M1DDLET0WN- BAYSHORE EDITION

VOLUME LXXHI NO. 4» KMl MIDDLETOWN, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 33. 1»M 7c PER COPY PAGE ONI Objectors Hint Law Suits Strike Legal If Eatontown Adopts Code Battle Stalled EATOMTOWN- law No* New, Amymmy mr tto tf propond No Rt. 35 Widening t a public hairing last night to- For Week-end rW *U Mittttflff 01 dOM w9 Nodedtioawitreactodoatto PHILADELPHIA (AP>-Tto HetJ strike, already measure but a final vote kt ex- w of dollars, moved mto it* Mitt day today aa pected Tuesday when me toar- • mtattty of tto government*! bach to work h> Seen in Red Bank _ wUI to continued at an ad- Ha widening a» Rt II ia Red ouraed meeting at I p. m. ia Baak ia contemplated la tte aetr Cloeftg Dtough HalL Tto legal truce, prompted by arguments yesterday oa me af future, a State Highway Depart- Lawyers _ _ _ _ unctton appeal, At 2 A. M. Sunday owners ia tto araa around tto earry next week. 1 Rt JMtt. II traffic circle draw "Mtpla Aw. (aa it ia kamm Hue year ! Dagftgtt Saving Tto meh> •mm•_—jv- PVJtTtmtfm^mtmA J mmV mmmmVmimmmtmmMt BJtjwajmam* , Castro ia Had Baak). without putt* ttoy calltd tto ordt- is captito ol carryiag four KmMMva at 1 a. as. ammty. •••• "iMtrrlm amsimmmsl BBfam mm mam mmVmmmfl BmmCmC of traffic If, aad when. H lutory" Md '•unreteonibie" aad MAKfN* A POINT— Freeholder Director Joteph C Irwin «a«hire( at he imwm aeceteary." thha k to carry their cheats' Speech without wiosni&g. farther tt tto ordl- a question at lait nlght't candidate*' meeting In Shrawtmiry. The meetine—tpon. When it will baeama aicmary tored by the League of Woman Votora of Red lank, Middlatewn and Freehold- for tiM road to carry four bmtt Waltor Read*, Jr. brought together candidate* for freehold *r, attamblyman and tttte tenator. About of traffic baa aat beta dtter- of Walter Raade Inc. Raps U.S. mbwd,te Council to re- 75 portent attended. yetterdtrdty tto oontiauiag kwj leak Borough walkouout endangered tto toaMh aight petted a hi me area sad aot aa- Says He'll Arm •nd wiety of tte aatioaa , ami 5oadtb«£a'm mt aad do aot taka iato coastdan- •nd wuiltm Haatie-delayed aa- tioa taapayan aad ooauDcrctal Castro announced early today ttat forcement of tte mjtocthm mmi natty Chaaibir at Commerce Laveglio's to wfll raise aa armed militia of «ielkMd Wedaeaday to teto a iavaatori ht tto comgauaity you Bill, Stout Says in Shrewsbury laborers aad peasants it bomb- Statement lags by WM opponents contmue. Via UimaaWa. a merely of tha iatie aad aaaaliJiborty." Mr. Tto black-boarded prime min- b* Bd of Directors, SHREWSBURY—Sen. Richard Smith, DcmOCTSuC CeMMMBtt for tte Shrewsbury school here. Tte tint ordinance ae mat you do aot R. Stout last night laid to ,-, posed "en embentting meeting wet sponsored by ttutee r threatened his opposition | Given Jury vote "yes" on e bill to woulforcde questionKnator " whan to aatod why League of Women Voters of Red with a militia in a five-hour tale- aome positive , any more of tte taxpayen' nslmlnm jnaBA^^tlk i—fcl»isV IBVJIIH Am J *>BVA for FREEHOLD -Prosecutor Vin- Freehold Raceway totu nover Sea. Stout "voted against a bill Bank. Mlddwtown and Freehold. EwvOmj SDovYJOl vvlllCH IOClOD*n>D UH Rank." 'money In tte protracted law strongest attack to hat ever de- tf the Sato cent P. Keeper *™ tuits that wUI foUow if tte Mning its "breakage." to tte sttta treas- that would tun Into tte atato'i "Breakage" consists of tte ury. treasury tte "breakage' collected nickels and pennies that are left livered against tte United States. idinaace U approved.'' Ha ahw called for a dsmanttra- meat la which Dtmotrio UvegUo Mr. JUado wat represaattd by He tald to wit unjustly crit- at Freehold Raceway." over because pari-mntuel bett are Ha made Ms tuttment at M Monday by a milUoo ctti- •Uaty of room. mid to shot Hubert Amur after Jobs Giordano, Jr., wto told icized by county ntwspiper edi- • paid to tte lower dime. cuua s meeting last night in sens to protest aerial nidi to 9 Ml fcOUM ftUtml < oaaadl mat lsasee are being torial which said Ttomas J. Tte three flat track* as op- wad to trotting at at Froibold?^Tchargedi were ceniod out by drawn lor the Raada frontage on counter-revohitionary planes Tte atato hi taking tto death Rt X to touse d by Huffman i -tun their breakage mm tto penalty for LtvcgUe, of St FT atato. •sod m tte United States." John's PL. Katasburg, lor£1 Boyla, • furniture chain, for con- Prtaamibiy Havana again win Tto*partowat'.rl*ofv»y struction at a bulldmg coeting by peasaatofromtto LegkOattoa to strip Freehold's brought in to U tfek tto kttd of atora yen wmpttoa for'breakage paawd mM ** m .»_ Tree Farm Rd, Phillips Hits GOP VJI UM IWTWBOD MM I'twaatkt yaar coaunuaityT" the Asimbly In MM. but dtod •a* la MM. there .we* tak In t) (tot Me*** Ave.woeHIto »«*• bam aflar Iba ba aald td coaacil • aJctara of a aliat eto. Aa Idantical hm waa totro- to bis tavortto enau aa» twee »*^*i ^* HT BW VBU And Backs Hodax j m mo maa af tto Mt ardbwaca ya* wiUNEW IHRBWSBURY-Aitbwr jjOjNtispa. oajnb a Repub- tmmmiji aaa mn anatny ewer GOF tto sbictmg to told a friend to thlatagmw: entt^ttro _ _ ftainaf ham. and of Hi SMay i mUeiiwig.toeimhfciowa ittocapfmlmaara Hodtx. Democratic caadhmto fcr For Ma attack, Mr. PhWIpt was ir»J«l. tte __ 1 tombs ami gre- tte Borough Council. eat Philip a Meyer. Jr. aad tto revolutionary ar- era! ocoislona fat tto ^ftt la detog ta. Mr. PWWps as- aa outdoing RepubUcaa oouactt- my* ia Ctmaguey yean ever Aamar*t mUod whet ta teid had become man wto, • year ago. came out Concerning hut year*! Ataem* along wim» Mm. Anwar's ehBdron. bry bill-which Mr. Smith says eak at- 'a flying aqoad of for local Democratic Candidas was paawd Ml Sen. Stout tald. of hit officers hi protest by LevegUe, but ttot until the tto LcRey within tte RepubUcan Cmb ofbut recently lamed a statem "It never came in tte caucus. Commumat lafhianci m Caatra'i _ el tto shooting to bad Corp. ato) property owners oa New Shrewsbury. in behaU of tool Republicans He referred to tte RepubUcan never thought of kfflmg him. fto drew, asked tto reason for Ntewa WUh GOP Mr. PhflUps Slid ia bia state- A few hours btrorattettweajt. me Clraatt Court mYammt mm — Senate caucus. At tte tame time, however. ment to, himself, "will support tto prime mtaistor's bodyguard Wtea aatod wtat to did after "Is this It-acre teeing to pro- tte county Republican ticket/ Never la seized a drunken, knife-carrying Tto Federal MadUtieo Service getttuj tto shotgun aad shells tect Bembergen?" to asked. But. in regard to Mr. Meyer's Tte editorial said he voted ry worker at a atratt- •nMltwUlitopmoaryiftto from Mi tome, Lavegtte mid la present stand, to said •gainst tte bitl. Sen. Stout mid. ition around Cas- tahmction It upheld. "Da you need another «*Tr'"g PBA Fights Tto etrflu'i effects have beta towa tto statement "Went to Htfcie's caata mat? Why should oat If I were • candidate, tte "It never came up m tto cau- tro oa the cry of a teen-ager knocked oa tte dear, last indorsement I would want that "ttot mm tea a kaifet Ha devastating. Lowes ia wages. laaa tojaa. bU akwa need It acreaT Tbjt ia a cus." tajtaem aad taxes tave rock- wifife tatwtrsd tto door aad I L|_gw*__ ^lejg*tsrfom|Mtm»w*ejf JMwUokOY would be Meyer's. It's tte old la going to kin FMeU" get back iato tte party** Parents Hit taaaliiatiaa. Houra later Industry knew reportedly ara lag HT*** aad LGR ' naae. pretldwt of Local «, Pi' •race*.' ovor 4 biUloo. Approximately Dial Center gtto had paid tor W to M taid tto maa, a 44-yetr-old 2TS,aw workers in iflJed hrnoa. troimu'i Banevoltnt AMneutkn About Mr. Hodax. tte farmer School Board howtered aaawd Robert Sales He- cMldren. Sto mM bar Mr. Great declared that tt is has reported that tto group win RepubUcaa leader tald "He h Met tave teen laid off. chop, to erect a etore of aandes, would appear tor • court ping off millions of dollar* ia For Holmdel tad recognised the fact that fight tte tutpmiitri of Patrol- tte courage a et^amiaatiBa toduf. Early today LavegHo Sad ft fait aad to rant it maa Patrick E. KetJea from tte and walk out PoUcy wage*. Income taxes drop when (Conmmad oa Pag* J) party." aa charges tod bean filed agakMt earning* drop. &MNW HHUM* M him. Specifically, tto Iwaaa between mrdty ttot they wW retievt hew Mr.Netom. MIOULB^UWN —A hi Jaouiry oa i aew dud center for failing to How) QwfttfNCtS Wttth DMl bOfeMUJjh' .tto seised, said, "This is ta mjus- wtth tte School. Leonardo, wm tko; I am a tupeorter af Fi- far tor when to re-patcbtdup. fore tto Board of del." Castro MM tto television to hi tto "flawaatito Terma Ckm A Tear* I to pretest tto board*! audwace to dkmt *"** Sales af tmm. Tafget Acoardmgto Mr. PhUUpe called tto Repub- refuting; toallow the _ pbumed to tttsrit Hw ujMtoa at tto prtf grw aw ttat craty to did aot ttcaa partt y fat NeN w Shre*Shwsbur. y ect hi Jab/. 1MI. but later mutt aaottor ep- one ttat "bat parmtttod Itself to refuted by tto Board offkwhi aald hat due Ttoughsite aad eaaejB of tto become a tool la the heads of aa oversight when K adapted V.S. Studies atracturt hat not too a flying squad of wrecker* wto pottcy two yaw Jump In and out aa tt suits their ago, ttoee itudMU have far R wbaa aw ttat* PBA otgaaisatioa also wUI to school. New Summit WlK Wit lUMp • Keekm m hi* He called tto local Officials aaid that tte Club "weak aad ttudeabj Uve withw a mile aad Tto PBA meal baa ratamtd _ half of Mtooi, and under tto pol- Timetable OfftliamHtml Before last April'* prmwry WASHINOTON (AP() ) - U. 8. siadwauMtoaddelto*e tansy, ta fa) i cetit •iectsM. Mr. PMRktt amTto m> sffieielffil s are taOdaOd g aboub t a new Mflad tto Ripatillfisi tore "ttat 'f'mA m^ammaA§ ^WA. ^A\ msVA mat French to alga aewlator mto aad a half af setae! are lua effort* ia MmS. tatttfttd ttotfiw aa a aa Page » At tto Hit by Car. af dwBaiUa- It Is thu: Attorney Rletard E. Boy Suffers' mmmmmmWtH. mmml g^^^^pjM* edutod tamtoa af NATO far- wyaflMtjaiiijrtotto'trial totag Broken Ankle •m pHjp^^yp^t^pj_^^AA snttBttntaAm^^t l^sst^st I Thia woujd bring together Prat- MIDOLETOwy-Ctarfcm |mft> HMMt 1*» Vf IDJ wiDM^fMW AWbt aa ma WHmwy til at- They appaarai beafre tto km Prime Mmnter HareWMac- Belford. suffered a tootoa right MittM am] Oermaa inkle ytalerdey wbea to was I wm~ ameir ah> struck by • car la front of tto Bayvlew School oa Lwandihw ttiSTiTB p8Mwtrruw 1. Am Eaat-Witt maunH eoa- f*MTTUMD, Ore, (AF) - Tto to knew why (renca at According to FoHee dsM Isai N. tfoyer, itetoy wa a tvaas tp April i a cir driven by Mn. SMrtay M. Soldier It Vtn Zandt, 111 Rattoage Of, ad wmtam Ctiliamn Ttot secretary, to Hit by Car 1 Chief Hoyer tald Mn, VM ambla,' tali • tto IT cr, Macmlllea and da Oaulb). I Mm ito WM tnvettofl AWJRY PARK - A Pert Lemerdvine Rd. wtoa Meemotth saMler we* repotted to time for detailed p* .Ming of tte boy ran la fraat of me oar. to to It peed eoadltKw la Ptt- Had of ma beartrt daeMoa Wettern pdtelM on Berlin, Ito Mn. Via Zandt appNad B> toraaa Army Hospital thli more- braktt. ow chief tasi, kM S I glrto, ^ Ito wftowmg day aad tto remain future of Germany, dwtrmai ear tfcldded ea me wot mad. He wu struck by a car after RjS*Ry aTy'J BiuH^m^V VBBSM IBBW dtr within the nest three day* HlkNti and otter Ittutt whkh Mr. Devidtoiter aatod ttat me Chief Hoyer tald metoy M M petting off • but. i EaU-WHt ntgouatlOM may police ttat to dkf net toe am Tto soldier wit Ideatifitd by boat to navel board would Iota ei take up. cir. •atlee u Frtderlck Wicholi. Far a week ifter dw triiMeortatlaa aM If M la the meantime, some further to cirry ito nudmti to tctoil The bey was treated at Rlv*> Company F, Troop Command Jeeattt'i eoadition wu prteart- development of Kasl-WeM us view Hotpttal and released. Me suffered a fractured left leg mil but ito nllled ttindlni msy reeull from lh» No v and facial tcrtset «tinl rtr*. prelected visit In Prince i r... All M»l Haul S»»«rt p|ilMlt« I Tte ICCldefll Innk ptsrf II Thp hn«t>ltel Mid th»y were i,. t..|.i In Monlrlinl KulMlaf. MM Khruihthrv for ulki with Main and Monnw Hi* • ling r»|ul*rly tnd inning I tit. MI l'"i n«nk HN«*mMr • I «v Privet nf th* v»hiiii-, i»>ii" (right l«sn>it w*i|h*d II .-ruttil, ff will h» •ittiilar In mini* In h sj. «xinil«. I min< •••, l)»n»l( 10 H. Hetvio. left to rlfM, ere th*w« |n Phil«d*lr>^« where they ajrentad «n ind«l.nt«e (•nip David *l>o •*!f M**Jl*H j.rni'li 1 mirun yritrftliy. I*I Ui( '"n Jll , Ni-pt«n» ( 11 v 't lUy af (he Injwntflon etjtinit the tinting it..Uork»ft. I AP W.f.photol t I iir'tt 4 I t—Friday. Oct 23, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER Ifrwta «i Or. Seoaya k. Am> ermea (D) discussed Moaaw Raceway county's iMMfltt from the Board (Continued) "Whoa tha Assembly passed the

FreahaM to pay its breakage system the state, a contrary view • "leek of Interest aad the lack ef vetoasd ia tha Senate. Sen. Stout understanding of tha scope of aad other Republicans indicated couaty goveramsat" agresmcat with San, (Wesley) Mr. Irwta outttned the activi- Lance's view that appropriation ties of the freeholders.. He said of the breakage by tha state the county maintains Ml miles night pat aa undue fhnaclal bur- of roadroans and KIT bridges aed aa apaa the Raceway." culvertsvorts. The couaty, he said, San. Stoat said Oct. U mat As- appropriateid d tSM.enttSttMl la lMINaI forfo ' hcepitalintioa of ktdlg- Ia addition, he said, the* couaty Tea five yean age appetotoda Plaa- tkJe year-Mr. Stoet amg Board to study water con- servation, traffle aad tnasporta: ef lawsoonmtt- toa of OM AssenMy aad failed to agriculture. reach the Uadcr to the time table set up by the League of Women Voters, ¥flii—> Shewn while visiting. Fort Menmoufh recently with tenter signal wf- Mr. tastth. oe Oct n. char) tha caawdatos for freeholder had fJcers ef 10 Allied iMtieas, Cel. Luis Miguelos Ceridl, director of the School ef anam. aannsnt sssanAssnt smaal leMhnaa speak: the As- Telecommunication*. Sentlafe, Chile, pre seated the Kegs ef that military school to Miis Helen C. WilWe*. 14* Maple Ave.. Hoc) leak, chief of the Museum mA Hrster. leal Division at Fart Menmeuth, for their ceflectier..

rgo McMullea ef due Phillip* ITtwo siitM*t MMrs * AlvOfAlbrt tz, who spoke Nawarx, and Mrs. Btttaboth HsBXO. CANDtDAIIS — Hadley S. King. Sr., emtw, « member ef the larawaaary _ were CHftoa T. Barkatow tad AV (Coattaaat) nconroy of Haniaoa. and three •* frei N. of Mr. Hodax farther. Mr. Phil- OBITUARIES I grandchildren. County Republican Executive Committee and president of the local Ripaafliaa CfmY, groatt William W. Currft. Uft. and Kenneth L. Walkar, Jr., COP ecfteMetcs for (D).aadGaaeer "* HBt* chchoseo n by the voten of Ms party JOYCB ANN RITTBR ••rough Council in Shrewsbury. Tho Rapubliean Club sponsored a candidate*' nlfh* to aa open primary. The Repub- NEW YORK CITY - Mrs. Bensdstta Mean, 17, of reyca Aaa Rltter. H. of 117 Hud- IN Shrewsbury Ave,, and yester- last night in tho firo houto. oa what they believed to be the lican candidates wen selected by their Meads at a dub nest- Ave. day m the hnae of her daughter. most important stato nrviees reafteraionaMn. Carmine Pallcee, « SUver- and tha means of finandag tana ing." ameriatCa "I em continuing my active, white Rd.. Uttle Silver. Objectors wholehearted support of Us Mln Rttter was bora in Jar- Mrs. Main was ben ia Italy. UN Dinner Served (Continued) Mr. Barkatow discussed educa- tion; Mr. BsadettBsadlettoon talket d about Hodax." he said. "I urge every -V City, dsaghiar of Mr. aad daughter of the kte Ctomsat and economically. He also called It Improved fadUtfeU a fof r thhe agini g Republican. Democrat aad la- Mrs. Warrea W. RUter. She waa Camilla Fanuto Pace. She was "unreasonable" and "capridoat" that .-,< bwtitutJottfi Mr. dependent to vote for Mm." member of the Red Math, e member of St Aathonys Cath- By Church Council to require clients to have M olic Church. Red Beak, and of its Bedell died the tax problem; Mr. "I chon to support Hodax." Charch, aad a acres. He urged council to amend Pedooe pointed to public works._._. , said Mr. Phillips, "becauae I am Red Beak High School. St Aaa'a Society. A United Nations dinner waa the ordinance to provide for sev- health msuraacc. educauoa aad* convinced that of the fear her parents, aha n nr- Survivteg an her busbaad. held Tuesday in Fellowship Hall eral stores. atreaauntag of the state court didatn ruaniag. he Is the bast *rnd by a brother, Robert Rtt- Domnick A. Mana; two ana, of the Red Bank Methodist No Rt. 35 He urged i •ideratioa on the More than once he said-ia an- system, aad Mr. Haaan called tor, aad two datora, Rebecca aad Red Beak Police Capt Frank J. Charch by the Social Action Com "patchworkpk " effect created in •J tor e state tottery as the aaawer and he has proposed iateiUgeet Cynthia Ritter. an at homo: her Mana aad dement D. Mane ef mittee of the Council ef Churches (Continued) zonini g TTintoi a Ave. part Industriadi l tao7f at me meetiag—"I to the problem of ftoaartog mv aohittons for than paternal grandparents. Mr. and Red Beak; two otter daughters. and pert R-I residential. Mr. kaow how rm gong to vote" oa Of the Greater Red Bank Area. traffic if there is no parking on provement ia facilities for higher This eatin aiwattoa stems back William Ritter, aad her ma- Mrs. Joseph Canao of Red Bank. Gross owns a farm on Ttatoa the Ml if It aad Mln Adeiiae Mean, at The menu included food from either side. Ave. and declared he would rath- Into) 1M7 whan, for a time, both , . MrM , aad 11 different countries. The Rt. 3S freeway will start er have the area all iaduatrlal or ana Tax Mr. Hodax aad Mr. Phillipe stood Mrs. Walter Bagtohart. an of home; a brother, Vatoatiae Pace Aims, problems and hopes of at the southern end of Shrews- coned to half-acre tots ax Oary after bang pnmd hard Mr. Barkatow said he favored counted among RepubUcan Cnb estherty. Pa. of Little Stiver, a deter. Mn. a how be weuM veto did tha Bd Satvatore Fusee of Los Aagdn, fhe United Nations were deliver- bury head west, and then turn residen developmcat u ... _ -.*-..-- °»» ban tax—aimer ..^ „. i ban. Toward the and The Jeffrie Faaeral Hone. ed in a speech by Clarence E. south down to Wall Township. Edward Russo ef Nugent aad said his vote would be „ income-it the Individual propp - oof thatat year, former Mayor J. Ifeatherty, Pa.. U ia charge of Calif., and eight anancMUraa, Plckett, executive secretary Bids for the Rt. M widening RoUenhagen, attorney* for Mass- "yes." t)t*ty taU DSMOOMS too Much of Lester Rigby «"———* it was magemente. A high requiem nan will ha emeritus of the America* Frteads in Shrewsbury will be accepted achusetts Mutual Life Ii The breakage A bUfdM tO fWldtfitf, act his intention to ma for re- offered Monday at I a. m., in Service Committee.' by the highway department Nov. Co.. financial the Meenoeth light only after Freehold Race- Mr. Beadlestoe, ia addltiea to St Anthony's Church by Magr. Center said his cHants way became involved ia a deal BERTRAM MAXaON Mr. Picket, a graduate of Pean S. The work is scheduled for supporting programs tor tha aged aTwBBaSBnnsnnWsBij .WaaWannt gaBjBjBBaaalssaaWT Salvatore DiLoreneo. Burial wiU want fur treatment for an. He to sen the track to Moamouth HIGHLANDS - Bertram Max- College and Hartford Theological completion in August, ISM. attacked the pravisloM for buf- aad those ia penal tostitattoas, Mr. Rigby originally waa elect- Park far a reported 4 million urged passage of the Turnpike- ed mayor on the Democratic Si, died Seminary, served the American The department has authorised fer areas requirtag 71 per cant M Miller" St John E. Friends since UI3. He has three million dollars for the pur- screening, dollars. Transit plan. 'Democrat for Eton- Day Fuaeral Hone. Rod Beak. p The State Racing Commission Bora in Naveeiak. be was the a member of President Dwight chaseh of right-of-waihtf y lanladd ffor "Are you attempting to put •Oe West* i 1*32. Tha next time Is stffl coarldsrlag the proposal around, however, ha won as a of the late Joseph and Car- D. Eisenhower's Commission on the Rt. 35 freeway. Otto H. property__.„.., , out of user* Asked Ia advocating note aad bst- MRS. SARAH MACLACKLAN Frederick Samuels, South It has bean widely rumored _ ,^_ - - Republican. A man be brought rie Irwin Maxson. Immigration and Natural! Frltiche. chief highway engi- thathtt McaMOuM m PerPePk kk woulld f»£giaM«nj|j| the state. Mr. He waa a resident His most recent National Com- neer. told tha Shrewsbury Com- %*£>*""* ft ?Svato2 100 ia with him the first time, Her- hen «S M,, J jk MdhZ switch Freehold's trotting races *"*"»• J * * •**• •* «* bert L. Wfflstt. Sd. also switched mittee been to munity Anodation Wednnda, SttftHS&FSSfim Highway Departmeafs II. of HI South Guadrupe Ave.. that the freeway should be to Moamouth Park. gy m gaming re-election Surviving an four daughters, serve as co-chairman with Nor- feet on Rt SS. rsndldstos for Freeholder end £*** *0 "*»widen• *«Rt- U» ia Skrewa- a resident of Freehold, N. J.. started in about three years. a second aad third Irs. John Bailey, Mrs. Mabel man Cousins for the Sane Nu- M-tZeae torton. Mrs. James Irwia aad for n yean, died ia Harbor Hos- clear Policy Committee. Ave. Uader the ordinance the Sam- during the early part of last "Rt IS should be Improved, Mrs. George Stelamachar. all of pital. Tormce, Calif., Wednes- Robert Spencer directed Last year Mr. Mayer day. The Riverside Ave. section of uel* property would become M-l Bight's mettmg. but aot through Shrewsbury, I chairman of the nomtaattag com- this place: two one, Roy end Choralettes of Red Beak High Rt » In Red Bank was widened industrial with tuskms nan ea Freeholder Director Joseph C. might add." ha said. Percy Maxson, both of this She lived bare three yean. Mn. School ia several nlectieaa. mittee of the New Shrewsbury in H35. Highway department ef- stater side. He urged council to The ansmMymaa said the Rt RapubUcaa Club. His group came a brother. Joseph Max- Maclachlaa was a Chrletiaa Scien- Modeling costumes of various ndals did not have the roadway i 'reewav should "go west of tist consider the taxpayen aad the ••Jamwim* la*JWw BBnaBa•• — •T «mi• BaaJintTlamy 401* e^aaaa\*»l» of Brooklyn; a sister. Mrs. tends were Mn. F. Everett Place width of Riverside Ave.. but said potential tax reduction If Ms hen, wherever west of hen is." Surviving are a am. DeaaM E. of Korea; Mn. Murray Uttte, sea tor anyer-wlth Mr. Rigby le Lynn of Naveslnk; II the total right-of-way on the road Mr. BadeU called for e revamp- enadchiklna aad 31 great-grand- Ethiopia; Mn. Helen Straagh ia at feet. ) Births I ing ef the stele's property tax eat of me naamg sad, for the highway aad Industrial la the etoetioa Mn. AHee M. ehUdna. Conover, West China; Mn. Contract cost of widening the system. "Gat us cat of the tea Mrs. Fraads J.' rear. ead Mr. WUJett. The Pestee Fuaeral Home, At- George E. Seamaa. Peru, road from Maple Ave. to Rec- Myron P. Koafcky, Rt 38. re- That wffl earn aU the aM E. Macladuae. Jr.. ban of Mn. Edward Clayton, China. tor PI., was SN.aW. Mr, aad Mrs. Edward Meshaa. he said. "I am op- At a stormy dub lantic Highlands, ia ia charge of minded council that the srdtaaacs M Norma Ave., Uacroft, daegh- pond to e stato ttompt waa ends to eefeat Mrs. Rev. Ralph Barrett was gen- Under Democratic Mayo don not provide for water drain- ehna's ehaaen by totredacttoa. Private faeeral ead eral chairman; Mn. Dwight Katharine Elkus White, the bor- state sales tax. will be uader tha at the age, poUuttoa of air and Mr. aad Mrs. Merwia D. Krie- mas awn tax: H < from the floor, of e aamtaatfoa . CANCANNON Young, co-chairman: Mn. Fred ough passed a resolution to spend vibration of equipment e ef Robert L. Davidson tor coun- Higgna Boyd and Mrs. William T. Alex- not more than tll.oM as part aits, 1IT Bstoaaw Ave.. Shrews- a way out." HIGHLANDS-TVmss W. Cl He declared that tha bury Township, son. yesterday. Mr. Haaoca, who san, "I an dL Leaning la advance that at, of U Ray St. died snder. dinner chairmen; Mist of an agreement with the State was to happen, Mr. Rigby per- Highway Department to provide ignores statutes. Mr. aad Mn. Cathbert Crteh- not a pottticiea," said a stato yesterday la Riverview HoepKal. Grace Allen aad Mrs. Everett Arnold Taylor, fer mitted a Mead, at that time, to Thome, decvonttoas; Mrs. Hu- parking on the north side of Riv- lew, Ron St aad Jersey Ave., lottery would "ealve oar educa- Ha waa a Ufa resident of this large group of n 1 throw la the Rigby name tor re- bert M. Farrow, Sr., tickets, and erside Ave. The highway depart- CUfrWooa, na^Taosday. ticnal problems.' l what ii now an R-4 nee, eb- He claimed a doctioa. In the dob vote. Mr. Hlhaer, publicity. ment aid the parking area oa Rigby. Mn. House aad Mr. Wil- Survlvlag an his wifo, Mn. the road is eight feet wide. Jected haviag Mr. aad Mrs. Normaa CaaareU. the same idn at one ia Norway Ella Caaranana: a son. Thomas JM to -would not load to hnwaxa de- Mt wee out In HamUtoataa Dr., Middlotowa, What rrtcanaoa of Atlantic Highlaads; acn minimum tots aad to anew linquency or tow morality. daughter. Mrs. Adelaide Otoea Whoa the State Highway De- tor Aa he sees It, a stato tottery partment announced its plans for Mr. aad Harry Gresa- of a political fever r f Dehjth. Mian.: a sister, Mrs. would be aadcr the central at Wldfrsd McMahon of Mam widening Riverside Ave., Ed- jectiag appeared ea a 1M PL, daddad to ge oat tor the may- mund B. VomStaeg. Jr., asked or's fob aayway. n the primary ajuaa. aad two grandchildren. petition. Mr. aad Mrs. Martta Idas. » Mr. Pedoae said he has "no A high reaaien man win be the borough aad stole to con- George Victor Ave. axn to grind, bat awns to asO sider shifting Rt. IS to the west WUtow I offend Monday in Our Lady of cited the ef the de- He said the four-poinp t progr Banaaa MfesVp Perpetual Hdp Catholic Church side. He suggested making strucUon of a That bang so. MrVRlgby did Bridge Ave. and Shrewsbury Ave. Boa-ceafermlag Mr. aad Mrs. Peter A. Coulth- waa prnaallag by Rev. Joseph J. Doaaetty. building. vital." aot file for the primary. "" one-way streets north and south g ard. Pint Ave. AOaatic Hlgh- was aontlaand by Burial will be to Mt OHvet Com- to carry the traffic. Several owners of small Rt 31 Thea. saying official du- dedicated to This Idn was reborn last May properties noted that they would 1 of the Funeral Hame, INTEGRITY by Bernard Kellenyl, a member be unable to improve their Stock duties to Now York AOaatle Highlands. of the Planning Board, when the erties under the City. Mr. Nstosa aaaami as a . To serve reverently . . • state's Rt IS widening plans la raaataats. Again Mr. Rigby pat Shrewsbury wan first an- Ordinance Market with dUeerty and beauty Mrs. Normaa D. TheMetd. ia for EAST NEWARJC-Thomas Me- - always, and offering the nounced. ef A storm of JOHN VANKIRKASON • arnoit in consideration. Tha hi St Jann Hospital. side residents laid the proponl Chn was bnty He WMlas faanr ef Thane At ne time deet creed or again •nf HsnnannanL 1 Rear Aajt ^' "If the WestsMes opposed to* •"•••• '*_ "J' ""*" >»««*1 !— <"* *"**< «*• (Navy-rattnd), Ban ia Stetaa Islaad. to •rice make any difference it. than certainly we are," May-aod thoughful cttseas" argtog net el laatrestod aaaperty ewe- in the high standards we at the Barn Naval ton mat of Us life. He waa a or Gray said at the time. eouacll * r Co.. Harriaan. tinue to upheld in our An» sanrtvlag an service and responsibility to the community, IM sane ticket waa Mr* aupsy. el psrlsds of rasa sr LOCAL SECURITIES Tha charge was ant Mr. Rigby, l—iiiit today In me «*towj John E. Daytiff iMl^M N te) Ms HefllMIt which then securtttos aaase to II. •aeee^s' vav vj^s^ne|aaaas^Bjga^aajv j Worden Funeral Home Funeral Home 41 t> PtOUT tlVHT M UvenMe Aveew

