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Iuuel diily, MoniJw t&routh Frldir. lentil Cl»u runjt PAGE ONE VOL 84, NO. 91 Pali »t Bid Bank and at Additional Ultlinl OUtcu. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1961 7c PER COPY Freeholders Tell State: Take Over Ocean Ave.Hattie's Toll: 100 Lives

FREEHOLD - The county to the proposed state park *t ready for use as a park within ELEPHANT FOR CHERIE — James P. 90 days after the lease has been ThousandsHomeless Board of Freeholders yesterday Sandy Hook. Mitchell, Republican candidate for gov- Secretary of the Interior Stew- signed, he said. called for the state Highway De- art L. Udall announced Oct. 25 Freeholder Director Joseph C. ernor, pins a silver elephant on the dress partment to take over the respon- that the Department of Defense Irwin said that Ocean Ave. at of smiling Cherie Untermeyer. The can- In Central America sibilities of maintenance and would approve the leasing of 480 present is not adequate to handle didate was a guest at the Untermeyer improvements of Ocean Ave., acres of the Sandy Hook military the additional traffic that would BELIZE, British Honduras (AP) — Rescue work- be created in the area when the residence in Elberon at a reception for which would be the access route base for use as a public park. ers counted more than 100 dead and thousands home- Pottions of this land could be park is in operation. He said the more than 200 guests on his Monmouth less today in shattered Central American coastal towns state must take over this road, County tour yesterday. Others, left to #• and that it must be "widened, ravaged by Hurricane Hattie." The death toll was ex- protected and improved." right, are Lynn Untermeyer, Mrs. Milton pected to rise higher. Space Available F. Untermeyer, Barbara Untermeyer and Another Area Gets Harassed officials so far were unable to estimate He pointed out that there is a Mr. Untermeyer. railroad right of way that could the number injured by the hurricane which roared Dial Service Sunday be utilized for the widening pur- across this British colonial pose. capital early Tuesday with Dial service will be initiated lantic Highlands will be served In a letter to Commissioner H. Mat Adams of the state Depart tidal waves and winds up to for 8,000 New Jersey Bell Tele- after the cutover by a new dial ment of Conservation and Econo Man Dies phone Company customers in At- central office at First and Gar- 200 miles an hour. mic Development, the freeholder: lantic Highlands, Highlands, field Aves., Atlantic Highlands. pointed out that "Monmouth Hattie destroyed or dam- Rumson and Sea Bright next Sun- Customers in the Rumson and Sea Bright exchanges will be County for years has spent hun aged an estimated 75 per cent day. dreds of thousands of dollars to In Crash of the buildings in Belize, a sea- The cutover from manual oper- served through the existing dial central office in Red Bank. maintain and protect (the sea level port of 31,000 which had ation will take place at 2:05 a.m., wall at) Ocean Ave. from High At present, Highlands and At- little or no sea wall protection. according to Clarence Atkins, lands through Long Branch. This lantic Highlands office. Rumson The death list included 40 at New Jersey Bell manager in Red is a county highway although the OnRt.36 and Sea Bright subscribers are Belize; 25 at Slancreek, the Bri- Bank. state Highway Department mas served by a manual central of- MIDDLETOWN-One man was tish colony's second biggest •Along with dial service, custo- ter plan shows it as a state high killed and two others injured in a fice in Rumson. town; 20 on Turneffe Cay, and mers in the four communities way, but which has never been truck-car crash early this morn- 14 on Caulker Cay, islands olf the will receive All Number Calling taken over by the Highway De- ing on Rt. 35 near Illinois Ave,, British, Honduras coast. (ANC) while one and two-party partment..." Port Monmouth. The Guatemalan government customers will get Direct Dis School Vote Mr. Irwin also said that Police had been unable to iden- tance Dialing (DDD) for the first though the freeholders did not tify the dead man by prpss time, reported five killed in the jun- time. object to the state's obtaining but he was believed to be from gle province of Peten which bor- Under ANC, seven-number des- Slated For the property, the federal govern- Roselle. / ders British Honduras. Another death was reported on Honduras' ignations will replace the present ment had bypassed the Sandy One Passenger northern coast. two-letter, five-number desig- January 4 Hook Authority, which was es The'victim was driving a pick- nations. ANC is being extended tablished by the legislature foi I up truck. There was one passen- Storm Spent gradually throughout the Bell MARLBORO - The Board of the purpose of settinq up a park ger in the truck. The vehicle The hurricane broke apart System to provide for expansion. Education last night set Thurs- Letter to Adams collided head-on with a Thunder- against the mountains of British The use of numbers alone instead day, Jan 4, as the date for a ref- In the letter to Commissioner Candidate Tours County bird car reportedly being driven of letter-number combinations erendum seeking approval to con- Honduras and water began to Adams, the freeholders also said at a high rate of speed, police recede from Belize Tuesday aft- opens up hundreds of new poten struct a 1-room addition to the said. The engine of the truck "Each and every time the Mon ernoon. With the recession came tial exchange designations. Central School in Wickatunk and mouth County Board of Freehold caught fire. the first flurries of relief sup- to issue bonds for the construc- ers, the Monmouth County Plan- The present AT I exchange will The two men in the truck were plies and first accounts of the tion, totaling $227,800. ning Board, and the Park De- be replaced by the code number Mitchell Tells Monmouth's trapped inside the cab for a few violent storm which finally Board attorney Clifton T. Bark- partment of Monmouth County 291 for Atlantic Highlands cus- minutes, but were finally pulled slammed ashoro after following tomers. alow notified the board it has has endeavored to secure this out by Patrolman George Frel- a hearing scheduled with the a meandering course across the The present Highlands 3 ex- area, they have met with objec- bott, While Patrolman William state Department of Education Caribbean. change will be superseded by the tions by the federal government GOP His Election is 'Vital' Champlin used a fire extinguisher and the Division of Local Govern' code number 872. Customers in even as late as April 7, 1961. to keep the flames from reach- Gov. Sir Colin Thornley de- ment in Trenton Nov. 21 on the the RUmson 1 and Sea Bright 2 "We in no way object to the ing the gas tank. clared a state of emergency »iv\ matter. SEA GIRT - James P. Mitch- vital state as New Jersey, the B. Meyner of completely discard- placed the colony under nvrtial exchanges will be assigned 842. acquisition of this property as a ell, Little Silver, bringing his bid candidate told an overflow audi- ing the "forward-looking policy" Identify Injured A typical number in Atlantic The board has allocated $20,510 state park, but since it lies en- law. from its budget toward the pro- to be elected governor of New ence of more than 1,000 persons of former Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll The two injured men were iden- Highlands after the Sunday cut- tirely in Monmouth County we Jersey into the home stretch, in Sea Girt Inn. "We can not af- As governor, he said, he wil tified by Rivervicw Hospital au- Police broke up mobs looting over might be 291-9950. In High- posed constructiofpfeosts, bring- are vitally interested In the trans stores and arrested 20 person;. ing the total estimated expendi- last night said that never has it ford one more defeat," he take a direct hand "in recasting thorities as Walter Thomas, 39, lands, a hypothetical number portation facilities such as high been so important for people here stressed. the highway policies of this state"[of New York, and Walter Colmor- In the vanguard of the looter-, ture to $243,510, were some of the 200 prisoners would be 872-9950, and in Rumson ways which will afford ingress "to put men into office" instead Centering his attack upon high by inaugurating new policies "for gen, 48, of Belford, The construction, in addition to released from the city jail as and Sea Bright, 842-9950. or egress to this area. of "puppets of bossism." way transportation, the forme speeding up and completing new The accident occurred in frotv the classrooms, would include of- "Your department has made the hurricane approached. The second service innovation fice facilities, storage space and "One more Republican defeat U,S. secretary of labor accused highway construction." of the Crown Service Station, Involves one and two-party custo- the statement that Highway 36 would be dangerous" in such a the administration of Gov. Rober The towering teas that broke lavatories. An Active Day mers In the affected area. They from Keyport to Highlands wil over the city destroyed the The board has retained John be improved. It is of equal im- For Mr. Mitchell the dinner prison. wlifreceiva Direct Distance Dial MacWilliam, Metuchen, as archi- ing (DDD). This will enable them portance that the only north-south climaxed a day of touring in Fire Destroys Twenty-foot waves rolled tect for (he proposed addition. highway affording insress or Monmoulh County with an appeal through the ground floor of Gov- to dial directly to most of the 76 The board now is utilizing Kennedy Stumping million telephones in the United egress to Sandy Hook Park must for a victory turnout of a record ernment House, the governor's emergency classrooms in two of be improved to eliminate traffic number of voters. The dinner was Cop's House residence and official headquar- States and Canada. the township's firehouses. Customers in Highlands and At congestion in the northern por- sponsored by the Affiliated Re- ters, and washed away all School referendums were de- tion of Monmouth County...." publican Clubs of Monmouth records. lantic Highlands manual opera- feated by the voters in August, For Hughes Today Fn Middletown Sandy Hook, a peninsula six County. tions are centered in an At- 1960, and January, 1961. The iden Were Prepared miles long and up to a mile The county's chief candidate EAST KEANSBURG - Three tical referendums called for a wide, has long been sought by WASHINGTON (AP)—President cratlc administration in urging spent an action-filled day in companies battled a blaze on "The extent of the disaster five-to-seven-room addition to the New Jersey for recreational pur- Kennedy flies into the heavily support for Hughes. which he met hundreds of citi- Harkins Dr. for three hours this overwhelmed our estimates but Central School for an estimated Mobutu Says poses. populated New York-New Jersey Eisenhower has campaigned zens. More than 250 were on hand morning—but the house was there would have been t vastly cost of $150,046. area today to plug for Democratic for Lefkowitz and Mitchell. to greet him at a rally of "Small virtually destroyed by the fire. greater number of casualties if Troops Move In other business, the board ac- candidates. Businessmen for Mitchell" in the Police reported lhat Patrolman advance arrangements had not cepted the resignation of Mrs. Plan Blood He will also hold talks on grave Shore Motel. Ocean Township, at Robert Olscn, owner of the been made," Thornley said. Lynn Tuttle as a teacher, to be nternational issues. breakfast. There, he called for a house, had it rented to his broth- "The British Honduras broad- On Katanga effective Jan. 1. The superintend- In his first campaign speech Backers Hail revision in the slate's tax laws. er-in-law. The brother-in-law and casting system began relayin - ent of schools, Robert A. Sena, since he took office, Kennedy re- hls amlly a re belleved (0 be on the Miami Weather Bureau hur LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo Drive For He said Jersey should regain ilsl ' , said he has not as yet obtained portedly intends tonight to avoid vacation, police said. icanc reports from the momcr. (AP) — Gen. Joseph. Mobutu de- Hughes On 'investment climate." a replacement. personalities and to boost his ad- he storm was in the area." clared today troops of the Cen- At a receptiop n in'the home of There was no one in the place The board added to the substi Youngster ministration's aims and record. e when the fire started. Firemen Food kitchens were set up and ' tral Congo government have Mr. and MMrs. ^William C. Riker, tute teacher list the names of Kennedy was scheduled to take Campaign were called to the scene at 2:39 the distribution of medical su, • moved along a wide front more MIDDLETOWN — The Central Longstreet Rd", Holmdel, where Mrs. Vione Whitaker and Jera- off for New York City at 1:30 a.m. Seven fire trucks were plies began. A tank truck tourc than 35 miles into North Katan- Jersey Hemophilia Guild will con EDISON (AP) - Richard J. some 300 gathered, he called for miah Maloney, both of Freehold. p.m. (EST)) after meeting with used to fight the blaze—from the Belize, distributing- chlorinated ga Province in a general offen- duct a blood drive Nov. 27 from Hughes and local Democrats kept a "final defeat of bossism in New the National Security Council. - Old Village Company, the East water, the only safe supply In the " »ive to end the long-standing se- 3 to 7:45 p.m. at the New Mon- the tempo of the gubernatorial Jersey." Keansburg Company, and Com- ity. cession proclaimed by Katanga Master Plan mouth Baptist Church to obtain Politicking on the New York campaign at a high pitch, build- He told a luncheon crowd at program is brief, but dominates pany 1. President Moise Tshombe. a supply of blood for a 3-year-old ing up toward tonight's appear- Michel's Restaurant. Asbury Thornley said it was impossible Kennedy's stop tonight at Tren- Cause of the fire has not been o far to determine the extent of Occupying villages and mission Discussion Set hemophilia victim. ance of President Kennedy in Park, that the state's "economic, ton, N. J. He will speak there determined. Firemen estimated the hurricane's physical damage. itations as they march, Mobutu MIDDLETOWN - Detail* of The youth is John Thacker, 10 Trenton. social and political climate must on behalf of former state Judge damage at $9,000. "Right now we are busy doing laid, his troops have been joy- the township's master plan will Florence Rd., New Monmouth. Trie Democratic candidate was >e made free, open and, refresh- Richard J. Hughes, the Demo- Police said firemen were un- all we can for the people," he ex- ously received by the North Ka- be presented to residents of the Because of the disease, the scheduled to stump in Mercer and ing. cratic candidate for governor able to save the place because plained. tanga population. Port Monmouth and East boy's blood does not clot when Burlington Counties and then join Driscoll In Firsl Pitch against James P. Mitchell, who the blaze had gotten "a good The beaming army command- Keansburg sections of the com- he suffers cuts or bruises. Asbury Park, former Rc- Belize is the biggest city in this was secretary of labor under Democrats from all over the state! head, start" before it was dis- er in chief told newsmen flags of munity tonight at 8 o'clock In Last year, Johnnie required 20 at the War Memorial BuildingiPelican Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll,! British colony of about 91,000 former President Eisenhower. covered. the central government are be- the East Keansburg School. transfusions of blood when he to meet the President. now president of the Warner-Lam- Latin Americans and British sub- Kennedy was represented as jects. Well off the tourist beat, ing planted all along the march The meeting Is one of nine cut his tongue. Hughes put in another morning bert Pharmaceutical Co., made having decided to make the per- it depends to a great extent on • from Kasai Province into North- scheduled in the township to Many times, a cut will require to midnight campaign day in Mid- his first campaign pitch, stressing HAD NO KITCHEN SINK sonal appearance for Hughes be- its lumber and citrus trade. western Katanga. acquaint citizens with the con- he boy to be hospitalized. dlesex County yesterday, follow- that Mitchell's election "will en- SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP)-John cause party polls showed the Epidemics of disease were "The missionaries and villagers tents of the proposal. Those interested in donating ing his strategy of seeing, and sure many new job opportunities Williams went to the fair, parked Democratic nominee was gaining feared, and J. W. MacMillan, ire rushing out to greet us, giv- A general public hearing blood for the boy may do so by being seen by, as many people for our residents and_strengthen his car and spent two hours on ground. minister of health, education and ing our troops food and candy," also Is planned. getting a registration blank in the as possible before next Tuesday's the state's over-all economy." the midway. When he relumed It was said to be the Presi- housing, issued an urgent appeal he said. • Members of the Planning lobby of the new township hall election. More than 150 wpmen_ werejt0 his car he discovered fast- Board will be on hand to dis- and mailing it to the address dent's attitude that wherever an on hand to meet Mr. Mitchell for drinking water, medical sup- important Democratic candidate Hughes, since his nomination, working thieves had removed two cuss the plan and to show listed on the form. Forms also when he appeared at a rallv plies, clothing and shelter. had to win, he ought to risk some has striven for maximum expos- wheels and tires, the carburetor, slides and charts to Illustrate may be obtained by contacting ure to overcome the advantage!^ Orchard Country Club, where J battery, generator. radiator, Aid began streaming in Wednes- Trijtate of his political prestige by lending day and more was on the way the proposals. the local health office (See HUGHES, Page 2) (See MITCHELL, page 2) ;manifold and transmission. his personal help. as country after country lined up Associates said the President rescue missions. Traffic Study has no intention, in his two-hour Guatemala sent two air force foray into New Jersey, of taking planes with doctors and medical Progressing Independent's Vote he opportunity of replying to at- supplies and a U.S. Air Force tacks leveled at him recently by plane based in that country flew FREEHOLD - Director Jo- Eisenhower. Instead, they said in almost a ton of clothing. jeph C. Irwin reported at yester- Kennedy plans to point out the ob- Food for 4,000 meals and typhus day's meeting of the Board of Record Challenged jectives and deeds of his Demo- and smallpox vaccines arrived on Freeholders that progress is be- HOLMDEL—Mrs. Alvin Rides, had not made the change in reg- a biR C130 from the U.S. Carib- ing made on a tri-state traffic bean Air Command in Panama. itudy. Republican county committee- istration knowing that it was woman, said yesterday the voting improper." Thfi U.S. Navy dispatched the Mr. Irwin said the survey of records of Norman A. Schantz, Charges Pressure destroyers Bristol and Cory and traffic facilities in New York, ndependent Township Committee He charged lhat Mrs. Ricles Index the fleet oiler Nespelen but they New Jersey and Connecticut is candidate, have been referred by and George S. Kinkadc, Jr., GOP Page were unable to negotiate the har- expected to take three years. he county prosecutor's office to county committeeman, had put Amusements . 18 bor channel. The hurricane The state highway commission- he Grand Jury (or deliberation. "political pressure" on him be- Births 2 swept away buoys and other nav- er, Dwight R. G. Palmer, re- Mrs. Ricles said Mr. Schantz cause of the "mistake". He re- Jim Bishop igational aids and ship personnel ported to freeholders of the five was a registered Democrat in fused to elaborate on the charge. Bridge V were forced to come ashore in participating New Jersey coun- Union Coifnty up to I960, and Classified 25-28 small boats. ties of the progress of the sur- He said Mrs. Ricles and Mr Comics n The 1,'.S. aircraft carrier Antic- vey at a recent meeting. hat he illegally switched to the Kinkiide had not attempted tn get Republican party this year in the him to withdraw as a candidate, Crossword Puzzle 27 tarn left I'ensacola with helicop- In addition to Monmouth, Hud- April primary. as reported in some newspapers. Editorials 6 ters, a 140-rnan medical team and •on, Bergen, Essex and Middle- She said the law requires a "They came to my house to Herblock 6 tons of food, medicine and bed- sex Counties are co-operating in voter to skip two primary elec- inform me that I had registered Kltly Kelly \\J ding. Also en route was the Brit- this project. tiohs (not vote in a primary for improperly," he said, "and I con- Movie Timetable .4» ish frigate Trowhridge from Ja. Mr. Irwin said Monmouth :wo years) when switching regis- sider that as political pressure." Obituaries 2 maica, and four RAF planes were County's share of the expense ration from one party to another. Mr. Kinkade said he and Mrs. Sylvia Porlcr 8 en route with 12,000 pounds of would be $28,000, which can be Mrs. Ricles said a violation ol Ricles approached Mr. Schantz Radlo-Tclevlslon 18 Red Cross supplies. paid over a three-year period. this law Is a misdemeanor, pun- and advised him of the situation Social 14-15 Mexican President Adolfo Lope; ishable by disenfranchisement, before [he matter was referred George Sokolsky ,... 6 Matcos sent a load of supplies in WHAT'S IN A NAME and that as a county committee- to the prosecutor. He said this Sports 22-24 his personal plane. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — woman she felt it necessary to was done as a matter of courtesy, Stock Market J Important Notice A list of associations in Florida, call the matter to the prosecu- and that he did not consider it Successful Invesllng 3 Rcaffirmatlon of our price pol- Issued by the state Chamber of tor's attention. "political pressure." ONE MAN DEAD — A Rt. 36 accident in Port Monmouth early thii morning killed icy, quality for quality. We will Commerce, notes that the presi- Mr. Schantr told The Register The county's chief of detec- A Clean Cur Ridei Belter one man and injured two others. At loft it pick-up truck, which was turned over not knowingly be undersold at dent of the Florida Cemetery As- later yesterday he learned he tives; John T. Gawler, confirmed Butch's Automatic Car Wash. and set on fire by the impact with a Thunderbird car, shown at right. Dtrectiva Lt. Shchadi Rug Co., Route 35, Sea sociation is Clifford Coffin of Day- had registered improperly only lhat the matter has been referred Across from A&P, Newman Girt. See our ad on page 14. tona Beach. after the primary, and lhat he to the Grand Jury. Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. Joieph McCarthy, right, investigated, —Advertisement i J ' 4 NOT. 2, 1561 FED BANK REGISTER | immxm ALL - j«m« p. Mitch*.,, uif, Rt New tJersey—Increasing ctoudi. CM, candidV* for f&vemw, *halct» JI«MII wifh M ness today, high In the 80s In mouth County freeholder Direelor JotephC. Irwin *M OBITUARIES New Jersey News Briefs most places but in the 60i in last night'* S»a Girt Inn GOP rally. In the canter it J. Presi „*' the extreme south. Cloudy with chance of some rain tonight, low Ruisell Weolley, Republican county chairman and Mon- WILUAM A. LARKW MRS. ARTHUR L. WEISLEDER By the Associated Press ' amusements and tobacco and is in the 40s in mouth County clerk. KEYPORT—William A. Larkin, MONMOUTH BEACH — Mrs. BELLEVILLE — Edmund W. considered an indicator of busi northwest coun- 60, of 25.Eighth St., died early Mary Hough Welsleder, 83 of COX, 38, of 25 Belleville Ave,, ness conditions. ties to the low this morning in his home. Wesley St. died yesterday in who was charged with holding or middle 50s He was born in -Newark, and her home. up a diner last night, was found SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - in the south was the son of the late William J. She was born In Dingman's dead -in fait automobile yesterday PFC Daniel V. Katne, ' " east. Becoming and Theresa Coffey Larkin. A Ferry, Pa., daughter of the late .Police said * hose had been1 con Belleville, N. J., accidentally mostly fair and member of St. Joseph's Catholic Alexander and Hannah Beach nected from the tailpipe of the shot and killed himself while warm Friday, Church, he had lived here eight Hough, and lived In this area car to the interior. Cox had been trying to clean his pistol, the U.S high near 70. years. six years. free on $10,000 bail for the hold- 8th Army announced today. MARINE Mr; Larkin is survived by his Surviving are husband, Arthur ifvp ol the Weequahlc Diner on accident occurred Oct. 31. Kalne Cape May to L. Welsleder; a son, Charles H. had just come off guard duty wife, Mrs. Catherine Healy Lar- Block Island: kin; two sons, Thomas Larkin of Weisleder of Rumson; a sister, The soldier is survived by his Variable winds Miss Emma Hough of this place; mother, Mrs. Mary Kaine of Matawan and John T. Larkin, at WASHINGTON-Curt I sg 5 to 10 knots this morning be- three grandchildren, and three Belleville^ home; five daughters, Mrs. Janet Wright Corp. of Wood-Ridge, coming southeast this afternoon. West of Edison, Mrs. Doris West great-grandchildren. N. J., will receive a $1,583,817 Continuing tonight and becom Spotswood, Mrs. June Me- The funeral will be tomorrow NEW YORK-The new presi- contract for overhauling' 381 Ing southwest 10 to 20 knots Fri- Nulty of Newark, Mrs. Claire at 8 p.m. in the John W. Flock dent ol the National licensed tfacnft engine*, the Air Force day. Increasing cloudiness Inter Tomasello of Matawan and Mrs. Funeral Home, ,Long Branch. Beverage Association Is Andy announced yesterday. Elaine. Aumack of this place; four Rev. Harvey Doule, Jr., .jSastor Ziomek of Clemenlon, N. J. He today. Cloudy with fog and brothers, James F. Larkin of of the Rumsoi Presbyterian was elected yesterday to suc- chance of rain tonight becoming NEWARK - A 72-year-old pa- Miami, Fla.; Francis D. Larkin Church, will officiate. Burial will ceed Leo P. Roth of Minne- fair Friday, Visibility 5 miles or tient fell to his death. Tuesday of Jacksonville, Fla.. J. Warren be Saturday at Hanover Ceme- apolis, more today lowering to less »han ' night from a washroom window 1 mile tonight and Inmrovlng to and Robert P. Larkin, both of tery. . on .the Hth floor of the Mart 5 miles or more Friday. North Arlington; two sisters, Miss land Medical Center. Detectiyei ATLANTIC CITY - Miss E. Anastasia Larkin of this place ALEXANDER CURRAN said that Frank Kijewski of 203 Elizabeth Brown of Trenton has and Mrs. Margaret McCudden of WEST FREEHOLD - Alexan- been cited by tht* New Jersey TIDES Avon Ave., who was suffering (Sandy Hook) Avon, and 15 grandchildren:. der Curran, 71, of West Freehold- from diabetes and a heart ail- State Nurses Association for her The funeral will be Saturday at Freehold Rd, died Tuesday. work In behalf of nursing legis- Today - High 3:01 p.m., low ment; had told other patients, 8:30 a.m. from Day Funera' He was born here, son of the lation. She was presented an 9; 54 p.m. "I feel like jumping out of a Home, to St. Joseph's Catholic late John and Bridgete Curran, award at the opening general Friday - High 3:48 a.m. and window," when asked how he Church where high requiem mass and was a member of St. Rose session of the association's an- 3:59 p.m., low 10:01 a.m. and telt. will be offered at 9 o'clock. Bur- of Lima Catholic Church, Free- nual meeting yesterday. Miss 10:29 p.m. ial will be is St. Joseph's Ceme- hold. Brown, a member of the New (For Red Bank and Rumson NEWARK - Tho Prudential Bridge add two hours; Sea tery. Surviving are a brother, David Insurance Co. hat announced Jersey Board of Nursing, was lauded for her efforts in requir- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Curran of-Freehold, and a. niece, •alary Increases of $1.50 to $4 Branch, deduc^ 15 minutes; High- RICHARD R. SAUER Mrs. John Carswell of Freehold. weekly for some 20,900 office ing registered nurses to be li- censed in the state. lands Bridge add 40 minutes.) New Consultant (Continued) KEANSBURG — Richard R The funeral will be tomorrow. workers. The Increase will go Sauer, 54, of 100 Highland Blvd. he urged a change in government at B a.m. from the W. H. Free- to those employees earning died suddenly yesterday in the ATLANTIC CITY — A New CHICAGO (AP)-Wintry weath- to help improve the education of man and Son FuneraJ_Home, less than $200 monthly. About Service Opens home of a friend, Albert Hunter. Jersey man has been elected er, with snaw, cold and strc g their children. Freehold. Rev. Paul S. Hammond 8,000 employees in the Newark Born in Germany, Mr. Sauer will offer a requiem mass at chairman of the board of the winds, hit areas In the Rockies : :iDDLETOWN — Joseph A. Monmouth Medical Center Other crowds of well-wishers area will benefit from the In- was a resident here 21 years 9 o'clock in St. Rose of Lima Nation Audubon Society. He Is today and headed Into the North Oliva has opened a consultant Mr. and Mrs. William F. Pel- were in the residences of Mr. and crease. The new wage increase He operated a concession on the Church. Burial will be in St. Rose Herbert II. Mills of Brldgeton. Central region. service at 25 Orchard St. lorn, 16 Maple PI., Keyport, Mrs. Joseph R. McMahon, 75 will make the minimum start- boardwalk. „ of Lima Cemetery. Carl W. Buchhelstcr of New Temperatures dropped to nsar daughter, Tuesday. Buena Vista Ave., Rumson, and Ing wage in Newark $53 a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boynton, A veteran of World War II he week. York was re-elected president zero In parts of Montana and Mr. and Mrs. Milton F. Unter- yesterday during the organiza- cold wave warnings were posted 422 Salrs Ave., Long Branch, son meyer, Elberon, later In the aft- was a member of the Wilber J. MRS. FLORA E. THOMAS tion's annual convention. from Montana east of the conti- Tuesday. ernoon. Price American Legion Post and RED BANK - Mrs. Flora E. WASHINGTON - The Public also a member of the Marine nental divide into the Midwest. But the big one was here last Thomas, 83, of 188 Branch Ave., Housing Administration has ap- Carpenters Union, Local 901, New The cold air from Canada Patterson Army Hospital night, where most GOP leaders died Tuesday at her home. proved a $20,000 loan to help York City. moved southward over the north- Fort Monmouth of the area gave him a glad hand. Mrs. Thomas was born in Toms West New York, N. J., plan con Bnai Brith Surviving is his wife, Mrs. ern Rockies Into Wyoming and Sgt. and Mrs. Ray D. Meyer, On Transportation River and was the daughter of the structlon of 100 new low rent 489 Pinebrook Rd., Eatontown, Catherine Sauer, and a sister In the western Dakotas. The cold Mr. Mitchell called for con- late James and Jennie Applegate. < homes, all for elderly persons; wave warnings covered Nebras- daughter, Monday. Germany. She had lived here 42 years. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., Will Hear solidation . of the administrative Funeral arrangements are un- ka, northwest Iowa, north cen- Specialist fifth class and Mrs. staffs of the New Jersey Highway Her husband, Burton Thomas, D.