cleans up built'much of the Great Wall ol afterward!., China In the 3d Century B.C. BED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, July 25, 1962-11 I WED. - THURS. TetJcn/i Intern Mimw: MONTGOMERY WARD FRL ONLY Consumers Cautious, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE U 2-2150 OPEN DAILY: But Doing Their Bit 10:00 A.M. TIL 9:30 P.M. TUES. & SAT. TIL 6 by SAM DAWSON Damon EDITOR'S NOTE — The con- n the service Industries. The old sumer may be turning cautious line basic industries of manufac- turing, mining, farming, have but at mid summer he's (till do- shown comparatively little ing bravely by the economy. In growth, and in some Instances this, second of four articles on the number of workers has de- the state of the economy, Sam clined. Dawson, AP business news an- And in many manufacturing companies the number of white alyst, loks at the figures on Jobs, collar employes has grown at a Income and spending. much faster rate than the ranks of the blue collar, or production, NEW YORK (AP) - 'Records workers. set" says the headline in one The number of jobless in June Pacesetter column of your newspaper. was put at just under 4.5 mil- "Storm signals flying" may be lion, or 5.5 per cent of the total DURABLE FLOORING the adjoining heading. labor force. But since the labor The first is mathematically force is 285,000 smaller than a IN 9' AND 12' WIDTHS correct The second can quote year ago although total popula- figures, to. And opinions today tion has grown, many observers on what's ahead for businessmen feel that an uncounted number and consumers are as sharply di- of persons have just given up vided as the headlines seem at looking for work. first glance. If they were included, the num- As the big debate starts on ber of jobless would be even Reg. 1.09 whether the economy is anemic more disturbing. Labor leaders and needs some pep pills, such also contend that large numbers • Tough, non-porou> of persons working only part as a tax cut, here's a brief run- vinyl face) down on the latest economic time should be counted when con- blood count: sidering how far the nation is • Highly resistant to italns More than 69.5 million persons falling behind its legally set goal have jobs at the latest estimate. of full employment • Easy to clean That tops the previous record of The record number of those 68.7 million in June 1961. Most with jobs helped send total per- Costa so little yet lash JO long! of the increase in work oppor- sonal income to an annual rate Reinforced vinyl surface ensures long tunities In recent years has been of $440.4 billion in June, com- pared with $439.7 billion in May wear and tasting beauty with colon 1EGAL NOTICE and $416 billion In June 1961. Al- sealedinanddirttealedout. Choose so helping swell the total were from a wonderful assortment of 10-Ue higher interest paid on savings, 8HHUFFS MLB portents. SUPERIOR OOVBT or NEW JERSEY larger dividends in many in- CHAJfCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY stances, higher rents in some Docket N*. F «M1 places, and bigger fees for some Magyar Saving! and Loan Aseocla- services. (Ion of New Emnnrlck, N. 3. (a New This burgeoning total of per- thrifty rug buys Jener Corporation), Plaintiff vi: Jes se B. Cbewnl&g and Mercedes 0. Cbnmlnr, biuband and wife. Defend' sonal Income gave a glow to the anfas whole economy. Disappointing By virtue of a writ or execution In the above stated action to me dt- was that the month-to-month in- reefed, 1 ihall expoie for lale at pub. crease had grown slimmer this Giltline tile now 21% off! lie Tendae, at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold. County of lion- year. mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the nth day of August, 1M2. at 2 o'clock, Consumers were spending this P.M. Prevailing Time. income and taking on debt with- 9x9" VINYL ASBESTOS All that tract or parcel of land, altuate, lying and being In the Borough out too much signs yet of scrimp- at Red Bank, in the County of lion- ing. Total retail sales in June at mouth. In Hie Bute of New Jersey. BEOIWTTNCl «t a stake •Uniting m $19.1 billion'were down $3 mil- **• •north"1"1? 1In« of Went Bergen Race, laid atake being distant In an lion from May and below the Ap- easterly dlrecUon along the northerly ril record of $19.6 billion, but line of t West Bergen Place 45 feet from a point where the northerly line comfortably above the June 1962 long-weartngl Resists moisture, of West Bergen Place Is Intersected figure of $17.9 billion. by the.westerly line of lands of the •eaboard lee Company, said point be» Department store sales for the grease. Easy to install. Dark col- big also (tlstant eirterly us feet from the Intersection. of tfae northerly side year to mid July were 5 per cent ors. Other colors, lO'/ac tol2c of West Bergen Plan and the easterly (•Me of P*ar! Street: thence (1» north ahead of the like period last year. »•— » mluules tart parallel with tie Consumer instalment debt la wester]* line of lands or the Seaboard 7"* Coran&nr, 124.TO feet to a stake: May was $43.9 billion, up $4 VAL, APPR. 9x12' thenoe 'CD south SB" n minutes east WARDS VINYL "100" TILE .?< 32 'eet to * •lake: then™ 13) south million from April and $1.8 bil- IT* U mlrratti tut B0.40 feet to lion ahead of March, indicating Practical, versatile—blends •take; tbeac* (l> sontt 2* west TO fee to a stake standing In the northerly the public was confident enough . line of West Berr.es Place aforesaid to take on new obligations. thW ($\ alone til* northerly line of CP On the bare statistics them- • Was! Bargeo-Frit*-oqrtn «• west C [rr! to. Oie poM *t place of BtguV- selves — tjnployrrtmt, - income, : v nlng. ' ,-" , "; • • Belnff taown as 24 West Berns consumer spending and Instal- Place, B»4 Bank, H«w Jersey. ment buying—the economy looked 9x9" vinyl tiles h long lasting colors. The approximate amount of the Judg- ment to be satisfied by said salt u fairly healthy iir midsummer. It Resist scurfs, grease, oil; install any- the turn, of te.Tce.0O together with the costs of this sale. was tile slowing pace of growth wheren-even on concrete. Dated July z, 1M2 that worried the planners, along ntX s. WOLCOTT, shtri with some warning signals that Joseph J. Taiacs, Atty. the pace might slacken further. Jtdy 3S, Ass. V*, 1' t Open Three Days — Thurs. • Frl. - Sat. 10 A.M. 10 9 P.M. Sat.'HI * P.M. flRGHINLAND save! Wards nylon pile broadloom COMPLETE 5T0RE BUYERS

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• SLACKS AS MUCH AS TACKLESS INSTALLATION FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE ~ A phone call to Wards will bring a carpet expert to your home with a complete selection of samples. • JACKETS ON RUBBERIZED PADDING He'll advise and take measurements—no obligation! • SWEATERS 70% • Underwear OFF FREE PARKING • AIR CONDITIONED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back IH NO MONEY DOWN when you "Charge it" at Wanis July 25, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER »u filed (or probate la Surro- gate's Court, New Funeral iWeimer fe Under term* of the will, dai*d lone U, im, Mr. Wdmer is left Home Opened Named In Wwt one-eighth of the Htm*. The rest of toe property goes to other relatives and charity. By Anderson lAunfs Will The testatrix died July 13. Ex- RED BANK — The William S, NEW YORK - Arthur Wetaer, act value of the estate will not Anderson Funeral Home will hold ST., of 18 Hamilton Ave., Leonar- be known until-an inventory is open house in its new quarters, do, Is a beneficiary lit the more filed. 272 Broad St., Sunday from 2 to than £0.000 estate of his aunt, S p.m., when the public may in- the late Lillian Veronica Caihoun No problem finding ten* -ts spect the home's expanded facil- ,of.New York. • when you advertise The Register ities, including the blue and gold 'This win learned when her will way—Advertisement. looms, two auxiliary rooms and an office on the main floor. In the basement are a smoking room, lavatories, casket display room and the embalming room. The new Broad St. establish. ment Is designed in the New Or- leans style. Off-street parking for 75 cars has been provided. Mr. Anderson moved from Hud- son Ave. where ha started in business it. 1950. He came to Red Bank in 1931 from Amster- dam, N. Y., and was employed by several funeral directors in this area before opening his own N«w leniti are moving inioJ.Kridel's Corner aFrssdy. funeral home. A graduate of Red Bank Cath- olic High School, he attended ... with the Qiilnhw McAllister School of Embalming WILLIAM S. ANDERSON Is shown in his office at «ie in New York City. NEW QUARTERS — Shown is the renovated house at 272 Broad Si, Red Bank, which • Water that outsells TOUT .all other brgrid* nevr And«r*on Funeral Horn*, 272 Broad St., Red Bank. Mr. Anderson Is a member of is in use now by the William S. Anderson Funeral Home, formerly of Hudson Ava. combined... bone- the Knights of Columbus, Liberty The property formerly was owned by Mrs. Thomas Black, widow of comedian Tom [Hose Company, Red Bank Elks . drv, bittersweet, ex- Howard. '''••'. POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER Lodge and the Monmouth and OF 10 hilarating • •'. Ocean County Funeral Directors i Association. for a barbecue picnic. Attending in Linden as guests of Mr. and Claelar BIM Mr. Anderson will reside in Everett from this area were Dean and Mrs. Jack Thor. TONIC seven-room apartment on the sec- Micholas Petrurelli, John Finn, QUININE WATER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson ond floor with his wife, the form- Miss Valerie Sable, daughter of Russell and John Gibson, Debra Finding Ideal Husband of Sunnyslde Rd. entertained with Mr. and Mrs. George Sable of and Jane Buckley, Mary Tilleli, DRINKS er Miss Dorothy Grause, and a barbecue Sunday. Present .were their three children, Carol, Wil- Jrvington,^speirt last week with Mary Ann Cavalero, Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Van Em Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of Red liam and John. Josephine Lepre and Margaret Bank, Mrs. Agnes Gibson of New- START uires a Little Luck burg, Everett Rd. Assisting Mr. Anderson and Edward Ford. ark, Mrs. Robert Ekleberry and Councilman John E, Lemon of Iy HAL BOYLE The Catechism Class of St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conover children and Mrs. John Hollaran JCSr. New Shrewsbury and David Ban HERE! Gabriel's Catholic Church, Erade- of Sunnyslde Rd. spent Sunday and son Jack of Fair Haven. Boyla of Fair Haven. velt, went to Lakewood Monday Strvtd exclusively at Harmony Lounge, Mlddlatowi NEW TORK (AP) - What Is the Ideal husband? BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH DRIVE - IN AUTO CENTER GIVES YOU Many a lonely career girl and harried wife has strong ideas on AT THE ONE-STOP SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR — WHILE YOU SHOP this subject, ideas which strike EATONTOWN Get quick, expert service and installation on tires, mufflers, shock absorbers, batter- the average man as appallingly 8eat covers naive and which a psychiatrist TH CIRCLE '*•• > brakes and wheel alignment. PLUS these extra services at no extra might describe as "the. feminuu charge when you buy your tires at Bamberger'e: MIW JIIHY S OlEATISMIOItl. ONI Or MUIICA1 flMM Cinderella syndrome." Rotation * Installation * Flat Repair For most women cherish the lombftjor'i Drhrfoia Auto Cenrer is MCOIWO, od]oent to secret illusion that they are hard •ombtrgif's at the Eatontown Circle. hick Cinderella* whose merits life hasn't properly rewarded. If you melded their dreams and fancies of the perfect husband, he would turn out to be a man who——.' Carries out the garbage with- out grumbling, or even being asked to. Bears a lock of his wife's hair In his .wallet, which lie takes out end stares at whenever he feels the need of Inspiration. Looks well in Bermuda shorts. Never glances at a beautiful woman without shaking his head and saying, "Gee, I'd hate to be married to someone like her. Not only tells his wife seven nylon tires at sale prices time* a day "I love you," but goes Into detail and explains why. Owns a paid-up co-operative penthouse apartment in Manhat- tan, a winter home in Palm Beach, and a cozy villa on the ble of Capri. Has lots and lots of lots of lifi Insurance—made out to his wife. 1 Has t mother who lives in Tim- VANDIRBILT SAFETY-NYLONS VANDIRBILT FIRST LINE V-11O buktu and who wouldn't leave there for anything. WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE NYLOHS WITH 30-MONTH GUARANTEE* Controls his own firm, so his wife doesn't have to worry about •LACKWALL pleasing his boss. WHITIWALL •LACKWALL WHITIWALL Instinctively knows when she feels depressed, and phones her from the office to tell her, "Ba- by, without you my world wouli be nothing but a mudball." Drives the shabby old limou- sine to work, and leaves the shiny 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for new air-ccndltioned one in the garage for her. Likes her to go cruising with her friends in the family yacht •-except on days when he absolu- tely has to use it for business 15.88 19.88 purposes. 19.88 23.88 Calls up the bank and bawls 640x15 tube-type, plus tax and any 2 eld tires in trod* 640x15 rube-typo, plui tax and any 2 old tirei in trad* out the manager when her checking account stubs don't bal- Tub«-typa Tubeleis Tuba-hip* Tutakn Tuke-rypa TuMtn Tuba-type Tubtltti Sin blackwall hUckwall Sis* vhittwall ' wMtewaN Sin blackwall blackwalt Siia whirtwall whHtwaH ance. 670 x Runs across a 50-foot drawing 15_2 for 19.88—2 for 23.86 670 x 15—2 for 23.88—2 for 27.88 670 x 15—2 for 23.88—2 for 27.88 670 x 15—2 for 27.88-2 for 31.88 room to light her cigarette be- 710 x 15_2 for 23.88_2 for 27.88 710 x 15 2 for 27.88—2 for 31.88 710 x 15-2 for 27.88—2 for 31.88 710 x 15—2 for 31.88—2 for 35.88 cause it makes him jealous if any 760 x 15_2 for 27.88_2 for 31.88 760 x 15—2 for 31.88—2 for 35.88 760 x 15—2 for 31.88_2 for 35.88 760 r 15_2 for 35.88_2 for 39.88 other man tries to enjoy this 750 x 14 2 for 23.88 750 x 14 2 for 27.88 750 x 14 2 for 27.88 750 x u 3 for 31.88 privilege. 800 x 14 : 2 for 27.88 800 x 14 2 for 31.88 800 x 14 2 for 31.88 800 x 14 _2 for 35.88 Notices the moment she puts 850 x 14 2 for 31.88 850 x 14 . 2 for 35.88 850 x 14 2 for 35.88 850 x 14__ 2 for 39.88 on a new dress—not eight months 600 z 13 2 for 20.88 600 x 13__ _2 for 24.88 600 i 13—, 2 for 24.88 600 x 13 2 for 28.88 later. 650 x 13 2 for 24.88 650 x 13 2 for 28.88 650 x 13 2 for 28.88 650 x 13— 2 for 32.88 Feels hurt if she doesn't lei him go ' shopping with her and All prices pltu tax and any 2 old tires in trade. All price* plot tax and any 2 old tire* in trade. help her select a new wardrobe *W« fuarantaa all Iliwt aiainat all mail fioiaida undar normal driving canditioni, araratad an tfcua sab ariaat, aat lift. six times a year. Likes to see her have fun at a (•>* m£S cocktail party, but never takes more than a single martini him- self. Insists on sharpening the scis- sors regularly himself—so she won't tire herself out while clip- SAVE 30%-WHEEL, BRAKE ping the family bond coupons. Takes her to a night club or a AND ALIGNMENT SPECIAL theater opening on the maid's night out, and loves to hold her hands and look into her eyes in SHOCK VAHDIRBILf MUPPLIRS candlelit restaurants. ABIORBIRS Hires a tutor to help the chil- BATTIRIIS RUST-RESISTANT WITH dren with their homework, so his All 3 for 9.49 wife won't have to worry her WITH FREE INSPECTION Heavy-duty with 24-mo. LIFETIME GUARANTEEt pretty head about algebra. guaranteot—installed free latl Tw IMll Ml. Enjoys helping her into her ALONE, 1.50 ALONE, *3 ALONE, 8.99 BtuJ.bik« •*[ 51 Oucloi _ 5 99 girdle and zipping up her dress, Far matt Cbmtlel '41-S3 I 7.49 2 .8.9 9 Clumlti; •st-'to I and I 7.49 and cheerfully tells her (no mat- COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE FRONT to {•volt can 7.99" rsotUe__'3].'6i I and I- 9.49 ter how late they are to an en- BRAKE ADJUSTMENT WHEEL BALANCING END ALIGNMENT For moit American co»» engagement): "Take your time, * Adjust all 4 »hot» * Balance both front * Correct camber and caster Far mou Cheri. When we do get there, Then ihocli are preciilon-enii- 12-volt can. * Inspect lining wheels Cat IttwO—•»!•'»». 1J.99 I know you'll be the belle of the 9.99* i * Teat brake* * Install new weights * Correct toe-in, toe-out neered to |i»» i new, aafer ride. CiA (nar) B)-SS J.49 ball." All work it performed by factory- 'Pricea Include old battery in fort Jl.'JJ J.49 * Inspect hydraulic tyttem * Get extra tire mileage, trade. Balleriee for other can Invariably asks her advice on * Inspect, adjust steering mined eipcrls. Drive in tomor- f«i- 'Sl-'II ind I 7.99 whether it would be better to put * Inspect grease *eal> smooth performance available at aimilar low .prices 'IS I 1.99 row for free inipection. Installa- tGuaranteed against cell failure .'SS-'SI I lal I 9,49 a new $1 million wing on his fac- At oH Auto Cantan eacept Nework tion available it moderate charge. (or aaid period. -<:-'si—a ut i 7.» tory . now—or muddle along for another year. Yep, that's the faultless hus band in most women's eyes. BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERfiERlTOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT But do you think the average wife'Would trade her present CALL Otkomt 1-1IS0, KII*H l-Meo 0* WRIT! an tlrae—«rea delivery wlUila *ur d.llv.ry am. (I»«.ot C.O.B.'. ill 10a). Tlrea (Oeat I4O and *«U Aacaaaarlea (Da»t MS), Adlacaal U •amberger'a, Bamkerger'a Moitmauth. And al Paramua. Minlo Park, Nawark, •lalalleld and aur Mao».Bambarj»r Ant* CanUr aia Maul* M l» lariullald, aalaat alharwlaa apacldid. stingy, beat-up, money-grubbing On Talaatrvloa and mall ardara. add tt aar lira. Thla will aa ralmidad »r credited t» yaur aeaaaalwkaa yaia brim yaur a>ld Uraa la trade •> aay •awaarKar »nt« Ceatar. mate 'for a dream husband like that? Uh-huh! Uh-huh! Uh-huh! Uh- Buh! And a great big yes in- Shop Air-Conditioned Bamberger $ Monmouth - Mon., Wed., Thurs. and Fri. from 10 a.m. Nil 9:30 p.m. tfcedyl But a fat chance they SHOP TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM 1Q A.M. TILL « EM. have to find one. Use Our WM Ads for Quick Besutis MDBANK to 12 beriy. -'flBje jcourt said the jssue intf-wmild be realized. should look into the cost figures Spot Cafe. WShrtwsbttry 7 et Miss " *~ - ; regula- session, council met with Philip Broadway. , . weeks after they MOeW re- was not tnfc boy's record but Abdul five weeks ago bids werS on which the minimum pfictt&ri Bailee 1 beach M. Parker of the Jersey Central called to work whether. th»:vofficer;was. negU-i •rtglaJlfy received,bV the gov- based.' safa today.. :;,[ playing cops, and robbers when J Railroad concerning several th£ pistol discharged. Miss Key off. earlier this Th«'Hill- gent. '."••'" " -'• "V erning body for road repair work In a separate move, Gov; Rich- Holmes allegedly stole $83 In Based on last pieces of waterfront property. in Woodland Park, section I, and ard J. Hughes' Tuesday named' a cash from a cash register and told the court'yesterday that she side' firm - employs about 475 night at the regular council ses- Bought I Parceb took the 38-caliber weapon and persons. If convicted the de- ATLANnc"ciTY — A gun- Garden Parkway Homes, west o committee to look into the prob- two dozen tubes of plastic glue. sion, the vending,ordinMCft will man. wearing a white handker- Ht was to be arraigned in Mu- The first part of the discussion 60 rounds of ammunition last fendants face hat only the Hazlet Ave. lem of minimum milk pricing to ' makke It unlawfullteswtransienlfl ^ ti t concerned three parcels pur- chief as a mask, held up the month from the apartment of court-Imposed penalty but also Bids were received from three represent the public. He said the "icipal Court this morning. merchants" to naAMfe' MO*, chased by the borough from the clerk at the Marlborough-Blen- Edward McKernan at 6310 Broad- the loss of future unemploy- contractors but all were rejected committee would not analyze cost Chief Clayton said Holmes told whistles or other Jwtces after railroad over a year ago. Bor way, West New York. She said ment benefit rights amounting heim Hotel yesterday and es- as "too high" and above the figures. Instead, he said, it would Detective Lt. George H. Clay- 8. p.m., Eastern Standard Time. caped with $809. Police said township engineer's estimate. ton, Jr., and Detective Sgt. Rob- ough surveyors have had aha intended to use it for target to 17 times their weekly bene- survey the effect of minimum . No provision, is planned to halt trouble locating the boundary the bandit ordered the clerk, New Bids ert Scott, who made the arrest practice. fit rates. milk pricing on farmers, dealers, the actual circulation of these lines of too pieces of property John Somers, to He on the Contracts were awarded las as a result of an investigation, subdealers, labor and the gener- vendors past this.hour. at the foot of First Ave. and a floor while he scooped cash night to Manzo Contracting Co. that he took -the glue for use WOODBRIDGE - The Ronson TRENTON — The father of a al public and recommend whether The beach rules ordinance was long strip extending to the High- from drawer, • Matawan, $19,469 for the Garden as a stimulant but found after- Corp. reported today net profits 17-year-old parolee killed while milk pricing should be continued. outlined by Henry J. Saling, bor- lands line, Parkway streets, and $3,291 for ward it was the wrong type of after taxes for the six months trying to escape from police has PHILADELPHIA - The Dela- ough attorney. Mayor Russell W. Morgan ap- ended June SO were $800,754, an wen granted a new trial by the he Woodland Park streets. product. ware River Port Authority Township Committeeman Rob- The chief said Holmes dis- Admission Fee pointed a committee of Council- ports 89,052 vehicles Sunday ert E. Lennon abstained from 2 Teachers closed that he would put the Included will be a stipulation men Vincent H. Fojc'Elbert A. crossed the Walt Whitman Bridge voting on the awarding of con- contents of a tube of glue into °' the admission fee for both Frlmpter and John J. Byrne to linking South Philadelphia and racts for the road work saying a small paper bag and, after In- adults and children. The gov- negotiate with the railroad on Property Purchase Gloucester. The previous record Hired to Fill the problem and also the possi- he "didn't understand" the re- haling, the fumes, would feel a erning body desires ail persons was 88,254 on Aug. 13, 1961. Some ported savings. sensation similar to intoxication on the beach to have a badge. bility of purchasing some 8,000 feet of land the railroad intends 57,668 vehicles used the Benja- Committeeman Lennon also Regional Staff From, alcohol. Among the regulations pro- min Franklin Bridge, linking posed are: the designation of to sell, Referendum Slated oted against the adoption of an RUMSON — The Rumson-Falr Philadelphia and Camden, Sun- ordinance to vacate the paper the bathing area, prohibition of Mr. Parker quoted a figure of RED BANK — The Board cost of the project and the budg- day, for a total 148,720 crossings Haven Regional Board of Educa- Neck Cut in Fall use of the beach in hazardous $40,000 for these parcels', but the ; streets in North Centerville tion completed its teaching staff Education last night agreed eted figure for the work, $4,500. for the two bridges. weather, no disrobing, no ball borough feels it Is too high. to Park, Raritan's portion of the for the coming year last night On Broken Bottle bold a special referendum Sept The board will buy new seat- playing, no dogs and no. fires. In other business, council: HADDONFIELD - Police re- proposed Raritan-Holmdel Indus- with the hiring of two new teach- 11 on a proposal to buy property ing for two classrooms at River rial Park. SEA BRIGHT — A Staten Is- Also on the agenda tonight is Appropriated $400 to make cer- port burglars stole $25,000 in ers. tain repairs on the water plant. at 18 Tower Hill Ave. Street School tor $1,470 from the He felt the ordinance should be land man, R. A. Morris, 67, suf- the condemnation of three cash, Jewelry and furs from the Frank Sullivan of Midland Park Agreed to a sum of $125 for The four-bedroom house, on a American Seating Co., Phila- tudied further by the Planning fered severe neck cuts last night houses on First Ave., discussion Haddonfield home of a Cam- will teach first and second year the rental of a 500 gallon-per- J0xl50-foot lot, would be pur- delphia. In addition, 50 kinder- Board, particularly in the light when he fell on the jagged edge of the master plan, and the sip- den scrap metal dealer. Police algebra and plane geometry at minute water pump for the re- chased for a maximum of {14,- garten chairs will be bought of a request by August Boehler, of a broken beer bottle on Ocean ing of the deed on the building said the burglary occurred a salary of $6,400. He taught for- Ave. He was admitted to River- at 56 First Ave., formerly the mainder of the summer. 