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Noiman I., llmh t Still Favor Upgrading, * RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Oct 23, 19SS-8 Marlboro Republicans Say Fair Haven Republicans MARLBORO TOWNSHIP-The Incumbent Ropubllcaa Mrs. Bennett ship oonmi ttsoaBOB*wh o rsosojaay Defend Borough Hall Need have been under fin torbeto g At Rebekah evssive oa tho sontog FAIR HAVEN — The all-Re- owned a municipal building for Councilman I J. question, have aaaot pubUcaa Mayor aad Council said the library, police department, said yesterday the new . an itlU In favor of this week "a new library and and borough clerk. to be ready this week. CodaefL Convention suitable portioas of th mmij-fins.1 building are vitally 3. "The library Is temporarily he said, hopes to give approval KEYPORT — Mn. Victor Ben- H" y aadded dt that this hat needed aad we are certain that located in the Huntsman Building at ita meeting Monday sklfljat to npreSeBtttiVO lortlwUdy their feeUnt etoee before primary a large majority of our citiKnt i Fair Haven Rd. and occupiesnuthortae the readvertMag •* Colfaxt Rebekah Lo time. will 417 square feet of area. bidsbid . ^ MM 71st Rebcluh Suit imbry Commltteemaa MUard B. Lam- The governing body sent out "The police department, the In ththoo jjQj bodyy M* oa the Quarter Dock of the Hotel beraoa ttatad that he and Goav an "open latter" to residents ex- borough clerk, and the building tho history of tho pcoposoit MI* Morton, Atlantic dry. It marked ralttoemaa Pnak L. RateMie aew oa thet pro- Inspector temporarily have their ough hall building is traoaj the largesUrgest assembly ever held in 'will be guided Jgr tbs P** borough hall wWch offices in the recreatioa room of The structun would be bMR_m the hotel. ^ vote Nov. I oa whether will toetods a library. the fin home, River Rd. near Fair Havds sVL- Mn* Boaastt participsted tograde eertaia WhOe not mtattonlag him by "The plumbing Inspector, the the Pageant of Trees, a cited aO burner Inspector, the attss- "These plans also provide] far for new msmbin. Mrs. Donald 1 "opea letter" which wss mailed or*t office, and the collector'* of Burgess of Untoa Beach, who ee- Mr Lawbetaoa twrf* —* wart out recenUy by i an located tothei r various full bostesest," " " Mn. he aal Mr. Rateliflt fott "public Dtmoemtic candidate for mayor, or office*. notes. "To ccaitruct memorial committee., •speared spUt oa the h> la It. he attacked the Mayor "The Mayor and CouncU now Five new lodges, we law a and CouncU for Its borough hall bold budget meetings and con-penny wise and pound Golden Leaf. Tuckshot: Miriam. aecare the voters* teattmeote on plans aad said tht oast would go fereoces toth e home of one of Itswe need this area for the i Bridgeboro; Lady Ester. Pedrie the question would prevent e ds- la excessi of I1N.M0I1N.N0. members or in thee firsfirstt aid meetmeet--of boioufb records* Town; Mantea Oak, Maatea, aad daloa aa lmpertent toJhsfuton The Mayor aad CouncU letter tog room U the fire bouse wheforn lock of proper < duties, an stored to the WOfO WOKOttSO* AlSO of the township from becoming a available.' poUtkal football." of the collector, tho i Rho Oirls' Clubs: GoMta Leaf, "An open letter baa Mr. Kotene It opposing Mayor CSasteftoa, aad MPUMJCANS IACK UPMAMIW—Above, loft to right. Paul E. Choitor, proti- rected to the Mayor and Council Russell H. Minion in the Nov. 3 ough records are stored tofa s Mr. RsteHffe sold that be and of the borough of Fair Haven ob- Fisk St gangs." An increase of Mr. Lambanoa "Mated puMldy dent of the Marlboro Township Republican Club} Incumbent Republican Committee- election. Three council teats will was noted as the largest tocreass jecting to the proposed now build- also be filled. In commenting further oa fat at tbt first TowashJp Committee man Frank L Ratdiffe; Mayor Chariot T. McCuo, and Incumbent Republican Com. tag tohous e the public library basement, the totter notes: to the history of the New Jersey la toptambar that we The governing body's "open Odd Fellowship tora perio d* > ' mitteoman Mlllard I. Umbenon Istuo itafoment that they favor, upgrading, but will and municipal offices." letter" waa signed by both the "The basement one will be ue- Robakaha The Mayor and Council said Mayor and Council. sr the eatin first floor. It win oat year. "This opinion Is nothing new, bo guided by the referendum vote in November. be used for storage space for flits the more than N old were "these an the facts: The original borough hall bids were re- hs added. "Wo have felt this way snd supplies, and toprovid e fa- IWDOfed. Sixteen dwtbs since early hi the year." 1. "The present facilities an came In too high and the archi- Miy Die' totally inadequate. tect had to be tent back toth ecilities for the safe keeping of A report on the Tournament of "What more democratic way," Little Silver 2. "The borough of Fair Haven drawing board tocom e up with a boroufh records osd docueaeOOjlB* Roast toLo s Angeles was gives. Mr. RetcUffe oasried, it then new act of plant. room will bo provided faropor * Of the five floats entered by thethan allowing* the voten a chance tonal heedqnarten torth t CM! Odd FeBows. two received tint, to givs their opinion on the ques- Defense orsjsnlMtton. A aSSOdosj Specialists Seek End GOP Cites room wiU also be provided tor aad tares received second prises. On.' 9 Reports aba wen-made on tat Ho contlmiad, "Mow that the Dr. Fowler Asks PTA use of civic quaatkm it on the ballot let1 s al- Oardtas aad the Eyes for Progress CitUirn* UaH Report W low the voten todecide . The letter cites also the report "Certain people In the town- To Cigarette Use LITTLE SILVER — The Re- Oa the aeeoad night of the eoo- for mayor To Support Civil Defense of a special dtiiens' conuaittos ship seam to feel wo have avoided By ALTON study the library aspects of the this Issue bat we have espressed and two council seats today said Dr. Warren Fowler, director of 4 in Englishtown. Mn. Ford will idem, conducted open house to ATLANTIC CTTY (AP) — The borough "hat made favorable plan. ourtetvet before—Why the papers American Public Health Associa- Red Bank's Civil Defense coun- attend the Governor's Confer- the "CroWa Nest" of 31 Join progreta during a par JOB of rap-cil, spoke at a moating of the After two months of exhaus- The following night. < did not pubUdia the fact I don't tion (APHA) has called for eam- tace en Children and Youth at Id growth under tat administra- Mechanic Street Parent-Teacher Rutgen University Nov. 7. tive study," the letter says, "las attended a banquet i paigns toi nt cigarette tion of the Republican Party. library fact finding committee oa tatameat on the Quarter Deck. urged the pub-ing. espedslly by young people. Pack 11 Association but week. They added: Peb. 0. 1990. made Us report to The conventioa ended with the lic to vote oa the upgrading soo- It said smoking is a major RUMSON - Thirty-one Mrs. Edson Lewis, PTA CtvU lie mayor and council." "It can continue to progress Defense chairman, arranged the taatalliHon of oftleers. Installed Ha svB~gBBa. ^JQB^J^SS^L so^_"Jv US' catt Joined Cub Pack II at can- Barbecue It adds that the group's i as president was Mn. Helen C. creasing at a rapid rate. under the leadership of our ^f**r*program. mendattons "an being Van Orden of Hnckensack. Mn. O p If present treads continue, hmg nonies Monday to Forrestdsle Mates." The speaker urged memben to with In our present plans LooeDa Ayres. Island Heights, •hip from one-half toon e acre. "will dalm the lives of SchooL Running for office under the write to the Red Bank mayor and Follows specifications." was district deputy president for it They wen Tip Mooney, Val GOP an Coundlmai council, aad ask for Installation Monmouth district. school cfaildna to thlt country Dowd, Jim Wolff, Tony Kerbs, Charles E. Folsom, for mayor, of adequate waning systems in In regard to the let- The past president. Mn. Han-Catholic Youth before they reach the age of 70 Kelly Meyer, John Rathbun, Ben- and Councilman Charlee W. the borough. He said the pres- Hunt Meet ler says: ash Jones, iimiwiatstlvi to the yean." APHA dedand In a res- ijamin Russell Robert Lawrence, Stephens and Raymond E. Gar-ent one it inadequate and con- The architect estimates tho Intenatioaal Ataociattaa of Re- rlton, for CTunfll, LITTLE SILVER —Plant an oration by Its governing council. Tony Gardella, Edward Dillon, fusing. He said the federal gov- complete for the filth annual bar- cost of the building to bo NMN. Week Program The association, with more than Peter Pisani, Michael Percy, Da- Their Democratic oppo eminent would provide half of We estimate that archttecfa tots the tint Rebekah shrine wffl be Cm becue supper parry which the NEW MONMOVTH-The week 13,900 members, to the largest vtd Large, Paul Sully. Scott Rich- "* ****?**• *** f*> •**« the cost Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary will and legal expenses witt be aa ad- erected toBkweafleld , lows. U.S. organixatkM of public health mood. Billy Deveraux. Walter SLr*-*tl?B j. "•* J™ltam T. ditional $7,000 Mn. Majorto National 1 Dr Fowler also told parents tohold tomorrow sight at the home Catholic Youth Week, with the specialists. Kemp. Peter Schory, Larry Kug- Wichmam aoel Hoary S. Iatelberg educate their children in correct of Mr. and Mn. William Zillger, To pay for this the borough " Mr for has $57,000 on hand toth e capital theme, "SpirttoaUao Youth — VI- The resolution calls upon ler, Eugene Vlcmii, Joseph Chil- councU. CivU 123 Silvenide Ave. the I. A. R. tht 1 improvement fund. By aa oroV talizo Nations.* health authorities "to undertake berg. Ricky Collier. Jeffrey Cite luggtttad that homo ownan have The y toternattoaal Twenty party follows the Mon- nance already passed bbyy the The prognstt at Mary's a broad educational effort, espe- Kelly. Anthony Sanden, Tom The Sepublicans, in a state- pnp •quipped shatters toth e County Hunt eighty past pnsidsnte and U dally among young people, to Shea, Steven Bunnell, Robert tneet Mayor and CouncU we have ap- district deputy p iSMfoUOWK "Definite Amory L. HaskeU's estate, Wood propriated the $07 jm in the cap- Sunday, all Hah school boys prevent cigarette smoking" and Christian, Joan Wetharlagtca, taken during Ho also askedtor mor e volun- land Farm. Middletown. ed. to collaborate with voluntary Day Yorke, Robert Nsgle. Rusty ital I ... sad girts win receive Holy Corn- that have alleviated totee n toparticipat e toth o CivU Money raised at the party goes dttioaal $10,000 by short term bar* at the la o'clock Matt health organlxaUont and edoca- Young, Denals Oroitr, Rand) tome degree the of funds Defense program. to the auxiliary fund for special Storm Blamed for the youth of do nu«al authorities. Bourne, Bony Cobb, Erie Tomp- rowing to provtdo tho required tob e raised by taxa- Dr. Fowler showed a Him onservices aad activities for Marl- $07,010. The American Cancer Society kins, Michael ReMy, Andrew tion for the borough." boro patients, according toth e In Plane Crash * alnedy begun such program* GUI, David VaaVttet, Arthur radio active fallout from the na- »day at 4:» They added: chairman, Mn. Harry A. Pujals pubUthed tofa n according to tow tome schools. PooJe, Martin AbeL Barry Mac- tional Civil WASHINGTON (AP) - Tht hay ride until t p. m. la event of "Outstaadtog among those has and was brought up for tho pub* Civil Aeronanties Board said to At its Business meeting, the rain. It will be pootooaed toth e Proceeds from last year's par- lie hearing and Baal. day a Capital Airlines plane following Sunday. a tho resjOaamf opea DOTOUOJI Wednesday, evening of recoUec- eiceealye cigarette smoking Is a State College Bond Issue. ty wen used topurchas e tele- which broke apart to flight over Edward F. Dillon. Jr.. Is the some non- vision sett, and other items for ing held May ». 1050. not eat Maryland last may, kUttag 31 par- on from 7:31 to • o'clock wtth "wtor hctor >•> *• dhwaae and addition, Memben alto elected Mn. Eu- new cubmaster. Dan motben manufacturing industry has been gene Ford, president, and Mn.the patient*. cititen In Fair Haven raised any sons, apparently fell victim to a th™e foUowiafcUowtai. promai:TMI n+ PaMic health offldalt of the Unl- acquired through resoniag. With- ted Steles snd many other conn- !~l!l*L,Mr! Jf'SL^TT' _u. W. Albert Doremus, vice presi- Mn. Lewis E. Brooks of Redobjections. ary. 7:« 0 0 out these, the over-all tax rate dent, delegates to the annual "As tho bulk of the sicisstry Violent air turbulence which by Rev. George Hafaer of Say-tries have pointed out the rela-"*• •"•• i *"™"" "* *'•• *• Bank Is hi charge of would have ben higher." convention of the New Jersey is. Supper will be served funds an already aa hand to tat overland the plane's structure reville, 1:00 practice for recited wothlp between cigarette amok-, two: Mn. Robert Lawrence, den They said, too,tha t recently capital improvement fund, sad was listed as the apadfie cause. M.« i M W»h«a. awiiM ing aanMd lung cancer." three; Congress of Parents and Teach- the gardens of tht host's home, Mass, 1:30 conference, ending another section of the borough en Nov. IS to1 0 la Atlantic we have been budgeting $M,0M The CAB said it found no evi- fjH»J cancer kills more than •»«"*: Mru. Guy Cbflbtrg, den to be decorated with Halloween with benediction at 0:M and M- 10; Mn. LeRoy Bwrnell, den U;haa been mooed for light In- City. snd harvest symbols. a year tor the past severs! yean dence the craft was damaged by lowad by rotreahmeota. 15,000 Americans annually now. dustry. to the capital Improvemsat toad M f t to Mn. William I. Mstoky. pro- The menu include* Saturday at I p. m. there wUl ThJtm^.e ttMJtobacc_ o industry research ™-"fr?L *? * ' "* and the borough owns the land ea The plane, a Viscount turbo- Halloween dance in the eomiMMiltte"K?et had no Immediate <*"* R«dy. den IS. gram chairman, said that at the Makt, *» *»ti| ptHitofti wMeh the building Is tob e con- . . fell to earth u flaming acbool auditorium. comment on the resolution. Serving oa the pack committee The Republicans also said: November meeting then will be salad, home-made pie aad coffee. structed, the construction of the Costume is a panel dtscunjoa by local law- pieces near Chats, Md.. northeast optional. At • p. m.there will be The committee, set up^by the are Mrs. Lawrence and Mn. "The need for rec- Games sad dancing wiU foi proposed buildtag win thenfon of Baltimore. May 12. It was dy to atudy the effects of Jacob Peri, reglatratioBt; Mrs* library yen oa the subject "Laws That low supper. cause no Increase toth e tax rate. ti- ChUdna Should Know.' bound from New York City totled "Can a Young Person Know cigaretteg s upopn health,, hat said Alfred E. Beck, Jr.. secretary; by the ^ of the library and Atlanta. Ga. Be in Love?" repeatedltdl y thah t therhe la no "Mn. A'. f~. ~Petty, treasurer, Borough CouncU. Mrs. Ford. Mn. Lewis. Mn. Nomadic Eskimos la various Municipal offices Capital dispatchers were eriti- K|(M, I Otk titleitl proof o ff a linkk between dg- Mn. Edgar B. Mooney. Jr., pob- "Maty noun have Doremus, Mn. Edward aad Masks literally live off the all died by the CAB for falUag IWVI 1 vja p antte aawkiag and tang cancer. Udty. by BMaaben of fas Mn. Richard Westmoreland caribou, using Us meat for food. ough. they will all bt located to pass along important weather da- will conclude with a recited idsavor to acojuln largo «*•> npnaeat the PTA at the horns for tools aad for one building for the ta toth e planes* crew. The CAB in the echool at 10 a. m. attoad tor toaWoaa l roc- Couaty PTA CouncU of our dtissns.1 aaid thU information might have Halloween Block Dance Set •wuwipiaa mo puoi Outboard Unit ********************************* storm area or take other prscau- tfaas. Opens at Irwin's For Eatontown Saturday "One LMtella Girl Richard Moonto to chare s of EATONTOWN-A baadt the advamaag by the is la Five Yean OM a aew outboard dhrtoloa of Irak's Mockdaaes win bt I aad ConnrHmaa Lena B. ANALYSIS OF WASTE Yscht Works, locatedto th e Noday. . Oat II, bom T to II p. m. Jr.. la m charge of Ughtiag. BATONTOWN- Barbara Ann 2 yard of the firm, at the foot to the parktog 1st btbtod the Bar- f arttfls. deaghter of Mr. M. of Uataa St. Moton aad boats _ Han. pUlnedthe of thai Mrs. Prank Lastolla. Rt win be told aad serviced. The dance by the BY THE ALL • REPUBLICAN mission totw o represeatativee of the Youth Activities Ones, at marked her fifth birthday with a (Pn display is th Recreatioa buffet eupper at her home. the Eatontown Rotary Club. Tat wsB aa tbs Ptoygnaai Commit- Johosoo outboofd Itrcoeutatives' were Rev. dartog tat baattot Mn. Wilbur F. Rau aad Mn.F. LeCompte. paator of tht Eat Mrs. Sara Ryaa. Norman Thetford told the corn- MONMOUTH COUNTY FREEHOLDERS win bo a variety of ontown Methodist Church, by Old Towa. Otaaobar (flbtr. Dr. Ralph Thomas. to sequin a H- uyiag from tares gtaas.) Paaa Yen, Cnstttoer(aa> toary alto. Duriag >W past year fenat dsstonto oa o moeth of INS. they pant fane town, aad Mr. different prices-llU. I.M sad $J.« per cess. Ne Mrs. Mn. Clan Roberta and ""Mn• .group. "Friends at the Ubrary," Veontss, Mr. aad bids wen token. The watte was ss much as « <*«to further thit pton ... As a aer seat. Mrs. Peter wen enrolled to tiM latest tfpst II hi dree. Patricia Aaa aad sf tost Ntor th e etav Ctfftt: Buytaioapi Mr. and Mn. Stanley Rkbtids. of moton. I ties tob o bested to tat borough Look at MN pMMds of baaa coffee for 71 canto a Bound. ; and Berban't anthers, Pnak up sad to ball until such a time mst per- But buying directly from a dealer, wlnWhJas. ! paplla la tht fifth and sixth manent euerton caa be to ttWisme vear^theypald 03 cenMa aosadtor J atettoB aad V la the ed." 1441 poundPOIMQOs Of oWOS COffeO. I HO O^BJOIOI OS SJMlCwl i Sigtilgl _ . Thoso as B par i dab wmilfrJld TwsatoyTrttNickm * wtO Talk IMIM T< it Buytog a UN N 1 started Ho setivSott Oct. *"*' " *•»••> a etc.. the rim wsn entitled to ?JLTJ5 At Conference of $$7« federal ten. But they _____ ^s^suae o^a) naBBBaaja^^ejsnaas endto cefltc t It. So, this Si.4M.el car east by Robert DtCara. wM bo fenasd WEST LONO BRANCH - Dr. py ooBt spoiOe Tk* siaeuat awy ast be bto. Istor. Earl O. NMu, Oskbant, chair- Mrs. Cartit Adams MM then or sat to dsatrtment of autiatsi admra- elto star t a refresher Istnttoa, will speak on "Penpee- t The county psM $J.JS par sal* i rcontract brides. Dr. Thomas tlvs" st the Monmouth Couaty taxpayer* paid tin aaM he would be wIlHagte teac h Education AstodtUea'i Toachen for asd frosts for couaty can, even tnaafjTiH i • classtor bride s bsatoem. Institute st MMdletowii Township stuff was ea tale swrywhon for UM. Tks waste, ; High School today. M par seat. ! The mettlng, which will be bsM am.. nswiiiiiiiM —«-—«-** Is^twatftsask M -—•* 4Ja\ ^awawka • from 1:10 t. m. until I p. m., at- inv vDUHiHiyy pajiaj tBpiwvvii aw iaj tai BJBJBJWV ,' Name Paint quart for J.00toO0 i quart*. Buying aa bidto bats , . •o will drel with relatlonshlBi of price oould builn<>*>mmi with teacher* and K have been U cento par ousrt. las ' waste, between N sad IN par tewlT ] Firm Manager with nerennnel tub|ecti. I'M* policcy nf wsslwaile hai been cola ad by a few ; Demetrlt* D. Mtrkov, Long one-party noesetaase*a who really don't fiprttiat any , SHREWSBURY - Oldsa Pslnt Rrtnch. nf the Monmouth Cot party at all. . "The* y pick the candMitoi. oad ON < Factory. N Newman Spring* Rd legs department* nf social ahoti. wiforcforce their rulee-but It costt tattea- j baa named William V. ArArmm- tcleacet snd langusget, will at- peyer> •hamefullvamefullv. 14? Davis la.. River lead the ttth regional conference agaaWj swalana.l saajuSafM] of the American Association of Tetrnvn of Rltvle aad Rait F.u- The flnii kaadtot a full line of rnpnin tJiiauiaM st Vatsar Cot' WHAT CAN WE DO? VOTE DEMOCRATIC! PS'"* . wallpaper and floor and l»l» «•«' Fridiy tnd Saturdsy, will tll«« Mr Armttrnni1 haa had IS Rnrivr) nf hliumlntHia rnal In ILICT ANOTMM MI0MHJ>HT ALAIM — Firemen, not Colonial petrlott, eniwer a modern yuani' »np»rlrni» In Ih tOI IKIIIO AC NrRMAN 4 anil automatic fire elerm in Paul Koere'i old home In loiton % North fnd Ut« Oct. 21. il*iorallna ti*M I «t Iwn Ifllllim torn enough ft Rfi.ri.1 AfrtntAti MtNiomi vANtire.vr.riiMAHONCY II* 1* a vn.i.ri nf il i . (HKI vi «n •• Hie i iifirni lar for tar let ler IUIS, believed itarted by a cigarette, ~«. tonfln.d to portion f» kltch.n o( the innflM( Mr Am•ulmn nf I ri m n V • AMvmnly tunvflele thviltt rr—MIOen , Clerk hl'or,< landmark from where Rt».r. ttartr.l hit Um..ut'.i.ln .n 17/fc to w«,n <>l an llr.l III lhrf.,1,1,r|M»i ?' •;"•'• I IV V..,,,, , , M****M******A ELECTION DAY LUNCH rux and sons, John and Victor. wd Mrs. Blanche «-frf«y. Oct. 21. W59 RED BANK REGISTER UNION BEACH-An Election Mrs. Ralph Coward and Mr. and daughter Eiteea, Collins Heads Day baked ham luncheon will be Mrs. Kevin PeUtt. Union Beach. burg. served by the Ladies' Aid of Concrete Firm Grace Methodist Church from KEANSBURG-J. Harold Col- » until 1 p. m. Mrs. Leo lins, president of Collins Bros,, MaadJ. Mrs. Margaret Milne Inc., this borough, has been and Mrs. Clarence McQueen, Sr. I elected president of United Ma- are la charge. Attending th terials Corp., the shore's largest guild's last meeting were Mrs. SALE! firm dealing in quality-controlled Maadl, Mrs. Milne, Mrs. Me TRAVEL AGENCY ,sc ready-mixed concrete, it was an- Queen, Mrs. Florence Lohse, Miss FAMED WIND-IOC M ia nounced today. Ada Carey, Mrs. Cecelia Everaon, 10 RICKLESS PL. *t'. 31* COOKMAN AVE. ! Other officers elected include Mrs. Jessie Thompson, Mrs. Ira L. Crouse and Conrad Sebolt. Walter Penrose, Mrs. Alice Ben 3 CHAH€l TILT STORM WINDOWS; RIO RANK •^*5*sf^ ASIURY PARK vice president!, and Duncan C. nett. Mrs. James Mulhoiland, jThecker, secretary and general Mrs. Elisabeth Abbott and Mrs SH MOM PI I-SOM manager. Mr. Collins replaces Ruth MlcalU. Mrs. Thompson wa Mr. Croute, partially retiring, as hostess. 95? the new president. United Materials operates five You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, ready-mixed concrete plans in the nunrmnriMMv county with a fleet of 4» radio- but and tour ticket*, hotel and raierf arta MtOOLETOWN - A turkey controlled trucks. Its main plant dinner was give* to celebrate the is on West Park Ave., Wayside. third Mrthday of Anthony Barnes. retervatians «r our offictt. Mr. Collins, a banker, in ad- Jr., aon of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony dition to his regular business, has •ants, Sr.. Harmony Ave. At- operated a fuel and mason supply Madia* were Mrs. Katharine IT COSTS NO MORI TO IOOK business in Keansburg for more Varnea, Keansburg; Mr. ; than 50 years. He is chairman Mrs. WUtiam Da La Crux, MaU- of the board of the Keansburg wan: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Da La THROUAN YOUR LOCAL TRAVIL AftINT National Bank and serves as a trustee of Riverview Hospital, • Tripla ketartl Red Bank. He resides with his wife at 568 MATERIALS MRM OPHCRRS —J. Harald Callins (seat- FOR THE • Tripla Tit Atria*! River Rd., Fair Haven. They ed) reviews plant for earning year with Duncan C. Na Dawa Paymaar • lit Paynat Fat).. lfM, have two sons. Jack, credit man- FULLEST ' It Pays to Advertise in The Register ager of United Materials, and Thtck.r. Mr. Collins, a banker and businessman, at (WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES) Lawrence, a student at the Uni- well as trustee of Riverview Hospital, it the new presi- IUY WRICT-SHOWROOM ONLYI versity of Portland, Ore. dent of United Materials Corp. Mr. Thecker WAS re- SELECTION elected secretary and general manager. The firm oper- OF TOP i SALESMEM SO COMMISSIONS!** ates a fleet of 40 trucks, all radio controlled. Tfcata Ara Quality WMtwt At Lawatt COSMETICS Five Vacancies Open Hornig, Catherine Smith, Elaine I NEW SOFA and Diane Amburg, Kevin Young | For Nurse*' Aide* and Jean and Dennis Sidell. STOP AT • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY SHREWSBURY - Mrs. A. W. DAILY aad SAT. I A. M. la • ». M. WED. aaal FRI. I A. M. ta • P. at 4W Kennedy, chairman of the volun- Auxiliary Members teer nurses' aide committee, in-; * PROFESSIONAL terviewed candidates Monday | Observe Birthdays night for the Red Cross volun-j UNION BEACH — Mrs. Keith I PHARMACY tecr nurses' aide training courseJGunsauls, Mrs. James Haggertyj which is starting Monday, Nov. and Mrs. Raymond Klein were! SH 1-5281 St. SHadyilde L7S00 Rad 2. at Mnnmouth Medical Center. hostesses when the Ladies' Ajx-jj Miss Ruth E. Johnston, Red iliary of Fire Company 1 met last 1M BKOAD ST.. RED IANK Cross instructor and director of week in the fire house. nurses at the hospital, will con- Mrs. John Calandra was given duct the class. Nine candidates the hostesses' gift. have been approved, leaving five The birthdays of Mrs. Kleii more places available. Applies- and Mrs. William Bommer tion forms may be filed at the celebrated after the meeting chapter house, Rt. 35, or with the Each received a gift Jrom he director of volunteers at Mon- secret pal. Others attendinj mouth Medical Center. were Mrs. Joseph Ahlers, Mrs Fred Brunner, Mrs. James Cal DOUBLE CELEBRATION jhoun. Mrs. Patrick Coffey, Mrs PORT MONMOUTH — A dou- Robert Schiable. Mrs. Franl ble celebration was held Satur- Cozens, Mrs. Gustave Dirner day for the seventh birthday of Mrs. Arthur Gallini, Mrs. Henrj Dcnise Gass and the 10th birth- Gunsauls, Mrs Richard Trem day of Henry Gass, children of bley, Mrs. Herbert Klein, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gass, Briar-jHerbert F. Klein, Mrs. WiUian cliff PI. Present were Stanley Mannella, Mrs. Thomas Marotta contempo house Roskowski, Mary and Arthur Mrj. Raymond Menges and Mrs Brittian, Daniel Hurley, Debbie I Theodore Trembley.

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Farrow, Jr., Muscular dystrophy is a pro* T. OOtospie, Point Ptosant, Can- realtorr; Alfred Juste, J , Mf JAMBS MABLOW For **«ttr r It wu generally tral Division manageg r of New Jer- Monmouth Kterstood that Khrushchev's swsy the BuscHt foi Nl O C Compaay. aai Norman Fey. WASHINOTON (AP)—AnyoM sty Natural Ou Company; nesting with President Elseahow- •use. Most of its vic- Chartoe Pike, Matawsa, esacn- Haven, Bayabore District S tethered by the fading the intr would be followed, sooner or Needed tim* are childrea. live director of the M gcr of Jersey Ceatral Power tofMtional air wu getting ax ater, by a summit meeting bo- ASBURY PARK - Louis T. Mr. Wigdortt announced thai County Planning Board; Hubert Ught Company. dear for comfort can breath) ween Eisenhower. Khrushchev, Wlgdortt, county Muscular Dys- tta Commerce and Industry Di antler aow. Tha smog is eomlnj and the heads of the British end Appeal dialrmaa, an- vision, under tta charimanship ol Mhck. Things aft getting to faFrench fovwABMSw^ III thto weak that almost all Oscar A. Newmtbt. Fair Haven fteir old foulatap MIVM again pesttoo left wu to suiting advance donation! It wu. like watching tht de itiu have beta organ- bed for tta March Againsorgant Mu-- (torn MMM. Mr. Newquitt U parture of a buy tugboat, leav manager of Monmouth Consoll tag brhlnd • calar Dystrophy Nov. t to14 date. d Water Compuy. w»ke, when Premier NlkiU Eweptiou are Keauburg, Key- port aad Spring Lake. Diybdoa members, are Jul« Khrushchev barged away fron Plangere, Interlakon, productioc here last September. Rt left be Mr. Wigdortt lowed a ptoa for Asbary Park Press; J hind a kind of glow. volunteers tospar k the drive to •.Boom Park. No* The dark OBi, eta m thou mmraualtiu. "Mrt«itor 1 JeB Tttophaoo Company'i ^M Af^& faaaBafflal ^^^^^^^ & Bat then PreeMsat Charla* dystrophy to tacartbb aai It to Braarh offices Robert W V Ml. sOauUo of Froaee baM fatal to cMlirea." ta aaafead Kueterg. in for a mnHag Iwa. tout obtain faD aapport ofsuraact MNT C* KM wHh a Mf if thto drive to find aw care through tie. West CJ? AaWMiy arlRfl .research aad to suet ouoarr oblige oblige-- detrfct of RayttaM aMt.aad Vftog-Thottoavutheisoropu 'Aad mayba they will. Bat ha •ride far deOaaBe to'-* " BOW tnClt IS say ttou thftt for uyoM who lovti to tea things get foaled ap. thtfrom Paris feet Xhrethchev hi a very wonderful world. nay visit deOauOo ia Jaauary, the possibility for sotfa Increased QUIUK COMPLETE Immesaoreably. DeOeulle tea' tasy to get atoog with. And lene NIU, Dabby Lean, Patty Khrushchev canto difficult Himelman Johutone, Kathy Jones. Soretta spyici It they isat net along, « Rodack. Carol Mardtoa, Eton Oddo, Susan Otto, Christa Wa^ MUttASOEtrnrJCCO. b* at oir Aad tatweuot wHits Council wick, Nancy Flood aad Amy INTERIOR DESIGNERS MYRON KOZICKYASSO • _ a lot of '• Christensen. The troop will meet again aext Thursday at tha Mon- On Issues mouth County Organisation for Far the Speaking last night, before the Social Services headquarters to Then there's the queetfon of •aOanUae •!««, MT Bread St. Red Baak. N. X IB MM •ok* MsisiiBMjC*. liurmament aad Red Chins. R«d Bank Democratic Club, Wil-stuff tuberculosis seals a save- liam . Himelman, Democratic win beeoea... Bihile here Khrushchev talked In lopes for the coming fund drive. mch a hearty way about the pos-council candidate, once again liMlity of world disarmament blasted tha Republican adminis- SwidavJ2lo S tration "for their silence oa the iaiaisiiaaiiiis iaiiii that no one wu quite simple laaiiiaaiianai aa iaia«aaiaaita»*a enough to buy the package whole- issues of this campaign. iaaiiiaaiaais laiaiismsisisaaat aaiissaaassasBiastiBiaii USE OUR sale. He said: iisisBssaaBsisssBiaiiaiaasiaiBiBisiiBi••••••••••••••••••(•••I" Lay.Away Plan It was good propaganda for"It only fDM to prove what I Russia but mere are a millionhive said aaay timse before — details in disarmament and they that the RopabHcau have been to Cat have to taagree d on before there ia office for so long that they no is any. No one expected It tolonger car* what the peoplp e happen soon, anyway. or what they consider imimport- GCLCO Mr. Hlmalsn said "the people Aai right hi the middae of of Rod Baak wast more than silence aad they will show the weve ^B^^B • The RepubHcaa party oa election day that they caa not and will not an armed. Bat f United States refuse ta reeea. be ignored* bogged WANAMASSA Mr. Himelman said "Red Bank needs a self sustaining parking Further, this country lacaaa authority to relieve Red Bank's •••••a even think they're fit to ba hItfllni O psnuaB p, isaan Hie big Hard of H««*ig? tha United Nations. Still further, for tfct commuter tad Aoppar •aaaaa the Red Chinese have vowed to 1^ Vff M !••••• ia a JV«t> FJIEE ftoo&tet take Formosa way from tht Na- Ha also said tht Idea of anIB a tionalist Chinese of-Chiang Kai- authority la act new — and asked • a a ones in by doctor mtailmble Shek, an American ally. the Republicans why they have • a a IB a They can't do that without not takea aay actka to relieve ia a A noted ear physician hai hut guns. And what gaoi would aay the problem, "especially when a IB a written a book which many agreement oa disarmament with sotattoa la available." IB a cooskkr to bs the finest book •a a Russia do If the Red Chinese Mr. Hlmebnan asked the May-•a a of ita kmd ever publtabai. If stayed armed? Bat how caa weor aai CnmcU for the results of aa • you have a heariag kiee or IB a make an agraemeat wHh It the propoasd park on the west II BBBCI hava a Mead or loved one laaaa• a aaaa- we refuse to recognise mom uside of Red Bank. IBBBB who doe*, you will Immedi- a •ovtrameat? He said: ifliaai ately want to have thai doc- "All I caa aee are mod flats. tor's advice and knowledge aai a Urge waste of eloea at haad for ' y Wo aaad parks, aai roe- reatkMl faelHaes la Rod Bank Don't ta hi the dark any aat M years fram aow. longer about heariag totsaa d the wonders of science aad Of Rod medicine that anew the cor- If ta really sticks totha t CAP Group rection of hearing km Kaow things are really mused We hunted far and wide In the what caa aad cant be done The State Department tos said Plane Dance about hearing loss today. Red Chaw shows ao aiga WANAMASSA — Ptons for a Air Patrol dance Nov. 14 sportswear market to capture all Written tor the entire family, abandoning Its announced totea-Civil Oon to MO force, If necesssi were dtonitaed at a mooting in this book has recently been to take Formosa. tta home of First Lt. Robert the best looking, most warming made available ia handy book- This news was Iseaed after Cloy, commander of let form and may ta obtained became known that Khrushchev Sauadroa. laaaa* free of aay charge or abliga- This wlH bt a combined dance fashions for the outdoor life. Here aaaa> noVQ MBt Elat9HnOW9t* • Bll> tton stsapty by writtas to at dsaUag wtth Red ChJaa. The for the cadet aad senior mem- iiiaai BBBBt. ter said Russia seaports the biff* oad their escorts, of the•••••• are the rugged ones, tailored with .aaaai Township and Mimfftmith laaaai tastaar Communist Chlatu dalm to Brick •aiaai •asaa. soaadroas. aaiaai strength for plenty of satisfying wear. Refreshments, decorations aad • •am •BBBBI a dance site were discussed. aa AcMKtkoi Htvtaf StMrHATS WRONG? aa Members of the dance commit- BB ALBANY. N. Y. (AP) - "Al tee from tha Brick Township aa aa BBBB B '4M^M0BKKKWKUZ£!Mis£*t£'X. Smith'* Derby" to ta a see sauadroa were Warrant Office aa noreace Black aad Cadets Paul aa aaiai AS8URYPARK Zlgo. Joaa Black. William Har- BB So the siga says. • a • I BBBB- The shop proprleto riagioaaad Joel Pack. BB BBiaa • Pt 4-2201 m laaan Moth eejudron wu ropro- • • IBB1BB3 by U day aad Cadets • a IBBBBa Robert CoMas. Joha Kotttor aai • a iiatir huhaik a* • a toAl Canl aa Bl aa • a I* eilee Me— Stjbdivisions. • a Say Hooey Be Mtee • a naiai Are Okayed •aaiai RUMSON - Thru minor tub- ••••at Rof ul«rt and leaf s by the Mayer aai Coaadaadl l loslost t alghalghtt in ton m4 §rey HOMEY BEE FLONOB They went toto M Mrs . bBbBaoio iWO- AfBBBl BBBB> * RUSStU T. HO0MISS it. one tot toy j»e, aod Mr. Mi 4M MOAO It. SMMWIMMV B)WB urn » gMCB Mftf La., eraatton al • tot WIBtom P. Keller- IN 1-4010 that *e toot Weak" of me year will

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IS bv in* l«>ae>ra, Mrs Edward It *•• sl*n atalad thai •urlns iho hati* nn hand for pKk uml fr« .t»hv»ry •i«l»«i by Mra Inhn Jntinilnn* WANAMASA Mffittnlrt •ItrmilhH wtm IMIrn '.!• rr>, Kallilrrit Motili, I litr • IB « l» ' 'I •••set***?'1**""****"'1** Kd Register THE DARK SIDE JIM BISHOP: N. J. Stato Highway X. ft J. Reporter ltnkf MM a Cook Mi Hoary day Golf is a great game for people who art gamy. THoatAs mvmo MOWN, Famaatr im-im Now and then, I go out on the course to swap plaaaaat lies with the masochists and, for openers, I tak* a JUIUJ. HOOAN. M. HAROLD KELLY. HAIRY PENMNGTON, mighty «wipe at the ball and watch it dribble down off edge of the tee to die between two stones. Some el Ik* Awtctatoi Frees of the others cluck sympathetically and MM *a AT MI «itnn*«« say: "Poor guy. He's off bis tame." They mean he's off his nut Twenty years ago, I took up gjoif. A* ••* auk RMMtr IMWI M Bauciu rmvaadblUttM l« tmcreMMU »mn n tfnrat*- M will imM. wnkwi aim, ttM Mtt at ta •dratlMMai la wkiek it* tr*>tr«W>ic4i wttt There are only two things wrong with UwMn «UI WW M* O» guiiiam f.im.ly « u* mar «kMk •» MOW. my game: rm left-handed and I can't I la Mt*» iraai tu nadtn. hit the balL Once. I had 14 dubs. They SU OKMM UK mr t».Mt t * aua • < were so heavy that sometimes, when I lifted the bag, both shoelaces broke. FRIDAY, OCTOBER JJ, ISM Month by month. I discarded the dube regarded as non-essential Three years ago. I was down to a 5 Iron; an 8 and a putter. If I couldn't master these, I figured, what Let's Have the Facts was I doing carrying all the others? Some of them wore better sox than I. Well, I couldn't master the James P. Mitchell, the secretary concerned Americans knowing more five, the eight and the putter, and my wife went to Abercrombie and Fitch and bought one all-purpose club. about the facts. of labor whom we like to know as It has a rachet and a key and it can be mads mto a Little Silver neighbor, hat come Under provisions of the Taft- • driver, a putter, a 3, a 5, a 7 and a 9 Iron. So. with up with an idea that makes a lot Hartley law, the President can and two golf balls and a brace of tees in my pocket, I be- does set up fact-finding boards, bu gan to walk the golf courses with this dub. It is called of sense. He wants a law that would the Miracle. "That's what it will be," my wife said, only if a strike imperils the nation's permit the President of the United "if you hit the ball." health or safety. And, too often, these States to set up a fact-finding board The dub is still Intact I am not For a while, I boards do not spell out the facts in to examine issues publicly when la- practiced giving up golf for Lent, and then I found It a way that the average American easy to sacrifice the game for a whole year or two. A bor-management disputes reach the can read and understand them. Mr. few days ago, the club fell out of a doset and almost deadlock stage. Mitchell's plan would give the Presi- broke my foot so I decided to try the game again. Who knows, I figured. Maybe I'll hit a ball by accident dent the right to set up such boards Home Mr. Mitchell, hi this, is not con- THESE DAYS I needed a partner, so I phoned Miss Joan Sulli- testing labor's right to strike. Nor is whenever federal mediators believe By GEORGE E SOKOLSKY Economics van, a pretty blonde who has never played golf and serious disputes reach the deadlock thinks it's the name of a gasoline. "Mrs. Butcher Is he hi conflict with management's Colonel F. W. Campbell of Las Cruces, New Mex- By state. And these boards would be ico, writes: sponsoring us at the Deal Golf and Country Club," I right to establish employment princi- LORNA K. WHITE empowered to bring the facts to light Can you mention any other great military said. "We leave at dawn. Well, at 11:30 anyway." ples. He hi saying, in effect, however, HOME AGENT through hearings in which witnesses power, that at its height, offered to completely diaarm, •Tve never played it," said Miss Sullivan. "What that the public has the right to know iCoaatfy do I wear?" would be subject to subpoena. They and urged the powera of the world to do so likewise. I urge you to try and co-operate with The Deal Club is a beautiful place, flanked by just what all the fussing is about would do this before the time came » Caant St, FroaaaM when disputes that are harmful to his (Khrushchev's) object, and not try climbing mortgages. Miss Sullivan looked funny lugging when imposition of a Taft-Hartley to throw a monkey wrench in the my daughter's dubs, so I got a caddy for her. Hh name the nation retch the critical stage. cooling-off injunction was necessary. machinery." was Spanish. He wants the facts brought into the The difficulty about all this is that PackJni lunettes is easy today "Spanish." I said, "give Miss Sullivan a few tips The bitterness of having a court or- with all of tha packaguuj aids that open. , der forcing workers back to their Khrushchev really makes no offer of art available. about the game. Nothing elaborate, understand. Just show her how to stand, how to swing, and which end jobs would be delayed, perhaps disarmament Had such an offer been Sandwiches art easily Of course, here, Mr. Mitchell's made, properly and completely, it would la waxed paper bags or of the dub to hold. I don't want her to make a holy mam thought is about the crippling averted. saarfwica boxes or wrapped show of me in front of all the people." have included provision for inspection aluminum foil, waxad paper SOKOLSKY control. Anyone can say, "You dis- Spanish needed no further encouragement He steel strike. Something, everyone Mr. Mitchell is right in his belief and piaaitc wrap. This type of pa knows, has got to be done to settle arm and I'll disarm." Why not put it the other way: aging caa also be used tar raw straightened the lady's feet aet the ball up, showed that fact-finders should explore in 'I shall completely disarm and then you completely vegetable*, for raisins or dates, it Losses to the American people al- cookies, outs or candy. Kttp a her bow to swing, and stepped back. Miss Sullivan depth both reasons for serious dis- disarm." belted the ball 140 yards. ready are fantastic. This week, it supply on hand la a coavaaiant putes and efforts to resolve them. He But how can any country know, that another coun- place for ready use. "Or," I said, "would you rather sit in the dub was estimated the steel industry has also is right that Presidential boards try has completely disarmed without provision for to- The plastic containers used lor and play gin?" dropped nearly 2.9 billion dollars in cheese wedges are good for thaee should act under law rather than at tal inspection and absolute control by an international foods, too. And you can buy "Did I hit It the way I'm supposed tor Mies Sulli- sales and 27,M0J0O ingot tons in the whim of the White House, as body? Are we to take Soviet Russia's promises on faith? wedge-shaped plastic ceataiaan van said Innocently. "I aimed for that little tiny flag or What justification can there be for such a faith? Has Just the right aiaa ler a piece « whatever it la." output Steel workers had lost 998.8 was the case under President Tru- pie. million dollars ta wages an average Soviet Russia's record of kept treaties been such that Pack fruit solatia aad caatard I teed up. I stepped away and flailed a few blades man. The important thing is that the the precedents would justify accepting anything from of grass. "You'll see," I heard Miss Sullivan say. "He'll of $1369 per man. Steel-fed indus- la custard cups, covered with leu. American people be taken into trust that source on faith? Milk, cocoa, fruit Juke or hot show us how it should be done. Mr. Bishop is good at tries were suffering. General Motors soup go lato the kacfcU- and be kept informed fully when I would go further and say that no disarmament drea's hiachsa. games." I hauled off and swung with my Miracle. Tig Corp. laid off 60,000 workers. Other troubles harmful to their security are can be accepted without inspection and control. The ball went ptraight down, popped up four stories, ami' Americans were importing foreign threatened. It also seems reasonable United States would be ready to accept inspection and dried fruits or auto are extra au- died 15 yards in front of the tee. ^ steel. The end of the trouble seemed control if Soviet Russia accepted the same terms. tritlous, as are the paaaut but- "That," I snarled, "is the way to do it" She madi to expect that both sides in critical ter cookies, for which ON I a distance away. It was Bernard Baruch, as far back as 1946, whooffers the following ractoa. an eight on the first hole. I got a ten. "See." Miss Sulli- disputes might arrive upon areas of proposed, at the United Nations concerning atomic van said to Spanish, "he's ahead of me already." The So, in the opinion of Secretary settlement quicker and easier if both weapons, that their production be limited, inspected second hole la a 400-yarder. She made it Is 11; I was Mitchell, the nation is confronted knew that their maneuverings were and controlled. This was then rejected by Soviet Rus- Sift together in the cup In 16 without hardly drawing a deep breath. being watched and made subject to sia and has since been rejected by Soviet Russia. Hour, 1 teaapaoe aodai H tea- with a situation that should not be iH. Croam together ' At 2 p. m. we had lunch in the beautiful dining permitted to repeat itself without all open public opinion. In a speech before the House of Representatives cup brown sugar. H cup _ room of the Deal Club. Miss Sullivan ate her rabbit of South Carolina on April 16, 1947. Baruch said: * ' sugar aad >4 cup shortoa- food and prattled about golf. She adored it Spanish, the "Let us not be deceived—we are today in the midst tog. Boat until well mixed, •tu- •aid. explained to her that each of those divine dubs la K cup paaaut batter aad .. of a cold war. Our enemies are to be found abroad taaapooa vtaffla. Stir to tat flew had a different purpose. She was thinking seriously of YOUR MONEY'S WORTH and at home. Let us never forget this: mixture, a little at a tuat. taking up golf. It would be a good idea, she thought, "Our unrest is the heart of their success. The peace Form tat dough toto If I took It up too. of the world is the hope and the goal of our political cookie After lunch, Spanish waa waiting out front pick- By SYLVIA PORTER system; It is the despair and defeat of those who stand Flatten each ban by lJMjWablgs (After alt. the Treaeury dldn' side does It and the other does not disarm, what can VM art~deci4ed>y aware of dlf have anv altemsllve eicent be done about it? Shall we limit ourselves to calling data, but «w ferae* retos at nturt aa savings oay a I per rent Interest rate th* nation that does not live up to Its agreement • tingi n snYnrfttmtt intni aat) triala aa aatra ana or two had to raise the cash, and Inlr par taat aa a SSMII aatount of louse? It ii like abolishing murder without a police e«t rates In the oprn msrkr-t on TU aaoaaw satwrta at) to vary little Ort. a wire it • |fvrl whrrr force to maintain the peace. When a statesman arises la a yaar. yaw care about aettlag UoMtaMceAtter fhr gnlnc ralr for U.S. Trrasury and says "Let you and me diaarm," but he doea not ea tha psroato' part, ket alas borrowing* wm » prr cent ) say that there Is to be Inspection and control, he linmtatts, says Mrs. FhyfUa P. Vet Stfak thai I per cent a Y»u w»r<> th<* one who demon OfmT> taMil ta yaw ta aa eMtgatloa tf the VM MratNl your faith In the dollar's bluffing and his bluff should be tailed, It Is Impractical "* ***•• »•'•* Qovsrawsm w augleally high. at Rutgers Uaivanary. The d sntt your hellef that to talk about disarmament unless provision Is made to SBaAaBaA BaaaAaaaal BaAevA BBBa4 Tea haven't any apodal loyalty ih» rltr In the rost of living In B^Bv^PPBT aajBWPBl awajf/Bj Rven at aay form of aavlaga, aad you Inspect the disarming count rlra from border to border. ef • af^w^rB/ twS^STvtS^^BTB/ a^aj BBBB/ in* vr«r« nhrmt won't he sharp family, too art tjtrto wfflwf to shift your enough in nit nVeply Into that Good faith and sacred promises by statesmen are not % per tent return. You wore the to be trusted. This lent tot difficult to apHe tat M. one who made up your mind tn It would be a godsend to the human race If a true Vaa «atl aright team at a 'orh up wvlngs In a U * waj s Importanp t If aa ekaaaa to pat yaw eaoati h Into a ViiY u were the one whn on your way could be found to effect disarmament, particularly taHw far aa hourh , thha taaaagtr will fool teases US toad which would pay youu! '«n cntirM • mirh'f thai until of (he unconventional weapons which are so costly g l f 1 If he raa't' . ton I par taat a year or as aver a < »li-rt while t«n wia ilrlrllv Ihe that they Impoverish the nations which produce them The spproarh that usually toag partod of years •"ivin.p of |hr n»nl Initilullnni k>e*l nn the prnfc- You may aaf he aware, though ".I wnttihv Invi'ilnti unit *hn even without a war. Rut there Is no rhanre that any """*' (Mi a marketable V% Tr.Mun .-ir«l»i| » uuihlalli alinn uliniil nation will dare to rl»k wmkr-ninii Ms defense* until rj,'",," •MitaitMi earn** wnw 4*«r»r a*, ma-•or • "market ••>!•" nnl» moot i-rfinrrit nml Impm li.il MWIIHHI l< drviord for In '•ikil-wmi An sthllrsrv rul* r «eans II It trutotiu ih. ,,p.n sliri'llnll unit innllnl K 111 u-hi In \ klii^. • Ih-il an,| |f "*'" '•• "• nl»il. tin! « .l»< Uli.n In Utilitotk U ei»«> Wue !• Utnmt I' l- MU'lr ».: SMt DIM, ,| , ,., ,,, ,),,»„ I,- -. -I.- l.r ., ,M ' - - . , ,. " , -1'"11 M" <•••""'•«" '••• • !•«•! Model Airplane Club Chm, activitiea cover central RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Oct 23. MW—fL line, atunt flying, apeed racing. Meet* Week-end* 'Big Enoughs [Campi Urges Fagan Heads Four join The show also will feature «•> Atm Pen to Entertain lic by The Gems, a tew pMCI RARITAN TOWNSHIP - of the chib art avattabte attbt fltM to help aid advise Speaker Asks Attendance PR Staff Trail Riders At Kenaington dance orchestra, and Sal BafMM» Tnomaa Julma. II Stephen PI., singer-guitarist,' Ntchoiaa Cpa> Haxtot. hai announced that the ptoipecUve flyert* "An You Big Enough?" will A a. II««,«„«. BLOOMFIELD — The appoint- EATONTOWN — Four LONG BRANCH — Ann Pert, MkfcUetown Model Airplane Club meat of Raymond F. Fagan, lor- members wen received at last a dancer at Latin Quarter in Newmarano, host-owner, said a aw be aa addrea* to tha Red Bank AX Iiearillg y stage haa been erected m *• meets every week-end on the Playwright Ti WllUama merry of Red Bank, as director week's meeting of the Monmouth I York City, heads the cast of en- County Trail Riden in the homeltertalners who will perform in new dining room. field behtad Gerdon'i Hobby Cen- was bora In an Episcopal Church ^.ftiSZfi^yjtL gOunmX icle LITTLE SILVER - Ma^r P.of public relations for Schering ter. Rt. SI. %?!L\J%L * aul Camppi todayy urgeg d residenu — "" Kensington Lounge. Joline Ave., rectory in Columbus. Miss. Corp., pharmaceuticahil l maaufacf - of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ely, of g It p*n la tdvtrtiH M attend Monday night's sewer lurer, was announced Tinton Ave. tonight and tomorrow. The ch* matte la the Molly , today by —Arivertliment. age committee report hearing in FFrancis C. Brown, presidend t of New members are Walter Neu- « Markbam Place School. the company. bauer, Jr., Fort Monmouth; Mrs. WHO MRD SEED The hearing will run from • to John"O. HarUler, Keyport; Mrs. It p. m. Virginia Bennett, Belmar, and SUNFLOWER SEED "The hearing la not scheduled Michael Stringer, of this place. for the purpose of approval or Fourty-four members attended disapproval of the matter," May- recent performance of the or Campi said. "Rather, it is to Rodeo at Madison Square Garden present facts and other informa- in New York. tion for the enlightment of local Kifcbt ftntet B.D.WOLCOTTSiSONS residents." Members will participate in the Mayor Campi said he and mem- Long Branch Halloween parade PAINT • NARDWAM • lOOtS Saturday. « MAM STREET U Um EATONIOWN bers of the council will attempt to answer the questions of real- Refreshments were served by dnets about the system at the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weils and meeting. daughter, Joyce, of Little Silver. "Such questions as have been received up to two weeks prior to the Oct. 21 meeting will be an- swered to the extent that time permits," the mayor said. Mayor Campi and council mem' bers had a meeting Tuesday aight to prepare replies to the letters. Also attending that meeting were mmebera of the Board of F. Fagan Dr. Georg* R. SokM Health, the aewerage committee, education section of the DuPont well aa representatives of the Mr. Fagan had been a member, Company's Extension Division, engineering firm which conduct- of the company's Public Relations with headquarten in Wilmington, ed a survey to determine if a Department since it was organ- Del. For several yean he hassewerage system is a possibility ized in INS. He Joined Schering been active in the educational here. n March 19*4, as a member of program of tha Delsware Sec- Mayor Campi said the sewer- the management research stalf. tion of the American Chemical t* ttudy originated a number of A graduate of Red Bank Cath- Society, and in this connection years ago when Joseph C. Davi olic High School In IMS, Mr. Fa- addressed numerous teacher and son was mayor. gan attended Notre Dame Uni- We Are college groups In several state* Ne Aetlen versity, from which he received Dr. SeWel obtained his Ph. D Mayor Campi emphasized again bachelor of arts degree in so- in physicapy l chemistry at Johns that no action will be taken by ciology. HopkinHki s UniversitUiit y in 1*11*111 H. the governing body .until resi During the Korean conflict, Mr. \ Harvesting taught in • small college dents' opinions are expressed on Fagaa served as a second lieu-: severall yean and hah s bbeen with the sewerage matter. tenant in the Marine Corps in Du Pont since MM. Hi* Du Pont "No large expenditure of public Korea. Following the service he! OUR FINEST APPLES career has involved plant aasist funds will be considered unless completed a year of postgraduate anee research, aales and cusa-n expression of opinion is first study at the Institute of Journal- tomer service, and departmental obtained from taxpayers affected ism, Stanford University. • SILICTID RID DELICIOUS technical adviser. which indicates that a majoritj y Mr. Fsgsn, his wife, Mary El- favor such an expenditure,d" " thhe len, and their five children live • GOLDEN DlliaoUS Civic Aaaociation'a mayor in Colonia. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fagan, are Party Tomorrow residents of Little Silver. • ITAYMEN WINESAP RARITAN TOWNSHIP 400 Attend James Proveatano and John • MclNTOSH • HACOUNS Power an chairmen of 'the Rebelcah second annual Halloween cos- Guggenheim FOR EATING AND COOKING tume party and dance to be spon- Assembly sored by th* Chestnut Hill Civic Move Rejected ALSO at Bachstafd's Tav- The Tlst annual convention -., W R I. GREENINGS FOR PIES ern, Bray and Saa Breexe Aves the Rebekah State Assembly of! «ST LONG BRANCH - A Ideal Beet starting New Jersey was held in Atlantic jre<«uest by Monmouth Medical at I p. m City last week with more thanlCenter t0 "" *• Guggenheim •UCKUN Serving oa the committee are «N persons present. estate ffor a convalescent center FRUIT FARM Mn. WilliaWUtt m PhillPhillip*i . MMn . RRobb - Mra. Helen C. Van Orden of has been rejected. AND NURSERY ert Hart, Mn. Rosen* Olcott. Hackensack waa elected presi- "We do not think it's in Mn. John Power. Michael Gag- dent; Mn. Jane Mettler. Phil- best interests of the borough," And below are a liano. Dayton WUaoa, Joseph Ret- lipsburg, vice president, and Basil Stocum, Zoning Board of UNCtOfT Adjustment chairman, said chen and Lou Loxito. Fiv* prizes Mrs. Clara Farber, Perth Am- 1 SH i-OffO wiU b* awarded for outstanding ^ w,^. lowing Tueaday night's meeting. few of our many values in caatuaoa, and music wiU b* pro- Mn. EthelEthely]ya G. ShaUck, Cen- Monmouth Medical had asked! vioad by tho terton, retirinii g presidentid , was for the variance Aug. 12. The named representative to the Re-estate — at Norwood and Cedar! GULISTAN All-Wool Room-Size CARPETS bekah International Association. Avea. — is in a residential zone. Mrs. Margaret Kiger, New $17,*M la Taxes ! Shrewsbury, was appointed state Abouth 1M residents had sign- SIZES. COLORS AND PATTERNS FOR EVERY PURPOSE color bearer. ed petitions opposing the request. SIZE REG. SPECIAL SIZE REG. SPECIAL They said the borough would . 1160.00 S125.0J8 lose about $17,000 in taxes if the1 12'xir $210.00 $130.00 12x11.0' 250.00 171.00 SPECIAL Htt-SEASON Brady, Blanda hospital took over the estate. 12x12' I $5.00 12S.00 I2'xl3.6' Ul.00 The Murry and Leonie Guggen- 12x11.3' 231.00 111.10 12x13.6' 231.00 Address Club heim Foundation — owner of the 273.50 200.00 12x14.9' 300.00 1*9.00 estate — had offered to give the 12x15.6' RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Cam- estate to the hospital. The estate j paign Issues wen discussed by has eight acres and a 15-room SALE antes G. Brady and Philip J. 300 All Wool Remnant Throw Braided and house. i MUCH COtO WIMHR ON THI WAY— llanda, Jr., Democratic candi- Hospital officials toM the board 9'xl2' Rugs Rugs Now Hooked Rugs MAM SUU YOWt IOLOO HAS late* for Townahip Committee, they wanted to use the estate for it a meeting of the Democratic persons who are not sick enough; At Vary Special Specially Priced Various Sizes Organization in Twin Gables, Rt. to require hospitalization, but' W. West Keansburg. I who are too sick to be released Rtductd Prices $1 to $4.95 each Specially Priced AUJMMUM COMMUTION Mr. Brady and Mr. Blanda thanked the club for its support STORM WMDOWS I DOORS tnd for the harmony that exists ISSUO We Have Many Specials in Sealy and Simmons Bedding In the organization. Plans were made for a victory celebration Nov. 3. Chairman Vin- QUALITY SOLID MAHOGANY, MAPLE AND CHERRY cent Volk will be assisted by Mn. EAST KEANSBURG-The exec- WiUiard Warren. Mn. Robert utive board of the Parent-Teacher i BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE Carpenter, Mra. Mary Jaae Bren- Association Monday voted to tup- saa, Mn. Robert Morris aad Jo-port the college bond issue. IUDCET TERMS GLADLY ARRANGED •aph Davis. Tha meeting Monday night will Mn. William R. Onaaa. chair- be devoted to support of the bond OR YOU MAY USE YOUR EASY CHARGE ACCOUNT •aa of the daac* aad aoeial to law* when th* film, "To Go to Remember—Always Bring Room Measurement* bo hold at tho Oak**. McGuln's College." will bs shown with Prof. Robert Clark of Rutgers Uni- aouacad that tickets are still versity as th* eemiMatator available. The PTA will haM a dance in McKelvey of Freehold FREEHOLD the school's all purpose room GULISTAN MILL Nov. H. Bob Goldea'a trio will Salmrnomt for Culistan'i turnout Rugi Mad* in Freehold NEAR OUR STORK Lynn Craig, play for dancing. And lor Fine Furniture from America'* HtU Makert Wnr Mrrkll IMttMf PTA representative* will at- WINM M Win rt Mar* Donald Krieger tend the fall meeting of the 21 WEST MAIN STREET. FREEHOLD, N. J. « Sk *h OMItAYMUVMV county PTA council Nov. 4 at MATAWAN - Announcement is the Manalapaa School, English- Slort Hour,: Hondo* thru Sturdy B.-00 4. V. to 5:30 />. II. 9M 1 CMAMMM. TUTS made of the engagement of Miss town. Lyaa MUM Craig, slaughter of Mn. Layra Moore Craig of Ocean Qtove, farmerr/ af Matewaa, aad B. Mans Craig, Kan Oraagt, to DaaaM Krtagtr, toa af Mn. UI- U—. \f p/g4a»ss^k» mS •aakA.w**** SOS IN STOCK tha late Jaha Krtogtr. The brim Miaa Craig waa graduated fram nCTUM PMtM Wast Oraaga High Ichaat aad at- tended Moiiawjai CaBege. She la is stingy, but £fy* MMmfirM At t)M MMV Couoty Vocational one touch of l High Schaal la STORM DOORS Awaay, Mr. Krtigar was grada- the mellow atad fram Falrlslgh DIcMajmi