-N. J., was Informed today. tral Kansas, Minnesota, the Da- Edward J. Brophy, 234 Georgia der the direction of John J. Ryan died in June. They celebrated Authority, operator of the Gar- Funeral Home. Gen. Hamlin kotas, Montana and Wyoming. Tavern Rd., Farmingdale, daugh- den State Parkway, and the New their 50th wedding anniversary In ATLANTIC CITY — The city A snowstorm, fanned by w'nds ter, Monday* Jersey Turnpike Authority, oper- 1956. FORT MONMOUTH — Maj MRS. MARIA C. SARDELLA collected $19,089 more in luxury up to 50 m.D.h. swept Into Mon- Pvt. and Mrs. James W. Har- ator of the turnpike, to "enable Surviving are two sons, Fred- Gen. William D. Hamlin, post KEYPORT-Mrs. Maria Cap- taxes last month than It did for tana and Wyoming yesterday. vill, Jr., 284 Van Pelt PI., Long both to participate more active- erick B. Thomas of Knox, Ind., commander, will be the guest of pud Sardella, 73, of 74 Mam St. the corresponding period last Snow fell as far south as north- Branch, daughter, Monday. ly in meeting our present and fu- and John P. Thomas of this honor and principal speaker at a a resident of Cliffwood for 45 year. Finance Director John ern New Mexico and Arizona. Specialist fourth class and Mrs. ture highway transportation place; four daughters. Miss dinner meeting of Joseph Finkel years, died Tuesday in the Brook- O'Donnel] announced yesterday Northerly winds caused much Charles W. .Wilson, 153 Mitchell needs." Rhoda V. Thomas and Mrs. Jessie Lodge, Bnal Brith,. Long Branch, dale Nursing Home, Hazlet. that total collections in October drifting In some areas In Mon- Dr., Fort Monmouth, son, Mon- He said capital Improvements Kirby, both of Red Bank, Mrs. to be held at Gibbs Hall Wednes Born in Italy, Mrs.. Sardella were $212,854. Collections for the tana where falls were expected day. are needed to eliminate jamming Thelma Ullery of Toms River, day night. had lived In Keyport for the past i first ten months of the year, how- to reach 3 to 6 Inches. on the parkway, that a ferry serv- and Mrs. Jacqueline Burkett of ever, totaled $1,555,353, a drop two years. She was the widow In contrast to the wintry Rlverview Hospital ice should be instituted between Eatontown; two sisters, Mrs. of $55,846 for the corresponding of Umberto Sardella. weather, unseasonably mild tem- Mr. and Mrs/George Jablonski, the parkway's Cape May exit and Nina Parker of Tuckerton and ' period last year. ..The tax is r Surviving are several nieces peratures were reported across 5 Edgar Rd., Matawan, son, yes- Lewes, Del., that a freeway Mrs. Minnie Applegate Of take- levied on hotel rooms, liquor, and nephews In the Keyport-Mld- the Central Plains and upper Joseph A. Oliva erday. should link Camden and Atlantic wood, 14 grandchildren and four Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mistretta, dletown area. great grandchildren. Mississippi Valley during the Mr. Oliva's service will Include City, and that state aid to munici- 14 Church St., Sea Bright, twin The funeral will be tomorrow The funeral service will beheld night. A 200 to 300-mile wide belt market research, product plan- palities and counties for road daughters, yesterday. at 11 a.m. in Mehlenbeck Funer- at 2 p.m. Saturday at her Toms Hugh of rain extended from west Tex- ning, engineering and seml-ccn- purpose's' must be', "substantially es Mr... and Mrs. Keith Eckroth, 20 al Home, with Rev. John Deegan, River home, 786 Briar Ave. with (Continued) as into Minnesota and Wiscon- ductors. He is a graduate of strengthened." Parkview Ter., Hazlet, son, yes- pastor of the First Assembly o Rev. John Deegan, pastor of the of his better-known Republican sin. Temperatures were In the Catholic University with a bache- Mr. Mitchell said that right terday. God Church, Shrewsbury, offid First Assembly of God Church, opponent, former Secretary of La- 60s as far north as Iowa and lor of science degree, and has after the election he proposes to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Motion, ating. Burial will be in Rose Shrewsbury, officiating. Burial bor James P. Mitchell. western Illinois. Rain of more done graduate work at New York set up "a citizens' committee to Middletown Rd,, Ljncroft, daugh- Hill Cemetery, Matawan. will be In Riverside Cemetery, Sees Test than one Inch for a six-hour University and Loyola Medical develop a new and expanded state ter, yesterday. Toms River, under direction of Hughes also kept hitting what period hit areas from western School. road aid program in time for Oklahoma Into eastern Kansai Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, the Robert A. Brunt Horn* for has, become his major theme in Mr. Oliva has held executive legislative action this coming Flood warnings were posted for Monmouth Ave., Navesink, daugh- East Funerals, Eatontown. •• • the warning days of the cam positions for 28 years with In Janua'ry." smaller streams In the Kansas ter, yesterday. paign—that the GOP Is trying to ternational Rectifier Corp., Lork- ' Meyner And Bosslsm PHILIP S. STRYKER use the New Jersey election as Cltv, area, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lelnin- 'He Scored the admlnstrktion.of Keanslfurg heed Aircraft Corp.; Bendix ger, 206 Middle Rd., Hazlet, son, KEYPORT - Philip S. Stryker, a test of the Kennedy admlnis The weather bureau In Spring Governor Meyner for a "lack of Corp.; Bureau of Naval Re- this morning. The ladies auxiliary of the East 59, of 199 First St., died Tuesday traMon. field, Mo., reported that police progress in highway construction search, and the Signal Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Carter, Keansburg fire company dis in Trenton, where he worked, Hughes told 1,500 Democrats In Pittsburg, Kans., said a small and praised the record of the ad He is a member of the military 233 Mechanic St., Red Bank, cussed plans to attend the Re Mr. Stryker was bom In At- who greeted him here with stand- tornado hit the city early today. ministration of former Gov. Al- affairs committee for the E'ec- daughter, this morning. publican Club Theater party this lantic Township, and was the son up, applause that Republican The tornadlc winds toppled trees, tronlc Industries Association. fred E. Driscoll for having, at the month at the Wagon Wheel play of the late Frank C, and Eliza- cost of more than 400 million dol- "outsiders" would fail in their at power lines and signs. No in- Mr. Oliva is married to the house, Middletown, Plans were al- beth Sullivan Stryker. Monmouth Medical Center lars, planned and completed the tempt to discredit Kennedy. iuries were reported. The torna- former Marcella Newman of Red so made for a covered dish sup- H is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trivett, turnpike and provided for the e "They're not going to get a Maj. Gen. William D. Hamlin do also was reported to have Bank. They have two children. per and Christmas party. Connell Stryker, five daughters, wept Cherokee, southwest of 209 Hudson Ave., East Keans- construction of the Garden State Republican Congress in 1962," he burg, son, this morning. Mrs. Emma Santorl of this place, said. "They're not going to beat Lt. Colonel Reuben Abramowiti Pittsburg. Parkway, among other road im- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Rel- Susan Henry, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Clara Obuchowicz of Union Kennedy in 1964, and they're not (USA-Ret.) is host. Clear weather prevailed In provements. yea, 712 Ruth Dr., Neptune, son, and Mrs Cedric Henry Jr., cele- Beach, Mrs. Theresa Poling of going to beat Dick Hughes in most of the Eastern states, with Vlazur Will Mr. Mitchell, as he has done Rabbi Rafael G. Grossman of yesterday. brated her sixth birthday Mon- this place, Mrs. Patrjcia Hull 1961." temperatures ranging from freez frequently in the past, attacked Congregation Brothers of Israel, T Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Schutte, day Present were Mr. and Mrs. of Atlantic Highlands and Miss Ing In New England to the 60! his Democratic opponent, Richard Middlesex Democratic leader Long Branch, will introduce th» s Probated 40 Boulevard East Cliffwood Cedric Henry Sr., Mrs. Cecells Mary Stryker, at home; two sons, In the Southeast. Skies also were J. Hughes, as "the captive of David Wilentz and the county's guest of honor. Eugene Moss, 428 Beach, twin daughters, yesterday. Hanvey, John Hanvey, Robert Charles Stryker, at home, and mostly clear Ins most of the Far FREEHOLD—Among the wills bossism." To overcome the op- state senator. John A. Lynch Westwood Ave., Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. John Keeman Jr., Thomas Joyce and Jeanette Hen- Philip J. Stryker of Cliffwood; West with readings around sea- probated here recently by Sur- position, he said, "we can not af- both said Hughes' strenuous will preside. 1146 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright ry. five brothers, Joseph Stryker it sonal levels. rogate Edward C. Broege was ford to do anything less than turn I stumping was the best campaign that of Bessie Mazur. Middletown daughter, yesterday. Tarrytown, N. Y., Frank Stryker Some early morning reports: out the vote in full force." they had ever seen. Wilentz said who died Oct. 11. She left stock Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Waters, Girl Scout Troop 20 held a Hal- of Connecticut, Alfred Stryker New York 43, clear; Chicago 60, He said that under the state's the Democratic candidate, had and a savings account to a grand 133 Mongomery Ter., Red Bank loween party and American chop of Keansburg, John Stryker,of Kennedy At cloudy; Boston 38, clear; Wash N new constitution the chief ex stirred the enthusiasm of the par- daughter, Barbara Morley; stock son, yesterday. suey supper in the" first aid build- this place, and Charles Stryker, Ington 51, clear; Atlanta 62; Mi- ecutive is given extraordinary ty throughout the state. and $1,000 if trust for a Brad Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kennedy, ing last week. Prizes were of Holmdel; four si6tors, Ellia- ami 79, clear; Louisville 59, part- powers, and that he considered It "No party has ever liad All Saints son. John Morley; stock and 317 Bath Ave., Long Branch, son, awarded for costumes. Mrs. Rob- beth Becker and Mrs, Catherine ly cloudy; Detroit 49, cloudy; St. dangerous for New Jersey to have more articulate . . . energetic $1,000 in trust for a grandson yesterday. ert Evans and Mrs. William Callahan. both of Staten Island, Louis 68, cloudy; Minneapolis 60, anything less than a government candidate," WilenU said in intro- Stephen Morley, and stock and Krueger are co-leaders. Mrs. Helen Brunton of Iselin and Day Mass rain; Kansas City 63, rain; Den- run by people of "experience, ducing Hughes.to a crowd ol $4,000 and one half of prooertv Miss Margaret Stryker of Vine- about 900 Democrats at a Perth ver 38, clear; Dallas 73, partly knowledge, skill and devotion." land, and 16 grandchildren. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl in Bayonne to a daughter, Stella The first aid auxiliary plans to Amboy dinner. Gov. Robert B. cloudy; Phoenix 49, clear; Seat One Debate Rep. James C. Auchincloss, , The funeral will be at 11 a.m. dent Kennedy heard a reminder Morley. The balance was left to attend Radio City, New York, Meyner was also at the head ta- tie 35, partly cloudy; San Fran- Rumson, a veteran congressman, tombrrow in Bedle Funeral Home. yesterday of the words of Christ: her son, Frank Mazur. and have dinner in New York ble and spoke briefly. cisco 48, clear; Los Angeles 56, introduced Mr. Mitchell as "the Burial will be in Fair View Ceme- "Blessed are the peace- Thomas L. Davern, Raritan At a Time, Nov. 14. A Christmas party for Calls Foe 'Midget' clear; Anchorage 17, cloudy, and really right man for the office tery. makers." Then he hurried back Township, who died Oct. 12, lef members of the auxiliary will be Hughes, his voice somewha Honolulu 74, clear. of governor." to the problems of a world under an automobile to a niece, Grace held in the first aid hall in De- husky, told the Democratic gath- MRS. HAR^ETTHNHAFER threat of nuclear war. Massey; the last Dension check Says Shields Candidates Present cember, erings that the Republicans have MATAWAN-Mrs. Harriet Kln- in the amount of $70.84 to a broth- RARITAN TOWNSHIP -Fran- Other remarks came from As- Only minutes after the Presi- hafer, 80, of 50 Middlesex Ave., "a midget candidate running on er, Daniel Davern. and the bal semblymen Alfred N. Beadle- Mrs. Clifford Gamache, Thomp dent's limousine pulled away That's All cis X. Shields, one of the Demo- died Tuesday in Monmouth Medi- a midget platform." ance of his estate to nieces Made- ston, Shrewsbury, and Clifton T. son Ave., entertained members ol From St. Matthew's Catholic cratic candidates for Township cal Center. He said that Republican out- Church where Kennedy attended line Hannor, Grace Nappi, Helen Committee, yesterday reminded Barkalow, Freehold; the new As the Secret Pal Club Sunday. Born in Raritan Township, she siders—"the national committee, AH Saints Day mass, n sound She Has Moore and Madeline Edwards hjs Republican opponent, James sembly candidate, Irving E Gifts were exchanged, Mrs. Lena had lived In Holmdel most of her the hucksters and the Madison truck for the women's strike for and nephew George Massey, Jr. j. McKay, Jr., that a debate is Keith, Bradley Beach; Sen. Rich Candelora will be hostess at next Avenue boys"—are behind irre- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Mrs life. She was a resident here group rolled down the Harry .T. Woolley, Monmouth slated for tonight at the Palmer ard R. Stout. West Allenhurst; month's meeting. sponsible criticism of Kennedy. peace Lurline P. Roth, daughter of the eight years. trumpeting: Beach, who died June 30, left per- Lounge. 589 Palmer Ave., West Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees He cited the appearance in New street, founder of Honolulu Oil Corp., Mrs. Kinhafer was the daugh- "Support Kennedy's peace pro sonal property to a son, Harry Keansburg. Manasquan; J. Russell Woolley Mrs. William Krueger will en Jersey of Rep. Walter Judd, R- has received a check for her ter of the late George and Har- posals... end the arms race, not Woollev, and the balance to his Mr. Shields said the "re- West Long Branch, county clerJf tertain members of the No. Minn., who he called one of tin share of the firm's liquidation— riet Clark Thome and the widow the human race," wife, Rosa. minder" was in reply to a recent and Republican chairman; Free CIA of the Methodist Church, "hatchet men" sent to New Jer- $20,785,620. of Joseph W. Kinhafer. She was Some 150 to 200 persons gath Susie L. Hayes, Fair Haven challenge by Mr. McKay for Mr. holder Director Joseph C. Irwin Keansburg, today. They will dis- Tile finffl. founded by Capt. Wil- a member of St. John's Method- • fev- •»•••— ered in front, of the church when who died July 8. left $50 to Cath Shields to debate him tomorrow Red Bank, and Surrogate Edward cuss the annual bazar to be held liam Matson 53 years ago, was ist Church, Hazlet. '. Earlier, Hughes said of Kenne Kennedy stepped out of his car erine Emmons; $25 to Mrs. Lydia night at a fire house which Mr. C. Broege, Bclmar. in the church building Nov. 29 sold earlier this month for a re Surviving are her son, J. Catl- • dy: and strode briskly \-Ji the build- Hamilton; $100 to Rev. Donald McKay said he had reserved for Mr. Woolley said "We can be 30th by various organizations ol ported $362 million. Mrs. Roth o ton Kinhafer, with whom she "He is coming to New Jersey ing, accompanied by White House E. Hlckcy; $800 to a niece, Helene the occasion. very proud of our candidate for the church. San Francisco is the largest in lived: three sisters, Mrs. Evalina. tomorrow not to help my cam- •eceptionist David Powers. Conrow, end the balance to Nativ- Mr. Shields said the "chal- governor and all of our other dividual shareholder. Pease, Mrs. Cornelia Rapp and' paign, but to tell the truth to the The.bystanders npplauded and ity Catholic Church, Fair Haven. lenge" was either for propagan- candidates in this county this Mrs. Stephen Nestor and chil- Asked for comment on the big Mrs. Ella Walling, all of Key- American people." Kennedy smiled in acknowledge- Albert J. Bownc, Sr., Rumson da purposes "or my ooponent pos- year." dren are leaving next week to check, Mrs. Roth replied: port; a brother, George W. Student Query ment. Some had been waiting for who died Aug.-8, left property sesses mystic and supernatura' Mr. Irwin, in promoting reelec- spend the winter in Coral Gables, "Don't forget, that's about al Thorne of Holmdel, nnd a grand- The reference was in answer to an hour or more, since the Presi- in Ocean Township to his daugh powers and plans to be in two tion of Mr. Voorhees, said he Is Florida. I have." 1 daughter. a question from a student dur- dent originally had been sclicd- tcrs, Shirley Lopez and Althea places at the same tjme." "a man of integrity, ability and ing Hughes' appearance at an as ulcd to attend an earlier mass Bowne. Tho balance goes to his The debate at the Palmer sincerity" who works constantly Stephen Nestor, Ocean Ave., The funeral will be tomorrow sembly in Metuchen high school As closely as the Secret Service Gospel Singers wife, Emily Bowne. Lounge, sponsored by the Upper "for all things that stand for Ideal Beach, celebrated his birth at 1:30 p.m. in Bedle Funeral The student had nsked why, i would permit, 50 to 60 of the Willis T. Wulff. Ocean Town- Raritan Civic Association, will service to the people of Mon- day with a group of friends al Home, Keyport, with Rev. Nor- . Hughes was confident of winning, spectators trailed into the church ship, who died Oct. 18. left his start at 8:30 p.m. It is the fourth mouth County." his home Oct. 22. n R. Riley, pastor of St. ' was Kennedy coming to New Jcr behind Kennedy, who took a seat Slate Concert estate to his wife. Ruth Wulff, nnnual political forum put on by Alfred Woolley, Long Branch John's Church, officiating. Burial ley? n a ,pew near the rear, REEVEYTOWN - The Com and dauehtcr Kathleen Wulff. the association. Both the Repub- president of the Affiliated Repub- Mr. and Mrs. George Spaven will be In Brick Church Ceme- The Hughes caravan rolled Scripture for tho seivice was mtmlty Gospel Singers will ap- Marv A, Bishoo, Union Beach licans and Democrats accepted lican Clubs of Monmouth Coun- and son George Jr. are spend- tery, Marlboro Township. through Raritan Arsenal in the the beatitudes, the first portion pear nt the Reeveytown Church who died Mav 20, left her estate the invitation for the meeting two ty, said that Mr. Mitchell will ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. NOTIC'K ' late afternoon with the enndidatp of the service on the mount, in- tomorrow at 9 p.m. to Francis R. B'shop and Mar- weeks ago. go before the voters as a man "of Clconard Harms, Bay Ave. MONMOUTH con.MV COUBT LAW DIVISION waving and shaking hands, The cluding The Red Bank group Is led by garet Bishop. Mr. Shields said lie looks for- proved honesty'and experience, DOCKET NO, llntM impending closing of the arsenal ward to meeting his opponent to- NOTICE OF OIIDKII ORANTINO "Blessed are the peacemakers; Prof. J. W. Nelson. There are Thomas R. Patrone, Little Sit and as a local man, a Monmouth Mrs. William Krucger enter LETTERS OP \DMIMSTI1ATION ordered by the Department nf De for they shall be called the 13 persons in the group. ver. who Hied SeDt. ">. left h1" night at the Palmer Lounge, "if County man." tained for Mrs. Cortlandt Ogden, „. All IJTEM TO: noBEUT AU-BN, JR., hls hftn. fense, has been a sore poin children nf God." The concert will benefit the estate to his wife. Bertha Pat he is not afraid to show up." Mrs. Roy Farley and Mrs. Mar- devisees anil personal renr«!entatlyt» among Middlesex Democrats. and hll, their or any or tholr «uc- Another crowd—and more ap- church orgap fund, A new organ rone. MINSTREL SHOW SET lon Simmons Tuesday at a bridgi Mason In right, title, an! lnt.r.at. Hughes' reception, however, nlause—awaited Kennedy when was purchased in August after Gertrude A. Naylor, Atlantic CHEMISTS SLATE TALK club party. Mrs. Farley, Crescen TAKE NOTICE that by Order of FREEHOLD - Patricia Frud- the Monmoulh County ftjurt iiated appeared to be very warm. Work he left the church. Many had one wa.s damaged In a 1957 Highlands, who died Oct. 15, left RUMSON — H. P. Gregor, a den, Clarksburg, acting president St., Keansburg, will be hostess al October 'IT, 1M1, <}eorga Warren. Kaq., ers gathered to say hello am was granted letters of administration stood quietly outside the church church fire. estate to her husband, Ar- professor at Polytechnic Institute of the Monmouth County 4-H the next party. -ii tin entnto of tn« said ItoDert wish him luck. None was heard in the warm nutumn sun, waiting thur Navlor. n, Jr.. for Hi. .ol. purpo>« of Mrs. Norman Reevy is sponsor of Brooklyn, will address a meet Council, said today 4-H members nR on nrnair of an Id eitata In th« to mention the shutdown of the!fnr another look at the President. of the concert. Rev. E. W. But- n.«t of the Monmouth County from Monmouth nnd Burlington EMERGENCY APPEAL o-i tn tie brought for the cancel- iiwoii of the morlgage rfcorded In facility. terworth Is the church pastor. APPEAL FOR PRAYER Chemical Society next Thursday Counties will present a minstrel GENEVA (AP) — To provide Hie Monmmith rounty Clerk'* -Office After leaving the arsenal. Sierra Leone, which recently In Honk WTI fir HnrKlgei, |mg. 611. NEW YORK (AP)-Episcopa night. Following a dinner In Rlv show in Wemrock' Grange Hall emergency feeding for 50,000 ""•' In all prnceedln«a In that action Hughes boarded a plane for a j became a country, had been an Some Insects live unscathed ians have been asked by their er House Inn at 6:30, tho group here at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. The children who were before and afler thft entry,of Final adults and Jil'lginert IMereln but In no either brief visit to Morristown, whereKnElish Crown Colony since 1R08. on insect-enling plants. Certain nresidinR bishop, the Rt. Rev. will meet in the Little Silver fire Burlington group has put on sev- victims of Hoods In Burma, the renpect whatsoever^ he met with Mayor Raymond (small moths, for example, lay Arthur Lichtcnberger, to observe house at R: 15, To be examined in eral successful shows in Its area World Council of Churches hns HKtlf!fltIjI.E. COftNWEIJ* MAtlSNEIl * PAlVOTiDNUTO Manahan and stripped at All! The majority of Peruvians live their eggs only on pitcher plants Sunday, Nov. 12, as a "day of the | talk and discussion will be and,, on Invitation, decided to join appealed for $85,000 from Amer- Attornays for I'lalnlllU Souls Hospital. Then he flew back west nf th4 country's ninunt.Tinn.lnnd tho larvae feed on the plant prayer for the peace of the "Ion-E x c h a n g e Membranes, 1 34 Bmad fit., with Monmouth's 4-Hers, she ican churches, on recjuest of the ntd Bank. N. J. to Linden for the night rallies, along the long, narrow coasllnnd.! tissues. world." tions." said. Burma Christian Council. Nov. ] mm Nay. 2, 1961 BED BANK REGISTER Says Compton Perform Saturday Is Taxpayers* Successful Investing Worst Enemy Don't Sell Growth Stock MIDDLETOWN - Earl Moody, Democratic candidate for Town- To Buy Preferred ship Commitee, has called his Republican opponent the "Tax- payers' worst enemy." By ROGER E. SPEAR Mr. Moody charged the Incum- Q) "I em a retired civil serv- built-in limitations. Only In cases bent commltteeman of consistent- ice employee receiving an an- here higher yields are manda- ly promoting the cause of the de- nual income of $3,700. My wile ory should preferreds be con- veloper and of opposing any pro- and I have a $3,000 savings ac- sidered. gram that would bring desirable count, and the mortgage on our Your Telephone holdings cur- industry or business to the town home is just rently yield about 3 per cent, He then attacked the Republi- about "paid up. •which, in view of the firm'! can candidate for opposing the We have held strength and outlook, is most sat zoning for industry in the Llncrofi shares of sfactory. Steel preferred yields area just north of the parkway. American Tele- more—IS p^r cent. Nevertheless, Said Mr. Moody, "My opponent phone for sev-its lack of growth potential, plus is an obstruction to progress in eral years und the capital gains liability yon the town! He tights to the last also U.S. Steel would incur in the swap, mike minute against any upgrading or 7 per cent pre- me feel that you ought to sit any new restrictions against de- ferred. Would ight. velopers, he opposes any effort to you consider it There are few issues which are adequately meet the problems advisable t o setter for you to own than Tele- that have resulted from this over- SPEAR sell some of ihone. ly-soft policy for developers, and he opposes any program that the Telephone and with the pro- Q) "In 1935 Lbought 200 shares would bring new revenue into the eeed» buy more of the Steel pre- f Minneapolis and St. Louis Rail- lET'S MAKE MUSIC — The Holmdel Township school lystem hat added a music town to help pay for the prob- ferred?" L.F. way Co. Since then, I have lost KEYPORT — "The Showcase 1 department this year. Miw Sonja A. Kara, head of tha department, goes through lems." A) Personally I doubt if you rack of the company. What can >f Stars" will be presented by have ranch to gain by making do to find out if my shares a practice isuion with ttudenti Kathy Ferrick, left, and Peggy Opie. Miss Kara, The Democratic candidate said he First Aid Squad In a benefit Propose Keyport the iwitch. iave any value?" A.V. who taught in Marlboro Township last year, is a graduate of Douglass College. that his opponent had to be "ledjerformance Saturday at 8 p.m. Both of your holdings are top A) The properties of the Min- kicking *nd squealing" to agree the high school auditorium, quality Issues. However Tele- neapolis & St. Louis Railway to upgrading the zoning ordinance iix Broadway acts will be pre-Master Plan phone, as a common stock, is were acquired by the Chicago for more controls on developers. lented with Jay Kirk as master KEYPORT - Democratic able to share in its company's ind North Western Railway on Red Bank To Help Elks Plan "Seeing that his cause was if ceremonies. ' hopeless and that the people of council candidates Hyman Koro- earnings gains while Steel pre- November 1, I960. For further in- Also featured will be Frances the (own were determined thai bow, John J. Dane and George ferred, as a fixed Income issue, formation, I suggest you wrife Martin, The Songsational; The Decorating Raise Red Leadership they were not going to be ex- Kapushy have proposed the cannot. Mr. E. A. Vile, Secretary of {ardwclls, The Best in the Art ploited by using developers, he preparation of a borough master With few exceptions, I have he Chicago and North Western. of Magic; Kewplc Dolls, comedy; then reversed himself on a dime plan for "the sound and orderly advised my clients to avoid pre- it 400 West Madison Street, Chi Shop Opens Cross Funds Program The Becker Brothers, The Best and jumped on the bandwagon ii development of the town, Includ- ferred issues because of their cago. 111. SHREWSBURY — George Lu, in Tap; and Harmotones, Har- RED BANK - Ernest C. H. MIDDLETOWN - Charles W. favor of upgrading" he said. ing the business district." > Q) "My husband Is 60 years Wallace St., Red Bank rtstaura- monicas in HiFi. Music will be Volgtlander has opened on inte- Freeman, exalted ruler of the Mr. Mowly also charged hi: old and I am 56. We have ac- teur, will head the drive for busi- provided by The . Vibrants, who Other planks in the Democratic cumulated $5,000 in. cash, own rior decorating and consulting Elks Lodge, today announced the Republican opponent with "rail will render their latest record- platform, released yesterday, Trading Hits ness district solicitations for theopening of the Elks' annual our home and have no debts cut business at the Carpet Center, 29 roadlng" through approval of d ing, "The Shake." are: 1962 Red Cross campaign. His ap- search for the nation's most tal- standing. About three years ago East Front St. velopments totaling thousands i To establish a program. In co- pointment was announced by Ev-ented youth leaders through the Tickets may be obtained from Week's Low my husband retired from his job Mr. Volgtlander, who lives on homes under the terms of the o! operation with civic groups, to erett Rudloff, chapter chairman. co-operation of the superintend- any member of the squad or at in the East and has begun to Laurel Dr., Highlands, formerly ordinance over the objections i Improve the appearance and ents and principals of the high tha door. draw his pension of $160 a month. was associated with Sherman's 3 the chairman of the Plannlnj economic growth of the com- schools here and in Atlantic High- For Market I still work, so we don't net'd Home Decorators, Shrewsbury. Board and other Planning Boan munity. this money right now. If it lies Mr. Voigtlander will feature lands. and committee members, and o NEW YORK (AP) - Stock To formulate a "definite road around, I'm afraid we'll spend ludget interiors. Wallpapers, Mr. Freeman said the local opposing a sewer study tha WoolleyBacks market trading . yesterday program" with specific plans for it In a wasteful manner. Are we draperies, furniture, and carpet- lodge will be among the 2,000 Elks "more enlightened" members o this week's slowest. street maintenance, including too old to start investing?" P.H. ing will be carried. lodges across the country partic- the Township Committee proposei Polaroid rose 10aint Co. to recognize and honor those boys for an industrial park in the are, ley, chairman of the Monmouth age dropped .08 to 703.84. type of investment to each per- A member of the Hoboken Ma- and girls whose initiative, individ- north of the parkway on the Mli County Republican Committee, tices. Standard & Poor's 500 stock son's particular needs. sonic Lodge, Mr, Voigtlander be- ualism, diligence and accomplish- dletown-Lincroft Rd. hns urged voters to support the To foster "true bipartisan re- The Index advanced .11. to68.73 , an- You and your husband are in longs also to Tall Cedars of Leb- ments in school activities, youtb Democratic hopeful di Institutional bond issue" in the presentation" In job appoint- clared other historic high. good financial shape, and I see anon and the Quadrangle Club, organizations, church and com- that his election woul icneral election. ments. Of the 1,296 issues traded, nothing to prevent you from buy- Red Bank. munity affairs have caused their mark the first step in taking th Mr. Woolley, who also Is Mon To see that road repair work gainers outnumbered losers by ing sound stocks where the risks He served in World War II in associates to look to them for town "back from the land specu mouth County clerk, noted that is done in summer "and not Just lators, the politicians, the devel 594 to 474. New highs for the of ownership are fairly low. the air-sea rescue service. He leadership. both the Democratic and Republi- efore election." opers and the local equivalent o year totaled 48 and new lows 21 There are available a number studied chemical engineering at "Since these are the young men can candiatcs for governor Rich- the Manhattan slum lords whe To make certain that all town Volume fell to 3.21 million of strong issues which pay a fairNewark College of Englnering. and women on Whom the nation ard J. Hughes and James P. have fed themselves at the ex business.is carried out at public shares from 3.35 million Tues- current return and have good Mr. and Mrs. Voigtlander have will depend for leadership in the Mitchell, are urging that the pub- pense of the average toxpayei meetings by elected otficla\s. 