000 if voters, approve the plan. from the same firm at a cost Monday at the Jhome of An- 444 Middle Rd., for one of the merly in Fort Lee and Saddle Aev/ Hospital, where authorities school annex. Heard a report from Mr. The plan to purchase the of $432.50. They also will be proposed streets to be Installed drew Fanelle, while his wife Brook. Frimpter that 32 locations had property, which Is owned by the s a connecting link to his prop- said he was In critical condition The Board of Education passed used at River Street. was shopping. . < a resolution Monday night au- been recommended to the Jersey estate of Miss Edith Walling erty. Miss Ruth Ponti of Jamaica, this morning. Central Power & Light Co. for Promise Barriers N. Y., a graduate of Cornell Unl- grew from a seed to acquire ad- new street lights. Mr. Boehler also feared a low- ersity with no teaching expe- ditional playground or administra- Accepted ering of property value because rience, will teach biology aid re- the resignation of tive space, the board has said. Mrs. Gertrude Keyes" from of the industrial park bordering ceive $5,200 annually. the A portion of the land joins the Recreation Commission. on his property, but was as- A contract to paint the cafe- existing playground facilities of Directed the borough clerk to sured by Mr. Olinsky that the teria, art room and several other the high school. write a letter to the state High- park developers would erect ef- small offices and rooms was In other business at last night's way Department requesting spe- fective barriers. awarded to the Speedrite Co., special meeting, an $11,000 con- cific information on plans for Inc., of Long Branch for $800. tract for painting at the High With regard to the industrial widening the Atlantic Highlands School and River- Street. School park, the governing body also William McGirr, 27 Lafayette section of Rt. 36 and ' again was awarded to Paul Spmmers adopted an amendment to the St., was employed as a janitor at recommending the Installation of & Son, Oceanport, the Jow bidder land use ordinance to increase salary of $3,600. Mr. McGirr's light at the intersection of the maximum lot coverage from In a companion step the board ather, Raymond McGirr, head Irand Ave. and the highway. 40. to 50 percent. agreed that $6,500 be transferred lanitor, will be absent from the Received a report from the from the' surplus fund to defray Both ordinances In connection staff for an indefinite time be- building inspection committee the difference between the actual With the Industrial park were en cause of illness. citing the structure at 9 Leonard dorsed by the Planning Board. Bids for transportation and for Ave. as unfit for human habi- In other action, the committee resurfacing parking lots were re- tation. introduced an ordinance to va. ceived and held for study and Marine Park cate portions of Irwin Pi. and subsequent action by a specially Coleridge Dr. In Woodland Park, appointed committee. It is hoped To Study Plan Concert Set and set Aug. 28 for a public hear- that the parking lota work will be ing. completed before the opening of On Army Force Mrs. William Kansky was em- school. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) For Tonight ployed as field director at $50 per week, and Miss Donna Rolf, —UN Congo Advisory Committee RED BANK — This week's members today studied a sugges- 1 assistant at $1.25 per hour, for New municipal band concert, sched- the summer recreation program. serves ion by Acting Secretary General uled for 8:30 tonight in Marino | U. Thant that military force be Park, will feature flag twlrlers Board Attorney used as a last resort to end the headed by Carol Brown and twirl- secession of the Congo's Katan- Drunk Driving OCEANPORT — S. Thomas Ing majorettes led by Pat Wilson ga Province. agllano served the Planning and Gigi Blair. I Committee members said Hearing Is Set Board in his new capacity as at- Among the marches to be heard Thant asked the 19-nation group MIDDLETOWN — Donald Don- torney last night. He has not yet will be "His Honor" by Fillmore, during a closed-door meeting yes- ovan, 19, of 117 Church St., Bel- submitted his resignation as a "On Guard" by Goldman and terday their opinion of a military ford, faces a hearing in Munici- board member. "King Cotton" by Sousa. operation if economic pressure pal Court Aug. 23 on a charge of Mr. Gagllano was sworn in as Donald Tison, Douglas Johnson cannot end President Moise Tsh- ROAMING KRiOD ENDED — Veterinarian Dr. N. L drunk driving. )oard attorney to replace Fran- ombe's defiance of the central and Albert Weissman will per. He was arrested last night by ks X. Crahay on July 5. Tim McLeod gives Sputnik a checkup after dog's ten- Congo government, form the trumpet trio, "Bugler's Patrolman Harry Sage, after Although he temporarily retains GETS CITATION—Clyde'Butcher, of Butch's Automatic Thant told a news conference Holiday" by Anderson. The over- day orbit of Austin, Tex., ended. The dog, a Campon, Donovan's car went off the road member status, he did not use in London July 7 the United Na- •ture from "Poet and,Peasant" peculiar to Java, was flown to Austin from'Indonesia' trying to Make a right turn off his vote at last night's meeting, Car Wash, 170 East Newman Springs Rd., left, is thown by Von Suppe, selections from Port Monmouth Rd., onto Main tions was planning new action ahead of its matter, Prof. W. F. Holwig. It disappeared, Elsie's Sub Shop receiving, an international award of merit from Merla "The King and I," and a novelty, St., in Belford, "or a tasty Hoagy, Hero, Grind- against mineral-rich Katanga." "Night Beat," will also be in- Was lighted at various spots around town, and finally Donovan was examined by Dr. er, Torpedo, Poor Boy, Subma- Strauch, president of the Automatic Car Wash Asso- But he added: eluded 'in the program. found—back at the air terminal, miffing at incoming Marc Krohn, who ruled that he ne Sandwich. Orders can be ciation, at a meeting at Chicago. Mr. Butcher was cited 'It has never been my inten- The municipal band will be led was under the influence of alco- tion—and never will be my in- passengers and eyeing outgoing planes, its effort toward phoned in. SH 1-9857. 74 Mon- for his contributions in the fitld of water reclaiming by Joha W. Luckenblll of Little hol and unfit to operate a motor mouth St. sear Maple Ave., Kid tention to use any military la- areunion with'Its master. ' (AP Wirephoto) Silver. vehicle. Bank: —Adv. techniques. tlstlve." , July 25,1962 RED BANK REGISTER Adam and Eve Opera QuMs Micaela Insecure Wife DEAR ADAM AND EVE: There an n Many things that Mixing Music and Politics I'm hoping your training and ltdy could do henelf to make experience can help me under- herself feel included. Boy! I'm ASBURY PARK - A local the Presbyterian Church in the stand myself, before I crumble Included and howl And you woman who has successffully U. S. and former pastor of the inside and hurt those I love in know, I love it. mixed music and politics will Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. fear of something that seemingly Included. ring the supporting role of Mi- The couple have two children, ust doesn't even exist. Dear Included: My husband caela in th« Moamouth Opera Eric, 13, and Cynthia, 7. My husband and I are both 37 it also very generous. We live Guild presentation of "Carmen" Young Cynthia is an opera ve years old (married at It) andon a 'arm too and Adam let* Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in Conven- eran in her own right She was have four children. Ours has me do moit of the farm chores. tion Hall here. recruited from the audience dur- been a complete love that hat • Eve. Mrs. Lois M. Jolce. SI Peal ing the third act of the Guild's grown with the years, cemented That's because I want you to Esplanade, Deal, who appeared production of "Madame Butter with respect and devotion to on* Ieara HOW. You've only been as Musetta in "La Boherae" last fly" on July 7 to take over the another, and to our home and at it three yean. jrear, is a graduate of the Juit- role ol Butterfly's daughter when family. Risking sounding like a Adam. Uard School oi Music in New the child originally cast devel- teenager, I will say that I idolize my husband. I know be loves me. York and has sung in recitals oped a critical case of a stage Send >our personal qaMlm throughout the United States and fright. The youngest Joice ap- Knowing his high [deals, I'm and problems to Adam or Era Europe. She is a former resident peared in the children's chorus sure he is everything he should Lowell or both, as yea prefer. of Shrewsbury. of "Carmen" last year and will be. Why, then, should I feel this For a personal, nnpuhMwri re- insecurity, this inadequacy, this She was sworn into office Jan. be there again to support her ply, enclose a stamped, ad- great fear that another woman— 1, 1958, as the first woman in mother Saturday night dretsed envelope. Mall to Adam probably one be has yet to meet the history of Shrewsbury bor- k Eva, care of this nnnptper. —will be able to win him away? ough to be elected to the Bor- ough Council. She served as pres- How can I conquer this great ident of the Monmouth County Give $500 fear? He is so patient and un- derstanding. He tells me I'm * Federation of Republican Worn- Mis. Lola M. Joiea Couple Plan tn from 1955 to 1957 and was To Firemen "foolish girl" to worry without the first president of the NewUniversity where she was starred a cause. But I believe my usual Wedding In Shrewsbury Republican Club. She in the university's opera series. The Ladles' Auxiliary of the confidence in myself was Jolted was twice elected county com- At one time Mrs. Jolce had Port Monmouth Fire Company when I learned that a close mar- mltteewoman from her district her own radio program in New presented the firemen a chec ried male friend of my husband September was toying with the idea of hav- Mrs. Jolce's career as a lyric York and for three years was for $500 toward the firemen' ing an affair with a lovely, HIGHLANDS — The engage- soprano began at age 16 with special assistant to the vice pres- fund drive at a recent meeting, ART FOR CHARITY'S SAKE — Mrs. Philip H. Iselin, Oceanport, co-chairman of the young, impressionistic girl, ment and forthcoming marriage her debut before the Contempo ident for foreign relations of Members attended the stat annual Turf Charity Ball, and Mri. Kurt Hofmann of the Geminaire Gallery, New "die" Inside to think any girl of Miss Janeta Marlon Rasmus- rary Club of Newark. After re- Broadcast Music, Inc., publish- auxiliary meeting Thursday York City, display one of the three dozen paintings currently on sal* at the Mon- could possibly attract the man I sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ceiving her B. S. from Julllard ing and radio licensing firm, Frankllnville. The annual din 1 love so much, even though George W. Rasmussen, T Locust she did graduate work in music Mrs. Joice is the wife of Rev.ner will be held in Buck Smith mouth Park clubhouse as part of the benefit project. know it was my husband's friend, Ave.. to PvL William Bruce Dwy- and political science at Columbia Arthur S. Jolce, executive with Restaurant, East Keansburg, Aug. 14. Mr. Wesley Ward is chair- not my husband, who was thus er of Lake Worth, Fla.. was an- man. - attracted. Mine Is a sick fear; nounced Saturday at an outdoor what can I do? family party at the bride-elect's Tentative plans have been Around Monmouth: Announce Engagement made to hold a birthday party In Set Date Loving Wife. home. October and rehearsals are be- Dear Loving Wife: Your Pvt Dwyer ii the son of Mr. ing held for the annual minstrel self-described "sick fear" could and Mrs. W. H. Dwyer. Of Beverly Ann Bond In November. Turf Ball Preview have a physiological origin, so Miss Rasmussen is a graduate first check with your family of the Atlantic Highlands High RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Members attended a swimming physician. If he gives you an School and is employed at Elec- Thomas Bon), 114 Avenue of party last week at Lake Arrow By MILLI HRUSKA will be flower girls at the ball. unconditional okay, consult a tronics Associates, Inc., Long Two Rivers, announce the en- head for the benefit of th The Turf Charity Ball, the I will list all of them for you psychoanalyst to get at theBranch. gagement of their daughter, Miss YMCA, Marlboro. hero next week. summer season's top social root of your unfounded fears, Beverly Ann Bond, to Frederic Her fiance Is a graduate of event, is also one of the year's Exposed roots wither and die. Wicks, ton of Mr. and Mrs. MOKE THAN 200 guests at Seen listening to the beautiful Maine Township High School, major- miracles of artistic in- Adam and Eve. George E. Wicks, 2 Willow Brook tended "Christmas in July" genuity. Yvonne. Parisienne chanteuse, Park Ridge, SI., and attended Rd.. Holmdel. Saturday evening in the Veterans As the last of the racing fans at the Rhapsody in Blue on the Culver Stockton College In Can- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: ton, Mo., where he was a mem- Miss Bond, a graduate of Rum- o! Foreign Wars Hall, Cliffwood. leaves the Monmouth Park Joc- ocean at West End were Vera ber of the Tau Kappa EpsUon son-Fair Haven Regional High The dinner-dance was spon- key Club about 5:30 this coming and Matt Cascella of Red Bank, You had an urgent letter from fraternity. He Is presently ita- School, will attend Jersey City sored by the Matawan Township Saturday afternoon a horde of Jean and Bob Busichio, Alberto In Law whose family wouldn't tioned with the U. S. Army at Medical Center School of Nurs- Veterans of Foreign Wars Guad- the county's most socially promi- Pear, Ken (Rumson Hotel) Mar- take its share of responsibility Fort Monmouth. ing this fall. al Canal Post, the Ladies' Aux- nent men and women will trans- tin of Rumson, Mayor and Mrs. for caring for an aged parent. iliary, Memorial Home and the i» Have you ever had an in-law un- A graduate of Middletown orm the second level and theThomas Shebell of Asbury Park, The couple are planning a Sep- Corps Mothers. der your feet and in your hair Township High School, her fiance alvator Terrace and the Green Connie Poole of Fair Haven, the tember wedding. every waking moment? I agree Is associated with his father in Taped recordings of Christma Room Into an undersea wonder- Milton Untermeyers of Elberon, that elderly persons are entitled his building firm, George £. music and carols provided thi and. Mayor and Mrs. Thomas McClln- people use The Register ads each to a few eccentricities, but if Wicks and Sons, Inc. Christmas atmosphere during the The theme for the ball this lock of Long Branch, Edward issue because results come fast- Yankee pot roast dinner. fear is "Undersea Fantasy." Bronnan of Oceanport, George you don't want a one-way ticket er.—Advertisement . and Marian Jewell of Little Sil- :o the booby hatch the rest of VFW FAMILY PICNIC Bob Rudders Music Rascals Mrs. Barker Seeley of Holmde ver Point, Dan and Terry Car- :he family had better be encour- MIDDLETOWN — Middletown provided music for dancing. directed the decor with Trav ntody of Monmouth Beach, Jerry aged to share a few of those ec- Neidlinger of Leonardo as tech- Miss Judith Ann Janson Township Veterans of Foreign The hall was decorated with and Sylvia Nusbaum of South centricities. Wars Post will hold its annual ornamented trees in the foyer lcal adviser. Artificial ALEXANDRIA, Ky. - Mr. and One Who Knows. family picnic Sunday at 2 p.m. and on stage, and Christmas The decor, which is always fab- Orange and the Bud Lipmans ol Mrs. Robert Janson of this place on the post grounds, 1000 Rt 35. Miss Beverly Ann Bond wreaths covered the ceiling and ilous, needs to be not only beau Pontiac, III. FLORAL announce the engagement of DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Robert Harris and Michael Dl- walls. ful but transportable in the last Also present were Gloria and moments before the arrival of Yano York of Navesink who had their daughter, Miss Judith Ann A while back t lady wrote you CENTERPIECES nardo are in charge of arrange- Funds realized from the af- he first guests. as their guests the three Brag- Janson, to John Zinga, son ofthat she lived on a fans, but her ments. Lists Aides air 'will be used toward the When one realizes what a azzy brothers, France's leading Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zinga, 144 husband wouldn't let:! her help children's Christmas parties in $5.00 & monumental task this is for the comedy team and friends of Church St., Fair Haven, N. J. with the farm work. I feel sorry December. The parties will be committees involved the breath- Yvonne. Miss Janson and Mr. Zinga are for her; We live on a farm too For Temple open to the children of the mem taking beauty seems even more Rudy Barren, whose orchestra both students at Murray State and my husband doesn't let ine $6.00 bers of the sponsoring organiza- isgica!. has played at the Eden Roc in College, Murray, Ky. Mr. Zinga help either—he lets me do prao SHERMAN'S tions and to children in the aux- Sisterhood Some of those on the commit- Miami and the Waldorf Astoria is a graduate of Rumson-Fair ically all the farm chores my.1 iary-sponsored Girl Scouts, the SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Bar- :ee are Mrs. John Hemleb, Mrs. and the Plaza' in New York, Haven Regionag l Higgh School. VFW Drum and Bugle Corps and Michael Guarino and Mrs. Theo- plays for dancing at the Rhap- bara Goldstein, president of thethe VFW Lions Little League The wedding will take place We have just about every farm tore Eberhardt of Rumson, sody in Blue. limal and fowl. I'm city reared, Sisterhood of Monmonth Re- 'earn. Aug. 18 in St. Andrew's Episco- animal Artificial Ftowtrt FOR usio La Fountain and Barbara pal Church, Fort Thomas,' Ky, and all this was new to me a I formed Tenjplep has named com- Charles Ralmo was general avis of Monmouth Hills, Mike Trav Neidllnger was host at a year ago. Besides rearing my hairman and Theodore Soltys, • Draperies mittee chairmen for the year. |Mrs Edwin P.) Love and Mrs. reception at his Studio 57 in Isabelle Seiti of Elberon, Pa young ones, caring for the anU I Fisher, co-chairman. They were as- • Slipcovon S. Snyder of Locust, Mrs. Leonardo Sunday afternoon tricia Ix, Mrs. Frederic Darche mala, keeping house, balling and I Appointed are Mrs. Blanche st b 741-9230 '!_ ?!L ? Harold Rebedee, ticket Thomas Geoly of Holmdel. Mrs. ^ of honor was Erich Hart- Mrs. Bruce Lister Knight and canning, I planted a vegetable • Upholstering Marx, tribute and building fund; chairman, and the members of Amory L. Haskell, Jr., arid Mrs. garden, and learned to drive our|| 812 Bread St., Mrs. Seymour Gruber, altar flow- man, internationally known pho- Mrs. Charles Highley of Spring • Bedspreads all the sponsoring organizations. Tohn C. Ellis of Middletown and ographer, whose work appears Lake. truck to pick up hay and feed. ers; Mrs. Jules Huber, Judaica An. Charles Johnson of Colt's Shop; Mrs. Milton Yessler, pub- In Fortune, Life, Time and other • Curtains INSTALLED — Mrs. Leon !eck. licity; Mrs. Stanley Lennox, fam- magazines. Some of his work is Peter Bruguiere, son of the SboMMtone Service Blelch was installed as president All the work of setting the currently on exhibit at Studio 57 ily education; Mrs. Bernard if the auxiliary of Bayshore Robert B. Bruguieres of Shrews- HwasSHl-Mft scene for the party leaves no The artistry of Mr. Hartman's Levy, social action; Mrs. Jack Post, Jewish War Veterans, at bury, was host at a patio party SIICfflHUI S time for the "at home" cocktail work is as evident in his views Kohn, Inter-faith; Mrs. Aaron ceremonies conducted recently in for his houseguest, Tim Mylod o final reduction parties that usually precede din- of the St. Lawrence River pro] Decorators Hoffman, religious school; Mrs. the Harmony Bowl, Middletown. Belmar and New York. ner dances. ect as it Is In the unusual study MS Broad St~ Shrewsbury Ernest Stitch, cradle roll; Mrs. Others Installed were Mrs. Party present were Greg Herr- Mrs. Richard J. Hughes, wife of Marilyn Monroe. My favor- FREE PARKING Rose Straus, telephone; Mrs. Harry Brier, senior vice presi- man, Tad Marsh and Dan Go- if New Jersey's governor, is ite was a magnificent photo of Richard Dahlman, hospitality; dent; Mrs. Lelghton Levy, cor- vinsky of Shrewsbury, Kathy tonorary chairman of the ball. the rocks and ocean at Pema- Mrs. Max Singer, Oneg Shabbats; responding secretary; Mrs. Jack Suter cf New Shrewsbury, Bob- sale! Mrs. Amory L. Haskell. Jr., quid Point, Me. It has an illu- Mrs. Helen Nussbaum, ritual; Goldberg, recording secretary; bie Banta of Red Bank, Patty if Middletown and Mrs. Philip sion of motion and sound that I Mrs. Stanley Fenichel, youth to- Mrs. Jerome Perlman, treasur- Arnone of Little Silver, Patsy Iselin of Oceanport are co-chair- found exciting. (ThougH per- tlvitles; Mrs. Donald littman, li- er, and Mrs. Stanley Schwartz, nen. Sinnott of Rumson and Sandy ACCENT Reg. brary; Mrs. Chester Levy, ad- haps T am prejudiced because Sorenson of Monmouth Hills. guard. The Louis Marrons of Brlelle vancement of Judaism, and Mrs. my memories of time I spent at Peter, who is pursuing a career FOOT FLAIR will attend the ball with Judge to 13.99 99 OUR George Yanko, parliamentarian. Pcmaquid Point are dear to In the theater, was graduated NINA and Mrs. James Coolahan of ONLY me.) from the American Academy o ounty Women Soring Lake and Ridsewood, Sue CAPEZIO FLATS NOW STORE Dramatic Arts in New York in 6 irauss of Short Hills and Mr. June. Joint Celebration Attend Sesion tfarron's niece, Maria Carlino of Ginny Pearse of Rumson has moved her Rumson Roulette VITALITY We will have EATONTOWN — Mrs. Ruth Udgewood. Reg. to 14.99 ^ftft HIGHLANDS - Fred Schwelz- (sportswear and boutique) to A moonlight sail and dancing Buxbaum, Belmar, is represent- The David Mantes of Chal AMALFI er, Leonardville Rd., New Mon- Rumson's old post office build at the club afterward was great NOW 1199 very soon ing the Monmouth Chapter at the lar Farm, Shrewsbury, will mouth, and William Schweizer, inp on River Rd. for the more than 30 teenagers GEPPETTO Jr., King's Hwy., Middletown, 11th annual convention of the Na- neet Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wil Reg. to 17.99 Ginnv and her husband Bob who attended the Monmouth celebrated their birthdays recent- tional Association of Legal Sec- nU of Deal and the Philip Ise- CAPEZIO HEELS heve done a masterful job of re-Boat Club party Tuesday eve- NOW 9 ly with a party in Bahrs' Restau- retaries in San Francisco which ins on the Parterre for cock- decoratlon, the keystone of which ning. rant here. opens today in San Francisco. Us and dine together on the Among those present were OEUSO DEBS Uso attending the convention is ialvator Terrace. is a stage set created by Frankie Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Renee Marko of River Plaza, FLORSHEIM Mrs. Ham Hains, chapter presi- Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas (Mrs. Robert E.) Nagle of Rum- liam Schweizer, Miss Donna Lynn and Barbara Banta, John lent. f Middletown have made dinnei son for the Monmouth Players' PALIZZIO Reg to 29.95 Schweizer, Mrs. Fred Schweizer, oroduction, "The Man in the Dog Perrotta, Billy Egolf and Doug The chapter's executive board servations for a parly of 12. 