lMk aad Traat valour finish HI on these new Lee Rosary*Altar Party Nov. 14 hats, and you'll WEST LOHO BRANCH-The know they're St. Jerome's Rotary-Altar ctety card party Mondayay, Nov.! WOODEN STOKM SASH II, la thr church haH w«wilUl faa- made for gentlemen. turt faohMMs fram Jayytt Tar lBi|mBjB>l nmmBTy trfjiBli < 11.95, in olivo, ChalrmM an Mra. Charts* JOB- alaga aad Mn. Robert Fisher, black, old brass. UftVtCI AND QUAUTY SMCI 1910 assisted by Mrs. Charts* Mania. Mn joavppn nomvea Mra B ward Msh#r. Mn. Open Friday to ° p. m Bums, Sr. Mra g Posted Mrs tupi* Mrewian, Mrs liar fK* frank. Mn. Mat Dvgaa, BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. Mn I'rsnk MrKtiiM. Mr* Jos *a4i liMnsm. Mn rraarls (ma- limn Mt« Vinrrni Narrn. Mrs Broed end Front Streets IS SO. MIDOI AVI. RID IANK i.Ufl Walnrlfhl. Mr. Jim** niptiv Mia llanirl Mi< lia»<| Red Bank Call SH 1-2121 i. l...,,,h II... M > Witirn M.iry an.I Mia i ^^ g-JVtaay, M, 19S9 BED BANK REGISTER CVR HAPPEN TO YOU? •yMote Smith Hits GOP Silence wastas la involved la aa accident in New Braes aaaaf Mr.a*| Township Cop Eaeapee Joseah P. Mattlee. dty Dam- V. York. Mrs. Injury in Bo* Crash ocratk; chslrmaa. said the ftsa- Ave., • recuperating at Aecordag to Police Chief Ear Pioneers ,..._. On Turnpike-Transit Plan tar party was held is hoaor Mr. tor aa eye oprsHaa at lUvarvlew MDOLETOWN — PHrnkasn N. Hoyer. Patrolman Kelly, win Smith, and Dr. X R. Acker* Hospital. B. $Mj eseaaed lajwy Is a part-tin* driver for Rolk ^EWRR£PLACeJ;ALL ASBURY PARK — Thomas J. Want Fefcw Advteaf BUM, of Asbury Park, candidate ' i * bM he mBui s Co., was only shaken up bj aim. PemecrsUe candidate for "I have In mind a cross state eBdvnnnil*- the crash. State Senate, aaid last sight Moo- super highway, a rapid transit for freeholder, aad Francis J. Thtrtyfrfv aad mouth County Repubttcaa leaden terminal near Matawan, acaulat- dty who is friends attended a owd party oa should take a cue from E. Don- tioq of land for development of a for couaty dark. NEW/ one/ tight-yon ah§adl *ld Sterner on vital public uaeues parks program, " " hytksOrter and "forget petty partisanship hoosi•lai g tor low aad middle h> and special huerett." Annapolis is the oldest stat^e 2 "Whatever progress has Speaking at a theater party and capital bulkftag still la use la theThomas BWIt rraise of Paid r Haven we 300% rally of the At bury Park Dem- made, has come in little toward butt hthe purchase of a xratie dub at the lyric Theater, aiid al»^ to frustrating to tl«afe4Uattad States. It was by Washington Lodge. liifirlift! Mr. Smith, a former city council- people. With costs rising ev-1773. said Mr. Sterner'i outspok- en support of the pending Turn- pike-Transit Improvement plan was "like a voice in the wilder- big-wig Rspubll- NOW OPEN Mr. Sterner if a former Re- publican state senator and high- way commissioner, a member of the Republican Steering Com- mittee, and chairman of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS County Planning Board. Even though the plan was NURSING HOME drafted by a Democratic Govern- or. Robert B. Meymr." said Mr. CHURCH SERVICE Smith. "Mr. Sterner recognixed AVL, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. COLTS NECK - Rev. Harry Hansen to Cive the urgency of its adoption to A. Olion will be In charge of keep railroads running and pre- TILfPHONf AT 1-0400 the 11 a. m> service Sunday at vent serious losses to commuters, the Reformed Church. His terRadi- o Tails the economy of our suburban mon will be "Who Then Can Be communities, and to the national MONMOUTH BEACH - Nor- security. * Private and •eml-private facilities. Saved?" man C. Hsasen, » Jasska PI, "But my opponent and his Re- * Complete noniog ataff. m JUcliMr Mat* tan** «M MD- Independent candidate far Aspublica- n running mates have n Usrthar auk WM Wtar BM |ofcsembly from Monmoulh County. been quiet Their silence gives • Dr. Robert 8. MeTague and Dr. Sanl J. Shapiro, ataff doeton. will carry his platform to radio credence to reports they hope for the plan's defeat so that a Dem- Yon may have your own doctor if you wish. ocratic governor may be embar- rassed by the chaos which may • 103-bed capacity. result." Mr. Smith said the inlcdent fol- lows a pattern. 'Although the Republicans voice respect for his experience ADfcNMISTtATOt and competence," the candidate said, "they pay little attention aad give little concrete support SHADOWBROOK GARDENS to things he says are important LOCATED AT SHREWSBURY Yaa'ra lavtted te see the ultimate In luxury living, cuitom quality built kernes. Moderator/ priced. Built on a high and dry one-half acre lot aieee to lohoal aad transportation minutes Irom Rod Bank. Threo and fear hsdrooia reach wHh full basement. I'/i baths, two car garage. From $23,500

•ATTMSON AVL e EASY DIRECTIONS • WATCH FOR THE SIGNS Mr. Hanson, who Is advocating LOCATED AT a state lottery, will be beard la this area over four radio stations SYCAMORE AVE. In the next week. CHOOSI FROM OVER I AND Mr. Hansen said be favors a PATTERSON AVE. state referendum on lotteries "as an alternative to excessive taxa- 80 DIFFERENT MODELS! ' tion, and aa aa answer to our FOR INFORMATION crisis in His CALL Sunday. I:«S a. m.. WPAT. Pet- erson: Monday. 7: IS p. m., WJLK, Asbuiy Park; Friday, SH 1-9255 Oct M, 1S:N p. m., WNTA, New- ark, aad Sunday. Nov. 1. 7:18 AFTERS:* CALL p. m., WCTC. New Brunswick. He also will speak over WCRV, CA 2-0680 N. J.. Thursday. ~at 1-SS a. m.

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Service Sales •ad ThMaas Mayan, Oiaw It.. JCP&L »a*> • •• i rM. •a% • •» t PJ*. •>•• aad Kavta. •1lth»#l M # George w. Obre. St.. M Browa lft—Friday. Orl. 23, 1959 RED BAI^ RECtSTBK Inducted Into Army per cent. A total of 101,23* acreicres mrmts THE MENACE feT HANK KETCHAMlPvt. EmiTIOIlS PI., Red Bank: Nell Cinque, M "I Bethany Rd.. Haslet; Robert V. of market vegetable* wen grownown.. I, Four Red Bank area mor. were These production and acreage At Fort Dix ducted into the Army Oct. 7 Mim. Rt. 3t, Keyport. aad Re- Market Vegetable Production touts do not include vegetables y Local Board «, Red Bank. bert P. Davenport. M KEYPORT - Pvt. David Em- side Ave.. Keamburg. for processing. Canhouse toma- mons, ». son of Mr. and Mrs. They are: In State Tops 700,000,000 Pounds toes, the state's most important Roland D. Emmons, 33S Atlantic processing crop, accounted for St., has been assigned to I Com- another 14,000 acres, with total TRENTON — More than 70O As the harvest season nears an pany of UM Third Training Regi- Hosts Our SptdaHy! production now estimated at IB,- ment at Fort Dix for eight weeks million pounds of market vegeta- end, aggregate production of H 000 tons. market vegetable cropa is expect of Infantry basic training. bles will be produced in New Jer- In terms of total acreage. New Mdit your sotecrim NOW sey this year, according to Oc- ed to total 7,333,000 hundred- During his training, Pvt. Em- weight, about one per cent more Jersey's leading vegetable crop mons win receive Instruction in tober estimates of the New Jer- is asparagus, with 31,500 acres sey Crops Reporting Service than in 1958. general military subject, Infan- grown for fresh market and proc- try weapons and tactics, as well essing in 1959. Other important as character guidance programs market vegetables are sweet corn under the post chaplain. Under with 16,500 acres; peppers, with the RFA program, Pvt. Emmons 8,900 acres; and tomatoes for the will serve on active duty for six fresh market, with 8,500 acres. months and than be transferred Handsome Genuine All four of these top-ranking to hometown duty with an Army cropa showed substantial increas- Reserve or National Guard unit. RACCOON COLLAR COATS es in total production and in yield After the Intlal eight weeks, he per acre this year. will receive a two-week leave DtD ROSE GARDENS The report indicates the wide and then enter eight weeks of Open DaBy I A. M. to I P. • A. U4 P. M. variety of vegetable crops grown advanced infantry training. In New Jersey. Vegetables listed 42 MONMOUTH IP. IATOMTOWM, N. J. include lima aad snap beans, Prior to arrival at Fort Dix, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, Pvt. Emmons had attended Key. (leaf* 711 cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, port High School and Potomac -PLENTY OF PARKING SPACaV- eggplant, escarole, lettuce, onions State College. Keyser, W. Ve. and spinach. Top Cows for September 'JCAr/T PEACH THE UP/]? FREEHOLD—The herd owned NEED MORE SPACE? by Mrs. Rose H. Gebhardt, Oak Auxiliary Halloween solicit names. The Christmas din-[I Hill Rd.. Middletown. was high- ner will be held Dec. 3 in BuckH est for September In the Mon- Parade Scheduled Smith's Restaurant. Mrs. Paulfl Bif $av*«s Ntw! mouth County Dairy Herd Im- Ludlow and Mrs. Hazel Krynicki|| rf yc* waat Mf M provement Association, in both PORT MONMOUTH — The an- are in charge. NEW$' milk and butterfat production. nual Halloween parade at the BJM mtaarr watt s>i^.^sB\aa •• According to Richard O. Rice, firehouse will be held by the Clam chowder will be sold fromll associate agricultural agent, this Ladies' Auxiliary, with Mrs. Wil- the fire house Nov. 13, and the teenage dance will also be held| g.TJaflSl herd produced an average of liam Downes as chairman. There will be prizes for cos- there from 7:30 until 11 p. m.l 1,055 pounds of milk, and 42 1 pounds of butterfat per cow. tumes. The Nov. 3 election din- «»•« n'8 "- * barn dance will bej| The cow in the association pro- ner will be served in the fire I hld ducing the most milk for Septem- house from 4 until 8 p. m. Mrs. ber is in the Rupert Freiberger Robert Drake is chairman. Buying or telling. Always look to j| The R* it Her classified (or «|ulck re-J Nr • free herd, Allentown, and gave a total Plans for a souvenir journal fultf.— Advertficmrnt. . oT 2.SM pounds of milk. Highest rere made, and members will butterfat producing cow for the month belongs to F. <5. Rue and Son, Imlaystown, and produced WEST LONG BRANCH WEST LONG BRANCH «$.» pounds of butterfat. Other high producing herds and RAMBLING RANCHES as compiled by Henry FREEEttKATES Boesch, supervisor, are: Five high herds In butterfat SPACIOUS CAPE CODS production—Mrs. Rose Gebhardt, Middletown. 42 F. G. Rue and 14'xlO* Room Completely Prepared 24 HOUR PHONE Son. M.9: J. E. Wardeil and $16|2OO Son, Freehold, 39.1 and P. D. flea; sM; flaar beams; atata; stash; ceMasj VanMater and Sons, Marlboro, Suburban living with all the conveniences . . . Single breasted button thru. 39 and 33.«. close to schools, shopping and transportation. ^—^we^—- Luxurious orlon-dynel Five high herdi in milk pro- Easy commuting to Newark and New York. c lininR from waist down. duction — Mrs. Rose Gebhardt, only Above waist lined in diag- 1,055; F. G. Rue and Son, 1.038: HATURIS HRST PAYMENT. FEB.! 36 a onal rayon wool quilting. J. E. Warded and Son, 930; Alex- • Sis big reams • Espanslen attics Flapped hacking pockets. ander Her. Middletown, 915. and Oyster * Dan River P. D. VanMater and Sons, M4. • Three twIa-Mlte bedreams • Sterybsek Utcheas UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY 8 combed cotton shell. Five high cows in butterfat • 1H HeUyweed baths • >reeseways aad garages EVEN SIZES ONLY production- F. G. Rue and Son, Te NO MONEY DOWN Reg. M-*» Long 3MI 111: Rupert Freiberger, M.9; p, D. VanMater and Sons, 78 and 75. Diraetioni: From Eatantaw* Circt* (Rt. No. SS) W*ll St. to and Douglas T. NewboM, Colts I : EBTMATBS ON- loru.t Avr. (hlink.r lirtt): left u> Communitr Drive riiht and • Medera Kitchen Neck, 73. MM hlock lo Poplar Av*. l«ft ta morifi. Five high cows in milk—Rupert • Meawra Bathreeai MONL O PIN SAT. AND SUN. MODRN IATH Freiberger. 2,308, P. D. Van AM a Mater and Sons, 2.187 and 1,950 OR IT APTOINTMINT and Alexander Her, 1,940 and 1,920. When shopping for new fall j Josoph P. Sdiwarfi clothes, remember the import- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO ant points of fit, says home I •nlvslvv agent, Mrs. Lorna K. White: L Y they are shoulders, neck and I 37 I. Mi RM SHAD SIDE waist. Notice those places first If when you try on clothes in thel| SHeayilsJt 7-1121 store.

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Tkt Solid Plymouth tMfotw/or 1PM era huiU a ntw way by ChrytUr tn§in»tn. Body and UMftrnUf art jointd in on maintenance because welded construction atandt up on* tnormoudy afronf KMI Mint, loektd by ewr 5100 prs> better, with no conventional body bolta and nuta to work loose. Comfort of ride and ease of handling are noticeably rise vtldi. Plymouth'! nitu new iubwbon modeU art improved in the Solid '60 Plymouth wagons. tighter, quiettr, mnoother than tttr. Thty'n roomitr, too. See this big, beautiful wagon—and we think you're It took ten solid yean of development to ereate thin new going to want it kind of wagon... and after two minutes behind the wheel, Builtm Mm teiid ray lo fit* you tolid ttdinjartitm. we're pretty sure you'll ny it's worth it Unibody construction is mad* for wagons. Doom, SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960 Windowi and tailgate lit better and* stay tight. You save A C Hft Vei>a R'B NO! N B BRC 0 PRODUCT

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(II) Cartoon Jamboree 0:00— (I) Cartoons (4) Weather 11:10- (1) Search For Tomorrow (7) Little Rascals The rate of admission* to gen- (4) It Could Be You (11) Popeye (7) Weather eral hospitals in the United State* 11:11- (2) Movie (1) Cartoons J. Fred Muggs by almost M (7) Pantomime Quii (4) Jack Paar in the Laet 30 years. 1:10- (4) Local News (7) Everything Goes (11) English 12 (1) Our Gang (11) Sport* aad Weather 12:41- (2) Guiding Light (7) Yesterday's IklMU) Movie 1:00- (2) Newa 12:00— (0) Movie (4) Joyce Brothers (II) Sky King (13) Henry Morgan (I) Cartoons (U) Rate The Record* 12: If- (7) Movie (7) Music Bingo • (4) Weather • lfcKWl.) Newsbeat (II) Fun At One- • (4) News (5) Movie (U) Movie (7) New* ttU- (2) Movie 1:0*- (2) Bum* and Allen > 0) World Newa 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers 1:2S- (4) Newa (4) Lock Up 1:11- (4) Thirteenth Hour 1:10- (2) A* Th* World Tumi (I) I Led Three Lives 1:10- (0) News and Weather (4) Dial 4 1:0a— (4) Newa fltlCKSTHt *- 0)111 Harris feigns fatigue — ene of tile old trick* — (J) Movie (7) VS. Marshal (I) Terrytoons (7) Evening Prayer .•inch >it appeal to hi* daughter to quit hi* mutle (7) Memory Lane 2:M- (2) Newa riuring the "Gueet Arlltt" episode of tho NBC-TV Network (0) Film Drama (11) New* •nd Marriage" eerie* Monday, Oct. M. William Demarett stare at (11) Highway Patrol fcH— (2) Give Us Thi* Day Harrle with Jeanne lal ae hi* daughter Pat (11) Growtag la Spanish I:*MU) Newa 7:»-(2) Local New* SATURDAY MORNING Scon* from D. H. Uwrmca's sensational IMV*I, "Lady 2:00- (2) For Better or Won* Till- (2) Weather 154*—(2) Previews Appvovoxl Uon#l Scrvico Stonon (4) Queen For A Day (U)News 0:10- O) Give Us This Day Chattwriy'* Lover" new hold over at th* Lyric Art Ctn. (7) Day In Court 7:11- (J) News list— (2) News •ma, Asbury Park, starring Danielle Darrtanc and Leo (0) Film Drama 7:*-! (0) Film Drama (11) Honeymoonen 7:Sf— (7) Morning Prayer cooperative and contrary miracle- (11) Basic Russian (13) Newtbeat He conjures up black RiOUESTS 0:00- (2) Captain Kangaroo clouds which do not however bear 1:00- (2) Big Payoff 7:H-(13) Weather (4) Home and Garden Reviews 0:00- (4) TrouMesbooten n drop of rain, be revives a dead An Hobby Headquarters (4) Young Dr. MaloM (!) Encyclopaedia By TM Aseedated Prea* canary and aa unwanted wife. (1) Orient Express (5) Night Court Britannica IS WHITE ST. SH 7-ttJl RED BANK (7) Beat Th* Clock (11) Badge 714 (7) Cartoon Festival GOD'S FRONTIER. By Jose •«• **** »*• beTJa for mass win- (0) Corliss Archer (13) Play of the Week HO- (4) Andy's Gang Luis Martin Dsecalw. Translated out a hand on the rope. But the cancer victim and the blind and (11) Movie 1:10- (2) Hotel De Pane (I) Cartoon* from Spanish by Harriet de Onto. *M- (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) BeU Telephone Hour deformed are left fuming at their 0:00— (2) On The Carousel Knopf. $3.03. dreadful (4) From The** Root* (5) Racket Squad (4) Children'* Theater THE OAKS (5) Racket Squad (7) Man From Blackhawk (!) Just For Fun Some 3S0 souls—souls, yes, If there is the hand of God in COCKTAIL LOUNftI mi BAR (7) Who Do You Trust? (II) Panic 0:10- 0) Laurel and Hardy though they seemed pretty incon- tills, so is there the cunning of (0) Movie tm- (2) Desilu Playhouse 10:00- (2) Heckle and Jeckle sequential—were bemoaning the the devil, a red-headed stranger who warns some malcontents that (11) Curtaia Time (S) Theater 5 (4) Howdy Doody disastrous drought that blighted OKN DAILY TO THI MIILIC 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (7) 77 Sunset Strip (7) Oswald Rabbit Renato will disturb their easy (4) House Oa High Street (9) Wrestling 10:10- (2) Mighty Mouse their town, Torre, when Renato settled ways. The bishop teams (5) Douglas Fairbanks (11) Man From the West (4) Ruff and Reddy the railroad switchman per- th* story, th* press hears about it, the desolate little place is STAITS SUNDAY (7) American Bandstand fcM- (4) M Squad (I) Movie formed the first "miracle." His m OMB Am am* (II) Amos TT Andy (11) Ifa a Great Life (It) Cowboy G-Men prayer lifted back upright their «*™ <* P««rim* until at last CHARLES CHAPLAIN SATURDAY NIGHT. OCT. 31 (11) Richard WUlla 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone 10:40— (•) New* great stone cross which had brok the preponderant practicalities seize en the course of events, and v 4: IS- (2) Secret Storm (4) Boxing 10:4»- (•) Cartoon* fallen. Thus begins this SJ ^BT*m*BBKatat***a> Come in Coitume or Ju»t as You Are 4:10- (2) Edge of Night (5) Not For Hire 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy. novel introducing the Spanish miracle and matter-of-fact have IBUB 9 PRIZES . . . FUN FOR ALL (4) Split Personality (7) Detective* (4) Fury priest-author to American read- their dramatic confrontation. (1) Mr. District Attorney (11) Hiram Hoiliday (7) Cartoon Playhouse ers. You don't have to believe in Alto JACQUES TATI DANCING EVERY SAT. NIGHT (II) Abbott and Costello (13) Full Coverage (0) Playtime Renato after a diny spell re- miracles, or be a Catholic, to feel ACAOKMT AWAStO WOmBB TO THI TUNIS OF "THI MOJ.OTONES" (1!) Junior Town 10:10- (2) Person to Person (It) Physical Culture turns to his switch bouse Just in and acknowledge the emotions 1:00- (2) Life of Rlley (S) Official Detective 11:10- (2) Loo* Ranger time to bead an approaching stirred strongly by "God's Fron- "MY UNCU" (4) Movie (7) Black Saddle (4) Circus Boy train onto the right track. In his tier." It is aa irrepressible fer- WE CATER TO BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, ment of the cruelty and bitter RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, etc (I) Big Beat (I) Movie (11) Industry on Parade yard a mob of sick and crippled (0) Riders of Death (11) Giant Quarterback (12) New Horlaons lies in wait to beg for his in- of in dutt Valley Cub U:4>- (I) Movie tercession, or demand it. and all dogged sinning, played against a (II) BOM The Clown (13) Mike Wallace (11) Through The of Torre expects him to produce Greek chorus of background pa- McGUIRE'S GROVE I:2S-(11) Clutch Cargo M:4S- (4) Jackpot Bowling Porthole the desperately needed rain. laver. All good story tellers work miracles, but this priest does HWY. 31, MIDOUTOWN TaL $M 7-2213 Torre's "miracle*" are dan- Carton Carnival 7:00; Alaska Dooley 7:00, 10:40; Th* F.B.I. more: He dare* to endow his gerous, a priest warns. But it's hero with the power be wield* as MOVIE TIMETABLE Passage 7:49; The F.B.I. Story Story •:*»• a sinful village undeserving of novelist. 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SAL BERTOLO Mir Ill**—WN** Mirf.lar *i»a Kar plAMft PA*M —TM C**.l**l M. C AL KENNY wJSTwM TO TNI PUM MUMC OP TNI WHTG POUR •IMS Fri., Oct. 23 & Sat., Oct. 24 t'.rnlrnlh /«»««/#••/ in ArremniedslleM fer WMMInt* • Perllee THE KENSINGTON LOUNGE r'.nhmlttun • Vui Sl,,,u»l,ury Amil«*r*arl** 1: M I Bietdwty sttfonMy test Bight la fact. • otter sight Tte two shows OM tt M • eprtataoerd for th* latter to a tte aJ-mtouta CB* show waa a it do beat by color week to aad adjectives. up i TteM two aovoli antedate by StarrUg TVs Jackie Gtoesaa. ban Ha second time out-Mght. ' out are tte Arthur Marray taTZadoTwteTte th wUl tot loco reality. Hit M or M yoan tte ••$***- which tte awsictlcoaedyletlnctotty aBd Am » took P»rty and Dtoah Store Show. motet mi favorably reeelvei tea, played by Aadrew Ray, to a say. mo fl gnat Nabokov ta- m on. d IMM*• Mi **m»i»itt satak thief wto tovet poetry aai Euapaaa, and ia ABC will do a rerua of -Art •ad IMM*• has beta ptowtog through a i Oner Genoa was heetese to loot a i Item abroad, thoy aw aev- a Urge gattertag la true to CM* T. S. Eliot during by tte same intriguing tfc tad at eaaV Woe?." wfckh drew critical pratoe artist to every character aa ovary ia atUsatlfisi tad wea swards far tto Wrat mat page. If yea easajMa wmt yea ea greeted tte tat, Nov.as.. .CBSto' Xt tear ettwaa batata, part- seal aai danced a Brno George ly k to aot year feat, tartly k waiter Uttafc, aadtodulgBd Hi ~ to: "BSJISIBV has lust been aett Tmiraday-a Ptoytaaaa tamwJ. aad by tte novamf s PstaTual Hayes and Mary Jack Webb,, wttoo tt ttte last , '^ekVBflBHBBBBB•e^mBBa^itanaa,U •» BMBBBmjt/aamritanaaaaaekar) warnum •Take Me Akmt" to batei ta> aaly stag, dtl totttattoat aad a waa aot visited by •PerP - ttero to road ia Ml whoa Now "Ak, wiMsmtti." the ejfr vanfataybittteata ' ' to Peraoa" mtt weak, wffl At thai lint Moufjbt out whet Btagar tad a druaka •a vlatUag Jack tat act, t MV lOVtbttte Mike Nicteto aad Eklaa MayNov. faaaag that Brie battbrotter tens comsdy hat I great aagaglag la a stilted am aai Wendy HUler. th •dbrOkaany. BBff^BvBBj t£BBBBafBja, BBBBaBmaaj Bmjre^ gja, BjgaBJ SaBBBBBBBBBBr _ ^ U party type coaversaUoa . t) k s aseae from "WlMeraet." a fv tdtptattoa of MM Waak-ead UghlighU: stars, ttweU at a few otter ua- ftassto, stadtod aai Uvei to Bag- ml CrmmWrnWI. itltrf gggggM BmV covered tte gamat of po> Baabury tbto ' aad Franco (Nabokov was Maawall Aadsraaa drama te te salsraaet ea tte NBCTV Nat Toaighf Telephone Hour. NBC. to Its taMy oa tte Whlto Way "Hall of fame." Monday. Oat St. H»er Laurie Is eeet m lite cliches about heed colds. bora ia Batata, atudiad aad lived age la "Poftow »•»:* p. m.-Buri Ivea. Do- His dream- iMamite, the girl Me levee, sue' Charles Btokrerd aa Jvdaa Oeeat, They also dM a flat satiric piece lores Grey. Patrice Mattel. Edle Fraaeo). tte OWs." to tte babbHag kto* SmVaa At^te^pAenaBnnBm BBttPBmmV tavanan m^tjaatB^flBnanafeal Bmia^hSni aVnntBmAa) man ^BnanftmL. about t man it a hospital ad* Easy Wrap 'round hb wife calto it — to a tisa, author of of tte tatefprite, te to star- Adams, Americaa Ballet Theatre farm where te caa rates trying to saved enough roaowa to that tte stage witk aa aeeoav a brotea arm tot Tnto wat a Bat evea what te gats tte ot> at Ma doath tte Barrator *V" _tei crow. Indadod aro Wai- Saturday: "Mr. Lucky." pre- PriittJ Pittiri to abate, it, tt tana r deUtht ta this meaner of tte tor Plogaoa. Bflaca Rorlto. Mb- lay audience but it miere, CBS, • p. m.—Crime ser- oat that te realty aad iota oat to ante to tte hotart Norse aai Uaa MarteL nay ies starring Joha Vhryaa. tt — te'a afraid of HAL BOYLE screams of protest p ton through bto writtog. adaimlstrators. Martte Raye was Sunday: Leonard Berastato aad Tte oaly eat who fumy aad tuneful to a couple of tte New York Philharmonic CBS. tte aoa. Ho to ttvo of family nwdoa ia a anan NEW YORK (AP)—"If I succeeded, anyone can tarn and tte whole biretar cast 3M:N p. ra.-Mueleel thaw Ht mutt te succeed," said J. J. Freke-Hayet, whom courage made iolaad la a delightful spoof ea taped to Moscow, with Boris aad out aad ovortop millionaire. tetovisloa commerctoto. Pasternak and Dmitri "Ah, Wilderness" was O'Neill's I Bltppod rahietaatly a haifvkh; Twentieth Caatary. CBS, atertty after tte cur- •one oae aot Sobaattaa who yetwistful dream of the boyhood te "I don't understand healthy people who don't tour earty-ai Sal Miaeo started » p. m.—First of Its aew might have teta Sobatttoa would teve liked. It to thto mtoty "Mack tte Kalfe"-» see wtet series, "Tte Movies Lean te mouatod beotde tte dyiag make the grade. You can do whatever you decide to— by Boris Araatoa — Enrie Kovscs was doiag u host Talk"; Sunday Showcase. NBC, man suppossoTy tateottoa tteagh COHipHaMtlOWl Of If you put your mind to it" m.-"Tribute to ~ ttewiag the utetea te provtf to te Mr. Kegaa. a boy growing up, aad tte re- The life of Freke-Hayet. founder oa a asw ABC panel stow called ** P- "Vt" flaal •aaaltlfla that Take a Good Look." I should Roosevelt," with domptioa (maybe) of tte unre- father of the nation's $178,000,000-a- teve stayed with Miss Genoa. pollttetl tad thaw deemed bachelor It was aa ustidy. fuawfaat Ut- sonaUttos. arrive aitoatoWaghf at a kind of year telephone answering industry, atdll at blending ribaldry, earthy bears vivid testimony to the truth of tle ttew btttd ea a shopwoin pathoa Idee-a panel trying to Identify Democrats Install Gleam look* Ms creed. gusset from clues aid Roaaiaa prison call awaits bit fatter ttaa ever, but hU akfU Jay, now 59, Is a man who simply O'Reilly as Pnaideat ttem or tovo them or care aboat CBf-radto will launch Ha KEANSBURO-rTagaat OHeO* doesn't know how to quit of crime of "gaoatkal turpitude," mm ptvtBtBjBjBH *JB; tte moat aactoat of sins. Ha Robert Morse, tte callow fledg- Thirty-nine years ago, at a young poUtaa Optra bnadctstt with "Alan," on tte afternoon of Sat- CMb toat ling, rtoaa to tte challenge with clerk in Akron, Ohio, Jay was paralyzed to succeed Joha Caddie. a memorable and funny portrait urday, Nov. 3t... Burgess Mer- be dares apt after injury in a dive into shallow water. edith, who hain't done much act- Mra. Kathrya O. Hater waa to- Shaw Severs ing oa television, la making talled at vice president: Char. •a> o»a>l«»lWtalCna Mj.tuiBi.ninmMMMMMWJ tte proper eire First the doctors said he would die. then they told les Hull, of sort of career of hosting specials. him he would never walk again. First- it was tte "America Mrs. Paulina Mayer, treasurer; With CBS tioa, tte bead la tte role of tte makes tte waiting spinster ten- John Leroy sergeaat at arms, Bad NEW YORK (AP) — Tte pro- "I didn't believe it," he declared. "I don't know Pauses" shows, and now it's LackUy te caa aa- forthcoming Telephone Hour an> Joha Caddte, Mn. Detta Murphy, dttoon of the "Pereoa to Per- Tte music and lyrles are whether it was faith or ignorance. But I knew I was Mrs. Floreaee WaU, Mrs. M. are aai sical Nov. S. dados aoveral highly Iwr able BOhis" to walk." Schlagenwelth and Mrs. Praacca The phoenix of totaviataB, Gate, trusties. Stubbornly and alone Jay worked at his reluctant Mr. OHeilly sppolstsi Mrs. row with CBS president Freak wto "Stayiag Youag. "Masquerade Party." win tun muscles until, almost by sheer willpower, he could up again Monday—replacement of Fltlat Haacotkl Tte David Merrick producttoa move haltingly about under his own power. "Name That Tone" ea retary. apologetlcany that it't each •voids tte tradtttoaal Interludes Tte officers were Installed by a comfort to a man. So te stays In 1921, he conceived the idea of a direct tele- Aairtack. Sr. Tte regular A. Aaiea aai Jane Zouemer yea- oV phone antwering service for doctors. Painfully he tot-aliv1 e for sevta yean, turning up Democratic Cam aad tte Dome- tered from door to door here until he got 12 doctors £,an three networks one timecrattc "Oar lawyers teve reacted aa mg and witty balet satire teat dear friend who tnttea eaaetsaar ekaan to the to put up $120 each to start the service. Me ewcuttooer. Tor a year I ran It myself, sleeping at night byl toaotejaiteao Peter OtoavlBe kaa altsaisil to the switchboard," he said. "Then I hired a girl to run} tte overman dlrectloa. Tte to the service during the day. and I set out to get newt watte aaneaa^tk cnettoaa. Here business.'' of the la a matter at tears, to OHver Smith aad Few salesmen ever had to sell under greater(| no frills-tte for tte tots ead Use handicaps. Paralysis lingered in his left foot and made rows patten: Mtosea1 dress. every step perilous. Fifteen to 20 times a day Jay Printed Pattern M4T tra ia ottoamttoaef would fail to the ground, pick himself up and move CHILDREN A on to his next call. takes Ml yards JS-inch fabric. By Alfred Piatlea'ditectieat ea each pet- SMS. "But sometimes you do your best work when you ton part Atteaa* aactoat sister city face stumbling blocks." he said. "I never felt I had a lemitty cents (cams) for this by Romulas aad Rem- aaaaaai — add It ceata lor ead us aad rated by Romutua handicap. I Ignored it" BfasBMtammi ^^^ BBasjaja e^ V^BBB^BF et^p« ^^atBH -Penea to Penta" half a caatary m thto new aovel By 1953 Freke-Hayes had 30 telephone answering eleMM KnCewON •maTti aa latenrtewer taldagj wlm atom- aad other weed changes, 7,000 subscribers, 500 employes and was IW B. OCEAN AVB. . Pattara Dapt,« tejat aaraoatlitiei to tkolr from legead aad a Watt lam tt. New takes service with tte Romans. grossing more than S3.000.000 a year. He sold out and N. Y. Priat ptoialy Marrow for a aas> almost aaaaky savage moved to Babeon Park, Fla., intending to retire and bar of yaara bat now life easy. •ted by Charles Colbagwood. as farmer, warrior dusea la tte development of tte But again be found he simply couldn't quit He city we cell eternal: Tarpeia be- trays tto CapitoL the Sabtaes are now has 10 more telephone answering exchange*, and OPSNBVBRYlMY rapadaad mg reaerto ta Jaae. lMt, gradu- is ready to launch out in a new field—organic farming. Uvauaa starttag salartoa of BO! a But the mere act of walking remains • problem aai war to him. He still falls down about 10 tines a week. "It keeps mo physically exhausted ail the time," he admitted, smiling ruefully. "I get to tired I can trip over a matehstkk. I have big bumps on my knees from falling oa them so many times through the years." His wealth enables Jay to Indulge in many acts of quiet phUantropy, and his own long suffering has given ' a deep feeling of Unship with all who know

I*W /fsMat MI refute to hate anybody." he said. "I won't par- salt myself to. I firmly believe that if you bate you pay LMMCIilOM - DOJNR > COCKTAILS the price yourself . believe In helping others, but I think you must LUNCHEON do sp Intelligently. The giver has a greater retponilbll- Ity then the receiver. Most people who give don't ae- I DINNER ADVENTURER OBpt that responsibility. The greatest happirtoas In life lie* In doing for e PIZZA n with no expectation of return. If you look for ALL VBAft-f BAVt A iwtan, you're redly not doing anything for merely trading favors.'* AL'S RISTAURANT

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Is a mO-l School Bond Issue Fight •Mire Bronx contractor whom has bttmt constantly at aasnaVI Storm Sash By JAMES DEVLIN Poughkeepsie tomorrow and inJMW MQgTRflaUL Be charged last year that the Is »HU NEW YORK — Upstate Endfcotteo Monday in support ol the program. board of edueaUoa had wasted voters are foiag to help New more than r» mflUea dollars la Yofk CUy voters asdde a Utterly State Democratic Chairman The Best! Michael H. Preodergast, in a tot-extravagances is its school baud- argued question of wbtther thU lag program-charges hotly de- metropolis can borrow a half tril- ter to all Democratic county chairmen, has urged support ol nied by ths board. lion dollars to build new schools. Oeraea'a activity had raised a Tht bond issu* proposal will be the measure. Gerosa has toured upstate la yoa tocare for yew win- on the Nov. 1 ballot. hs has his eye on the mayoralty. dow frames anal sash to The question is up tor state- voice his opposition. Jerome Kovaldk, director ol Kovaldk said la a Pkrttstargs prevent decay. wide verdict because an amend- speech last August that "polit- REPLACE ment to the State Coastttiitiaa is the dry board of education's la- 'FttKB* an DRAMEX»> lormaoa sr* ical analysts todfcate" that Ger- MM seeded to permit the dry tobor - osa would "become a contender THAT ROTTED row outside its debt limit tour In favor of the Issue. hmfmm Gov. Kelson A. Rockefeller has tor ths mayor's oMes In Ml If Officials have been embroiled his campeigs against ths school for weeks a a controversy on declared in favor of the bond is- SFUT-RAR. the merits of the proposal, and lie. as election Bears an carrying After previously declining to fat." POST the battle to upstate voters. state Ms stand, be told the an- The Board of Edacsttoa of- ficial said ths bond issue would Hie oppoaWoa, led by city nual convention of the state con- Controller Lawrence E. Gerosa, gress of parents «od teachers at 2 Hole Post argues that the huge loan Is un-Albany Wednesday night that Ml place obsolete boUdiags, provide •eeesssry. concern for children prompt*pp ! central fadUtfos sad aOow e Proponents, beaded by Mayor his endorsement of accelerateslte , ECRSCCIOSI OK 0V*VCS>M4 BVCUIOVRI IOr 3 Hole Post BED BOARDS Robert F. Wagner, contend it Is construction of new schools la absolutely essential for the welNe- w York City. 2 HOU CORNRS m* INDS. M. l.ff NO ROARDS WNHI m BOARDS fare of the dry's school children. Rockefeller said the bead Issue John J. TheoboM. supsriatend- CMOSOnD BalOW •ROUND They say it won't cost upstate will not result in an additional ent or sfnoois. nas roponoo mai taxpayers a cent. expenditure of S00 million doUan more than one-fourth of the city's Wagner la Favor for schools on top of regulai 144 schools are obsolete and edu- AIM school construction funds. Wagner is slated to speak in cational^ substandard* V-JOWT MAHOGANY .OH "Rather," he said. "It will free Stete Chairman Prendergast HD BOARDS DOURU BBB BOARDS DOORU some funds now allocated for has termed the bond issue "ab- How Can I Overcome school construction for use in solutely essential." PLYWOOD on.' FmUe Appetite*? other much needed dry public "It win not cost the upstate PtMIMOWO o SU€>HT IMfBWCTIOM works programs." taxpayer one cent," he said re- Earlier, the state Parent-Teach- cently. "It win not reduce the HAIM.Y VH4MJ THE TRUTH er group had adopted a resolu- revenue of New York State one MADE FBOM DfTEiaOSl PtYWOOO" cent tion supporting the bond issue. May Bo Varied SMjntly to Bit IN THIS 'It U ths essence of home rule to permit a municipality such as CREATBOPK In fighting the bond losue. New York to spend as much as it R«9. 27c Sq. R. aCAN RELEASE TOU Geross says the city "has more wants 'on Its schools." than enough money to finance Lining up in favor of ths bond the finest schools In the world Issue have been former Oov. ATTIC OO50 Christian Science without borrowing a nickel out-AvereU Harrimaa, State Comp- NOW tide the debt limit." troller Arthur Levitt and the READING He contends the board of ado-State Board of Regents. ONLY $6.40 ROOM cation has not been able to spend STAIRWAY The New York Chapter of 2a appropriations already granted $9. FT. 22 Americans for Democratic Action (bra tab IM:N for school construction. has endorsed the proposal, but Akw Friday Eve. T:**** Adoption of the bond issue, ha uie cinseas Buaget commission HEtE*S YOUR CHANCI— gaaday Aftemeeo M argues, would permit diversion has called it "a fraud upon the 30"x4t%' .4.72 DON'T MISS IT! 209 IROAD ST. of funds, now earmarked tot public." 30"KIHV 4.72 FLUSH school use, for purposes not re- A close vote In the dry could 3O"«5IV41 lated to education. t .1.11 •OOO FOR WALL Mi teen that the upstate vote will 32"s37y» ,4.tt decide the question. 32"x3ty»> • DINS • IASIMINT ROOMS DOORS Municipal Group 4.12 • EXPANSION ATTICS ... OR for ths 32"x4»V4' 4.72 AMY ROOM WNMI YOU WANT A DCUXI LOOK, 95 To Hear Tonti 32"xSIK' 4.72 IT'MV,' 1.11 •jMnttn ITS KMINISHID, WHICH tm ONLY *3 ©a finest in BRIELLE-O. Louis Tonti, ex- .447 ecutivo director of the New YOU TW DtTtA SAVIMOS ON B01NSIVI SLWHTLY DAMAMD Jersey Highway Authority, will W'mifV, .447 VAtNtSHtSI 0XI7BJC* "-car wtmr mon's w»ar ... bo the speaker at the Monmouth 36"x43K .447 County Municipal Association U"*47>/, Ml meeting Dec. M. .Ml It will bo held In ths Din- Ml CAN K USED FOR TARUS. ner Bell Restaurant, here. 34"xlW... Mt MASURY PAINTS Mr. Tonti will discuss the Im- DISKS, SIATS, EXPANSION Barda pact of the Garden State Park- OUTSM WMm ATTICS. RASEMENTS way oa Monmouth County. The •ton* SH 1-7747 New Jersey Highway Authority CASH *N CARRY The association win not meet DO-IT-YOURSELF 179 iroad St., ItetJ nest month. WINDOW rSin¥Oatt YOUR COMMUNITY APPEAL GLASS IN STOCK TABLE LEGS PLYWOOD «BMJ Wood ExttMien LarkltK