'day. growth potentials. Montana Pcw-a daughter. years ahead, it is of the most lic endorse the proposal, which for more years than most of u the most active (NYSE) and Franklin National vital importance that we single will appear as Public Question Brunswick, remember. stock, was off 1% at 531/$ onBank of Long Island (OTC) are them out for recognition now, do No. 1 on the voting machines. George Lu He contends: "Middletown's n 54,400 shares. American Ma- two such stocks that I like and •all possible to encourage them in Mr. Woolley said approval of 2d Session chine & Foundry lost % at 37% have recommended. Highlands Mr. Lu endorses the Red Cross the development of their talents mance with developers h this question will mean a reduc- on 17,500 shares. Second mos My suggestion is that you save "because it does so much good and help prepare them (or posi- created a $9 million sewcra tion in what he calls "scriou active was General Telephone & up your pension money and at GOP Dance everywhere in the world." Re- tions of responsibility as the lead problem, a $2 million drains overcrowding in our prisons and Of Canteen Electronics, off '4 at 24% onfour-month intervals use what calling Ms personal experiences ers of tomorrow's America," Mr.problem. | a staggering scho reformatories," and, further 53,900 shares. Third was Repub- has accumulated to buy shares. with a need for blood when hos- Freeman declared. debt that will develop within tt "will eliminate the list of children Such a plan will keep ypur mon- Saturday next 10 to 15 years, a road pro! Tomorrow lic Aviation, rising Wt to 51% on pitalized, he said he is eager to Mr. Freeman said that besides awaiting admission to facilities 48.809 shares. ey steadily moving into storks, see the Red Cross blood program lem as yet not estimated in co for the mentally retarded, com- ATLANTIC MGHLANDS-Kurt HIGHLANDS, Plans were their leadership records, entries that we have to face within th R.H. Macy was next, up V* and you will be less tempted to come to Monmouth County. Funds plete the fircprooflng program In Schneider, director of the High completed for the annual Repub- in the contest would be judged next five years, and sky-rocketta 69, then Standard Oil (New Jer- spend it in other ways. Further- for this and other service pro- our mental hospitals, and pro-School Teen Canteen, announced lican election party and dance on Americanism and citizenship taxes which threaten to drive oi •ev), off/4 at 46%. more, you will her building up grams will be raised in the local vide the urgently needed infirm that the second session of the at a meeting in Jackson Hotel appreciation, perseverance, re- any resident who simply wan Girm & Co. was up ft at 26%, your holdings at what should campaign. ary at the Menlo Park Soldiers' canteen will be held tomorrow It will be held at the hotel Sat- sourcefulness and sense of honor. to maintain a home with decci and Burroughs rose % Unlver- prove to be a fair average rate Mr. Lu said Red Bank was the Home." from 8 to 11 p.m. at the high over a period of time. urday. The contest is open to boys community services. school. •al Oil Products gained VA. site of his second business. The and girls under 19 years of age, DuPont rose 1%, General Elec- Q) "I notice that many com There will be games, entertain- first was a New York venture "Isn't it about time'we end The canteen, sponsored by the panies are incorporated In Djla ment and dancing. State and who will compete in separate di- this romance?" he asked. "M Around the World' recreation commission. Is gov- trie %, Consolidated Edison that, while successful, was no visions in local, state and nation- and Southern California Edison ware. Why is this?" S.P. county candidates will be present. what he really wanted. He quit opponent has done a marveloi Stories Saturday erened by the group's members. al competitions. job of championing the cause ( 1. A) Because of the favorable Frank J. Hall, former mayor, the noisy city and moved to a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The opening session, held Oct. 13, The boy and the girl judged to developers and land speculator Proctor & Gamble advanced treatment which large business and John A. Bahrs will be In chicken farm outside of Lake- Mrs. A. J. Barker, chairman of had an attendance of 300 teen- gets from this state. Generally be local winners will each re- "I would like to have a chanc agers. P/t and Pacific Gas & Electric charge. George D. Andrews is wood. the story-hour committee, has an- ceive a $25 savings bond. to champion the cause of light '1%. Also up more than a paint speaking, organizational taxes in charge of tickets, which can Because of the egg price situa- nounced the "Around the World Activities available will be bas- Industry and new business de- were Merck, Lorillard and Mag- and annual taxes are considera- be obtained from any club mem tion, it was not a financial suc- State contest winners will each Stories" will be featured at Sat-ketball, volleyball, ping-pong, velopment that would help us ma Copper. Interstate Depart- bly less in Delaware. Other con-ber. Women of the organization cess. Nine years ago he returned receive a $100 savings bond. urday's story-hour at the library. dancing, chess, checkers, card, pay for some of these bills w ment Stores advanced 2% whil siderations include a co-operative are in charge of refreshments. to his former profession and es- National awards. Identical for The library will be open from games and movies. a attitude on the part of the stite have to face! Montgomery Ward picked up /a- Luke Penta Is clubpresident. tablished the George Lu Restau- boys and girls, are first place, a 10:15 to 11:30 a.m. Texas Instruments rose 2% andgovernment and liberal spedfi The financial report was given rant on Wallace St., Red Bank. $1,000 savings bond; second place, Mrs. Isadore Rubin will be the GOP COCKTAIL PARTY .Radio Corp. added 1%. cations regarding corporate char by David Scarcy, treasurer. Two years ago he suffered severe $500 bond, and third place, $300 BROTHERHOOD TO MEET reader. She has selected stories MIDDLETOWN - The I6lh ters. Among big U.S. companies Fairchild Camera lost A film on the life and accom- burns while redecorating his res-bond. NEW SHREWSBURY - Ther from different countries to in- District Republican Club of New incorporated in Delaware are Johns-Manville 1%, International plishments of James P. Mitchell, taurant and was hospitalized for First place winners in the na-will be a meeting of the Brother terest children from ages 4-10. Monmouth will hold Its first an- x General Motors, Coca-Cola, Gen Business Machines l k and Lig- Republican candidate for gover- a long time. Occassionally he tional contest will appear before hood of the First Reformer. The story-hour program is spon- nual pre-election cocktail party eral Foods, RCA, and duPont. gett & Myers V/t. Flintkote de- nor, were shown. must return to the hospital for the Elks National Convention in Church Monday, at 8:30 p.m. sored by the Atlantic Highlands Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Mc- clined 2%. treatment. Chicago next July to receive their White Hall. Civic Association. Guire's Grove. Mrs. James Mac- Yesterday's Closing Stocks: Mr. Lu, who resides at 37 awards, according to Joseph F, A surprise guest speaker wl Alllster I* chairman, assisted by I-T-B Ckl Brk 17%Testimonial Broad St., is a member of the Bader of Lyndhurst, chairman of talk on civil defense In Monmoul It pays to advertise fn The Mrs. William Colby and Mrs. tar ma Johns Man hS\ GOP Platform the order's Youth Activities Com- Henry Klitsch. Jones ft it Red Bank Community Chamber County. Register.—Advertiiement. Joy Mir of Commerce. The Red Cross mittee, which sponsors the con- juier L"4 Kalier Al Dinner Set test. Kennecott In Raritan Twp. Fund Campaign is his first ef- Koppers fort for a volunteer servica or- The local contest will be Alll> Chal 8g Kresge, S3 Alcoa 50* RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Re- ganization. handled by a commitee com- Am Alrlln 67 Mr. Duva, a member of the heim. ernor who has not been active in Anaconda «B r To stabilize taxes. the Laurel Garden Club meetin Armco Stl T3K Mo Pac A. 40 local VFW post, also is a past your State Armour ft Co 43% Mont Ward 31' I To organize a Civil Defense tonight at the Harmony Bowl, Rl Contest entry forms and further and is not familiar with the affairs : county VFW commander, past Arrost Ck 73 Nat Blic S0 and Disaster Control Council. information may be obtained /•hi Oil 25 Kat Dairy 77 commander of District Six, and 35. Senator—and of the State and has not had ex- JUcnlion 2R(4 Nat Dlittll 25Ti To submit to public referen- A class will be started next from the guidance offices in At- At! Refln 02% Nat Gyps Is a retired Army Reserve ma- Aveo Corp 22 'A Hat Steel » dum the question of placing thi Thursday in judging flowei lantic Highlands and the local perience in State government and NV Ccntrjl ]8; jor. seven other Bibcock ft W i1h schools. Bald Lima IS Nla M Pw 40 Merton B, Tice, Mitchell Bait * Oh M'l Ko Am Av *7' basis. Mrs. Charles Hopper, Mrs. Bar- The deadline for entries Is Nov. the problems facing the State. The T Nor Pac 42 S. Dak., former national com Republican Bayuk CIK <( i To make municipal Job appoint ry Sweeney, Mrs. Charles Meyei 15. Bell ft How 47 Nwit Alrlln !«' mander, will be the main speak- preponderant number of Republican Benaii 8O'i Norwich Pli 54' ments "non-parlisan." and Mrs. Charles Trautwein. Beth Btetl *l% Ohio Oil 3»' er. Senators said Boelni 4814 Outb Mar 18 To work with county and s'.at Arrangements will be made to Big kangaroos of the Austra- Senators will support any candidate owena 111 Gt R41 Charles E. Kinney, Newark, officials "rather than antagoniz attend a lecture Nov. 14 at th lian plains and brush country Bow Warn 43 i| Pan A W Air 20' national VFW chief of staff and on Jan. 16, 1961 who meets these qualifications. Bronnrlclc 6M Param PIcl 55' tog these representatives." Root and Branch Garden Club travel In nomadic mobs, each Bucy Erie lS'A Penney. JG 53»i a former state department com- Pa Pw&U W To establish a committee conv on "Christmas Throughout The ruled over by an "old-man" Bulota 13% mander, will be master of cere; Burl Infl 22 Pa rm posed of representatives of all Home." kangaroo. "We feel that Secretary Mitchell Clie. JI 7 Pepsi Cola monies. Cater Trao 37% petmn Elm local citizen groups/ to meet CeUneie 33% The dinner will start at 7:31 ' does not have these qualifications Phil El 55': regularly with the governing Chel * Oh SB!4 Phlll Pet p.m. Pit Blwl body. and therefore he will not receive Cltlei Svc S3 Pub Sv E*O Coca Cola 1)3% Pullman To initiate and complete LITTLE OR BIG Colff Palm «'i Pure Oil Signed by our support." Colum Gu 2»'4 RCA program of sidewalk construc- Coml Bolv MS Ttsnillnj Co ACCOUNTS... Con Edl« Market tion along the main streets and 81 Ttppub Stl Cont C»n nevlctn NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA roads. STOUT DUMONT JONES FARLEY Corn 1M nen Met THEY ALL COUNT Crown Zell Itey Tob —Wholesale egg offerings ol To take measures to elim- MONMOUTH WARREN BERGEN ATLANTIC Cnic Stl Rob Fulton inate traffic hazards along the Curtlia Wr » Bl Joi Lr»il large light but adequate; medi rxl * Hud 1R Et Reg Psp urns ample. Demand irregula major highways. WITH US! I>«nt Sup s Bean Roeb HARPER OZZARD SANDMAN Doug Alrc 33>i Shell oil and generally lighter yesterday To develop a "truly co-opera- Every account, regard- MATHIS Dow Chem 731,4 Blnclnlr tive attitude" toward the Board r>ti Pont 53! Smith. AO New York spot quotation less of site,' ii squally SUSSEX OCEAN SOMERSET CAPE MAY nuq Lt 327ii Socony follow: of Education. Bait Kod Sou Pnc welcome here . , . gcit End John Sou Tty Mixed Colors To make a study ot the duties, Erie Lack flperry rtrt compensation and general con- the same careful atton. Flri1 stone Sid Ilrand Extras (47 lbs. min.) 38-39!4 PMC Ci> Sid Oil Cal duct of\ school crossing guards. S. Bid Oil NJ extras medium (40 lbs. average tion, commands the DONT BE FOOLED... Ford Mot 104 •* Garrett 43:4 stuil PacK 27'/r28 Pac Extras (47 lbs. min.) 35'/4-41^ ploosuro! O Te!*Bl 54S Unit Alrc extras medium (40 lbs. average' Oen Tlra United Co RICHARD J. HUGHES BOH 14.m US l.lnei 27|4-29; top quality (47 lbs. min. U3 I'lywd Glen All \!3 Hub +2^-46"^; mediums (41 lbs. av- 0 RAN ADA! S A flood rich m Smelt KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN DEMOCRAT FOR GOVERNOR Ooorlyosr U8 Steel erage) 30-32; smalls (36 lbs. av-SKINLESS & BONELESS Grace * Co 18H Van Al Sll erage) 24-25; peewces 10-20. Ot A*P 62'4 Walwortli NATIONAL BANK nrejfhound 25'i Warn B Pit Browns Portuguese SARDINES CONNELL flulf Oil 387; Wn l'n Tel Hammer Tap 33'iWfl.lB El Extras (47 lbs. min.) AVAIL ABUT. AT KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT HARRIS Cam for Here IVtr 1OtH While Mot top quality (47 lbs. min.) 42-44 Food Fair, Grand Union, Ltncrotl Shopping 111 Cent 45 Woolworth Church & Carr Ave. Kings Ilwy. [ Assembly F *™eliolder Int Bin Mch e«» Ynpt Bllir mediums (41 lbs. average) 30-32 Shoprlte, Twin County Stores, Center KAT2 Int IT'rv 50% 7874100 OS 1-2800 tnl Nick Tgli smalls (36 lbs. average) 24-25 Food Circus, Good Deal Stores SH7-4WOO JM. (or bf John PvrrugiUro, ttH Av*., B*lmar, Trauurtr UOTL CO. Dtm. lino. Com. firt Paper M peewees 19-20. and other leading food storei. Int TeUtTel KM SavingM Ik ham Auoctytltm •For Kitchen PROWN'S At Center OCEANPORT - At • special 1962 meeting of the Community Cen- SAVES YOU MONEY! ! ter Sunday morning at the club- house, bids were received for the ALL ALUMINUM kitchen renovation project. Charles S. Gulllaudeu. 14 Maple CHRISTMAS Ave., conducted the session. STORM and SCREEN DOOR Bids for plumbing were re- ceived from Terwllllger and Son, FULL ONE-INCH THICK James Arnold, both local plumb- CLUB Piano Hinge Door ing contractors. Frank Christo- pher of the Christopher and Son plumbing firm declined to submit a bid, because he is a member of the center, NOW OPEN! Russell E. Davis, Sr,, Thomas E. Davison and Peter Dellera CLUBS CAN BE OPENED submitted bids for Hie carpentry • Installation optional work. The low bids of Terwllli- AT ANY OF OUR 5 OFFICES ger and Son and Peter Dellera • Complete, ready to hang are to be recommended to Bor- \ ough Council, Classes to Fit Any Budget No Entrance Feet Complete, ready to Install. Price include! piano hinge door with two glass and one Mrs. Warren Mewes suggested screen Insert,, storm chain, weather stripped, an open house party to which all You Pay Y tlr closure, knob and hardware. borough residents will be Invited Deposit Weekly in so Weeks °» Receive upon completion of the kitchen $ JO % 25.00 $25.25 project. A motion wa* made by 50.50 Mrs. George Webb to have a 1.N 50.00 Kitchen shower in conjunction 2.08 109.00 101.00 • ALL ALUMINUM SNOW SHOVEL with the party, and this was 3.M 150,00 151.50 . seconded by Mrs. Elmer Sutphen. S.M 250.00 252.50 • ALL WOOD TOILET SEAT Named as chairman of the aflair LABOR SUPPORT—James P. Miteh.il, l.ft, Republican was Mrs. Sutphen, who will be as- candidate for governor, shakes hands with William J. 10.00 900.00 505.00 1010.00 sisted by a committee to serve Darby, chairman of political education committee of the , ».N 1000.00 • LARGE PIECES REAL FOAM RUBBER Vail, to 4.00 refreshments. Central Labor Union, at rally yesterday in the Long Dlvldtndi paid on thii* clubi of record ti of .November 15* 1961 Others attending were Benja> •which have paid at l«a«t 2S w*ek» paymcntt by Jun* 10th, min Lane, Clement Sommers, Branch Elks Lodge. Th» union hat endorsed Mr, Mitch- CHROME Lester Mackay, Frank Christo- ell and P. Payl Campi, Democratic candidate for county OPAQUE pher, Charles Hoyt, Mrs. Ray- freeholder. Mr. Campi is mayor of Mr. Mitchell's home SHOE RACK mond Nilz and Mrs. William SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS ROOM DARKENING Thomson. borough, Littl* Silver. HOLDS | QA AND LOAN ASSN. WASHABLE y PAIR I »7O Kevin O'Donncll „ JUSKA ELECTED Election Eve TRENTON — Twelve members HOME OFFICE Baptized at OLPH of the Red Bank Catholic High ALUMINUM HIGHLANDS - Kevin James School Forensic League partici- Broadway and Norwood Ave. per annum SHADES EXTENSION O'Donnell was baptized at Our pated in the Southern New Jer- Party Set Long Branch, N. i. paid • SUPPORTED fg EA Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic sey District Student Congress held seml-annually LADDERS Church Oct. 22 with Rev. John last Saturday in the Mercer G. Domln, parish assistant, of- For GOP BRANCH OFFICES: Monmouth Road, Oakhurst, N. J. VINYL T.sifT v County Court .House. 24 Ft. 28 Ff. ficiating. The Infant Is the son Hwy. 35, Middletown Shopping Center, Middletown, N. J. PLASTIC | ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Re- Twenty other schools took part. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Don- South and Main Streets, Holmdel, N. 3. 50 50 publican candidates (or state as- William Juska, a senior at RBCH On your roller fo 34" wide. nell, Huddy Ave. 37 West Front Street, Keyport, N. J. sembly will be guests at the" tr» was elected speaker of the house 31 37 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monahan by the representatives. He was All open 9 A. M. 'tU 4 P. M.; Fridays 9 A. M. 'til 8 P. M. ditional election eve Republican Holmdel of flee open each day 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. of Newark were the godparents. rally Monday at 8 p.m., in Dop-awarded a gavel with an in- A celebration to mark the event plet's Hofbrauhaus. scrlbd sterling silver band. JUMBO 3 HOOK PLASTIC GARMENT BAG 1.79 was held following the ceremony Dominick Caruso, program HAS FULL ZIPPER at the home of the Infant's ma chairman, said the entertainment ternal grandparents, Mr. and will consist of a buffet supper Mrs. Ernest N. Beagles, 54 FOR 2-STORY HOUSES FIRE ESCAPE 15.95 and dancing, ) Grand Ave., Atlantic Highlands. HOLDS UP TO 1000 LBS. Mr. Caruso will be assisted b> Attending were Mrs. Irene Edmond Caputo, club president, O'Donnell, paternal grandmotlv Paul Harrington and Waltei PLASTIC • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY er, Mrs. Letty Mangan, Mr. andWickman. Starting, 2:01 AM, STORE HOURS: a A.M. TO 6 P.M. Mrs. Robert Monahan and chil- Candidate) will include Cliftor STORM WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO » igk dren Robert, Colleen and Latlsha T. Barkalow, Alfred N. Beade "Between Yanko'f & Reussllles" ^§*jR and Joseph Espisto of Newark; ston and Irving Kieth, assembly; WINDOWS 9 , Mr. and Mrs. John Welby and Abram D. Voorhees, freeholder; children, Union Beach, Mr. and Sunday, November 5... Pkg. of 4 . 36"x72" Russell Morgan, mayor; Jo hi jTOWllo had inmy&umg Mrs. Beagles, maternal grand Joslin and Vincent Fox, council; Complete with wmmme parents, Atlantic Highlands, and and Jphn Flitcroft, assessor. Mrs. Charles O'Connor an nails and fram- MM 32 Broad St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bank Tickets may be obtained from Ing pieces. M M daughter, Ellen and Mr. an Mrs. Paul Forrest, George Clay- Jbr Rumson Area Mrs. O'Donnell and their daugl ton, Mrs. Thomas' (Jould, Wilbui ter Kathleen, Highlands. Bishoff, Mrs. Kathryn Supensky, George Rich and committee members. telephones Scouts Set THE P43pOT TALKS... Leaders' Fete; ... EXPERIENCE ANSWERS 4t Asbury ASBURY PARK - Some 1,001 scout leaders and officials am their wives are expected at th A recent advertisement reads: 1961 recognition banquet for Boj Scout leaders to be held in Con vention Hall" here Tuesday, Dec, "Earl Moody speaks for you in Middletown." 1. The theme Is "It's Fun to be Scout." >* 'No Party Bosses control hint—he owes favors to no one." - Arranged has been a program that will include demonstrations in scoutcraft, presentation of ve "Owing allegiance to all the people—not a Yew Political Bosses/' eran service and training awards including the coveted Silver Bea ver decorations for outstanding "Will help end Boss Rule in Middletown." service to boyhood, and general entertainment. Kendall H. Lee. chairman o the activities committee for Mon , THIS IS "PARROTICAL" AND MYTHICAL NONSENSE. mouth Council of Boy Scouts, wil head the group In charge of th From all one and two-party RUmson 1 and SEa Bright 2 telephones, event. you'll be able to dial locally to your friends and neighbors and in THERE ARE NO POLITICAL BOSSES IN MIDDLETOWN-EITHER Assisting him will be Earl Ben- nett, Belmar; Col. Clair Thurston addition DIRECTLY to most NEW JERSEY POINTS, NEW YORK CITY REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRAT. and Lt. Emll Iaconls, Fort Mon- AND VICINITY and many places throughout THE NATION such as... mouth; William F. Mattison, West AHenhurst; Charles H. Maps, Jr., Long Branch, and Rob- Philadelphia and Suburbs Chicago I know this to be factual, having served on the Township Commit- ert O'Brien, Elberon. Boston Detroit tee for the past 12 years. Neither I, nor any of my fellow committeemen, Sunday School Washington, D. C. San Francisco and many other cities have ever been asked to do anything not in the public interest. Every Holds Party action taken by your Township Committee has been its own—none of us LONG BRANCH - A costuift party was held Sunday in thi can pass the buck. We are, and always have been, free to do our own parish hall for the children o! St. James' Episcopal Church Sun- NEW TELEPHONE NUMBERING SYSTEM thinking and free to make our own decisions. If it were otherwise I would day school. Chairman of the af- fair was Mrs. Donald Donaldson GOES INTO EFFECT not be on your governing body. If "Boss Rule" ever enters Middletown of Wanamassa. Committee aide were Mrs. Robert Peterson, Miss Ruth Van Dusen and Mrs. Ed- To make possible Direct Distance Dialing (and to make sure there will politics, I shall fight it with all my ability — whether on the committee ward Getchell, Elberon; Mrs. be enough telephone numbers in the years ahead) you will be using James Nudd, Jr., Eatontown, and the newest of telephone numbering systems— or not. Mrs. Harry Clark. Donald Ging, a fifth grade student and so *> of Mr. and Mrs. Miilon Ging, was ALL-NUMBER CALLING Please affix your new number plate pianist for the grand march and on your telephone on November 6. You know by my deeds—not words—that my chief aim is a stabi- musical chairs'game. Under this system—which will one If you haven't received this ma- Winning prizes for the best cos- day become standard throughout the lized tax rate. During this period of transition from a rural to suburban tumes were Joyce Mitton, Jane nation—numbers like RU 1-9970 and terial please let us know. Simply call Linley, Joseph Sisco, Evelyn Car- SE 2-9970 will become 842-9970. To your Telephone Business Office. community, it is not easy to stabilize our tax rate; but I have confidence ver, Jack Simms, Allison Tay phone locally with this new system lor, Harry Stubbs and Marii simply dial ALL seven digits in (he it can be done. I believe that many agree with me that my broad ex- Cain. Judges were Mr. and Mrs NEW ANC FILM Bryan Syer, Llncroft, and Mis new all-numeral number. perience will help achieve this goal we all so much desire. Sue Midgley. FOR CLUBS AND GROUPS Games were arranged for the PLEASE WATCH YOUR MAIL TV's Ethel and Albert star In' Mr. children o[ the first through the Digit and the Battle of Bubbling If you want reckless spending in municipal government, don't vote third grades. Those in the fourth A new special directory and booklets Brook"—a. light-hearted look into grade and over participated in telling all about how to use your new the "Ghost Walk" arranged by the why's and wherefore's of All- for me. the members of the Young Peo- dial service have been sent to you. Number Calling. To arrange for a Your new number plate will be sent _*• ple's Fellowship. shovyng of this 16-minute film to to you soon. It's a good idea to keep your organization, just call the If you want continued economy and progress, please give me your CONSOLIDATING BELIEF your directory and instructions handy Telephone Business Office. NEW YORK (AP)-"We need to your phones for easy reference. support on November 7, 1961. ** ' to reduce the area of what Is believed and to lay claim upon it," writes William Hnni'ltnn in a new book, "The New Essence J. Crawford Coinplon of Christianity" (Association NEW JERSEY BELL Press). "And we ntcd to learn 'rom anyone, anywhere, who has Paid for by J, Crawford Coinplon Campaign Committee, Belford, N. J. he time and grace to speak about vhat he really knows." BED BANK BEGISTEH liiunday. NOT. 2, \%l-S> fer Plan By Ceean Fined $25 ludin« Mr. Cariock. In other cases. Magistrate Edward W. Wise, Jr., Red Bank Crowell fined Bernhard Sflfle of For Violating ttorney, represented the bor-231 Oxford Ave. and Theodore ugh, Mayor George A. Gray, Pahimbo of 24 Forrest Ave. $3 Prtitnt—For You and BuildingCode nother Red Bank attorney, rep- each for letting their dogs ran ...and available Your* .. . One of the better esented Mrs. Montesano. loose. . MTOWJETOWN — Details of days for work, health and hsr- FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Rose the township') mister plan were mony. Get down to basinets in- Montesano of 33 Second St. Tues- outlined to members of local day pleaded guilty to charges HERE right now!service clubs Tuesday night by stead of dawdling. Results will of altering? her premises with- PUBLIC AUCTION SALE the Pluming Board it • dinner be entirely satisfactory and out a building permit, and was meeting at McGulre's Grove. you'll get recognition for a job finei $25 by Magistrate John V. Members of the Planning Bond well done. Help wQl be avail- Crowe]!. outlined proposals to permit con- REAL ESTATE able if you need it listen to Complainant in the case was stmctlon of apartments In some Thomas W. Carlock, building in- West Grove Methodist Church sections o{ the township, as constructive idem presented to spector. as for new industrial zones. you. Mrs. Montesano also was or- and Parsonage Evan R. Beecher, board chair- dered to obtain a permit for the man, restated the group's posi- work and a certificate of occu- tion that apartments, under strict Past ... On November 3, Future ••• By 1975 more than CORLIES and ATKINS AVENUES 1935, King George II of Greece half the adult population will pancy when it is completed. controls, could be an asset to the —who had been in exile for 12 have sad «t least a high school Magistrate Crowell warned her NEPTUNE (ASBURY PARK, N. J.) township. t yean—was recalled to the education, and almost one-tenth that she is liable to pay a $200 Choicest Business Corner In Monmouth County He conceded that there is op- throne as the result of a plebif of the people will have received fine if she does not adhere to the position to ths proposal, but said cite. a college degree. borough's building code. the board would be remiss if it She made a public apology In MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6th did not at least present the en- The Day Under Your Sign court for any previous statements 13:30 P.M. tire picture to the public. she has made publicly which were lie chairman said the board AMES (Ian Mink 21 h> April It) DMA (W. 13 to Oct. 11). directed at borough officials, in- ~Procee cetd atttlonilrotttlnl . JCeeX p li SOim TtiU should h> a Imrt.-w.rmiiif iij. INSPECTION THURSDAY, NOV. 2d 1:00 » believes apartments, if limited to a * aA baiii. £et othui ui« the laltiitite. BROWNIE STARS FOR STOCK OUTFIT one and two bedroom units, and SCORPIO (Oct. 11 to NOT. II) FRIDAY, NOV. 3d 5:00 P.M. subject to strict design controls TAURUS NEW YORK (AP)/e)K)king of Ultra-modern flash camera in a complete outfit and density factors, would be a shows to tour the summer theater SACtTTAWUS (NOT. 11 «e Dje. II) circuit next summer has already Block 171 Lot #24. 150' Frontage on Corliss Avenue by ISO' Everything you need to take snapshots, indoors or oul! "New valuable asset. GEMINI Dtf if b diti Jt to look" Brownie Super 27 Camera hen sure-grip shape for blur- He said surveys of-other com- been started by producing or frontage on Atkins Avenue. ganizations. free pictures. Open the flash compartment, and Ihe "auto- munities having apartments, show that where strict controls CANCER (Jun» 22 to July 211 Ht!|> nmr t* /ortoramint Iran ui in Among stars set to travel are Highest bidder shall be required to pay, • deposit of shift" shulter is automatically set for flash—close it, and you're Par cloie attention to niur ClUUi. ciptctcd qwtcr. Ba ptneat « utti Sammy Davis, Jr., Howard Keel $5000 (cash or certified check) at time of sale and sign ready for outdoor shots. Built-in flash,. . .fast rV8 lens-... are applied, such projects pro- Th«r lorn out lo b* yiul. Irani. duce a valuable ratable rather UO IJuI- » », Auo 111 AOUAWUS (JM. II «e M). 19) and John Raitt. Davis Is to head usual real estate purchase agreement. Other terms and takes color and black-and-white snaps, plus color slides. a variety show and Raitt is to conditions (if any) wilt be announced at time of sale. than a drain on taxes through tto (Jui/ 2Z to Aug. Ill r>i>. iu.~..'~_v_i i,y mfooE et service requirements. vocalize In "The Pajama Game." AUIOR*1395 UIB^MI ...... < PISCES |hh. M M« A vehicle for Keel Is yet to be Also outlined were the proposed VIRGO (Aug. 21 to Sipf. 12) Eoanrtft lhi effaru of othtn •round By Order of: QUARTERLY CONKRENCE aid new industrial rones in the River Don't let your aOrasSum for ftftlag jroa Gin thm. confidence ia them selected. CONGREGATION of WEST GROW Plaza-Oak Hill area and the thtan dcu mike 70a cuclcu. who. e tCtl.tMdBMtnirlm.Ine. METHODIST CHURCH Chapel Hill area. Until the Civil War, peanut growing and eating in the United Several questioned if tt Is ad- B. G. Coats, Auctioneer. Phone: KElIogg'l-J+Sl visable to restrict industry to de- housing developments, built dur- is, Holmdel-Everret K1 w a n 1 s. States was confined to a small veloping only 20 per cent of a ing the past year. Junior Chamber of Commerce, area of eastern Virginia. given tract. Representatives from the Lions and Chamber of Commerce at- Board members said this per- Club, Rotary, Middietown Kiwan- tended tha affair. centage of development would insure proper buffer strips and everything for the camera fan would not have an adverse effect Bank Robbery Suspect on industry moving into the town- 15 WALLACE ST. RED BANK ship. • (Just Around tha Corner From Broad St.) Board members noted that sev- Nabbed in Third Try eral areas- had to be reduced be- New flatterer cause of the proximity of new RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP (AP) bank, state police «jd yesterday —A,Florida man, captured after Captured Tuesday after being In skirts, the/^ a $5,188 bank robbery, has ad- spotted by Col. Joseph D. Rutter, mitted the crime along with twe superintendent of state police, was I previous stickups of the tame Harold Ray Olsson, 32, of 841 A-ihape,/^oocl on * Northwest 67th Ave., Plantation, •Fort Lauderdale, Fla. everybody, interpreted HEALTH CAPSULES Police said the robber had ex- byMltliaelA.Pettf,MJ)._ changed shots with a guard. at here in a one-piece A BUSINESS MAN IS SPINACH A GOOP the bank as he fled. The guard's 60URCE OF IRON * bullets shattered the rear window dress of muted plaid of the getaway car. The bank, which had lost more wool. Neckline is than $32,COO in the three holdups FORA this year, is the Randolph Town- collarless, skirt flares ship Branch of the National Un- ion Bank of Dover. Rutter said Olsson admitted straight from the hips yesterday's stlckup plus a $20,300 BUSINESS LIKE robbery on June 29 and a $7,230 in umbrella panels robbery Sept. 19. for easy fullness, Perth Amboy no bulk. *•« Man Charged ADMINISTRATION Ma ALTHOUGH SPINACH Moss green and brown HAS PLENTY OF IRON, If NEW YORK (AP) - A taxi- 13 NOT PRESENT IN A cab driver and a jeweler pleaded FORM THAT IS EASILY innocent Tuesday In Federal plaid with thin line red 'A0SORBEP BY THE BOPVC Court to charges of conspiring to BETTER SOURCES OF IRON transport from New York to New overplaid, sashed in ARE MEATS, EGGS, ANP Jersey more than $50,000 worth of WHOLE GRAIN CEREALS. Jewelry allegedly stolen bv the blackkidskh. HwMi Ctpubi fra *»W WomuHon. driver from the luggage of pas .Kbits! btonM to btslxfagmticnatuni. sengers whom he picked up at 39.98. piers and airports. TAKING THE WATER TRAIL Judge Thomas F. Murphv PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-Every scheduled Nov. 14 for setting a month, large numbers of house trial date for the pair, Peter B. trailers and cargo vans float Nicas, 45, tha Jeweler, of Perth down the Columbia River into Amboy, N. J., with offices at 171 the Pacific Ocean <— and It West 47th St., and Anthony Sol- '•