99 'i., and Freddie and Gregory Raynor of Red Bank, Dale Ro- ANDREW Peggy Goodman (Mrs. Robert) Suit." (P.S. Bob starred in this NOW Schweizer. ill meet Aug. 9 in Mrs. Hains' denburg and JoAnne Cunliff of if Navesink Is chairman of theone.) GELLER lome, 35 Marcellus Ave., Mara- Shrewsbury, Debbie Thomson 11 squan. weet and pretty teenagers who PANORAMA Would you like to spend two Kurt and Lynn Isbrandtsen and nchanted hours at one of the Terrie and Rickle Blair of Fair posh hotels overlooking the Haven, Diane Dufford of Lln- Ducontinued ttylet. Not all she$ in all ttyles. ocean at Spring Lake? Would croft and Lee Parks and Peter you like to watch some of theTatum of Middletown. county's most elegant women The party was chaperoned by Florsheim Shoes for Men imodel the dreamiest fashions in Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Magee of furs and frocks for the coming Red Bank and the Edwin Stan fall and winter season? And toleys of Middletown. 90 make all this even more irre- Reg. to 24.95 NOW sistible ... the little bit of money An evening pool party Is a ticket costs goes to support the scheduled at Peninsula House 15 Monmouth County Society for Friday evening for members and Irippled Children and Adults and guests. If you don't wear a bath- Winfhrop Shoes for Men their dental welfare committee ing suit to this one be sure to for hare lip and cleft palate sur- wear somthing that will look Watch this gery. Some of it is used to sup-good before and after dunking. 80 port the- Monmouth Workshop's (Shades of the Robert Ken- Reg, to 16.99 now 9 «41'° program to train handicapped nedys!!!) newspaper persons to support themselves In Time Is from eight until ? Monday, Aug. 6! RUG CLEANERS jobs that fit their capacities. Weather-bird Shoes for Children The hotel? The Essex and Seen dining on the Champagne call now CA 2-5042 Sussex. Circuit were Aland Sheila Stone Fashions? By the incompar of Little Silver, George and Reg. to 8.99 now A99 able "Doop's" of East Orange Carolyn Reldy and Helen and and Spring Lake. Gerry diStefano of Rumson at Announcing the Opening of The models? You'll see. the Essex and Sussex Hotel In The Date and Time? August Spring Lake. 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. Steve Nester of East Kean* MD DRIVING SCHOOL Mrs. Frederick F. Schock, Jr. burg, Elise and Bob Kent of El- of Spring Lake heads the com-beron, Swede and Gloria Water- SHOES PUBLIC SPEAKING gets an assist from the Woman's mittee which includes Pat Rear- bury of Red Bank at the Shore ladkus Licensed by the State of New Jersey Club of New Shrewsbury at Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, don, Mrs. Keith Bell and Mrs. Hill on the strip at Sea Bright. Renee Schreiber and Woody Jr., president, presents a lectern from the club to Frank Bernard White of Shrewsbury, The> Flonheim Shop on the Mall Student Valet Servie* Mrs. William Hamlln of Fort Bowne of Middletown, Ginny and Weinheimer, superintendent of ths Monmouth Regional CO 4-5233 2 Ned Drive, Hazlet, N. J. U Monmoufh, Mrs. Olto Suehenholz Bob-Pcarce of Rumson, Marge Shop 4 Nights 'HI 9:10 p.m. Mem.. Wed., Thurs., Frl. High School, for use in the school. The club has pre- of Llncroft, Mrs. Robert Balnton and Frank Manson and Janet Grace A. Mafjey sented gifts to all the ichools in the borough amounting of Long Branch, Mrs. Richard R. ind Harry Kearney of Red Bank Lilian Dryl Stout of West Allenhurst, Mrs. and the Evan Bakers of Fair MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER fo approximately f1,000. Spencer C. Miller of Fair Haven, Haven, all at the'Rumson Hotel. congramlitlofn went to be knowicdged by the Commission- administration and toe Red Bank seeking re-election, Joseph A. Wednesday, July 25, 1962—15 inaiiwgute in return for the in- ers of thi* Authority at their Gale Community Chamber of Can- State, cwdidau tor jtaerifl, «d RED BANK REGISTER LETTERS From READERS foa tenhhd t thto megjlns 7UM 21, 19(2. mercc* rrfado- Benjamin H. Danskta, At tie ride of sounding repet: Never he*tt»te to call upon.jthie irtutof to M4e "the giveaway tor th* Board of FreeMfcw, ON PARKWAY INTERCHANGE lerwts of the «t*te of New Uous Vi t»y your piper hai office if we cut supply you with Opponent'* of more of oar indivfakuJ free- also spoke briefly. WMO. VBM RFD 1, Box 187 Jersey, it trill authorize this in- more than shown What yon can any Information on this project. doms," th« OOP aatfdkt* ttld. SEA BRIGHT - vestigation immediately. We will do for the peopje. Now I wonder H is anUcipeted that with good Keyport, N.J. Mr, Gale said his opponent had It adds op! More and moft Travel Agency, Red Sank, again send a copy of thli letter what win the people do for weather, construction will start Platform '» Holmdel, N.J. not offered proposals which would people use The Register *di web To the Editor: to Mrs. Katharine E. White and themselves? in August and be completed the RED BANK — Clarence S. •bowed a travel film of tht Far end of 1^82. Engineering „plans provide the Increased revenue Issue because results come fut- East it Ship Ahoy Beach Club We again wish to express our to Gov. Richard Hughes, am The best interests of the peopli Gale candidate for mayor, said at wiH be completed under a crash needed to support the new "ex- complete agreement' with -your perhaps this time- some sort in Middletown and Molmdel do a recent rally his Democratic op- er.—Advertisement. Wednesday, July 11 program in two weeks. perts." forthright suggestion in today's response will be forthcoming not appear to be served by all ponent's proposal to hire a pro- Instead of his opponent's pro- Register that there be an im- Otherwise, we can only tssumi factions of those handling, the Sincerely, fessional borough manager would mediate, objective investigation that neither the Garden Stat townships affairs. Prompt re- D. Louis Tonti steal from the public their voice posals, Mr. Gale said he would ol all the facts involved in the Authority nor the state goverr moval of those elements would In municipal affairs. offer continued programs of ef- projected Red Hill Road Inter- ment are interested in our, prot be a beginning to what th Holland Rd. Mr. Gale aimed his remarks fective municipal services, main- change. In fairness to the ta* lems in Monmouth County. people can do for themselves Holmdel, N.J. at a feature of Democrat Bene- tenance of economic stability, FRESH .Sincerely, As far as the Red Hill inter future planning programs and payers, as well as to those resi- The Honorable Irving E. Keith dict R- Nicosia's platform during (Mr. & Mrs.) change Is concerned I've never home grown government tech- dents of the area who stand to Assemblyman, Monmouth County a buffet supper at the home of Seymour S. Muschi been convinced of its necessity FROM OUR FARM lose their homes and grounds Main Street and LaReine Ave. John Bryan, borough clerk and niques. or the great advantages for because of this unnecessary de- Bradley Beach, N.J. county executive committee He said that if elected he would either town. I do, however, now struction of residential property, Rl Box 199B Dear Assemblyman Keith: chairman. establish office hours on Thurs- NEW CROP understand the advantages to this investigation must be under- Keyport, N. J. He said Mr. Nicosia held politi day nights at 7:30 when individ- private interests. Thank yoii for your letter of taken promptly, before the first Holmdel, N. June 26th. cal views similar to those of the uals or groups could suggest, EATING APPLES bulldozer appears. A delay now To the Editor: Sincerely yours, I suggest you remind Thomas late Franklin D. Roosevelt who recommend or inquire. will inconvenience no one, for The Register has gone fi A. F. Morgan J. West, general attorney, he is initiated the era of "expert-filled" Others who spoke at the part] the Garden State Authority can beyond all expectations in a| somewhat belated in his reason- government. function attended by 107 peopli TREE RIPE PEACHES reopen the absurdly unused prising the people of the fad Holland Rd. ing for closing Telegraph Hill. Mr. Nicosia's proposals to es- were Freeholder Director Josept Telegraph Hill exit whenever it on record in connection wil Holmdel, N.J. He attempts to justify the tablish a parking authority and Irwin and Mayor Peter W. Falvo wishes; to proceed .with the con- the Red Hill Interchange issue To the Editor: Parking Authority's unreasonable a citizens body of experts acting GOP candidate for council SWEET CORN struction of a new interchange I feel certain few of us realfo Having published a letter decision by quoting legal sec- as liaison between the borough Councilman John Allen, who it . . and TRY OUR OWN now, however, will cause Ir- the extent of careful study ai wrote to you concerning closin tions of the state law. replecabie damage to one of research involved in tacki of Telegraph Hill, I naturall I would very much like to hear FRESH PRESSED the loveliest historical areas in down the details on the subject read with great interest you his explanation, (being that this P""~ Red Bank's only Monmouth County, as well as At best, details such as thosi article "Behind - the - Scenes access and egress is so danger- financial loss to the great major- outlined In The Register ofJul; Facts." It is readily understand- ous and unsafe and provides APPLE CIDER ity of county residents. 20 are extremely difficult able now the motive for this the basis for legal action If the Garden State Authority come by obvious reasons. crash program at Red Hill Road. against the Authority should traf- [J0LD STORAGE VAULTS has nothing to hide, and if it Congratulations to The Reglste Your facts seem to imply a con- fic Occidents at this point en- is truly acting in the best in- are very much In order but mer flict of interest permeating in sue.") FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS many directions. This could be Why? this access and egress serious and some heeds may has been open to our citizens, roll. DELICIOUS ORCHARDS TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS since, the parkway was com- SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PUN SCOBEYVILLE, NEW JERSEY I am enclosing a copy of pleted years ago. PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES letter I have written to Mayoi It would appear the General • Bonded Routemen • Economical Rates , Colts Neck-Ttnton Fills County Rd. 517 Ackerson as well as local pol Attorney's explanaiion is not con- Salesroom Opm Man. Mire Sat. 9 to * STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES tlcians. sistant. I would appreciate your SUNDAY 1 TO I I want to take this opportunity passing on to me the General LEON'S ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS to express my thank to The Red Attorney's reply. WHITEST. RED BANK Bank Register for tha great serv- Very truly yours, ice you are rendering to res P. Kenneth Comstive fttabllshtd dents of Monmouth County. 1884 SH 14001 Respectfully yours, 17 Braod St. RED IANK '-' P. Kenneth Comstiv< Irving E. Keith Monmouth County Open 930 to 9&K Set.** Main St. • and LaReine Ave Bradley Beach, N.J. Mr. P. Kenneth Comstive Holland Road Holmdel. N. J. Dear Mr. Comstive: Several weeks ago you wen kind enough to forward me your views relative to the Telegraph At Huffman & Boyk! Charming Colonial Hill Interchange and I have been attempting to follow up the mat- ter fn every way possible. I imagine that you are aware of the hearings and decision in the matter to date. I am pleased to enclose copy of the most recent communica- in Solid Hardrock Maple tion that I received from thi Executive Director of the High- way Authority to keep you ap- praised of the situation. Rugged, smartly styled, with If there is anything further can do, please don't hesitate to let me know. With warmest personal re- gards, I am 2 table models with mar-proof Sincerely, Irving E. Keith New Jersey Highway Authority tops. A special purchase! Garden State Parkway Woodbrldge, N.J. The Honorable Irving E. Keith Assemblyman, Monmouth County Main Street and LaReine Ave. Bradley Beach, New Jersey Dear Assemblyman Keith: In recent weeks you have urged the suggestion that more convenient access to the Garden State Parkway is needed for many motorists in Monmouth County. It was pointed out to us that this is the longest stretch on the Garden State Parkway NUT JUOIIARD KNIT 10.91 without an interchange (between Newman Springs Road and the Two-part cotton knit that goes from Keyport-Matawan exit.) summer into fall without dropping a In view of the findings of our fashionable stitch. Grey with Consulting Engineers that the only location meeting feasibility grey, grey with taupe. 10 to 18. requirements was at Red Hil Rd., the Commissioners yester- SIMON day unanimously authorized the immediate construction of an In- erchange at this location. We appreciate your interest on behalf of' your constituents in bringing this matter forcefully to >ur attention. As you probably know, the interchange will also Franklin incorporate the extension of Dwight Rd. to Red Hill Rd. to relieve Red Hill Rd. or much of its present and future traffic Middletown Township will pro- vide the right of way. Mr. Jo- seph Irwin, director of the Board of Freeholders, advised me by SIMON telephone that this has the ap- pro val of the Freeholders, County Planning Board and both municipalities affected, Holmdel Your Choice and Middletown. 99. FAMOUS MAKER With reference to the question aised about the temporary use • Extension table, 4 mates chain of the unauthorized access at SWIMSUITS Telegraph Hill, please note Counsel's opinion attached. This • Or 32" Welsh cupboard opinion was received and ac- • Or 48" Harvest table, 2 benches 25%TO Sanderson Elected Warden at Si. John's • Or 1 Bench, 2 mates chairs LITTLE SILVER — Benjamin with the 48" Harvest table Sanderson, 3d, was elected 40% OFF junior warden of St. John's Epis- copal Church Monday by unani- Limited quantities on this handsome, sturdy Colonial mous vote of the vestry. dinette! See its trim proportions, careful craftsmanship, ON CATAUNA, At the same meeting, Richard :. Wilson, who was junior ward- choice Solid Northern Hardrock Maple wooda. Notice in up to that time, waj named ROSE MARIE REID, enior warden to replace Charles the authentic Welsh cupboard, the superb detailing OH r. 0. Wodehouse, who after near each piece. Choice of 2 tables, too! AND they have miff* y two years of service in that post resigned because he Is mov- proof plaitk tops! COLE AND ing to Trenton. Benjamin Vincent was elected MANY MORE •estryman. Sony, no mail Cubs Make Trip or phone. EATONTOWN - A boat trip iround New York City concluded Budget your purchase ij you wish! Use our he season's activities for Cub 90-Day No Carrying Charge Plan (Small »ack 52. A chartered bus took \2 cubs and 11 den mothers and Service Charge) or our Extended 18 Month »mmlttee members into the city Plan, jully insured for your protection. ^here they boarded. a ' Dayline ummow* ightseeing yacht for a three-hour cruise around the city. Led by MONMOUTH SHOPPING CTR., EATONTOWN, LI 2-332! William Wood and Cubmastet Illlam Vital, they then visited OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 the Central Park zoo. STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and QVERGARD 16—Wednesday, July 23, 1962 RED BA\JC REGISTER o/ a diamond trick to a All Pass Two cows on the farm won you can spot the crime and crim- Answer: Bid two clubs. There's Opening lead — 0 7 silver medals—Marlu Milestone inal before you read on. no advantage in showing the man- gy diamonds when your whole Lady Milkmaid, for 11,047 pounds Much Dirty Work story is the club support. of milk and 802 pounds of fat, were thus two crimes on the first For Sheinwold's 36-page book* and Marlu Bright Blonde, for There was more than one bit of trick. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," 10,784 pounds of milk and 555 dirty work, so you'd better get See what happens if East plays send 50c to Bridge Book, Red pounds of fat, each in 305 days. two sets of handcuffs ready. a low diamond on dummy's jack Bank Resister, Box 3318. Grand The tests were supervised by South made the first mistake at the first trick. South draws Central Sta., N Y. 17, N. Y.Rutgers University. when he put up the jack of dia-four rounds of trumps and knocks out the ace of clubs. When South monds from dummy. This gave The Eisteddfed, a music and Papeete, the only town On the East the chance to play low, forgets back to dummy with a club, i lie L/isici^ui^u, a iiiuaiij aim r a petit, *.••»> •J*+IJ ••—-•*» —- literary festival held in Wales, South Sea island of Tahiti, ha» a East's actual play of the queen he can lead diamonds only once dates back to the Sixth Century, population of 18,000. ._ THE PHANTOM By XEE of diamonds was a crime. There through East's Q-9-3. East is sure UH-YDU GOT THAT" DAILY CROSSWORD SKUU. MARK-UKE "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Q T F EP HAD-/ ACROSS J.Celtic 19. Gar- A 3 r - l.Uft For Thurtdty, July 26 goddess rnent A. w 6. Bnahy plant P 3 T 3. Just begun border r 11. Building-' 4. Watery: 21. Air. i I Present—For You and addition comb, form lines M 1i 12. Ancient 1 Yours . . • You may have a 5. Devon river "depot" T chance to put new methods into people of «. 23.Twi- SESSSD „ Crimea, E1EE30S HS3 effect on the job. Don't hesitate product light EGLIQH 2EQBE! 13. Mother- 7. North 24. Memo- to try them. They will add zest of-pearl Carolina ran- swum aissa 14. Spirit lamps to your day as well as save time. cape diun EDEBB 32Z31 People are interested in -what 15. Exclama- 8. A dwarf 25. Haul you have to say, so speak your tion of 9. Ruuian 27. Gave delight mountain food 34. Goddess mind. Don't try to force others It). Long- range to of eat«l» to accept youe -view, however. , wooden 10. Gold wind: 29. "Raven." 3S.0M—H Get some eittra rest this evening. bench Swin Alpa author var. IT. Past 1«. Distress 31. Priest]? 38. Bad* MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Past... Archaeologists digging Future ... For some years 19. Cavity call silk 38. Stakes) in the layers of ancient civiliza- American theaters, stadiums 20. Shipping- 17. Measure scarf 3».CtVr*t ALREADY LEFT tion in the Euphrates Valley un- other gathering places have had containers of land 33. Nepal 40. EW. YOUR OLD LADY ONE WE ANP BABY., covered in succession a layer of 20-inch seats. New public build- 22. RJp with 18. Flourished people poet AMP HE'S A YAWN... THAT YOU'RE A BIS agrarian culture 8,000 years old, ings are built with 22-inch seats. violence GIRL MOW, SANDRA -METRE ALL BAD/ 1 sr 7 e » a layer of. herdsmen culture 12,- At the present rate of growth, 26. Old 2 3 000 years old, and a layer of Testament seats should be 24 inches wide n. caveman culture many centuries by 1970. Bus seats should be juniper II. older. •wider, too. 27. Approval 2a Pitcher 13 i+ with lid ^A The Day Under Your Sign 29. Spanish coin 15 Ib 30. Disposition ^A % ARIES (Born'Mirth 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sap). 33 to OCT. 22) 32. Freeh n 18 19 Teamwork mar •* hard to acoiere. but Some concern over money seems likdr, it's your best bet under current rayi. Hi'vtry careful whoa yau trust. 33. To with. % 21 tit»S M> 21 TAURUS (April 20 to M.y 20) draw from YDU CU3WT TO KEEP SCORPIO [Otf. 2J fo Nov. 51). % THAT QOIL OF YOURS AWN Crosscurrents in (lie financial tide of Your prestige mounts ind you ma We a business if fairs denote need for extreme caution. food imprtstaon on important people. 38. Whether 1b •2.1 GEMINI (May 21 to .Km 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2?.to D.c. 21) 37. Sphere Of You worry too much about what otters 28 mink Follow jour own inclinations. A tat• JM Will be better olC if, nu AQUARIUS P.*. 21 to Feb. If) Tl 3» 39 40 can rtiiit, Caution i* a roust — Wllkirit, fiaiwr. French wwfcmff arourid home '— in M you da, 44.'Tlppecanoe VIR60 |AB«. 12 to S.pr. M) 41 41 Tfcerei not muea activity in the Virgo PISCES (F=»b. » io M«reh20l and —— hart, tat 70s Wed » let-up Dow and too" Slick to the subject wben talkmjr m 49 f/i 44 others clarJr understsnd your position. DOWN 1 © 1962, Fidd Ent*rrris

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RED BANK — Rev. Dr. Theo- dore A. Rath, president of Bloom- field College, Bloomfield, will be the guest preacher at the Pres- FREE-IOO-EXTRA byterian Church Sunday at the PEACHES KomStimpi 10 a.m. service. Dr. Rath has held four pas BUTTERBALL TURKEY (prates and for eight years wa: Another MAYWR chaplain of the New Jersey Re- tl(ecllv« thru • I formatory for Women. In 1956 lv Tuu., Ouly. 31, 1SS1 became synod executive of th King-Size Savings! Synod of New Jersey, and in 1960 he was inaugurated as bead No. 2 Of Bloomfield College. PRIDE FREE-SO-EXTRA Legion Units OF THE FARM King Horn Stimpi Install Slates SPRAY STARCH EATONTOWN - A joint instal- lation of officers was held lasl night by American Legion Pos 32S and Auxiliary in the First Ai> PRUNE JUICE — — ~25« Building. Installing officers were Joseph FME-50-EXTRA Heinlein, Eatontown. and Esthe King Korn Stinpt Hulsart, Bradley Beach, Mon- With «ii' toucan and BUTCIIOM ol mouth County commander and ANY TWOT OI. VAC. fAC« auxiliary president, respectively. MIRACLE WHIP -* -29< TULIP FAII COLD CUTS Leo Fary, Neptune Township, * ALL FLAVORS ICE CRE.AM 6 former county adjutant, was « NURSERY RHYME OR MEUODOWN •'tailed as post commander, an i.nii P.* 79c SEALTEST or SWIFT Mrs. William White, Eatontown TOILET TISSUE Ml gallon 89* as auxiliary president. VANITY FAIR _ AU VARIETIES —FRKH tttOZW Other post officers are William PAPER TOWELS C "oi.pkg. 33C Conklin, Shrewsbury, first vice 2 PAC 35 MORTON'S DINNERS FREE-100-EXTRA commander; George Sewing, Ea tontown, second vice commander; purchaw Harry Burkett, Eatontown, fi Mayfair's Own—Rich With Food Energy —Great for Spreading nance officer; Richard Widrich POTATOES Eatontown, service officer; Ec Herb, Long Branch, historian; Jesse Johnson, Eatontown, chap- TULIP FAIR lain; Ted Caffyn, Oceanport, ser- geant-aVarms. MARGARINE Serving with Mrs. White an Coupons effective thru Tuesday, July 31, 1962. Right to limit. Mrs. Edward Moyes, first vie MAYFAirSOWN — SAV( 3»cli. CKAMY OK CHUNK president; Mrs. Robert Hayes, . aecond vice president; Mrs. Har- SLICED IMPORTED HAM * 99c AXEIROD COnAGE CHEESE » 29« ry Magathan, secretary; Mrs. Agnes Snyder, treasurer; Mrs. MAYFAIR'S OWN SLICED OR CHUNK -CREAMY—SAV! 10c M. IMPORTED — SUCEO Robert Denlgar, historian. MUENSTER CHEESE * 59c POLISH CHOPPED HAM •«•*. 49« MIXING Democratic Club Repeated By Popular Demand!!-Luscious Northwestern To Hold Picnic EATONTpWN — The Democra tic Club will .hold a picnic fo BOWLS members and'friends on Sunda; BING CHERRIES from 2 to 6 p.m. at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkett, 160 »et led ewu) Iwwc Broad St. WEEK 2 Local :• and county candidate FRESH TOMATOES W K1 will be guests. . uu Firm, ripe, perfect for slicing 10T * 20TCoupon Miit Serving on the arrangement 2 Cartons 35* committee are Mrs. Edward Moyes, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. WEEK 4 Simon Duhon, Mrs. Frank J. I 1^1 • Coupon no. t L l| I • ' Ull McCIoskey, John K a v c h a k, Coupon no. 4 Charles- Resch, Frank DiDonato, Joseph Dolan. 56 Newman Springs Rd.