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Dram Car 16 Years Battle of the BooksWithout License 'Open Home* Set mLLSmc N. J. (APM«ss Continues inRaritan Newark toM For New Library RAtlTAN TOWNSHIP Ma| RUMSON - Tha Now Octaak Many P. Froa Library "Opta Houae- win Ready Scale bt hoM fuaday from S to • p. m. Union Beach shte( It win opaa Monday. IP J. Btaada, Jr.. aad Js Forlndustrial Tbo Horary, tho formr Hiatat Water Audit Brady, for "aot i mtao Stow, it oa Avwaw of Two Rivara. • Figure Up to chadt hooka to towa Building Fees It hat baaa oonpMtly roao- Ha aaM they bad dectend they vatod. Radian Twp. Aalu wouM do oo. thaa askad. "Whan To Tho library waa fomarly lo- Flre>Bfonth Water were ttsyr Code; Report Pact cated on Watt Rfcwr Rd., and Records available at towa gocood St. but boctiM tootmaU Supply Extension Near on OM whaa tho borough bogta to i ana? tommftoamam sfmaob*txi taaxt " " UNION BEACH - CouncUmaa -Tht —. « .._... ^ John Mclnnea laat night roportad J Mayer Petar CartmaU will cut thit tha total amount of payaMata SpJatfOOo tho ribbon officially optalag tht ttat tt aspects to have aa by water customere not recorded Part of wan hv to tho bufldtag fadlity. or accounted for tea risen from apscted Wadaaaday by MrIr. . Blaa- _ otDdtof foes for Francio J. Nary, prNidcnt of tht *>,11» announced In the pre- who at that time said ha ready at ka aaxt rsgubir meeting. tha Oceanic Free Library Associ- limlnary July report to approxi* Officials aotad that the present ation and a former mayor, will nitely $J,70O. (at town hall), at a later date, RUMSON UBtARY—AM "ooon houto" for Hta now Oetonle Froo Library, Rum. bufldteg fas scale la too high for Two Indicted serve aa master ot ctramenles. Ho saM tho accounting si this occowpoalod by o cofttflod pvb> major latatrtojcoawlrsetioa. ton, will talta pl«o Saaalay from 3 H * p. m. Tho now library, Avonuo of Two Uc occooatOest. Meeker To Attend point is nearly completed. Rivtn. i* *ko fomor HtMolmann ttoro. John R. Meeker, president, will Early this year, tte state Muni- HOWOVOTa tllO IsMitl fO( In Shooting by a committee aamod by Mayor represent the board of trustees cipal Finance Commission order- which tta Damocnta have sought H. Ackenoa to study the ed a special audit of water do- -towaahip treasury accounts— too problem. At Keansburg |*jew new library conatots of pertinent books. were sot suds svsflabls to Mr. Datafla of tha acala w«ra not Tho The work has been done by public. FREEHOLD-Two ladietmoatt Referendum Issues adult and chiWrm's readtog rooms, both with separate aa- Gomiager, Suplee and Ctooney, Nat hi Towa Hal ' acala, teas ia a Ktanaburg ahootiag wort Newark. Laboratory among thoao haodad up to So- News Briefc Borough Council to July brought would perior Court Judgt J. Edward Abo, magatlas tod newspaper tbt county prosecutor to oo me It waa moated Oat day. an to aaoro thaa MMN. Knight by tta Moamouth Cow JERSEY CITY (AP)-A Hud- Explained to GOP tag bapt hi tha hocM of Towaahip aoa County Court youth, audto aad staff rooms oad Avlatkai Corporattaa ty Grand Jury yaatarday. day ia Saa Girt laa. They were Mr. Melnnes. la reply to s re- Traaasnr David 0. KOgaa. M B noa woaM bo aboul John KoMI. II. of II Short Mra. Paula Schlaaao ttMW SEA GIRT — RapabUeaa eaa- a librartos's office. dMatea oa tta state aad county State Senator Richard R. Stout sklent's query laat night aa to Linda PL. Haatat HoM. Both flraw aro atartlng Blvd., Ksaasburg, waa iadletad i for the death of her former Tte library tea a book capacity Mr. JotaSchloMoT Named to** ware the tptaken at the Ateambiymen Alfred N. Beadle- what haa been done about tta SOjOT pfOjOCIS OOfO* for atrodoua aaaault aad battary M.OOO vobunea. Miss Estter to bring tta treasury iscordt Im- u daftadaata wan tta Brlckaaal annual fall hiachooa which tta atoa and Clifton T. Barkatow and cue, reported that the borough on WUUo Whlta. Tana M.. Marl- nice to librarian. attorney made application to the mediately to tows haB. for to- boro Towaihlp, who waa ahot la Refractory Co.. Inc.. XXt Brick- Mostnovtti Comy Fodtratkxi ot Freeholder Joseph C. Irwin. Ia otbar J. •_ • HNV a^>Miaawai|»> nuw ' RapubUcan Women bold Wedata- Each dtacusted the four public It wiU te air coodtoonod. bonding company for the full Frank ^ thouMar Aug. 2. aaal Co.. lac., and Xxit Chomlcal Weigand. Co.. lac: all of Kobokoo. Sho the November VtUot Tte oM buikUng mi built la amount Ht ia aaaaagar ot tbo Raritea V> n~ LenufLeonardd MumdMamiol.. ItII.. of Orchard branch ot Peoples National Baak. portod tint batwaea St. KOaniburg. waa dtod for aM- daimad her husband got iato Sea. Stoat explained that bingo MM byy Mr. aad Mn. Homy Hia Job aa towaahip treesnrer hi dw towoahip aad batMara of Olding and abatttog Roidl. fight wltt aa employee of oao ofOpen New aad raffle games, legalised la Eugene Meeker ta memory of Globe Indemnity Ca. Newark, a part-time poshieo, wttt so fixed Manor ortr eornctioa of draia- ff to Auutaot the firms because te had al- 1IU. would not be effected by thetheir son. Willia Heary Meeker. rids a SN.m bead oa tte of- hours of work. aga prabitoia ia hi cutor John W. Applogate. Rddi legedly parked hia car to ai games of chaneo bill on the bal-who lost Ms Ufe ia Wortd War I. fice of water collector. lot and told the voters to bear He said council will press tte At tta dm Mr. Bteada arrived Ma Mid that ha hi draMag aa and Manuel aad thrao JUVOBIIM pony loading areaea.. A plant fora- Nurse Home OfFvMttOBl, tDO tOflM OT mind, that games of chance company for payment so that the at towa ban Wsdatadsy tar tte got inti o aa argument wttiht an- man. she aaM,had ordered the are agreeable to tbt buUdera. other gang at tta Keansburg •—. ' . to protest to would not be permitted m those will be available for bu4- iictkn about 1:M p. m. - Tbt attoraoy aotad that tba In Bayshore muBkipaUties when tba bill falls New Owner gttary purposes next year. Kilgus was oa duty at tta broke up He died the aext day at the age ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A to pass, oven It is Tte audit showed that own Mr. K is group ob- of 41 foUowtng a heart attack. f Ha ralad thaa that aa appotot- Mxt coaunittoo BMfltiax. Ac* tained a J3 rifle aad camas back This waa alleged to havo beta asw nursing homo at I MMdto- a ststewMs basis. For Colony than tto payments, ranging from H cordiag to Mr. Weigaad. the wan maps but aot mat would ha aacaaaary for to tho boardwalk when tha gang tta mult ogfabtof a bloiw aafferod dur- towa Ave. Its doors to- Mr. Bsadtoatoa called tte Turn- treasury racorda lasportiona. ZJ!!2!2*ZZ 22L .^reassembled. They found Whlta lag tta fight tha day baton. torn to constate tta work ia • w^ta, »,*!»£ jot and ehot The home, with a Hl-bod ca- a good ptoa." Ha aaM.Restaurant henrtoa accounted for. Mn. WUUim J. Smith, daputy w t RUMSON - The Colony ftta-l Mrs. Josephine G. Jot). Kay- towaahip dark, baa atid that ne- him from their ear. it la charged. pacity. will be operated b-.y Mn< 'iI for oao. however, would like He also noted that thojowa- Marguerite R. waMt. a register, to ate tho turnpike bond hoM- tauraat. RMgo Rd. and Avows oft* oonfoo oo wo lor coUoctoi* «rdi of bar aapaiiiaaat art Tte group than drove to Lake tolaarlag tte period ot tte audit available at aay thaa. (la towa mmp WOtfJd hOVO 00 OthOf OQBIW Natoo nearby and throw tte gun ad aurae. -, an e*pnae their opiaJona tint Two Riven, baa boot add to fofociooo oa tho poTfonB* ta tte water, police aaM. The Mn. Wane aerved H yean aa He remarked that the state's Thomas Howard Eatarpriaaa* January. INT. through October. hall) aacoboad If tho builders failed Asked tost night gun waa recovered later by state administratodiitt r of OOa d lltte DrtfWMtrtttf administration to Tte restauraat woe owned an asw say plaaa to move to sign the police akin divers. Memorial Hospital la Leightoa, a serious mlatehe tte estate of the late Mrs. Em- Acoofdlopj to Cotuiiy Pfoooco* records toto towa hall The committee failed to go at- Frank DeCario, JI. of McLsrts ta falling to answer tte question ily Johnson, Rumoei. tor Vincent P. Keuper. tta case atoagwkho ~ St. Rad Baak. waa Indicted for According la ae* a Mayor Jasnes H» Market Newman Springs Rd.. sad will team private aad sa "This bill Is tho only i 'mediate Tte Mayor aad Couadl hut tkfer s reonest by Rsritss Tows- wt as was "aot anxious to gat private coavatotcaet patisats. i thai yaar. recently ehaJ- Red Bank. April 3*. ni^His By wivjcii ww nwjr pfwnvw night approved tht transfer of a thio Mayor Harry P. .^J aki BMB to a debate. tovohad to a court as*." James George, Jr.. e), of 1 WeMsa Tte hem wfll have aa toJttolfor higher tducanon." from Colony, Inc. t flve-mooth ostoaato Four, two of whoai also an "It cost tta tsxpeyepy n fSIMM Potter Ave., Long Branch, was start of IS Mr. Inrto, said ttat the Re- o the aew owner. •ervlco to two aaetloas of Rari- sot ceadMetee. rejected tta of* oa tta caaa, ha aaaf, Indicted for carrying s concealed pubUcaa orgsaltatioa has taken A spokesman for tbt group aaM far. but Mr. Blaada aad Mr. aa a naalt I wosMld rattett r as- yg ROME (APMtomaa Catholic 1 weapon in aa ao stead oa the Sunday closing last sight tte aew owners wU Brady accoptad-oa coadHica that gotiata aad save tta court toss. BUhop Joatln McCarthy. Roman Long .Branch. auto June IS la Catholic Bishop of Camdoa. N. issue. Ht aaM that those against tote over ta about a weak. Tte borough serves as Raritea lV At l* ektfl •• uars Collide water users, ta tte Union Park BJ|| Plumber Hester. Sixth Ave., J., today laughed at reports from the measure felt the etoeln* of No major chasm an coatam- The mayor aaM later that to Branch, waa Indicted tor tta United Statee that ha bat n Little Silver certaia businesses oa luadaya plated Initially forth* raateanat. stcttoa sad along a porttoa of would agree to s court salt If breaking aad entering aad potty bean hoepitaliud after a heart would Mag harmful economic ef- although live music wiU be pro- the agreement to sot signed _, larceny. He Is charged with re- attack. "I am perfectly all right." LITTLE SILVER — A two-car fects, aad those supporting it ar- vided at diaaer. Couadl has voted aot te rtoew buWs by tte aext meeting moving M.7I tho tin r he told a reporter on the phone. eccMant waa reportetctodo jfonoraay gue that Sunday should be a day Tha •Tvenuag assy the frsaeatot, which wiU expin Tha tsuashlf to ssstlag to have Coate'a Grocery Store. Jollae "TaU people at home that I am st White Rd. aad WosdwadAvoWon . rottrvod for naglous oboorvapoa last alght asw approved tta mas- thtbuOa* tam draw- Ave.. Long Branch, June M. leaving today for New York aad PoHee Sgt Jams Fix said a for of a esssoasl Uquor Ucsasa Mr. Mclaaes aaM ttat at a I feel okay. The rtporta of a ear goiag watt oa Whsta Rd. driv- At the laacheoa, Mrs. John T. from Raymond O. Wyckoff, Rum-loaeHag wltt Mr. Sesmaa eerter atctioa aoa of taa otvtiop* heart attack absolutely have ao en by Dorothy Ottty. M Wood- Uwtty, Jr.. MMdletown, son. to tte Rusma Yacht Oab. thla week, tte myor asked for Cnuh Hold. Up foundation." Bishop McCarthy land Ave., waa making a left ten gave J. First St extension of service to Juas la other matters tte committee came to Rome last week to report tote Woodtoad Ave. whoa tt WooUoy, couaty chairman, tba » "to five Rsritea ttota to solve Deportation the tigatog aa to the Pope oa hit diocese u re- wsthttoattalertaMabyaa- federation's check for SsM for tta Probe Health ^* of Henry L. quired of all bishops periodically. otter car heeded wast oo White party's campaign fund. Ht y SAN FRANCSICO (AP) - A that some sotuttoa win te KnaMT. Hobadal VHIago archi- FUlptao duo to be de- Rd. Otter caadMataa honored wen NEW BRUMWKXfAP) - Driver of tho second car was Sheriff Ira E. Wotoott Surrogate Center Theft ilblt by that Urn aad ttat it to tect who ia draflag ported with Ma family today. In- likely tte West Kteatburg Water stead waa ranajaratlag from au- ASMVKOrO pJfOVlOf OBowMl 000* Oscar Joteaoa. wkoUvw at Marl- Edward C. aad Freehold- MIDDLETOWN — Police an Tho ten State HaspHsl. Police ssM probing two thefts tavorvtog acme Co., win become the supplier. hi towa hall aad to eraah tajuriaa. Naeeetho«Mllty etod- sr Waltoa Sherman. dariflcotioa ot tta fata Palis Mootamaa. M, who aorv- leepany. aay •sea's car stocked tta GUay Guests included Rap. James C. mtrom two separate bulMtegs Mr. Seams aotad that ttecom- to aay ch> oaay la now abort af water hat tho project ed oa U. S. Anay traaaports m P. Caw (R-NJ). 71 foot ataag the mad. Jobs. AurtusKloss. Rumsoa; jlrs. Her- to Campbstl's Juacttoa. laaa? What an thay dahkj • Tbt towaahip hi plaaaiag to aoo's car thah a Iato s According to Chief Eari N. Hoy-baa plaaa for a new well. tta baaM of a private dttaaa?" World War II aad alto a gotr- H. liVwB»ofgOeTt Evotvtte piost" hat dUgtog sf buOd a throe-bay garaga tot ttett broaklag tht pott, it of tte Stats Fadanttao; Mn er, IMS) waa takes from e safe It la that Than waa ao iadkatioa laat rilla 1a las aattvo PhUippiaeaPhilippine*. z: no well wilt bs atartorwitMa rear sf tho township hall. OtnMlatL. Thomp the Mo . Organ- The architect baa estimated tte aM|ttttafjtHgMMHl BJJIMJ laMauJaal two weeks. or how tha hwao will bo ramp yaatarday. He MM officers • "* anwmjfasmsnaBmngi VFamjusj ewovBPBjBJ state ooaunttteewomaa. aad Mn.toattoa for Social Service rtoaltt af tta garaga at IM.NI. The pending farther lovaatlgatioo by was Couadl iacldsd agshwt wtreog ha Machof oat H. Morfard. Sr.. MMdto Roritaa ToaaabJp a latter to the Sgt. Fit aad PatfikwaB Warns tern, vtoa eteirmaa of tta ttan w« bo a " Dr. Vkmat TKwasa'a ami It - goatod hi Rrnrrtaw IjtapHil far office aaw was braass iato aad te tha ftvs- BWMT MbjrtHi sad njaaiaal at takaa. Chief Mayor aaM. matt ptea for fear that 'R might Hie totter^ Krawoa. a bo ated Uataa caaaery worhoi, aid uode, OooV RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Ia 2 Policemen Wrmo. IT. who won wMh him, tansy sf tta da- Instead. Mr. Melsaas wsa b> ATLAWTIC mCMUNOS-Tha Tha vstbaliy. ttat tko nasaat WHI SO Are Honored aad Ma ap vlwW AOaWOIMHa WM NOPIaTi tta Rari. WMBOM - -Two ami ashes- M. TaistTbyMrs. Mar- Pleads No Defense Tosaar aad Jama TaalatiaaaBoonKd.lt Ntoo. laa ffSMftS af MM foot aad a roar of iauaigratkia. htysan af aga aro wotoaaw. I aad drainage On Taking Aulo afMtaat aadhtawMe are Tha homy wM bo epos from The ptaak thsuM have FREEHOLD - Joan Pood. O. wtthj Wtllto IliO.at wbkh usae *t • of • of Norwich. Coaa, plsadad ao at- igtismtat to by wm-tgaarod asana asay asriow assks* fsast yteterdey baton Caaaty It a 1. Their Vrvtea,!, PUDfniLD (APVrbo dbaa- Judgt Elvto R. MaMsUI te cter- Uataa Aaaa. 1, aad Daborah Laa. an af Mask Truaks, las., sro aot of sf aa Mas, lam V. Prisoner Mowing Plan BxaBKetaaBa) aapart award aad •t tta ay Mrtt. butwen la am gaae nvo omoiffleee aaaoda BMmosMt ptaat wWa ttahr panata. They met ysataraay Has Maw l wW fl _ _„ to Be Slated te aatomebUe osslar Jaba UPn- tor L-. ||a> ||^_ ^| . gm*. m^A —•--*- loaiial awBaaim ow gnxessoiuo nosl Bkaxoma* tawa. nan wan aaan thaa «a•JBj.| lit ImmiWWftlamA t KO*»I| VtVJfJ •wneoog II Vtwli BPJSJ1P1 mj awjnojfoj vngj,| BP«BfF 3 SefftoiM in Kindergarten, Ha' TOWSJWiy . At.Jcasi OsWI aoaadi WlwiojWlttmB StfojdBff. Ma*** y •• aaoad wawooa glvtglvoos aa cooar w»torn tm Voa r\i*Mrto«oa*llooMor -TT . .. „-"'"-::! «M amat 11* axtVi amst amsmsm na Banal ^«m 11 fa^ 4W ianaxSm ajtm. WOJS ajWeWeM OOPtWrW **#0 «*>*< fwV BJBBJ BJBJI I^BBEffJ BJ|BJ •tmPft* PsooV gW wnomy Bojo; aaw^nam| sawns> hsM ta *rwg Eartter ttlt wash, Pnak Ma BJBJBa..aaJ Bjnjom---w- a-*BBJBB-J ^B-^TgfcJ BBja*^ ajjM s*n\wW | sotoxfnanwlj tsWBMwrojajl ff^asgnoxlnsnnwjani Basajmk BBoVokPoxa^Pvonrnpgl xoMBanxexoxgtjaiuauiumaBsnML Tloa soOw nofaxoaawjuaBl BOaamrvW* oo01j giiillaal af Lassl Ml sf Sat UaJ. natsnxexsttsKi B^asoMaslsBxBi B^aug, lOVal sxexownf la CIIWOJKOBKU CaxexexeV gJ^dMsOjAalgjsfl Pstor Caitatea aaM a Mott Cla$$e$ on Full Day Aw jm^^ am%SJ s UNION BUUa-Em though tiMf, Evaat aaM tcstefoy ttat gjjf".* wouM dm Hs PI •m to aMwi poojoo offiooft. epenttoa boams H had as I "so * wPnunanamj^amnn^emv' BBBJBBJB^BJBBEnawj •Jgo Moaaiowa coHMy aofOfeWMMMM ••VM *>poi 1 eo ttst tta satin paUot depart Earl •, Osrrtoaa hsdgtvas hia te aspaad aad wasted toSttte! SKETB|BBJ BBJ aooW ^BJBBEJBJ BBB^sw ^BBBBJ ^ Latest Nowt • ban, tta POCMMOlOa Ml* VPJO aowOjOOfpjOfUB The bask te tta Plaaa tog Board far f 0HMMN • rOSOn wVB^oWoT evWB^Bmwnawj s^BMfv BBEJ Bj I s*ir P •••* Iwf OffiwwOWVS »0^ MA BBaajha^aaA ^£ ftaaoaa^aoAiaiAAa^hA a«A|iaao Mhavtogltto h e •JB tWf^BBBJ tj| fBJf/fJBJ||ajBff|BJBJ tJBJaffJBJ atttakhv Nil sad pM^ Tte< la IfliiitiaaTwraigodby RaRaad- dergertea tevel. 00)ff003 ?O)VOyy fffOlf Tht four kwdtrgarten claaam wanara win a paynn of gns> at a dm to f la P ||, Mo 190. Baaaa PaMaa CMofOaorga H. aaw have M to «TpopM each. Tam la Taylor sa Buckley Rd. Tht Tsy- «o a WHforW s eawiMrf waathi ar daytaa. attended by board sfftoteto aad Tht triple i VW IB] a^rB^Rs^HaTv«S^nnm7' | B^sjB/mBBJBjBHIi BJ j of Mam work oOv w IH M MV B^r W^9 IVRi avan sMs tiato oaf iraoHy wot Wieej, TVs toformath MM S5O Ma aaM, tao, aa laapirtlaa at ~ ' J. Evaas, Cottage Park achoal only. aa tte grssodt of tte hold srtoctoal. Mn. Evaas Ka> asm N Is • tta ladusuiel saw,•suNo saks« AswMver fo tt«y aa la Paris after molr SMSV* dargarlaa to Mack Btaats an la New Yon ^ai wWaaakAmaatt 4ta aWasaMlflsldl Pa^sooj m*v t^wveovwMf A Bj IsmPlal^Rv oS VVBBVOW^RSM fWaMt^aaB ^•ntsAakaWa^ai aakAg a^gVaam J WHU rfOOiOOAf wA0MO)0vy0f OOw PMtiOpj rfllWO IwfiatWar '• wm IsTJ/BlaT fJBjnBBBj|m]Bjm| fjBJBJl WBPJBji aad tta oaadHloa of ttalr pupils wttl te stated oa Mate atractod to boy tta lead Hsrtlw MsoMlNaa. • Nov. I. ht eaatractod The oe sas^^u^^u^MB^axv^sosuuj a^fl^^a BBUJPOJB/ VtNSLAND (AP) - Two am Bfi ftsniaB aaam Tha bsard had sapnvsd ^f aBamapovr%i ^s^BpnosBlaVaBBaj aaaBBgll BBmBmnanjt wistortatla. m, M:4 w*o™e)^"/ VWawrJIM lRtTI **" IW %We"oo™eW BamrJw «x^W W*J0 oo"piBW^^B CVntMND gartea trials sssilnai 00 a. m, aad Is* p at. hired last night whsa ttsir ear title to DeoMahor tta kmstrl _ JTTOWN — DOOM Joaa SubstoMotiy, tta state Depart- Mr. Evaaa te raa out of control eo rota ansmlaary approval to two eus- D'Aattaay. i IT Batfor U. yoa- mast af Idaoattoa ntod agatoat hbtdergarlea cleat room Ave to aearby B I «r II Mrday aaffarad a cut iMdoa la auch action oa e etete-wido te- will bt solved by Visa TowaaMp, rolled aver asd StKty Msltttwt, aoatog i lo#ff kwfl kdhMal *---*— --.*- -i»^ sts, but at tte same time save year. tlruck a int. Killed Cobrol. Newark, was Acer, swaouaced te will mate tt. no **** *•»! ItBBJBBJ yWWmTWmy WfBBJH WIV 1I OfW t ^wmjUBsoWwBBBmBmB | sm4t.fujajfawij sIj ft put (wr arm through a gtaM door coualy school superintendent! art tour first grade were Juas Voles Rossdo, M, vsoted approval fof r III one-halhlf map of possible mosquito breed at homo, gha roqulrad 10 ttiithM dlerretlnnary power la mtk* »« (IIHM nn dnubtdM e eewMon. Thli e Identified hy elate se- acre tote on Rl. It north of Rl 1*4 areas during the winter t reptlans In «sset where nn« kin reti of the tthtml tytlrm, how- live H to the Mnet|ultQ t'ontr la Rivtrvltw Hotpllal la riot* lh» at lh» driver, and Pedro IM ae He American legion opoWt OBoWWOjafiaoJ OVOf •"Hind Th» rhlld It lh» 4tuaM«r d»rgirl»it tea. If cm full •<•••».M l^laaaTdsdi of Mr. aad Mrt. NIMI tJ'Anthony Ml Mennr, iiwneit I'y •pseyl m "'• VWfBBBTWw RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services Friday. Oct 23, 19W- '

BAPTIST TUNITY EPISCOPAL CHRIST EPISCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN Middletown Shrewsbury Shrewsbury RedBaak Red Bank Red Bank Reformation Sunday wiU be ob- Jr.. Laymen't Sunday wttl be fea- Sunday Service*: Holy Euchar "The 110,010,000 Swindler" will 'To Proclaim the Mighty Ada Rev. John F. Crouthamel. of God" is the sermon topic of at the 0:13 1 11 witt use the topk, -What Is Devo- tured at the 11 a. »^W»»»SUII. 1st will bs celebrated at t a. m. be the subject of the sermons de- day. The service win be led by livered by Rev. Anselm Broburg Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, for services Sunday. Rev. Dr. Sar- tion Worth?" at the family serv- family eervice aad Church School wfll the following: Elder Dsagtas wiU be held at fcli a. m.. and at the I and 11 a. m. Sunday the 0:30 and 11 a. m. services ice Sunday at S a.m., and at the Sunday. Ths organ prelude, ptoy- preach ea the theme, "Our Herit- regular service at 11 a.m. The Smith and Lewis Hamy.'who morning prayer and sermon by services. witt deUver the aanaoa; OObert Rev. Charles H. Be* at 11. Rites of the day wiU begin at ed by Miss Doris Frame, minis- age frosa the Refonaattoa". Dr. carol choir will stag "Gladly to ter of Music, will be "Aria," aad I Carl F. Mueller, minister ofthe Hoato of Warship Coma Wo 8. Barteaux. who wfll praaUs; The chlldren'f confirmation I a. ra. Sunday with Holy Eu- D. Marvin Laytoa. who wttl lead class meeu todty at 4 p. m. in charist. Whole families of the the Junior choir will sing "Praise music, wfll play To Gad Alone Today" and -Forward by Our la Nature." The Choristers wfll I Be Prelee", "Psalaa XU" aad the coagregatlflsi fct tharaioaaae the parish hall The teenage can- church congregation may attend Watchword." aad aw Mdtog aad the pastoral prayer. the combined service and Com- stag "In Thy Name, O Lord. 'Psalm 4S". wffl tmii "O teen Is tonight at S o'clock in toe H Fred StutabaoV who parish hall. munloa at the 0 a. ra. Family Assembling" at tho 0:30 a. m. , At. the 11 o'clock service L*t4la>a^«l? Rek*>etame Eucharist. Provision can be made service and the sentorchoir.'Thy Tower Hffl Choir wfll Lord Always" aad "Holy. Loving Witt, read the Scripture aad ra- The Lay Readers meet Moo- carve the offering. Church School day at • p. m. ia the church. Al- for taking care of small children Church, O God, Her Heart To Lord-Oof* aad -A MattM y Fort- Father." at 11 am aMttamal Safe fA«Bml gBsaam are at 0:30. in the our That Uprsistth." Ronald Clark, I net Ia Oar God". of panatal coholics Anonymous meets at • by of At 0:11 aad 11 aja p. m. la the pariah home. aery, kindergarten and first' sou* wifl stag "God Is Ig 4^^oT^iaWm»yn^BB^Bmlattfmtte# * Maft WHBBVVmmVS topi bs hsM Sunday at U At 4 p. ra. then win a service The Acolytes Guild meets Tues- grades at the parish house. Shepherd." Ushers at the ot» af the Qnuch School wffl ajn. The fottowtag chlldraa witt I organisation of the aow Re- sanies win be Cari Pfrctamer, be held hi the Church at day at 7:M p. m. Immediately foUowiag the • a Mo frajrod. "ffatJhw. taU bsdsdlcstod^•w ^ w ^ sj w : Uada Marie, lervkea for Wedaeaday: Holy m. service, there will be coffee WUUam Wtthetra. Curtis Bradtejr. andFeBowsMp of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel At chairman of the committee of Joha Apgar aad John Rodeaberg. opirtt." smaaBHtrmg ths) tnsM Mast I At 3:30 pm a special Referma- 4ttisktaM*oi Eucharist wiU be celebrated hour in the parish house. K. PhUHp„ s. Byroa Jorame, ton the Oassis of New Brunswick, 7 and It a. m., aad service Shortly thereafter, the Sunday- aad at the 11 a. ra. service, Rod- Uon Day service tor aU Protas- Rev. Howard E. Newton wfll pre- ney Barnes, Herbert Downs, Har- teat churches hi the ana win of Mr. and Mn. Hartaa J. Pow- heattng at 7:30 and I** a. m. school will convene, with the rec- y ell, aad Timothy Ingemaaa. son side and receive aU those who , bs hsM ia the Lang Branch High •*,* •• m m ^ ^^ m A^A^AAM ^SB^kssaAa^ksaai AB? The Sewing Croup meeu from 11 tor guiding a teens and adult otd Joh of Mr. aad Mrs. Albert J. Sieg- will Become cnaner BBtawara oi a. m. to I p. n. ia parish haU. class ia the "Ways and Teaching WlUiaraMaaael. Sunday-SchoolAopleyard aad* -shod. daShl * Ths Senior Couples Oub wffl Wet ola new church. The Saa Scouts meet at • p. m. Of The Church." The subject: at t: 30 and 11 a. m. Charles W. amphtM. chairman i tho a«aoMO(vltoiCkri«41aBiUvtao> MiMsooaw hold iU ""T*"j* supper ato Youth Fellowship wfll meet at The Inquirer's class meets "Henry VIII And His Wives." A nursery hi conductod d of ths board of trustees, wUI 7:30 p. m. ia the Baptist fallow- Thursday at • p. ra. ia the The morning prayer at II a. m both servicst by Mra.CurtU Of Qod hftVO hOfaJOMhorml hi the FeUowshto hall toaight at 7 o'clock. at the S aad 11 aja. serv ship Hatt. Miat Lucy Morgaa and church. wiU follow the prescribed ritual ley and Mrs. Cart Mann. Junior tt to erooio • life flam regard to the her committee wffl lead a db- for the Bd Sunday after Trinity, Hi Fellowship motto at S p. m. Tuesday at S p.*. - Training What laatj vast to be held of "Science aad Prayer.' 00NGMOATI0N tWAI ISRAEL The Feast of Christ The King." to ths church housa_wjth Mr. sad iaFeOowshh) halt for can- The young people an making 4Va*» atMialiBjilfmaiifi-r ana. (IT GREATER RED BANK Father Broburg win be assisted Mn. Dtatsr Robinson, advisers. with rofcoJUaw, •otf-yity, or lispolr. tthioiain o> JVC ovVfMf^aaajOMaMaBjgr plans for their annual drive for by Arthur Sargent, seminarian Senior Hi Fettowsmp meets at I at. B«o»o»*ttvt*tim*teae4,ttB»- Jaaior Doors wffl meet toaight mads tor the United Nattaat In- Friday evening aenricei are at from the General Theological p. m. under the leadership of Raw. Thursday at M aja. aad S BJB. at 7:30 p.m. ia Fellowatap Han. ternational Emergency Fund. Mr. Comas. •"Indian The Young Adak FsOowship wfll 1:10. Rabbi Gilbert S. Roaaatbal Seminary la New York. Saturday right They wUI collect oa the avenlag win preach on. "A Portrait-of The Young People's Fellowship "An Introduction to Bible ol Ctoiatlflnaooo. Lot m law* frith ta a aored by the Woaaen's Std rih ia FeUow- of the 3Sth. tka ta FaOowship hat. thto Han. Two Girls," in which he win dte- wfll meet at 7 p. m. Sunday in Study," for an Adult Study Group, 9 Is Allied Stodeata Day, The Women'a Guild wttl meet CUM "Eva" by Meyer Levin and the parish house. wiU be conducted by the pastor wich hmcheon wiU be served be- In the Pariah House Tuesday at things work togotfcor for goof." tween noon aad 3 p-aa.: tea wUI aad a dlnasr win be served in "New Face Ia The Mirror" by On Saturday at I a. m., the Wednesday at 0 p. m. in the FeUowahte Kan Sunday night to Sp. m. Yael Dayan. Kanan Sidney confirmation class for children church house. Mark A. Talaty be served between 3 aad S pm; Scharff win chant the liturgy. The will assemble. At 10 a. m., there The nominating committee ExomsUvo Director aad an oWashtoed ham supper HMlfc thai OCCMotMs. CENTRAL BAPTIST floral donatioa was made by Mr. will be the regular choir rehear- meeU Thursday at 8 p. m. in • Oregoa Cooaell of Church— Will b# Mt^9Q PCVWMal w tM The fall rally of the Monmouth and Mrs. Eugene Lchrbaum in sal. the church house, Boy Scouts 7:30 p.m. Association witt be haM in the A aaadwich hiuchsoa wiU be Red Bank Church Tuesday. The Missionary Sunday witt ha honor of the bar mitsvah of their meet ia the scout room ia the markekdd with special wo, Richard. The candles will be BAPTIST church house. irved at the batar Friday be- wUI at 3 p.m tween aooa aad 1 pjn. witt be at 0:30. storting at 0:45 a. ra. Ths Sun- Messed by Mrs. Lehrbaum and New Monmouth HON day-School wiU also mark Rally Mr. Lehrbaun will occupy a seat Rev. William E. Bisgrove. pas- BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP RedBaak aad aa taaairattoaal ratty wUI he heMatl Day. en the pulpit Richard Lehrbaum wiU preach oa "The Great Port Monmouth Rev. Edward G. Waldaa at Rev. Roger J-SouiMwinpreach PRESBYTERIAN Rev. and Mrt. Fred Gibboa. wiU chant the Kiddush and par- at the 1*43 a.m "Invading Outer Space" is the "sir Haven wUI preach at the I both ths 0:30 aad 11 a. m. who havo nc fatly ntutasd from Hcipato ia the service. An oneg service Sunday. At 7:3» p.ra.. he topic of Pastor Robert 11 a.m. service Sunday. Sunday trvicoa Sunday ea the topic. Oa Reformation Sunday, eerv- BtrnMNUEL BAPTIST five ysara m Keaya Cokny. East mtbbet winfonow.SabbathmorB- will preach on "The Believer's Mian at the 11 a. m. Sunday school meet* at fell. "Remember ths Sabbath Day." icet wffl be held at 0:30 aad 11 Atlaatie Wgalands Africa, win participate la aH the a* and Shemlnl Atxeret serv- Dwelling Place." Btbto School service, Mid-week prayer services are Herbert BurUt, organist and a. ra. "The Fascination of a Rev. Howard M. Brvia wU their children. ices will be at 10 o'clock. Rich- held Wednesdays at I p.m. choirmaster, wttl direct the mu- Proatestant Faith" wiU be the preach both the 11 a. m. and at ard Lehrbaum win becalledtothe meets Sundays at »:30 a.m. Bible School is at 0:45 a. m. Elizabeth Ana. Preddy and David. Mid-week prayer service Is held Youth Fellowship, senior group. The Home Missions group will sic. Mildred Stout soloist at the memo of the sermon by ROT. 7:30 p. m. services Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Gibbon, at 11 a. m.. Torah as a bar mitsvah and will Harvey C. Doule, Jr., pastor. Wednesdays at 7:30 p.ra. at «:30 p. m. in the home bold an at-home bake aale Satur- 1:30 a. m. service, wiU stag. "Je- and at 7:30 p. m.. wUI give an be accepted into the (old of Is- day, with Mn. Ella H. Smith ia sus, Jesus, Thou art Mine" aad At the early aervtce, Mrs. rael by Rabbi Roseathal. Cantor The Bykoto meeu Thursday of Mr. aad Mrs. Albert E. Ma- at 7 illustrated lectors oa hhi work afternoons and Young People't honey. » Vermont Ave. Bible charge. Hear Ye, Israel." The Chancel Frances KiUmar, guest sok la Africa. Members of the Gib- Scharff win chant the services. choir wiU sing thh e anthemsh , wttl stag, "Come, Follow MeMe., the " Junior services will be held at Thundayi at 7:30 o'clock. The study hour at 7:30 p. ra. witt be The Flower Club win bold a Church school meeu st •:« bon family wfll bo the goeeto at Seventh and Eighth Grade Young eonduetod by Pastor Mlnut Halloween program in the church "Nine Dimtttis" and "Magnifig - Savior Spoke" by KarrElen. a. m. A nursery for pre-echool a meeting of the Youth Fellow- f. IS. Yixkor memorial services at i 11:30 and Sabbath evening serv People's group meeu Friday Bible School aad Morning aerv- Thursday at 4 p.m. cent" at the II a. m. service at —nag me ship Sunday at 0:30 p. m. nights at 7:30 o'clock. The Women's Service Guild win which there wiU be a reception choir win sing. "A Mighty II a. m. service. The board of win meet Ices at 5:45. Ices an held ia the Bayshon tress Is Our God," arranged by The Ladies' Aid will meet Gun Club, Harmony Rd. make a bus trip to New York of members. Midweek Prayer services an Monday at 7:30 p. m. Simhat Torah party for the ch& Wednesday, 10 a.m. to wont oo City. Now. 7. to sea the movie, Ahar flowers are being pre- David Hogg, one of the haM at S p. ra. Wednesdays. A Halloween party for mom- of the community will be Midweek. Prayer Fellowship is ben of the choir. p ys. rednesday at 7:30 p. m. to the "The Bit Fisherman." Mrs. Thel- sented by Mrs. William Macden- Th'Pi Girt i ben of the Sunday-school wUI ba held at 7 p. m. Saturday. Simhat ma Jackson, president, is in Church school will meet at 1:30 chmdThe'Pionee, r Girts meet in the Acker will lead devotions, and home of Mr. and Mn. Mabbney ald to memory of parents, Mr. held ia the church Friday. Oct. Torah services Sunday morning Mrs. Milton Ward. Mrs. Richard charge. and Mn. David Hulit. and sister. « 3:30 p. m. and the Coloaiats at 30, at 7 p. m. will be at t: 15 for the Junior Con- with the pastor ia charge. Senior high class wUI mast at T p. Weiss and Mrs. Frank Skrtvaneck Kittle Macdoaald. Other flow- 10:30 a. m. ^ gregation and M o'clock for the will be hostesses. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES era era to be presented by Mn. adult congregation. Highlight of The Amico Bible Class will ST. PAUL BAPTIST Red Bank Samuel Howard In of Captains of the "Every Mem- the service win be the Hakafot, meet Thursday at I p.m. , in Red Bank "Is the Bible a Mai daughter, Eatba Howard Hay- ber Canvass" wttl meet m the or circuit of the synagogue, with Fellowship HtU and hold a har- Rev. Walter T. Hawkes, pat- Book or a Divine Guide?" la the ward. The Adult Class meeu at s study during the interval Services held at SS * Am the Scrolls of the Torah. vest birthday party. Mrs. Walter tor, wiU preach at the 11 a. m. title of the sermoa\ to ba givea 0:30 a. m. the services. . Sunday-School services are at with Rev. Lawreace; pes- The post bar mitsvah clan Junie is program chairman. Mrs. Sunday service. At 3 p. m. the at the Sunday aervPJa at 3 p.m., Senior High Fellowship wttl 3:43 a. ta. mbothehaatlo. "Horns 4iaall0a.m. meets for the first time Tuesday, Elks will hold a memorial serv- YotUh ActiviUM lor Smtdny in- meet at 7:11 p. m. Grown Faith" ia the sermon top- a-d church i vies at U— Hit. and Mrs. Howard E. Chamberlain Clngdoa Han. $4 Brand St dude Church school 1:30 and 11 Oct. 27. at 3:3B for boys and girls zel. Mrs. William E. Bisgrove ice In the church. The choir, un- M 4: IS p.m.. members wiU study Combined prayer fellowships ic of Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, between IS and 18. The group at 11 Anton Krumel, Mrs. W. D. Swart- *w »• direction of Mrs. Velma magazine article. "Salvation I.Y.F., M p. m.; M.Y.F. wiU meat Tuesday at 11 a. m. mtoistor, at the II a. m. service. for boys and girls between 13 and will be hostesses. Barnett, will sing. The Men's for Your Family aa Well aa Your Ssssioa witt most Tuesday at Mrs. Marlanaa dowss. IS meeu for the first time Thun- Club la sponsor. De-con Lindsay Neighbor." p. m.. the dJacuasloa subject aad choir director, witt play as *«»A ttM and «M day. Oet JO, at 4 o'clock. Sims is chairman. Thursday at 7:31 pjn. In King- to be "The purpose of Christian •"altar, spiritual at 7 p.. m. Fridays at IT. AimMNrS CATHOLIC Fsiwaahip;" Wesley FaDowsbip. The faU School of Faith and •God's House:' Red Bank M Halt. Richard Ptantetosr Ufa wttl ba hsM Wodaasday at lory, "This Holy Place.' 7-30 p. m. tat Two Vma Prayer REFORMATION LUTHERAN wiU direct the Theocratic Minis- p. m. •fHajori Masses an celebrated Sunday CHRIST EPISCOPAL The CouacU of churches of Long Dr. Frederick Braav poatkMw. "Short West Loag Branch at 7. 0, 0, M. 11 aad 13 o'clock. Middletowa try School. wttl coamwa adntt chair wttl amg "Coma Thou ••Why Am I A Reformation Branch and vicinity wiU conduct Coafessieas are heard Saturdays Right Rev. Alfred L. Banyard. reformation rally ta the Senior the course baaed oa thes mamstheme. AhwihtAhnightvy KlatKtag*"* and the tatter Christian?" is the sermon took from 4:31 to • p. «.. aad from Bishop of New Jersey wiU ad- CALVARY BAPTIST High School auditorium. West The Significance of the Church.- choir. "1 WauM Ba True.' of Rev. W. Robert Oswald, pastor, 7:30 to 0 p.m. minister confirmation. He will Rod Bank wood Ave., Long Branch, at 3:30 at the •:30 and 11 am. services Baptisms an at 12:30 p. m. celebrate Holy Communion at the Rev. John B. Gilchrist wiU p. m. Sunday. Dr. Lester D. Clee win ha Cordiml Wtkm- Sunday. The Reformation Rally Sundays. 0 a. m. Sunday service and wiU preach Sunday at the 11 a. m win be the speaker aad the world tight ta Fellowship Hatt. Ammlu You at sponsored by the Council of The Miraculous Medal Novena address the Sunday-school at 0:45 service. Sunday School meeu at famous Wagner College Choir Rev. Frederick Gibson of Ham- Churches is at 3.30 p.m. in the L held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. At the 11 a. m. service, he will 0:30 am. with Zannie Leeks, wiU sing. lton. Ontario, Canada, will ba Long Branch Senior High School JASSBS CATMOUC CALVARY and the Perpetual Novena to St. confirm eight young people aad superintendent The Missionaries Activities oa the church sched- guest minister at the Dr. Lester Clee and the Wagner Anthony It held Tuesday at 7:31 win preatf wiU have prayer aad song eerv- Sunday service. Church school is ule Include: an at «. 7. S. College Choir are on the pro- p. m. ice at 3:30 p.m. BTV neeU at at 0:45 a. m. Westminster Fallow tor. Rev. Andrew M. Vaa Dyke, Folk daaciag la Fellowship HaU IS, II ami n lma ths charch gram. will assist at all services. « p.m. Uaton Ushers wUI spon- at t: 30 p. m. Saturday. ship meets at 7 p. m. The Long Tuesday: Senior Cititens at LUTHER MEMORIAL ridB. II o'clock m MISSOURI SNYOD sor the WestfleU Gospel Siagan The Woman's Society of Chris- Branch Council of Charchso wfll p.m.; Rachael Circle at 0 p.m at S pm. OCsUNPORT New Shrewsbury REFORMED ttaa Service wiU hold iu monthly observe Reformatien Ba Sator- in the home of Mrs. Alfred Bitti Keyport Executive Board meeting at I ?:" "• "• » *• Long 0:4S A.M SM Atlantic Ave., Long Branch The Festival of the Reforma- ta.. aadtram tion will be observed at the serv- Morning service Sunday at ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL p. m. Monday, with Mrs. Hoary High School. 7:30 to 0 p. m.. aad wash-days 11:00 AJU.-Moralng Sarvlco Priscilla Circle at 0 p.m. In the Little Sttver J. Palmer presiding. The Olstairt win ice beginning at 10:45 a.m. Sun- 10:45 a. m., with Rev. Roderick duriag the 7:45 o'cloclr ma«7 7:0* P.M.-Evening Servico home of Wallace S. Colmorgan, N. Deyoung, pastor. Sunday Rev. A. AUen AtUnborough. The Nsedhwork Guild Witt JO Tohicaa PI.. Portauptck. day. Rev. Daniel D. Reinheimer at 1:30 r.fcOOP. M. will deliver the address entitled. School at 0:30 a. m. ', win administer Holy Com meet la Fellowship Han from N from 0:30 a. ra. to 4 p. aa. m the mm.. tamtatto charch. A Confirmation class for seventh, muaJea Sunday at S a.m. The s. m. to S p. ra.. sad the Wesley chapel. The men at the charch •k tBBkBJSM> METHODIST 'TheChurch of the Reformation.' L Mn. Geoffrey Wood. New eighth aad ninth graders wiU be rector win be la charge of Mora- Fellowship plays voUeybaU then an to work oa the wmraHoaal rectory aad flOtd oat betora the Atlantic Highlands held tomorrow from 0 to 10 a. m. ing Prayer at the family service at g p. m. Toeeday. Rev. George E. Taylor, pastor, Shrewsbury, will ling, "Come Ye Blessed," accompanied by Mrs The Women'a League for Serv- at 0:31 a.m.. aad wUI lead in The Forty-Phn Group at WORD OPUPr will preach on "Prosperity ice will meet Wednesday at 0:30 prayer aad preach at 11 a.m 1:30 p. m. the .YCOmmVNION EPISCOPAL Osr Lady of the the Cuff." Sunday at 11 am Frederick Bremmer. organist. At p. m. at 0:30 a.m group quarterly conference wUI Fair Havea U ovary at S p. aa, m Rev . Paal N. Church School meeu at 0:30 a.m. 7:30 p. m., the film, "Martin rlory Communion to aommlatered start at 0 p. m. ~ * The Luther," will be shown to the Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, roc- ths chinch. Intermediate Methodist Youth COMMUNITY oa aU Prayer Book Holy Days at woman't 'Society of Chriattaa tor. win admlaistor Hdy Euch- Fellowship meeu Sunday at 1:30 public ia the firehouse. Lmeroft 0:31 p.m. Service aad ths Waaleyaa Serv. arist " " - " He wttl p.m., aad the seniors at 7. Adult class meeu in the parson- ice Guild win conduct a 'Quiet age at 0 p.m., Tuesday, to dis- "Sin and the Law" la the ser- I m moralag prayer Plane are underway for the an- mon topic of F. Howard Lloyd, Hoar* to the chapel from 1:30 to the charch school i nual basar to be held Dec. S. cuss "What the Bible Says about Fair Haven 1:3s p. m. Ths moms wfll bs Becoming A Christian." minister, at the 11 a. m. Sunday let at 0:15 s.m. The rector witt At the II a. at. service, Jttv. "Ths Secret of His Pi praach at II a.m. vice. Sunday-School services Tho program has beta are at 1:45 a. m. Walter T. Gaadek wil apeak aa Youth Fottowthip Spiritualist Senriees TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM the topic."! wnHCom- by Mrs. Mayaard Babb, The Ladies' AM Society annual day at 7:31 p.m.. with> John Hop- Elberoa mltmoat" The newly-tormed tu- ttfs secretary, •Ml, PVwttGNttf IS Rabbi Aaroa H. Lefkowiu wUI "Autumn Harvest" basar will be tor choir w« staatag ffot r the first Ths Sewtog Oraap asssts m ths TUMMY. I:M •. M. held tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. Midweek Eucharist to conduct Sabbath Eva Services to- time. It la aadartte directioa of charch from W s. m. to 3 p. m. Tuesdays, at 0:30 II HifhlantJ Ave.. Rumton night st 0:30 o'clock, with Cantor Junior choir rehearses Tuesday Mrs. GeraraidM Cupptoat aad Mn. Tharaday asjdsr ths eJtBirawasMi at 7 p. m., aad Adult choir Thurs- Eachariet ia alto Morris Chotia participating, Rab- of Mra. Goons Schmidt. Mn. J. all Prayer REV. MYRTLIA.NNKNEY bi Lrfkowiti' topic will be The day at 7 p. m. The Ladies Aid Charch School witt bs O. Bennett Is ths sasafy sac Society wM meet at 0 p. m. at 0:30 a.m. Paster Fountain of Living Waters' Sat- 0:4$ a. m. aad adult class at N. tory of the Womaa's Sodaty The Ladtot* Guild win urday morning services at II Ths eMos^jsmmWas of the Wednesday at M Tat M M14J o'clock. Ths Wamaa's Society of Chris- PRESBYTERIAN Service wttl moot Friday. Oct. ** flahanMBJkth aBSBaf M«kak faV*^Uaaa. 31, at 1:30 p. m. ia Ft HSami •WTvlOattO d ••*wm• BJMaaoatof WW999JWr CALVARY •AfTSfT "Why Remember the Reforma- hall. Sorvico MOalkl haial wflr Thartdsyl aaaasor, their ttoar frill be the title of Rev I. Tho hastr w« as hsM oa the HEAR Harlan C. Durfee'e aermoa Sun. ftosr of the asw day at 10:41 a. sa. This Is the A fMM BMCroaaforwU HflRogV WilI A pita U raitaco first in a serin of StfVWW WH •§ MM M M ttaTVM Rl rCWWlMBBNalfiop m Naw Tenement Christianity. moat deaUng with, the Reforma. II a. m. wHa Rev. Raymony d L. 0* 7:30 p. m. A i Uon. The choir It under the iOr, WMmn, OfnCaVuRfle I wM ho sot ractioa of Mrs. Lauia A atyichoal wil otort a/tToTa. MEET WITH ky, organist. I'M p.m the waajaa'a Sodotdy y of CkrkCr v At the 7 M. aorvto An Sunday-school will meet at S: II naa win maai Tnurtoay, THE LUTHERANS a. m. at S a. at. la me aaaw of Mn. Mr. Smiih wC4 hogm "s funsjamental f of stody aa ths Mi of OtrltMam. Hoar wifl be the tttU of Rev. Ths (harsh wM Youth FaMawahtaa will meet Saa dsor sacttoa Nov, mmsl at 0-» WHO HAVE of Mr. aad Mra. J. Latter Ms- W:4S la •FMTM f • i* C. IlljtlMlslaH »!*..».. *aV^ J A »,,-• ,jg-| M aroos) •«» Mw llMt, dtotar. ••TriojrtTlfl •^PVBVVTYVTV Tffff rfffffr rTVfvVTMV? Mr. Rigbyara SBBV^ •^^g^aMi^l BBkA^aV ALSA ti^ ^L^^flh — -*a\. S_ _ €B> — no) *—4 but Ckrlot, M The moa. Ths foattwol of vitv wvn*j| atvT MW if wvf wwwfyfm^* !• L IAWCOM name tnir Chfiitlan. starts Sundsy at 0:30 a. be observed. Paraa* af ms Bat lai sa^amV ShdkdhMM Aal |a^aism^tAa\AdB*fi *» SMVA a*"*oV»t» Rev. Thaadnri O. young people of oaaJlimollBB IT If PJtT RfMFly 9% HWR"JffWIT M TW9 W*wlt« o^^a^taafAaa^a^n A afctt BB^atB^a) M^M *•-- J BYwTVPwOMi ffsTW IfVIBJ HI Elder wttl moat m the * nrffw pfWvOT*) Camervllte Fin House an MMdto aastor, 7 Frisk Dr VITAL MMJ STUDMS Id. Sundsy-ecaoal' Sunday at 4:30 n.m Pint ttt IVtf For oa tjnoVotsnoilMf ol tho rola of UrHofanltm Is) Speaker * aVst^n^aMtsMI* ar Sunday at tlama win be MdOMday. BiH A.M. anj II AJL H* MsHry •* CMirloarry, too tho Mm "Martin 1 14. la It Utksf" shown froo to tilt B*wlt« task* Ost. llth, I. I. IAWCOM. WeirHele , N. J. at 7:31 p. m. at of Lymea Parks oa II ALL SAMIt •t 7iM p. m. of tho Ttatoa «olh) Flro Mo«to oatj Dr., Hailet tttans) tftt) lottlvol torvlSO" IOl4l 0. m. wM be CHURCH OP CHRIST BAYVIRW PRESBYTERIAN Wedkeadayt aad PrMoyo. Far Holy days, »My Coo* StSI a. ana FJBV—#tBwor fa wTr It MVMllOf AVfNUI CUffwood R*afh musioa It at • a n. star •IMP, Refnrmallrm Sunday will be TISOF, marked at II* m (hun.i. UNITARIAN PELLOWSNIP «fcilmWunam iai a%a> IA al am -—•* _*«• tf§ tANR, NtW JttllY vrnParVJmi •• Wt IV •• HVis MPa* •JPaT MfMORIAL m«rn« will mtri Sunday *rhonl Is lh» same llm# immton la alea c*l»brat*d at avas^itfaaam aaa^a^a^BskaB) aaai Weak Nlahis Ii00 P. M. *>.lnr.,i»v ii 7 1* p. m, in lUroM l)*sn. •»«r rhe It a m s*rvwe B»v NKW »IIK»:W*HIIHY. N. J. Ih' < hi.fid mlia^r I will tprali tin ".IH unii Jiih " if Juhnson Is the rulor Ort.tt.MM ttDlAHKlannul Today's Comics and Crossword 1 Sheinwold's Bridge STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS md OVEMGAHD By AUUD MUNWOLD