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SBOAD AND FRONT STRUTS ID BANK, N.J. • SH M100 Kd flank Kegbter WAT NBCTiTSP IS A MAW I ul^\'il^"'t.' ''$ H.J. 8W» HUmy ft, MUnm E«t>bU«bed 1878 by John a Coot and tfanry City THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher A lesson in IAMBS J. HOGAN. (Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. G«MI*I Manager The cold rain slanted through the night and walked W. HARRY PENN1NGTON. Producllon Manager noisily across the po^h windows. Rdcky barked. Tha Member ol the Associated Press , • . bell rang. I left a book open on a chair and switched ru A«MUtM Pr«u la «aim«t HCIUIIVO? o u» iv of an? arror Which may occur : The man was young and slender. Thla mnipiiptr uiuitat no nipMiibintiM for •uteratnli or opinion! is Uttari tron «« rtarltri. He had two arms cupped with pack- iubicrlBBon Prteta Is Mvanea Oht nv us oo •is momai M.00 ages. "Meester Bishop," he said. It was ijn emr u oouniar. i tun* •mill cop; hy nstl, 9 e not a question. His suit jacket was THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1961 soaked. He wore no topcoat. "Davila," hev said. "Miguel Davila." The fate beamed. A gold tooth flashed in the Polls and Politics smile, BISHOP "Yes?" I said. He hid his disap- Impartial polls are being tossed State Democrats have gone in a pointment He fumbled for the proper word. "Tampico," out the window in New Jersey. bit more for polling. What they cal he said. The smile began to die. "Come in," I said. The " Now the Democrats are taking their private poll shows, they say, wind slammed the door behind him. He walked into the their own. polls. And so are the Hughes has between 50 and 51 per dining room hesitantly, trying to revive the smile. He Republicans. cent of the vote. Republican prognos- realized now that I did hot know him and I was shoe- ing irritation. , And guess.what? ticators s?ay Mitchell will win with The Republican poll shows that 100,000 votes to spare. He had trouble with words which T might under- stand. I asked him to sit "Now ., "I said. He ap- James JP. Mitchell will be New Jer- Come Election Day and all the peared to be bewildered. "Meester Bishop," he1 said polls can be set aside. New Jersey's sey's next governor. And the Demo- again, and pulled out a card on which was written cratic poll shows that Richard J. voters will say who the next gov- 610 W. 152nd Street, Apt. 22, New York 31, N. Y. It Hughes will be New Jersey's next ernor will be—and by what victory meant nothing to me. I returned it. . governor. margin. "Tampico," he said. I repeated the word, Sffwhat? Tampico is Mexico. This man must be a Mexican. Ha National Catholic Youth Week struggled to make himself understood. The precise words required time. "Estados Unidos," he said. Then This is National Catholic Youth In these dangerous times, our These Paysi he pointed to his chest with what appeared to be pride. "Me," he said. , '•, , Week. country's motto, "In God We Trust,' LETTERS Suddenly, out of what recesses of memory I know takes on ever-important meaning FOR HUGHES It is a time when youth-unity- Reorganizing State Department not, I understood him and his story. Miguel Davila had This is a vital part of National Cath- Long Branch, N. J truth are stressed by the National To the Editor: written me over a year ago. It was a letter from a olic Youth Week. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY In the period of my service as stranger. He said something about working as a tailor Council of Catholic Youth. In Morb The future belongs to our youth Circular No. 27 of the State Department indicates mayor ol the City of Long for his mother and father. There were many sisters- Branch, Republican, though mouth County, local units are em- They will have the important task that a reorganization of that department is taking place am, it was evident in my dealing all older than he. He was—what did he say?—28. phasizing ,,the importance of the of correcting the mistakes made by and that unnecessary positions are,being abolished, with the Democratic administra- The letter—what did the letter say? It said he tion led by Governor Meyner, no wanted to come to the United States. He had become week. past generations. which is all to the good if it is done properly and in such thing as partisanship arose the interest of efficiency and competence. If jobs are to impede or impair the close re- acquainted with me through columns translated into shifted from State to the CIA without lationship of the state with my Spanish and published in Tampico. He could make Rector to Retire city. Through this relationship, il removing personnel, there is no actual became possible to better under- mucho dinero in America if I would help him. A touch. stand the effectiveness of im- I threw the letter away. Members of All Saints Memorial and fire company activities, Rev. Mr. economy. As a matter of fact, the CIA requires simultaneous reorganization partiality for which Democrats Weeks later, another arrived. If I helped him, he Episcopal Church, Navesink, as well Johnson has served his community. seem famous. We could get things with a view to eliminating from it doc- done. would not be a burden to me. He promised. He would as other area residents, were sad- In addition, for many years he was trinaire personalities who use govern- Today, we are confronted with get work and send many money to his mother. I wrote dened to learn this week that Rev. the Episcopal chaplain at Marlboro the election of a successor to a crisp note that there was nothing I could do, because ment positions to pursue private causes. Governor Meyner. My party loy- Charles P. Johnson will retire in State Hospital. Whether they are Left or Right Wng, alty could normally, csrry over I didn't know the rules for admission of an alien. Senor into sponsorship of the Republi- Davila was patient with me. ' February. We are sorry to learn that Rev. clerks should not be making policy can candidate; but, nowhere have I would have to fill out a form. He had gone to Rev. Mr. Johnson, All Saints Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will. move SOKOLSKY which the top men accept as their own. I seen evidence revealing hi, the U.S. Consulate and asked. I would have to be re- eventually to Norwich, Conn. They The State Department has outgrown its usefulness ability to further the progressive rector, came to Navesink in 1930. management of the state fur- sponsible for him for six months. I needed this like I Since then, he has been extremely are great assets to our area. We wish and has become a very confused organization in which nished in the last decade. The needed one more unemployed relative. I should have policy is manipulated by Deskmen without regard to whole negative atmosphere of the active in civic, as well as church, Rev. Mr. Johnson well in his retire- Republican propaganda cheapens thrown the letter away. I didn't. It was put aside, next national responsibility. Then the top echelons cover up the party. Either we have an af- activities. In library, civil defense ment. 1 to the typewriter. Every morning the note stared at me. the errors of the lower statf men so thaUpublic criti firmative program, or we mui In time I wrote to the U.S. Consulate in Tampico, • cism will not become too noisy and excited. As some admit,our own failings. Our lead- ers refuse to admit our failings, Mexico. I asked them to inquire about one Sehor Miguel Your Money's Worth: put it, the men on the Fifth Floor do not know what instead they rely on names, slo- Davila and to find out what kind of young man he was. those on the Fourth Floor are doing. gans, images, myths, but refuse to back men with spunk and feack-I hoped he would turn out to be a juvenile delinquent. Autos, Big Item in Common Market No country can afford such confusion and the bone to drive home, in open chat That would make it easy to forget him. Cuban fiasco brought State Department and CIA inef- lenge, what a party represents. The officials wrote back that he was a young man By SYLVIA PORTER ficiency to a crisis. The public has not forgotten the Party aside, Judge Hughes of- fers demonstrated capacity for of character who supported his parents. He earned $18 PARIS — Packed into the huge, the smallest of our compact ap- And towering above all is the Cuban fiasco and is not likely to. It will continue to leadership, I like him, his ap- a week. I wrote back that I would be responsible for glass-domed Grand Palais were pear right in most of Europe. Our gigantic new fact of the Common plague the Kennedy Administration. Covering up to proach, his background, his forth- him. The forms were filled out and then, last Spring, the latest models of all major larger cars actually are a haz- Market, which is on its way to protect those in State and CIA who are responsible for rightness, his understanding, and automakers In the world, and ard on the old, narrow, bicycle- becoming the most 'powerful eco- his logical adaptability to prob- I wiped Miguel Davila out of my mind. Now he was there also were we, with our crowded roads of the continent. nomic community on the glqbe. the Cuban fiasco is an administrative and political lems as they arise. sitting before me. new U. S.-made In operating costs, we're out of The automakers in the insider error. Apparently the current reorganization *of the Mr. Mitchell offers nothing bui I looked at my wife. She looked at me. I thought: luxury, Jtand- the running With gas costing Jl nations are now on a merger State Department has something to do with the errors platitudes, shadow, no substance, art and com- gallon in France, our fuel-eat- spree, are strengthening them- and he backs away from every Now he's going to move in. He wasn't The young man pact cars. This ing autos are luxuries most Euro- selves by diversifying, are cross made by Deskmen, although opponents of the Admin opportunity to prove me wrong. was smiling again. I kept pointing at him anil saying: was the auto peans wouldn't want, even if they ing borders to set up plants, dis- istration insist that the reason for the changes is politi It is not easy to leave your po- "Si! Si!" He knew that I understood. Senor Davila stood exposition in could afford them. tribute, sell. The member coun cal. They maintain that the purpose is to make room for jUical associations, but, in the Paris, which; Dangerous Fantasy tries are in an unprecedented language of Abraham Lincoln: and began to open his packages. attracts morel I* planning for the future with boom, are expanding at a rate new political appointees, which would not be unusual "I am not bound to win, but I am There were two bottles of tequila and a bottle of visitors to this the made-in-U.S, product, we ap- which dwarfs ours, are in-the in our government. bound to be true; I am not bound process of admitting Britain and reddish liquid called Salsa Sangrita de la Vinda. I said French city pear to have the notion thai we're to succeed, but I am bound to live each year than ahead, a dangerous fantasy in- others. Faulty Administration? up to what light I have. I must thank you. Muchos gracias. He opened another package. POR1EK any o t h e r deed. U.S. Must Wake up If that is correct, it is faulty administration, but a stand with anybody that stands It was a huge, colorful serape. For me. A third package Because Europe is prospering event. There's no.point in going over reorganization of the State Department can be very right; stand with him while he is had a hand-tooled wallet. A fourth held a big statute of To us, however, it turned out the old ground—that we helped so. she's. buying more over-all right and. part with him when he to be much more than a great rebuild these factories "with our from us, and thus the challenge useful at the present time. Another criticism of the goes wrong." the Sacred Heart. At this point, I said no, It was too still is under the surface. But auto show. It was a preview of bil|ions in gifu mi |oans and Wc State Department is that its budgetary difficulties arise •I feel Mr. Hughes is standing much. He was poor. He had to have a job. He laughed, thr auto show dramatized what the chilling trade problems we're helped make them competitive from the costly trips to Africa by Soapy Williams and right, f believe Mr. Mitchell in for the first time. "For you," he said, pointing. "For facing in a Europe which, is rap with our know-how. The big point competitive industries behind the failing to meet the challenge o idly uniting and prospering today is that the factories are common tariff wall can mean to the various trips by Governor Harriman, Adlai Steven- the times, in response to the neg-ninos, Senora." What could I do? I began to feel small- mightly behind a wall of tariffs built and they're as up-to-date American sales and jobs. son, Vice President Johnson and others who traipse ative thinking that takes pre- er and smaller. , We simply must wake up in •gainst outsiders. Even though, with pushbuttons and as auto- about the Earth. cedence within our party ranks, When had he arrived in New York? Yesterday. admittedly. made-in-U. S. autos mated as any we have. The fact time, overhaul our trade policies, stands wrong; and in this spirit, are extraordinarily vulnerable to adjust our attitudes. Our busi-j is that the Europeans have Some of trips sucn as vice President John F must take leave of my party. Only yesterday? Yes, he felt he should hurry to me to competition abroad, I deeply wish learned our know-how,, are in nessmen, union loaders, con In this spirit I shall support tell me that his whole family prays for me. gressmen must begin to ligure son s, have been of great value to this country. Those of every industrialist, union leaderiturn pioneering and innovating, Hughes and ask my friends to and lawmaker in our countryj out now what we're going to di Soapy Williams have not been productive of any par- join me in doing so. It was late and rainy and his coat was thin. I asked could have seen this exposition to push down that wall and how ticular value in Africa. The regional conferences of Respectfully yours, would he like to stay. No, he would not. He had a hard too — for after the experience. we're going to meet the compe Alexander Vineburg, O.D, time with the word "bus" but he finally got it and said none could have an illusion left tition. Chester Bowles have thus far been fruitless. There is about how rough a fiRht we're a lot of motion in the State Department but motion' of APPRECIATION he must get back to his room in New York. into for overseas markets. W &/\P FOR A itself is no evidence of performance. On the other hand, Monmouth Medical Center, He must find work. I tried to give him some mon- In price of our U.S.-made cars, Long Branch, N. J. ey. He said no. Senor Davila frowned. He did not like we're so outclassed, its amazing KNOW YOUR precisely how would the critics of the Department PARAKEET THAT'* To the Editor: this. My wife came out of the bedroom. She gave him we haven't lost more of the world WLW Y NNOHT N GOVERNMENT reorganize it so that it can be a more effective agency On behalf of the Board of Gov- market than we have-and our of government? rnnrs and all those associated some folded bills. "The law," she said. "You must take share already has slumped from BUT A LOT OF Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers with our institution, I want to Association, 14.1 E. State St.. The job of the State Department is not to make this. Otherwise, policia send you back to Tampico." 4 per cent in 1949 to 4S per rent TALK- Trenton 8. N. J, thank you for the very fine edi He didn't believe it. He took it reluctantly. And he went now, while West Europe's slice war. Its task is to get along as well as it can with other lorial that you had in your paper out into the rain thanking us. has jumped from 13 to 36 per; New Jersey state, county am nations, friends and foes. Its personnel must be trained recently. cent, municipal debt has more thai It is only through such expres- It is I who thank him for teaching me a new word: Cars for $1,009 to seek peace and agreements, not to stir up trouble doubled in a past decade. sions of co-operation that organ- gratitude ... European makers are offering 7-hec'on"b'ineri'debtorstategov-iand disagreement. Other departments of government izations such as ours are able to umall ears for {1,000 and under, emment. the 2\ county govem-!may be engaged in espionage as in propaganda, but carry forth and do the work •re offering quit p adequate menls, 567 municipalities and 575 which we believe we are doing "If You Can Keep Your Head When All About models for a few hundred del-. school districts al the close of State must move in a mannerly and friendly fashion. I am, with kind personal re You Are Losing Theirs . . ." lars morr, In contrast, our high] year's business totaled $1.- Its men must maintain friendly personal relations with Sards production costs, plus transpor-' .196,600,000—ninre thnn one and men of other countries, even enemies, and there must Most sincerely yours, tation. plus tariffs, plus national one-quarter billion dollars—com- Monroe Eisner, President sales taxes boost the price of our pared'with $(il>fl million in In- always be a readiness to get down and talk. ear* to several thousands. What's dent erinoss in lf)50 President's Responsibility FOP. MITCHELL more, it's Rning to got wnrse as Thr figures, compiled by the 12!) Smith St., the notions united in the Common New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- It is the President's function to decide on policy! Newark, N. J. Market eliminate the tariff wallsj tion in connection with Its study Tn Edilor for insideesf maintain them and to instruct State as to what it should do. The: , '.^ , A of "Spending and Taxes" in the I hope you can find space to against outsiders. Right now. tlir stale, show that local government President, not Adlai Stevenson, must be responsible for Common Market tariffs lack 27- print what I have written below d rose from $584 million in national policy and national conduct. If, however, the on Mr. .Mines r». Mitchell and his 29 per cent onto the price of our 1950 to $1,224 million on Dec. 31. ears, the British rate tacks on .10 President chooses to accept Adlai Stevenson's advice, feelings about people of my r«ce. During the perioa county per cent-big time money on a as Woodrow Wilson accepted Colonel House's advice, lames P. Mitchell is a bona- debt climbed from $97 million to product as expensive as an auto. fide and true friend of the Ne- million; school debt from that is the President's responsibility and it is up to peo- In size. We're continuing to of- groes. I am president of Grey-, $172 million lo $7lil million and fer cars so otitsiwd that one ple to determine whether his judgment is correct or stone Park Local 12)5 of th« municipal drbl dropped slightly might suspect U. S. automakers American Federation of S(at«, from $315 million in lflSO to $312 false. In a word, the President may seek and accept Just don't care nlmut fighting. County and Municipal Employee*, million hist yonr. - advice where he chooses, but the responsibility for I'm writing here about the API.-CIO, «nd we all know th« mse what happens is his, not his advisers. For instance, if nushlnR-arnund that member1 of fnade-in-U. S. produrl. nnl the! jfrnm JTfi million in, 1950 In $17#i--i 2 models produced by ovnrseasl Adlai Stevenson was wrong about Cuba, as he mv race have taken under the (million im Inly 2, Iml. tile rlosr Meyner administration, We had subsidiaries of our auto giants. of ihp •.tale's fiscal'year. New These overseas products are com- doubtedly was, it is the President who is responsible an opportunity to speak with Mr. voters face two stale bond petitive, but they don't employ for accepting his advice, just as he is responsible for Mitchell and we are extremely issue proposals totaling 100 mil- workers within the U.S..give pay- rtleased with thr Ideas h> has to lion fit the Novemher general the errors Chester Bowles has made in the Two China check! within nur borders Only •limlnate discrimination once and Meet ion. Policy. . (See LETTERS, fg. 7) ,. fi BE1X, BE LOUD RED BANK REGISTER HEW^fOBJC CAP) - Ouna MGte believes in lot* of IWwky, Nov. 2, 1961—7 (Continued) "I have u obsession about for all and not through "token- Guess Who . . . filling the theater;," declares the ism." •tar of "Blood, Sweat and Stanley When Mr. Mitchell was asked Most popular toys... all typts, for aD CKMW Poole," ^ an obviously planted question "Itiws nothing tQ do "with hav- some high school senior recentli .'.... You'll set them advertised on TV and ing all the seats filled. I'm a he very properly got angry at tti on display at Newberry's. great believer in using plenty ot inferences that he was ant! volume. At least they'll damn Negro. The Interracial Commil well hear what I say." tee Against Discrimination which I am a member has vestigated numerous situations discrimination which have nu FAMOUS wild la the Meyner adminisfrt Trade-in tion. We are so convinced tha Mr. Mitchell will help all of that we have unanimously dorsed his candidacy, which TOY SALE not something dose lightly. , Your Old It Is my fervent hope that al Jerseyites, regardless of race color or religion.l will vote has been waiting Mitchell. New Jersey needs him BIG 28 WALKING DOLL Furniture badly. longest. Leon Wilcox. Take her hand and she walks with , As You Would you! Over 2 feet tall and fully FOR MOODY jointed. She has flirty moving eyes, An Old Car 12 Tiltoa PL, realistic rooted hair, a huggable life* Fairview, vinyl body. Take her home now at' To the Editor: this big 2.54 savings! ThM% an appeal by a regii tered Republican to Middletown' Republicans and Independents (Write to George, c/o this news- REGULARLY 6.98 ALAN'S support Mr. Earl Moody for town paper. Never mind why. Just do ship committee for these reasons: it.) My observation that Mr.-Mood; is capable and a person of Dear Georges tegrity; my conviction that I like a girl named Sandy and, two-party form of government boy! is she a beaut! necessary to obtain a system L.J.S. checks and balances and to Dear L. J. S.: sure the proper representation c Well, it's going to be another Furniture the views and problems of one of those days, I can see that. citizens in the township, and m; Why can't I get any significant, desire to have implemented pressing problems like the other Since 1924 fresh approach to the tremendoi advice columnists? Where did I problems faced by Middietown ake the wrong turn? Where have the areas of drainage, personnel I erred? CA 9-0350 services, recreation, operating el Oh, it's not easy, I'll tell you. ficiency, schools, taxes, sewers Day after day, reading the other TAKI ADVANTAGE Ol police, conflicts of interest, lor advice columnists. They get such 14V2" ELECTRIC ing, industrial development, etc nice, soggy problems; woes you f All SAVINOf I : SPINNING WHEEL Discover* as have thou- Thank you very much. can get your • teeth into. Bank- FOOD CENTER ETCH A SKETCH sands of New Jersey fam- Very truly yours, ruptcy. Heartbreak. Infidelity. Hi REALLY KNITS WITH THE KNOBS ilies, how you can save J. Frans Veling. fidelity. Fidelity. Inlaws. Out- laws. Drunkenness. Blatant sobri- rnoney by trading-in your 6.88 CONGRATULATIONS ty. Husbands whose wives have ojd f u r n i t u r e as you run away with the marriage ] 4.44 2.67 Newark, N. J. Mfri. list 9.95 would an old car. Deduct counselor! Psychiatrists whose ' Mitt. listjT.98 Mrs. I/if 3.9B To the Editor: couches won't convert Blends drinks, mixes cake this allowance from the 3 Little girls jpin and loop, Itijs a pleasure to congratulal What do I get? I'll tell you batter, makes ice cream. | pull-out comes the braid. Fascinating fun for tha price tags on the new you and your staff for the man; what I get! "I like a girl named Automatic timer. Operates I Makes hats, bags, coasters, whole family. Draw, design, furniture you wont , . . honors you reaped at the Nei Sandy and, boy! is she a beaut!" on "D" coll batteries (not s tags Includes weol, 3 spin , wnto just by manipulating included). heads, 2 needles. j the knobs Shake to eraie. prices that already carry Jersey Press Association's 40t! Look, L.J.S., let me tell you Annual Better Newspaper Insti this: That is not a problem. I discount savings up to tute recently. repeat: That Is not a problem! 40%! I can imagine how elated you Now quit sitting around mooning are about these honors and I'm and go out and get In some kind sure you will win many mor of a jam, o.k.? I don't even think 25-INCH HEAVY STEEL • Bciiett •Buic-Wili «Lana Good sailing! you're trying. AUTHENTIC JOHNNY REB • BreyhHI Lenolr Heuia Sincerely, HAULER AND VAN TRAILER Dear George: CIVIL WAR CANNON SET • RomMur • Slmmoni • Scaly Hans J. Rathje, • Eitglandcr • Kroahlir Public Relations Bamberger'i Could you tell me the birth- place of Calvin Coolidge? . 4.44 Student 3*99 Dear Student: Made for Newberrys by famous Marx. lithographed ALAN'S Everett Wild horses couldn't drag it out #•3/ »£ of me. heavy steel. Cab is detachable. Huge van has double Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brink an Cannon boomt a cannonball up bade doon for loading. 2514" long overall. Furniture Showrooms sons, James and David, Sunnj Dear George: to 35 feel! Set comei with 6 1 SUEDE FLANNEL Lighting Fixtures • Electric Heaters • Kitchen Hoods : cmd Fans • Table, Floor and Pole Lamps Fund Drive SPECIAL SALE PRICES ... • Door Chimes • Electric Equipment ^ At Matawan U TO 19-SHADES 3**-1-°°'!l MATAWAN-The annual fund IN WASHABLE RAYON li drive for the Matawan 8-15 Base- THE BEST ball League will be conducted next week, Monday through Sat- OF TWO urday, Robert Shafto, league 26 n which the 8-12 Division plays, Choice of varieties on bark to- ill operating funds must be raised tem poles... in gold-toned 5', >y the league, it was pointed out. plastic pots. Next week's drive will be under the direction of the ways and Lacquered finish hardwood with means committee, headed by non-rust hooks. Fred Formon. The following area chairmen have been named: Kln« rlbbml en&mrltid fidM Mrs. Florence Jackson, Mrs. TK» «(-CMt bracket cnmplfH- ' «!•« •«" "*"*> Illumination. Rose Thomas, Mrs. Leonard \y wMtMrproor. JCJttndi B" Id"! I" "n«» location!. Pol- ;tokes, Charles Mandeville, Rob- Hnith; tW "I*"1. '•"" blMlt '"'""' chr<"""-s*" *'••• >«ln- ert Smith, Mrs. Douglas Marvel, |t*I MM, Ot)«S H.M, Ollun *V- 1W. »«. PU»S «•«». Homer Leontlne, John Fcnclk, r< 1M frotn MS. °"" '""" - Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Joseph (To bt Htt. to D. »ur*. cnniult T°"< «l«trletl contnclor) jluck, Charles Edwards, Nicholas J.J. NEWBERRY DOWNTOWN RED BANK Avail Vowwll al Ov Inwl llfbtlni *nt llwllnc CMmllallM Kmko Jrady, Joseph Barnett, Mrs. Fred Aoulti ol llonart JUinwa'a Hf Hwy. JJ, Middletawn; iin. n*iij M. R«I. »S.M OS MUI "ormon, Hugh McGuire, Edward OPEN WED. NITE 'TIL 9:00 P.M.-FRIDAY NITE TIL 9:30 P.M. : >la$c, Mrs. Charles Dougherty. 2, 1961 BED BANK REGISTER caw I'a taking mm it ft* Piectdffif. house sf» towd." Attenfieg #ere W Roy, who collect, dim* and Twenty Club Andrews, Mrs. Job* ff, quarters from tourists attracted Mrs. Stephen H. FeJUr, Mrs. Ocean Born Mary to the nine-room home on a talk £ 'Mollx Prances Gannon, Mrs. OknM J, ly, hilltop, expressed disappoint- of Martin, Mrs. Roy Maxaon, Mrs. ment that a medium from East HIGHLANDS — Members he Twenty Club held their an- Charles Quait and Mrs, Clifton Weymouth, Mass., wasn't able to G. Wells. Doesn't Return visit him on Halloween night. nul fall bus trip and theater HENNIKER, N. H. (AP) - Georgian mansion more than 41 tarty hut week. They attended Guests were Mrs. Richard Ter- Halloween has come and gone, years. Ideal Time i matinee performance of ''The hune, Highlands, and Mm, Paul "It would have been an Ideal "But I don't mind," Roy sail Jnalnkable Molly Brown." Barnett, New York Ciiy.-: Mrs. but It the ghost of Ocean Born time (or the medium to contact Tuesday night at he tat besidi The group had lunch at Jade Gannon will entertain the. group Mary returned to her haunted Mary," he said, "and I might a woodburning stove in the ligh Semsey's and dinner at the at her home, 67 Washington Ave., house nobody taw her. have been able to paint a por- of a kerosene lantern and assure icandia Restaurant In the Hotel next Tuesday. trait of Mary from the medium'! reporters and other visitors: Not even Louis Maurice Au- description.1' guste Roy. the 79-year-old photog- "She'i here with, me all thi To reporters and a group of 'blue coal', please! 'blue coal', pleaie! rapher who has. lived in the old time, She takes care of me bestudents from nearby New Eng- land colleges, Roy retold the legend of Ocean Born Mary. She was born on the ocean In BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY 1720 to the wife of a sea captain. The ship was boarded by a pi (EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE) rate crew off Boston. The captain's wife hid In a cab- in below decks with her baby cud- UNRIVALED POPULARITY ROUND TRIPS dled in her arms. The pirate Smart home owners TWENTY DAILY chief found her and offered to 7 spare the ship and all its occu- NEW SHOP OPENS — "Young Suburban" it the name of Fair Haven't newest shop. everywhere ask for pants if the captain's wife prom- Located on River Rd. next to Doelger's Antiques, the business Is owned by Mrs. John Buy 10 Trip Books and Save ised to name the baby as he Bell, left, and Mrs. Howard Isherwood. With them at yesterday's opening art Mayor Far Schedule and Rat* Call SHadyslde l>0288 wished. The captain's wife, who appar- Milton Kosene, left, end Frank Perry, president of Fair Haven's Chamber of Com- ently had little choice in the mat- merce. uegcoa ter, agreed. The story has it that because America's finest HOLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE a tear trickled down the pirate's haunted, says he has never seen face as he whispered "name her her "because I'm not psychic." Anthracite heats faster, FOR GROUPS Mary, after my own dear moth- , Some residents of this rural KNOX HATS goes farther, lasts longer er." 'area claim, however, to have and saves money too! Offer the Best in Comfort and Experience Irish Beauty seen Mary—a tall woman In from 11.95 Mary grew up to become a white, driving down the rogd In PHONE PRospect 4-2727 Prov* It to yourtelf... Call w tedeyl striking Irish beauty, 6 feet tall an open coach. with red hair and green eyes. Many years later when Ocean BILLIONS GIVEN FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Asbury Park - New Yoifc Transit Corp, Born Mary became a widow, the ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - MEN'S 19 WEST FRONT ST. RED IANK pirate captain Invited her to keep Americans give more than J17 AFPAML 401 LAKE AVENUE, ASIURY PARK house for him here, and Mary billion annually to churches, Telephone SH 7-0552 lived in the house until she died charity and needy Individuals, the SH »-O4M —UNDER HOLLO MANAGEMENT— ai the age of 94. University of Michigan Survey 10 BROAD »T. RID BANK QUALITY. SERVICE • RELIQUILIKV Roy, who insists tile house I Research Center estimate!.