CAR ON FIRE U l|l. Coupon'no a D QT. RED BANK — Fire damaged Red Bank BE SURE • car owned by Calvin W, Titus, A CORRECT SIZE FOulor»1.0R 9EVER AUIH 111Y PURPOS, WllkThb E 62 Malda Way, MiJdletown, yes- TO GET YOURS Value £ Jj • Coupon terday when Mr. Titus was driv- 4 Prlfcei effective thru Saturday, jCoupoVHrf-ForMixInglowiand tht purchau of $5 or rnora — Save 30c i ing on Broad St. The Indepertdenl July 2S, 1902. Riiht to Limit. TODAY I Engine Company responded to OPEN SUN. 9a.m. to 6p.m. Coupon elective thru Solufdoy, July II, 1969. the alarm and doused the flames in about 10 minutes. Mr. Titu told police that his carbureto backfired and caused the fire. Damage was slight. NW-Lap Race at Wall Saturday; Dance in Ruinson's Victory Park Giant Demolition Derby Tonight RtMSON — The tilth wstk of teroo, Mary Claire HVtno, Deb- the summer recreation program bie Shaxpe, Erenda Sharp* *xA WALL TOWNSHIP-Wall Sta- placement, Howard said. sponsored by the Recreation Com- Ron Sharpe- jium racing fan* will sea tieii Tommie Elligttt won the first mission was highlighted by Each Thursday from noon to 3 second 100-lap event of the 1962 lOO-lapper held at Wall Stadium community dance under th« stars p.m, a cook-out it held at Victory racing season on Saturday night in May. at Victory Park here last Friday Park. Average attendance at u * result of the cancellation His top competition in the Ion night. these weekly affairs hat been be- of the originally scheduled 100-lap grind is expected to come iron The attendangrfwas a record tween 40 and 45 youngsters. Eastern Late Model race. Frank Myroncuk ol New Egypt breaker with oW 400 youngsters Sports Remits Stadium manager Bob Howard who recently purchased Elliott'* and adults attending. Music was The undefeated junior loftball announced that the management Pontiac-powered No, 4 Ford; El provided by the Play-Boys. team rang up its seventh victory had decided to cancel the late ton Hildreth, BUI McCarthy. Pe Friday's special event was with an 8-4 decision ,over Little model race in view of the fact Frazee, Wally Dallenbach am treasure hunt. A total of 45 Silver. Pat Shields paced the win- that only IS or 16 cars had been Tony Battle. children participated in this ners at the plate, going three-tor- competing in the events held so Battle had been out of action event. Members of the winning four, including a three-run home far at other tracks—and the fail- since he demolished his No. team included Cathy Faterno, run. Henry Deininger pitched the ure of NASCAR to run a late at Vineland several weeks ago. captain; Ralph White, co-captain; victory. A game is scheduled with model short track race for the His car, a new one, has just been Tish Jones, Eddie Pomphrey, New Shrewsbury today at New past month. completed. Joel James, Regina Finnerty, Shrewsbury. These reasons, along with a de- The first Wednesday night com Marie Kieber, Mark Berkheimer, sire to reschedule the rained-out In senior basketball, Little Sil- petition in several years at Wall Grace Callery, Mary Callery, Ca Summer Classic, caused the re- ver upset the home forces in an Stadium will be viewed tonlgh thy Callery, Bernadette Spjllane overtime game, 44-43. Richie Christine Thompson, Kevin white, when Spectacular Promotions Dooley tallied 13 points to lead Carol Kieber, Barbara Kieber, Inc., presents the first 100-car de- the losers. Richard Bruer of David Kieber, Bill Spillane, John North Jersey molition derby at the Stadium. Little Silver was the game's high Callery, Tom Callery, Chuck Pa- Cars will compete In four 25- scorer with 21 markers. car heat events.with two from The senior softball team will Sailors Sweep each qualifying for an eight-car meet New Shrewsbury tomorrow GREEN POND - North Jersey main event. The smashing, crash at Swimming River School. lake sailors swept the first four Ing show will pay $500 to ttu places of a weather-plagued Mar- winner with seven other casl Friday will be the day of tin Murray Memorial Comet re- awards. the bubble-blowing contest at Vic- gatta on Green Pond last week- tory Park. Prizes are to be end. The 39-bost fleet encountered awarded in various age groups. a wide variety of conditions for "HALL OF FAMERS" TO REUNITE AT YANKEE STADIUM OLD TIMERS' DAY — This remarkable photograph was Swimming lessons have been . the renewal of the biennial clas- Middletown Loop taken prior TO tha 1937 All Star game at Griffith Stadium, Washington. Pieturad war* seven top-ranking Ameri- cancelled until further notice due^ sic. can League stars ... and avery one of them eventually was voted into Baseball1* "Hall of Fama" at Coopentown, to river pollution. Bob Wales, of the host Green All-Star Team N. Y. All six living members cf thii group have been invited back to tha Old Timers' Day at Yankee Stadium Tennis instructor Ed Kennedy Pond Yacht Club, was the only is evaluating his students and is consistent sailor winning two Saturday afternoon when tha Yanks salute the American and National Laagua All Stars of 1937, on this, the quar- nearing conclusion of the pro- races and placing third in the Captures Crown ter century anniversary of those great teams. The four new members of tha "Hai. of Fame" alto will be honored gram for the summer, Certi- other, to easily win the cham- ficates and a special award for pionship. The victory also gave ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Th In tha Yankee Stadium ceremonies preceding the regularly scheduled Yankea-Chicaro White Sox game. Old Tim- tennis will be presented upon Wales the North Jersey YRA Middletown American Division ers' festivities will gat under way at 1:15 p.m. Left to right in 25-year-old photo aoove are the lata Lou.Gehrig, All-Stars defeated the Middletown completion of the seven-lesson Comet class pennant. Jo» Croniu (now president of tha American Leagiiel, Bill Dickey, Jos DiMaggio, Charley Gehringer, Jimmy Foxx Ted Zak, Highland Lakes, was National Division All-Stars, 1-0, course. runnerap, with Doug Slade, an- at Fireman's Field here Saturda and Hank Greanburg. The American Leaguers won tha game, 8-3. Arts and crafts are taught dally other Highland Likes 'competitor, to win the North Jersey VFW by assistant director Walter Spil- third and Ted Turner, Green championship. lane and JoAnna Jordan. Pond, fourth. Bruce Kent tossed a three-hitter Director Bob Ohshan has Jerry Drew, Jr., led a seven- for the winners. He fanned 15 scheduled the next community boat Shrewsbury Sailing and batters and walked four. Sixteen 'Hall of Famers' Head dance for Aug. 18. Music again Yacht Club (Oceaiport) entry, The winning run for the Amer- provided by the Play-Boys. with a fifth place finish. Hank ican All-Stars cam* home in the MUtenberger was eighth and de- fifth inning when Mike DeCapua fending champion Charles "Bud" walked, stole second, went to Suspect Koufax Rogers, tenth. third on an infield out by Bobby Yankee Old-Timers Game Sat. Other Shrewsbury entrants In- Capalbo, and scored on Bill Ah- NEW YORK - One of the of Fame." Thirteen of these im- Other Cooperstown members Joe Moore, Joe Medwlck and eluded Clancy Boynton, Gene lers' squeeze bunt. greatest collection of former dia- mortals already have accepted who have accepted include Joe Gene Moore; catchers Ernie Has Blood Clot Barilla, Bill O'Conner and Bob The win entitles the Middletown mond stars evei" assembled on the Yankees' invitation including DiMaggio, American League Lombard! and Gus Mancuso and LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dodjer Ayres. southpaw Sandy Koufax, out of American Division All-Stars to one baseball field will be guests the four new members of the president Joe Cronin, Jimmy pitchers Van Lingle Mungo and Roger Low, a former member represent North Jersey in the 'Hall" who will come to New Foxx, Hank Greenberg, Charley Bucky Walters. action because of a hand injury, ef th* Atlantic Highlands YC of the Yankees at the 16th an- said yesterday specialists think he Eastern area sectional playoff; York directly from their Coopers- Gehringer and Lefty Grove from Dean, now a network play-by fleet, now sailing for Green Pond, nual Old-Timers' Day at Yankee may have a blood clot. Saturday and Sunday in Union town induction this week. The the American League and Dizzy play telecaster, probably will fao came in seventh over-all. itadium, Saturday afternoon. four new "Hall of Famers" who "But they tell me I liave Their opposition will be offered Dean, Gabby Hartnett and Paul Averill, the former great Clevi Rogers, with his 11-year-old son Among the more than 50 guests will be special guests of honor Waner from the National. Also started to get some blood circu- Glenn crewing, was fourth in the $ winning teams from Crescent land slugger, in the Old-Timers' invited back to the Stadium are are Bob Feller, Jackie Robinson, invited are Joe McCarthy, Bill lation in my index finger," said opening race Saturday then came P»*. Johnstown, R. I., and New game. It was Earl's drive o 16 members of baseball's "Hall Bill McKechnie and Eddie Rousti. Terry and Carl Hubbell. Dean's big toe that led to "Diz" Koufax, who had won 14 games back to win the storm-marred York. changing his pitching motion, de- when forced to the sidelines re- second race. The winners will represent the The 1937 AH Star teams on this, veloping a sore arm and ending cently. "The pain is severe, how- The Sunday race again was al- Eastern area, consisting of states the 25th anniversary of the game, ever, and I can't touch anything. Barbehenn Wins will be honored in addition to the his meteoric career. Dean's toe to hit by a thunderstorm which from New Jersey to Maine, in Rosati Again "I just don't know what hap- new "Hall of Fame" members was broken in the 1937 All-Star HORNUNG'S IACK — Paul scattered the fleet and forced the VFW tournament to be held pened. I must have been gripping Saturday. The '37 All Star classic game accident. Hornung, Green Bay Packers many of the contestants to drop in Hershey, Pa., the following the ball too tightly. The pain AD-Grid Coach Jet 14 Crown in Washington, was won by the out to preserve equipment. Rog- week. In addition to the "Hall o! pro football, star, says good- started in the last two games I (1) INaHwiala (0) LAKE HOPATCONG — Ed Bar- American League, 8-3. It was th* ers was disqualified for an in- itr 1 U r t Fame" members and the othei pitched. behenn, of the host Lake Hopat- fifth game in the mid-season se- by to Fort Riley in Kansas fraction and lost his chance for M'Doiv'll 2b 4 0 IjHtrkini rt J I I At $1,050 All Stars who will be introduced, "The finger was numb the night DjCapua It 3 t 1 CurtU r( 10 cong. Yacht Chib, won the At- ries. Every living member of both the widows of three of New where he has been on active a top prize. Capaibo e 3 o oiBalhveg e 3 0 0 RUMSON — Athletic Director pitched my no-hit game. It had Milhyi el 3 0 liKutrojda. 1b J 0 1 lantic Coast Jet 14 championship 1937 All Star squads has been York's and baseball's most illus- Bud's .wife, Tish, crewed for K«nt p JO 0!B«ttha p 2 0 « duty in tha National Guard been numb for 10 games before and football coach Joseph in a storm-marred regatta here invited to the Stadium, and ac- trious names will be present. Hank Miltenberger, the eighth Ahlen lt> J 0 1 OU'rit'ldt lb 1 0 1 since last autumn. Paul now the pain set in. I didn't mind the H'CTrh lb> I OContl cf >90 Rosati heads into his 18th year last weekend. Barbehenn was sec- ceptances have been received Mrs. Babe Ruth, Mrs. Lou Geh- place finisher. AbdHU •• 1 0 1 Mlhok 2b 1 0 0 numbness, but the pain is hard Plans rl 1 0 0 WhltfttU Jb 0 0 0 ond in Saturday's two races to from nearly every member. Even rig and Mrs. John McGraw. Base- rejoins his team which it en- heading athletics at former to live with. Card If 3 » I nose out clubmata Gus DeVera three of the four umpires are ball Commissioner Ford Frick, gailla rr 1 0 0 Boyl* a* 2 0 0 and now Rumson-Fair gaged in training for tha Col- "The doctors say the pain and for the title. returning. George Barr and Babe secretary - treasurer Charles Se- Total 29 "l 1 Total J3 • > lege All Stars and the Na- sensitivity will last until full cir- Oualify For aven Regional High School. The final series race Sunday Pinelli of the National loop and gar, National League president Sllddlttown American) 00 10 00»—1 culation is restored." Mlddletown Nationals 00 00 000—0 ir. Rosati received the appoint- was called off when the fleet was John Quinn from the American Warren Giles and American tional Football League sea- Three b&5 hits—McDowell. Two baja Doctors have estimated Koufax Territorials hlti—ahlera. Kucmydt. HIU off Kent ents once again at the board struck with a sudden and severe will umpire the brief Old-Timers' League prexy Cronin ail will be J In 1 lnnlnn; Bertha- i tn 1 Ionian, game, assisted by restaurateur- may be sidelined six weeks. OCEANPORT — Shrewsbury meeting last night. thundersquall which scattered the at Yankee Stadium for the big 35-boat fleet ail over the lake. comedian Al Schacht. The late mid-summer attraction on the. Sailing and Yacht Club's Comet Mr. Rosati will receive $450 Bill McGowan was the fourth ar- Fleet 35 recently concluded an Bill Watson, Pines Lake, was 28th. s athletic director and will be Stumpf Wins at Wall Oval; eight race series to determine its JORC Event third over-all, Royce Peabody, biter in the '37 game. Every fan attending the Old- paid $600 as head grid mentor. entrants In the North Jersey Ter- Lake Hopatcong, fourth, and Den- In addition to the "Hall of Timers' classic will receive a free Other football coaches Include 1 ritorials to be held on the Shrews- is Farley, Lake Hopatcong , fifth. four-page souvenir program of the Starts Fri. Clifford Applegate, $450; Aubrey Fame" members, Stadium fans bury River Aug. 4-5. The races National Jet champion John Ap- occasion, featuring brief biogra- Demolition Derby Slated ell'Omo $350; Thomas Bain, will greet such former American were part of the club's champion- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - plegate, Beachwood YC, was 21st. League stars as infielders Buddy phies, photos, etc. Only a limited The Shore area's top handicap $350 and Barry Bradford, $250. WALL TOWNSHIP - Don Plagued with mechanical prob- ihip aeries for Comets. .,, •.•«." .u Tom Gibson, of the Monmouth Myer (former batting champion), number of box seats are avail- Stumpf of Ridgefield Park, Wail lems throughout the night and Hank Miltenberger nosed out «''i»g *vent of the season-the One of the assistant superinten Boat Club, finished 15th on two Red Rolfe, Hariond Clift; out able for Old-Timers' Day, but S t a d i u m's defending modified failing to make the feature race rugged Texas Tower Memorial Tom Morrison for first place In lents of the school, Donald Trot- I7th place finishes. Bob Tepper, fielders Earl Averill, Sam West, thousands of reserved seats are champion, looked like one Satan were some top favorites including ocean race—will start Friday the tightly-fought series. Milten- r, once again will be head another Monmouth sailor, was Beau Bell, Gee Walker, Roger available. There is no advance day night as he easily polished ofl Bill Chevalier, Elton Hildreth and evening at 7:30 p.m. from Scot berger wound up with 10V4 points asketball coach. Mr. Trotter will 30th. Cramer and Wally Moses; catch- in price for this colorful program the feature event field at the sea- Jim Hoffman. 10% f Mi land Lightship. be paid $550 for this position. ers Rick Ferrell and Luke Se- which precedes the regularl; to for Morrison. The 1961 champion, Cal Engle, shore track. The midget race was a series Leighton Waters was third with The "blue water" classic, spon- Ueorge Giffin, assistant coach, well; pitchers Wes Ferrell, Monte scheduled Yankee-Chicago Whiti Island Heights YC. did not de- Stump! won his 30-lap main of minor crashes which elim- sored by the Jersey Ocean Rac receive $400 and Thomas Stratton, Mel Harder, Tommy Sox game. 12. Charles "Bud" Rogen was fend. Red Grant winner's Bruce event by a full straightaway over inated some of the top equipment by ing Club, has drawn a field of Jotti, an assistant will receive Bridges, Lefty Gomez and Johnny fourth with 18'/,, followed Birkholz, Lavallette YC, was sixth The festivities will get vinde traffic-plagued Pete Frazee ol including the heavy pre-race fav- 12 entrants to date. Several more 275. Murphy. Gene Barilla with 24%. over-all. way at about 1:15 p.m. The in- Rahway, a former champion. Tha orite Jim Lacy. Others to finish in order were owners have indicated that the Howard Lorme will handle National League All Stars to troductions, Old-Timers' game event was half of the Combina- may sail with the fleet befor Stumpf, who doubled In the Arthur Fox, W/A\ Jerry Drew Jr., Norm Cash has hit two home and festivities will be carried tion Stock-T.Q. midget program, wrestling at $200 and Mr. Giffin be introduced by M.C. Mel Allen midgets, had upset Lacy in a heat 2% Butch Adamson, Bill O'Con- the starting gun goes off Frida; runs over the Tiger Stadium right ;he latter portion an accident- will receive another $100 for fall include infielders Dick Bartell, once again by the CBS television race and looked to have the best nor, Ed Waters, Lea Adimson night. field roof in the last two years. ilagued race won by Joe Kidd. intraniurals. Anthony Libretti, Billy Herman, Burgess White- network as a special feature out- chance, but he, too, failed to fin- M, Jim Marinell, John Muzdakis, The race is a HO nautical mil Stumpf broke to the front early $200 for winter intramurals; New> Mickey Mantle did it three times head, Johnny Mize and Billy Jur- side the New York drawing area ish the event. Clancy Boynton and Walt Ingram, grind which takes the auxilia ton Beron, $200, faculty manager, and Ted Williams once. ges; outfielders Pepper Martin, and major league cities. in the race as he maneuvered Sd. sailboats out into the Atlantic brilliantly through early race Runnerup was forrrjer outdoor The top 15 boats qualified for and around the obstruction bui raffia Frazee took longer to champion Al Kemp, while third the Territorials. The defending at the site of the ill-fated Texi :ome through the early race traf- spot in the 19-car field went to Territorial champion, Dave Kings- Tower approximately 68 miles o< ric — and that was it. Although Stan ' Sikowski and fourth was ton, also of the Shrewsbury club, Barnegat Inlet. The race will fin the Rahway star started to move Steve Hollick. automatically qualifies. ish between Buoy 2 and a com midway through the event, he The winning midget car was a mittee boat that will be statianec couldn't catch Stumpf. A late local one, owned by Audrey Boyd in the approximate vicinity of th« race tangle right in front of (ho of Farmingdale. Atlantic Highlands breakwat No. 68 mddified dashed all hopes Demolotion Derby 100 GAR sometime Sunday afternoon. Frazee might have had to win. Tonight will see the first 109- JORC's new rating system Third was Tony Nardino with car Demolition Derby ever held DEMOLITION based on the off-soundings form1 Wally Dallenbach"of East Bmns-jon Wall oval, while Saturday fa la used in major offshore races wick fourth and Art Fillbrunn ol j the annual IM-lap modified- DERBY will be in effect for this test Staten Island fifth. > sportsmen Midsummer Classic. All entries are equipped to take the variety of wind and weathei conditions generally encountera in this type of event. THRILL The U. S. Coast Guard wi furnish a patrol lor the race. TO Entries include the defendin; champion Harold Chasalow1! THDRQUGHBREB Bonnie Lass, out of Raritan YC. OVER 100 Other Rarilan entries include AUTOMOBILES Stan Ross' Windsong, George Nc- DEMOLISHED Bride's Narwhal, Dr. Charles AND WRECKED Shoemaker's Venture, Fred Bar- IT UNDER off* Hother. HIGH SPEED!! Local entrants are: Josep' BEAUTIFUL Scott's Marguerite 2d, Middle- town; Jerry Bourne's Aqualure, WALL srAOIUM Rumson; Henry Mihm's Tamara, ROUTE 34 BELMAR, N. J. Monmouth Beach; Anson Peck W«d. Nitt, July 25, S:30 ham's AleEra, Tinton Falls; Phi Andrews' Philanderer, Shrews In case of rain—following nile — ._ burynury; jonJohn rixionPixton'ss Thmee iwaKerMakers Toms River, and Augie Mathey': Trit/iM Mnntninlr [nrr