to aasiaWM. Tiks o*J»> araald aaoagh to re- qr pfOMBwiM. too. •* "Udy _ whoa glrto wen- aby VUK craataras. you should ba sMa to Md freak haado wett. Tha tirhalaii to to tot yourself Jbe or nab iot* which oowld ceased iato doing finally just or eonow to what you alwsyi waatadto do. 2 Whsa thto haad was played in I • toatMSMO* receatly, many i ptoysrs Juspad to three dote m^m ^^a^g. Bta^Banant*\ aaaV twadh sMMiJ^Bdfl \W "JwwH BtB^Btf *JBl Haw t^PMSaaW tvaad af WoMag, Thto aad the wlStt" latar hiddtog mada It char to West that Soath had 10 playara aserl- f New with the Wo* •tod at sis lit MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY *W" tin Day UnoW Your Sign Tha Mcrlffce wu hud to find whoa South bid his haad gradu- ally. Sooth ahNM Md only two ' it Ma atcoad Urn. The to that it least oaa oppoaent usually bu a freak- inttaad of only Ml hh haad atoo. If yon reveal your a sacrifice of six heart*. c. oaa of tha .. DAILY QUESTION «ffl taka Mght aad na iato a Mia aott d hto awn. Ao oaator. yoa hold: AKQ I S f Haarta-A K • Whaa North ralMt to firtclutw, Momoado « Out* Q 4. What •aoch ihoajdIMimn of a alam d»yw wt ClUPt, rMWftlMlMtt IM BMMt Bid one spade. The aet bid th« ilam. Thii would e* hand to not quite worth a fordo* pose the »ltuatioo to the oppon- bid. If tho queen of dub* were ittt.rw* h "^J** ^ .. .. «. .... *• •*••• °* *rto. *•* ••«' By MEL GRAFF Keansbnrg Jiffy Stolts SECRET AGENT X9 Bayohoro Loyal Order of fcct, North thtoJa that ha la do- MOOM lodft will vpoBtor tag KM* that South. aMhaugh ba Oaa of *o daHghta of KM Iato la the Flamingo Hotel keep quiet. •tmor MUOB la a dtoh of to- Nov. 7 at kN p. m. George to taka ae- IAVOCSB MBOSA flttd «MBB(oTS COOK* hto haad win play. adajaa»orwiaiao»oral*oiaof wUl ba hi rawardad tor hto pat- baooa, aaya BOOM agent Mrs. Joha Moras, ticket chalrmoa. to ha gtu th"a " Lona K. Whtto. Yom assMsfl by Chsrtaa Portor, Harry to bid tfai daba. Aa vpacted, this thii abdan la • bany Robbta* sad Lod Durante. Union coatraet hi doaWad aad aada.|Try It befora tta tomato Beach: Leroy LtoU aad Phil I BMt« thta a thoat-to ovor. Riddin, Keanoburg.

Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Beamaa, Manning PI., have returned from CROSSWORD PUZZLE Aram (• V« a vacation in tha New England State* and Now York ftat* for two week*. A rummage sals will bo hold Nov. » and » from M a. m. By JIM BVRNETT md GEORGE CRANDALL until 4 p. m. in St Mark'o parUh house by the Pariah House Club. Mr*. Edith Best to chairman. Card* are being sold. Mr*. Marie Oeckel, BeUord. to in charge. A to planned for Dec U. Mrs. Robert Krayl wu hoateo* at tha meeting Monday.

Plans for a rummage sale from Nov. If to 31 were mada by the American Legtoa Auxilary. Mr*. Rose Doyle to chairman. The sale will take place oa Carr Ave. la Hall. Mrs. Irving Sptobnaa reported oa a theater trto to New York, aad Mrs. VaaHart

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THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POGO By WALT KELLY

BONNIE. By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST

THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLKY Om. M, MM HEP BANK PJGOTEH A. D. Directors melr own area. To Meet Monday Grid Slate SATURDAY LONG BRANCH - PrwMsnt William Beany of tba Short Con- Sean River otLeagi ference, called an Important Aakary Park at Red I matting of all athletic directors KUdMewa Tap. at Freehold a> of tba draft tor Monday eve- niag at T:» at Freehold Region- By Hy Cunningham al High School. President Btatty said tha main topic Is going to bt scheduling AFTER GOING THROUGH LAST WEEK'S SELEC- problem. Tha meeting will give TIONS with all winners and only Rumson-Fair Haven all athletic director* an oppor- Wai Twp. at RegkraaJ-Mstswan tie game marring what could have tunity to state their problems. Brtek Twp. at Pektf been a perfect day, we're ready for another week. And With schools advaacfag la larg- r groups m atf we hope this one will come out of the waah as clean dropptag dowa a at last week's. It We expected a few apsets to dood the oM crystal ball last week, bat that failed to materialize. However, looMm over this week's slate, something drastic along the asset Hues could kappeaw It ae> pears aa h? School Is going to ha m bo an upset or aa awfully doee affair. Of the four undefeated teams last week, throe left, Point Pleasant High School fell from that bracket ENGLISH when Keyport shot down the Gulls, 20-6. Remaining In the unbeaten category are Red Bank Catholic, Long Branch and Rumson, with only a da spotting Its sched- ule. Red Bank High School aad Coach Bob QBssoa RD SANK HMH SCNOOL CHSBUIADfltS—Rod lank HlflS Schoel't football team ha* yet to win a earn* this are going to have their haads Ml again tomorrow staton, but IT'S not tha fault of thase cheerleaders. The flirlt still kaap yallltta, "Hold That Una," and "We Want when Asbury Park cornea Into tows. Us* Bhn Msb- a Touchdown." Kneeling, loft ta right, are Carol Curatola, Suo Thomas, Tarry Luclsano, Suo Lavorlek, eaptaln; eps tost their first two games, then settled dowa to Diana Clark, Juna Yodlco and Anita O'Amlco. Standing, laft to right, ara Sue Jaffa, Sandy Dull. Lauria King, Dab- post wins in their next two. In face, the 40-a) trim- bit Brown and Penny Potter. ming handed to Neptune last week to a sign Asbury Park found Itself despite playing tha haptoes Scarlet Shore FUsrs. The first two looses the Bfebops Buffered IWs Monmouth County Hunt Meet Conference ASBURY 21 RED BANK 7 Slated Tomorrow at HaskelVs W LTPta Red Baak CathoHo wfll have aa extra day off IUWN —What Jockey Cbb. Mrs. Amory L. Hat- NOW IACK IN IUSINISS the Casey bowl over Coach Al Potto's at tht moat thrilling timber kdl, Jr., to eecretary-tr of tha asoaon la set for tomorrow LADIIS DAY On tha committee ara Edward H. To Olvw Yoej Cewptoft TW Strvk* • • emptoyar, Oar Lady of the Valley. This game Is afternoon when sis of the "Tiger" Bennett. Edward J. scheduled Sunday afternoon, and H shouldn't be a crosscountry horses In training Breasts, general manager of problem for the Green and Gold team, The Casoya dash in tha 28th running of the Monmouth Park; Mrs. John C. Monmouth County Hunt Cup. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. LT Fta nave snojaan orr new first roar opponents wiin Crane, Edward M. Crane, Jr. McMANUS & FISK, INC. The gruelling test over three ease In rolling ap 87 potato, whBe tbs oppoaents miles and 31 timber fences high- Also Mrs. William W. Gam- GENERAL TME DISTIUIUTORS have crossed the Casey goal line only twice. Red lights the five-race program to be mwtU, Thomas S. Field, Jr., held at Woodland Farm, Amory Mrs. Amory L. HaskeU, Philip H. Bank Cathode Is enjoying Its best grid season L. HaskeU's throughbred estab- IteUn, Mrs. Alfred F. King, Jr., since 1M4. lishment Tba matting, which TtrWBMOd B. MtUftfali MlfltQQ B* Matawaa starts at 2:30 p. m., to operated Metcalf, Jr., Richard G. Met-Central Rsgisoal RED BANK CATHOLIC 33 by the Monmouth County Hunt calf. Mrs. Robert L. Nichols, Jo- SATURDAY OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY 6 Racing Aatociatioa) for tht ben- seph M. Roebtmg P. 1724 ASBURY AVE. efit of local charities. Ruthrauff. G. Barker Seeley, Al- A DIVISION The Rumsoa-Fsir Haven Regional-Toms River lison L. S. Stem. Edwin Stewart, Aabary atRed Bank With Mrs. A. J. Smtthwick's M'eimua Twp. at FratheM Re- contest could be a real tough one, and even tougher Crag and tht Happy HIU Farm's Jr.. Mrs. Robert O. Metcalf. and OtiMfle ASBURY PARK to aeket. The Bandogs rolled up three straight wtoe Thief declared from the featured Tbt stewards wm be Lewie C. t^pUUtlW JfVejUpei r. 9tWWt an •MdHaDaW aVOWa^M BOO VMQ aUOaaS Caaaaaw *«laaMnvaaB event, Mat Audrey Hiker's Gold- Fly Is en overwhelming favor Murdoch, who will represent tbt DIVISION Htmta Committee of the National for that It-It deadleck. Toms Rhrer Is S-l for the It* to win. A winner of four con- "nifwouldhmbeenfonif Cantral at Matawaa KOtogg 1-2646 season, losing only to Keyport The big Rom hi this secutive races earlier In the sca- hadn't and Hunt Assoda- tioni: George Strawbridge, Thorn- atKaypart a-_ W the mare hod her you sell you* at COMPISTI NSW STOCK... IB H. McKby. Jr., John Me N. TowasUp, oae of the hottest dubs to Oeeaa Coun- aaapped when dtfaatad by Mrs. Sullivan, and Newell J. Ward. Jr.. River Virginia M. Dovsfl's Valley Hart tar Challenge Cup two weeks ago at Ugoaier. Pa. placing Judges wUl be Frederick BROWN SET Dad fO TIrw* ty. Toms Rhrer cams oat oa topo f this oae with a aad to traaod by JCunMjfr, AIYU lt-7 victory. They fast aaght have a latter kaaoa. fr^ OM COB Brit sflBtaVmammmat m> -I wont hetotaawbaekfleld Umber at Ugoaier and win year's winner, Grand Chal awJ rojtrmmammm; aw* out for hie third straight tomor- Fouowtag hni victory m tha Mon- John B. Cooper will be radag me, W go to • Kraftlyi TOMS RIVER 20 row, while Golden Fly attempts mouth Couniy Hunt Cup, the lat-secretary. Other officials are Nle- need be." says Jos L. Brown. [ to atone her setback. waa named the timber rac- olas Btdne, paddock Judge; Ed- •mtJI manager of tba Pitts- As yea RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL 13 Should the mare triumph for win Stewart. Jr.. aad Harry burgh Pirates. wi fWVtt MQT _ champion of ISM. Wens, assistant - ~fc -^ aaaasvammm aaaaa ROter. a resident of Holm- Four other races on the pro-George S. Istant ffiMrf, r Judges: Browa said yesterday that del. It wlU be the first New Jer-gram are tha Navesmk, six fur-William SaunderHoweU.s Arthu aadr James. hat no definite trades in mil la a row Harry sty- ad herso to win the races longs over tart course; The WtUs. petrol Judges; Jacob but that he has been taDdag CHARLES McMANUS . UO ItSK after betag alaaghtend by Loag B ZoaeaAr- since Luder scored for Allison Holmdel. a hurdHJ race over 1% RMgway, time, and Carlya Cam- other clubs about trades/^ nto Trass's griddera bounced back from that Groan Stan of Scobeyvdo In 1*». OoM-miles for three year-olds and up-eron, starter and dark of sales Wave defeat hi traa True* flghtfag spMt Tha lions Ply wlU be ridden by B. K. ird; The Monmouth County The annual affair to open ta the iddle) Murray, a practJdng Gold Cup, for four-year olds and public. attoneywhoi upward. This Is a handicap steep- of a country as aa avocation. Valley Hart will ihsjo over brush. It'll be about fair win prevail throughout the tasstos. They railed to defeat Red Baak with a hat by James Hruska, two-mile nee and the purse day. Pony rides will ha one of HORSE RACING who atoo trahw the gelding. wQl bt S1.MV. the innovattons tor ckfldrea aad Others named for tba race are The final race of the afternoon fun and frolic" planned tor an , Arthur Oilmen's Daw* Spin, the Middtotuwa, for three-year tha family will be the theme. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 27 Edward H. Bennett's Pobejo. the da and upward. Thto race to Spacious areas en tha hiltotde Stable's Hunt Ball, and V4 miles over a turf overlooking the race course are MONMOUTH COUNTY HUNT RAONG ASSOCIATION FREEHOLD REGIONAL 7 Mrs. Robert Curiey's Melbroke. Heeding the committee to accessible to picnic groups who Coach Stan "Taffy* Baker's Keyport High The latter captured last Satur- taiory L. HaskeU. Sr, who also tun put hi large seaman each i lost Ha first ball fame, bat sues day's running of the Rose Tree to president of Monmouth Park year. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24th lea raiding. They cease back 2sM P.M. strong to knock elf two tough dabs from Ocean M.C. Hunt Meet Entries Conley Wins 4 9 the wu over Toms River, 2*4. The oaty toss on G>meback Wayne Towashta. Kayyoritakes oa Lakewood to- NL Honors BMnrrow oa Keyport's gild lion. HEW YORK (AP)-Gaae Con- KEYPORT 25 ley's baaketball team won the LAKEWOOD 13 world's Brotossloaal caaamiona Central Regional travels north to take oa a ear- Hto baseball club prWag Matawan dab and If thto team spark* tha (misted to dw cottar. way K dM against Rinaaon, It win he tonga.Mak - Today, the lanky Philadelphia ing the Hasklso toagh to a hatil nsnaiag shifty pitcher himself ctmt oat oa top in tht voting tor the National and fast Charlie WatMngton. He eaa hag that pig- League Comeback Player of the •km. On the ether hand Central Regional has yet year. Ha received M of the IM mason a teuehdowa m toeiag three votes cast by members of lbs BassbsU WrHsrs' Asaocltttoa of Maybe i AsMrlcs. WaOy Moon of tht Las