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Poy. the in 95 SMALL WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS ARRANGED Y«w account In «iy tfor« in New Jeney It good of any Liftman1. Stow. RED BANK REGISTER Lincroft Nor. ?, tnd Mrs. George and daughters Diane and Sharon Gretnbelt, MA, are viiiUni MM. and son Teddy of Covtagton, Pa., Schlels' parents, Mr. and Mrs. were week-end guests of Mr. and Lowell Willi» of Mtrltt Farm, Mrs. .Lawrence Mahoney of New- for a few days. man Springs Rd. The Ladles' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a The annual fall dance of ths meeting Thursday, Nov. 9, at 8 First Aid Squad will be held Sat- p.m. at the church hall. Mr. and urday, Nov. 11, in Sea Girt Inn Mrs. Leon Rosen of Everett Rd. from 8:30 p.m. to 1:45 a.m. Vawill l speak. Their topic will be Ernie's orchestra will provide the "What You Should Know About music Reservations can be mads Wills and Legal Rights." Host- by contacting Mrs. Herbert Le- esses will be Mrs. Anton Kurt, or the chairman, E. Douglas Mrf. John Mtuser and Mrs| Brandt. Ralph Layton. Linda, Cindy and Peggy Chris Pellingrinelli of Regal NOVEMBER 1961 Brandt, daughters of Mr. and PI. is spending several days Irf Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt of Mar- Boston, Mass,, on business. BIRTHSTONB TOPAZ FLOWER: CHRYSANTHEMUM lu Farm, visited the Brooklyn Zoo Sunday. Alfred Smith of Bel- ISt DESCENDANTS ford accompanied the girls. WOODBURY, Tenn. (AP) - MONEY DAY*—NOVEMBER 10 Saving out of salary Mrs. Nora Mayo, 85, of Wood- Veteran's Day—NOVEMBER 11 Builds a future worry-free. A special congregational meet* bury died Tuesday, leaving 159) ing was held Sunday at Lincroft lineal descendants — 11 children, Thanksgiving—NOVEMBER 23 Thankful you will truly bo Presbyterian Church following 5g. godchildren, 75 great-grand- For income with security! the church service, ine newch|Wren Mdl5great-great-grand- budget for the year was Pf* children. sented and adopted. This is al- so the start of the Every Mem' *SAVE BY NOV. 10 TO EARN FROM NOV. 1 ber canvass. Richard Weise, or- ganist and choir director who has served the church for the past year, was presented a gift. He and Mrs. Weise have sold their home in Middletown and are PER YEAR PER YEAR moving to.Toms River. William Cook of Red Bank will serve, as organist for a limited time. • RED BANK SAVINGS Mothers of Boy Scout Troop and LOAN ASSOCIATION 110 will hold a baked goods sale CHART!RIO Xttt , at the fire house Tuesday, elec- "She Door tion day, starting at 9 a.m. Mrs. to Security Rotland Mangel is chairman. 10 BROAD ST. RED BANK NEW JERSEY Insured Savings Accounts Russell W. Morgan Vincent H. Fox John Joslln Dean and Dawn Willis, children Money Ordari Horns Mortgage Loans of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Willis of 26 Shrewsbury Ave. Travelers Cheques Home Improvement Loans Marlu Farm, spent the week-end Gift Drafts In All. Highlands Save-by-Mail Christmas Clubs at Dudley, Mass., and visited Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson. TW. SH 7-0103 Htnbti to&tnl Gavlnri ina U»n IniurUM Oor> • Ilimtxr rtdwtl Horn* Lou luk amua Mtnatar Niw JjrMj Stvuil u4 Lou Lnfiu Forum Is Set Far Candidates PFC and Mrs. Robert Schleli of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - bert A. Frlmpter elected to coun- The GOP candidates have beer Democratic and Republican can- cil. hammering away at what the) didates tor Mayor and Borough The Democrats hope they can term "the empty campaign prom' Council will square off at each keep control by having Dr. Melse»" of the Democrats. Thej other tonight at a public forum Tague re-elected to the chief ex- charge that the present admini In the high school auditorium ecutive post and Dalton Carhart tration has been wasteful in th( starting at 8 o'clock. and Charles W. Lescher elected to handling of the financial opera The forum is the result of a council. tions of the harbor. Challenge issued to the GOP can- The two men who started the The candidates also charge thai didates by the Democratic slate. Democratic steamroller moving their opponents have made, bui The GOP accepted and, after in 1958 have their terms ending failed to keep numerous cam considerable discussion, both this year, and neither is seeking palgn promises. groups agreed to have Herbert re-election. The Democrats on the other Mynert act as moderator. Mr. Connell is seeking one ofhand, charge that election of the Hanging on the outcome of thethe three state assembly posts. opponents would be a return ti voting Tuesday will be the politi- Mr. Tracy Is not seeking any, of- what they call the do nothinj cal control of the governing body. Ice. GOP administration that they un seated. NYLON CARPET SALE! Broke Reign Comeback Hopes The candidates argue that The Democrats are hoping to The Republicans are hoping through the management of har- keep control of the governing that this is their year to regain bor revenues by the Democratic body. control. 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FREE PARKING ADJOINING STORE •t Yotrtfa Dkt, An«the, KED BANK SHJKTBI ThunAty, Nov. 2, 1961—11 Hart in Brielle Crub GINGER BR1ELLE (AP) - Vrto Petrl telU, U, of 604 15th St., Unlc MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Ph. U 2-2150 City, was fatally injured Tin CURTAINS day when i car in which he wa OHM DAIIY • InttWftfai riding skidded on Rt. 35, crossed the center island and the two 10 A.M. It »:J0 P.M. • WMttoaly opposite direction lanes • Front plugged through a guardrail TIMS. & Sot. 4:00 P.M. down an embankment. MONTGOMERY WARD Another occupant of the cai Donald Johnson, 20, of 113 Sul house urban Rd., Brick Township, wi seriously injured. Police were n able to determine who was dri of ing the car. Petrizzelli died about an houi after he was admitted to PoLni curtains Pleasant Beach Hospital. Jolmsoi 4 White g|., Red Bahk was, reported in poor condition *» the hospital '

BIG CAPACITY "Dad, will you help me with my homework whils MAYTAG I take my turtle for a walk?" ^ AUTOMATIC WASHER WITH City of Contrasts By CONRAD FINK taxi's steering wheel in heavy TOKYO (AP) - Long-time traffic or a furled, steel-tipped LINT-FILTER American residents in Tokyo umbrella in a crowded subway —' lump their newly arrived coun and watch out. It's the nimble1' AGITATOR trymen.in one category — "The and quick who survive. | Fresh Eyes." Expression of Admiration ' I The presumption is that a new- A Tokyo taxi driver might point comer from the United States, to another driver and say "Kama h\\H where much of the plumbing kaze," likening him to the world works most of the time, views war II suicide pilots. things differently than Americans This isn't criticism; it's an who've been here a while. expression of admiration for his New arrivals are admonished. utter abandon in wheeling hi "You have fresh eyes. After machine through Tokyo's unbe- you've been here longer you lievably heavy traffic at a mur- wouldn't notice the difference." derous speed. This admonition could follow, However, it's the contrast be- for example, fresh eyes' amaze- tween Tokyo and fresh eyes' old men at being smothered in po-world — New York or Chicago, liteness by a shopkeeper and for instance — that Is most then narrowly missing being run startling. down by a devil-may-care taxi Ever have a hotel bellhop run -"* 'J driver the moment he steps out- out into the rain to pick up your \ V -/j the door. bags, bow, smile, murmur "good IM It's the contrasts — contrasts ivening" and then refuse a tip' that seem to place this largest It hapens in Tok al, the time piKr in *ho iiiorM tin tha hfinlr *v ! _ . . _ . ... :ity in the world on the brink o Service in Tokyo hotels is so schizophrenia — that startle efficient it makes fresh eyes a fresh eyes. little nervous. See Contrasti When a room service waitress MODEL A-100 There is the contrast of East says, "I will be up in a little * SPECIAt im vs. Western cultures in Tokyo. while" she really means, "I will * Fully Automatic In this city, women delicately be there as fast as I can run " I • Lint Filter Tub :lad in beautiful kimonos jostle And fhe does run, arriving in I«Wo1erSaver on the sidewalks with gum-chomp- seconds to take the order. • Softly lid Switch ing bobby soxers; the gracefu Restaurants are the same way. • Msytog Agitator Action geisha competes in the entertain Waiters give the impression of I* Fdrroin Moyto j ment world with the hip-swaying actually wanting to take orders Dependability 198 crooner beating out a hit tune and deliver the food while it's from America; blazing neon lights still hot. atop ultra-modern buildings cas Trying to rent a house is a an unearthly glow over the rick problem In most large cities of < shaw man scurrying through the the world but in Tokyo: «•••••••! intertainment district to pick up The pitfalls In those delightful M r •• f • Vf'l. '* a passenger. little Japanese homes are hidden Tokyo gives the impression o The problem of water pressure, r V MAYTAG desperately trying to select the for Instance. HALO-OF-HEAT®, best from both East and West Armed with lots of advice, and coming up with a mixture fresh eyes carefully tests the h that can grate on the nerves o ""•"Mure in the bathroom and • DRYER both Easterner and Westerner. kitchen before closing the deal • New Speed « New Sofety • En- Met on a personal, man-to-man with mama-san, the landlady. tirely Automatic*Super-size Lint Trap • Full Opening Door basis, the Tokyoite showers fresh Plenty of water. eyes with courtesies, bowing often The next morning he climbs MO HOT SPOTS and elaborately, sparing no ef-into the shower, soaps up — and Maytag surrounds clothes with a fort to make him feel at home. no water. At least half the almost atntle circle ef hear, ends over- A foreigner fumbling with a Jap- 10 million persons in Tokyo's drying ond hot spots! anese-English dictionary and metropolitan area suddenly have searching for a word draws not a drink of water and when that condescending smile but ahappens faucets emit vague MODEL DM00 crowd — all pitching in with a rumblings but little water. NO DOWN PAYMENT word or two of English, trying to As one long-time resident put help. t, "Tokyo is frustrating — but BIG TRADE-IN But put a Tokyoite into an im- facinating." jersonal situation — behind a udge Goldmann To Size 48 BETTER To Address Lawyers Printed Pattern SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - ludge Sidney Goldmann, senior HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Judge of the Appelate Division 46, MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK jf the New Jersey Superior Court, ill address a dinner meeting of Ojwn Wed. k Ftl. Night* 'III 9 O'clock the Monmouth Bar Association Thursday, Nov. 9, in Beau Ri- FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ENTRANCE vage. ON WHITE STREET PARKING LOT Samuel Carotenuto, Red Bank, lecretary, is in cj»rge of reser- vations.

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George ?\ •:' V JDOONCILDATE lOEWORT-Debble Safctenberg, ie Morano. ine and Julie Poling, Brian daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A large cake with spooks and bert, Diane HaB, Judy Ralj*, Gratt. ,- ->,' ' can Council of the Roman Catho- Saidenberg, First St, was guest witcheitches was the centerpiece of' John Sasan and Bobbie Youncof- It pays to advertise in The lic Church probably will open on of honor at her seventh birthday the refreshment table. ski, Yvonne, Jacqueline and Eric RegHter.-Advertisement, Dec 8, 1961, says Archbishop party recently. A Halloween Guests were Sandy Post, Karen Jeandron, Irene Young and Lynn Felid. secretary of the Vatican's Central Commission for th Council. ™" FAIR LIQUORS |BJ IH DISTINCTIVE at the COUNTRY CLUB I ATMOSPHERE • Holiday MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET Parties • Office Parties 56 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD —RED^BANK . • Sales Meetings & Outings • Conventions ALL AROUND FOR MITCHELL — Pledging their mpporf for James P. Mitchell for • Weddings governor are the following SOP candidates: Left to right, Assemblymen Clifton T. free delivery • Engagements Barkalow, Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees, Mr. Mitchell, Assemblyman Alfred N. At Jumping Brook you'll DIAL SH 7-3280 find that added touch of Beedleston, and Irving E. Keith, who is seeking the newly-assigned third Monmouth distinction ,.. memorable County Assembly post. • metis, plush atmosphere SIR LAWRENCE - 86 Proof FAIR . STRAIGHT KENTUCKY SIR LAWRENCE . 86 Proof . . . and perfect service. Blended & Bottled In Scotland as he sat there, with his piercing Blended Whiskey BOURBON Whether you're planning Civil War Offbeat: eyes and his hair parted in the • party for 10 . . • or * 51% S Years 86 Proof • 6 Yeon Old banquet and outing for middle. Scotch Whisky 200, you'll always remem- "I ripped from my coat lining Old or More 79 • Charcoal g|O. Full 6 YEARS C49 ber it if it's held at the document which had been Full Quart 'Fifth JUMPING BROOK Bizarre Mission sewed in there and handed tne Filtered 9 Quart OLD same to him which he nervously COUNTRY CLUB By TOM HENSHAW coin issued an order to that ef- took and opened." EHCUIIH rimnlni giiiilsn fect. It was clear to Fremont, One of the most bizarre secret Fremont slammed the paper JUMPING BROOK missions of the Civil War was too, and he surrounded him- FAIR DISTILLED PURE CALIFORNIA FAIR - EXTRA FINE self with a strong security fence down on the table and frowned. COUNTRY CLUB performed by T. I. McKenny of "Sir!" he thundered, "how did t. 0. In SI. Nittunt, N, I, Olympia, Wash., who disguised against the order. VODKA PHCSPECT 4-8200 This was the problem that con- off get admission Into my LONDON DRY MARIA ROSSI himself as the enemy to serve lines?" ouster papers on a Union general. fronted T: I. McKenny, an officer • 80 Proof jnt QQ on the staff of Gen. Samuel R. It really didn't matter any- WINE Fu The general was John C. Fre- Curtis, who was called upon to more. Fremont was no longer in 100% ©rain "% " mont, explorer, politician and command of the West and a spot GIN Quart An excellent deliver the order in late Octob- dessert wine Full Quart Spirits w Quart sometime soldier, who strongly er, 1961. was opened for a later successor, suspected the papers were on Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, then a Feelings Known their way and surrounded him- minor Fremont subordinate. self with a bodyguard to prevent Fremont's feelings about giv- their delivery. ing up command were well HOW TO KEEP known, so McKenny first went to In modern terms, the situation a second hand clothing dealer in YOUR HOME would be roughly comparable to St. Louis and outfitted himself as President Harry S. Truman send- a Southern planter. FROM GETTING ing an officer disguised as a Kor- Then, traveling by train and ean to relieve'"t3en. Douglas Mac- horseback, he rode out to Fre- DIRTY Arthur of command during the mont's lines, Identifying himself Korean War. as a messenger from inside the Most of the dust and dirt particle* Fremont was among the most rebel lines with important Infor- floating through the air,In your famous Americans of his day. mation for Fremont's eyes alone. home art too small to see. Some He had explored and mapped Staff aides told him the gener- of thsm, like those that make up California and the Rockies. He al was too busy to see him and tobacco amoke, are so small only had been one of California's first offered to pass the message on an electron microscope can eee two senators. He had been the McKenny refused and waited them. These tiny particles stick Republicans'- first candidate for Hours went by. Finally, In late to every surface, soiling, staining President only five years be- evening of Nov. 2, he was ad and creating dally housecleanlng fore. mitted to Fremont's presence. drudgery and piling up cleaning At the start of the war, he "The general was sitting at the and redecorating cost*. Ordinary hustled back from a European end of a quite long table," Mc- fiber filters do not catch those vacation to receive appointment Kenny recalled. "I can never for- culprit*. as a major general and command get the appearance of the man The Honeywell Electronic Air of the Department of the West Cleaner, by giving airborne par- with headquarters In hotly se- tldts an electrical charge, col* cessionist Missouri. Fair Haven lects them much like • magnet First Moves attracts Iron filing*, In fact, the One of his first moves was to Honeywell Electronic AlrCleaner Issue a general order freeing the Democrats remove* 10 to12 times more air- slaves owned by all Missourians borne dirt than an ordinary fiber who were bearing arms against filter. For relief from constant the government. President Lin- dusting and cleaning, to cut Score GOP coln canceled the order. cleaning and redecorating bill* FAIR HAVEN - James R. and to significantly reduce the Shortly after Fremont assumed command, a Union Army under Acker, Democratic candidate fo amount of pollen and other Irri- feorough Council, last night tating particle*, check Into the Gen. Nathaniel Lyon was over- whelmed at Wilson's Creek, Mo., lashed out at the all-Republican HONEYWELL and another force of 1.C00 under Council at a meeting of thi 1962 General Electric Democratic Club In Willowbrook lUCTRORIC AIR CUANER Col. James Mulligan was cap- tured at T^xington, Mo. Restaurant. Ultra^Vision with New For complete Information^ Fremont was popuarly blamed Terming the recently enacted 6i call: for both disasters and they garbage ordinance "a slap in the Ry-PvweT MW" Chassis on earned him the enmity of the pow- face to every taxpayer," Mr. SH 1-6300 erful Blair family of Missouri, Acker stated that If it proved Frank a congressman and Mont- nothing else it "established tha Swivel Base for Easy-Viewing! gomery the postmaster general. it was time for a change on the An air of corruption hung over council." LA WES his department, too. In an en- Mr. Acker also scored the suing investigation, Fremont em- council on "its lack of coopera- COAL COMPANY, Inc. erged as a personally honest tion with the Democratic mayor man, but one prone to extrava- Milton Kosene," and said it was Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury gance, mismengement and blun- "the mayor who is fighting for der. public bidding on contracts 584 River Rd. Fair Haven It was clear to President Lin- "But he's fighting an entrenched coln that he had to go and Lin- group here, and It is only the voters who can break up the losing combination on the coun The Place To Go - For The Branch You Know cil." Mr, Acker also criticised Dr. Edward Stratton, an Incumbent THESE ARE A FEW... Republican councilman running for re-election, for "attempting to Introduce an ordinance which of the famous make "Brand" would require residents to ob- clothes you can select from, tain a building permit and engi- to round out your Fall ward- neering inspections if one wanted to repair a hole In his driveway. robe. A wide selection of Only the intervention of the colors and patterns in all the mayor prevented this from go- latest Fall colors. ing through, or else we would have on our books a piece of legislation as ridiculous as the garbage ordinance which was ve- BOTANY "500" toed by the mayor, but passed by by DAROFF the council over the mayor's veto." 1.50 Mr. Acker's running mate 69 Frank LoPrestI, who lost last year in his race for Borough Council, said, "The council is BLENRON neglectful of borough property. • 55% Dacron, ,15% Wool Willow Street Park was a public Fall Division or Palm Beach disgrace, with broken swings, 00 rusty equipment and Uttered grounds, until the mayor made 55 a public issue out of the condi- tion and it was subsequently cleaned up. The borough dock CLIPPER CRAFT wasn't even safe to walk on un- til the mayor made an issue out The Proof is in the Picture! 50.00 to 59.95 of this also and it was subse- His jar th nsler Una «r to thotw l)» ball IWi «* ton My of eomtodnr, ntfalt quently repaired." Ut ytnr Auttortal Gmral Dtdric Deilu dtmnstnlt on ol tin on C-E tell, Ml «rta, Timely Clothes Both candidates Indorsed the policies of Mayor Kosene and ,.95 promised "to support -him fully NO DOWN GENERAL®ELECTRIC In his fight against a group 79 which has forgotten how to re- PAYMENT COMPANY Regulars - Longs - Shorts present the people." a»J other nnsacliir Institution! '• D, Hart. MaSa, N,Y. Mat Buy el NEW JKItSKV: ]l< Waihlnctaa HI., Bbomllell Tbone rlLOMM B-0190 Kpworths lo Serve "1962 Celebrity Portable the Stora Election Day Supper with This W with Daylight Blue Picture Sign en th* G-E DEALER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE COUPON NAVES1NK — The Methodist Door MoflToiDiatER SUBDIVISION, GEN£l!AlRtcm».S.*D.Da»», Epworth League will sponsor a 119 Washington St.. Hloomlleld, N. 3, 1U1 11-} country style Virginia baked f uOFotnr Tnnlonw. Plaaia ban my n»or«il G-E Djaler, wno ocnpn iraM-Uu on CWIKIIUL liam supper In the church annex glva na a fr«a tradt-ln allowanca ailimata on lay old TV aat, I Tuesday, Election Day. undantand lhara [• no obligation to buy. • DM In l Uod.1 202WGN There will be two settings: Antinni. I now own n l«t«vt' 5 and 6:30 p.m. The menu will NAME^ 23 MONMOUTH ST. consist of ham, scalloped pota- 90-DAY TV SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COSTI RED BANK AODKESS^ toes, potnto snlad, baked beans, Av>ll«bl» from Ofneri! Eitctrlo firinry eiporti, «t 0>n- • Van Heusen e Stelson Hats cole slaw, rolls, homemade ap- «r«l Blectllo 8«rvlct I)«l»t«, on III 1062 tibia models CHY _STATt- • McGregor Sportswear •Dlilrlt«f«'t Nri»«»fciI5Sl btall rrtc - and portables. ple pie and coffee. Miss Alvlra * • WONH ! • Jockey • Alligator Crawford is chairman. Admis- J sion will be by ticket only. DENNIS WE MENACE kgr HANK EETOMSr James Watsoa will be celebrated celebrate his .sixth birthday Mr. md Mrs. Christy Kuicher.j R£D BANK REGISTER TauraJay, Nwr. 2, 1961-13 Belford |Nov. t with mtmlsen oftbe fua- tomorrow with members of his Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lund, and family, children, Thomas and Kathy, Mr. bell Ave., gave a HtUwpeen par- KXUJBD KUM *fa«. tester of Mr,! and Mrs. Joseph Fiitk and family and Mn. UNA U«, 0m& ty at her home Saturday,'for re- TRENTON-Attorn*y Ges. Da- fc. celebrated her (wood birth, Mrs, C. Roger Burklni, Mrs. Kurt Kutcher, son of Mr. and Paul, Mary Ellen, Eugeae, Jo- latives and friends. Present were vld D, Furman ha* announced day Friday. Pramtt «cr« Mn. B«g«r Eia and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Herbert Kutcher, Brookside seph and Mark, Fords; Mr. and Linda Richmond, Karen, David that 23 persona were killed in Herbert Brown, Mi» Carol Krampert attended the 12th an- Dr. was given a Halloween party Mrs. Paul Adimec and children and Walter Thompson, Paula and traffic accidents In the state last Brawn, Mn. Raymond Evtrnham nual convention of the United Lu- for his fourth birthday, Sunday. Susan and Sharon, Hope Lawn; Robert Krenza, John Perry, Rob- week, compared with only 13 in and children Lou Ann and Ray- theran Church Women Oct. 25th The room was decorated in the Mrs. Phillip Curatilo and son ert Kenner, Susan Kwiakowski, the corresponding week last year. mond, John Sefcik, Mrs. Edward in St. James Lutheran Church. Halloween theme. A buffet sup- Phillip, Perth Amboy, and Mr. Patricia Leary, Caroline Perry, This brings the 1981 traffic death Nicholls and daughter Irene, Bet- Phillipsburg. per was served. j and Mrs. Alan Mantz and daugh- Jerry and Dennis Murphy and toll to 630, as compared with 613 y and Dennis Schmitz, Mr*. Guests included John and Nan-ter Lynn, Schenectady, N. Y. Georgeanne De Cicco. at this time last year, he said. Charles Behrend, Mrs. Peter The third birthday of Brian cy Samuclson, Charles and Mark Kneute and ton John, William Kansas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Diffendale, Joan Carney, Mary Mr. and Mrs. William Brem Harvey, Michael and Richard ley Kansas, Hollie Dr., was cele- and Michael Gaul, Khristine «nd V. Riverhead, L. 1., spent tlv Ring. brated by members of the fam- Kenneth Kutcher, this place; Mrs. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jo PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ily, Monday. Susan Sorce, Miss Josephine seph Biusback, Main St., an< Sorce, Samuel Curatilo, Mr1, and then left for Florida The seventh birthday of. Donald Mrs. Fred Collins of Brooklyn! Mrs. Augie Young, and children COATS GALLERIES. INC. Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nancy and Richard, Woodbrldge; Mrs. Joseph Thompson Camp Leonard Watson, was celebrated spent' three days last week with 288 Norwood Ave. Deal, N. J. together with his father Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Parleman,|| Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Compton St. liam Grace, Asbury Park; Mrs. SEE US AT OUR BOOTH AT SATURDAY, NOV. 4th Leonard Watson, Newark; Don- Jean Lesire, daughter of Mr. —10: JO A. M.— ald Kelleher, Leonard, Jean, Rob- and Mrs. George Lesire, Hoilie /lit ANNUAL MONMOUTH COIN CONVINTION ert Edward, Ellen and James Dr. East, celebrated her fourth Outstanding home furnishings from Ihe hornet of Judge Watson. The first birthday of birthday Thursday. Bruce Lesire MONMOUTH COIN CLUB . HOST William A. Smith, Sea Girt, N. J., and Mrs. Charles Stam- Ier, Deal, N. J. Also featuring furnishings from various Convention Hall, Ocean Ave. and Boardwalk, Asbury Park Deal and Brielle residences. TOYS • MEETING CARDS • GIFTS Friday, Nov. 3,1961—1:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Distinctive custom Contemporary and Period Furniture. English, French and European art items. Antiques; Baby PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES Saturday. Nov. 4,1961—10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Grand piano, six-foot (Knabe); Spinet piano (Steck); Baby Grand piano, five-U. (Brambach); Early American pint, EXHIBITS — OVER 40 BOURSE DEALERS •ykHf. WILSON! Owoi STATIONERY ft OFFICE SUPPLIES beautiful crystals, china and table glass, etc. ;' """«"'"' 'TIL MY FOLKS WAKE UP?* ADMISSION FREE ART ft DRAFTING MATERIALS PREVIEW OF THE OFFERINGS P. Mitchell, GOP. gubernatorial Established MONMOUTH STAMP & COIN SHOP WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1st 10:00 A.M. to candidate, will not meet him in |. Tdtphen* 'For Hughes' 1884 a debate, and also that eight \ SH 1-0001 THURSDAY. NOV. 2d 5:00 P.M. state senators had said last Jan 39 Monmourh St. R«d Bank SHadysldt 1-0626 17 Bread Sr. RED BANK Truck Driver uary that Mr. Mitchell was not Phent: KEHogg 1-3461 Qualified to be governor. ^Arrested See the Chevrolet Golden Anniversary Show- "; SHREWSBURY-The operator '.,'of a Democratic sound truck was . CBS-TV-Fridiy, Nov. 3,8:30-9:30 p.m. E.S.T. '•-wrested here Tuesday an CHEVROLET ^charged with failing to obtain permit to use a "sound produc •' ing" device in the borough. James Matthews, 73 Fourth : Ave., Long Branch, was released , In his own recognizance for a . hearing Nov. 11 before Magis- trate Whitney Crowell. .\, Police Chief Raymond Mass laid Matthews also was given a summons for using a trailer with • out .•license. i Chief Mass said an ordinance •which dates back "into the late Ms" requires anyone planning to *i l H % * •** f-'\ * ; use a sound truck "or any publi : address system .;. or any soun producing device" to get a per- mit from the borough clerk. Musi w*s emanating from the truck, He said there was nothing n , ••' political in the arrest of Mr. Mat- thews—the same treatment would have been accorded a Republican sound truck operator. GOING GRMT GUNS! Chief Mass said Mr. Matthews said he had been hired by th county Democratic organizatio to drive-the trailer—which bear a large piclure of gubernatorial candidate Richard J. Hughes — on a prescribed route through several municipalities, including Shrewsbury. Police stopped Mr. Matthews at Sycamore Ave. ant Broad St.—which is a short dis tance from police headquarters Chief Mass^ said the appl'ca- tion for a perroiltp use a pub- lic address system or o'her sound producing device must state the name and address of ^the applicant and operator, the jffme to be used, and the "ap- cproximate proposed range of audibility." 'There is no fee for the permit he added. The trailer displayed state- ments by Mr. Hughes (hat James Mrs. Kollmar I Joins Club |' HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Ethel fKollmer,;Center St., Immediate : Junior past president of the La- dies' Auxiliary of Twinlight Post, American Legion, was welcomed as a member of the Past Presl- * dents Club of the auxiliary at a meeting in Legion Hall. Mrs. Stephen H. Faller I) presl dent. 'CfmyJINotaiOO SportCoupe—mitherewe8f)ion Plans were discussed for the mod*U,]'ust as nifty, where this one cajnejiom Christmas party. Secret pals will be revealed at this affair. A wreath will be placed by the group at the monument on Me- ;':,morial Hill and Navesink Ave. ,'on Veterans Day. ?'• The fruit cake,sale sponsored ipby the group is under way. Those .wishing to purchase cake can This one was on the road to success right from the If you're looking for sensibility at its Sunday best—drop in at your Chevrolet ; contact any member. Fruit cakes dealer's and join the celebration. It's Chevrolet's golden anniversary year, and were distributed to those present start You get a new kind of solid simplicity blended at the meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth with the economy and dependability you know you this new Chevy II is making it a year to remember. A full line of nifty hew models JOIN IN CHEVR0LETS 50th AN- Heliker is in charge. built especially to sare you money on service and maintenance. You'll also get NIVERSARY CELEBRATION AT Mrs. Heliker, Mrs. Andrew can count on from all the Chevrolet family. Beneath Body by Fisher comfort, that makes many a full-size car wonder how it's done- YOUR DEALER'S NOW-By picking up a special order form from your Homlak, Sr., and Mrs. Robert the hood... a frugal 4- or satiny 6-cylinder engine room for six solid citizens, bag and b;ip:piK<', in all sedans and two-seat wagons. P. Caplinger were reported sick dealer, you.can order a "Golden Refreshments served following (there's a choice in most models) that's downright And, thanks to new Mono-Plate rearsprimjs, you get a remarkably smooth ride that Anniversary Album" I,P recording of the meeting were furnished hy miserly on gas. You can choose from nine new-sized rivals much higher priced cars. Wantto hear more? Get the full story at your dealer's. favorite American sonuj from Chev- Mrs. James P. McGrall and Mrs. « rolet for just $1. (For your conven- Homiak, Sr. different models...including sedans, wagons, hardtop ience, many dealers will hive th« Mrs. Harry E. Beyer, vice album for Bale in their ihowroomi.) president, and Mrs. Kqllmar will and the soon-to-be-available convertible. Like to see be hostesses at the Nov. 27 meet- and try one? It's easy... just follow the crowds. ing. A New World of Worth Those who attended in costume ^received a prize. They were Mrs. Faller, a cleaning woman; Mrs. Beyer, a clown; Mrs. Henrietta Klnney, second vice president, a cowgirl; Mrs- Kollmar, an cques- trla- nnri Mrs. DodricV. nast auxiliary secretary, a beatnik. Others present were Mrs. Clau- dia France, historian of the Past President Club; Mrs. McGrail, first president of the club; Mrs. William Fuchs and Mrs. Mary Amend.