AFTER THE RACES Relax in the Jockey Bar Continental Dining Room M RESORT OF RACING Complete Dinners or a la carte NOW thru HUt* Jir-Conditiimed • OCEANPOftT, N, J. - NEW p TOURNAMENT BOUND — The All-Star team of the senior division, Lincroft Little League, will meet the Edison Bright, Cheerful Rooms Sat, July 28-(100,000ISO SORORITI Y Private Beach Club Township All-Stars Friday at Red Bank High School's diamond in the stat* oempatition for th» national Littla Wel, Aug. 1-CHOICE STAKES Near Sea Bright Bridge League championship. Members of ths team are, back row, Mt to right, Ed Ens, Vince Golson, Don Esposifo, Tom Grandstand $2 • Clstilie.u $4 • minit, 10 Waterman Ave. CHILBHIM UNO» It NOr*DMITT<» Runisofi, N. J. m-2m Ming and Ptta Campbell; cantir row, coach Al Ganion Jim Rooney and manager Lou Esposito; front row, Wil- 10 Minutes from Monmouth Park liam Benjamin, Pat Ewing, William Peck and Frank Naary. Gam»>tim« is 6 p.m. POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 uurnuuj s niujj, \jrvm nuuy Early Wynn Gets 297th Win; Top WeightlnMidsummer'Cap OCEANPORT - Top) weight Park Jump racing, will be shared si's Gem Ruby. The pair have Dodgers Lose, Giants Triumph for today'! Midsummer Hurdle by George H. Bostwick'a Barna- been assigned 150 pounds each Hmdictp. highlight of M^nmouth by's Bluff and Marlon R. Frank- jy director of hurdle racing ASSOCIATED PRESS but the Angeles put runners or The Angels salvaged a split^'by Chris Wood, Jr. The next heavi- If it had been anyone else, he second and third with one out ipping into Chuck Estrada for est impost, 149, has been al- might have smiled. But noantd Hoyt Wilhelm had to come ive runs in the third inning of Former Red Bank Resident lotted to Santord Stud's Dart- Early Wynn. in to put out the fire. he second game. moor, recent winner of the Hitch- Rocky Colavito's run-scoring cock Steeplechase Handicap, and The ancient right-hander of the Chicago White Sox had a four- •ingle in the ninth broke a 4-4 Gets World Record Fish Norman P. Bate's Miracle tie and brought Detroit its first Moose. hit shutout and was just three Pete Jones 9th in ST. GEORGE, Berrauila-Mrs. utes of wetting her 30-pound test outs away from his 297th major victory over Minnesota in seven Mary McCallan, the former Mary line. Barnaby's Bluff, a four-year league victory, tries this season. Norm Cash's Griuse, Red Bank, N. J., went After her catch, Mrs. McCallan old son of Cyclotron, won $40,625 Wynn's scowl darkened his Championships 27th homer tied it in the eighth. deep-sea fishing after 25 years, told newsmen, "I'm Just begin' last year, accounting for the An broad face as he pitched to Bob OYSTER BAY, L, I. - Peter It took only one pitch for Rob- and hauled in a women's world ning to get the thrill now." napolis, the Promise, the Elk Johnson, leading off the last of Jones, of the Bay Head Yacht ert G. Miller to prove he's a true record Blackfin Tuna while fish- Mrs. McCallan and her hus-ridge and the Louis E. Stoddard, the ninth in Washington. Club, finished ninth in a field of New York Met. ing between Kitchen Shoal and band, Fred, had taken up resi- Lightly raced this season, he has Johnson refused to be inti- 12 in the first single-handed sail, Robert G. Miller is a left- Mills' Breaker^ recently. dence in Bermuda in February. one vyin in three starts. midated and rapped out a single, ing championships of the United handed pitcher. The Mets also The 35!4-inch fish, which gave Mr. McCallan is a retired yacht Gem Ruby wilLgo to the posl Wynn bore down as if it were States held on Long Island Sound have a Roben L. Miller, who is the Clifton Vale, St. George's re- captain. . in the two-mile Midsummer a World Series. Harry Bright last weekend. Jones, a Jet sail- right-handed. sident a 30-minute battle, weighed The McCallans had previously sporting record of five wins grounded into a double play and or, represented the Barnegat Robert L's record is 0-7. Robert 26 pounds, 4 ounces. Girth was lived in Miami, Fla., for 25 years. this year and the Beau Gem Chuck Hinton flied to center. This Bay YRA In the series. |G. had never thrown a ball for 24 inches. Mrs, McCallan is the sister ot gelding appears to be at the peak wrapped up a 6-0 decision over The event, sponsored by the jthe Mets before last night. Then Mrs. McCallan, fishing in W. E. Mrs. William Anderson, Redof his form. the Senators for old Early, the North American YRU was sailed he threw one. Now he is 0-1. Meyer's Gregory, had htr record Bank, and Joseph T. Grause, Dartmoor, unraced in 1961, has 49th shutout of his career and in Finns, one of the five Olympic Del Crandall liit the pitch for a breaking strike within five min- Rumson. been a standout winner in both TOSSES IN TOURNEr FINAL — Don Rooney, who h«i just three victories shy of theclasses. home run in the bottom of the his appearances this year. The pitched all three w'm» for the Old Union House nine of coveted 300 circle. Jones, who edged Monmouth I2th to give the Milwaukee Braves Midsummer will mark his initla Red Bank in the National Baseball Congress N. J. cham- Wynn's shutout was the third Boat Club's Carl Schwenker in a 5-4 victory over the Mets. It effort over hurdles, his two vie straight victory for the White the semi-final series at Annapo-was the ninth straight loss for tories having come in steeple- pionships, will be on ths mound again Saturday when the Sox and pulled them into a tie lis, Md., two weeks ago, postedthe Mets who are only one game chases. Miracle Moose, who has Union House meets Morristown High School's diamond for fifth with Baltimore, which a 7-2-7-8-7-12-8 record in the seven over the ,250 mark. improved steadily under the for the New Jersey championship. Rooney has a 10-0split a pair with the Los An-race series. At the other end of the league, handling of trainer C. V. B. Cush- geles Angels. The championship went to Pe-Willie Mays continued his hitting season record this year. Game time ii 2:30 p.m. man, Jr., has won four. The Orioles won the first 3-2 ter Barrett, a 27-year-old Madi- rampage, with homers No. 30 and Mrs. Ogden Phipps' The Sport, but the Angels recovered for anson, Wise, sailor. Barrett, 31 I'o lead the San Francisco victor in the Bushwick Handicap, 8-5 decision in the nightcap. TheUniversity of Wisconsin graduate Giants to a 3-1 victory over the A. C. Bostwick's Caldold, who Rookie Halfback BASEBALL split cost the Angels a half game law student, represented the Houston Colts. The win moved U. S. in the Finn Monotype class was home first in the Indian Riv- Today's Baseball and left them three games back the Giants to within a game of er and the Georgetown Handicap, of leading New York, which beat in the 1960 Olympics. the league-leading Los Angeles Stands Out In By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston 5-3. Cleveland edged and John M. Schiff's veteran National League Runnerup, V/j points behind Dodgers, who were edged 3-2 by 'chaser, Muguet II, are weighted Kansas City 5-4 and Detroit was Charles F. Miller, a Univer- the St. Louis Cardinals. W. L...Pet. G.B. whipped Minnesota 4-3. next at 147. Guardian Angel 67 sity of Wisconsin undergraduate. Joey Jay got his 14th victory Packers Workout Los Angeles 35 .657 Albert Van Deventer, Seattle, as the Reds won over Windward Farm's winner of the San Francisco _ 66 36 .647 1 The Yankees' Whitey Ford got Monmouth National Hurdle, is in GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - A credit for his 10th victory against Wash., was third, Tom Allen, Pittsburgh 6-4 and the Chicago at 145. 23-year-old rookie halfback from Pittsburgh 60 39 .606 5'/ five losses against the Red SoxNort, h American Lightning class Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phil- Cincinnati 56 .577 8 but had to have help when Bos- champion from Buffalo, N. Y., lies 5-3. Arkansas, Paul Dudley, pulled off St. Louis ... 56 .560 the offensive gem in the Green 10 ton filled the bases in the ninth was fourth and Scott Alexander, Houston right-hander Dick Far- Milwaukee 51 .510 15 Bay Packers' football scrimmage with none out. Bill Skowron Larchmont, N. Y., fifth. rell couldn't find any way to stop Stocks, Drags Philadelphia 46 .451 21 drove in two runs with a double yesterday. Barrett, who posted an 11-1-5-1- Mays until it was too late. He Houston 36 .367 29 and a triple. 2-5-10 series, won possession for served up solo homers to the Chicago 36 .356 Wrecking Derby The 283-pound speedster ran 40 Steve Barber and Baltimore one year of the Georg< e D. O'Day majors' home run leader In the yards through the entire defen- New York 24 .253 had a 3-1 lead going into the nirtth perpetual trophy. O'Day, Ameri- first and fourth innings. sive unit (or a touchdown. Rain Tuesday's Results of the opener at Los Anglees, ca's only Olympic Gold Medal Jack Sanford got his 13th win again hampered the Packer train- Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3 At Old Bridge St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2 winner in the 1960 yachting for the Giants with help from ing session, as it has on most Coach Bill Murray of Duke games, set up the new competi- Don Larsen who came on In the OLD BRIDGE - Another speo occasions since the Green Bay San Francisco 3, Houston 1 tacular weekend of motor corn- Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 4 says most of his team's problems tion to foster interest In thsevente h after the Colts feared team began working out last wiil be in the backfield this fall. single-handed sailing competition. their only run. petiton is slated for Old Bridge week. Milwaukee 5, New York 4 (12 in- Stadium, the only speedway in The Packers, who are the Na-nings) the east featuring Friday night tional Football League cham Today's Games pions, are preparing for their Philadelphia at Chicago jalopy racing on the inner fifth- New York at Milwaukee (N) mile track, Saturday's drag meet game with the College All-Stars in Chicago Aug. 3. Los Angeles at St. Louis (N) on the sixteenth-mile strip and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (N) Sunday night's championship Boyd Dowler, an end who is San Francisco at Houston (N) starting his fourth year with the stock car races on the outer half- Packers, pulled down a pass and mile oval. American League raced SO yards for another touch- W. L. Pet. G.B Sharing (op billing both Friday down during the scrimmage. New York 56 37 .602 — with the jalopy runners and Sun- Coach Vince Lombard! also had Los Angeles ...... 55 42 .567 3 day night with the professional his players run 40 yards against Minnesota 53 45 .541 5"/ | stock car drivers, will be thtimee . It was announced that the Cleveland _ 50 45 .526 7 intermediate novice stackers best time was turned in by Dud- Baltimore 50 49 .505 9 scampering through two separate ley, Dowler and halfback Jesse heat races before wading Into the Chicago 50 49 .505 9 COOLING OFF — Offensive and Jimmy Orr of the Bal- Whittenton, a veteran of sixDetroit „ 46 49 .484 11 20-lap feature that ends their ac- years with the Packers. No time timore Colts cools off teammats R. C. Owent during tivities. Friday's combined pro- Boston 44 51 .463 13 FOR FAMOUS was announced. Kansas City 43 56 .434 16 workout at training camp in Westminster, Md. Owent, gram is ticketed for an 8.30 p.m. send-off, while Sunday night's The coach announced that Ron Washington 35 59 .372 21} who gained fame with fhe San Francisco 4veri by catch- championship card is tabbed for Kostelnik, a tackle and Ben Da- Tuesday's Results ing the alley oop pass, played out his option with that an early 7:30 evening start. vidson, an end, both second year New York 5, Boston 3 men, had shown the most im- Chicago 6, Washington 0 team and joined the Colts as a free agent this season. Rahway's Pete Frazee, Wally provement In sprinting 49 yards. Detroit 4, Minnesota 3 (AP Wirephoto) Dallenbach of East Brunswick, The entire scrimmage was re- Cleveland 5, Kansas City 4 Elton Hildreth of Bridgeton and corded on film and the coach Baltimore 3-5, Los Angeles 2-! Don Stumpf of Ridgefield Park Today's Gamei IND—cimri 3 A * y.o.; s t will be co-featured in Sunday's planned to review the pictures NYLON Tuscany Bulb (Zakoor) 12.60 5.80 Boston at New York (2) Windy Star (Stevenion) — 5.00 program along with novice com- with his squad and point out mis Monmouth Sycorai rGllllgaru — — 7.40 takes. Chicago at Washington (N) T.-I.I3 3/5. Aiio—Blr Rhetto, TumbleL petitors, Bob Voorhees of Spring- Detroit at Minnesota (N) Beet. Graceful, Red Orchid, Walking The squad will be sent through Pa pen, Iron Matter, Double Hoop, field, Stan Van Brunt of West Cleveland at Kansas City (N) Results Woodbine Boy. Long Branch, Tommy Green of two workouts again today. The Every new Firettone tire it \ (Dally Doable 14 P*4d HI.00) Baltimore at Los Angeles (N) 3RD—Clmt; 4 up; aoout Hi m Bordentown and forty other vet- morning drills usually are limited OUARANTBID 3*4 >.«.; • r Barns (SmlthwIcK) 6.20 3.00 2.60 to running and passing and the t. Against defects in workman- Dtclwa (Block) - 1.00 3.S0 3.MDomawol iWalaht — 2.80 2.60eran Garden State runners in the ship and nmterUU (or tho Secret Penniei (Preach) — 4,60 3.SO afternoon workouts to contact Bamm Hollow lift of the original traad. Mill Ulihton (Oluner) — — 7.20Petrified II (Graham) — — 3,40early evening show. WELL T.-3:33 4/*- Alio—Aim MB, Red Cir- 1, Against normal road h&xarda T.-J:13f/J. Alio-Pinlel. 1'arki Boy work. (except repairable punctures) Nrlecl MUch. Grey Bests, \nn« Bin cle. Bob-Har. Drag racing continues on Satur- ta, Scon, Xretlno. 4TH-Cimj; i UP: Women's Day encountered irt everyday GIVE YOU from Miss Sterling (B!i V_,.» . J.60 _iso'day„ . getting off at 6 p.m. and pasxng«r car use for th« Bountiful Lady (M'n'c'llh — 5.20 3.20again expected to have a more- Rutgers Announces MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Jamei number ot months specified. Clever Ducheti (Oilligint — — 3.4C Fox and' Mrs. Edward Collin: Replacements prorated on tread TM-A7. Aiio—Ml. Hood, Rlckys Fir than-100 car field. The speeds wear and hated on list prices to I, Model Deb, Kometea. Cross Country Slate each captured two prizes in thi current at time o( adjustment Carleton 5TH—cimf; 3 y.o.; e i have been climbing steadily in the *-Ch[litmus Oir! — 39.20 19.40 won low gross and low putts for your present tires when Hindu Wand (Stevenion) — awarded to the last running car The Scarlet, under Les Wai- Standings T.-l:*8. AIBO—Odd Lot, Wood Country, under its own power in the fender lack, also will participate in thethe nine-hole division with a 6! >u trade for a set of. «r L T Pts. Imagine That, Aussem, Reluctant Lady, low gross and 17 putts. Concert Tour, Salamander. bending melee, which will follow ICAAAA championships. Rutgers Shrewsbury 10 5 0 20ITO-Clmc; 3 y.o.; 6 f Mrs. Edwin Langford won low ATTENTION NEW FIRESTONE Tltant Mark (Blum) 11.20 9.40 4.00the top elimination duels. will race Seton Hall for the first Neptune 8 I 1 17Sunday Score (Block) — 15.80 7.20 time since 1948. net In the 18-hole group. Low net "500" NYLON Jack Jouett (Stevenion) — — 3.60 ECONOMY BUYERS West Long Branch .8 10 16 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS prize in the nine-hole group was ~'\-l:]3tt. Aiio — Cedar Key, Jims The schedule: TIRES Runuon-Fair Haven t I 2 14Sloryloml, Young Btck, Scarlet Study, BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUK won by Mrs. Francis Shaller with We now have Firestone L.B. Fire Dept...... S 5 2 14Boiivolr. Oct. 3, Penn, home; 6, NYUa, 43. HTH-Ciniir: 3 y.o.; a t Camso'i Easo Service », — away, 12, Princeton, away; 19, Rams - S I 1 ISHarold Weiasman (Ad-f) 7.80 4.60 3.40Hodgkln' Team „ . NYLONAIRE TIRES Ocean Twp. „ 4 8 8 8 Blng Bank istevrnion) Hauner'B Insurance . Lehigh, away; 24, Lafayette, Harry Robb's 36 points agalns Iberian (.Zakoorj 3.40 Hower Mason Conl. * America's favorite Asbury Park 3 t 2 8 T.-1.12. Alio-Splnnlns Rod, Duple Longo'a Reitauriint home; 27, Seton Hall, home. Gettysburg in 1917 still stands PRICED AS LOW AS Pupil, McBully, Shot Gun Wedding. Miwele'i Watermelon Nov. 3, Columbia, home; 19, as the Penn State one game indi- high speed safety tfra t.B. IAMA HI 0 2 Guyna Ring. Jack's Inn > Tonight's Games 9TH—Ctnu; 4 up; 1 m Perma Cleanerf « :i ICAAAA, New York. vidual scoring record. ... speed way-proved Caney Fork (Block! 5,40 3.2a 2,60 Rumson-F.H. at West Long HI Betbah (Qllllgani _ 3.(V> 3.00 for turnpike safety Foker Player for fast, safe stops Asbury Park at Rumson-F.H. Monmouth Entries Don't settls for Jutt The Detroit Tigers' murder- * S/F Safety-Fortified L.B. IAMA at Ocean Twp. First Race-Purse $5,000 2 y.o. Mdn HI CIg 5% fur 4. Gem Ruby 150 Altcheson 4-1 "any* tire...you Nylon cord body Friday's Games ers' row in 1961 — Norm Cash, 134 Walsh 15-1 1. Time to Laugh 120 Grant 5-2 5. Goodspeed KNOW what you're * 27-MONTH L.B. Fire Dept. at Rumson-F.H. Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline 130 Riles 30-1 — accounted for 994 bases. 2. Fair Bonnie 109 Arlstone 20-1 6. Quatretemps ROAD HAZARD West Long Branch at Neptune 5. Hesqulna IIS French 12-1 7. Miracle Moose 149 McDonald «-] Plus tax and tin getting when you off your ear GUARANTEE 4. Pamela M. 120 Glassner 10-1 8. The Sport 147 Smlthwick 6-1 buy Flrestonel 144 Murphy 8-1 5. Countess Visu 111 Daly . 20-1 9. Hunter's Rock 19-Month Road Hazard Guarantee 6. Jodl Ann 120" Blum 8-1 Sixth Race — Purse $5,500 3 y.o. CIg 6 furlongs Monmouth Park 7. Miss Risque 120 Monacelll 6-1 1. Terrorize lit NB 8-1 TODAY'S PICKS 8. So Sharp 116 Boulmetii 3-1 2. Wataiam 122 Gilllgan 3-1 IN-TH&MONEY 9. Mystic Action 115 NB 8-1 3. Father Jim 111 Addesa 10-1 SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT 10. Lady Fallah 120 Gilllgan 4-1 4. Allltessa 110 Blum 10-1 BEACH and Bj DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM 11. Daumler's Pride 120 Brousard 6-1 5. Bright Glen 122 Zakoor 5-2 SEAT BELTS Second Race—Purse $3,500 4 & up CIgt fur 6. Northern Lights 116 Monacelll 12-1 [ • Manufactured to exceed alt LAWN PAD So Sharp Time To Laugh 1. Mr. Scamp 109 Perna 10-1 7. Scoresville 120 Broussard 7-2 S.A.E.,, G.S.A. and Highway Tirne To Laugh So Sharp 2. The Axe 114 NB 20-1 Seventh Race Purse $3,500 3 y.o. & up FfcM Patrol specification!) I Lady Fallah | • Two-inch yvitio 300% pure Miss Risque 3. Kandy King 114 Lefebvre 8-1 CIg 6 furlongs Skip Skip 114 1. Lady Sputnick 119 Culmone 3-1 coloriast nylon webbinff Skip Skip 4. Box-O-Mlnt NB 4-1 *• • Heavy-duty metal-to-motnl, Box-O-Mnit Cavort 114 Culmone 5-2 2. Lady Daphne 104 French 12-1 Mr. Scamp Box-O-Mint 5. Skip Skip 3. Romans Will 116 Blum 3-1 quick-action buckles 6. Cavort 114 Zakoor 4-1 • Fit any cor Danny Dee. Profit or Loss 7. Jimzel 114 NB 10-1 4. Dude Ship 115 Monacelll 5-2 * Tough metal mounting brockets Candle Power Candle Power R. Elliotts Pal Don 114 Gilllgan 10-1 5. Noble Countess 116 NB 10-1 Easy Profit or Loss Danny Dee 114 NB 15-1 6. Pilate Gal 116 Block 15-1 Plus 8. My Best 7. Sun Tan Miss 119 Zakoor 4-1 Payday •F77 Sew Mew Cycloreen Third Race — Purse $3,500 4 & up CIg6 fur Installation 8. Nooress 107 Glaaaner 20-1 Terms Precision Precision 1. Candle Power , 114 4-1 # EACH Chadwynee Four Penny 114 NB 9. Star Shower HI Perna 8-1 2. Lake Erie 120 Smith 12-1 Eighth Raco — Purse $10,000 3 y.o. tfurlongs Guardian Angel Guardian Angel 2-1 1 Gem Ruby Barnaby's Bluff 3. Profit or Loss 114 NB 1. Sweet Evenln 112 Block 10-1 Goodspeed The Sport 4. Valqul NB ,6-1 2. Nalanda 119 NB 8-1 5. Fausta 112 8-1 Watasam (BEST BET) Watasam 114 Block 3. Vimy Ridge 119 Boulmetls 3-1 S. Elbruz NB 10-1 115 .SEE US Father Jim Father Jim 7. Vivaldi 114 4. a-Klng'g Highway NB 5-1 Northern Lights Bright Glen 114 NB 1S-1 5. Will of Iron 112 Zakoor 12-1 FOR TIRES 8: Danny Dee 4-1 Lady Sputnick Sun Tan Miss Blum 6. x-Camaraderlc , 119 Broussard 2-1 Noble Countess Lady Sputnick Fourth Race Purse $3,500 2 y.o. CIg 5J4 fur 7. a-Frcsh Jane 107 NB 5-1 Sun Tan Miss Romans Will 1. Djcddell 115 Broussard 8-1 8. Tom Turkey 122 Brooks M where your dollar buys MILES more 113 * cu, PRICFS Tom Turkey Tom Turkey 2. Precision Perna 5-2 9. x-Proud Bull 112 Broussard 2-1 LOW Vimy Ridge Vimy Ridge S. Red Summons 111 NB 12-1 n-Oloworm and Mrs. Baker entry 8 Camaraderie Sweet Eyenln' 4. Sew Mew 115 NB 4-1 x-Ada L. Rice entry 5. Chadwvnee 118 Sorrcnlino SI Ninth Race — Purse $3,500 3 y.o. CIg 1-1/15 ml STORES 1 DOWN Extra Margin Extra Margin 111 15-1 Neverno Neverno 6. Joint Appeal Shaw 1. Great Borough 109 Addesa 5-2 s Petal's Star Great Borough 7. Four Penny 119 Brooks 6-1 2. Neverno 115 Shaw 3-1 Maple Ave. at White St. | A WEEK 8. Cycloreen 115 Culmono 8-1 3. Petal's Star 115 Brooks 4-1 Red Bank—SH 7-5700 late Scratches Fifth Race—$20,000 added J & up hurdles abt 2 ml 4. Extra Margin 120 NB 9-2 Daumler's Prlds 1. Baranby't Bluff 150 Thompson 5-2 5. Woodile 109 Glassner 10-1 1000 Asbury Avt. Asbury Park. Fresh Jane 2. Guardian Angel 141 Bums 5-1 6. Jimmy Rags 115 Brooks 12-1 PR 5-8700 TRACK-Fait WEATHER-CIoudy 1. Peppy Boy 1J5 NB 10-1 7. Really Ready 109 NB 15-1 HOUSES FMt SAM 8gD BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TUVfXS •OATS A ACCfSSOUES HELP W/WIED-FEMAtt HEU" WANTH>-*Ule . Fcmttk FOR SALE AFASTMENTS floor, *oim- 1080 JUtB *WTM r DOMESTICS y, Hi 25,1962 KM O»«rtrt*e. taoMsaj caw. U.IU 1W CHIOS '--KJLFT - UW raaafcoot. COOK iutmtmn *antKt * tot *tler irrfU mOs*. fWfo* «M4*tlo«, f].m. IX * >. 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MODERN THREE ROOMS — Tiled 1400 Hwy 35 Middletown BH 1-8012 HANDYMAN-Wltb truck. Yards, cel- ferred but not essential. 40-hour week. kitchen and bath. Meat and hot water lars, altica cleannl. Light hauling. Rea- Pay commensurate with Hhlllty and $268 it the low pries or 2.50 Included. $85 per month. CA 9-2003. OS 1-2727 WJ9 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE—Blacl BOATS & ACCESSORIES sonable. BH 1-2595. iperlence. Write details to "A.Z.," SITUATIONS WANTED, Female fietllent condition. Boi 511, Red Bank. a week. RENT OR BELL — First floor, five Daily to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun to 6 OS 1I796 15' PENN YAS RUNABOUT — 30 h.] MASON — Carpenter. Bcteen doors, LAUNDRY done at bume. Iroalns; pre- room apartment, 1100; second floor Evinrude. in walcr. Fully cqulppec norcliea. Sidewalks, oatlos, Karacca. No SALESGIRL — Three In four days lerreii. Call three-room furniibed apartment, f75. Licensed Rea.1 Zstats Broker 1955 BUICK lwo- G — Convertible, COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH se ranch or Cape Cod house. You Friday. Experienced. Near all bus lines perlenced. desires work after school everything. Give tna Highest prices. .AGENCY, Realtors, 91 East After 6 p.m. 1000. ______Red Bank. Permanent. Call SH 7- and weeaxndi. Call •venings. 8H 7 Call William Lett Furniture, Inc., Hwy.OFFICES FOR RENT — Center ol upply paint. SH 7-9411 or 811 1-7636. 2000 evenings. "Front Street, Red Bank. SH 1- IS' OLD TOWN BSO lioftl with 1M 35, Mlddletown BH 1-3211 Open eve- town. Beat tumlJted. Call 8700. 1980VOLKSWAGEN —Two-door. Mark. 40 h.p. Evlnruda motor, complete! KITCHEN HELPER — Apply In per- nings till 9 p.m. SH 7-1100 YBIMwalls, radio, heater, very eood equipped, electric Btarter. uaed vgr; son. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. RIvercrest Nurs- STORK FOR RENT — Center of town. condition. OS 1-MHS. little coat 12,300. Bargain at (1,250 EMPLOYMENT ing Home. 31 Chapln Ave., Red Bank. Phone 747-0465. After 6 p.m. 747-4701 FINANCIAL SLEEP LATER FIVE - YEAR - OLD, slwoom ranch. iTATION WAOON — 1059 ford, tour- HELP WANTE&-FEMALE WINDOW SHADES Three bedrooms, full basement, garage, door, radio, healer. Interior-exterior 25* CABIN CMHBER — Peterson Hu BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES attractive landscaping, Red Bank sits. Why lei tu> with the birds; (Jet room IDEAL FOR PROFESSIONAL OR 113,300. plaallnf. Two snow urea. EH 7-5517. 110 h. p. Chrii Cralt engine, 1W2 «hl| SECRETARY — Assist purchasing igen- HELP WANTED-MALE FOR LEASE} •— Major oil company darkening shades, linmerllats service. COMMERCIAL USES — Apartment, live to-ihore faldo. Muit sell. Asking J15O will soon have available a three-bay rooms, heated, business building, sec- Dial m-7200 1M1 RAMBLER AMERICAN with 787-4WIS. cy. Uust have theory In buokkeeplng. iilo heater, automatic lran«mlmlon. able to do awn correspondence, short- service station on HI. 36. minimum PROWN'S ond floor, Near school. Broad St, PHILIP J. BOWERS A CO. REAI->Y TO SAIL — Comet cU». No hand necessary $80 Investment. Low rent. All major equip- Shrewsbury. BH 1-MB4 tor details. Real Estate Since 1S94 Oood condition, >1,WO- CHI 7«7-3619. ment supplied. Call Mr. Horan, at MI 32 Broad St. Red Bank SB 1-7000 WALTER S. OVBRTON 3214. Klberglasca, two »ulii o( sail, on TRAIN FOR WHITNEY MAPLE double bed, spnng 1959 PLYMOUTH - six */Iln, Bamoei Teleher Afnej Priced rlstit. call CA »-0327, 19* Cum- •eat, automatic transmission, whlte- 24 Wharf Ave. Bei Bull enced. |80 reis and a definite executive appoint- Keyport. CO 4-3908. EMERSON PORTABLE TV — Two Oc*anport Ave., Oceuport Cull or dial wallf. alt conditioning. 33,000 mllea, months old, perfect condition, must aell. mtsga Ave. superb condition, one owner. BH 7-8587. BH 1-5760 ment as Branch Manager at program NEW SHELL service station for lease. U 2-3500 Or U 3-3301. GENERAL OFFICE CLERK JS5 conclusion. No selling, no eiperience 842-2663. TWO-YEAR-OLD SPLIT LEVEL—Tore* arter 5:30 p.m. Open Sunday, and Holtdays Leonardville Rd., Belford, Excellent MANY FUKNiaUffiU AND UNJfUK- 9 a.m.-l p.m. TYPIST — Accurate 170 required, Friendly co-workem. Inter- business opportunity. For Information BLOND MAHOGANY FURNITURE — NISI1KU KKNTAUS - Xa all prlOM or four bedrooms, recreation room, 1M2 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 400. esting of (lea and field work with ex- call Export 8-5537, 8:30 to 5 p.m. Two end tables, one lamp table, one ua sices. Kllfc WllUhire Aftaey, 1460 screens and. storm windows, city icw- tutomaUc, power steermr, power 15' YELLOW JACKET — Trailer, EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tenses paid. Outstanding employee colfee table. J15. One child's dresser, ocean Avt., Bea Btitpa iO erai 75x115' lot, shads trees In back brake!, loaded with extras, orlflnal h.p. Julintuti. All like new and loti 60 Broad Street Red Bank lenefits, rapid promotions, secure future BE YOUR OWN BOSS — Run a Gull Open eevea day*. yard, near new elementary and high ownir. 11,000 milcl. CO «-457B. an. CO 4-63S3. with America's oldest and largest con- Service Station. Interesting out-door J8. Call 8H 7-26S3. schools, attached garage, *n,MW. 787- sumer finance company. Age 21-28, work, good Income. High volume *ta SHOTQUN — Value WOO. Antonio Sodla RED BANK — Immediate occupancy, «&& R. Reges, 20 Lillian Dr.. Hailet. 1959 RENAULT — Four-door, good WANTED OPERATORS some college desirable but not required. tion located on 37 Leonardville Rd. Sewing nitchine operatori. Pocket Ferlich, will sacrifice 1150. PA 1- newly decorated tbrougtiout 8Ix rooma, / condition, prlvata owner. »550. TURNABOUT. Good condition. Cal Evening Interviews by appointment. Bel ford, N, J. No experience necei- 5322. l'i baths, garage, |150 per znootti. RED BANK COLONIAL — Attractively 8H 1-7M1 SH 1-8803 maker, ileeve setter and cellar setter, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP., Mon- sary. Gulf will train you and pay you BH 7-3000. decorated. 21'xU' living room with sew-out and itr<bt learners. To work mouth Shopping Center, Eaton town, while training. 9 to 5 weekdays, call CASH REGISTER — Clary, full Item- fireplace. 14' dining room. Ultra new 1H< FORD — ISM. 1959 \ ton pickup, L20'. .SKIFF — 75 h.p. Gray. In watei on children'^ coats and car coats. HE 6-6656. Nights, weekends, call CO Izlng adding machlnfl on Orawer. Re- EXECUTIVE-S HOME — Five bed- kltcben, birch cabinet!. Powder room. lO.MO original milts. Ne»re« offer to J»00\ . Bought larger boat. Call Shore Coat Co., 22 South Bridge Ave.. 4-3181. . cently overhauled, excellent condition. rooms, three btths. Includes waterfront TV den. Three bedrooms, new tiled n.000. 2*1-1253. 291-2312 Red Bank. TIMEKEEPER 300 ft. from house. |350 per month. 8H Opportunity lor young man with Inter- 1150 or best offer. OLIVER SHOES. bath. Full basement- New Luxalr* fur- 1955 SUPER 88 Oldsmobfls turlor hard IB' SEA SCAMP — Lapstrake akftl STENOGRAPHER • BOOKKEEPER — est In con accounting to assist chief Red Bank. BH 7-2339. 1-2233. » nace. Shade trees. Garage. Very con- top oca owner. Rood condition. Call with ventilating windshield and hat< Local, real estate and Insurance office accountant In fast growing electronic SEA GIRT — Lovely three-bedroom venient to schools, churches, shopping. 187-llM. B«t offer cover, 73 htJ. Johnson outboard wl' has opening for a neal, efficient worker firm. Prefer business school student MORTGAGES two-bath furnished home. Two-car ga- 1st time offered. t22.SO0. STANLEY K. alternator and extra tanki. Both new, LUCITE HOUSE PAINT DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury. SH M017 1H3 CHEVROLET — Flve-paiien«er ver 40 yean old. Reply In own hand liling to learn while working. Experi- HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? Save 11.59 a (alien rage yearly, immediate occupancy. GI AugiWL J961. $1300 firm. 642-1441. writing stating age, experience and 9-B38S. Member Multiple Listing Service. coup*. Qood clean condition. Radio salary desired to 'AN.,' Box fill, ence not essential. Call D. .Martin, Your credit Is good. First and second Regular S8.EHJ per gal. sale price S6.S5. healer. »275, BH 7-iMl or M21687. 14' WJNNER KIBERQLAH RUNAEOU PR 4-0500 for Interview. mortgages. SK 1-4344 or FO 3 2601. By Dupont. Free delivery. PROWN'S, PORT MONWOUTH — Available Au- IUDDLETOWN AREA — For tha most Red Bank. 32 Broad St., Red Bank. SH 1-7500. 1M4 BXIi AIR waion, nlne-pa»smi;«r. —30h.p. electric atarter Mercury. Ridi Frequency engineering Laboratories gust L Five-room bouae, full basement, modern living, we offer this GIANT used, minor repalre. J100. 8J2-1S31 1180 Qulde iteertng. Covtr, >100. SH 1-642- WOMSlN WANTED — To work in Red Sliafto Road New Shrewsbury GUITAR and amplifier, originally S1&0. small fenced-in yard, children welcome, SPLIT LEVEL. Features art bright Bank office dolnc; telephone lolIcitlnK. gaa, electric supplied, supply own oil sunny eat-In kitchen, full formal dtnlnc Ocetn Ave., Bta Bright. B' SAILING D1NOHY — O'Day. 7-1 SALESMAN for auto supply store. 20 MERCHANDISE Best olfer. room, spacious' living room, [our big molded flberglaa hull, no malntenanc Pleasant voice. Guaranteed salary to to 30 years of age. Salary,, commission OS 1-O017 heat. $100 per month. Call 787-4145 or JHC~~126~^~Converui>l«. Good paint start with. For interview call SII 1- 787-1503. bedrooms with walk-tn closeU. 1% tile and Interior. WOO or belt offer. 291- aluminum spars, dacron aall, one-year MC0. nd other fringe benefits. Apply in FOR SALE DECORATOR HOUSE — Recently on baths, full basement with recreation otd, buying larger boat, cost f.300 new, person only. The PEP BOYS, 42 W. tour, has sold home and la disposing o HOUSC FOR RENT — Near Fort Mon- room. One-car attached garage, nicely 05S4. our price, 1200. SH 1-8603. MATURE WOMAN — For baby ilttlng. Front Street, Ketl Bank. large amount of contents. Furniture mouth. Call landscaped ^ acre lot. Full price only 1161 FALCON — Deluxe model, radio, Two girls 1 and 4 years. Monday 9 to HAMMOND MUST GO THIS WEEK CAMERA SALESMAN — Full time, bric-a-brac, chandeliers. CA 2-4258. Cal CA 2 MU 118 31)0. FIRESIDE REALTY, OB 1- heatir. whllewalla, low mlleare, very and 4 to 8. Wednesday end Friday ixperience preferred. Camera Depart- ORGAN STUDIO mornings 10 to 12 for appointment; or 2531. raaaonable. Terms. BH 1-2322. 13V WOODPUBSY, both dacron an' ' to B. Permanent. Call SH 7-2D0O evenings. aPLTT LEVEI*—Four bedrooms, plus cotton sails, mooring complete v/ltl l ment, Atlantic Superarna, Shrewsbury. OP ASBURY PARK large recreation room on wooded ^i SEALED BIDS will be accepted from anchor, chain and float. Asking (39C Kledrovlce Oigan . $229. UTILITY TRAILER — 4 X 6. Iwo- acre. Near achooli, churches, etc. OAKHILL MIDDLETOWN Juljr S3 through Auguat e by Fort Mon- Trailer also available at sfio. Movfni MOLD MAKER Estey Chord Organ . 325. wheel, (33. Available August, yearly lease or long Transferred owner otfen charming mouth Officers' Optn Mess on a ISM out of state, Zfahe an offer. SH 1.710 LINING MAKERS Experienced, for imall Jobbing shop Hammond Exlravolce 545. SH 1-3(10 er. |170 a month. O3 1-3208. four-year-old colonial. Four large bed* ford Pickup truck, Model F250. Bidding Eiperlenced lining makers for chil- rooms, 2H, baths, wooded tcrc lot, REDUCED PRICES on Dana trailers. In Linden. All employee benefits, over- Hammond Chord Organ S-6 595, ORGAN — Spinet, electric. Like new. LIVING ROOM — Two bedrooms, ltltch> will dole at midnight, August 6. All dren's and ltdlei' coati and car coats. time, paid vacation, holidays. Days Wurlltier Spinet Organ 625. en and bathroom. beautifully landscaped. Direct. Under bid* Ihould be addressed to the Secre- Boston Whalprs. Aero-Craft and Hydro- Plec« wort Shor* Coat Co., 22 Bridie WAbash. 6-1050. Evenings 201-1405. Conn Spinet Organ 695, Call HO,000. Make o.fer. OS 1471T, ifyne. Alto Sallflsh - BunflBh; Foam ve., Red Back. [ SK 1-0284 t«ry. Fort Monmnuth Officers' Open Hammond M-3 Spinet (blond) 795. SH 1-7(51 SACRIFICE—Owner transferred, three- Ve«i, Fort Monmoulh, N. J. Truck can Fllt« - fish only S99S0. Mercury deain BARTENDER — Evenings, year-rounrt 8OFA — Chair, walnut step-table, UNFURNISHED — Seven roomi, five h* Inspected at Building 2534, Camp and service. BOAT, SKI A SCOOTER fcVON SELLS ITSELF—Full or parti employment, experienced, good salary. SALES AND SERVICE year old split, near Red Bank. Three bedroom Cape Cod on quiet dea4-*nd ENTER 75 Whits fit. BH 1-1124. ;ime. Several territories open for References. CO 4-0800. / KINTAL AND INSTRUCTION maple server, cocktail table, poudre, •treet. In finest neighborhood. Just Wood area. leomen Interested In having a good and bed. SH 1-0292. bedrooms, lVs baths. Immediate occu- minute* to Red Bank itatlon. Deal Open Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 pancy. SH0 month, short term lease. iteady Income. Experience unneces- AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC—Must have BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT—Good direct and itve. $13,900. Call SH 7-4736. .ary. SH 1-4343 or write.' Mrs, Marga- experience and tools. Apply In person COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS ret Qulotta, P. O, Box 190, Red Bank. If. Schwartz and Sons, Chrysler • condition, reasonable. Realtor G55 Prospect Ave., Little SU FAIR HAVEN Couple happy with home Plymouth, HI W. Front Street. Red PR 5-9300 842-U8S er. BH 1-1500. must aeii dud to immediate tranater. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE—Heavy ex Bank. TYfl&WrUTE.RS. A1UJINQ Bmcnmea. SMALL — One-wheel trailer wttb tarp. Wife buyer and decorator; Just com- perlence. Supervise accounts, and han RANCH — Beven rooms. 