MATAWAN28 MifliTiainiliJ: TiitTi'iiir • votes, hOowtd by Duke faJder, CENTRAL REGIONAL 6 unbar of m ' w«aa. 5 RACES Coatoy. whs plays tor OM Bea- im ton Cettka af So Nattaaal Bos- Toms River Is Good Test THI MMMOUTH COUNTY HUNT CUP For Rumson-F.H. Regional la a The Oftf to) the CoCoaa- to askaj ta Madsprained ankle, might be ___ C0UWTY 9OLD CUf LONO BRANCH 41 B WitoHa with ttwiaoat tov Iton the starttmj Meeap. FaBoa, ane aaaw aa far at ruasiag off the but centers aad Use. SOUTH RIVER 6 m^m vew eaHtaawtaasj __, •*» a B.7 record aad laaakafeSkLai« la backers at the shore, was great- a ).e» earned raa average. He ALSO irapnrM is cos* ly missed when he was forced to euffered a fractured finger aa tast weak, aheaM bt happy with a Keyport High School, leader of tht sidelines Saturday. hto Pitching hand whan Ml by a THI NAVUINK i Mm* the lighter bracket with a M rec- ta ptaytag Neptune. The Scarlet Raiders It also Is rumored that Terry pitched ball Aug. II and did not ord, will be out for the exercise Sleg, Rumion't best ball carrier, pitch the rest of the year. With THI HOiMOIL iv4 MRM. Hm*m -*-** •- '-- •- *-TT gsmii sppaaiali as fsr aa ataadtoga go, but themight bt sidelined due to a virus tha Braves the previous season, THI MIODUTOWN VM ftM* Tiff raoked ap 114 potats, while Naptaas get tato the isldeft will bo out to alp thecondition, although ha played Conley did not win a game aad Plners aa far as football aoeo. ~* • - - • tgtt that was aaatast with IKtt laa tha MatawMatawaaa SUM, If tost UK, oompillag a 4M era Rumsoa-Fair Mivta Ractoaal's he played moat of that I—~ ....°2f* *•» »S laagut mark wa* wM keep the seore grlddsn to the cbw that liasI its the vint, ha should bt haaravid WOODLAND FARM work cut out few a lough after- W with the Braves In ItM. by tomorrow and hall ea ready Moos also btatflttod from i KTATI OP noon The Bulldogs will be shoot Without him la the heehfleM. it MANASQUANS3 tog for their Map. After betting oory J» victory In rould meaa curtains for tha Bull with seven hsmers end M run AMOtf L HASKILL NEPTUNE 6 ihn dlvtoioa aad so will tha Toms dots la this game. batted In for St. Louis, the Card Down I off Aabary Park, Wan Towaealp win River Indians. The only dlffer- Toms Rlwr knocked off s r» •"•la deed him to tht Dodger New jM •««•• Is Toms Rlv»r ktU onr spprtsble Brick Township t#am for Olno Clmoll tost Dsr. I H a Rsgleaal. two teams seeking laser i«m» end Rumaos has e lie on'ihii Mtson and Rumtnn will hr imprnvtd lmmi><1l«t«|y, btatlnf < POUOW TNI MAIRB1I NOftTH OP Mw IANR ON ROVfl II frit triamphs. Wail has played only one game, ..'"?. i"1* •"•""•I lough fluh on lh» In •l»sily Ulm of )>•*• hit* off th while leathern Regtoaal has whipped off three (i»»rh Sim Rntdl of Rum.nn ,ii«n*'«'h»i lielllngi >H4lf|n|il*t r wnin I!IT !' """«• »'•«'«». *»»•> pr.llv [*.l»nl In ihr turlal •|> *llh • W1 PROFITS DONATED TO LOCAL CHARITIfS "' "' ' "' Hi" Mllawaa inrnl I hi* yrai »'inrr> and It I'III Blaik: Navy Over Penn; British Ryder PINE START tVjr Atan 10 Fillies RED BANK REdSTER Frttfay, Oet 28, Princeton to Beat Cornell Cup Team In Rich Jet 14 Skippers By Cat, Bad H. (Red) BlUk ford, Southern Cal't ground Plays in Pro-Am Gardenia game will beat the NEW YORK (AP)-With the Indiana' NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-Rut- CAMOEN (AP) - Tea soph- BMriBf midway, major gera football Coach John Stieg- omore fillies are expected to run Washington over Oregon. Both Sail Here Sunday power* have been knocking off^y, ,££„, man yesterday named sophomore ia the rich Gardenia Stakes to- Bill Speranza at tuning tailback. morrow, a race which m the past Twenty Jet 14 sailboaU are ex- Bowl winner, will try to retain one aaotatr to two yean haa produced the two- 1 Speransa gets the nod ahead of hi* title. He will receive stiff aa well aa rwttimf picture*. But Bowl bound. pected to enter the second an- two other sophomore* in the ef- year-old filly champion of the nual Gravy Bowl Regatta to be competition from Art Lange of despite such general madness, Alto, I lean toward the first fort to replace injured Paul Mul- year. held Sunday here on the Nave- Lavalette. national Jet 14 cham- faa aad forecaster still have a named in the following: UCLA- lert; out for the season. If the ladies run true to form, sink River. The three-race series pion, and Gus De Vera of Lake few tried aad true notions to Air Force (tonight). Boitoo Col- Dick Webb will back up Sper- which is not their wont, the two will get under way at 10:30 a. m. Hopatcong, runner-up in the na- lege-Mirquette, Virginia Tech- dug to. Sam Mudie has been leaden for the title should bat- with the Lars I. Olten perpetual tionals. VlUanova, Army-Colorado Sttte, dropped to third rank. tie It out over a of trophy going to the first-place Two former Jet 14 national Obia State hu returaed to ita Princeton-CorneU. Duke-North Speranza. ia the fourth tuning 1/11 miles at Garden SUte skipper. champions. Calvin Engle, Island payoff attaek-"thrathraeo yardas aad Carolina suteute. . Vanderbilt-VirVanderbiltVir- tailback hu tried this Park. They are Cain Hoy Su- David Siddons of Island Heights Heights, and Max Cuipeeoer, ft) dtWd O( itutt" TttaMMTIMMIIMH ftattd aad gialail , Oaciaiiati-CoUegOiiCU e off PaP - The others were Mullert, bU's Heavenly Body and Wheat Yacht Club, last year'* Gravy Beachwood, also are slated to Alabama pplayoy * a traditional cific. Tenneuee • Chattanooga Mudie aad BUI Wolff. ley Sublet Irish Jsy. sail in the Monmouth Boat Club Rouadtag out the beckfleW, sponsored event. meat-awHntatOtheir all-time atriaM 7-a7 tiedtie tha. Oklat left- North CaroUna-Wake Forest, Others la the event, which George Washington-William and Stiegmaa aamed Jim Rogen to would grass $134,213 if all w PRO BASKETBALL The regatta it open to all Jet homa ia ttUl the Big Red of the Mary, Iowa State-Kansas Stale, start at fullback. Dick Pencek start, are Frances Center's My By the Ateactated Press 14 skippers and participanU are Big Bight Aad Southern Call- Tulia-Detroit, Southern Metho- at Wiagback and Urry Brown at expected from Virginia, Mary- fornla, by coming from behind dlst-Texas Tech, Oklahoma ttate-quarterback ' . Dear Girt, Calumet Farm's YESTERDAY'S EXHIBITION Heltolight, King Ranch'i LaFuer- land. New York, Pennsylvania against Waahlagtoa, proved it Wichita, Texas Aggies-Baylor, Sophomore Drew Kowalskl wttl IN, Detroit Ml and Connecticut. hai not become to invincible as Brigham Young-Denver, Wyom- za, Paul Crcsd's Creswood Dot- back'up Rogen. TODAY'S SCHEDULE Local tailors who will take part to loee the Houywood touch. ing-Utah. California-Oregon State, The Scarlet coach put three tle, Walter M. Jeffords' Pott- ward, T. Allie Gristom't Blue in the regatta include BUI Oltea. No. All sanity hat not been Washington State-Idaho, Daytotv other players who have never be- NeGa Bob Kofoed and Ray Lippincott. •wept away. Not yet. anyhow. Xavier. Georgia-Kentucky, North fore started Into a sharply to- Crooner. Mn. Thomas W. Bak- er's Fresh Lady, and- Jumping TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE Lippincott. president of the Jet Auburn over Miami (tonight). Texas State-Houston. Georgia vised starting lineup for Satur- 14 Clata Association, won the Tech-Tulane. ColoradoAricona. Brook Farm'* Royal Waltz. Ph«adelaMa at New York Goldsmith wrote: "Sweet Auburn! day's game against Lehlgh hen. Bestea at Syracuse spring and summer series for loveliest village of the plain." Arizona State-San Jots. Miami They were left tackle Pat Di- Tf» OMLY AU except UFuena, ia at 114 Jet 14's at Monmouth Boat Club, But the pUta'i unloveUett (OhioMMiio U. TBAM pounds because of her MlaaaapeHi at St. teals are Lemma. center Lee Seaft aad If YEAR* Detroit at Cstdaaatl and recently took first place in the Auburn line. right end Marv Engle. DILemma stetus, will carry 119-pound im- the Noroton. Conn., Invitational HAVS ito. Blue Crooner, the win- (AfUraeea, NBC-TV) IUiaoia over Pan State. Hilt wiU be worUag tor the Injured TOPPBP THAT Regatta. will be played in Cleveland's mu- Jud Pahla. Seaft waa moved up TOTAL OMIY 4 ningest two-year-old filly in the SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE Morris Sherwood, M. B. C. re- nicipal stadium. We hope Frank over Larry Makarevlch. country with .8 for 2«, to a $3,100 Mktacapella at Cbwlaaatl gatta chairman, reports that Wil- Lane will not fire the losing \USU\0 Engle will be repUceing Bob ¥ supplemenUry entry. (Afttrneea, NBC-TV) liam Bennett will be chairman of Clark, who was shifted to left the race committee. Assisting are Columbia over Holy Crest. guard. Left guard .BUI Pulley Commodore Robert C. Wood, Donellis sophs keep growing up a Oamrt at Friday, Oct. U goes back to hit original position Jsmes Wolcott, George Worthley, little (Probable Winner Capitalize*) of right tackle. Jim Homer now Major FOOTBALL This Week Robert Bruce and Mr.- Sherwood. Navy over Penn. A vote for becomes right guard. No entry fee is charged for "the boys from down in crab- BOSTON V-Connsctleut Miami (Fla)-AUBURN Only Capt. Bob Simms at left Hy Spotting Sports IMS this popular fall regatta, which town on the bay." end it a holdover from last Home held on schedule no matter UCLA-Air Core* Scere Syracuse over West Virginia. week's line. Rutgers took aa up- (Continued) Team 'hat kind of weather prevails. The mountaineers will find that Oaaaea *f ft»t*N*y, Oet U set drubbing from BuckaeU last Friday* October SS Boston U.-Otaaeetlcut Hjg ClUdel-rurmaa 14-f Luncheon will be served be- orange juice can have more kick Arixona-OOLORADO week, giving the New Jersey Miami (fla.)-Aabura ...... DNP *een the races by members of than moonshine. ARMT-Coterado SUU U. C. L. A.-Alr Pore* DNP '. M. I.-DaTMKm 41-7 team a 3-1 record. dtjsptt* loaiag, H4 WIU-Manr-O«ors« Wadil*|toa O-T te Women's Auxiliary of the Pitt over Texas Christian. One Boston Col-MARQUaTTTB The Scarlet continued bard Saturday, October St aat club. BROWN-Rhod* Island Other Oamca vote for the unpredictable Pan- workouts yesterday, emphasizing WALL TOWNSHIP 24 EAST HorMa BUte-Klchmoa4 ...... DNP ther. Callfornia-OREOON STATE punting and passing. Ivy laagaa CINCINNATI-Col of Faclgc SO. REGIONAL 12 MM. 8UU-li«mphla St-t VISIT Harvard over Dartmouth. The Hsrvard-DutmouUi • W-t emllUWll Chattanooga S-14 prodigal Harvards will take the Columbla-HOLY CROSS Oat of tte food games of tho Saturday pro- norlda-LOUIS 8TATB Prlnctton-CorMll 1-14 yirtiata-Vaaatrblit S-Jt Indians on die town while Coach Bowmen to Shoot gram ahouW be tba Brick Towmttp-Point Pleasant Other SOUTH WK8T SYCAMORE Yovicsin sits up late and watches HARVARD-Dartmouth BrownRhoBrown-Rhodd e IiUaI d 47-7SS gama. LooUng ovar tho acbadule wo find Brick ClbiHColumbia-Holl y CaCroat t DNDNP B—thwsat Oeafereaea the clock. Iowa SUte-KANSAS Delaware-MarahalDlMhll l DNP Teus A. 4 »t-Ba>ior tt-ST Yale over Collate. Yale, the Kentucky-OEOROIA At R. B. Armory Township luatbm la MHMpi^niig*.pM com- Latayette-BiKkMH S4-* LANES Michigan State-INDIANA Peon-Navy ; ISO T«uaRtc« 7-M Auburn of the Ivy League, recalls KEYPORT - The Indian Hill pany ao far this yoar. Matawan, Toma BJvar and Rutgcra-Lrhlth 44-11 NIW Pa Corbin's analysis of an earlier MINNESOTA-Mlchigaa Other Game* Missourl-NEBRASKA Bowmen, Inc., of this place, re- MifHwnim n fact, Brick itpsot tho Big Blue, 14-v, SyracuM-Wett Virginia U-U Arlsoaa-Oiilorada U-SS Bulldog regime—* strong defense cently leased the Red Bank Yale-Colgate 14-T fouatoa-North T««aa S-1S Package Goods is like a righteous life—monoton- Notre Dame-NORTHWSTERN and that was tho lota Manaaquaii felt the moat. WEST ki. M*thodM-T«u Twh .... DNP OKUHOMA-Kuui Armory for indoor competitive >«. WeM«ra-Now Mexico St 1S-17 ous but satisfactory. shooting during the winter. Western Ceafereace •rlaltr-McMurry DNP Oregon-WASHINOTON BRICK TOWNSHIP 25 Michigan State-Indiana M W. Tes. Bt.-Hardln-SlmmoM S-M Michigan State over Indiana. Penn SUte-ILUNOIS Shooting will begin Nov. 10, at Minnnota-MlchlgM it-SO BOCKT MOUNTAINS Cocktail Lowttjo the Chestnut St. armory building POINT PLEASANT 13 Purdue-Iowa DNP The Spartans haven't looked bet- PENNSYLVAN*A-N«vy WiKonatn-Ohlo SUU 7-7 SkjUa* Oatercajc* WHICH IS OPEN ter this season than they did PITTSBURQH-Tex Christian and then will be held each Tues- Big Eight Coafertaea Brifham Youu-Draver M-7 day evening until April 2S. AT IS A. M. SUNDAYS against Notre Dame—not even at Iowa Btatf-Xaiuaa State t-14 lmUM-N«« Mtxko lf-44 Thermopylae. Slated an novelty shoou eech VUh-WyemlBf *M> Air Force, Cinderella Mluouri-Nebraaka, SI-. Northwestern over Notre Dame. night and clan shoots during the Other Oaatee Sycamoro Lottos OkUhoma-Kanau 414 Utah BUte-MoiiUaa aut* .... DNP The crippled Irish may rise up, coming weeks. Other Oasata but the edge lies with North- At the conclusion of the winter Dayton-Xavirr O-lt jKSoaWashlaatosFAOFIOi COAS(») T Status Gone, Meets UCLA Miami -U0 WaahjKSoa-Washlaatos. BUt«-Idah«i (») JMM Louisiana Sute ever Florida. RUTOERS-Lehlch four-man shoot Other cootetU TldW Mthi JlS Tnai CMistlaa TEXAS-Rice D*c. 1 Optn AthmHa i , DNP att ttHawSaW law D*e. S Op*n plays high-flying Miami (Fla.) to other Big Ten highlighgg t U the VIllMOVa-V. P . I. Minnesota over Michigan. Mur- Tulane-GEORGIA TECH Dae. IS Claaa Shoot " - - 50th Uttle Brown Jug game be Na. Car. aote-Dutu M-SB (ul At a*mtu»d. ray warmth coaM Me a swig oat TULSA-Detroit D»c. 22 No Shoot blast off another college foot 50th Uttle Brown Jug game be- Wake. rorest-Noith Ctrolta* . 7-M lut) At Memphis. TR-3 «f the little Brown Jug. Vlllanova-VIROnaA TECH Dae. a Oun ball, week-end. WWPB aivJ^a ]a> bottwaeh n14 m, a>t Mlnnetou* .tt Mkvtoari over Nebraska. Vlrtinta-VANDEKSn.T tSn. I* fSdlaii Bin Kmut Tae flyboya were ttunned by WVVWPB $2475 Wake Forcat-NO CAROLINA Jan. IS Open speedy Oregon last week, losing, The rest of the major unbeat- •sum Its potential. Jan. M Taam (4 Ban) >lut Cltll bh 1 Iowa over Purdue. You seldom Wash * Jeir-CARNEQIE 29-3, for their first loss in 14 •»* are butyy. Yale (44)(), the na- York, President Truman Gibson •ORGWARD r.b l op«n -. h.v. a. i' l defeat* the Hawkeyet—you have WASH STATE-Idaho rib. * Animal — O»» games. They hv a tion's only unscored upon team. ot National Boxing Enterprises $2495 Fch. IS Oatn Blinky Palermo at •ttacore them., I doubt the WISCONSIN-Ohio SUte Feb. a CUM The UcUuu ig- in Chicago, and Louis Tom Drag' All Calars - AB Calan boilermakara can to it. TALE-Colgat* tied Purdue, 04, lost in the last co-leader with the Eli in the Ivy March 1 *Op«n League, and also 44, plays Navy 9 na and Joseph Sica of Los An- Ohla State over Wisconsin. I (Dittributti by Central Frttti March II Hanniea* quarter to Pitt, 2S-21, aad beat geles. believe the Buckeyes are March IS Opm California. 19-12, last week. Air (2-3). Both are non-league Didn't Do It Atoa Ciaajlili lilmtoa at March n Ham arum games. The indictments were returned lag now and will win a knock- March 2t Op»n Force now hat a 3-1 mark. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Frank shortly after Hollywood Fight Uaei Sport Can aad Sedat PMSXIN rtCK-A-tAMA to North Texas Sute (44) plays down, drag-out fight up front. date haa had 02 correct April S Indian Rill ttonud Auburn, ranked seventh in the Blinky" Palermo, a Philadel- Promoter Jackie Leonard said Mississippi over Arkansas. Ole April 11 Opan current Associated Press poll, Houston, both 34 atop the Mis- the fight game, says an Eastern group wu trying to guesses and M wrong ones April It Cham»i»tiahl» Shoot. All souri Valley Conference, while phian in Mitt gets Us tint real chance for a winning percentage of Oaaavi. hu won three straight since be- he didn't do it cut itself in on Jordan'* winning*. April M Osaa (rarawalli ing upset. Ml, by Tennessee. The Oregon (54) plays once-beaten to prove It it the great team I 474, Four games were ties. Blinky la accused in a seven- Leonard aaid he received tele- suspect It to be. 9 Plainsmen have a defense the Washington (4-1). phone threau and wu beaten in of MONMOUTN Oklahoma over Kansas. But Rutgers Lineup Hurricanes (3-1) and quarterback Other action tonight finds Con- count Federal Grand Jury indict- hit garage. Police investigated, Bud aad Comer better lock the Fran Curd will have a hard time necticut at Boston University. ment of violating the Anti-Rack- said they could not back up the U 2-1414 barn door. "Jayhawk Jack" Mit-^Eleanor Eagan solving. Other Saturday games la the eteering Act and making threaU beating story, HWY. M BATQNT0VN East: Colorado SUte at Army; chell's in town. i mtj» rn a | n Juggled Again Things settle down a bit tomor- by telephone. The government Texa. over Rice. The Long- WlUS 11181 KlUI row with some key conference Texas Christian at Pitt; Mar- herns recover from the Razor- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Rain • vn waij*a stwa«w aaw» vwiisn»—*t w _ .. » aa * charges he and four others tried II back scare. Eleanor Eagan was the winning failed to dampen the skill of the garnet and a few dandy inter- •>««Island• *a t Brown**"; Holy Cross at to muscle in oa the earnings of British Ryder Cup golf team sectional contests oa the sched- -- Island at Brown Southern California over Stan- navigator ia a trial run of the ule that for once doe* not have Columbia; Darmouth at Harvard; welterweight boxing champion || yesterday aa memben teamed Bucknell at Lafayette; Cornell at RENT A CAR or Elk*' Auto Rally which U sched- with three amateur partners each any major undefeated meeting Don Jordan of Lot Angeles. uled for Sunday afternoon. Nov. S. in a pro-amateur tournament at The only game between mem' Princeton; Leigh at Rutgen; Blinky pleaded innocent la II Five can took part ia the trial Atlaatk City Country Club. ben of the top 10 is between Virginia Tech at Villanova. Federal Court yesterday and it|| TRUCK from HERTZ run, for which memben of the Ken BousflsM of Surrey, Eng- fourth-ranked Mississippi, with s free on tlOO.aaa ball. Elks and the Heel and Toe SporU land, aad Bernard Hunt of Harts- 34 mark, and 10th rated Arkan- Robbing Favored Hit Philadelphia lawyer, Mor- Car Club co-sponsors of the bourse, England, led their teams su (4-1) at Memphis. Arkanau, ton Witkln. permitted Blinky to I 9 •vent, checked out the rally to a act II, alae strokes under a Southwest Conference member, n Seniors Golf tell reporters how old he it (94) FUR route for final timing aad mile- the courses par 7t. to share top lost iU game to third-ranked Tex- but answered "no.comment" toll age calculations, aa well at route ROBOTS* as last weak. Ola Mist, with a PINEHURST, N. C. (AP) — other questions. One wst about (I signals which will be used in the Bousfleld scored a «t on his fourth-ranked offense am fifth- The North and South Senion' Blinky'i occupation. event. owa ball dsapito pelting rain and rated defense, hu fullback Char- golf tournament enured iu teau- The four others under indict] Both American and foreign heavy wiadt which whipped the ley Ftowen all primed but may fiaal round today with tall Tom meat an Fraakl* Carte of New 34* rtt. MO. can, and novice a* well aa ex- alto be caught taking to iu big Rbbobbini i of Piaehurst the favor- raltyisu. an lavitad Hit amateur partner* were Dr. Southeastera Conference game U. tatosmaa, defeated P. C. Jar- to take part. Richard Bow, Larry Hubbard and next weak with top-ranked Lou- The Ct-year-old Robbias, who Gua Haag, an at the Atlantic boo of Cape Elisabeth. Maiae. 1 Tho rally will begia at the isiana State. won the Ualtod SUtet Goil At- aad 3, In yesterday's quarter- U.S. ROYAL 9 Elks Lodge, west Froat St., at City Ciuatry dab. tociaUon Saalon laat year aad Hunt toured tho court, la the LSI) (M) plays SEC neighbor flaaU. II a. m. Can will be started at Florida (3-1-1) to try aad improve f*"^™" tournament lour two minute interval* uatil 1:3*. W. He got help on Nverat l BSaPaftdaat from hJa partaers who were iu 14 conference record aad add paired agaiaat DKttJON NEXT WEEK BUFFI A Drivers will be confined to Moo- p 17-game winning streak. Walter Pease, M-y*ar-oid attor to theithi r dudbb haadtcaphdt t "UNION BEACH - Magistrate County. The event will (34) meets Southwest aey from PlaiafleM, N. 1. Alfred T. Heaaewiy. Jr.. repi SNOW TIRES partaera were Tom Paprackl, p Tha other aamMtaal match ait- aporto carlaaaM tor the Aaaocl Conference rival Rice (2-2), ed yesterday that he haa made no 1741 MWY. II the lodge at whkh time trophies Richard Allmaa that kaackad the ted Paul Duaket of itockaaoack, In the cast of Patrol- wiU be awarded to the tint three the PhttaMat (Pa) Couatty Chib, bora* from the uaheataa raaki W. B. Norvall Jr., Michael J. McKowae, ac- the last year. . Teaa. The of aasault and battery by Oeorgia Tech (No. •) alto triet » ftaaia win be Jamas O. DeWise. Clark Dr., $4 A 50 to right Itself after last week's •*<«*•>/ avar the No. 1 ckaav Watt Kiaaaburg, June 14. The V> Auburn, ptoyms aa SBC gMsMa coarse of the Ptoehurst atagtetnte Indicated that a de- aad lassc play th» Mantra wane _„• with Tulaae. Ct"*5r Ch*' daioa prabaMy wiU be tortheoav at Aatuata, Oa.. Baton depart- la the Baal. Syracuse (No. •) ftotthM, roUrod lagaextWedaeaday Bight. •naWal DMOfti CMaVta N ttarftiutop-raakadJaJaaMteao. FOREIGN CAR taalast balky Wait VlrglaU that It M. Tha Big Oraaaa, * •OAT MFINISHtNO TRADES las a devaaUUag giaaad •y DICK MATTHIWI l*at BBBBSat BBl laMiaT aaaaaaflaaaM aUgath-raaked Paaa State t> MIV j) lavadet Clevelaad't Mualclpal itadium for a game with Illlaoit ifftO lOATf mi MOTOM (No. 13) that wat originally billed NOW ON DISPLAY OPEN TIL 9 P.M. part of an exposition lor the 1M0 AUTOMOMUS of the St. Lawrence Set- VflnsfWry til • Pa M«^~CprS4M Wo ot MO IANK AUTO IMPORTS are rn.it happy That fall through but It a battle between P« A & B BOAT SALES NAR WHilL AU«NMINT »• «MMtm«a the availability of IMf VOIVO. HI* Tho i Mate ajuarterbeck Richie Lucas AWmOMBKP MERCURY * OALB BUCCANSBR DKALBR NAViTS mi PtUOiOTS. Our tvpaty It vary «••*). Malllaol fcg? MBMS* aJSoiJsttT MM! IMoett' diaHautlve Mel Mey 1 UM YOUR •a itoo In ant) look them over thli week-one . Northwesteral 44) uavtto to Notre Dame (1 ^4 ' IASY CHARM DICK MATTHEWS Prk« - Comfort - Economy PRANK PORTIR'S RED BMK AUTO IMPORTS INC. I1 NSUfPRINZ HINT TO« JUST CANT NAT TrM MNAULT > VOLVO • PlUMOT WIII4AM i. SN 741ft NEW 1960 SIMCA Mttl WaMMM'. I RED BANK TIRE Co. (OPRN RVKNINfM) DRIVI ONI TOOAYI LEVINE uvi.r DLL CHAOWICK IOI RITTIK NP.WMAN IPRIN Mi Borron & Jormon. Inc. (Oae MUe Setrtli et Alrpawt) f ••Ml IHwvftlwa MM7 4* Oaaaapart Ave. <••»!* AVI • w WM Braarb (A M4U •1 SOUTH MOAOWAV LONO MANCH j l •I* aana SHREWSIURY AVI. SH 7-1404 St-Frlday. Oct M, 1959 RED BANK BECISTEB RELIGIOUS NEWS Agency Reports 16 Sales BAPTIST RBFORMED FAim Middletown New Shrewsbury Hadat of SwndaySchiwI Rev. John E. Bates wBI preach Rev. Isaac C. Rotteaberg. pas- In Middletown Township on the topic "The Omar Side of tsacton end offlotrs wfll to hsM ». wffl preach oa the topic, at U BA. Tto pastor. the Page" at tha 11 a. m. ssrvice •Why We Are Protastsnta and Rov. Theodore C Mutter, wffl MIDDLBTOWN - Applabrook Brothers. Uttla Sflvar, and baa to ff twain So," s^HfTsy at Agency. Rt M, today announced a family mom, living room, ef- east "Awake My Soul." under tbt M "Our Parents" for bit aar- turn. Tins year the Reformed icn subject II recent tales in Middletown. flciency kitchen, thna badrooma dtactkai ' ' observing tto 4Mth an- TIM Caruso Davalopntat Co., and two tame. niversary of tto birth of Calvin, ConflrmatfcM dsss oat Wffl Atlantic Highlands, baa par- A bouaa at Ml Hamttaa Dr.. m tte km-aad tto order of service to to matt Friday at 7:30 pjn. m me dated • sut-acra tract on RedMiddletown. baa baaa aold by Mr. dtrfaurtcn roofli. used Sundsy wffl to one that mi ome of Jena ADaa. CaUftmla HOI Rd., Middletown, from Als- and Mrs. Sobart E. .Skald to Mr. Church Sehool wffl meet at 0:30 eW^ • •••>•••* ton Beekman. Jr., Little SUvar. and Mra. Robart 8. DaMarco, Tte choir win sing the anthem, Tto tract has bata dividad late fonnarly of FUat, Mick. Mr. Da- Youth FeUowshlp wffl moat ta p.m.a in UM BUIM|II Marco la ampioyed by tha Aead- "Turn Yo Even to Me. Men of tto church wffl most three building loti. le Baptist Church Sunday eve- Sunday School meets at 1:30 Mr. and Mn. Keory A. Cordes, •ray Die Cattiag and Plating ning at 7:31. Tha program wffl FreMondayd Myers, I p.m.. 21. i nInrb ttej homPLo. otof Co.. Newark. m. Tto clats ia Christian Edu- trviagton, bava movad into a to ia charge of Lucy Morgan. cation, conducted by Mrs. Robart ranch style heuM oa Craat HID Mr. aad Mn. Charlaa DaWItt Devotions wffl be tod by laV Tto bouse was built by Maimoae HommeL U Johaaoa Ter., Mid- chele Love. SaeSchenck and Mar- wiU uae "What la tbt dMown. have bulk: a house tath a be in charge of Future." as ttaatadysab)ect Sun- rtrauo HEABJKO KOTKB Oak Hm teettoa. They plan to day at t-.H «A. North Vt B NOV. 1* MfV* HMttflMI S The Monmouth Baptist Associ- Youth FeaowsUp will KMf, MfS* M. I*. KOOoini ation will hold Us fall meeting In meet Sunday at 7: Up.B.iaWMta at 0:41 a. at.; at 11. aad wiU Uva with them. Mr. Hommal the Rod Bank Baptist Church Oct • Rov. Mr. CQBMCMQ wnn uM riitic JT, at • p. m. Industries tor tto BHad. lead the dtscusstoo. Rev. Tfaaomy If. Adams to pu- Youth" Fellowship will vtiit The Junior Youth Fellowship A apacUDy bout raacb ttyle Youag People's _ was on PoUeaa Rd.. Middle- •«• wiU meet Wrfnasday at 7:ll_p.ni. Thursday. Oct V. tor UNICEF. Officers wUI to elected, aad tte at 7:41 a. as. iwu. la tha saw home of Mr. \H Jl JH # ** AU j year's program pltnasd day prayer • from 1st 3 aad Mra. Eugaaa K. Ooida, form- CU» AIDS SCHOOL—EHlnej W. CUimn, principal of rho Swlmmlr., River Sehool. d for food, dooms « Rev. p. BB.. aadTI Be* Study REPORT OF CONDRMM erly of Applebrook. Mr. Golds la chUdron BV. Mr. Rottentorg will at- at 7:4J p. m. rscolvot chock for $IS from Mrs. Frank J. Connolly, treasurer of tho> Now Shrews- throughout the tondI a meeting of tto Theological tlae. bury Woman's Club, for a record playor and public address system at tho sehool. Commission of tto Gsaertl Synod With thorn it Mrs. Welter Covlntky, third vice protidont of tho club, in charge of ran CHURCH or CHRIST, Tuetdty and Wadaasday la Hol- Atlanta land, Mich. Mr. aad Mn. Robert McCoy. projects. scnoniaT Ckarca so of Applebrook. are waiting Red Bank Baptism will to administered teaool are hsM at 11 a. at. Wed- to move into their custom built Sunday. Nov. 1. ktat ranch style house on Pelican Rd. Services at 211 Broad St are Party Nov. 7 held Sundays nt 11 n. m. Sun- The Senior Youth Group will fella.*. Mr. McCoy la a supervisor of aro 2 to 4 n. m. Weetlaghoute Corp. day-school meets at 11 a. m. bold a spaghetti dinner Nov. 14. For Auxiliary. Wednesday evening testimony Samrdaya. leettngs are nt I:1S. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL ranch styis bouse wffl to tte new EATONTOWN - Mrs. Gary FIRST CHURCH OP home of Mr. " ~ " president of the Ambu- The reading room, 3M Broad Rumton St, ia open dally, tram noon to In Oak MIL They have lived in lance Auxiliary, It chairman of Holy Communion will to ad- Xeyport Matawan many yean. Mr. Readtha masquerade party to be held 4:30 p. m.. Friday evenings fi ministered ta the Chantry Sun- Tto Is m charge of the manufacturing Saturday, Nov. 7, at» p. ra, ia me 7:30 to t;30. aad Sundays froi to 4 p. m. day at S s.. Rev. John Andrew. told at 11 dtpaitmeut of tto General Cer> ambulance room. OUSX UHHWlnTT, Is) IB vQU|i Vm awljka fimnssllns iRakeaban J-__ili_nai How spiritual Bndantandmg of o^actoolwm Her committees include Mrs. the service to follow. He will con- Teacher Buy. [God. _ m to Hoary Riddle and Mrs. Robert wfll to tinue nia course of instruction on Mr. aad Mrs. Walter A. Fary, decorations; Mrs. Harry strength and the theme. The Bible." atSa.a. tl,.Mf-,- aa^anamamaaW na# "— mabwam- brought out at Christian Science WmVjptWBf isjnsSojsay «*v ntw #as»»JB» Combarg, priiei; Mrs. Frank! BAY SHORE CUMMUUn 1 Il dummy*h At Ifc* a... Robert McKee, LasWla. refreahmenta. and Mrs. will give a rodtal oa tbt Burden East Keansburg aaRodadgaDr. Mr. Hughes hi •Worthley, entertainment i fU^DiUawiuBS «n entitled "Probation After Death" carillon. Sunday at 11 am. tto pastor. nwra wiU be daodag. and la the GoUsa Text from Psalmt Rev. John P. Enter, wffl aamm- tto Intermediate School. Middle- prtxea will be awarded for me At 11 a.m. service, tht rector, (37:27): "Depart from evil, aa Rev. Canon George A. Robert- iter oonfirmatioa to 11 boys aad town. They tove three d humorous, prett Mr. aad Mrs. John E. S " and dwell for evermore. shaw. will to in charge and de-girls. His sermon subject wffl to. moat original costumes. The opening selection to be read •Humiliay and Toleraace." aad their two children tave taken Two new bowling teams have liver the sermon. The Men'a and of their new houaa from "Science and Health with Boyt* choir, directed by Mar- Church School moats at 0:30 a.m. tan formed. Members who will Key to the Scriptures' by Mary MiddMown-Iiscroft Rd. Mrbow. l weekly at Wednesday noon •hall C Bush. wiU sing, The is a regional manager Eddy (MS: 12): Lord is My Shepherd." at Eta Lanes are Mrs. Claude Me- "Whatever it aaveraed by God. of tto Hospital Pita of Ntw Jer- Mn. Howard Myers. Mn. Monmouth Clericus will meet POWER i Kaafmann, Mrs. Frank Is never tor aa instant deprived in the church Monday at 11 a-m. A sewB-room split level houaa Hoimgran, Mrs. Combers, Mrs. of the light and might of inteW- ia Oak Hill. Middletown, Worthley. Mrs. Elsie Giglio aad Life." HEARING rehased by Mr. aad Mn. Mrs. Michael Catan. George E. Sincox, formerly «* COMMUNITY Keansburg Elizabeth. HM house has two Mrs. Far/a birthday was cele- Port Monmouth M. TOTAL UUUtM »n.m.T41ll brated at Tuesday night's meet- Sundsy School masts at 0:45 aad one-half baths aad a mahog- The Mercy Seat," will be used s.m. Church service is st 11 a.m. CAMTA!. ACCOUNTS any panelled dea. Mr. Siacox Is ing of tha auxiliary. Mn. Holm- KKD)ilTZW$ — Vincent Price (riaM) assort In the rete ef tuter t emmet gran aad Mrs. Herbert Woodslde *• THdy Roomy ana a theweuaiMta chimpanMo iwmee Jerry (play- by Rev. A. Donald Magaw at bitRev. Harris McCoaneU will de- _ i.«M,Mo.a employed by Eaao Standard OU sermon at the 11 a.m. service _ Ht.TM.tT - Ing Chen), while klkitsere (frem I«N) Art Llnkletttr, AMI* Blyth ana liver a termon entitled, "Only i Co. g« Wynn look en lit Art Unkletter'o "teeret werM ef KMe" en the Sunday. At f:30 p.m., hit subject A Touch". Tte Women's Society MLL TOTAL CAMTAI. AC- j i,tM,mtr Mn. Anna M. Egaa. fnrmerty "•Urtlmt" celorean ef Tueteay, Oct. V en tho NSC-TV Network. wiU to. "The Blood of Christ". for Chrittian Service wffl meet cotnm of Red Bank, baa moved into a Estate Council Mrs. Alice Smith wiU to in charge at 0 pjn. for prayer aad denial * three-bedroom ranch style music at H a.m. service, and service. At 7 p.m., Methodist ise fat Applabrook. Hie fully Meeting Set Rutgers Professor Gladys Bennett at «:* p.m.Youth FeUowshlp wffl most la air-conditioned house mi built B&PW Hears Sunday School meets st 0:30 tte social haU. haaring lm|NUrm«rrt» •MttUtt tt: CMBII by MMdMown Builders. Inc. Ibt SHREWSBURY — A meeting Talks oa Bond Issue of tha Estate Planning Council m. John Batton Is ia charge. A Halloween sodsl wffl to told la corporation LITTLE SILVER-Thousands Mid week Fellowship is held wfieTWSeV" with tto Ray VaaHora Agency, of Contra! New Jersey wffl be Thomas Smith r in tto social hall Friday, Oct 10, MaMORANOA of capable New Jersey young- ednesdays, 7:4S p.m. Nez Fair Haven. held in Shadowbnok at «:» sten will have no place to go to MATAWAN—Thomas J. Smith at 7:30 p.m. p. m. Wednasrlay. ednaaday. Rov. Mr. Magaw' A three-bedroom ranch st college to MM unless we take of Fair Hsvea, Democratic can- win to. "Tto Vindication an («i uua SM.1M.M imseU being baflt oa a lot m There wffl to a panel sranvAi. Htaring Aid Ctfrttr Oak HiU for Mr. and Mrs. Jo- On oa Fit*** Planning, The told 390 membert of the Parent- tVMCtaf Oc ••# aWMMH I0NARJUSONAVW. Uoa of I mum iT_. MS.TM.ti mat wffl to comprised of «bi I»HI«IHM »;•! soph A. Rasce, Glen Oardati. Mr. Teacher Association at the Mark-and Profettkaul Women's Ctab. Rov. Fboato Dafioy wffl < RUBAraXrVJ. Wft aVM MtaW CMaaaV Oppeahetoi, representinpg g at- He dtacutsed the state college REPORT FROM JAPAN it a district t ham Place School. t ct servicea Sunday at 0 p . at. SH H. mw, tto Electro Data DMston of Burorirl- torasys;a FranUyn S. Wetoberg. bond issue and the turnpike trans- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Only IMl feue. I Utiefl, associate professor of tto present wave of and Taaadsy illli • a. m roughs Corp. accounts, Morris English at Rutgers, discussed the it bill. i ttiitoi miwi* to im it tic materialism breaks in i Ht MM. A touaa oa Nomuacy Ct.buttW< repwunting iaau^ tN,«00,000 college bond Issue ref- The program was trraagedby nawuna a. MC «VMM by David Stotoff. Inc.. will to oc- John G. Mn. Genevlevo DooneU. legisla- span can a major turn to raU- erendum which will appear oa to expected, taya tto Rev. : by Mr. aad Mrs. Henry WUliams, assistant trust officer, the-ballot Nov. 3. tion chairman. Tat club will hold a card party Monday at the home rhomst W. Takshashl. a Mary- w. W. Dora, Jr.. Peterson. He laaa Asbary Park National Bank and Professor Ulien said "There "P»»«»S wiU to at least M.OM New Jer-of Mn. Doris Reason on Amboy knoU Roman Catholic miisioaer Telephone Co. sey youngsten by IMS who wffl Rd. on furlough. tl»M George F. Balne, Jr., trust of- to both qualified and eager for WIN AND LOSE Mr. aad Mrs. Robart W. Job- education, according to a bms are having n thrao^edronm National Bank. Is In charge of Atlantic Highland* FORT WORTH, Tens (AP) - two-year State Board of Educa- Borough Girl Scouts will have SUNFLOWER ranch style house balk for them tion study. That compares to Baptist do n good Job of winning Burberrys la Applebrook. Ha Is an office a Rally Day Unuotrow la Bodmaa tot not in keeping manager of Anchor Motor Freight about fc.000 New Jersey residents Park, Middletown. Tto scouts, Every Man's Art' presently enrolled ia tutt-tlme col- soys Abner V. McCall. FEEDING STATIONS "BRITISH Co.. Linden. who wiU be accompanied by their of Baylor University, Mr. aad Mrs. Mortkaer Loan- Exhibit at Store leaden aad parents, wUI partici- told a meeting here that ing. LOBS Branch, are having an RARTTAN TOWNSHIP - Ama- pate ia gamen, square daodag. Baptist churches are not ade- TRIM- teur aad pnfaosloaal arttsU have Collins to Head kikes aad Girl Scout oersmonlaa. quately adurathtg members, t ballt • Oak MB. MrUntins si baaa Invited to participate In the . many ried to the former Marie G. Gar-The AHuunbra HM anautl Hallowosa party to other denominations. Store. Airport Plata, KBANSBURG — Wadds BekkL sponsored by tto fire department A oatanial stylo hoaso » bsmg Haslet from Nov. 1 tb 7, Amcri- Caravan of the Order of The wilt to IMM Sttardsy, Oct 31, GREEKS AND VATICAN butt m Snore Croat far Mr. i Ait Weak. hambn. told its annual meeting along First Ave. Prltos will to Mrs. William Rubm.Ttohouae H in the Baysbore Knights of Cotum- awarded for ths most original, ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Tto Paiatlag. drawings and ceram- theological faculty of the Ual- to to ooBMsatad ia i of every section bus Hall tore. most beautiful and most comical ic, by varsity of Attoas Mr. RuMa Is tschnl of the Elected were Raymond Collins, ef tto Drag Trads Newt, ship are being accepted tor grand commander. Peter Murray, of New York City. Mbitta. The object of the exhibit vice grand commander; Ray- tto Vaticaa Greece. Faculty la to create Interest m works of mood Russomanno, grand scribe; t ttM art by local artists, amateur aad Leon, scribe of the acto- that school will to dosed today a - • • " to stimulat' ' e ouen Ludan Bibaud. fof MoMMotfi Comfy Edaca- should to at- YOU'LL UB TO MM chamberlain: Lewis Uoaal Atsoetanon's tto Vatkaa It's a panda I started of peo- TtooxWbWon is ape* mastsr of the oasis; Alfonso Cle- Wodaaanay. Hov. 11. Veteran's Ouwusoloni oa pvraly thtotogKal ple who are selling srtldes may me Woman'a dub art depart- era. hittoriographer: Nichotai Day; Thurtdsy sad Friday, Nov. dsn't make use of. I'm 0. Howie •ant m conjunction with tte McGialey. matter of the ward- II aad 13. Near Jersey EdacaUoa- HttftlM, Tnt __ Ftdsratioa of Women's Chita. AU robeb ; ArthuAh r DeLaney, eaptam al AatocUtka convention; Thtrs- Ad who finds buyers tsst tor eatriee must to brought to tte of tte body guardg: : Augusg t Postol., dayy and Friday. Nov. 30 aad V, tto thiagt you'd like to tell. homo of Mrs. Warren Hawthorns, of the tower: Jack Cat- Thaakaglvlaggg . Mate a list ttoa can me at SH Unaa, sentinel of tto dessert. ShSchool l wiiUU act to daoat Bee- 14010 to start tkm Day. Nov. 1