HEAR CANDIDATES NEW MONMOUTH - Assem- bly candidates Alfred Beadles- Chevy IIS00 Three-Seat Station Wagon Chevy II Nora i00 Convertible Chevy II S0O l-Door Sedan ton, Irving Kieth and Clifton T. Barkalow spoke nt a meeeting of the Cherry Tree Farm Republi- See the new Chevy II, '62 Chevrolet and '62 Corvair at your Chevrolet dealer's One-Slop Shopping Center ican Club Friday in the Harmony 'Bowl, Mlddletown. A cocktail party Is planned for Sund'iy in McGuire's Grove, Mlddletown. A kaffeeklatsch will be hcla for CIRCLECHEVROLETCOMPANY Committeeman J. Crawlord Compton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ralston, Johnson 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHADYSIDE 1-3130 Ter. Nov. 2, 1961 BED BANK REGISTER Brandsis Committee Shrewsbury Towne Chapter ; Millard Lampell Speaks On Ghetto Resistance Gen. Baer to Address DAR WEST DEAL - "Men are like nothing like the ckmness of people in the underground togeth- SHREWSBURY - Brig. Geninfantry company through the "Our Distorted History." a talk by Barker discussing "Early New Cedar tree* — they bend and er... people loved, touched «nd Charles M. Baer, commandant o! field army level and has held David Taylop, author and lectur-Jersey Clergymen" on April 2, crack. Women are like grass — trusted each other. I wanted to the U. S. Army Signal School at theater, Joint Chiefs of Staff, na- er, March S; Mrs. Russell F. and election of officers oh May 7. explore the dement of trust," he Fort Monmouth; will be the tional and NATO level posts. they bend and endure." said. speaker at a meeting of the Gen. Baer was commander of Millard Lampell, Broadway Daughters of the American Revo- playwright, used these words to Mrs. Lillian Tick, president of the Joint Communications Activi- the New York-New Jersey Re- lution, Monday at 8 p.m. Thtiee s Command for the' Okinawan explain the choice of women to group meets in the social serve as Jewish underground gion ot the women's committee, operation during World War II discussed the group's book fund room of the Shrewsbury Presby- which at its peak included some couriers in World War II. He terian Church house. spoke Tuesday at a luncheon ot project and reported on advances 7,000 Army, Air Corps and Naval being made at the university. A 1932 graduate of the U. S.troops. He received the Legion of the Monmouth County Chapter, The chapter's study group on Military Academy at West Point, Merit for this command. National Women's Committee ol Brandeis University, In the Geor great novels will meet Monday in N. Y., Gen. Baer has held com- Gen. Baer is married to the for- munications assignments from the gian House. Mr. Lampell is thethe home of Mrs. Carl Olsen. mer Esther Debelius of Baltl author of "The Wall," a Broad- Crosby Ave., Deal, to discuss more. They have three children. way stage success of last year. 'Huckleberry^Finn." Chapter programs for the re- I "Resistance was woven into the 'The American," by Henry mainder of the season include a whole tapestry of that time," Mr. James was reviewed by Mrs program of Christmas music by Lampelf aaid. Of "The Wall," heJulius Flink at a recent meetinr Mrs. John R. Collins, harpist, said the theme of the Warsaw in the home of Mrs. Morrir Dec. 4; a talk on "Historical Ghetto moved him. "There is Weiss. Homes of Monmouth County" by Mrs. Irving T. Bartlett at a cov- ered dish luncheon Jan. 8; an illustrated talk on New England Marks 104th Birthday by Mrs. Otis R. Seaman. Ffb. 5; HAZLET - Mrs. Elnora Bedle Her husband, Joseph P. Sproul, Sproul, 2931 Rt. 35, celebrated her a farmer, died in 1926. She came 4-H Club Officers 104th birthday in her home Fri- to her present home 82 years day. Mrs. Sproul suffered a fall ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sprout had ROBERTSVILLE-New officers a month ago and has since been six children, Pierson and Flora of the 4-H Club of Robertsvllle MM. John F. Kelleher confined to bed. Sproul, who died as young chil- were elected at a recent meeting She received cards, numerous dren; Harvey Sproul and Frank in the fire house. bouquets and baskets of flowers P. Sproul, who died a number of years ago, and two daughters, The slate includes Ben Fioren- and gifts. Mrs. Walter D. Brown Miss Sheehan Is Bride Miss Elizabeth Sproul and Miss tino, president; Charles Ains- Jr., a neighbor, presented her Lois C. Sproul who made their worth, vice president; Jean Ed- with a decorated birthday cake. home with their mother. ler, recording secretary; Linda Mrs. Sproul is the daughter of Boyce, corresponding secretary; Of lohn Kelleher the late James Bedie and Lois Mrs. Sproul has seven grand- Diane Wenzel, treasurer, and Carhart Bedle. She was born in children, 15 great-grandchildren Brig. Gen. Charles M. Baer Angela Manzo, reporter. EAST KEANSBURG — St. William Shea, Highlands, and the house on Main St., now owned and five great-great-grandchil- dren. Catherine's Catholic Church was Howard Morpeth, Whippany. by Mr. and Mrs. John Jeandron. She has outlived her brothers She attended St. John'! Meth- the setting here Saturday for the Trip to Poeonos and sisters, Elfred Bedle, Sidney odist Church in Hazlet and sev- marriage of Miss Ellen Louise Following a wedding trip to Po-Bedle, Miss Anna Bedle, Miss eral years ago was presented a Mrs. John Howard Sheehan, daughter of Mrs. Char- cono Gardens in the Poeonos the Bella Bedle and Mrs. Elizabeth 50-year pin as a member of MONTGOMERY WARD lotte Sheehan, 21 Ocean Ave., andcouple are home at 20 Vineyard Hyer. Pomona Grange in Keyport. Ave., East Keanshurg. Monmouth Shopping Center—LI 2-2180 the late Bernard M. Sheehan, to The bride is a graduate of Mid- OPEN DAILY JO A.M. TO 8:30 P.M. John Francis Kelleher, son of TUBS. * SAT. 'TIL > P.M dletown Township High School. Kitty Kelly: Maria Garbarini Wed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher, She Is employed as a stenogra- 26 Rogers St., Highlands. pher for the Garden State Park- WARDS Exceptional Rev. Thaddeus J. Wojciechbw' way. Husband Opens Grave In St. Anthony's Church ski officiated at the ceremony, The bridegroom, a graduate ol Mrs. Herbert Tombs was organ- Atlantic Highlands High School, DIAMOND VALUES I RED BANK — At a nuptial groom. They wore cocktail dress- ist and soloist. A reception fol- served three years in the MaO- f a Past Indiscretion Wards... your assurance of traditionally mass in St. Anthony's Catholic es of turquoise satin designed lowed at Buck Smith's. rines. He is a member of theDear Kitty: I honestly believe that he will Blue Jay Athletic Association and Can you help me undo the dan always love me and. If he would Church Saturday, Miss Maria with bell-skirts, matching veils The bride was escorted by her lower prices and superior quality—Since 1872. is a lineman for Jersey Centra age I've done to my marriage? only let himself go, could be hap- Garbarini, daughter of Mr. andappliqued with leaves, and carbrother- , James Sheehan. She Power and Ligljt Company. My husband and I spent the fi py with me again. He insists that wore a formal gown of peau de Mrs. Darius U. Garbarini, 23 ried cascades of all-white chrys- four years of it apart. Our jot the other man will always be a soie outlined in Alencon lace on White Rd., Little Silver, became anthemums. were in different states. The la:barrier. This affair happened so the neckline and sleeves. The Guild Readies 10 years were really happy. long ago I've practically forgot- the bride of John Howard, son of Flower girls were Maribeth bell-shaped skirt ended in a chap ten that man but my husband 2 CT. Total Weight I Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Howard of Leverone, River Plaza, and Ag-e] train. Her bouffant veil was The awful thing I did dah Annual Bazar scoffs. What can I say or do? _Canoga Park, Calif. nes Sauser, Lyndhurst. Their held in place by a crown of back 11 years ago when, lonel EATONTOWN — Hand made —Remorseful. frocks were of white nylon or- Swedish lace and she carried a and miserable, I joined a brldp Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo of- articles will be featured at the ganza with turquoise cummer- cascade of white daisies and club sponsored by the city. I; Dear Remorseful: Stop im- ficiated at the double ring cere- annual bazar of the Wesleyan director and I paired off in tt ploring your husband to for- mony and bestowed the papal bunds, and their headpieces were pompons. wreaths of flowers. They carried Service Guild to be held Election various matches. Like myself give you. Write him one last blessing. A reception followed at Matron of Honor Day, Tuesday, in Fellowship Hall was married. Before I realized letter and make sure he under- Joseph's, West Long Branch. old fashioned nosegays of all- white flowers. Mrs. Joseph Lenich, West of the Methodist Church. our relations became more tha stands it is final unless he Mr. Garbarini gave his daugh- The bazar will offer toys, riendly. Resolve though I wou changes his mind. Rinaldo Leverone, River Plaza, Keansburg, was matron of honor ter in marriage. She wore a long- aprons, pillow cases, paper nap- to break with him I always wen Repeat that you are sorry was best man. Ushers were Rob- for her sister. She wore a street- sleeved gown of imported peau de kins, Christmas decorations back. Cheating was easy becaus but, what's done is done. Say ert Abe, California, and James length gown of gold satin fash- soie designed with a fitted basque homemade baked goods and can- my husband only came horn you've tried your best these Mancuso, Jr., Long Branch. ioned with a bell skirt with apron 1/4 CT. Total Weight bodice, Jeweled portrait neckline dy. There will also be a white once a month. last 10 years to be a faithful The bride is a graduate of Redeffect, and carried rust and yel and bouffant skirt fashioned with elephant table. But, unknown to me his sched wife and mother, because you Bank Catholic High School. An low pompons in a cascade. Exciting "Satellite" an appllqued panel ending in a The sale will start at 4 p.mule changed unexpectedly and love only him. diamond wedding alumna of St. Elizabeth College, Bridesmaids were Misses Chris- chapel train. Her four-tier bouf- Mrs. Raymond Cass, bazar chair- returned one night to find m If he cares to bury the past, ttt IA vnSqu* Convent Station, with a degres in tine Herr, Margaret Gardiner fant veil was held in place by a man, announced that sales will with this man. I explained tha as you already have done, you contemporary design.99" coronet of hand cut crystals and fine arts, she was employed by and Barbara Stickle, East Keans- continue through the settings o we were discussing our bridg will continue to do your best. the O'Donnell Travel Agency, burg, and Patricia Donovan, Mat- pearls and she carried a prayer- the annual Election Day dinner, group. My husband believed th Tell him, if he doesn't, you book and white orchids. Red Bank. ' awan. Their similarly styled gowns were of olive satin and served by the Women's Society only because he loved and truste will go your separate way. The Mrs. Rinaldo Leverone, River The bridegroom Is an alumnus for Christian Service at 5, 6, and le. decision is up to him. A wound- Plaza, cousin of the bride, was of the University of California at they carried cascade bouquets of rust and yellow pompons. 7 p.m. Soon after I dropped the othe ed ego, not love, would ex- matron of honor. Bridesmaids Los Angeles. He is with Formst The next general meeting of theman. The last time we met wa: plain his bitterness. Give it 1/2 CT. Total Weight were the Misses Jo Ann Allegro. Films, Inc., North Hollywood, Daniel Kelleher, Highlands, guild will be Nov. 8. 10 years ago. I've spent these time to heal and him to ma- Little Silver; Dorothy Burns, Red CalU., where the couple will re- was best man for his brother. terventag years trying to aton ture. Your initial mistake was Bank, and Judy Howard of Cano- side after a wedding trip to theUshers were Michael Debbs, for my sin by being a devotei in living apart from him dur- ;a Park, sister of the bride- coast. Maplewood; Arthur Ralke, and Clubs wife and mother. ing the first years of your mar- Now like a bolt out of the blu riage. No matter what, you Art Sessions my husband has learned should have remained by Ms RIVER PLAZA — The art de-whole truth. My infidelity haun! side. partment of the Woman's Club him day and night. He neglec Your Assurance here under the direction of Mrs.his wonderful job, refused to liv Dear Kitty: Worth B. Cunningham has joined with me and has deliberate! I like to dance, my husband to with the arts and crafts depart- sought an out-of-town assignmen drink. I went to a dance one Of Service ment of the Woman's Club of Lit- Each day brings a frantic lei night with my sister-in-law, sans tle Silver for weekly workship ter from him demanding to knoi our husbands. They stayed home 1 CT. Total Weight sessions in painting. Mrs. Harold why I did what I did. There to drink. Ever since the family DeMing of Locust is chairman of no reason except I was lonel; has been a house divided against Eltgont niminn When Buying the Little Silver department? Immature and an idiot. I rep! itself. My brother blames me, my diamond lodiei 2OQ50 that I'm not the same person t husband blames my sister-in- cocktail ring at The group is painting today In hug* tarings. the home of Mrs. Cunningham, day. Still he refused to take 1 law. To hear these men talk you'd Quality Carpet at . . Hubbard Ave. Last week's ses- back on the theory that if tliink we were Jezebels. The rant- sion was in the Little Sliver club- strayed once I will again. 1 ing is driving me crazy. I take house. need have no fear. I've learnei it out on the kids and they're go- my lesson. ing crazy too. So is my sister-in- See! WARDS Exquisite STUDENT HOSTESS I've begged him, if only fo law and her young 'uns. Help! SH EH ADI'S NEW YORK — Miss Linda rar children's sake (we haw-Out of My Mind. DIAMONDS SET Jane Kahman, daughter of Mr.four) to forgive me. He says tha Dear Out: Put on a pair of GEM-ON-GEM ( ON DIAMONDft, S and Mrs. John N. Kahman, 60 even this bond is not stron ear-muffs and weather the WE EMPLOY RUG MEN Patterson C, Shrewsbury, N. J.,enough. storm. It will blow over. Tell has enrolled at the Grace Downs Our children are the most im your husband dancing is health- NOT CARPET ORDER TAKERS Air Career School here. portant thing in my life. Whj ier and lots more fun than L COMPARE! - MAKES YOUR should they pay the penalty fo drinking. He's probably got two DIAMOND LOOK OUR STAFF IS HERE TO RUMMAGE SALE my sin? My husband wants left feet. Cure his inferiority MATAWAN - The Senior Choir have it out with the other ma complex by teaching him to 90% LARGER AND of the Matawan Baptist Church and his wife. He will just hur dance. Advise your sister-in-law BOTH DIAMONDS SAME SIZE SOLVE ALL YOUR RUG PROBLEMS will sponsor a rummage sale in the wife as he has been hurt. to do the same. Once the boys . Com* in ond ie« ths difference!' 87% MORE BRILLIANT the basement of the church school I love him with all my hearl can stand on their own and NOT TO HIGH PRESSURE YOU Monday, Tuesday and Wednes body and soul but, for the firs not their partner's feet make day. time, he sees flaws in me. Still up a foursome, go dancing WARDS DIAMOND EXTRAS: YOU SAVE TOO ! \ once a week and have fun. • 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Send your problem to Kitty Kel- • Diamond expert to assist you Comparison Shopping keeps us ly. Enclose a stamped,* self-ad- • Skilled diamond cleaning at no charge dressed envelope and address her • Expert custom ond special designing . abreast of current prices, and we care of The Register. Helpful • Complete jewelry and watch repairs leaflets available. Write for "Di- vorces and Separations." • Diamonds priced from $37.50 to $1,150.00 welcome your suggestions too ! ! Use out Convenient Layaway Plan Add 10% F.d.rol E.cii. Tax. Ciomondi Enla>g.ermanent exhibition. sian, would give talks to art pro-wares. "We haven't had to sell might be aired here in the in-years to complete the windows "A national gallery has been a fessionals, telling them American pictures in the Ust 10 years. terest of wider cultural horizons which were commissioned by real honest-to-God obsession with art is truly a people's art andThere's more demand than sup- 'Gallery ears have caught thes Hadassah for installation in the me for 20 years," says Mrs. Hal-enters into every phase of living. ply. My whole Interest is in dis- comments time and time again! new Hadassah-Hebrew Univer- pert, a peppery, whitehaired "You can't go anywhere without tributing them to the right people. sity Medical Center In Israel. woman who could be called the seeing contemporary art," shAne d the right people come from "I like it." grand dame of modern art cura says. all economic levels. I have police- , "I don't like it." , men and mailmen come in and tors except that she would object "Industry is a big buyer, and I A SKILLFUL HAIRCUT "1 don!t get it." :o it as too high-toned. think it's interesting they charge pay $10 a month for years." . 'ghat's it supposed to be?" 'Real Disgrace' it to public relations and not She became addicted to art gal- ., "That would look lovely In m;200 Girls To cut hair properly requires < t *"~ I , "I think it's a real disgrace. decorating." leries at 14, opened her own gal- living room," Every other country has its na- a great deal of skill. You will CALLING FOR MITCHELL — Mrs. James P. Mitchell, get the best , The striking nature of Rickey*; Join In tional gallery, and foreigners are 'Curriculum Progress' Is Theme designs which behaved like ma- Little Silver, wife of the Republican gubernatorial can- possible results tppalled to learn we haven't." if the hair Is* ; chines •• that suggested Hvin; didate, and Mrs. William Luhrs, Middletown, receive She'll contribute many of the in healthy con- \_:. fprins,. cleared any Immediate Scout Event jaintings, and browbeat dealers dition and cut '..',. personal comments and prompted the inaugural phone call in the Mitchell for Governor NEW SHREWSBURY - Aboul and collectors into giving others. PTA, Educator Groups by an expert. J j,',, a broadened objective view. Telethon. The telephone campaign it being conducted A good basic') 200 Girl Scouts and Brownies: "My collection Is not entirely 1 This objective view is some- from this borough took part in by Citizen! for Mitchell, whose headquarters are on 'epresentative because I don't cut is one that, .> • thing worthwhile to be cultt ke some artists' work and is easy to man-, a Neighborhood Scouts' Own re-Monmouth St., Red Bank. To Sponsor Conference age. Have your hair cut andi' .'. yated., To reap top benefits o cently on the lawn at Swimming tever handle anything I don't • gallery hopping, we think it i: shaped by someone who knows River School. The theme wai ike. But I can get what's needed VINELAND-Educators, teach- irmed Citizen—the Key to Better how. • pre-requisite. Plunging I from others; I'll make every deal- "My Country, My Community, ers and parents from all parts upport for Education." Mrs. We are experts at cutting hair. J with an opinion may well closi My Home." :r come across.' of New Jersey will serve as lead- enncth W. Lathrope, president the dqor to gaining a new in For a delightful, manageable! The ceremony opened with Monmouth Names When she offered her entire ers and consultants at the Cur- the New Jersey Congress of hair style, mako an appoint- »lgh.t, « new experience, a new :o!lection — she attached strings. riculum Work Conference to be 'arents and Teachers, will lead ment at Stephen Hairdressers, world.; flag raising and roll call. Four teen troops participated in the "I made many difficult provisos held In Atlantic City at the Chal- he discussion. Layman and edu- Campbell's Junction, 518 Main A lone open look, and a non program which included patriotic rom their point of view. I in- fonte Hotel on Nov. 9 from 10 ators will examine new practices St., Belford. Phone 787-0655. •- eommitaj "Hm-m-m-m-m" be- The vicinity of Telegraph Hill Rd., Holmdel, and sisted on a completely separate a.m. to 3:39 p.m. Registration nd ideas for the school of the Under personal direction of songs, spirituals, choral readings Mr, Stephen. fore opinion is formed are sugan- d recitations. Bethany Rd., Hazlet, was marked on old maps as "Dor- nit with separate entrance with will be from 9:30 a.m. O's. gested for those pressed for , The troops represented and set Town" and near here some of the descendants of ust the name 'Twentieth Century Theme of the conference will new approach. their leaders were: American Art' (not Halpert Wing be "Curriculum Progress in the No problem finding tenants the original Dorset settlers still live and own land. —the artists are Important not An. adventure in Imaginatlo: Troop 4, Mrs. Robert Billings; School of the 60's—Ventures and then you advertise The Register awaited'the touring group at M. Here was once the old homestead and the family ceme- ), plus its own curator and air ! |Troop 112, Mrs. William Wil- Traditions In the Improvement of ray.—Advertisement. Knoedler & Co., where the comhelm; Troop 76, Mrs. Ambers tery; one now a burned-out ruin, and the other over- conditioning—more for preserva- Learning." plex abstracts of Portugese-bori ion of the paintings than for com- Walker; Troop 268, Mrs. Robert grown with large trees, weeds and vines. 'ort of people. And I want an im- The conference is co-sponsored Vieira de Sliva we(e shown.-Th' Parkans; Troop 91, Mrs. Joseph by the New Jersey Congress of artist's austere work in mutei James Dorset {1) came partial expert to select the paint- Lively and carefree fashions make Ketcham; Troop 232, Mrs. Ger- ings to go into the wing. Parents and Teachers, New Jer- range has gained Internationa: ald Cestare; Troop 362, Mrs. Eu-from Bermuda "in Mr. Pe- sey Association for Supervision the youngest and nicest news for •'!' recognition; Most recently shi "Well, the gallery turned it gene Kodadek; Troop 337, Mrsterson'. s schooner." In is- Teenagers and Curriculum Development; fall. Come see the story well-told ' won the grand prize at the Bien Frank Lovekin; Troop 375, Mrs. lown. But I made up my mind I New Jersey Association for Child- nal in Sao Paulo, Brazil. land records of his depar- would put these pictures in Wash- 1 Clyde Sabold and Troop 283, ure from there he is described hood Education; New Jersey Ele- in styles for boys and girls. Boys*to • At the Janet Nessler Gallery Mrs. Joseph Rhone. Warned ington if it had to be in a tent." mentary School Principals Asso- ' the .realistic work of Thoma; as "James Dorset the elder." He Her perseverance won. Not long age 7, girls to age 10 at. . . The four new troops of Mrs. SEA GIRT—Mrs. Thomas De- ciation; New Jersey Secondary '• '•' Yerxa of Oakland, Calif., re Johns Connors, Mrs. Earl Mc- s supposed to have married in igo, the Corcoran trustees •rl vealed his gift for captiiring cltj laney, executive director of Chr- hanged their minds. School Teachers Association; Cartney, Mrs. F. Lawrence Rapp his vicinity and he died In or New Jersey Secondary Principals tenement scenes in sympatheti 111 Service of Essex County, It's not her first victory In art. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor also lust prior to 1721. In the summer of 1959, MrsAssociatio. n and New Jersey r shafts of light. participated. spoke on "Teenagers ' Wildenstein's, the largest of thi There are indications that he and Al- Halpert, who had been appointed School Superintendents Associa- four galleries visited, featured left a son, Joseph, born 1681, cohol" at a recent meeting of the :urator of the American Art Extion. paintings and sculpture by Rus- and five daughters, three of Episcopal Young Churchmen of libition in Moscow, engaged in a Dr. Harold C. Hand, professor whom married neighbors by thethe Monmouth Convocation in St. leadlined tiff with President Eis- of education at the University of sian-born Paris artist Mane- Married Uriel's Church. Katz, and paintings by Egyptian names of Jobs, Wilson, and :nhower. Illinois, will speak on the con- born Dora Khayatt. The controllei Cheeseman. Mrs. Delaney said there are When he made it known he ference theme. He has writen emotion characterized in Dor; more than five million alcoholics iidn't think some of the paintings more than a dozen professional 53 Years in the United States and each Khavatt's work was In direct con QUESTIONS ielng sent over were typically books, including "Guidance in the trast to the emotion-packed vivli KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs, year some 200,000 more. She em-American, she laid he had noCurriculum" and is currently on comDositions of Mane-Katz. Judson Hopla celebrated their No. 27—Dorcet (Dorset): Who phasized that teen-agers should lusiness second-guessing compe the editorial board of Education- The gallery also had just openec 53d wedding anniversary Satur- was Kathrine Dorcet (Dorset)? consider carefully and not be lent critics. al Theory and Education Digest day in their home on Elizabeth Was she a sister of James (1) pressured into feeling they must He is a consultant to the edu- ' »: new exhibition of R drink to conform. ' Pompous General •'< »ance • architectural drawing •St. Mr. and Mrs. Hopla were or were there two James Dor- He picked out one — a painting cational department of Readers I married in Calvary Methodist sets?' .. . - .. The group will meet again Nov. •f a pompous general being ten Digest and to the Educational which included sketches for cri'Church Oct. 28, 1908. '•"• \r\p. frescoes. Mrs. MVRI Kathrine Dorcet married Wil- 2C in Trinity Episcopal Church, lered a welcoming banquet—as Policies Commission. FAMOUS FOR II Brandt, one of the 55 ladies oi The couple have three children, liam Whitlock. She signed a Asbury Park. more lampoon than art. Snapped, Following Dr. Hand's speech, a Judson Hopla of South America, iproperty transaction with him1 in >frs. Halpert: "That's his privi panel of educators and one non- VALUES •'' ftie trip is credited fondiscoverin, JMelvin Hopla of Broad St. and SYLMETTE " that • one of these designs wai New Jersey but her name then ege. Some people think his paint- educator will discuss the main is- hung sideways. The result: The [Mrs. Frank Foss of Osborn St.; vanished from the records. Wil- Bridal Shower ings aren't so good either." sues explored by him. Dr. Les- MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER six grandchildren and three liam Whitlock went on making ter Ball, superintendent in Mill- HWY. 35 (Opra Eves. 'HI 9, Sat. "HI 6) Mlddktown " gallery admitted the error am great-grandchildren. RED BANK-A surprise bridal Ike said he wouldn't censor the will re-hang It — top side up. real estate transactions, buying selections, and all the paintings,burn, will be the moderator. 1 Mrs. Hopla is the former Chris- shower was given recently for The group ended the tour with and selling farms, but her name Miss Barbara Wolf, 327 Pine Tree ilus Mrs. Halpert, went to Russia. Of special interest to parent-l • visit to the Chinese Art treas- Han Mason of Keyport. Mr. Hop-Is never again mentioned.- Looking back on the hassle, she teacher associations will be the|| SELECT YOUR CORSET la Is a fuel dealer and Is a Park, Eatontown, in the home of ures exhibit at the Mctropol'tan (W.M.E.H., Point Pleasant) Miss Margaret Ferraro, 16 Rector recalls that Russians crowded to group which will discuss "An In- Museum of Art. Historic jades former Borough Council mem- AND BRA AT SYLVETTE ber. PI. porcelains, bronzes, silk tapes- No. 28—Parker: Wanted—chil- tries, lacquer ware and examples Hostesses were Miss Wolf's co- dren of James Parker and Joworkers- . Miss Florence Jenkins of calligraphy were from the Im hanna. Leonard, married Jan. 25; ERNEST VOIGTLANDER 1 and Miss Ferraro, perial collections of the Chinese Joan Griswold, 1748. Residential and Commercial Interiors . ; Guests were Mrs. Gus Heard, ' National Museums. The eariies' (E.H.D., Washington, N. J.) ' objects were 3,000-year-old bronze William Wolf Miss Gloria Trugillo, Mrs. Harold Complete Interiors to fit your budget, be It large or small. vessels cast in the 11th cen'ury Simmons, Mrs. Frederick Scar- MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs.No. 29—Shibla or Shihley: borough, Mrs. Kenneth Kammera, FREE CONSULTATION B.C. Among the visitors to theHerbert M. Griswold, 26 Park Wanted—children of Jacob Shi- corselette exhibition that day was Mrs, Miss Rose Finberg, Mrs. Grace • Wallpaper Ave., announce the engagement bla or Shibley and Christine Ha- Rue, Miss Geraldine Sorrentino, Eleanor Roosevelt, with whom of their daughter, Miss Joan fens, intent-to-marry Mar. 15, • Reupholstery some of the ladles from the Red Mrs. Malcolm Hill, Mary Griswold. to William E. 1756. ine Ronan and Mrs. Warren Wolf. SHOWROOMS AT Bank-area shared I comment. Wolf, Hyattsville, Md., son of Mr: of beauty The tour was an Innovation for (E.H.D.,, Washington, N. J.) Miss Wolf will be married on and Mrs. William C. Wolf, Man- ,Nov. 25 to Linwood Kirkland of CARPET CENTER Monmouth Arts Gallery and heim. Pa. proved highly successful. Many "Monmouth Names," prepated j Petersburg, Va. Miss Griswold was graduated by the staff of the Monmouth a feminine eye turned eagerly to from Matawan High School and teye fashions in the windows of 1 bounty Historical Society, ecelved a bachelor of science de- aears weekly in The Register. Fifth Avenue stores — but notgree from the University of one broke ranks from tha char- Questions and answers may be Maryland, College Park. She Issent to the historical society in terer! course led bv Mrs. Edward member of the faculty of the '• H. Balevre and Mrs. Willard W. Freehold or in care of The Reg- Clifftvood School. ister, .40 Broad St., Red Bank. Boesewetter. 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SECTION TWO RED BANK, N. J.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1961 7c PER COW 3 Million Voters Dag Successor Issue And Nation Will Be Watching As State Elects a Governor Seen at Critical Stage NEWARK (AP) — More than Gov. Meyner has served two three million New Jerseyans are terms and is barred by the state registered to vote in Tuesday's Constitution from seeking • third UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. election of a new governor. And consecutive term. (AP)—Negotiators for So- the nation will be looking over viet-American agreement their shoulders. 2 Share Nobel n an interim secretary- The voters will decide between Republican James P. . Mitchell, Physics Award ;eneral for the UnitetJ Na- secretary of labor in the Eisen- STOCKHOLM (AP)-The 1HI tions appeared at the criti- hower administration, and Dem-Nobel prize for physics was ocrat Richard J. Hughes, a for- •warded today to Robert Hot- cal success-or-failure stage mer state Superior Court judge. stadter of Stanford University, today. Both candidates have waged in. Calif., and Rudolf Moessbauer The outcome depended on tensive campaigns, criss-crossing of Munich University, West whether the Soviet Union would the state dozens of times to set Germany, for basic atomic re- approve still secret plans of U their bandwagons rolling, but few search. Thant of Burma, the big powers' major issues have developed. The prize, to be shared be- hoice for the post, for the num.* Draws Interest tween the two, Is worth 255,000 ber of principal advisers ho Swedish crowns (J48.3M). The election will be watched would name and the geographic This year's chemiJtry priie areas from which he would closely by the national party or- winner will be announced later ganizations us a weathervane in- hnose them, today. The Stockholm newspa- After weeks of Soviet-Anien- dicating their chances in next per Aftonbladet predicted It year's congressional elections and an wrangling over this last re- would go to another Californlan, maining issue. U.S. Ambassador the 1964 presidential election. Dr. Melvln Calvin of the Uni- New Jersey is the only state Adlai E. Stevenson and British versity of California, for his Minister of State Joseph B. God- MOTHERS PROTEST TESTS — Women carrying signs parade past entrance to U.S. with an election this year ex- work on photosynthesis. pected to reveal voter trends. ber said yesterday they would Atomic Energy Commission offices in New York. In a simultaneous demonstration in let U Thant decide the matter the city, women from New York,. New Jersey and Connecticut picketed outside So-, The ejection has been termed lor himself. 'The Battle of the Presidents." Trumans Have Near Agreement viet UN delegation building. Demonstrations were said to be sponsored by the President Kennedy arrives in Woman's Direct Action Project, a non-political group, whose protests in New York Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis- Trenton tonight to bolster :er Valerian A. Zorin after » were described as part of a nationwide "women's strike for peace." (AP Wirephoto) Hughes' candidacy. Former Pres- Nostalgic Visit inference with U Thant told ident Harry S. Truman has ac- newsmen, "We are near to agree- cepted an invitation to the Gov v ernor's Ball Friday night in New-At White House ment." Meyner Tells Peace Marchers: If the Russians agree, the Se» ark—an occasion honoring Dem- WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- ocratic Gov. Robert B. Meyner PARADE VICTIMS — A bruited and dazed child is held :urity Council might meet tomor- and candidate Hughes. dent and Mrs. Kennedy treated row morning to recommend 'he Harry S. Truman of Indepen- by spectator only moments after a car with a dying Burmese diplomat's appointment Ike for Mitchell dence, Mo., to a very nostalgic driver crashed into tailend of a huge Halloween parade and the General Assembly cruld A-War Survival a Delusion evening at the White House. ;lect him in the afternoon to Mitchell's campaign was in Anolca, Minn. An injured young woman it covered by TRENTON (AP)-A group of be a value in the cold war. He somewhere or face the prospect of strengthened two weeks ago when And the 77-year-old former icrve until April 1963, filling out 30 women has called on Gov. cited his "colleague across the former President Eisenhower ar- President had such » good time blanket at friendt comfort her. Two elderly women died the unexpired term of the late piece by piece surrender to the he even sat down at the piano Dag Hammarskjold. However, Robert B. Meyner tq seek his ad-river," an allusion to Gov. NelSovie- t Union. rived in the state to make cam- in the accident and at leatt a dozen more were injured. paign speeches for Mitchell in himself and entertained some 40 some diplomats thought the vice on how to stop the arms race son Rockefeller of New York. See Moral Victory and prevent, a nuclear war. Newark and Jersey City. dinner guests last night with a Council-Assembly action would Many of the women said they Many of the women said the rendition of Paderewski's Minu- Pathologist Testifies: not take place until early next Meyner said there is no real did not feel a war over Berlin was United States had won a moral The New Jersey electorate, et in G. week. hope of surviving a nuclear war, justified. victory by not resuming above- tagged as unpredictable because whe'niie received them yesterday But Meyner replied ' that the of past elections, has been polled The visiting Trumans—Bess, The Soviet position his ken ground tests of nuclear weapons Harry and daughter Margaret- that there should be seven prin- afternoon. United States must draw the line and expressed the hope that such by both parties. The Democrats The women, describing Meyner claim that Hughes, 52, started got an unusual treat for an ex. Deliberately Listed cipal advisers—American, Rus- tests by the U.S. would not be presidential family, a night at ian, Latin American, African, as "one of the few voices of resumed. slow but will win by some 25,000 sanity in the past few years," vis- votes. The GOP has predicted a their 61d home, the White House. West European, Eastern Euro- ited him in his office in the state Meyner said President Kennedy winning margin for 61-year-old A n d the dinner party the Ken- pean and Asian, house for about half an hour. The May Test must make that decision and Mitchell of more than 100,000 nedys staged in their honor Wrong Diagnosis The United States »nd its West placard-carrying, serious women probably is getting conflicting ad- votes. Most political observers brought together many old European allies argued for only vice and much information that is have given Mitchell the edge, but friends and former officials of represent a national "Strike for trial of Dr. Albert L Weiner yes five—all those but the East Eu- Peace" movement. not available to ttie public. the Democrats reply that Hughes the Truman administration and CAMDEN (AP) - The chief ropean and Asian. He pointed out that an import stirred many memories. pathologist for the City of Phil- terday, Dr. Joseph E. Campbel Meyner told them he believes N-Bomb directed his campaign for a fast Hold Five Best ant factor is the present tes finish. Among the guests was former adelphia has testified he deliber said he listed the wrong diagnosis if all people spend their time on "out of courtesy" to the New Jer- Stevenson said the United series in Russia. Secretary of State Dean Acheson ately listed the wrong diagnosi planning' for shelters in case of The Governor advised the wom- sey Department of Health and be- States still believes five advisers war instead of doing something and Harry Vaughan, who was of serum hepatitis on his autops; InNevada en to take an active role in Truman's military aiulk. Nelson's, 603 River Road, Girt. See our ad on page 14. Brownie at home and drove a scy Board of Health, and 1 con- purpose of the alliance is t6 I'air Haven—Adv. —Advertisement truck to town. left, and Edward C. Convary of Oceanport, publicity. fess my error in so listing it." wreck the Democratic Party. Ut--n«rvi»y, Nov. 2, TELEVISION UKKA* TV Key Previews

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Not (5) Mr. and Mrs. North 1:11- (2) Weather nit it comes off here and is quite (4) It Could be You for the- youngsters despite the (7) American Bandstand (4) Weather effective. Incidentally, in addi- (5) Cartoons early hour. The story is a grim (11) Laurel Hardy and (5) PMEast. ..PMWert tion to ail Its other assets. Ibis (7) Make a Pace one about an ex-schoolteacher Chuck 11:11- (7) Weather series has the most delightful (9) Favorite Story murderer, bent on killing the 4:1J- O) Secret Storm 11:11-(2) Movie (ift for presenting family con- 12:45— (t) Guidlag Light doctor who is caring for his 4:25-(ll) Pinocchio (4) Jack fusion in opening scenes, 9 p.m. (11) Rocky and His wounded brother. Tip Torn,is 4:Jft- (2) Edge o! Night (T) Politics ABC. Friends cast ai the demented murderer (4) Here's Hollywood 11:24-(7) Movit '. 12:95- (4) News and he's quite convincing in a CBS REPORTS. "Brazil - The (5) Mr. District Attorney tt-OD News Rude Awakening." An enlight- 1:00— (2) Burns and Allen talky part. 7:30 p.m. CBS. (11) Bozo The Clown 11:44-01) Movie ening report on the constitution- (4) Dial Four OUTLAWS. "Night Riders." (3) Cartoons 4.5ft— (7) American Mewstand 12:00-0*) Mews al, political and economic crisis 4:55- (4) News 12:2*- (I) Stories of Suspense The subject nutter, rather than (7) Day in Court which" recently brought this piv- 12:49— (2) Movie the treatment, makes this one otal South American country "to (9) Movie (11) Mr. Peabody (II) News worth catching. It concerns a ;he verge of civil war." 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It's ence in living standards and gen- 1:J»- (t) As The World Turn! 1:2>- (S) Almanac Newsreel a meaty subject deserving of bet eral way of life between . the (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (11) Dick Tracy (11) Junior Town 1:25- (I) News and Weather ter than this shallow handling, semi- feudal northeast.provinces 45) Movie 1:85— (4) News but it is, at least, a refreshing TV STAR Mitt Barbara It shown on visit yattarday to Newbarry'i, R«d Bank. With (7) December Bride 5:05- (4) Movie nd the highly Industrialized 5:2J-(U) Rocky and His 1:41— (4) Sermonetu Improvement over' standard areas of the south, notably those har ara Roger Thompjon, S, left, and brother Craig, 3, of Middletown and Carole 1:40—(11) Creative Expression >;**- (2) News western shoot-em-ups. 7:30 p.m. 1:55- (4) News Friends around Rio de Janeiro and San Lynn Summonte, 4, of Long Branch. 5: JO- a) Movie 2:35- (2) Give Us This Day NBC. 'auio. A government deputy ex- 2:00- (2) Password OZZIE AND HARRIET. "Ten (4) Jan Murray (5) Felix and Diver Dan FRIDAY MORNING plains his party's acceptance of A pungenta cigar may repel a » (7) Highway Patrol for the Tigers." A cute show for Communist support while mini- (7) Number Please 5:45- (2) Previews stray mosquito. It will not, how- the family. Ozzie really doesn't mizing its Influence. There's a • (11) Atomic Age Physics (») Movie 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day have enough to do taking care of fine summation from on-the-scene ever, deter a swarm of mos- 2: JO- (2) House Party (11) Three Stooges 5:55- (2) News quitoes. Rick and Dave, so he teams up •eporter Eric Sevareld explain- (4) Loretta Young THURSDAY EVENING (4), Sermonette with a group of small kids to ing why It is so vital to the U.S. (7) Seven Keys «:00~ (4) News and Weather (set- (2) College of the Air raise a few bucks. 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Marc Lawrence plays 7:15- (2) News 9:30- (2) My Little Margie Good performances by ail in- Mike Genna and sexy Arlene Sax 7:20- (5) News (5) Topper cluding guest doctor William returns to steal a few scenes. 7:25—(II) Weather (7) Memory Lane Shatner. 8:30 p.m. NBC. 10 p.m. ABC. 7:J0- (2) Frontier Circus (9) Movie MY THREE SONS. "A Perfect (4) Outlaws 8:55— (7) Staying Young Memory." A nice episode. An (5) Suspicion 14:00- (2) Calendar (7) Ozzie and Harriet (4) Say When (9) Movie (5) Movie 'Oldies But Goodies' (11) You Asked For IK- (7) Memory Lane Show November 18 8:00- (7) Donna Reed 1«:65-(H) Parlons Francais (11) Divorce Court 10:20—(H) Adelante En Espano! 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Some of his early movii HAZLET the "Sing Along With Mitch" hits include "Forty Sec on Loew's Drive-In—Town Without show the same qirl who won a Street," "Gold-diggers of 1933, Pity 7:05; 10:20; Secret of Deep ireat deal of money on the "$64, "Flirtation Walk" and "Ship- Harbor 9:05. mates Forever." All his films 000 Question" a lew years ago? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —C.J.K., Crown Point, Indiana were basically the same boy- meets-girl backstage yarns but Answer—You have a very good Atlantic — Come September were very successful in Hie thir- memory for faces. However, the 7:00; 9:05. ties. Dick became tired of thes show wasn't "The $64,000 Ques- roles and started a new phase of LONG BRANCH DOUGLAS tion," it was "Name That Tune." his career with a dramatic pri- Baronet — Come September Leslie, who is 18 now, was only vate eye role in "Murder, My 12 when she won $25,000 on the 2:10; 7:15; 9:20. TOWN Sweet." Since then, Dick ha. ASBURY PARK musical quir show. played in a variety of roles and WITHOUT has produced and directed mov- Lyric-Man in the White Suit; Question—Could we have a bio-ies and TV shows. Today he 7:00; 10:10; Kind Hearts and PITY Friday graphical sketch of one of our is one of the big men in the TV Coronets 8:30. favorites, Dick Powell? Something industry. Along with Charles Boy- Mayfalr — Splendor in the about his background and his ear- Grass 2:40; 7:00; 10:55. er and David Niven, he is a part- CO-HIT ly career?—Mrs. G.K. & Mrs. ner in "Four Star Productions," PREVUE: Bride To The Sun (EATONTOWN) L.P., San Antonio, Texas which is one of the biggest TV 9:00. They're warm/ They're smart! They're great value! Answer—Mr. Powell has had aproducing companies In Holly- MONTCLAIR "THUNDER long and successful career. He wood, Clairidge — Cinerama Holiday OF DRUMS" was born in Mountain View, Ark- 2:00; 8:00. ansas, on November 14,' 1904. NEXT ATTRACTION They're our WEATHER-BEATER While singing in college with lo- Question—Please settle sn ar al bands, he was offered a job Rument. Did Judy Garland »in CARLTON (Only! as a vocalist with a touring band. "It Might as Well Be Spring" in It was during this tour that 'he a movie? If so, what movie was was heard by a Warner Bros, it?-N.T.Y., Splndale, North Car- ZIBELINE SUBURBAN COATS talent scout and signed to a mov-olina ie contract. Then came a long Answer—Although Judy has sung many songs about Spring, to Paint aEoom list of movie musicals, mostly WARM QUILT with Ruby Keeler and Joan this Rogers & Hflmmerstein tun Wonderful new Du Pont ORLON PILE is not among them. This son "Lucite" Wall Paint takes the LINED... was introduced in the movi mess out of painting] Creamy, LINED... State Fair" and was sung b; thick, won't spatter or drip. Cabin In The Sky Jeanne Crain in the film. Inci Mo stirring or priming. 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RED BANK ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN—Liberty 21010 Opporitt Uoiuneuth Shopping Centtr Nov. 2. 1961 BJED BANK REGISTER ritd north on route, yaks tad Uttl* pttchti of «gricultur»! Unuitaal Red Crosi bu had to •R* tiirf tn», ieatin«t«d at i, tivtf of fte«U? d DaW Uma to goati. Und. where g*»cUl water Jrrl bring toXl Into ThakfcboU tew Ml «f ft* MM l« TtakkfaoU and India say there ui 22jm There l« no famine la Tkakkho- Cites the eeopi, eo«W« TuMfa- la yet, but the food tUaatktt ti U to feed itself. It could feed refugee*., cieth«l *nd obvtowly weBfl- eminent esUmaes J Chinese Communists Drain becoming more critical for many the refugee* alto if the produce Report* in TUkkhola Indicate of the 9,608 Tibetan refugee*, as was left here. that the region of Tibet to the winter snows begin to sweep in. In the opinion of a Buddhist kucha, Jomosom, Kagbenl, Muk- banner of revolt against the Chi-north it quiet with almost no Thakkhola is an area of Nepal lama in Tukucha, .trade center Unath and other villages of Tbtk- nese. They are tough fighters but fighling between Chinese and gu- The Food Supply in Nepal 125 miles northwest of Katman- the area, the Chinese are dc-khola—an area up to three miles oo evidence of weapons U seen errillas in the last year. du. It consists of the upper Iberalely paying high prices to high and within 15 miles of theamong those on the trails here. At the head of the Thakkhola reaches of the Kali Gandak Riv- :reate hardship for Tibetans who Tibetan border. region on the bleak Tibetan bor- (EDITOR'S NOTE—Here is a|in, fly in or even ride a horse. By HENRY S. BRADSHER Border is Quiet der the Chinese shot, up a Nepali er. The area runs north from the lave fled here. Crops in Tibet Some refugees brought little He must use foot power. AP cor- TUKUCHA, Behind the Hima- patrol in June, I960, killing one dispatch from one of the roost world's deepest river gorge, be- sportedly have been adequate with them. They include door to The Nepali government does respondent Henry S. Bradsher layas in Nepal (AP) — Chinese man. The border hag been quiet remote regions in the world. A tween the Dhaulagiri and Ana-ilthough there is some hunger in door beggars. not recognize the Khampas and walked in the area for 15 days Communists are draining food since then and a treaty defining correspondent who wants to find puma Mountains, to the mustang he area of Tibet east of here as Nomads as refugees but the Red and then brought this dispatch supplies from the high Himalay- area of Nepal, projecting into he result of Chinese export of Then there are Nomads who Cross counts them. Repretenta- it was signed a few* weeks ago. out what'i doing on part of the out to the nearest cabiehead, at an valleys of Nepal. As a result, western Tibet. ;rain to,central China. look as prosperous as probably Tibet-Nepal frontier can't drive Katmandu, Nepal.) thousands of Tibetan refugees they ever did in Tibet but who in Nepal face acute hunger this Main Trade Routes Red Crow at Work are now eating their way to the winter. Thakkhola traditionally has Whatever the reason, the In- end of their flocks. Orr Heads Fanners' Group In the last year the Chinese in been one of the main trade routes Tibet have more than doubled the between Nepal and Tibet despite Add to Ui« Tata* prices they pay for wheat, cloth- the arduous approach. The gorge •I your turn* wit* On New Federal Committee es and grain from the Thakkhola between the 28,000-foot mountains a tow-coat Home area of Nepal. As a result, grain can be traversed only by humans. FREEHOLD — Stanley M. Howell — Donald Conrow, Lout that is needed here is being car- The trail is too difficult even for Orr, Mlllhurst. has been elected Charles W. Patterson, J. Wilbur the sure-footed mountain mules chairman of the Monmouth Huff, and, alternates, Sidney D. GRADUATE STUDENTS that carry freight in other parti YOU PAY MONTHLY County committee which will help Thompson j and Charles Van HOBOKEN - Five Monmouth of the Himalayas. In the gorge, Hi as mo. administer federal farm pro- Scholck, Jr. HOUSE m County residents have begun men are the beasts of burden. wja 12.78 grams supervised by the Agricul- 1S.1T Manalapan — Warren Wagner, graduate work at Stevens Insti- tural Stabilization and Conserva- To the north, animals cross £3 Fred Daura, Roy Fisher, and, tute of Technology. They are 15.000-foot pass into Tibet, mak- S3 Mnntan Jfaw ?•* aad Amteieui Stuck EichujfM tion Agency. Voting was by MONEY H alternates, William Schlechtweg David J. Meskell, Jr., 151 Cherry ing trade that way easier and mzr mail ballot, and 483 votes were and Charles Wikoff, Jr. Art.rj r*rt • M 30 Linden Place, Red Bank Tree La., Middletown; Raymond giving Thakkhola a natural or- Bail • Minium cast. • N«th Artin nn • Tdephone: SHadyade 1-8600 Marlboro-Matawan — Louis Barber, 2 Tallen Dr., Hazlet ientation toward the roof of th> Fair Bafu • B*la*i Others elected to the county Becker, Garrett Magee, Daniel Leskowitz, 38 Delaware world. • Brldte f committee were William H. Hunt, Haiun«u> Ctmrntfrn •*• Stattel, and, alternates, George Ave., and Bruce R. Shaw, 35, The nearest, commercial air- _ |bul Buk, (• Ton Colts Neck Rd., Freehold, vice Wiedenmayer and Linford Steven- Monmouth Rd., both of Wesfield is at Pkhara, five days' dif- W c( CuOauu SurfUa chairman; Woodrow W. Burke, Mtmber Federal IMjnsit son. Long Branch, and Charles D ficult trek away. The nearest Insuranc* Corp, Elton-Adelphia Rd., Freehold, Millstone — William C. 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est Berlin's 6/500 G~. l.'s mote up the only Suable WAmerican military unit behind the Iron Curtain, a living pledge of U. S. readiness to defend the city despite the immensely superior Communist forces thatsurround it. Berlin is 110 miles from the border of the West German federal republic, where the nearest American bases are. The countryside in between is held by many divisions of Soviet and East German Communist troops. U. S. strength in Berlin consists of just two infantry battle groups, a single tank company and housekeeping units at Tempelhof Air Base. British and French allies have an additional 6,000 GUARDING men. j Training in Berlin is keyed especially fa hewbattfe* art fought in cities. Troops also do a lot of practice on control* ling riots; with a view to helping West Berlin police if the Communists should try to take over by mob action. None of this makes the life of American soldiers in Ber- WEST BERLIN lin particularly grim. On the contrary, it's an agreeable town and the post is much sought after. -~ About 1,500 men have wives with them, and their farm Hits average more than two children. The army has built attractive apartments that accommodate nearly all. Of- ficers with the rank of major and above-several hundred of them-get private houses or duplex apartments. The army and air force maintain four American movie houses, and a full set of shops, clubs dnd sports fields. There is a golf course, and swimming and boating on Ber- lin's lakes. Sgr. Stanley Thomburgh of Denfon, ICy* wet rope lo The G. U'$, f n framing, of leisure, or* pictured here. climb up wall of home during training !ndummy village.