1H baths, All mates Dew or used. Guaranteed. Call •uburb location, leax* available Augua! pleted fin lining touches on Interior. lit own correspondence. International :ARPENTERS AND HELPERS to Low aa |Z5. Berpico'a. xoi Montaouih EH 1-866S Lovely grounds, new patio awnlnj, L corporation. Profit aha ring plan, Rec work In shore area. Call St Next to Uieater SH T 0485. 15 946-4733. shaped ranch situated on corner. Booms Bank area. Send resume and salar MU 7-2233 BUNOALOW — Furnished, three roomi are handsome sized, not conventionE D£BK8 — $1& up. Hies ?15 up, cfiaira. BIS PAINT DISCOUNT equirements. Wtlt» "A.H.," Box 5: ACCOUNTANT — JUNIOR for large and bath, adults, no pets, ISO a month. Living room' wits fireplace bookahBlveB. Red Bank, adding machlaea, typawrlUri mutual 1500 Ini.de. outniflft colors. Wall pape: SH M2T4. 276 Mechanic St. two bedrooms, tjath, unuiual den, kltci C.P.A. ortlce In Aabury Park. Send and electric, office equipment etc. diicount•. Special; Gallon white, 12.38. en and dining room open to garden YOUNG WOMAN — Control desk bu* resume to Rudolf, 'Cinnamon, Calaf&to, bargain prices. New or used, A AC Oeik P. O. Box *06, Anbury Park. Latex white, fJ.49. Gel SAH Bttrapl. UNION BEACH — Newly decorated, and patio. Developed aod maintained ig establishment, Long Branch are, Ca Rl. 35. Oakhum. KE 1-39M. VM roomi, bath and garage. $75 pel with care. Reasonably priced. 7«7-MW. CO 4-0800. SALESMAN — Permanent position aajl- ELECTRIC FENDER BASS. BLOND — "Rainbow" TV & Hardware month. LI 2-3512. Inc men's furnishings in medium-ta- Ami plush bajdshell case. 1150. PA 1. (Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank RANCH -— Three betJroma, 1^ baths, MIDDLJETOWN — Just across the better quality men's clothing store. 31M. bridge from Red Bank, roomy two- PUBLIC RELATIONS Must be over 21. Apply In person. 9:30 MASSAGE EQUIPMENT — For rent living rqra, dining room, kitchen bedroom home with expansion attic, io 11 a.m. daily, Mr. Natelson, J. or tale. Fro* delivery. SOUTH JERSEY screened porch, full buement. {225 fireplace, oil heat, garage on land- SALE SURGICAL. SH T-28U month. <3 LAZE BROOK AGENCY, B42< leaped tot with trees, curbs and aide- Kildel, Broad and Front Streets, 1700. . . OFFICE NEEDS phone SH 1-53H0 for appointment. COOK * DUNN RUBBERIZED VEL- IT'S A CRIME to bite your landlord! walks. SU.500. BH 1-7M3 or OS 1-1628. All-around girl, shorthand, typing, som VET LATEX. S4.9S gal. M.^Z-?TJ with people. BH 1-0066 lor appoint me ni 32 Broad St Red Bank SH 1-7900 price on brand new 88-note "console Three or four-bedroom house. May pur- EXPERIENCED PLUMBER — Driv- DINING ROOM SET — Eight pieces, pianos, 10-year guarantee. Come set chase, immediate need. HO 2-0969. FOUR-BEDROOM BPL1T ON€S AFRAID MATURE WOMAN — For V«ry Intel er's license required. Call mahogany. Good buy. S95. and save. Rent with option to buy NEW SHREWSBURY — Three baths, NO one's AFRAID tiling potttion. Muit be good typli 291-0833 SII 7-O810 _ Tenzer's Mualo Btore, 306 Main St., GARAGE WANTED TO RENT lor stor- 26' paneled recreation room, two-car TRADE WITH lnttreitad in children. College, teachin Lake wood. age. Keansburg and Port Monmoulh garage, dry basement, screened porch. RESTAURANT'^SUPPLIES — Four vicinity. 787-6474. . ...ii, bcruens, blinds throughout. experience preferred. Moderate snlarj 10 CLEAN-CUT MEN iv • sllex '-offfi. Rtove; four tablei r!'- lnrnlncaned acre with many ever- chance (or advancement. Write "A.P. ten chairs. HO 2-2382, call arter 6:30 NEEDED FOR August or September greens, dogwoods, fruit trees. Financing CmCLBGAeof Bon fill, Red dank. Wanted Immediately for crowing branch Two bedroom house or apartment in office. If yon have a mo It.on we cn_n p."'. MACHINERY FOR SALE arranged assume Vi per cent .mort- OURR€fHJTATiOHAND ix^KHIBNCElTAUTOMOTiV— - l BOOK Rumaon. Reasonable, permanent rental gage. Price reduced to $34,000. Call line you. No experience necessary. We TWO — 4'xS' woodeD •torm windows. 842-2352. LI 2-260* or 264-8921 KEEPER — GM dealer. Write "B.C.,' will train ttie men who quality. Must Suitable for cold frame. First 110 I*. Box 511, Red Bank. GRAVELY TRACTOR COLLEGE PROFESSOR wishes Be. e b> between 21 and 35. "For intervle' all. Call PR 8-7639. P- THREE-BEDROOM — Co-or»ratlv« call Reel gang mowen. perfect for estate, tember rental ot three-bedroom home in apartment, modernized. Fenced yard. COUNTER. OIRL ~ Fountain, lunched cut! 75" swath, Bteerlnjj sulky, rotary fine neighborhood. Will consider pur- «tter 40 hour, experience preferred $64.75 monthly, utilities Included, u 2- "1H 1-0OM. CHARCOAL 39c BAG plow attachment Included. Total cost chasing next spring. References sup- 3489. OSborne 1-1370 new 9950, will sell for *10O. SH 1-8GO3. plied. Wilson. FR 1-7598. BALLET AND TAP TEACHER - We COOK-OUT SUPPLIES CO-OPERATIVE five-room apartment. qualified, wanted for September. AMrROUND MEN Tor general factory BACK HOE ani front-end loader. Call YOUNG COUPLE deslrei three room, (64.75 monthly Including utilities. Oil 1959 CHEVROLET — Impala, convertible maintenance. Able to da electrical, mill- Rainbow" TV & Hardware LO 8-2098 or LO 6-5110. unfurnished apartment In Red Bank heat. Kitchen remodeled, paneled, •op CA 90969. wright, production machine set-up and $3,300 .rea. Call 842-1573. 1960 CHEVROLET — Bel Air, four-door sedan irijustment. Better than average wages (Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank per tllea. U 2-2902. 1959 CHEVROLET — four-door station wagon AUTOS AND TRUCKS urn! good working conditions. RntiK fitADETTN your 01S "nirnttnre with no REFINED LADIES — (Two), seek 4V. your own toots. ATCO CERAMICS down payment and get a new parlor rooms, ground floor, reasonable. Red RIVER PLAZA — SEVEN • ROOM 1960 CHEVROLET - MERCHANDISE WANTED tfK vi^.nlty. 842-3674 or CA D-3676. four-door station wagon CORP.. Route 35, Keyport, N. J. or dining room set at sale prices. Wll RANCH, TWO ATTACHED OARAGES, 1957 CHEVROLET — Ham Leff Furniture Inc., Hwy 35 two-door sedan ROOFING" SA LES MAN~^~H&r ri "eTin an Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. open evenings PIANOS and musical Instrument! FURNISHED — Two-bedroom apart- 1959 CHEVROLET — four-door sedan wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- mem or house for Auguat and gepirnv FIREPLACE, TWO PATIOB. COM- over 30 years ol age-with experience in » p. m. her. Will take a sub-lease. SH 1-7641. 1957 CHEVROLET - four-door hardtop roofing and aiding business. Must have zer. 303 Main St.. Lahewood. FO 32190 PLETELY LANDSCAPED. 115 X MO. car, be bondabln and qualified to hire ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE WANTED 1959 VOLKSWAGEN — two-door sedan and train new men In the field. Salary UdUD ORIENTAL HUG3 SH 1-7319 bonus and car expenses. Call PR 5' Rent A Piano $12 per Month CHINESE AND FUR31AN FURNISHED ROOMS 0706 for appointment. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES FURNISHED ROOM — Gentlemen. 115 IMMACULATE liNAlM. UASON-HAMUN. EUHUJCH PR 4-3143 ' Evening* CA 2-1482 Roomy split level in choice neighbor- PAINTER OR INDIVIDUAL—To paint DABLE-NELSON. BVERETO. STECh a week. 787-4503. Call after 6 p.m. hood. Four bed roomi, 2M baths, pan- imall colonial house, two-story. Call OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, 767-3853. eled game room, laundry, room, Ila-g- Best in the field ... the buys at CIR- fill 1-3430, - Cookman Avs. A Mala St.. A&burv Pk jlassware, art object1 s and brlc-a-brac, TWO ROOMS FURNISHED — Kitchen siunc patio. Excellent lawn and Una- Open, dallr till * Sat. UU 1:30 mmediate cash for anything and ev- scaping. Wall-to-wall carpeting, dish- PORTER FOR'BAKERY" PR 6-1130) privileges. Red Kill Rd., Middletown. CLE CHEVROLET! Look over these Day work. erything Ruscll's, 28 East Front BL. OS 1-1709. reference. washer and wall oven. Owner trans- SH 1-1633. ferred suddenly. Immediate occupancy. 1957 872-1355 ELECTRIC RANGE 40" 130 Asking $34,000. llALL BROS., Realtor*, fine used cars marked OK ... and MILL MEN wanted at local lumber ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD Member Multiple Listing, 813 River yard. Experienced In door and window Call LI 2-0145 PETS AND LIVESTOCK WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, Welt Park Road, Fair Haven. SH l-768€. assembly desired, but not neceisary SUMMER SPECIALS Ave., Wayelde. Brand new ranch budd- the brand-new CHEVROLET! CHEVROLET Gall Mr. Frey, SH 7-2060. ing. AH meals, laundry and care. Call OWNER MUST SELL — Offers eicei- BUY NOW AND SAVE GERMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD — To LOWEST PRICE EVER KM 1-9891 lent value In attractive Fair Haven SALESMAN — Tied Bunk to Newark approved females only. Champion sired Cape Cod. Top residential and school area, college graduate pre (erred. Fit New 88 key spinet piano S3S0 ROOM — Private home, Wallace St. Fully Equipped MUSIC TOWN Red Gate Farm's Blitz. FreuisenbluL area. Living room, fireplace, modern least one year Industrial sales experi- and Osimbruckerland blood lines. Call for responsible business man. J10 per kitc/ien, four bedrooms, bath. 12x28 FOLLOW YOUH ?St£NZ>S TO ence. $7,000 yenr nun enmmission. 300 Hwy 35 Mlddlttown SH 1-0095 after 4:30 p.m. week: Maid service. SH 1-4543. rear enclosed porch. Oversized garage EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 671-1160 Asking |14,4OO. Rusiell M. Bonn Real- Broad Street Red Bank GERMAN BHEPHBRD PUPPIES, FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly decor- Was $895 DKOPLEAF MAPLE table, newly re AKC, black will. tan. Gentle with chil- ated. Private entrance, sitting room. In- tors, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. SH 7- finished, seats eight: alao lour eliaiis, 1532. Member Multiple Lilting Service. P dren, excellent watch doga. Partial quire 43 Peten P1-, Red Bank between Windsor style. Danish buffet, 6 long shots. 8H 1-0641. 6 and 7:30 p.m. Now $795 HELP WANTED-Male - Female with front wicker panel, year old. 281' WHO WILL BUY this largt old Colonial 253IL COLLIE PUPPIES — Happy, healthy, PRIVATE BATH — PRIVATE EN- with 220 feel on river, with marina poi- country raised, champion line itock, TRANCE. Large closets, quiet bualne— BibUlties? Total price *9,75O. HAROLD Inoculated. Terhune. 046-4845. gentlemen preferred. 842-1934. LiNDEMANN, Heal Estate. Highway 138 1st Ave., All. Highlands WE REPAIR 35. Eatontown. LI 2-1103. Aluminum window screens, Venetian PEDIGREE BLACK MINIATURE POO- SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and corn- 13130 (I)IU' HltH-k N'.H-IH i>r III. .11!) OPERATORS ,i - -u gtii-i/oe.iaoni. .fnone fort able. Reasonable rates. Garage. LITTLE SILVER — Stunning modern blinds, aluminum atorm window glass Gentlemen preferred, 92 Wallace St. ranch on large plot with trees like a 291-1101 • Opan 'lil 9 p.m. EXPERIENCED inserts. F&at service. Kres delivery. CA 9-1720 #£0 BANK PROWNP8 32 Broad fit SH J.-7SO0. SII 1-B392. private park. 20" living room, large Steady, all year-round AKC MINIATURE POODLES — Bred kitchen, three bedrooms, tile bath, at- GLASS HHOWCA8E — 70" long, 18' (or quality and temperament. |7& and RUMSON HOTEL tic Ian, one-car garage. Priced right employment ' X 5^4 Gracious living, charming atmosphere wide, mirrored eliding doors, $10. 8H ip. one or two-room suites, day, week oi at 115,900. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG 1-0232. VANESSA WILL CAKE for small rfogi. year round. Enjoy private beach club, AGENCY. Realtor. 655 Prospect Av# ROBERT LEWIS MOVING OUR 8T0R.B-~8n.le on all cats, and birds, tender loving care, cocktail lounge, continental dining Little Bllver. SH 1-4500. atock. GrnRfi ered, lawn food, (lowers. Obedience lessons. German Shepherd. room. 10 Waterman Ave., Rumaon. One SEA BRIGHT — Well-built home, plus 804 Broadway Reduced 25%-60^ off. Lime, 24c, gera- 03 1-267B. hair block South of Sea Bright bridge, Income. Private beach. Priced reason- niums, 10c, pot led roaea, 60c. Manny's 842-2000. ably. Call eftor 5:30. 842-3369. Corner Oakwood Ave. Garden Center, Route 3d, Bel ford. TWO ADORABLE PUPriEB — Call CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY alter S p.m. ROOM -— Near station, bus terminal. BT. JAMBS PARISH West Long Branch, N. J. 8H 1-SSB5 Use of kitchen, garage If desired. 139 Little Sliver. High area off Plnckney A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! (Alt buses direct to plant) SET A NEW TV POODLES — Bchnauzers, to> Yorkshire Mon mouth St., Red Bank. Rd. Idea! for children, three bedrooms, SET IT AT "RAINBOW" terriers. Super bargains on small male FURNISHED ROOM — Gentlemen. CIS iv« LmLis, fireplace In living room, full ED W AHDS~K MPLO riiraNf~AOENCY poodles. HO 24025. a week. 787-4M3. Call after & p.m. dining room TV den, cellar, garage, Executlve-Salea-OUice-Domeatlc BIG DISCOUNTS DACHSHUND PUPPY — Female AKC 773Fo brick, and shingle Cape Cod. 121,000. Sincerity and ability with rlfgh ethics High trade In. Budget terms. Big aa< champion blood lines. Nine weeks, KURNISHED ROOM — AH year-round. SH 1-8346. Adding Machine* — Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating IN PLACEMENTS surtmrnt. Latest portables, consoles, home bred, healthy, alert, inoculated 17 Lincoln Ct., Keansburg, N. 7, 787- LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, two-bath GO Broad St. JUd Bank wormed, KE 1-2313. G35O. split w.tlt recreation room and two-car ADDING MACH1NU8 - Typewriters RKD BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL H. JONKa— Painting aod dec HHADVSIDK 7-0677 HI-FI'». TV repairs. BK 1-70O8. garage. KHA appraised at $21,000. Just **Ed. rented, repaired. Serpko'i 10 Rtor.. windows, aiding;. awnjnga orating. Oeneral contracting. Free HORSES BOARDED — One mile from ROOM — Single gentlemen only. reduced to |19,7SO. Owner sale. Call Uonmmilh at., Red Bank, SH 7-0I8.V 8H T-a»3 r- Sll l-«»2S. estimates. Oil SII 1-4313. 2( Hours. NATIONWIDE COM PA NY entablliiti- "Rainbow" TV & Hardware Red Bank. Seven box stalls available, Call SH 7-4211. If no answer SH 1.187ft. \ng In tills area. Many full-time and Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank 811 1-2322. fill 1-4169 TOM BLATE — Pjlntlnu and neeor- rmrt-Mmo high paying positions avail. i0 CU, FT. REFRIGERATOR. Holla- TWO BEDROOMS - Living room, Antiques Wanted atlnR. General Contracting, fully In- J3AB3ET — Two-year-old female, cham Cesspool Cleaning eured. Twenty yenrn esperience. Kree ti\)\o. Fur Interview cull CO 4-8837. vay twin bed, wardroue trunk, [urnl- kitchen and bath. Old Dolli. gum, Iswelry, cut tilnB nn. nml liber rugs. Call SII 1-rcCO. plon atock, gentle, loves children. OI SH 1-0284 furniture civil Wiir bonks. Appralaa SEPTIC TANKB, dry wella fervlced, estlmatps. SH 1-&191 »ftrr 6'p.ni. 9-55G1. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE marie. Oilman. SH 7-1HI J'Becnlnc field added, nacknoe work iinK <>r schn»i in Scpiemtier. Apply *..' ViA'i'JSIl HEATER — Natural gas, LITTLE BILVER — Ten rooms, ftv C 11. WlHon. SH 1.1X6, per.tnn Ft. Holfrlph & Son, Laurel 20-go.l. glass-lined, flu. OELMNG HOHSE — Black and wtille. HOUSES FOR SALE bedroom*, three bathe, \ acr* on Plumbing and Heating five-years-okl, complete outfit. Will sac- Appliance Repairs Avr. r West Koansliurg. 811 1-3010 corner. Iwo-ciir garage. Centrall" ulr Fuel Oil-Heating RONNIE KKEOAN — Plumbing and rifice for quick sale, J176. PA 1-B322, condition. Immediate occupancy APPLIANCE: REPAll! and Installs healing oil linrner larvlce, 24-hour ODOHMUTE—The new Enzyme Action SOUNDS TOO GOOD? available. Buililer's own home. A]any MOD. ftealdentlal and commercial wlr MJEL OIL & HEATINO—Call SII 1 ««rvlco 8H T-inxT. HELP VVANTED-Malo • Female HELP WANTED-Malo - Female extras throughout. Call owner evenings Ing. Allen Electric. SII 7.0611. Wl Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service * Odor Control for dog rum. yards, base- It's true! Any qualified OI can buy for appointment. SH 1-0782. Bales. 3 Herbert 8t, Red Bank. ments, etc. Three ounces makes 80 this three-bedroom ranch with huge, MR. FIXIT llEWlIOERATION - Radio and TV Repair pallonn, I1.2B. KRYPORT PET SUP- modern kitchen, wall oven and counter- E^CUTIVE~TYPE~ranch houtt on Waantra, dryers, air conditioners, any PLIES, Tit. 35, Cllffwood, LO fl-85S9. tap range, ceramic tiled bath, full beautiful landscaped 1 1-3 acres. Radi- household or commercial appliance. Home Improvements A-Z Radio-Television Repair Serv- finished basement, over-sized garage, ant heat, excellent condition, three bed- Borvlce ctiarre only 1350: Call 261 ice. Prompt. Rcaaonablo. 5(1 Mon- Pi;Pa — Mother ^ small pedlgron Aus- patio and barbecue. Excellent neighbor- 9710. 1110 High Avn., Union Brush. WORKING MAN a contractor—Alter. tralian terrier; father alio small dog, rooms, \V_ baths, living room, dining mouth Bt,, Rsd Dank. SII 1-7653, hood. No down payment. Full price room, modern kitchen. Encloied porch. atlons, addition!, palntlnE, maaonry, $15, LI 2-0700. S1M0O. Approximately |U5 per month, snd all those llttla Jobs. Bvenlogs LO UNSKILLED HELP "all 13x20 with Anderson windows. Two-car Auctioneer s-nii. Rooting, Siding and Insulation KnRp. IHTRP n.-'<*n hDuie. Asking B. O. COATS - An elsintlal Auction NAVKSINK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS |31,600. Call SH 1-6209. Appraisal Service "anywhere." -.'88 Insurance Insulation A aiding Corp. Certified REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Cal 6hlsen Paul McFartanil DE^', --' Or-^ots. beautifully land- Norwood Ava.. DsaL. Pbon* [CEllogs. Joltni-Manvltla contractor. PR 6-8407 Harry Kearney leaped, fnur-flve bedroom*, den, sacri- ABILITY • SERVICE • D»pendablllty or Adam Llnzmayer SO Immediate openings for both men and women In all APARTMENTS fice, $39,600. NUEII, 47 Poplar. KE 1-0700 when, you Insuro your HOME, AUTO, •931 Hwy .39, Mlditlelown OS 1-MOO OLSON CO. INC.