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By BfU PMAUBY MsttAtB RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS •OATS ft IELP WANTED-Mala-FaaaaiaHELr WANTED-wUI-' TRAUB IM sews e*d furaltura with no BEDROOM SUITE — Complete, twin FURNISHsID three rams, fit. utili- »J INTERNATIONAL! BTATION SV, h p. Evlnrude. 1MT. di^ eVymeit end get * new parlor bed*, glaas top taklea. two straight ties included, available Immediately. ..-Friday, Oct. 23, 19S9 WAOON all ateel body, reasonable. Excellent condition. $12*. chairs, cheat, separau mirror, exeail- I Herbert St.. Baa Baa*. RU 112*4. Mala Famala nr «tnkig raoea eel al aale price*. Wll KE (-22*4. it Liberty PI., Weat llam Left Furniture Inc.. Hwy 31, lent eoadltlon, Includes springs, mat. Keanaburg. tress, wood green, tditil tpe TW° ruilirnitatDAPA FALL DISCOUNT — Olaeibar tlberflaa Grocary eltrki Ma«t wrappan Mlddletowa. SH I-HIS. opan eveolnii several hundred. IU roRD—Two-door, alt cylinder. and Penn Yan lapetrake boata. Ordere till ( p. m. placed before November IS will mean end*. HI 3-1243. Clean, reaaonable. Private party. Af- Caihiars USEU RBFRIOERATORS and Creaavn \i rooma. anower, comblnstion raa#a* RED BANK ROISTER large eavlnie In both 199* and 1M0 la" ADMIRAL BOND :er l:S0 p. m. KB «-O0M-J. Mate. A email <1epoait win hold your fo..r. eat*. AiU-reS.trfi.rand rellnta*. oil burner. Beat location. SIS month. ing. Bayshore Spray PalntlagjHwy. M Inquire Service D Baton- 24 Center St.. Sea Bright. STATION WAflON — Btudebaker M boat and motor for aprln( delivery at and (th at. aeltsrd. IU itm or OS town TV. 60 Hwy. .1 Estontown. U CLASSIFIED RATES VI. automatic trammlnlon. radio. no eitra charie. Pay for your rii PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE FURNISHED THREE —ROOM heated heat~-r, private, one nwner. really clean. ilurlnt the winter, tome 195a Erlnrude 2-0100. ipartmenl with parking. Reasonable. 1 Day -Me Uao low raneaae. CO 4-&aT3. motore available. Naveaarxl Marine Experience Preferred WE BUt AND SELL uytnlag and (SM WORTH OF LIONEL trims and Monmouth at.. Red Bank. 8>le> Co.. 142a Ocean Ave.. lea Bright. everything. Olvs the highest prices equipment both Dleael and ateam SDays CmntlllM DCLIM iMH PLYMOUTH «AVOY TUDOR «e- Excellent working conditions; good starting Mlaries. Call Wllllsm Uff l^srjiwjsrej laj.. Hwy.aets with tralnboard for some lucky HIOHLANDS — Three rooms, . dan V* ttandard ehlfl. radio, heal- at 21101. 38 Wddletown. (H I-B11 Open eve boy's Christmas, tn eouptsta: two un ground floor, no children, funriabsd. 4 Day* C*ua*tatln Me LtM ir, 3I.M6, prlvala owner, food condi- DUCK BOAT — BARNEOAT aneak ntng* till s p. ra. usual carved oak chairs, almost an ft!: unfurnl*h*d (O. FR SKll. tion. Priced to eell. KH 1-3341 Wrnnei- box. Complete wltB hatch cover, —Apply in Person to Manager— tlaue. (2J for both. Other furniture, IDtjn Ciinaa»i Be UN day. Thuraday, <:3O4. all day aatur- epray .Meld, gun raeka. In eiceilent RUMMAOE SALE — Women's Ausni coat* and dresses alss 20. BH 1-2SAS FURNISHED— Large one-room apart- day. condition. Completely recanlked and ACME MARKET larv St. James Memorial Parish ment Near bus and eutuw. Prtvata N Daya CiimUn Me LIM painted. 1110 firm. »H 1-24M. House 112 Broad St.. Eatontown. Oct. BEAUTIFUL DBOORATIVat curtain entrance, lavatory, shower, refrigera- M Daya Ca«aacaU» Be UN IMS RENAULT DAL'PHINE — 2.000 LAKE AVE. I MAIN ST., 23, (-». Oct. 24. 9-4. fabrics for all rooms of your house tor, gas range, twin bads. Urge ens- mllea. No down payment, $60 month. BARNEOAT SNEAK BOX — One (Sc yd. SIMON'S FABRIC CENTER. ue: parking. Adequate houaekeeplag Yearly CMrtnet Ratas KE a-sow floating blind, two dosen decoy*. CA RADIO - KBCKIVER »?A".lSAR»LlJi,J; Sunset Ave. at Hwy. X. Aabury Park.for business couple. (H T.24SS. a 2-ST14 after g p.m. ASIURY PARK i M^mwm°SJiSS^ifm Urn- IMS EXECUTIVE CARS SL'PERPRO BC-1004; SL(4.S0 llC. YOt'TH BED WITH mattreaej (9. Dark TWO ROOMS and kltcbenette. Adults. Plymouth Fury four • door ledan, !•' Flncraft ' ilapetrakel «%' beam, with power unit RAMA. E.Cllent mahogany secretary H. Child* aoli'l Vicky's Flewer Shop. Rt M. Blind till mini TM Register's mark T5E ISO h.p.l complete conver- condition. (75. ^ wax blrck dreaaer (10. Target rifle P. O. Boi 25c .lira. radio, heater, power ateerlng, pover tible top, Ughll, ikl. other extraa in- burg. Right tn dually, edit ar raleet flight trammlialoo and air condition- HELP WANTED-FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED. Female Model TS Wlncheater with red-Meld 1 ing. Flame red. cluding galtor ire Her. Beet offer over SJU SH 1 MM light* (2» Oberlln. AT 1-tUS. UNFURNISHED — Three any advertisement Is rssanrsa by 11.000. KE «-2«l»y. __ • _ COOK-HOUgEKKssPBR 10 a. m. until BABYSITTlNa. at your home or sain*. in Eatootown. S(S. Cal The Register. Chryaler Saratoga four-door hardtop- ; after dinner. Reference* neeeaaary. Or light housekeeping. 3TEREO-RCTEREO-RCA console, neww (400(400. . R*R«2*0 DUCK DECOYS—Wood. SM. Four day*. SH 1-niS p. m. Wa will not ba retpoejlbl* far Power ateerlng, pow^r tirakea. power 22' Its* OWENR CRI 1S*ER, Mb. p. SH 14(81. cordd s wortrthorth WWOOO EncyclopediEncldi a AmerAmer- cylinder Crasley engine with eonver •rron. unless they art detected awlvel eeati, diatom Interior. Black Ftatehlp engine. 130 houra. I2.2SO. LO IH i-ssao. ltt edition new (mm ssaca .Hion transmlaston, S3S. 12" Emarann TV KEYPORT — One aloe* front town, •a position as Icannas.. latest edition, three-roam spanmsBL Nat furalshaa. befoT* the second! insertion. and white two-tone. 6-M29. WOMAN — To sleep In ai companion HOUSEKEEPER wishes Typewriter •(.IS: (10.| SH radlo-phonograpa• " -~. id* repairing. 1 part-time companion or housekeeper mice. Heat, light and hot water Included. No cancellation* will ba aweptad Plymouth Belvedere convertible. Ra- ISERCILAH RUNABOUT - IS , with and llgtit houaekeeper for active older I«M after T:30 p. m. SIS. CA *.]«M. or changes made In etfverUsamoiits dio, heater, power ileerlna. Pnwpr 3a h. p. Evlnrude. electric alartlng. woman. Plain cooking, modern country convalescents. AT 1-23SH. (IS par week. Frunlahed twe-roona home. Parmingilate. Can earn extra FOAM RIBHER AR LITTLE AS •> down takes home apartment, beat light and hot water ona hour attar receipt at offles. flight tranemtitlon. White with black Ilt-fl one e<-a«on. Complete with re- WOMAN WISHES to care for children f d <*"alra mote control*, twin gai tank*. Per- money If able to alter dreases. Wonder- tn own home hy day or week. Must Red*, Sofas and <*"alra.Top Quality 390 Iba. or meat. I represent a meat Included tf weekly. Call CO 4-MJ1 DEADUNI P ful home [or reiponslble person. Qivr FOAMART Rte. 35 EATONTOWN house that sells prime Black Angus ° MAURICE SCHWARTZ a 8O.N« (ect condition. In water, ready to go. bring own children. 811 1-4557. beet. Mr*. E. Johnson, KIB S-13SOJ FOUR-ROOM APARTMEWT, two bed- Direct factory flMlera. Chr>il*r. Plvm- 197.1. 811 7-31 IS referencea and experience. Write Boa APPLES-- Peachea. nectarine*, elder, rooms, all utllltle*. HI* par asoaih. 1:00 P. M. Day Mm 71. Shrewsbury, N. J. MIMH.KAGEI) WOMAN would like to after ( p. m. or week^ndi outh. International Trucke. 141 west BOAT AND MERCURY MOTOR ipr- honey. preserve! Planta. trees. Call THOMPSON AMD BARTELL INC Front St.. Red Rank. The building Younc lady for office work, ernne bnby alt day nr evenings, own trans- ahmba Garden *upplles John L. Hen-RCVCABINET TV set. We«i~c1falns PHblicitiM with the red front. 811 7-07*7. dale. All 1»» elock must go. I1.175 portation. Call AT 1-00M-H. .Irtckaon* Old W»«on Farm. Rte. K. 710-15. never used. Smoking stand. boata fur 11.195 Other bargain! The knowledge of payroll and caahler THREE-ROOM FURNBMBD APAJIT- Boat Center. Maple Ave. and White experience helpful. Five-day week, paid WILL CARE FOR -- Chiwren In my north of Mlddletown. O8 1-02*4. book rack, mirror. SH 1-1T3S evening* UU PLYMOUTH PLAZA STATION vacation after one year, paid hoepltali- home, by the hour, day, week or or weekend*. ment. all ulllllles. alia per WAOON. CLEAN, Al condition, en St.. Red Bank. PIANOS—Save (200 or more off list month. Call THOMPSON AND Bait- xatlon. employee dlecounti on merchtn- month. SH 12233. One block from Red price on brand new M-note aplaet pi- cylinder. Radio neada fixing. Automatic 28' SHELTER CABIN — Chryeler ma- dlie. atarting aalary approximately $50 Rank High School. TEIdlaa INC SH T4M& tranimlMlon. tlree fair. M25 firm. Tel- anos. 10-year guarantee. Come Me and rine. 2-1 reduction. ahlp-to-ahore. per week with opportunity for periodical save. We servlc. whst w. ssIL Tenser's ephone for appointment to Inapect car. Many extrai. Cull 08 1-1622 IMreaaea. Apply at the office of the Call CUisified AT I-04M. MUIIC Store. 30S Main St.. LA (-21S0 MERCHANDISE VANTED 22' OPEN SKIFF •- Chryaler Crown. J. J. Newberry Co.. 77 Broad St.. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE venlnx and Sunday hy appolntSMal. COMMERCIAL BENTALf SH 1-0010 or IBM Ford convertible Summer, Fordo- Extraa. fl.WO. 337 Sycamore Are., Red Bank. O. B. COIN8 - STAMPS - Tap price* matle, power ateerlng. new paint, top IF paid tor gold, aid currency, collec- FOR RENT—Two soltas at I Crisis Shrrwabury. BH 1126S. WOMEN — Interesting telephone work RETIRED OROCERYMAN AND handy You can afford payment* aC B.N tions, add lots; old eorreepondrnce condition, tSW. 1H 1-1419. at home. Steady position with rela- man. Full-time o*- part-time. ( p. m.- able In The Tuller - OS 1-0525 NOW IS THE TIME to order four weekly will turn over to you lbs;Batata appralsaia Monmjutb. Stamp* hvsr sidd e a"t katMlaa. Oa MS PLYMOUTH 8AVOY. four-door. winter atoragr covers before season. ble aurvey company. For detaila call 7 a. m. AT 1-2107. Rooms ol Furniture now being held CMaa. *» Moomootn st SH ~"* Calls on private telephones ara between • and x Ask for Mr Turner rooms oo Brst floor. TS* toll-free to OS l-o»» from Ike conventional drive, ona owner, MM. xl rush. Call I/O «-301«. Larry's Up- for m* In storage warehouse. Balance rooms on secona Boor. BH T4M(L LI 21187. at Pltoapect t-OMT. is only Sztl.Oo. Paid In more than PIANOS - Hlgheet price* paid. H. Ten- following station*: Lowell S. COlfas holatery Shop, Matiwan. N. J. ser. SOS MalBrat. Lakewcod or Lake- AIR CONDITIONBO c. 1 KTanaburg (. WHItney *. MM CADILLAC. BLUE CONVERTIBLE WCTMAN DUCKBOAT — Built to fit CHAMBERMAID five days a week. Call S240.00. like new. Foritddltlonal enod a-ttfO Calls an private telephones ara AT 1-O9SS between S and 7 p. m. FINANCIAL formation, call CO 4.3082. heart or Red Bank. COUPK. Fully powt-red. 14.UO. in station wagon. One year old. (100. ANTIQUES — WsaihsrvaBwa, marine Call aH MM* toll-free on in 1-O01O tram the fo|. Call SH 1-7734 after * p. m. reference* required. Must have own DININO ROOM SET mahogany, all lowing station*: ATIantle Highland* Iran* portal Ion. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES paintings, bads* at New Jersey. 'ACTonr tort* anal stsmas) as RENAULT DAUPH1NE 1M7 black. lun piece*, good condition, table with for- .amp*, wood coverings, furniture. E* rest Also stor* sa Wktt* at, roof, whltewalli, leather Interior, Al GOOD COOK AND house worker live SERVICE STATION for leal* In Keans- mica top. SH 14427. tates purchased and sppralawd. Phone Call SH T-1ISS. CAndltton throughout. St.07,1. Call OB In. for couple, unit Sliver, salary burg. Two modern bays, low rent, MATTRESS - FULL SIZE eley. 9H I-20C0. Tha Hudson Sbo». Inc.. (11 1-MOg, 12 noon to 1 p. m. aek for IUSINOS Nonets I17S per month. SH 17SS2. low investment. A chance to become brand new, *SS. SH 1-4U82 Broad St.. Bhrewabury. ODERN. FIRST FLOOR PFC Buich. Independent for the right man. Call (afternoons! profeeaionai auite with prrvata tasui- CLEANING WOMAN. Monday and Wed. FA 2 4100 days. Evenings FA 8(313. OLD FURNfTURB — Antlojues, china. iea and off afreet parking. Rest. AIR-CONDITIONED FORD. ISM Coun neaday each week. 11 a. m. - 6 n. m.. FOIRPOSTER LOW UAHOOANY bed. glassware, art objects and bric-a- Ighf, cleanine included In low rent of try Squire. II MO. OVERLAND Fair Haven. CA 21200, Ext. 23t oi INTERIOR DECORAT1NO with work brac. Immediate cask for anything and ANNOUMCIMINTS 3H 1-ram. double alzc, very good condition. (29 .121 month. Located on busy Nawxaaa LI 2-:70» •hop, store and stock — (9.500; Two- everything. Ruseire. tt East Front at iprlnea R,I. Call Joa. P. Seheraru Agen- ilLK Construction Co. DOMESTIC WORKER — Person de chair barber shop. Red Bank, (204! Sll 14392 lartermwna Sll MSS3. y. mi 7-3121. INMEMORIAM 11119 OLIWMf. l _ PHONOGRAPH COHBIN. Call SH 7-flSg Specialist' In slrous of doing all housework. 5 ,-i1a\ week. (190 monthly from apartinenta RADIO WE BUY ANVTHINO — Furniture, old 124.800: Top notch neighborhood genera Zenith, cabinet. In nice con In loving memory of hu«bir.a am Meadowvlew Lane Lincrort Aluminum Windows. Doors, Awntng*. week. Must like children. (K per week. store, (10.000 annual net. living quarter! dlllon." (50. "8H"i43»2 (afternoons!. gun*, coin*; clock*, typewriter*, brother. B Frank Carter. «Mo rteperle. PORSCHE KPEKIHTER~--~S5. lT»S)N: aiding. All Typ« of Home Buildings. «:» a-m. thraugtt dinner dishes. SH 1 S23.MO: Real money maker, Red Bank bikes, stslues. swords. KE S-OS4(. gals Ilia October IS, IMS. Repairs. Alterations Call for free es- COIL SPRINOS - Full SIM. In per HOUSES POR RENT excellent condition, iporty, new white cleaning atore, no delivery • ateal at feet condition. (IS. SH 1-S3B2 latter COINS. U. S- INCLUDING sold coins. Mrs Jennie Carter top, Dresden MlgriO blue paint. Plexllte timate* or vlalt our showroom at (11.000. Snyder Brokers. Five Corners. swordsd , andd guns wanted T>y retired ATLANTIC HiaHLANTJS — Mrs. Orsee Alaiaadar. window*. Tonneau cover. Never raeed 9W Hwy. IS Mlddletc Mlddletown. OS 1-5SS0 or SH 1-M7S. Nsvsl offlcsr. SJt T-ens. house on Scenic Dr. Tars* .silfg—s. or wrecked. II 49H Builneai NYC. Ji: '• nil* north Mlil•"'">,"£ MIDDLKTOWN — Tsjsgsiltsass an- Englleh Better named Sukey. Reward, pnilte Orand Union. KK aVMU. 14S1S. OH Delivery. Inc.. Service * to make) tlw automobile bualneaa a FOR SALE BEAOLES — FULL BROKEN sun furnlahed home, aarass, empes »e»- AT UOt*. Sales. 1 Herbert St., Red Bank. career. Bell the DODOE tor '40. the dogs. chsraHoa bloed line*, tn up. MM BUICK SEDAN, radio and heater, New DODOE DART, DO DOE JOB- NEW JALOUSIES TO fit pored 10x12. Champion brad puppies, 83*. SH 1-ferred. (M. iOST - Collla aabla and whit. mala. dynaflow, anow tlrei. good mechani- CARPET CLEANING and REPAIRINO TYPEWRITERS, ADDINO maclilnes (• high. New Vega tenor banjo. Call OBHLHAUB cal condition. First S13S takes It. Call •'BATNTON'S FLOOR COVERINGS" RATED TRUCKS and GUARANTEED All makea. new or used. Guaranteed. 1S5I. r. This dos •houM ba under doctor Easy terms. "Buy ara wbere they Us RU l-SlK LEONARDO. H. .1 gare. lUward. AT HIM. I.I 2-OM7. I W. Front St.. Red Bank SH I M7a. t'CED CAM. Excellent opportunity MINIATURE BLACK POODU, female (Nest to Blue and Whlla Bias TarsABial) for the right nan. **m." Low as S2&. Serplco's. 101 sCon* TELEVISION — 21" COMBINATION AKC. wonderful disposition. (100 ar AT 1-«M — it hour telephone eervjee 1953 PLYMOI'TH COUPE E. W. ROOFING, caulking, and storm mouth st Neat to theater. SH T-04O. AM FM radio, record player. Zenith best offer. Evening* SH 1-444S. 1195 damage repalra (special all ahlngles Apply In person console. Perfect. SH 7-2024. SH 1 129! or leaa Including vent and. chimney WOOD — Seasoned oak. fireplace, slov* THOMWOOD FARMS WIDE SKLECTION OF RKHTalai — TRAVEL • TRANSMUTATION caulking; (121 2* hour service. VR S-3S21 FRANK VAN SYCKLE. INC. and furnace. MeOulre'a Market. Rt S mm. Revere Magaalne Turret It Hortes Boarded Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- 1(97 PONTIAC four-door hardtop. !<• West Front at. Red Bank34. Colt* Neck. WH (438. Evenings camera. (SO: Ironing board, metal, SH T-9S04 ate occupancy Samuel Teleher AgawSy. fcnrviNO from M Bank to Fair Le_ PAINTINQ UNUMITED—Interior and WH (-4331 (3: 3' artificial Xmas tree. (5: elec- Oceanport Ave.. OceanporL CaB ar alal daily. Looking tor rldara or Iran* This beautiful illver gray Catalloa ex terlor. quality painting. No Job tooLREnuOERATIOtoo N KAN — Must ba COLLIE PUPS — Champlonehlp slock. hat hydromatlc. power ateerlng, and id Aly hi parson Eal tric heater, new, (10. SH 7-O2SS. U 2-3900 or U 2-3SOL aortatlon your ear. Phons BH Min power brakes. It has a genuine gray •mall or too large. Kstlmates cheer- experienced. Apply In parson. Eal Sable and trl«amr. fully given. CA 2-303& town TV. (e Hwy. M, Eatonfown. WHIRLPOOL WARHINO MACHINE. SH l-mo WANAMASBA — Three-bedroom split. and white leather Interior. See It today. HAMMOND wringer type. (50. recreation room, garage. Immediate MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SONR UVINO ROOM Furniture reuphouter. TV REPAIRMAN - Full or pan-time. 8H 1-37M. MITT — One year old. sood wnh occupancy. L"I" H2«. KB I-4S41. AOTOMOTIVi Direct factory dealers Chryaler, Ply- ed. Sofa and chair bottome rewebbed. Vacations, holiday* with pay. Apply children. Moving, have to aell. Price. Slip eovera and drapea custom fitted, In person. Eatontown TV, (0 Hwy. 35. ORGAN STUDIO PICTURES SO cents, wooden pedeatal Love". CO 4-41SB. lorsK -Ttiree bedrooms. WaterfraWaterfrnmt mouth, International Trucks. 141 West Eatontoam. (150. end tablefl. (2.75. Two-ln-one 1'JI LeonaM Ave.. Oceanport proper- Front St.. Red Bank The building with kitchen chatrs top grade plastics. Cush- y 5 AUTOS AND TRUCKS ion refilled aim foam rubber. For of ASBURY PARK table. (12.50 Mahogany dropleaf Dun. MINIATURE POODLE Pl'PPV, black "- monlri KH l-ZKO. the red front. SH 7-07*7 EXPERIENCED TV service man, full Salea — Service — Instruction •eh*. AKC. Ohumpion quality and service call SH 7-OIB2. or part-time, call Mr. Crupl. AC ran Ptiyle table 124.50. fender. (12.50. female, nine ' AVAILABLE Now _ one bedroom ISM OLDSMOBILE four-door. S2.10U. RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS acreen. (475. andtrona. (8.50. odd up-breeding. (190. KB 1-3M4. IMS Bulck two-door hardtop, full pow- FOR~TREETWORK^C"a~OTrn Serv". Radio a Television. 123 Shrewsbury holitereil chair*. (5. China, glaasware, bungalow, unfurnished. Tearly. looking. Call alter ( p m. AT Ice. TrimmlnK. topping and removal. Ave.. aH 1-47(8. Open dally '111 • p.m. Sat. 'ill 5:30 p.m WANTED — SIAMESE KITTEN alxiul Sll lllJO er. SMS, IBM Chevrolet Bel Alrhard Cookman Ave.-Maln St., Asbury Park bric-a-brac. Rusclls. 3a E. Front St. top. six cylinder, power-gin*. (MS. Al 2222. No job too small. For free estimate. EXPERIENCED PAINTER wanted. six weeks old. SH T-3M». TllitEE BEDROOM RANCH Style keen* three csrs excellent condition. Muat ee IKS BUICK SUPER HARDTOP, al Call LI 2-4220. X Call A. Halvoraen, PR 5-9300 L'HEN YOU THINK OF SAVING—See PUPPIES — BLACK. FRENCH p.v>.1li- better residential section. *!(( OB 1-2213 or OS 1-zMS. power. 1934 Chevrolet Belalr, all pow APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And supplies. AT 1-1M0. us. Office files. (2(.(0; dining room type. (S each. 31T Sycamore Ave monthly. Also two-bedroom ranek style er. four^toor sedan. 19.1T Mercury tu OROANS — Rental return* and trade- ulte. IM VI; ilreasers. (12.50: ruaa. (29: ISM CHRYSLER, two doe* hardtop, Residential and commercial outlets, ROITTE SALESMAN WANTED, serious- Itchen let. (22.50: bookcase. (15: oddStirewebury. SH t-USt. amv. ILIA. Other* (110 and up. Weart- rariln. heater, all cower. Beit oiler. dor atatlon wagon, power. No down fixtures and appliance Installation. Al- Ins. new. Oood savings. Vemeth Agency. 10} West Free* Bt. payment, DeSoto-Piymnuth Dealers len Electric. 811 7-0612. minded young married man wanted to Tasting's. 14 Monaiouin it., Red »ink ilresser bases, (7 50. etc. Rusclls. 25 Sll l^40« .^___^__^____ >fijat aril. SH 1-Ott* afl«r B. Ruhler a> Bitter, BS Broad St., Key fill vacancy on a good existing route. E. Front M. Oauranteed minimum salary plus com- in-a HUDSON HORNET four-door, hy porl. CO 4-01M. PAINTINO. Paperhanglng. Celling Tile. TWIN SIZE BED springs. \ alia bed NlVvKi; LANE -CNFURNISHED dromatlc, radio, heater, best offer J. Allen Malone. 91 Bay Ave.. Atlantic mission. Apply Donald'* Laundry, 44 UAL BTATI MK RINT leven-ronm, two-story, ceajisr kail 47o- 1S5» FIAT MODEL (WO. 7 0OO miles Highlands. AT 1 50«0. Marion at.. Red Bank. SK 1-0203. FALL SPECIAL springs, full site beds, dining rnom lonial. Sunporch, attached (arac*. all- SH 1 Tin Muat sell. From .able*, end tables, lamps, mirrors. APARTMENTS (lreTTF7M, ENGLISH RACER, greei CO 4-47*0 Bril.DEfl — Highest quality custom POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE — Lu ' reaaontbly priced. Sll 1-0392. brlcation man and mechanic. Must 0 ault. SH 7-Qlli. Eicellent condition, good heate work. New construction, alterations STEREO HI FI record player. Webcor FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1. I and whitewalls and whltetoB. CA JMST al and repairs. For estimate, call Herbert be experienced. Apply In person Mau- OVERLAND UN-CROFT — THREE BEDROOM Con Elgenrauch. SH 1-5201. rice Schwartz a sons. 141 W. Front conaole and Columbia portable. Tota 3 bedrooms. Water, neat supplied. temporary Ranch, fun kaseraeu. sur- ter _5:30. _^___ St.. Red Bank. 3A watt output. May he used aeparately $7S to (100 monthly. CA S-1M1 rounded by tree* and bordering brook. 1951 MERCURY MONTERY hardtop HOUSE TRAILERS JOBSTTHAT OTHERS REFUSE or bid Construction Co. Call CO 4-aXIt » 30 p.m. on. Dr. E. J combination refrigerator and too high on. try us. Painting, renova- TELEVISION REPAIR MEN full or Full H, triple tract, trip]* tilt, lllderback. LOVELY FOL'Jt ROOMS, cloae to high low mileage, excellent condition. Two ,(U AMERICAN TRAILER. 30 Oni way. Port Monmouth. Unfurnished. waaher drier. d». Order tone paint, all leather Interior. Mere tion* etc. Not experts or masters, you'll part-time bench work .Call SOS TV.ftnuin* Alcoa alumlnunt window Five Corners. Mlddle-.owB. o Matlc. radio, heater. Should be — bedroom, completely furnished. Sll Juat like tb* lob wa do. Estimates. Hwy. M. Leonardo, AT 1-S040. NIFORM — Policeman. Blouse, trous-1 Business couple only. KB a-KOs. -US* after five. $12.95 811 M;« to be appreciated. 811 7-44TB. LO f~1714. gALESMAN~~WANTEcT^~MAN with *•."•»*££'•* 3SS. •""" **"• AbOUl Fbl'R ROOM >URNUHED apartment. JOE MONTANO — Maaon contractor selling experience wanted by a well •_?"_*_*!L±i™?- couple, no pets. Immediate oc Fl'RNlSHEK OR UNFVRNISHBD. 19M FORD ClISTOMUNB four-door ISM KOZY HOUSE TRAILER - 42' 3AS STOVE. 20". two year* old. Oood Ieupancy. n Mount Ave.. Atlantic High ~ Large house on riverfront (ar ee- mi cyllndrr. standard tranamlailon five room*. All utllltle*. Reasonable. Stuccoimc. plastering, concrete work. eatabllahed company In this vicinity. FREE! condition. (40. ineil family. Phons BH THW. Light time body In top condition. Me. KB tOSM-J after 4 p. m. Addresa RFD 1. Box 121. Eatontown. rnusUBl opportunity for right man. Aluminum combination door, full 1" SH 1*33 lands. eiianically perfect, food tlrei, radio, Call after 5 p. m. LI 2 2ll« Oil CO 4-0U2. aak for Mr. Johnaon. thick; with «v*ry orlke shire Agency, its* Ocean Ave., See AUTOS AND TRUCKS WINTERIZED. INSURED AND ver reflnlahlng and plating. Thermo* Active advertlalng program. Opportun- ik powered by Clinton two cycle eupancy. (SB per month, tw ulilltlee STORED IN OUR LOCKED xueketa China a Olses Bhop. 147 Broad Ity for retired or eeml-retlred gentle- between Mlddletown FOOD CIRRI'S Jiree apeeda forward. (SO. U 1-42M Included. Call Ayere-Trutole Agency. IS Rrlght. SE J-S004. and Mlditletown SHOPPINO CENTER ifler 3 p.m. Church St.. Little Silver. SH I-2S3S. VAULTS -VERY LOW St.. Red Bank. SH 7-4(00 man. The Klrwan Co. KB (-M0O. FIVE ROOM MOUSE. y« RATS INCLUDES EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE MAN Call OS 11390 9 a. m.4 p. m. or ORMICA COt'NTER TOPS, full length TWIN OABLES APARTMINTS three local log. apply In peraon, 20S River St.. Red backsplash our specialty. Conversions and four rooms, host dock, elevator HI 31141 or HI (Mil Tank Testing C« Waler Pump Bank. KE w-4904 after f p. m. from linoleum to formica. Call for free patio on river. SH 113SS. lush Motor Ck Clutch •MPlOYMfMT estimate SH I-2M1. Style Craft Lino. SIX ROOMS rURrflSHBD. Threw tM- Check Ignition Ck Fwd. * R'Vae TWO AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS and leum Shop. 4 Weat Front St.. Red Bank. RED BANK vicinity. Two-mom fur rooms. Ml beat Rta a, MhMaaasww. 9wck Carburetor Ck Linkage HELP WANTED-FEMALE a mechanlc'e helper to aervlce Dodge nlaked apartment, next eeml private (IK monthly. SH rotll after ( p.aa. Lube Motor Ck Propeller passenger esrs and trucks. Eseellent Terrific clearance of all used LL KINDS STORM SASH, screens, bath, utilities. (ST month. 8H 7J1TM. FIVEROOM half doubla Vpleta External "Cros'n Proofing" CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL? Join opportunity tn grow with old estab- doora, good cOBdltion. reasonablt. Call U 2-2SSS. Ft'RNISHED THREE ROOMS and cated on Morfnrd PL Ineutra rt "piste Internal "ftuat Proofing" our active organisation. Full or part- lished firm. Apply at Frank Van merchandise, everything must go. bath. Country Ilka surrounding*. (1 Rector PI. SH !•*§». THE BOATMAN'S SHOP time. Most Interesting work. Develop- Sycltle, Inc., 14S West Front St.. Red aoFA In auperlor condition with two Bast Highland Ave.. AT 1-Z13OM. very boating need under one ronf ments and general real estate selling. Bank. Cash ami carry. Price* unbeliev- aeta allpeovera. Call tor appointment. UNrURNlSHED No •xperlence necessary, but automo- IH 1-S311 TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartmem hree-room nungassts. argeat stock In New Jersey. Evlnrude bile a must. Call for appointment <7O [AN —General factory work. Near ably low. Chain, tables, buffets for business couple, adult* only. No RU 1-IJ24 ales, service and parts. Repairs on 41922 • 1S3S Joe. Schenkel, Inc. Red Bank. Work Includes sheering TWO COMBINATION STORM screen pets. SH ] 7T1S. ill make motore. metal*, operating punch pre**. SI SOchina closets, dressers, betfj, door*, complete with fixture* one FIVEROOM FURNISHED 4 Wharf Avenue. Red Bank, N. J. OENERAL HOUSEWORKER-COOK — per hour. Writ* "Bhearlns", Bos (11, MaSO \ inche*. other 33iS0 >, tneaet. BATONTOWN — THREE ROOMS un monthly, winter rental. Ott Agejacy. Sleep In, own room, reference*. Five twin baby carriage, baby tendtu, Btlent condition. SH 1-4432. lurnleheit. Private entrance. I'tllltlea T Highland Ave. Rumssn. Rt! t-MSS. WINTER erroRAOE — Boata and In family. IJncroft all 1W4S. iriults. No pets. Recently painted. LI motor*. Complets wlnterlxlng facill- Retired gentleman tn chrome den furniture, clothes WO-SKIN FOX neck piece, never been FAIR HAVEN — CAPE COP. Three BEAUTICIAN WANTED. HOOD heftn- Claua for local retail worn. Call after n:30. LI 2-23S3 bedrooms, dinette, fireplace. Base- *• A a B Boat Sale*. Hwy. M. ner. full tlni*. Tiara's. Ilwy. IS. •tore starting right after Thanksgiving mangle, and many other items too RIMSON — UNFURNISHED OARAOB ment. Just redesorated. Tearly toss*. Beiford. KE S-3KM. Flberglal and wood Hailet. CO 4-M24. until about December 20th. Apply In SHOWCASE. OIJkgs~AN~r>~goc.dofa~with APARTMENT. Three rooma. bath, gar tl» per month. Russell M. Beru* — headquarters. numerous to mention. Variety four shelve* for atore or concession. Agency. (SS Illver Ra., Fair Ravan. FEMALE SHIRT PRESSER eafjerl- person at the J. J. Newbery Co., TT age. automatic heat Business couple. LOOK1NO FOR the ben buy In boats, Broal St.. Red Rank. Needs reflnlshlng nr paint from stor Hi' 1-0AJ0. SH T-4S32. motor*, trailers or marine equipment: enced. apply In person Morey LaRue. Store. I Maple Ave.. Red Bank. ge. (25 each or best offer. LI 2-13SS. Hwy. 3A- Eatontnwn. "FLOOR WVXERlT BEAUTIFUL - Three-room furnished KEANSRL'RO — (DUPLEX HOt'SEI •e A * ft Roil Salee, Hwy. 3S. IRAT PERSIAN~LAMR coat, ell* R lelford. KE «-MJs. Flbergisi and wood MOTHERaT FOR"">ART TIME part-time. Five •an d algx nighti * per SPINET PIANOS for rent. Find out be apartments. Red Bank near Fort Mon •is room*, hath, shower, storm win- fore your purchase If ynur child I* eacellent cort'lttlon a->(. mouth. SH 7.1(4' nr SH 1-321:1. dow*, oil hot water heat, center of boat headquartera. Pall :>) p. m. SM 7 -3M3 SH 11U1 HI 3-2U4 R adaptable. Full allowance of all rental THKEE-ROOM furnished apartment. own, garage. Rent (SO M Maple Ave At'LAOE-Outboard hoata up to 20', RIAL BRTATK lALEl' -- ciirecf- on purchase. Choice nf * makes, t: !>» or I9MI fnrd radio Near bus and train. Utllltlea Included within 19 mile radius, also wlnterli SECRETARY - - School administration Ollrni. irnpl style*. Tu*tln( Piano Co., IS Monmouth EIOHTROOM SPUT LEVBt. «knM Ing ana winter storage of outboard office. 12 months employment, velth potentialli . Join l k t h»rld St. Red Hank 121 Monmnuth St.. Red Bank. bed rooms, family room. Mil Skiing motors. Nominal ratee Navesand vacation. Established salary guld* with tin I rttahiiitipri rBanlo Topp SM 1 WHT FOUR ROOMS fully rurnlshexi. all utll room wall-to-wall carpeting Ineloiied WE miMn Hfil. Writ* IU»1 K«lil«, Boi 7 (1S5 per manth. Call THOMPaON AND farina Sales, 1421 Ocean Ave.. Seayearly Increases. Call SH 1-5900. if Hl W AtfoilATIC ELBCTItIC HOTPO1NT IOSAW~ELS:CTKIC" URINDBRI r Hies, private entrance. 1* Third Ave. BARtELL, INC. SH T-SSOS Bright. SB 11101 t2T. R«1 Hunk for tM-rvlew RANOE. Eieellent condition. I7(. KC bench saw. complete. I h. p. motor, Atlantic Highlands. HAVE THE FINEST "OK- COOKHtll SEWORKER lor Im adults I-OTU. i(r~TERRY~BKIFr* .. -sVinodei71» bench: bench aaw, (". Like new. (acrl- CAPE COD HOME — Near ecewol I'tED CARS ON THE MARKET Must be experienced cook and do PORT MONMOUTH — FOUR rooms k.p. Johnson, (7S» first floor housework. Live In. own I(H LAMBRCTTA SCOOTER — Mod*! flce^SII 1SJ1S after • p. ni. and bath. Nleely hirnlaberl. Oarage. Llvtag reom. fireplace, oil Ursa, twn TODAY. SH I-ITH room. hath. TV. SH 7 2.1(0 after T p. m HELP WANTnj^-MaJs).Fea»ale ISO. aceeasorles. like new. Asking BOLENS ATCESSORIES. PLOWrnTr- all utllltle* Adults only. Call after bedrooms. Immedlste posaesslon. (I3S (M0. SH »-tnn u,l- reom with fireplace, full dim SAVE AUTOS AND nUCKS mission and car allowance. Call or LEAVINO STATE household furnl*hln(a LNHRNISHED THREE-ROOM aaart- I', bathe. UK Bar ssoath. Can .... Airrat AND nucxi write for appointment. Hygiene need one year, spotless condition, ha! ir, regularly (SI SS now (43 Call Red original price. Living room sofa and Bank Lumber. SH 1-Sonn for Immediate lent heat, hot water supplied. (SO inBON AND BARTBtL, INC. SH T- WINTER EXPENSE AND Diaper Servlre. 1123 Noilh Are.. Plain, delivery. 1 Bright. RU l-atU. lelt. PLalnfleld t-ICTi chair to match, alx-pleco dinette aet. LINCROFT - Fine eomial on ksrss REPAIRS ON THESE OOOP twin bed* and ". bed complete. Port NINE-PIECE DINING ronm e»t Crib RIVER FRONT - FuralewKi. Bedroom farm. Speelmi* rawaaa. 3', baths. Pri- EASY STARTINrl CARS. able television and tame (43, powsl and tnattreas sleeps sis yesr erirl living room, kitchen, nglk. Near eta vacy, yet cloee ta everything Vsn EARN EXTRA MONEY al home Oood tawnmower US and other mleeelaa lion, no pet* (T(. BH T4SVI. Vilely Agency, Line IM., Holmdel. WH rnme. eoua articles Sll 7aS.1l) mid. OS MJSfi. ALL SIXE NEW FOURROOM APARTMENT very Blc»ly FritNlSIIBD — SPLIT LaWtL ON CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. SK I-T1M LfltlOHT PIANO - - Newly reewa furnished, three Mocks from Fort Duo-Therm oil heatere. Fowl*r*a Harg- LAKE Living reom, aiama rasas, k«- MEN — LADIES FOR general (ae. lloned, »m: Cmclody aasaphons aad >. Sea Bright. Monmouth. Nice Har(r«w»«. sMIdrea ehen wHh wall man. recreant* room. lory help, apply tn peraon Rnbln case |U: hitck tuxedo and beige cast, invited. Call Dorfiky Bwsrts SH three kedreaau. 1% ilia aattss, snstasa YOU hoth else 43 and la perfect coadtian. *V — Net operating aw year nia MTT. If no aaawer, call after *. garage SMS) per awnth. Raman Water- Wendy Ine . IS Bridge Ate , Red Rink, aseond floor rear. fall KE SMHts aher i p. m. IT" tube, beautiful fnaaaauy cakl- . Fmi at., Bee. Bank. WIU. RrrEIVE COMPLETE net wllh doors, will sell to honbyut rl RNIBHED four reaea apartmenl IfII M© Roaditar f 1971 BARnAIHS on uaed tuma from tnaay repairman. OS SM I-atM. waler heat, rrtgtsate*. ahoa SATISFACTION AND AW "OK' FPHOLSTBRER. esperlene* neresearf. homes. Benefll Laehslea Cluh, kasi gat, electric SwpplledsavBlled. M(1 Llndea JavaA . RIVEItFROKT. Ol AHAWTTE WITH ANT Urrv s lannlstsry Shnp, 1] Llttl* nf ButtaeieroM Manor rriday. Satur- PLAT LOOS FOR Indoor*: bowing Rlghlaand*i , HIVIsm Three biarnoms. 1H talks. 1911 Jaguar Raadttar $I29B •t. Matawan. day, II Beecbwooa Terrace, Matawaa ga*)M.' large sis* reeking haras; enow TAR YOU PHY HERB. horaee for mantel, RC irw REED BANANKK — TST M rwaeasr. . balbakk h hr rmonth. Roleton Wslerbary, M \ nisnedid . privateit ,, fof r singsinglillee gentlemen - Red Bank. SH tKan 1919 Hillman Convorribla ft ISO AUTOS AND ntJCKf ADTOt AND TstUOU ELECTRIC FRElaHT TRAIN *M mla.m meludeldss utilitiestilitis. SN TaisST . CA ((- SHREWSnURT •- TWd«TOBY~sTa lalure village set-up inelitded. Ready KIT after IS p.m. moma. Iwo balks. " me ChrMeaas (JS. Call CO 4 M3J choice reetdemial s* I9SI Hillman Convortibla $119$ rot'R.ROOM sarage apartment, unfur necupsitcy. Rent (C MONEY ARDSLEY TS- SOFA niahed. Large living room, two email ntn* rondtllon. (tearoom*, bath, knenen. (IS* heal In FOUR IJTROB BBDriobMS. aksesa 1911 Fiat $2110 SH I4SM eluded. Rf 1-1414. New Monmouth Mealloa. SI. Mary's WIU, III IN YOI'R POCKET Prenentei •anek. Muss rstrsauaa rasas. Hi ATLAMTrC HIOHLAMr wiir.s YOU aii'Y ONI or FOAM niWRBR nvn PAD aaastsaeM. three large baths, splllls«sl, saly tars* years sM. 1917 TR3 Triumph RaasJitor $1191 FMS («|| tII( balrv eewple nr wlm mfsi tog may have aatlasj fa kuy. Issme THEM CAM MtTEO BBLOW. Fit* MiRl- l It II*S (A dial* occupancy, (MS per fiieeita. Call 1917 Hillman Huiky W«tM $991 Cal Oklsen Realty, oil-mi AUTOS AND TRUCKS IfII FORD 1914 Hillman Husky Wa|»n $710 •UIMt We.ee". rMh |rt*. rUla. haater. w/w urea. Vs with F*w»|. 1917 Hillman Mini SasJan $1091 0 Matte. Ream «a apare la uu RambUr Stltct Uitd Cars kauri 1911 Saab Satiar. $1.91 per 1960 •H Ramkter SU. WaReo, *>dr.. atrto., RAH, PS, 1117 FORD 1917 ForsJ ArtflU SoJart $•$0 '17 CtMvrottt, Mr., M Air, RAH, 1 OWMT. n nm (Das* MaHlop, l«»'r aa4 '•< rt 'M OMa COBV,. Supar M. auto. RAH, PS. P» II4N dr., Savoy, automatic, t owner reailr "OK ray M OMa M Hardtop, automatic. RAH • W WANHD TO WJff II3M BPriBaBITATiTBi LOOK 'EM OVER T0DAY1 'M Plymouth, 44r.. Iportamait Wat.. MH, fnanufMl*rer waatsOF BATI 1911 OLDS •U PkftV Mr.. WaaoB Re* Hank srea l»elass» (Ms* RENAULT nm H'tUrn* sseretarlsl 1 tan* '•'it flr*v fi'im ha»i«f | AMERICAN — 'U Kcjdaof) «, Hardtop, automatic, RAH t 7M *M Prymoun, J-dr., automaUc. RAH 191* Fard Victarie J-sJr. H4tp. $109$ IMS 1914 CHEVROLIT I M 1914 Fard Canvartibla $910 LATEST TRADE-INS 'MCIMVIBM, Mr, MMmattc. RAH IM I tot* a**p t< •• rail* !M ha«<*f IMPORTS) itwe In emnwa frnwii Will paaa •'» t»» ' 1911 Pan»ac 4-dr. Wa«en $491 MODK.RN MOTKL ROOMS IM4 POMCHE onupr Wnlt* I Ma '•) Crvtvrorrt, 24r., a-ttimailc. MH I 4M FOR 4. 1100 MONTHLY Pnlkiw Y'Nir Prlmtfli Tn 1914 fWiac Sedan $191 tM7 TRJ, Had, many mtra( INt. M Hsjdaon CoovtrttMa, ovardrlvs, R*H | Ml IMJ AUSTIN-HKAI.EY. R*al buy IJN, 'U MHstooH rlonsot. 44r, aulomaile, RAH I M» 1911 lulc. 7.4t. Hdf> $•71 U HBSJaon HoriMl. tdr, autofnalk, RAH I IM DOMESTICS) CIRCLE 1911 C»Sa«rala« Sedan $100 ltS7 NAM Rambl»r (*d(n Ov#rdrlvs, PR |J». I960 RsimbUrs Now on Display! THE ADVENTURER 1910 Oad«a Sadan $100 IIM CMI'-VROLKT Drlray, 2-dr. RftH, • cyl. MM. A FEW 'Ma LEFT AT TREMENDOUI lAVINOII Chtvrol«t Co. l»M KORD Convarllbl*. Rlark, whit* lop . Mf. rOMK EARLYI Auinmallr, pnwtr Ill Map!. A»... R«. Itn. Mlh SN ie le»kte>( f." * e.ile4, SjiawnM, re .>., ||M« alm»*|.h»le. iNlMlee) M s SH MHO .....I («•••< i,»atu« in SMdleJxx CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS t.i^nahlf »«•• l"'ir aiitlllllealtaei* la 6MAC TIRMS Only Quality Importer! Automobile* DICK MATTHEWS

Or*fN TIL 9 f M II? I. Nswmsn Spnngt Rd R,.,, |gns *., ....1 ..,„.'••'I I? f NIWMAN '."RINC, P0, Un IANK I Mir. 432 Broad St. SH 7-0040 Red Brink * •!'«. « •' t Sll I itAUl HOUSES FOB SALS HOUSES FOSt SALE RED BANK REGUTn Friday, Oet2S,lM»-» ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY. INC. BERG BEAUTIFUL BIO RANCH WALKER & WALKER Monmouth County1* Oldest Real Estate Firm Situated on ona acre of ground. ALL BUYERS Living room, dining room, kitch- REALTORS LARGE FAMILY WANTED-Two-yetMld Caps Cad. Fins, large bedrooms; two baths, center hall. Beautiful; large Uving room NO RED TAPE! 11 en, all large. Three bedrooms, Highway 35 Shrewsbury with fireplace and paneled wall; huge dining room, very modern Assume 4M% Mortgage two baths, paneled dea with bar, Tka »*UOWIB« tiatlaa la foat aaa al alousied sun room, two-car at- JOSEPH G. MeCUE Utchea with breakfast room. Lovely sun porch for winter or nrorioutair IRr thai w» bar. anil SHadyside 14212 eummer use; fuU cellar. An unbelievable value at H4.5O0, ila tar aal*. Tau aw* K to rwru! ached garage, laundry room. ._ fanUr Is aoma oat tkio Moderate taxes. REALTOR OPEN 7 DAYS OPPORTUNITY to buy at reduced price—Lovely three bedroom WMk aad aaa tor yoanalf: Iiaaflo.! ranch on three acres la horse country. Beamed ceiling and rock Juat f*T.M par mooch pan all oa thla varr baauUM Uuw»Cadroom raaes FRAME AND BRICK RANCHER 30 Ridge Rd. RUmson 1-O4U RUMSQN fireplace; full cellar and a garage. Taxes only ISM. Price $»,»». horn, with oaaclwia Hvlas room, Call- Three-bedroom ranch on 7$-foot lot Full dining room, modern IWBla kttobaa, dlnlnt am. flnlahad Uving room, dining room, kitch- """"" rwraatlon raocs. Hi aatba. attaebod en, three bedrooms and bath, kitchen with built-in oven; breezeway with JakmsTe windows; eel- aarat*. aullt-lo ana and raafa. "" "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE garage, washing machine, deep freeze. All this for $10,500. eaud oa aa o**ralaad laadanaaii I den aad screened porch, oae-car •xcauant location. attached garage, fireplace, laun- FOR OVER 35 YEARS' pados moderated UtChM an William C. Waterman, Real Estate Manager ry room, moderato MAL OTATI POt IAU breakfast room. Price HMN. ILMO Dowa-«UUSS fofl Waa BROAD STREET SHedvside 1-34M (Trada-to* OaaaMand) Priced at 84,000. A buy! EXPERIENCE" UNCROPT Monmouth Couaty Office EXCEPTIONAL INCOME Very alee epat level wHh MTDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — LARGE FAMILY WANTED a.^jLy,-. Ai * - -* *1ta»aaaa HOUSES FOR SALS PROPERTY pMTOOCM, 1)| MSU, 0WUI THE BERG AGENCY Priced at la the connlry, very shore nmuaTaWa^atiSaba) y room, — • aamur a? - aBaftBatHaaaWdaaa aneaeaB , THE to ctty. High USSELL M. BORUS OSborne 1-1000 HON ••"J^ plot Plss- beet, ganga, aB torVo.000.10% large lot Mortaaas CM bo as* LOW AGENCY being better than larga REALTORS Dally M 0V9T wUtd WHJOVSI _—,,_ - - _ RICH IN TRADITION SOUTHERN CHARM—Oradoti One of the beet a> CONTEMPORARY CHARM - 600 River Road ELLA WILTSHIRE swtmmteg pool aad SOCSM rights per om, Seconw d floo tfiraa Cams SM aad you'll behove bow Fair Haven, N. J. STANLEY K. DOWNS powdedoubler bedraobedraoma room,m Secon, twdo floortiled; bamstfiraa. AGENCY a 00 year old (converted car* to the SSrowabury River. Entry NEW SPLIT LEVEL dbFull lbasemen bsemend t RecroaRecroaMoaM ^ riaas) IWBM caa go modern SHadyside 74532 REALTOR (or fourth bdbedroom)), MBXBT MM OMM AMM Saa Bright wmout lostag aay of its old 1 attached garage. A tot tor the charm. Brittle natty live in. to nn tromaao DOLUXS - CASBI hearth 'Homos of Charm and Value Jt&L •>•« au IN M4 v»**f u«» mm .. . patio sad ftiB base. eafay, to lest Living room •t torn «—i. Four mw—i wift glasi doors ment, ma car sttafhti garage. lanBar, fireplace, dining room. M k>U ptaa tanieiT. aMntttn to scfaeaeu porch with SHadyside 11017 «w taxes. High mortgage. $10,- EATOWTOWN-. EartyAm WATERFRONT * * •"-» room, four builMa barbecue and brick plant- Sycamore Are. Shrewsbury 000. •avmatt tag boxes. Science kitchen, two ed 1780. Brick lined, baamed > asw nacn. iaiviag ealltags. Approxinately 1U acres wall, oven, dishwasher. Large HOUSE BEAUTIFUL - Fabu- BEAUTIFUL RED BANK ptne hnnfcrasM. fireptaee AOMES »H — Adordt oauual roost*, four boGrooitis, DUTCH COLONIAL ea three building lots which may RUMSON RIVERFRONT aStUM raon, thrM iMiths, two- ous colonial ranch home. Large to sold off. 11 rooms, three wan. Early Amertcea kitchen, living room, fireplace. Dea., Largo Uving room, dining room dbvlag room. Family room, two faculties excellent eam. Urntr kttckMi Wth tmtf car gggarage, , lU^ene, Without athi. three flrepieeet. House j to railroad station. lew. Ibtw Knn Mraenu. M* Formal dining room. O-E. kfteBkttch-* 1aad modem kUchas, tone bed* Eiss been moderaiied and ta m Patio. Dock. ttl,. comparison at en, dishwasher. Three twin bed* rooms and 1ft baths, game room, fine condition. Low taxes, sew* mumtes to Parkway, 4§ m ENCHANTINO SETTINO - You arilis to Now York. Beautiful rooms. 2% toed baths. Complete, fful l basement with--—-- ' j wind for pow- ~" 'Eur&jwar rflli I At ll^Ul II ry alr-caSdlttoaed. Trees, priv- Here Is sa excellent river saMag wttt many large ranch oa about 1M acres of beau- acy. Many extras. Astoundtag low taxes. 10% BaQfl aUU^alOafV CvQl^awtfCOajr tiful lawe* wtft a satected Offan tavlted.Ask - Lawranca J. Schilling value - $H*J0. Mortgage o7 at $21,000. Unusual buy. ing m,5oo. Iraplae*. dlolac ro«n, tern variety of tnntplsntad trass, ar- 00% available. REALTOR Victorian residence recently mod* UtciMB. thr*« flat Hdraom, two tJstiesfiy placed to provide the FAIR HAVEN - Finest River •mixed throughout 15 rooms, JV4 Ul«d battu. TlnJ»l>»l rtenttMa 1MB, best ta uving comfort, privacy HISTORIC SHREWSBURY - baths. threeflrerlaces. Main liv- bu«n«fit ud MUcMd (v THE DOWSTRA Oaks ana. Access to beautiful 16 Spring Street > sad charm. Then are tour bed Brick end frame rancran h omhomee. Rnror* SafaUCVi pciXa ing room «J'x20 m circaastoa rooms. 1H baths, cantor haO en- Fireplace in the living room. bun ltd colo&Ul. Nktnr Uml- Red Btnk — SH 74121 walnut Additional building eon. trance, a large Uvtag room with TUeaMfotpomt kttcben. dsmfasb- AGENCY atotiag of two anartmeata and fireplace, fall dtatef room, pine er. Three largo bedrooms, IV UMMn Mr mnlM tw»«ar garage. Fabulous buy— 91 E. FRONT ST, RED BANK Dnnlly • or ofcter ooupto. Movt " " Ittrrei afawMWaS OOatf B«%0WfB COQtttf^ toed bams, finest residential - ' Lrvtas>dbmg ana aaaliuau. TurUM aiaat- Very epadal - (ftreplace), two bedrooms, tiled and charm for a asawd porch with apodal SH 1-8700 bsmTldtcBen. Second floorbed - price that la unbelievable. Tbto , OOffTiO bfiCK OOtiO OB" CLASSIC COLONIAL — Brand QW Moth*. leUgM eWBrttJO home coatams a large lrxB* ft led h> r " new. Eight rooms, four bed- .. . fun basemmt Reel ber- U AV ilil V ICTUXBBQua aaanr an rooms, two tOed baths. Large William S. Garrison gstatum mnkal lot Traaatarrad Bamsoam storm sash am living room, fireplace. Formal GLAZEBROOK aUWawad tht m% ft. tniiiipihn pooL ear latlakad araeh labor aaa anjaoa. oawBueni BeaaVSoornooa RUMSON — Needed under tnga lek up lo" Imoraat oanftfaaa. lara* 1 dining room. Damn kitchen. AGENCY trees on sa sera and half plot. AGENCY Two bedrooms aad a bath aad adraoau. bath aaa aowdSrnaaa, 4*. aad waBtteg djstaaca to i Mahogany den. Two-car garage. a halt. Electric kitchen, full din- — kttehtn aad dlartf room, avao school.. Aa outstanding buy Wood cedar shregle ranch house. AVOBUO of l%o Rlvoft a. full Mllar, aeraaaad in* Individual homo to choice loca- REALTOR. INSUROR Uvtag raom, dining room, beau- ing room. Priced to sell SXM00. Many astraa. Baal nloa tl*.*m tion. Exceptional - t»,000. RU MOM Nlghta RU MO74 mm. 77 Broad Street Red Bank tiful modera Utchen, family CHARUtNO COLONIAL at aatra ENGLISH TYPE COTTAGE - room, three master bedrooms, RUM80N — Very convenient at- loraly aatuac mlaula* ta boa. aakaol. NEW ENGLAND SALT BOX - Secluded In trees and shrubbery. SHadyside 1-0804 two tQsd bams, guest room and and atallon. Two nraHaaoa. For those who lova tho oulet bath (or servant's). Stairway to tmctive (ram* bungalow, two SJ0WBS FOB IALB dan with aastod Boor " dignity of colonial charm, this Living room M'xU', fireplace. bedroema, farwd air oU beat, at- n dtnlna rooeoTmu bad Dining room. Electric kitchen, ENGLISH TUDOR - Near the floored attic, full basement, two- 1•allar wKh elcttr. wladew, hat lovely Rumsoa boms, on nearly haat Imr — dishwasher. Two bedrooms, tile 1river. Three bedrooms, tile bath, ear attached ganga. Excellent -SCHWARTZ EXCLUSTVES- two acne* of trees and lawns, 000 ao, ft. ._ RAY VAN HORN deserves your inspection. Side »th. Basement Garage. Only formal dtatag room, Uvtag room L.^^ . Asktag SIMM. AJUSTOU A FA»Cn.T WHO H—pa UH entrance, Uving room with HMOO. with flropjaca, very favor/ J^L*S REALTORS TOPS IN LUXURY - «M00 VTJU. auTTB FOR afOTHBaVIN- trounds.^OwasjT movtag wast ™sfMiBsy. RUMSON — -. OVER 25 YEARS \WT A aaUcoloutly KUlt book) In fireplace, paneled dea, patto, ga- three bcdroomav • aWaWBwV BBajaaaawav eeSBBS _eat rMd«atlal aaetloa el Fair Bar- rage, basement, three bedrooms, WIDE SELECTION Asking $8,300. Mate aa otter. FAIR HAVEN— RENTALS - Aotheattc oaamtoL Md PRIVATE ak. Oantar ball. thrtw room ana An- ly home. Spottass condition. Lrv- fired hot water heat, BEACH; I sad treed pri- oaaa. dknaa room, imraanaa Mtabaa. two baths. Best location. $42,300. OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES RUMSON COLONIAL - Holy twxar garage, plot aUM so. ft, Newty patatod. Uvtag room. db> oaTlK batho, aer**n*d parch, aatl*. INDOOR SWIMMING POOL - tagaad dmteg rooms (beamed ing room, MtcfNaTthiM bed- vate eat aoOar. twoor sajat*. CorabinaUon Cross Pariah. Almost aa acre, OaHaBBaaBaBCavJe SlaVIPOOlBe QQDa Usv^t owner leaving ana. Priced at Features this delightful colonial TO BUY OR SELL fc ——--*>B— aakaamaakaai^haal B...A. aVaWaattBaaak BaaaaBBB- IW00. rooms, bam, flnpSee. $100. Om- flra- OWTOMfl WlWlOWS). SrlMlVT home with full length porch. Qoevuy woooeo aoc, mreo owa* breakfast room, threo en from nil. Tarmltt proof, alua tan*. two baths. Splendid *> a> - a a> • BaB] afBJaiiWai Them are three bedrooms, Pbone SHadyside 1-1017 rooms, large ttvtag room with FHA - FoVrbsdioorn . room; dsa^^pocek: four bad* roomt laundry roonit iuleiesvMr a . a van (fourth if desired) off balcony fireplace, knotty pine family 1H jatta. •*» dtatat noms, two baths peas room tor overlooking large colonial livlni 0.100 down, 4Mft manaaf*. $v» aarroom, formal djntag room. 1Vtwo-ca| r gango. Corner plot, mon. TbJa bsaaiy ssast be assa. month bora thla aaut lavaT thraa **• trees. Owner anxious to sell. DENNIS K. BYRNE room with fireplace, ty baths, raeau. aonmlo bSh. (a tile baths, naodern ee^itapeo OWB Mas. separate dining room, modern RT.ooo. electric kitchen, toll beat: laWQ|OCt OvNTal ^~ eyaWtWDa REALTOR. INSUROR iiivmsma amoam—luomr •ttachad ganga - $17,000. tltcben, coveted patto with brick art* U*lag room, loll dlnlaf SILVER - Either do 8 West River Road FHA- THREE BUILDINO PLOTS barbecue, two-car garage. Large EnSjkadraoaM, lam mT^' tit and TOO wooded plot $47,300. and fme to- Rumson, New Jersey Cod with fall Wwplace.. Peep garage. room hu BUY OF THE WEEK - Without Telephone RUaksoa 1-1U0 shop. Washer. Immediate comparison. Owner transferred Sehanelc Agency large " and wUI sacrifice this lovely awaa n _ _ Baa Baak bdi L_M on large plot Center ha Uv- 71?- %?• P^P^ entrance, large Uving room, fuU dhdaa room, modern kttcben, pordi* thret It Asking 118,800. den. three bedrooms, two baths. E.R.SNYDER&CO. alwBaaai leBBaTB* iMHaaaMltawllB^ -—- » —— ^—^ ^^1 lasw ea burner. Very large chick. ASSUME OI MORTOAOB Bava^w* UDJ Established 1873 M.VMMW. WMFIIWH*. ..SMIIIU a^*."*** CHARMINO COLONIAL - V yea Md tool shed. Don't Cape Cod m oaa- aaaaw aad asm aad r**i • boaaa lara* scan you. — ifTU* COURT. tnlly toeatadana . fcaaab tar au tha abJMna who a*. PO*T' atOaTMOtmi - Vary an • tw»- want •ichawBah , yet ddesll n ab baa. fj»« rooms. tw* k" ^^•a* a alavea. n» bomajaa- THE 2£r dy toosoaa, taia aana la for yaa. $S"eS«.1K8£ SU4.4S. Move right ta. Asktag atlas raam. fuallr raam. lara LOW AGENCY >> £* imiio. MI room, fall basement aad S^JSFSfr 4ILH? £r to OWB two houses? — U.1H-. Qaty 0M downl estna - OaJy SX.TIO to 636 River Rd, r doasat ao a word toth o ^toL 1VI bt Fair Haven, N. J. buyer. Spelt level Center Oaty 100 yearly fuel rmnioieiolj 4rrafstr1 ta ttvtag room, dtatag room. but Total monthly payments VETERANS SH.dyiid. 1^4477 «et tradlttoa. Over 40T of depthdan. Utchen. tour bedrooms, two NO DOWN PAYMENT - Darting HALL BROS. and heavily wooded. ^^ bams. Expaajlon ettk one room PROFBIVIONAL OR SHOP m ow sa-jwesunT mvxit - and bam. fall basemeat. Very SPACE - Fair Havea, Street aar. land, orouada BBtJORP — Tbraa-batraaai accessible eveqrmtag. Reduced Realtors aith manr tr*a> af leveL Over 0S0 aa, ft fftuwa^ptanii. faaaM ^H«ft °~* na—n tram $40,000 to $41>0. Owner iltat. Walk to ocbaalo. DtwHi noaa OM WALKER ft WALKER Thra* ooiliimino Lais* WK» " beaaiy tar oar/tlXOM. aadballdtagplots^ta- Highway N Hadat, N. J. RIVERFRONT - Al- cladtag wsaerfroat properties, JOS. P. SCHWARTZ pan of rtntal CO4«U aetttag acareer an Ohs thao — Pram ttSJOS up. nvnw - nm ut SNYDER REALTORS Open* Days l* batho. Siactou. B» GLAZEBROOK dtaiai mm edoac* Five Comers, Middletown DESIRABLE RANCH - THREE SHadyside 7-3121 AGENCY ExeHing Ltstliujs OS L2S90 or SH 14876 BEDROOMS -Full Avenue of Two Riven Rumsoa uiy uasiinaai. AT RU 1-00M Nights RU 1-1074 larage. Corner property aocalai TALL TIMBERS wrthta three blocks of BOW pub- AppUbrook Aganey MATTHEW J. GILL Cat, aaaaaBkaakaal W^BtSaBaaaHaaatskt alaaaaaMatBl BaaWaat RAY STILLMAN •ic icaooi* Pw>roc*WaU CHsVCsi MM RT. » laaoOLBTOWN. N. J. AT COLTS NECK "The Broker tChOOl flanMwaMef MeUwflf• VWMNM ASSOCIATES HOLMDEL ISIS Who Knows Middletown" wWhSOO POWN ESTATE AREA If you ara awaktag privacy "CLOVW HILL" Rt IS. Shrewsbury 8H 1 Highway 35 Middletown ajTopee tor less i trios dally. LaWraat AMY dlaorlmln a vtow this Is7 Swierb Priced at 01*000. OlWefic flMftM nOW ITOWBI OSborne 1-3200 top. 13 ATTENTION AR.^STS, WRH Many ovi_ __ BA1ILT OOCUPANCT - Nawto aaaa- WITHIN YOUR MEANS ERS * OTHERS INTERESTED Delightful eotoatal house, eeater •• t\a>u. Unas raaai with er*. CHEAPER THAN REN* — Two- la secluded stucco reach home Dtuat araa. afaaara Wtoaoa. haU. Dutch _ doors. Fear bed* tadraamad . aaU. JW waHf bedroom home, nicely land In troo sTawSed ana ovanaouag CAU. mmjMK WM —ui scapedd, situateittdd oa a quiet lily p^^rr. large ltvtag roora wlm ar a. auaatta drit*. Coanatoa tOWkW aTXU. aoauaa at lUd BaaE end etnet Cm be am finplaos, thns bsdrooms. Urge catod. Sawe^*baau^ . Ooaaajaaeias Mimml aaa waj, »hj* af INVBSTOaM ATTBKIIOW— «% HMrtgaje for JJJOO Also aaetased porch, uttttty roora, at* sJtaa oa property. SO Jot. Mil Ma isSEfc-jsa! ^^ thb nal nry caa be puMhasepurchased tached -K&VL,JirSJL-.. with $1JOO down aad t4S.ll oaa. BodaTw^^BMa MIDDLETOWN VULAOB twaaaa. IVr*. oitiBnii V1r*a4aa*. lataa raaai wMa kar wtaaww. TI5 moam pays all. Can or ak veierBBS raovwjHaje K laWaaaii. Imi taaillir mam. Wi mis wwskead. Pboaa OS 1 laawiiil. Tw»«ar aaraea. Maal Mraat raSJa aklMtaa. ffirnar l*a«tn« MMa Suj Via aaarMo*. tit.aoo RAY STILLMAN $10,001. ASSOCIATES h*bwffts 100J. Uvtag awMly^^^Alis»aawl an **" af^jrtvtyr. REDDEN AGENCY CHARMINO THREE- wtth flrepUee. MB with Rraaiaaa. D*a wNh bar. RANCH home ta as aad cken aRMUtOfl •* lAMIfOCal l MataJaaBaWaBBakaBWa>a*>*aado affaamaBUa1aeB« Sruff T OMnaVoniooQ* ^Movcmr LOW TAXES -Oceaaport .__ ^ hot water I •SMll^lBwSBWaBaBf aaaWaawll aWaa baa hnwTraUrea. d statka. (My with five bedrooms, JV4 baths, *wWAaVli- laATaV^aBW^MBaf^aWaw ^Bn 1st FHA 9aorga V. Illmansaa fireplace la llvtag r m no-S Mas milabie for M at. aa r- Utcnen, fuU diamg ••••S»lsWaWiBK ^^^J" ^-^^ jaBvaaaaJgVaW I. IWwM QaTWeta wwPW WKmWmWf a^^^ • ^^^^*§ a^^ aH^^M .a II7JS0. Price tliSM. M nam liawSTwII aaw« axwaaj au. 0«fi \H m Fteok Rd.. Otoa flnt itaht ATTRACTTVE RED BANK CO- SHRBWImVRV - •04 River Road aadflrstlaftto LAWLEY AGENCY Four ... — asar CM Sfcteasbary River. Watt FairIlavaa,N. J. REALTORS aai room with fireplace. Quiet ed aad XT . *^ . « BkB^ -- - • • a.ai ai MAA * IS as SH««iysl<.« 7*4100 RUFFALO IROS IN Slata Hwy. M, RW Baak tils bath. BUILDERS SHadyitdt PARK.LL^I^ITlrlOtaaMJ - attte, Tkne gaad HARRY A. KEARNEY • aai aM LttSa • FR B4M0 In foojai Constanc* Smrth A CO. 14 Maple Aveaoo Fair HSVM