-Roollng. Siding ft OCEAN OROVH — Unfurnished, 3-4 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING :l yachl, nutlioard. Insurance throuib Insulatlut). lnstKlled and ituMratitaed us, bath, yearly, llest location. LITTLE SILVER — Ranch type, two Auto and Track Rental ARMSTRONG AQKNCY. SII 14SC10. lor 10 years. PR 5-O705-2U1-M40, deportments. Better than average wages and good Available. Hoi water heat. PR 0-4780. bedroom), dining and living room, AVIS—Kent • nair car or truck. Low UISSAIISKIEU with prelent Insur- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY screened porch, extemlon attic, at- rate! Uapl* Are., Red Sank. SII 7 tnceT Want a. better deal? Call Dunn REID BANK — Unusual live-room gar MIDDLKTOWN ARBA-Brlgadoon Vil- tached garage Near river and trans- 030*. PR 4-a;i«. Duly 7 sun 10 p.m Insurance Agency SH 1-5533. TcL Answering Service working conditions. Come ready to work. i apartnii'ni, for iiejnombar. Electric lage location, Lone Oak ltd, Eight- portation. Call 842-1802, 8 to 8 p.m. or kitchen, two bedrooms, largt roomi room house, fireplace, pDured concrete daytime weekend*. LET US KB your secretary. No need and closets. Private stairway to ga- Painting to miss calfa 24 hour amwirtng foundation, baseboard hot water heat. Bonding Contractor service SII 1-1700. rage, (julet, fine atmosphere. Rent (165, Many olher features. Call Devlon REDUCED — |2,300 down to assume A. J. PICONS - Bathl, kitchens r«. ODD JOBS — Painting al III flnan. MADISON OARDENS Hullders, Inc. OS 1-1760. Evenings oa e6 per cent mortgage, Savd closing fees modeled. Ceraato tile. Sales. Instal. Jtesldential and commerclaL Loweet Vacuum Cleaner Repair 132 South Bt. '_ BH 1-T633 1-115M. on new ranch home. Corner lot. three [ales. Evanl. 811 1-8517. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. bedrooms, dining room, tilci, bath, full latlon. tl l.conardvllle Rd.. Leonardo. RUMBON -- Unfurnlahed. [our-rrnnT NEW BHHEWSBUtlY - Four-bedroom basement, garage, aluminum combina- U1-2J77 or Ml-2120. B1.BCTROLUX hntli epnrtment. Available to'two adults ranch, two haths, garage, fireplace, Painting and Decorating Bales Service Supplies tion doors find windows, wall-to-wall •ITIU3CR - Mew bornei, room ad- 608 Prospect Ave,. Little Silver For Route 35, Keyport, New Jersey nly. $50 monthly on Icnoe. JOHN L. basement, large fenced lot. Many ex- carpeting. Phone 737-4153, , 41tloa<, bauemeat and altlc rooint, LOVI3 CASSAN - Palmer, decorator, prompt nome service or free checkup MINUGIj. Realtor. «<2-350Q. tras. Owner. U 2-IB01. Idtehtof, tTara(e, repairs and alter- paperhanger, 2& yeara experience. 13 on your Electrolux. call PR 5-OGfll or DUPLEX — IJnfurn.Bhed~two^bVdroorn FOUR HOOM CO-OPERATIVE — Oil FAIR HAVEN — New eight-room split. •iloni Barbert Kutnraucn. BU 14301 Chapln Ava. BH 1-1701 after < p.m. SH 1-2070. apartment, |8Q. Call heat, utilities Included, Improvement! LOCUST — Qlx-room ranch. 291-1609 made. (59.50 monthly. LI 2-2322. 201-0003 (he back yard of the Mere! resi- RED BANK HAL iSTATE FOR SALI •wnements of the final reading. of the ... emergency shore pro- lor the benefit of the St Mary's tection work." " Catholic Chardi building fund dence an Lone Oak Ed. Weiaudtf, July 25,1562-JI HOUSES FOR SALE }rdinance The ordinance expresses "the E ud purpoje" of the tor-it borough policy to acquire The play mi directed by Mrs. Member* of Q» cast ^ to-cooperate with the fed- it SEA, BRIGffT-Borough Coun 0 »g ee to "hold and save h»rm- When the. ordintac* wu Intro- Mrs. Patrick Mulligan handled Barbara BugUoU, Barbara Hayei, peopto naa Tin Register ads Mdi children living in the Brigade*, Marim Cody, John Bright, Flip- KCDDIS AUtHCt, HJLXOM ii, without action, Mondt; tsi mm United .States txA duced, tint attorney wu absent. tickets and Mn. Louis Buglioll issue teems* ranks com* fast- idved for another two weeks at. hit State of New Jersey tor development recently presented a was in charge of refreshments. py HuntH , CindCidy CodyCd , JJane BHREWSBURT-TbrM bedrooms, Similar measures have been irdJnance aimed at protecting the production Ot the "Wizard of Oz," Lorraine Fields. —Advertisement. i baths, playroom, bultt-tas, air «*i- :laimj of damaged s as tthh e lt in other municipalities. The production was put on in "°W sUtloried. m.«oa. U a-lrra after 4 jMa. Federal and state governments tRAHKXIUlED OWNER SACRITIOEB (ram damage suits resulting from Reduced to *26.900. D«ll|Mtul eeren- nm Colonial spllt-nvei. Three twin- emergency shore 'protection MM bedrooms. 2M batbs, larje paMled work tarallr room, foyer. Double garage, „ suemsnt. Landscaped % acre. ,24 The ordinance, which was lntro- WHAT'S THE "SPECIALTY OF THE HOUSE" AT A*P? PLENTY OF GOOD FOODS Pelican Road, Oik Hill, MUdletown. OS 1-2827. iuced at a special meeting of OWNER MUST SELL! Modern ranch torough Council June 18, called borne, Plot 150x231 Seven roomi. Four Mayor Thomas Farrell, con- bedrooms, two batfcs. aama room 30s lit. Attached garage. Aluminum com- cerned suits proposed by a num- bination screens. Many extras. fiacrl- i»er of beach club owners who Oce! IU.5O0. Thli la a real banalnl Mike an oiler! STANLEY K. DOWNS complained that sand dredging Realtor, 8hrewBbury. BH 11017. Mem ber Multlpli UstlnV Service. iperations the government has in progress would hurt rheir sum- TEN-YKAROLD — Split level, thru bedrooms, paneled recreation room, dm- mer business. tnf room, comer lot. Near central*, ahupping area. Will-to-wilL carpet Borough Attorney Joseph F. POPUUfi (13.500. KB 1-2208. lattice advised the governing MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom, 1!4 lody to take no action to hold a bitb, modernistic ranch with built-up •tone roof, beamed celling, redwood econd and final reading of this aiding. Many large shade trees. Lake In rear ol property. Asking IU.T50. ardinance until its Aug. 13 meet- SKYDER REALTORS, Five Corner!, ing—keeping it off the books. Ulddletown. 03 1-2560. Last month, Mr. Mattice said LITTLE SILVER AREA — Two bed- nomi, living room with fireplace, din- he was doubtful of the advisabil- Ins room, large den, tiled kitchen and ity of adopting such an ordinance. bith unwed attic, two-car garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, Venetian bllndl, He indicated last night that it •creenf and storm windows. Located on 100x160 lot Near shopping eenr was his plan to continue post- and school. Call owner. SB T-MM. -LEGAL NOTICE- FA1R HAVEN — Attractive three-bed- room ranch, porch,' umshed basement, beautllul trees, dead-end street, near 1MU •cbool. f21,S0O. Call tor appointment SHERIFF-g SALE 811 1-4461. ' H7FJEBIOR COTJBT or NEW JEBSEV NINE-ROOM HOUSE — Two-oar ga- LAW DIVISION rage and other buildings. Price 17.500. MONHOCTH COUNTV T» Compton Bt.. Beltord. Docket Ne. L ltiM-e* Heinz You'll enjoy saving both money and stamps — all the while you're enjoying the RANCH H0MX — With country settln CHARLES WEI6SMAN, Plaintiff vs: la Mslorlcil Mlddletown. Many tree! FRANK J. BOSS and JOAN F, ROSS, satisfying goodness of A&P's dependable quality foods. Remember, too, those valuable and ornamental bushes. Sli rooms, lire- Defendants Sweet Gherkins place, lull basement, one-car detached By virtue of a writ of execution In garage, stove, relrlgerator and wish- ae above stated action to me dl- gift-giving "PLAID STAMPS are No. 1 In The New York Area . . . by far". er: steam heat, gas-fired. Excellent ected, I shall expose for sale at pub- location lor the commuter. Near school! lie vendue, at the Court House In the arid shopping. Price 116,600. WALKER Boro6gh of Freehold, County of Mon* A WALKER, Realtors East Me o mouth. New Jersey, on Monday Uis Bt 35, Mlddietown (approximate!; loot 20th day of August, 1962, at 2 o'clock. (set north ol Mlddletown Shopping Cen- ~\M. Prevailing Time. ter). Open 7 darn. ]Phnr,e OS 1-212S. All the defendants! right, tlUe and Super-Riflhf" Quality FUUY COOKED OB 1-3311. iterest, it any. In and to the follow- Brandywlne ng:. feED BANK — Older four-bedroom All that tract or parcel of land and home In eicellent condition. Spacious iremlau, hereinafter particularly de. Mushrooms looms tflrouinout. Entrance halL Uv scribed, situate, lying and being In US room with fireplace and bar. Din-the Township of Rarltes, In Use Coun. UK room, eat-In attractive klienen. ty ot Monmouth, and State of New Paneled den. Powder room, roooMlnd Jersey, and designated as Lot 124 In modem bath. Excellent storags &tt Block O, as shown and laid down on Com* 5-...YomWSmot ASH u»«d" basemenbasementt. j2«,ooq._LAWRENC*2«,ooo. L E J, map entitled: "Map of Section Two, ••CHILLINOC . REALTOR. 18 Spring Garden Parkway Homes, Inc.. Rarltan Bad Bank. BBHH 7-1121. MEMBER M Townshlp-MotunouUi County, New Jer. TIPLE ufrrmo. ley Scale 1"—W, December 15, 1994," L ufrrmo tiled In the Monmouth County Clerk's FntkFrKlttaadVftabkU WXBT KEANSBUBO —Immaculats Office August U, 1855 In Case 42-21. Diet Delight two-bedroom home. Bright, cheerful WhoKorBthcr ... . kitchen. Xiarfft comfortable living room Being also known and designated as with Ilreplace. Patio, baseboard heat 1 Sycamore Drive Rarltan. Township Oarage. Near school and New Ton[Hazlet), New Jersey. Peaehes bus line. Only SILTOO. CHATBAI The approximate amount of the Judg- Half—Fuiicut Shank MALTT, Real Estate. 787-5884. ment to be satisfied by said sale Is Watermelon £59* Ihe sum ot 12,850.00 together Kith the RETIREMENT OR STARTER BOM costs of this sale. c Portion Tillm—Nurfcjr Firm — New all electric four-room ranc Dated June 27, 1962 IHA E. WOLCOTT. Sheriff Philip J. Blanda, Jr., Atty. Ik. luly 25, Aug. 1, 6, 15 $2I.»S WALKER * WALKER, Realtors, Sweet Corn 6-25* bers Red Bank Area Multiple UsUn; Hudson •efvlce? Shrew.bury. SH 1-8213 -- 1M0J Wwtwi Onbwit Mlddletown, OS 1-2126. SHERIFF'S SALE SCrERIOR COUBT OF NEW JEBSEV Cenuine Spring lamb! v CHANCERY* DIVISION ' MONMOUTH COUNTY Table Napkins Sweet Cherries LOTS AND ACREAGE Docket No. r KM1 BE PREPARED — Bur ill-grave pi' TOE FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN WWiir em road In Stone Church Cemeter; ASSOCIATION OF JERSEY CITY, N. rtavealnk. Reasonable. U 2-0717. J., Plaintiff vs: PA8QUALE ROMANO Quality Bthrliif arid CANDIDA ROMANO, Us wife, et Fresh Tomatoes als.; Defendants BUSINESS PROPERTY By virtue of a writ ot execution LEGS «LAMB Uie above stated action to me dl- Bine Ribbon 21 oc llc vandus. at the Court House In the RID BANK » ' Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- Owner most a&crlflcs Income property mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the Baiilett Pears Inspect UO Monmouth Bt Call 312, * 20th day of August, 1862, at 2 o'clock, OVM Resilar T-UOL P. M. Prevailing Time. Facial Tissues "ALL that tract or parcel ot land, Ready Style situate, lying and being In the Town- REAL ESTATE WANTED ship of Rarltan, In the County of 9 •»'« Mo Pascal Celery SI9" Monmouth, In the atate of New Jersey: • of 400 *• XOUR HOME WANTED — Why I KNOWN and designated as Lot 21, FiHflMtlM with usT We advertise extensively Block "A" as shown on Map of Brom- STaswapapei* radio and publish ley Park, Rarltan Township. Mon catalog (or Home seekers. We are ma mouth County, New Jersey, tiled In Kriot tti* TWB, • nauceai real estau the Office ot the Clerk ot Monmouth County, New Jersey, on December 11. ScoHissue Smoked Tongues 49' Flank Steaks 95! Seedless limes B U57 In Case U. Sheet H- %?&£™ Zl ISA 'The above description Is In accord ce—with a survey made by Craig • WVrle or Colored Fmnegan dated August 20, ISM snd Ham Steaks c^Z, 89 < Veal Cubed Steaks 95, revised December ID, 1958 and re- NOT A MEMBER OF AW vised April 23, 1958. W HULTIPLI USTINO 8T8TBM "BEING the same premises convey* mill •DLL YOUS HOME THROUOH ed U> the mortgagors by deed of Calt Beef Short Ribs 45! I Swift's Sausage links The McOowsn As«ncy Inc., bearing even dale and to be Qit» Extra Staapi with pirakm *i Tj^g Beni SHadyilde 7-3O0 recorded simultaneously herewith; this Rl Shrimp Ottk mortgage being given to secure a part llf BROWN'N SERVE AL NOTICE of the comlderatlon for said convey- Cott's Premium Brand > iTAHL-MIYIR pig. FritdClMK 111« BEING also known u and by the street address 2 Bromley Drive, Has- gHKBIFF'S SALE let, Monmouth County, N. J." Beverages HDFEBIOB COUBT OP NEW JEItSE The approximate amount of the Judg- LAW DIVISION ment to bs satisfied by said sale Is All Flavors 32 fluid« . BIBOEN COUNTY the sum ot 118,200.00 together Kith the Jane Parker Baked Foods! Docket No. L 3053-51 costs of this isle, Plus Deposit 2 bottlti EDITH DUIUtEN. Plaintiff vs. IC ated July 2, 196] SEPH B. GILBERT and FLORENC, IRA X. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. S. GILBERT Defendants Nathan Bodner, Atty. KELLOGG'S By virtue of a writ of execution July 25, Aug. 1, 8, U p«» DUTCH APPLE the above staled action to me reeted, I shell eiposs for sale a; pu! NOIIOE Comet Cleanser llo Tendus, at the Court Bouse In t± 11-1W • f BREAKFAST COCKTAIL Boroush ol Freehold, County of Mon 8HCRI1VS SAIiE WithChlorinol • mouth, Nsa? Jersey, on Monday the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEBSEV B Oraip-Aprieot Etoidtd JriM BrWc 2^67 lJth day o! Aniust. 1»62, at 1 o'clock, CHANCEBT DIVISION «9e 4 ioi. JBRSE7 ClTx*. s> national banking as- Woodbury Amseo Sponge Cloth East side ot Latham Avenue, Nave- cam 39* S«t f fer I cent socUUIon ol the United States, Plain- ilnk, Townihlp of Mlddletown, New IIb.10 tUt n: THOMAS C. LEPRB. et all Jersey. Sterling Salt Pllin or lodired 1| The approximate amount of the judg- Nifty Chopped Onions Marcal Paper Hankies SjyUrtw oC e, writ of exeoutlon ment to be satisfied by said sale Is Oxydol Detergent i2.,.27« tte abovs stated action to me dlrectei the sum of S900.00 together with the I shall expose for sale at publlo ve costs ot Oils isle. Sunny fie Id Waffles^'•drier 8 M15 Exiri Itimpi wHk pirahiu t< Sue, at «ne Court Home in the Jor Dated June 19, 1063 For (lie family wsih I! C •ugh of Freerjold. County of Mon IRA E. WOLCOTT. Sheriff. A*P Innd ?10 ITS mouth. Sew Jeney, on Monday th Leroy S. Tnrockmorton, Atty. CODFISH CAKES "•< ;;55 2«h day of August, 1983, at 3 o'clock, Sliced Strawberries Now! July 5, 11, 1«. B, **>• F M. Prevailing Time. pig. •* I pig. ••> All lh« JoUowlns tract or parcel NOTICE Dairy Cantor Buys/ 21 Ixtra Minis with pirokau cl A'P's Own Brand of land and pramlses hereinafter moi 11-157 CIII ET Cap'n John'i I Ib, pirtlculariy desorlbed, situate lying an SHERIFF 8 SALE ( King In ue Borough of New Shrews- SUFEIUOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Flounder or Gia/Sole bury. In Ihl County ol Monmouth a kn C 55 CHANCERY DIVISION Quick Frozen INSTANT TEA •tats o« N«w Jersey: MONMOUTH COUNTY Sharp Cheddar '. 39 Known ud designated as Lots Ni Docket ND. r-!3io-6l 25 Extra !timpi with pirohiu ol Thrifty does It wWi fepi 11 13 and 13 as shown on "Map lb c new Our Own Instant Teal rtt Bjamin A. Parker Bstal NINTH FEDERAL SAVINaB AND Liquid Detergent C LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW 1TORK SliceSlidd NNaturall SSwisi s 6655 BEACON FLOOR WAX 89 Dissolves Instantly in hot or 0 CITY, a corporation of the United cold water, tastes great ^ ^ 12 fluid ci. 4C6 Ipt.ifluidlMQ itates of America, Plaintiff vs: Full Quart C*n either way! Try III WQica a*w.y t» •-" -** "—• .. —. CHARLES K. J1XNRY et als, Defend- plastic *• 01. pliitie •* Victory Cream Ch •rly" line of Shrewsbury Avenus »' ants c 26 Extra Stinpi with pinhiu ol Southeast comer of Lot No. 10 By virtue of a wit of execution In shown on said map, said point D«H the above stated action to me directed, Domestic Muenster «»-59 distant 200 feet Southerly, meaiun i shall expose for sale at public ven- PLAIN ENVELOPES %"&* ilong the Westerly line of Bhrew.te due, at the Court House In the Bor- Avenue with the Southerly line of KM ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth Clorox Bleach Mild Ghed o-Bit ^% man Bprlntl Avenue; thence (1) Bout New Jersey, on Monday the 30th day A ltd! Mi—y Until Sly along the Westerly line of shtew of July, 1982. «t 2 o'clock, I>. M. Cliani and Dtodorim b . Avinilo 180 feet to the Nortl Prevailing Time. Bordens Cottage Cheese east corner of Lot No. M as shown c All that tract or parcel of Innd, lit- Price* effective through Saturdiy, July 28Hi ,"i map; thence (2) Westerly at rig viate, lying and being In the Borough /. 9 angles to Shrewsbury Avenue a nf New Bhrewitrary In the County ol bot. 37« "file Borden's Gruyere Cheese in Supir Mirktti and Self-Scrvic* ttorti only. •long the Northerly line of Lot N Honraouth, In Uie State of New Jer- tot." 1\ 1M.62 feet, more or le«s to 11 'iitiurlitd All Tobacco Products, Fluid Milk and Alcoholic Northwest oorntr thereof and t BEINO known and designated as Lot Kraft's Gheoz-Whlz Preceu Beverage*, exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. Boutheut corner of Lot No. 4»; then 45, Section III, as shown on a Map (3) Northerly along the Easterly em entitled "Subdivision Msp of Home- of Lots Nos. 48. 49 and 60 150 feel Head Oardenn, Section HI. Sycamore the Bouihwest corner of Lot No. Avenue and Hops Road, New ehrews- aforementioned; theliCB (4) faster lury Bono New Jersey, dated Sep- RED BANK LITTLE SILVER EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY CLIFFWOOD a'onK me Soutnerly lino of Lot h tember 21, 1955, revised December B, 507 Prospect Avo. 10, 157.B f«et more or less to t 1656, made by Henry F. Lsbreeque. 121 Monmouth St. Rout* 35 Hawman Sprlngi Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave Route 35 Southeast comer thereof In Ihe We Engineer, Rid Bank, N. 3." and filed Completo Liquor Deptrtment Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'til I P. M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday '111 I P. M. erly lino of Shrewsbury Avenue at tni In the Clerk's Olflce of the County of Monday thru Thursday 'til 1:00 nolnt or place of Beginning. Monmouth on April IB, IBM, as Map Open Thursday. 'HI 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. M. Fridays '111 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Frldiys 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 8 A. M. to I P. M. The premlles l» located on Bhrewi Ha 50-17. Friday! 'til 10 P. M. Friday.'til 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to I P. M.' Sundays » A. M. to « P. M. bury Avenue helwoen Newman Hprlns SAID premises are also known as 43 Road and Pattenon Avenue, "' Udgebrook Court, New Shrewsbury, sjurswsbury, New Jeney. • , New Jersey, PORT MONMOUTH KEANSBURG ATUNTIC HIGHLANDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP DEAL The approtlmate amount of the Jud The approximate amount of the Judg- 2B2 Norwood Ave, ment to lie satisfied by «ald sale menl to be latlsfled by said sale Is Highway 36 Highway 36 80 First Avenue Rout* 36 the sum of J3a.10O.OO together with II the lum of 116,000,00 together with the Liquor Department coat of thli laic cost of thti sale. Popular Brands Beer and Ale Dated Juns 7, 1002 Monday thru Thursday 'til I P. M. Sell Service Store Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til t P. M. Dated July 2, 1002 Sundays » A. M. to J P. M, Thursday'tn • P. M. irtA E, WODCOTT, Sheriff. No Meal Department Friday, 'til II P. M. IRA 22.. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. 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