^amr.at ^•^•^^•a^^pa^aa-^aT «.> WaT Taw ^ % aj^a^aiT T-"^" REALTOR - IKSUROft MfMMs] pOfCR SM PMOt S3T,II9. M ' H0VS8 HUNTINO? PROFESSIONAL RESI- tut patto. : ta Rsd Baak. Castor River rights. raral HAU BROS. hurry, IMairi MIDDUTIOWrf-tpaetoBS _ floor. Fouf bsdroaais, two 1 RtaHert split seven rooms, taeludiaii ktag baths M second floor. Two SSZit^aS**'iff ' SSSS2L rooms and *aft oa tMrd flee wVasgHMBmii SfWeTi RiM^Wt ^WWIBMWWJWH MS River Read, Fair Havea **B0Q |wiaiy*ielO|R| BCWOCw* UlCnMla i •aaaBBBtaaaB a^aaaaaBBa .m^hBBmaatt^aaiBaVai AMI Raaeh - Sta aaMMMMt Matm wan iM atanrw ELLEN S. |»"WWVlw»aB) ^OTVBSt OJaJtamOJOPIaBVaT SJBJ Immarulati- condition. MO.NO, Sllaaad WTaol f*5ajirw IVi hams. Mctwrsaaie fsaced \ raaaa. Tia'aaaaail tat. lamaaahiu wyiTWBlataaal t SmakaaoBBkaBaaaaa^wlBjerrVl aaahaaaiiahaT a BWIIga» aaVaRl w/ff O"Jg RUMeOM~r* •iaoooilan nan I WM. Aai aawlfl HAZELTON >.«. ia KM-iii p«r«ual IMwro anil Mail aera plot. Oarage Dead-end MaavvH siss Kawa. TV* kara Aa*a*r IpHt level - alar nraaiaaa. alaibii raaai. bIMwa. etnet •• peffecl for rhs youni REDDEN AGENCY MKtKi i» 'fiAMT EuMMamK ' . oa Mala RCALTUR tmi ronan mwlam kalfc an ar«a> sten Prtead at 110,100. Oarae*. Aaari Ntraa fcilraama aad kalH aa Ml Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI HMMWAV M, bwlli eatoalat I* es- M W. Rim Rd. OS ii? sitti" M cluelve rasMeatial ans. Plre- SH I w*WUreB»WV ewBpry a *v* 3£Hs '•ta at Aakma III •" aM I aaM oiui •IIX .ila- 4 HI..1 li.lht full F.llal f'-eulr*a an wall oven, renaje. MraM*ral wiUtlT Mafaaa aHakail If 1IMf A l > #.1t»v>ma i'i t^ *i«lh.. full r.Mai dlshwsahar, phis heaem»ai Ah half ia-M VH ftva yawp aMHi .•wait oito] oiln IMHMa nn tltH lt.i*tl rn» 1< «..M |i.< I'l.H.B tu t ni'ia i>g t ••(•MI Ciiif a«|uifiM'l m«*<1arH me\ ii|»iaa aalii lawl. tmu fcadraaaM. MM T , tiaiik RMS >>.i .i..il«r.t IIIMM. Tin,* I...! tit • hi*) ti'tt rvil w/a)i»r ttMl t*ft|i _Aniifiti r T I ITII "•'».. r» "alii*, t.milr >—•••. l"'.«MnM '••ittnii- -I » I ii/ -i i l»ani , Aniri ' i«ri til.n NANM Mlll'tO) aili'l •llHi'Mlln • ' |-r.,I.Bi«lll| IIMMM I.I w** ..-^,... ftlitHUiNI'al . ,.-., ,,. . I,.., » Hi II ... K"4 ««!•* heal f» IBBIli aaa IMHMIM. iwatwiraaaa new THUMB naniniiiiu M«N>-II »» n,i.i.»rrowS atMasrVt* r M MM O»!I taaill la laH*. *Ml «.i| •••' !• l.n.a li.hf I...I 1 fi..|l. !>•• • • ' I I I Iti a. nit »ll aaaxtlllMwrt WM wttk •»*ux« •«•>*, Mixii atkiaa laaa*, U.»I r»vf oooiomit. «w* • ii* wlnii->* llvln* iwnn A^l*'* '* *'• II if it*'1 lr> llia> )•'>• i •» MI*.I »r -,.-• hii*t..^ llwai aa) bJUi II a. hll"*.. l"« <*••* ••'••>a art ...a I...I I., a. i. . . .i , w4 laan.4iai.inl aoniia. oaa 11 'I M..I Bl.l..... I'.l.r |l"f..i- i , <,.l •« ..II.. «....! I-...I I... . al a«a. JW'a^ al '"•"i " <•••'•> *••• • 1 1 a>4 K l »• r !(•'M*aoN ANI, BAKIil.l. I*' ail > I - i .. V.-.i a. fciw a>ti,4*i Kaai Af a, »T i * 11 I'. l| !''••<•** I ' V»l kit T 1*31 RED BANK REGISTER S» Na-ta.~« » mm a _ 26—Fridty, Out 23, 1959 NohVo to CeodMara aa final Boardwalk Question It said one test was whttbtr J. Tha games would be regu- WEART-NEMETH ESTA' T PONALD MUM the operator had a chance ittd by a State HOUSES FMI SALE PER. t win--a provision which permits aattt Coabol Coauutstoi ForPTA c. BKOEOE. aurrogata at tha Ooun- golf tournaments aad tunilar coa- 4. Holdert of amutement AGENCY ly of Monmsuth. UH day made, oa the application at the underalgned, Martha Is Least Publicized RIVBR PLAZA - Tha Panat- SEEING 102 WEST FRONT STREET Ann Mumper. AdmtoMratrU of the Sen. Charles W. (R or rtfftee, but churebst eeute of the aald Henry Donald Mum- Ttachar Astociatloa caaantMlid a per, deceaaed. notice la hereby gteva TKENTON(AP) fttpporters ofl ioag the Attaatie Coast aad atCape May) got a bill rushahdd tad other charitable groups U- IS SHady.ide 1-2240 to the eredMore of aald deoeaaed to pre* «>>^^i^a^k> •&«•*> •••^babaV «aa«nhaBna,^B^ni ^Bb0 ^bnnk^BbankaahaK through the UglsUture to over- ceatsd to program at group ooaCsfeactt ta eent to tha aald Admmlatratru their a move to put gajMa oi fraiBCie •raivalt aad amuserneiH parks, BELIEVING clalma under oath wrtbrn etE maatha come the Supreme Court's de-raffles could run tmusement ma ctaitraoma of lha flnt. third 24 • Hour Service rrom thlt date. and skiU back in operation along operators estimated to drive out to RIVERDALE Dated: October lath. IIM. clslon by taw, but Meyaer vetoedgames. They would be supervisedaad fifth gradtt Taetday ta ma New Jersey boardwalks feel It Is oae time that II millloa dot- by the State Bmgo-Rafflas Com- ESTATES where you will find MARTHA ANN MUHrBR. a neglected stepchild of the No* in was tavestad ta the _ it as ufKonatitutiootl. the beet three-bedroom ranch in "RESULTS COUNT* n Willow Read. It took Stndmf until tata yaar New Shrewtbary, N. J. Lsbury Park atone had « board- Ttachtn axpiaiaad Moomouth County — and for affaara. Crowcll 4k Crawell, While MMp«i|i« prtatiag pres- talk games cooc ess tons and ret-o get a referendum oa tht' " only $20,901. I Broad Street. ses have beta worfctag overtime under the provision of tht study aad prccsduret tor; LINCROFT — Custom eight-room Red Bank. N. J, elved $US.tM a year from ranch. Center hall, oak paneled Attorncyi. on t proposed college oardwatk lesses. Atlantic City constitution allowing relaaatioa of Miss Strickland work and data work. Taaehtn COME family room, M' living room, act. la-n-ao-Nev. t in K tfcm bond issue aad Gov. Rob-At t».0N annually. Wildwood of-the general baa oa gambling participating watt Mrs. Maty E. wall-to-wall fireplace, formal din ert B. Meyner's turnpike-transit Two referenda in one ara real- Ayers. Mitt Abet Fuller, Mrs. MO.HMOUTB COCIITT games optr- AND ing room, ultra-modern "coun- SUBBOOATE-S GOtlBT plan, very little has beta said ly involved. The question matt Entertains Qub Mtrgant BUiaoa, Mrs. Aaaa P. try" kitchen, four bedrooms, two about tha referendum to reverse tors from t sitablt contribution be approved statewide before Young. Mrs. Patricia MeCtaaa, COMPARE » tht city's revenues. Mist Abbto Strickland tattr- baths, full basement, two-car ga- Catfane Aganaat Btartt a UM Supreme Court boaidwalk garnet can be playedtatatd tha Sfcrtwtbury Cotnmuni- Mrs. AageUna Uaai. Miss EUa 25' living room with colonial type rage, acre of land. Immediati EnTATB OP CARIUB BUXABETH which held boaidwalk Until IIM, the courts had held anywhere. And than they can be PhlUlps aad MM Hope Woif- brick fireplace, full dining room, FACKUCR. DECEASED. gr; dubr rtctaliyy ta htr home oa occupancy. Outstanding value ai Puraoam to the order of EDWARD > a Barrow dividing lint be- played only ta municipalities kamp. beautifully equipped kitchen, two c. BROEOB, Burrogale of the County Hwta legal tad itttfal games, Elm PI.. Rad Bank. HaUoweea ceramic baths, immense cellar, of Monmoath. thla day made, aa the The N. J. where a majority of vottn ap- application of the underalgned. tnan- Board of Tradt. with " nld • ta which skill prove. id tricks ware played, IaCBnaatioa oa tha coUaga bond oversized garage, and a GREA' NEW MONMOUTH — GI 4H%l>eth Bertelten and John rackler. El. sut was fjvea by Robert Clo- BIG lot with GREAT BIG trees •culora of the eaute of the aaM Carar- t at Asbury Park, appsara ta i legal_ _ aUoth- Aad thott munidpalitits mutt direction af Mrs. Make! lumptkm. Monthly payments rie Elisabeth Peekler. deaaaaed. notice ward. aaaLMat studtat ctunsti. M. Three-bedroom split level la hereby given to tha cradHora at be the only group ptaiglas tht the state j^y, . "recogaistd chairman. At MM deceaaod to preeeaf la tha mid ar, Jersey City Teacben College. (fourth may be finished) recre- Eiecuton their clalma under aath with- move. Aad H hat Umittd iu tf- park" or t setrtort or Mr. aad Mrs. Joe-' RIVERDALE ESTATE ation room, modern kitchen, ex-in Hz monthe from thki date. fortt tea dtflett of the propettd area "customarily coastitutiag aa Mrs. ClMitor P. La Grant, Jr, there are no two houses alike - tras. Full price $M,5M. Deierl: aepttmbar JOth. IMe. Thaa (he Supreme Court, on a eph QMtmaa. Cadi C. Crawford, ehalrmaa of bodgtt aa. fhMact! chaagt ta tha Matt g«a»i»»n«g amusement or aatertatamant dta hi d h. we have two story, splits, modi tawt aad compaaloa bUt pawn the appeal involving a "stop- area." raporttd n ptapta attaactad last tied Cape Cods, ranches — ' ffiS?; chairmaa. reported tht or RUMSON — Four-bedroom Cape by the Legistati at Point dtanar mttttag win ha held Hav: waak'tPTAHtiirtttMooadaact. if you have your own design - Cod. VA baths, separate dining Llttla gllver. N. J. laastat Baarh n__ it JOHN rACKLBR v B v BBB ^^ ^ *^ * *^r*n aBB*^BT*javpwoaaj • wVarawaji aiaj Mrs. Ayen* btgtaatrt' clasa you may have it properly buil•"t' mom, large kitchen, dishwasher, Mlllertown Road, If at 7 p. m. ta River Houst Iaa. Mayor J. Stanley Tuaney, prtt- Companion bills patted by the VB tsnmt ___|______t .BmWmmmww* at RIVERDALE. rail basement, low cost oil heat Brdtord. New York o ddferaact whether you win by Oa the lafeethaitat committot garage. Asking 118,100. Partona. Labrae.ua Canana ident of tht orgaaitarlon, com-Utl or chanca It's still lltega Legislature will become law if Of ' From either Tinton Ave. or New- • Blair, meatad torotwhat rattoUy. "Ob-> bet oa tht outcome of ne-the referendum is approved. They were Mrs. John Rohrey, Mn. II Wallace St.. Joha Cook aad Mn. Payaoa W. man Springs Rd. to Swimming OUTSTANDING VALUE — Four- Red Bank, N. J. viously, from tht abttace af dit- provide: River Rd. to Riverdale Ave. Attorneya. Una aflflml am, *m.ldB 1. Games could be liceated torLymaa. Oman prsaeat wart Rob Dr. Mtrtta Alptrta af bedroom, two-bath ranch near Oct. l-a-ia_ Bl 41 ta the • Vtteed jchooU. Living room, dining public press, there ta a lack ef up to one year tad could ha op-art H. Diibrow. Mn. Jacob Jaf- am «rOI «aak at lha aau _ J. LESTER RIGBY room, modern wall oven kitchen, iyBSTSf.? taforautioQ on tte Maar|fct*** The coart said the law banented only by peitoat of good tray, Mr. aad Mrs. Herbert Uad-tag Nw. 17. Hta Mate wfll ba basement, garage, extras. G About tht only thtag tht aaat aar. Mn. Crawford aad Mrs"Th. a Nomal Child. Hta Pbyalcal *'/i% mortgage available at $105 s or TBB COTOT Ford. -1 "—IITMI rnslimaiial" ASSOCIATES, INC. R UCHTEN meat owners tccomr«^av»f »^F«4 pointment *27.M0. living room with nreplace, completely Bask. Monmnuth County. Naw Jaraay. iid how dk equipped modem kKcben. full elned aa answer ta the complaint filed m a start? FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH In femlly dbilng room, full baatm civil action m which Tha Suitable Ufa Meal estate location situated on nmblnatlon aluminum atorm aaah and Aarurance society of lha united atalea For yean games like "Skat «reent and located on an tmmaetilate la Plaintiff aad William C. Meant. Jr. one acre of private grounds. y Undecaped lot. Immediate ptttie and othcra ara Defendant, pending m Ball." "Pokerino," "Skldo" aad Center entrance hall, extra large alon. Non-vat gSTS down. The Berg the Superior Court at Naw Jtrtty wtth- simpler variations of ita*tht-bot- living room, comer fireplace, Aaency. nt. M. Iflddlotown. Og 1-iaga. ma Ut and throw-the-dart flouriabed paneled den. lull dining room RED BANK — Waverly Plan. •: to do no judgment by default may be raoma, bath, aew aotomaUo heat. rendered agnJoet you for Ue relief de- kitchen with wall oven ant «« All One coadltloa. CoaronlaM manded in tha complaint. Tea ahall breakfast area, two baths, full ^.hnela and ahoppme area. Taiea file your anawer aad proof ar ttttln basement with knotty **•"+ •"•"ftFor aulek aale SH.«Sa. Ooaatanee ta duplicate with the Clerk of the Sn- th. 14 Maple A»e.. Talr Haran. perktr Coart. Bute Rouae Annet. Tren reation room, two-car attached an ul-tVM. fan. Naw Jaraay ta " earage. Don't mils thla tor SUV ~- " alvn MO. Aaanaa 4H» ol martgaie Tha action haa beea thla lovely three-bedroom ranch. tha porpaeo af (» fnittlmahl There la a large living room, dramg —a dated May t, IMsTtimad- e by Mca. modern kitchen, recreation room, ry B. spellmu and Dlaa um t tha aBaeratsaad. John Roliton Watarbury lundry room. IH batha, and attached man. hta wtfe. aa mongmgara .ml. taw Biaaataref tha iragr. All thle on \ of an aere cor able to Tha BajaJtebU Ufa i eeute at tha aald AdaU WMmtki. do- REALTOR MORTGAGES men by appalnlmtal an Society of IheUnMed Sutae aa mort aaadaaaaad.. aaUaa ttaa hereby gt-vea la the Roee. In> Realty Oe. •gee and coneama real eetate eanaM- aiedHoraedHrtt att aatatdd dicaMicaMiT be araataara t INSUROR APPRAISALS High View circle, Mlddletown. Cd th M theithi r atmlatl w aa- ng of 11.P11 MI acrea on thtue kroad from 16 WEST FRONT STREET IK!?..?" . l."HJ"_ « * th from thu

RED BANK. N. ]. lining eraa. large kitchen, dlehwaeher. SH 7-3500 ttached aarege. Full beaamant. Par ally flnlehed recreation room, gate Tan a __ ireet. near echool. SU.Ma. SH t-MMWUIIa. m e Manna. Jr. la tha reeard holder af taia and owner af mid real aarnuto Brick front aavenroom ranch eaute at „ imia K . near park, baaehoabaaeboarMd .ho. t wa- calved title heateat. Many anraaitratr. MnaMoat aell Harry ~ " rnur tranaferred. III.na alt 1-aaJl man. •• nn prra>aaii RalHTRONn WBBKLT gPBCIAU ronr bedroom ColonlaL lovely llv- el Deeda far aald Caaatr « r5iiiVt5M1°mBaf"eUmT *faatutaa."tOT; room, eaparate dmlng room, ktt- t hi ant knae —--•-— ,. four bedroom! (two twin aim) C. Menno, Jr. v _ ind bath, run cellar, planter walla Mn. WUIIam C. Meaaa. Jr. Ave.. UttltiBIlyer. BM »-4H»_ Hack top drive ta built a awrtge. her nrer rough- Imagine at HT.Pm. Bin end A. Arm«•"£ **'-<«»»••'•«—tha aaM Unae a•l .•he•r »« aakrt Mtar•ma-. CtJTB COTTAOB — Charm Ikr Mrong Realtor. MS Procpoel Ava.. til lt la act known whether aaM Attractive HvuiHv _l •ad. ., M ro>rn'. family dining room. Open porch. tie aiiver. »H 1-4MS. Secluded groUBdl. \*w l"J__>""fl lent Oakhurtt location. SUM*, taw- ranee J. grhllllng. Raaltor, IS Bating St.. off rronl^Rod Bank. SH T-«H» LOTS AND ACKKAGB WlirTsATB XMAS eomaa but enee a 3EMBTEKY raw jrarea vrar. mi room Colonial Ranch em Ctovarteaf rum — aeeiaiir girt wrappad for you. three N J. Call • Oameterv, WaaavrMge. twin Hied hedroome. tile bath, large entertaining living rooai. etpertte fam- LTLANTIC HlOHLANDS e-tMtVRAND.a —— WATER ily dining room, anhtnclng lha beauty view lot. lMalta. SI.Ma. OlkafOk S avail- J hoth living mom aad dining room able. The Tiraek Agamy. Bank Ms.. la delightful wall to-wall carpote. cheery Atlantic Highland. AT l-irtT. dan. laraga attached, tuatmer petie. .'ANTcn — t/yr OR Ma tn All Mill for SIS.ana. Elwoad A. Arm Havea ar vmekiKy. fleam eeU etrang ttaaltar. 9M PrMHet Ava.. Ul •SMS after g p. m. tie silver, »H man ______„ tAUT CALL. FRIcen tor a.«lek aala. tranfarrart nwnar aaya aell at II4.TMI gtrea apneloua hedroome. M* living REAL ESTATE WANTED room, rtalula all blrrh kitchen, til* bath, full cellar, garage attached. HELP) Wa aava aaM aa taaa* itilM tita that wa warn mare anal Bmhaga lArga 4._ gage ran be ttaumtl aad UM daw* iinTJbinBt.*- HBARI.r'NKW twoherT aymeat It Htat ar laaa, pliaai aall room home an appmtlraelet* iwa hM offlaa, Applekreak Agen«y. Inr.. wooded acrea. flafaga and reerraiinn SMHwy. M. klddletawn tm 1TM» ka A Palillk. ... ranm with fireplace in hamaient. oil tot air heal. Tttee |J7» Natr park Rod Bank. pi. $., •ty entrance. Allrarltvely priced at r aaM TO as aarana* Altarner Oat. tt-m-M Mai, t SIT.SSit T*je Bmnk Aganry, ••»« nuild Tha Municipal Manager at the Baroet n. M, Itav. * II pig. ATlantle Nighiandt. AT IT ciugh ef Kaanaburg en reeaiva Mda HTM in the rounrll rhamhara al UM M«- iiirlpalbulldmg. (Tiwrohaireet. Beam •me Meary Nadsaa . yea. but Bond laala. anergp. l r Mnealiaa waald a, and a law hundred dollar, will turn __ tl'Ti ».*"iiT *i?T5i»"aaV rmalkm wimiYouusim ~ " i tola a anild tarailr teaMenee. lectMa af garbage aad repjaa material — ... Iranmi. twn balhi ia»iiM. in the Hitman, af Beanabura. Naw ori trie 111 Ma. CrlAS. II. T1NHAU. lereerevv totntt lhIMa term nMf tram Janualalxmrry EAl.TOrV Kail Rant, N I ail I Mm IHa ia Deeemker II, I»M is yaart Detailed aaaalNaailmM are «Wr"~iiMI.Vli».til at»e IMBIMBAIA . tar a~1prawiitr f Ninily in MMitlatMtlt n — -I rnoni witHh tthhe MHnletpaMunlelpal HaClertmt and d nf aplIH llevel l wlrwith I••H •htihe. Short walk MM may ha bad anaa aiprlialhm. • .aad OnrwmAaa OASSIHB AM MMI will be received na tow opt lane Ktasm In ahnppml arhnriiarbonla ine« MnUn»a !•I•. mnrtiata a«alialil>. Mnnlhlr r rmierilaa aa rMMwl ft rani mnrtial 8**t* •>* it '" 'fl • 'ntarlHM nl garahage at dafHied in Oel M aarmvnla nnlr 8*** I* paragraph I of option I and die Jfn ••naa.1 nf alt malarial in the Borough Na. way la Maw b « mtti (taw fjr vaa la kaah Mb _ Inrlnerallon Plant fHjmp. M'lNMIITM1 T*ir»a Wdrwun fntei-tMn nf garbage aa defined In f'.lmiiMl at>Mt, I , t«tii* lart* fam paretrath I nf npIMn I and dw flv rnnm r*ill Maamvaar l attarhad |ar pnaaT nl all malarial al lir a mi' IwadaM 11atr#»l Man* nttisr •• *imn dump Irai Aaauma I , , n t. mnrlgaaa. Mnal l(Mllaati»f, ,.f garhaia an.1 malarial l (Ml I liltt ail ulMitwa an aa dallna.1 In tlfdlon III and dlt 01.1• r ARM *MOI PR f'nir nrrt* IMiaal ,>f all malarial In lha Borough H l Irirlnarallmt Plant thimp ANTIIINBTTB V. MABINO. Ptamllff llnnil ('..Maillnn nf garbage and malarial »1 SIMONB MARINO. IMMndtM. aa III ml T-«l« aa ilaflna^ In OH Inn lit and die "n SIMnNB MARINU faifandtnl: IHiaa.1 .if ail malarial at ronlraflnt'i By virtue nf aa aider *A lha Super flRIIIH Tt*>l MKIHlniiM H"M» nan itimi|i inr •'•run er New Jereer. Chtnecrr IH !'>• riMifti. k'trhan. *t»rtrl<- ran|» All t.l.la lineal I* ar> ulit|iaMled br vieim. made on the nan day nf Of tt' lnl ffnraa* ••r"«" rarniiart rhara an.! hn bond Itiler tnrnt Ima. in a ei«i| aeiwn whereM •*''»r"« and atntma, hi UUtaa a*l-a aai mtili in lha apei-lftrallnna •Maineitt T. MarHM la the pMMIfl ..'. «,,rkaM"l< r>i'< nigtii ia raterteit In ralert any and rmi ara the defendant «MI ara a» KH IIIMV -M Inn aa "I fnilh In the SperlflH . red tn amwer lha templllM af fi.s.il l.HRAM IIN 'lamilff on nr kemte lha I lei atr of BrnWa ia I'MSHafi M ProeaaJ MCal'Tiri'l. VIIW |i>ln| **i Hi*- I iai..t.a »^t mrth In lha •eramher, IMS, br lervrng an aaewer t* hi r apaii!____i all l.i.la tttnal iri,i,ea)i<«e traaa a*<-t ».•••»,»• li.n-.. ,* aiandtrd Frn •tiw>.ll thathnn h« rendarardd aaaaaamammmat yinj Man: "-•' •r M4 Milf |a>lfl^a( • a 'ial VMI ahall file ymir auManawaa r and .ram CASMI IMM BMver. M TtSna alnfa h.»rir>a ||,a ptnif af aar > lee In dapllaelen wllh Ifte - — w — - - . -- ^ --*.-—*--. VPff il*4 a>aTrawj|a lafk i>f tha SuHarlwr f't»irl alata >if the MM fwer I'teaMr daeeaied mitt Annat Tranlnn Nan> Jertea. la wtiae ta hereby atvaa le the eredNort I iNr*pjor-r tut m PM*f>t.i> •».>-» nager n 'if aaM deaeatea] w preeerri ia lha ll I. .<• 'rnHeur* with lha ri.l*>a nf Hvll ptar ra and fieaHutu * aald Admmlalraior their elelme under lha >,f >»alh within at« mnnlhe imfti iblt data ir et't arum* it la nti Itled tVtoMr i«ri IMS III a...i IV al««ia In a lu.i| nl dltorrt batoean nRMTttAM I ilAVNrilt, CALL SH 1-0010 AND ASK ar>iaea thrae e|.artwa> bearaMma I'. aaM plaintiff « nf—f Hat II Pwitrth Avamie. t II'. '..It l.aaai>.»M ,>.ii«.i _..«>• .1.. •..,...,,i, r fc,,,.,>,.,,, Irtdlev paerh. M I gj|l«.a.. ,a( aaraaa Inim*.ii I'fi.at l-.t >, . • t aa'a (ifi,.< tat..* ,„<..,.., nni. iC*e f f *m,t,tm ) ritrnw Bee,. ai |lt a>vi Ki»,tfM m aimeKfrfig tiaai ni' ll»l i. a IKaap- a t r •an i w.amaa a»a«,,. aa> att Pieeraii A., |JMI« an... a.. FOR CLASSIFIED Ipal f 1. Ka,p.. Aahurr Perk. It. t M I, aimraar • M — H-. I ||f 14 atklla. Tha Sabbath caadUa wiU haa Mcna*aar*axatlle'CB)ck. Ightad at 1:47 p. a. Friday. Tat ttfvtoa at V.M. Sabbath u aha tha althth day of Sakfcoa haowa aa "SUaal AtMiM." tbt HoUdty ot tht Gnat Aatmbty." Strrtcaa wiU atart at fcU a. a. Rabbi leal Tana will ka a d—IF PakHo tmlMiiraay will dHhar tha ttr- twa aa tka aaHauiat tat a BOB at Utla-YUar aaaorial Jtrviea at It: 41 a. a. Dorttt tht Maati aw 1 ooofriffttloo wtfl ftdtt tfct POOP- ar for Kate call "tabta." Caa- tor Zabuha Jofft will conduct tha •crvicM. tar UM Mtacha wiU bt haM at I p. a. H*aara, •natetyai tfflftt. Maartv wiU ba rtdtad at •:« mm fca IHUalai p. a. altar whkh tha fathral of Ml Una at two *l! a»w to. tka Borauck Ckuk aad avauakW »r t» Siachu Torah wffl ba aahtrtd Mr tk* full um —.i^jL. by UM a with tha Tarah procwalna aad by Uw Mayor aa* la a daMriatlaa af UM .«mk*iwM daace callad "Mtkaloi.- All tht ta tka Boroufkof lit- chUdrta wffl partjdpata la tht tkt ftutsg aUMt ia proeassJoa aad tha party which WfflMkrW. Siaehai Torah atrvicat wiU bt- al Uw aatart of lotaraae- •aatar Its* of RIUB*O* rMd ate flaadty at fcUa . a. aaawr Uaa af Ptn*iit Ara- H«bt*w School dataa wIM (1) aoutkaaal- Moadaya aad Thandayi ITBB * fUKSZ »&KS3£S?J?&'tPi ktf t» CU p. m. oa UM awaa ikroa yaata. ^ OH VOMT SrOUIVALIfr uttm !££%%££&%

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Irani a¥*«.*« oBWt^aoia *7i fw^r"ajaoj*ojf *r*^waw»* or^a ^ aw aaaff BBaPBrvkra i >• .|i Maoiaflr *i-*l lha ivtaar HMH rilltr»«'l AV*M«M aM4 t*t«kar At«t<*t.> riitftiBon "'iiV'irii i'B |p v•*•• y'~,r,\ ANiiaaw n BB.'MRN Mil* W URiaiiN 4 i AMiftivr * Maifin IM Bnrnn|li ricrh Run.** 11..t In • n.ii.ia* of ln* HIM aio a* iaii><«4 ia lit t*i»M.i o« • w |ii mi., II m- (M« •Mh thsOpf 11 M |jt 1| } "7 K -A M.dic.l Shop Tonight 'til 9 ***%«* # Mi^** »» m ****** « «• Auxiliary AI.LDAY BANKING Hat Session LONG BRANCH-Dr. James M. Long, executive director of Fam- Uy and Children's Service, ad- dressed the Woman'a AuxilUt' C O M P A N Y Oll-P! to Moomouth County Medical So- ciety Tuesday at a meeting in erchants Poi U I f 1 q the borne of Mn. Otto 1-ehmann. ASBUST PAtK SSO MS East Borne Ave. Hit topic wat the Moomouth County Homemtkers Service. K I D UNK FAIR HAVEN Mra. Norman Thetford, Eaton- town, assisted as hottest. A semi-formal dance will be held by the auxiliary tomorrow at The Fountains. Mrs. Joseph Bossooe is in charge of reser- vations. A special auxiliary committee W E ATERS wat formed for recruiting mining students. It will sponsor nurses' Chios in high schools throughout Yedka the county. Chairmen an Mn. HiUlard Geraten, Eatontown; LITTLE SILVER-June Yomee, 15.95 Orion Mrs. Joseph Gluck sad Mrs. En- » *JS«1W.. will be Mite Unl LL WOOL ett stich, Mlddletowtt. and Mn. tod Nations at tumoiiuw'tot s celt Cyril Arvsnitif, Deal. bratkm of UN Day hen. loot N«ck SwMtwt A ceremony bat been plannei Pile Lined SIMM S, M. AWAY HE GOES)! oa the grounds of the Markkas Piece School. LajkJXL LAKE GENEVA, Wit. Griffin, arrested for falhm to have hit auto under control, was With Acme • Smart, warm, weatherproof I 100%" Wash 'a Wear V fined $50. KEYPORT — Raymond Casey manager of the Acme f kot. Rt 15. to one of • Quilted Orion Sloove* and Shirt; Wattr Repot!**! BtfpVTS Of InO fOOQ fll#W ft*?!*^ DOR1 WORTH ored this weak. Maaager Wool was prodaJmad by the firm tt • 2 Good-iiiod Wide Welt Poekoto; aim 34 to 44 pubUdaa tba maaager of cod market • Colon: Natural, Antelope and Charcoal Mr. Casey waa bora m Key port n yean ago and has best Mnpooyod by tut) Acme, fins. 91 yean. He baa served at maao ger of stores la Rod Bank. Loaj STEIN BACH'S MEN'S SHOPS, Street Floor mi Aibury Pork Branch and Aabnry Park. mat has headed Acme operations Is Keyport IS yean. Mr. Casey, a member of Cose area Lodge. F.4AM.. reside) with wife, Doris, at 111 Fond Ave. Keansbnrg. The coopsi have three sons. Raymond. Har- vey and DavM. Harvey hi attend ing West Virginia Westoyaa Col- lego. David Is in his Junior you at MlddMowa ~ 4*00 Famous Make School. Historical Cotton Pajamas Lectures Scheduled 2.99 RUMSON-TrusteesoftbeMo* mouth County Historical Assoct • Foacy tViNh and Striped •oHoms - OB win oAw thfoo loctoffoi bj Lydia Bond PoweL former keep- • AM arovwd adiMtaWe elattU waistband er of the American Wing of thi wrrk* ajrlaa)or front cuffs on sloavos anal Metropolitan Museum of Ait Each will be held to Rum pant* Country Club, followed by buffet luncheon. Notch and Middy Miss Powel's series opens next 0. Thursday. Her subject will bi "American Costumes." She wit STEWBAOTS MEN'S SHOPS, StrtH Floor mi AAmry Pork veak on "Fabrics sad Colon i« Early American Homes." For Nov. 1J. the wh'-rt w"« The Influence of English Do Ign on American Funw.. Mra. Bayard D. Stout of Locust s la charge of reservations. 9 White Elephant Boys Donkey Coat Auction Set EATONTOWN — was made at by Me Gregor night's board meeting of the PaU ma Mothers Club that a "whlti elephant" auction wtfl be hold fa SATURDAY the church ban Tuesday. Nov. U 719* WOOL AW Stit NYLON ONLY at • p. m. 32.98 Members having Items to do aate should contact Mn. JetceJ IT 4 IT widths to Nutria. Beige, Grey. tMUUILY ft .ft LoRoy. chairman: Mn. Doaah Peorce. VaU Homes; Mn. C. V implrid, Bohtwelalit. yet IttcradlMy warn Montgomery. Eatoatowa. a Mrs. DOBM Rtaohtw aad Mn Inn heavy quality for remarkable wear aad lux- Richard Makmey, New Shrews rtm (M|* Easy to maintain—eoaceals marks. bury. ta Loam, Black 4 White. Mlak TOMS. Mrs. Junes Floucaat, Chip. committee chairmen: Mrs Leonard Russo, Mn. Kdwan ^^^^aMatBdnnm Aak^sl ^hn^^ai ^aaaak^a^l ML N001 TEXTURE! WlTflR Solas. Mn. Paul La Rota, Mn wouwnn onw oyo oppooi ov SBSSOJSJS^B/ ^w^pw^pmj ^w * -«« a^B vrando —-— - ^ — ^m" textured^^™—*—— -— twee— - - d— of- fsa fiweptfcwelly durable, attractive and easy to so>H> Arthur Roarer aad Mn. After •we for. if width in Brown Tweed, Nutria Tweed, Doraoy. viertiag committee; Mn ith dotaafc Uo •rtwa aad Orsea. Goldta Taa. Edward Dibbto. Mn. Thaatai Smldowkt. Mrs. Edward KMt siowo* ones o TO •«• 71* WO* AM Jt» NYION TWO! alar and Mn. Makmey. tele phone; Mra. Michael Toomey. ra A "OH esKWag.tweed tuaranUed to.wear at least trashmoats. nad Mrs. Jotj oovea years. "No lootprlattng or pile crush. IS' BanUM 1BIT SIB SS Sid 11 Lucyk. pabMctiy. BOYS' SHOP aad ITwidms to Carame7rVtpper4 Salt. Sun- BBJHPIABIT SJI.VB-S14.VI TweotWIve ahar boys will bi srtwtAcrs •swor, Driftwood, Aoua Surf, RunpWa. . racolvW Into the Kaujhti of thi Soomi /law mi Atbvy Pork UPOftT ML WOK TWItT W AH*r_Suoday_at «M p. m. h fjamrii of • auaUty selling for IIJ.N aoaara yard ' fit! ihi Vtovoa to Amerloi from promlua wools. Quantl- nay v ^rv^v ev1 •JwMnttod. irwldmmwmwt Aoua, lolgeTll' erved by the Mothen* Cmh. •fitk to TurouoJee. Briar, Boise. To S«rv« Knit Shirts by Donmoor 7H%iV00l ilw^fiYUNTEXTIREO Seouti* DInntr •_07**SOmmmuYV jMkaWeM1WBBJS/BJi , /tWaHUBitBdfea^ii^MitTBBBJt^BBBBJlBBt BBkJ aa«avaiBWBJSBT> SBmt] • loys' OTIM end Wool Imrt shlrH In far. Betas, Ross of Boy Scout Troop IT, n i g *M *" J l Moo, PUN Oroso, Silver Orson, OM Oold, Sau- oowt CRejixiot moov R4OR# to Pfo UN and serve the troop's char IUDGET TERMi mfttwWof nmrnmnjavwBBn^anOBamV' tJ^v^VtatsoBf * fta\s)V ootmv sTVIe^sTv«ePniaVa^aaaaofttisWl|a fBWst for NOMI SNOffINf) , . . our man will brlnf tamplsi Hell, tt wm be a family styh • Wash 'n Wean »*»t •U»VMI iltot 4 to 10. dmner. under die chalrmensMi to yow homo, will mesiure and estimate, without okllf atlon. of Mrs. Harold E. WUIIams SJM Mrs. Chsrlet Seakw. 8ANDLER 3c MTORTH As no first pwtetl^dwjfcjs) will endeavor to raise ITtforttM •OUTI If, IATONTOWN THANK OKU troop. Tns money will bo USM Continental Style SUcki tonrovidt lumber and othei UWtv 2-MOO aeeded mstorian for the troof • Diohle'i Polished Cotton Slaehi — front to construct a emaU trailer truck ilath pochattt tldo bolt teo*t no cuit KMJRSi MOM., Wad., M. 11 :m. to « p.m., Tuei., Thuri., Set. 9:10 a.m. to ItlO p.m. Mn. touts Brooks was ap pointed treasurer, Mlowlag UM • Ollva or Sendi Jr. tliet * to II I.M tt. rfslgnatloa of Mrs. Jesn Titus Mra. Thorns! Watson, i mvmbtr, was Introduced. • Cadst ilioi 14 to 10 4,tt The n*«t mavtlng wltl be Nov. i It Pays to Une (Aanniiied Dinplay II at I |> m. In the Boy Seoul srnsmars HOYS- SHOP, .<*«W rum «*d AM>« loom at the church. I,