ladtn with bundlai, Mailer Sergeant Norman Sipei' fam- ily relurni from shopping. Sergeant, from Seattle, Wash:, holdi Jamet, 2, while wife, Opal, and Norman, 4, follow. With foot on buddy'i shoulder, a G. I climbs through window during combat practicein dummy villagebuilt by U. 5. Army naar lector border of West Berlin.

, J SOLDIERS of the U. S. West Berlin unit carry the Stars and Stripes on way to parade ground, f

N While other soldiers watch, Andrew Chester, left An ofWuty task, but a pleasant one. SP4 Class David of Eighty-Four, Pa., and Robert Kallat, of Calumet Second If. Joteph Dwyer, of Cliflon, N. J* In fora ground. Instructs hit platoon before Gardener of San Mateo, Calif., feedshitfive-month-old City, III., demonstrate how lo handle the bmoola. starling combat practice in dummy village near U. 5. sector border. ton, Igor, while hit Berlin-bom wife, Ingrid, tools on. This Week's PICTURE SHOW by AP Staff Photographs Pettr Hlltebrtcht NOT. 2, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Double Anniversary For Basketball

By SYLVIA ZEIGER gic$ and other wheelchair p»- Central Press Association tients. It toon spread to other countries and in 1955 became an Correspondent ! entry in the Paralympics (Olynv THE SPORT of basketball,] pics for the Paralyzed). played in more than 75 countries,! Naismith, vigorous, with good 1 posture and a well-muscled body, By Ey Cunningham ' with more than 2,000,000 games was the best example of what he annually played In the U.S., and preached — the value of sports THE HALFBACK WITH THE FRACTURED LEGi™P°rtewill be rid-, three riders. practice and I don't know aboub l Hornung is 26 and a bachelor. Kerner Gives den bv seven young residents of "We certainly would have used the area. him if we thought we could LADIES DAY Sally and Muffin Lord, ^twin didn't write the rule. I was just Hawks Warning daughters of Mr. and Mrs! Jo- have," he said. "After all, I seph F. Lord of Little Silver, will trying to follow it." ST. LOUIS (AP) - Owner Ben ride their mother's hunter, Little So after three international Kerner, disturbed over the lack Timber, and Fernie, a blue rib- events, the favored United States lustre play of his St. Louis Hawks, bon winner from the stable of team doesn't have a single point. warned the players yesterday their aunt, Mrs. George S. Ireland leads with 27, followed there'll be some changes made Howell, of Scobeyville, in thbey Argentina with 20, Canada unless the club does an about- junior hunter classes. with 18 and Mexico with 12. face. Andrea Savarese, of Tricorn Windsor Castle, owned by Mr. "We've got to get our house in Farms, Holmdel Township, will and Mrs. Samuel Magid of Mama- order," Kerner said afterward. ride her own horse, Inventory, roneck, N. Y., and Mr. Lucky, " "If we can't get it in oredr then in the same class group Sunday belonging to Marcia Piersoh of something will have to be done." morninR. Pittsford, N. Y., won the two open Kerner read what he described The Lord twins also will ride jumper events. as a modified riot act at a closed- Mrs. Howell's Gam Wenol in Sat- Grey Aero, owned by Frank Im- door meeting prior to a Hawks' urday's ponv hunter competition. peratore of Canonsburg, Pa., had practice session. Susan Blaisdell of River PInza second and fourth and leads HIGH-WAY TRAVEL — This isn't a training program The Hawks, defending cham- will ride her pony. Singing for the title with nine points. "Don't you know a moose for the football team, Benedictine High in Cleveland, pions in the National Basketball Windsor, the 1959 champion, Storm, and Susan Faith Thomas, call when you hear it, you but a typical week-end maneuver as the old bus con- Association's Western Division, of Cooper Rd., Middletown, will earlier won his first open jump- have lost four of their first six handle her Highfield's Lady Phe- ing class. stupid cow?" tinues to break down. A new bus is being readied. games. be in the pony hunter class. Bar- "I tried to stay away, hoping bara Ulrichsen of Keyport will the problem would solve itself," ride her Highfield's Hep de H10- Kerner said. "Apparently it tie and Highfield's Town and RIVERSIDE hasn't because we're not win- Country in the same group. OPEN ,PHONE ^SQUARE GUARANTEE ning." Gail Lynn Asay of Applebtock 9:00 A.M. MONTGOMERY WARD U 2-21 SO 1. AQelmt road hoteuft foi ttte . AdjuitaeJtli Kerner said he does not con- Farm, Middletown. has entered MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER rottd «• template a coaching change at and will handle Pungo in 'he this time. Paul Seymour is Ker- green conformatibn hunters com- m«nh prewoltd on triad nels 16th head coach in his 15 petition. X Neiionwid years in pro basketball. tVOMhlt. 4. SdllilotrSod guaronlterf- Kerner said he didn't think any one person was to blame for the NBA Standing club's poor performance to date. Surprisingly, he signalled out By The Associated Press 'ARD WEEK SAL big Clyde Lovellette for a pat on EASTERN DIVISION the back. W L Pet. G.B. "He's stood out like a beacon, Boston ; 2 0 I.00O iiverside and he's the one who has been Philadelphia :...! 2 .600 accused of being lackadaisical," New York 4 3 .571 Kerner said. Syracuse 3 S .500 Lovellette, Seymour and Cliff WESTERN DIVISION SAFETY NYLON Hagan figured in a blowup in Los Angeles 8 1 .957 New York last week. Seymour Cincinnati 2 4 .3» 21-MONTH GUARANTEE 'threatened to send Lovellette St. Louis . ...2 4 .333 3 DAY home when he asked to be taken Chicago 1 S.250 • 4-ply Nylon cord for greater blow- out of a game with the Knicks, Detroit 1 4.200 out protection and long-lasting strength claiming he wasn't getting the • Hundreds of treod edges for surer traction ball enough. Then came reports MAY DRAFT DAVIS of a feud between Lovellette and SEAT COVER Hagan. WASHINGTON (AP) - Syra- cuse halfback Ernie Davis may Tubs-type blackwall Tubelest Uadwall Kerner suggested afterwards be the top draft pick of the win- «xe each In pain Site •achlnperfrt that his great front line of Bob less Washington Redskins, club Pettit, Lovellette and Hagan officials said yesterday. MO-15 12.50* 6.40-15 14.50* Wight be called "The Uncoach- Davis would become the first 6.70-15 1150* 6.70-15 or 7.50-14 15.50* to play for the Redskins, 7.10-15 15.50* 7.10-15 or 8.0O-14 17.50*

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Satisfaction Guaranteed Nationwide But McCann said Redskins' MILITARY or COMMERCIAL owner George Marshall had com- SAVE $F6 W mented he considered Davis the best college back in the nation Resists itaint, facing— ELECTRONIC and the club definitely is inter- ested in the Syracuse star. colors go compUttly more "start-power" Marshall was not available for TECHNICIANS comment. through • i e h long- ^X 1" 9" 2S.W RIVERMD! ATLANTIC niinn.ANDS WOMEN'S CLASSIC wtaring pliitic fiber. Sparkling Nylon btid- 2-YR. OUARANTn PMeraon Points PilEil * G Snorts ir»» 4rt MURCII-B Watermelon Bar ....196,21 ing at tttmt. Choice of 4 smart colon. It Cunaollditpri' Fufls Ift4 4" Howcr'a Market 1*4(- and reasonable prices THE REQUIREMENTS: Ifffrf timt, piorated on *^« mortlht . . . that's what you get uf«d. 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Nov. 2, 1961 Pistons Top come for toe next 15 yetri." 6t*N/£ "BOOM 3O lc<»>!>tnrs without srjeaking "Yes, a lot of money has coma count on speed, superior condi- straight points, eight by Bob in," he admitted, "but it also Foreiggn Relations Committee was tioning and a fast break to over- d BuB t thhe boobk was KINGS AKB QPEENS lEAnin "' don't know, what has gone right out—to the In portrayed. L come bigger opponents because idvantage. ternal Revenue Department. The P he was It. Hopping Lumber .... JJ there simply isn't a man amon.i would choose. I waass born in 6 The Knicks bounced back to income tax laws are not very Fielding Plumbing w 9 Texas, grew up in California, re- Second Novel the 16 Kentucky varsity candi- within two of a tie before an- good for authors and other peo- Bully'Brtte sCleaner s Jf 10 side in Maryland and my parents have CarpeBrlte tCleaner Bfreesn . "Z..11 10 dates who stands over 6-5. ther Piston bombardment pro- ple who make a lot of money in "On the other hand, _u 10 'ided them a 55-45 halftime mar- live in Florida." letlers from 40 to 50 senators Atlantic Vending « ID The last Kentucky center this one year. Atlantic Recreation ..-, " small was Cliff Hagan, an All- n. » So we'll designate him at-larpe, who were favorable. They -ange Frank'n Clttei Service ° whidi is a pretty good descrip- "But the government now al- from Harry Byrd to Bill P-oX- Perl'B Vile! . I 13 America choice now with the pro In the third quarter, Detroit Bell Hardware ».•,• 14 St. Louis Hawks. He was ably ook a 64-52 lead only to see it tion of this towering, quiet- lows a system whereby the pub-mire, from Everett Dirksen to 200 Club—Bernla Brown SO'. Blggy sooken but self-assured man. Thelisher withholds the money for Mike Mansfield, from Paul Doug- Furce 202. Bart Emmorn 201. aided and abbetted by Frank ade. Willie Naulls paced a Women'! his* game—Mty KM* Ramsey, now of the Boston Cel- i««ty lor nminvhchiring «v We'll work from there," he said Oueiln 1 1 21 McMlllon t 3 11 tmhoft 0 2 2 Ohl 7 111 15! fl Tebunet nutnlilritd .ler mlcrolhouuridtbl el «n Jordon 2-2 6 Shut 6 7 IB Killer 113 Inch and only tin fin.it matariak »'< «»<)• Martin 1 2 t Naulli I 5 21 • uaukaf* pintail Stun. 0 1 a Mw »lito» r!««i • aaw pUtaai and plu rafrano' 3J29 85 • all saw rod baoriigi New York -...... 22 23 11 32- »5 • croaluaarr rta/oaad Detroit ...23 31 21 33-111 • cylladar walla raberad • eyllldw atad raMrf«*4 Cincinnati dim Lou AnvHei (120) • saw at*!* feaatt»g« • MW Of ratali* ell »im» OFT 0 FT • Mock »rfaeai ragramd EXCITING NEWS FOR Bockhoro 8 O 1J Baylor 15 11 <1 a MW n < 1952 to 1957 ^ 4-cyl., Installed Gloucester Heights Su^rta" — i»'-e 230 they visited Mr. and Mrs. Steph- en Trojak. 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Clubs-J 10 3. tree 5b 5T HE TOLD 1 TOIO you TO?YOU'RE HOW'LL I EXPtAIN? A QUIET 38. Stood up THAT SPELL IN JAIL been playing for. Now you lead What do you say? % A JUNGLE PATROL- SB. Closed- VOICE--U5tD TO COMMAND. [IKE AFFECTED VDU, SMYTH club to the ace and discard Answer: Bid one heart. You 38 V 39 •NO-THE MASKED MAN .' YOU DON'T A GENERAL MAYBE, OR A KINS-- YOU NEED REST. I'M I NOT VET, house emel] WASN'T A PRISONER your losing diamond on dummy's have 11 points in high cards, two FOLLOW ORDERS OF 6OIMS AHEAD AND jCOONEL. 40. Having 40 i \\ SOME MASKED YOU DON'T SMASH THAT PRISON ten of spades. There is still a points for the singleton, and fine neck hair, sy ESCAPING- you NOBODy- NO. you trump In dummy for your last high-card structure. Open the bid- u a lion . Y/i MAKE YOURSELF OBEY-- club, and your contract is safe. ding in your strong major suit. tt-3. LOOK GUILT? SMYTH! WHY DID YOU FOLLOW HIM? The HOME'S MARK TRAIL By ED DODV

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WCYCLOpEDJA BRTTAWNICA —1860 Avs.f tbree-room and batll apartmen radio, beater, full power. low mileage, 15 p.m. ti» 7 p.m. HELP WANTED-FEMALE ASBURY PARK now, available, furnished or unfurnished excellent condition. OS 1-3205. PR 6-9300 115. Call SED BANK-M1DDLS5TOWN area. Fwr- 8«0 FORI) — Four-door ranch wagon, BTa, ADDING machines, OS 1-3(25 170- AT 1-2780. nlshed room in private home. For lnfor. VALIAHT — V200 (our-door sli-pas- HELP US FIND INOINEERS—B. E. to $13,000 l toakea new ot used. Oueranleed. raatlon call 8H 1-S11S or BH 1-2892. •enger station wagon. Automatic trans- ndto. heiter. crielnal owner, only RIQIDAIRB ELECTRIC RANOE — KEYPORT—Two new apartments, three G.GO0 mile*. Jl 5T5. Pdone after 7 P-m. INaiNEKRS—M. E. to 112,600 » u I—. Serplco's, 101 _oc—louth icuble oven, deluxe model, excellent rooms, bath. Now under construction, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM — IT mission, radio, heater, whlttwalls. EH THIS MOTHER OST ACCOUNTANT to 10.500 It Next to Ueater. SH 7-0485. ondltton, Call SH 7-K56. avs.Ue.Me, December 15. Call CO 441M IU 1-3B4. ORBMAN—Plant Bait Westslds Ave., Red Bank, rlear 7-55K. I! you have experience tn' PTA, J5.2U .'•OAM CUSHIONS — In home serv- alter S p.m, for appointment. busline. Call after 2 p-m. SH 7-9537. 1M1 CORVETTE — Convertible top. ,1 OLDSVOFILE — Super 98. four Saoutlng, Teaching, Club or JKCHAN1C—Factory to SB ce. Phono LI 201II FOAMAHT, KTE. ADDERS -~ Bample and used ladders odr sedan, wnttewalls. V-8, hydratnatlc Community work and can de- AINTENANCE MEN to JIM >r sale cheap. Newark Ladder" Co., KURNISBED bed-living room, kitchen 170 h.p., 8-speed transmission. Call SH •KODUCTJ.ON tealeru, electronic to ¥110 15. EATONTOWN. ilfl Corlles Ave., Neptuna. PR 6-4540. and bath with garage. Second floor. pfds some mnlir work. Best offer vote four Hours dally between 189 month. All utilities Included. Call 1-9804. r $50. r«ll Kit 7-1SM after B p.rn 9 a-m. to 3 p.m. you may qual- ACB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Aluminum Siding Sacrifice LUGS USED — tal2 hooked, 10>10 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VALIANT 1K69—Model 200. four-door ify for thlrf unusual education Broad St., Red Bunk ' BH 7-3404 ound braided; 25, «l9, 9x12, 10x14, BH 1-9830 or SH 1-8878. .luivls&iy • nervice position Sn Sub-contractor ' has aiuminum sldlno radio and heater, standard shift, white ell ovBr from development la oni 1x17. Maple bookcases. Beds all BEAUTIFUL, MODERN three-room fur- HOUSES FOR SALE walls, backup llghU. 7E7-K»<- your community. For appoint- JOY Oft MAN WANTED - Must have lzes; washstands, cribs, dressers, nished apartment, near Fort Monmouth. MOBILE HOMES ment only: Write to Mr. Wil- iriver's llcenss and car. Full time, hree colors, .green, gray.while. >, Hall Garage. SH 7-16(7 or SH 1-3213. 1049 CADILLAC — Good condition. Ask. liam Dee, P.O. Box 33, Little ipply at: Sunray Drug, 30 Alrpor: irlce. Guaranteed, ftutalied. Terms. nests. Antiques. 59 hall and stair run- Ing 1125. Call Silver, N, J. 'lazs, Jlazlcl. 'A 6-76IKI, collect. lers, all sizes- Shore Furniture, Hwy THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apart FREEHOLD AREA 5. Laurenca Harbor. ment, electric kitchen, private bath HORSE FARM ? Beautifully an 1-5167 SPECIAL! ITOCK BOY — Days, tun time, fringe xtRA SPECULS — Picture irames, and entrance. Adults only. Call BH " liaA Roadster — IBM, low mileage, ELKPHONE 8OUC1TOH8 — Part or >eneilt*. Apply ta person, Drug Pepart- !5 cccta; books, 6, 10, 25 centsi clcctr! 1UREX BLACKTOP dressing »nd seal- rolling 43 acres with large mod- WE HAVE TWO r for your driveway only 14.99 five M06. heater, radio, wire wheels, sliding ull time. Local olf.ee. Minimum salary nent, Buperama, Eatontown. motors, K60; P»lr U'ass tabls'lamp. callon. pall. Cosh and carry. Red Bank ern ranch plus second bouse. windowl, like new. (1300.' Call TST-txse uaranteed, plui bonut. No experience J3.J6; TV pivot table, J8.B0; crib com- THREE-BEDROOM MOBILE :NOINEEI13 — Mcctianical, Industrial, plete, 412..V1; chain, Co, 75 cents and rober, 8 Wall St., Red Bank. 2,400 sq. ft. one-story barn. Colt* days or SH 7-1888 nlihtt. iece«**ry. Write to Horn* Reader Serv- Jeaera. fur project work on handling, cM > HOMES ie. Room 406, 11 Hill St., Newark. JtT«5!4. 5" sl&asware, brlcitbrso. COMMERCIAL RENTALS •PORT JEEP8TER CONVERTIBLE >ackaglnE and shipping of Naval weap< jnscil'a 25 JC. Front,St. Neck area. *80,000. 1949. Eicellenl condition. Ne» Bliock», ft. PALACE AND A 55 ft. ESyCONA EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES tor >ns. Applicants must have a degree MERCHANDISE WANTED RED BANK plni, block tires, radio, oversized heal curtain end drapery store. Walters, 41 n Engineering and a minimum of twt Three room office suite. Parking, rea* er, Like new. J35O. BH 7-969» betwee- Priced to Sell! 'ears professional engineering experi- VENETIAN BLINDS sonable. Call AT 1-1689 after six p.m. HUNTERS PARADISE 7 a.m. • 1 P.O. , troad St. Red Bank. ence to (jualK/ for starting salary of PIANOS and musical lnstmmeats A MOBILE HOME All Sizes 17" to 38" wide. 61" loaj wanted. Highest prices paid. H, TsnSUIT. E OB" OFFICES — HEART OF 89 ACRES adjoining the State 1W0 PONTIAC—Two-door aeasn. redl SECRETARY for law office. Legal ex 7,5G0 per year. Recent engineering cer. 300 Main St., __ competent Btenographer-typlit, FR -033S. (OBltlons at lower starting salaries, PROWN'S WANTED OFFICE FOR RENT—Harry A. Kearn Club. $11,000 Full Price. 1B52 ROLLS ROYCE Bentley convert ,!any to choose from. I,ow rate fl Theao are career Civil Service position; USED ORIENTAL RUGS N wanted to care for elderly 12 Broad St., Bed Bank, SH 1-750 & Co. building, Route 33, Mlddletown. ble, Park Ward body, excellent cend WE°SEFUSK TO BE UNDERSOLD In the Navat Ordinance Materials Han CHINESE AND PERSIAN Adjacent to Township Hall. Air con- tlon. M.500 arm. RP 1-1281. ouple, live In, Apply at 176 Hudson Illng. Laboratory at Naval Ammunitlot AMPLIFIER — 5-watt, two IV speak- FRIEDMAN GALLERIES ditioned, separate entrance, ample park- FARMETTE , .\e., Ked Bank. Depot, Earle, Ked Bank, H. J. Koi ers, hand or stand microphone, 25' ca> 'R 4-3143 Evenings CA 2-748!. 1955 FORD — V-8 Country Sedan. Ford- ing, utilities Included. One or two year Enjoy the roominess of this three HOLLY HILL 'urther information on applying call >le, used once, sacrifice (50. 787-3285. lease. 175 per month. Call OS 1-0600, emaUe, radio, heater, extra, mow tires, EXPERIENCED WOMAN to manage SO 2"lO0O, ett, 208. . HJN3 — New or used, any condition bedroom home with 15 acres of WOO. OB 1-1640. coat, suit and dress shop opening m •'KAD_ JU your old furniture wltil no also pistols, revolvers used flshini 94 BH 18110 alter g p.m. Mobile Hornet Sales tackle. Call 787-0585 tor lair cash 01 ted Bank on Broad St. Top salary. lown payment and get a new parlor STORE FOR KENT — on White St iood Earth. Small fruit bearing INI VOLVO — ^ort. white. »1.6» Rt. 35 PArkway 1-6858 South Ambo; 'R 0-9181. I AM LOOKING FOR A or dining room set at sal* prices, Wil- ade. liam Lett Furniture Inc., HOT 3D, Oall jour own broker or Call 83 7- orchard; low tax Asking $18,- SH 7-5824 i960 GREAT LAKES — 65*10, three- EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES— PARTICULAR TYPE MAN Middletoira. SU 1-33IS. open •nn_|s 1100. 000. ledroom, front kitchen, washer, MOO want a man who la not Interested In 1949 FONTIAC — Good second car. Sown, assume baymenta. CO 4-74B9. Uarry'i Lobster House. Call far ep- LOD__ ROOM tor rent. Center of New now tires and battery. One owni iolntment 7-8 p,m, 6E 2-S716. je usual run ot tha mill propo-ltlon, PETS AND LIVESTOCK town. Gould be used also lor office MR. HANDYMAN $150. Call roomings AT 1-3447. MTOEMON MOBILE THAILBR—10l« ut rattier one to whom trio unusual •pace. Approximalely 2,400 ml. ft Writs ALEBWOMEN — Children'! wear ex Is a challenge, a man who la not ALTENBURS PIANO HOUS DACHSHUND PUPPIES, female!. Red •LODGE" Box (U, nod Bank, Only $10,000 buys thil four bed- VOLKSWAGEN — 1955. Buntop, radio, In trailer pork. Like new. Will sacrifice, irlence. Full and part-tlm« positions. satisfied with just ft job, but one whc A.KO registered. Six witki old. SH ~ heater. Book value $475 an excellent For appointment call BH 1-9320. pply J. Tanko, 30 Broad 8t, Red Bankwill take personal Interest and help Rent A Piano J12 per Mont 60 BROAD ST., Red Bank, two adjoin- room, hot water heated home on to build It. If you can till my require- ing offlcts, each with separate en- three acres of wood shaded buy M U, >375. SH 1-7672. MOBILE I1OME3 COUNTER GIRL and waitress, experi- ments, mDOO the linrt year 19 a defin- KNADE, ilAEON-MAMLIN, BOHMER JfflHUAHUA PUPPIEa — Thrc« weeks meed only. Ralph's Famous, 7 Eaa CA£L-.in__0N. EVEIUCTT. 8TSOK trance, Including heat and light, f6& 1SS8 FONTIAC BONNEVILLK, 32,001 Ised . 1094 doum ite possibility. Call from 0:30 on iltl, AKO reristend. Joseph O. McCue, Realtor. RU 1-0444. grounds next to a small lake. mlle». On» owner. Trl-power, power rt 6t, Red Bank. hrough Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Ooonman Art. - llaln St., AsJiury Pi. LI 2-OS17 Needs extensive repairs. firaku and steering. Kew tires, brakes, '»w • T-ycar financing HOUSEKEEPER — Over 25, own room, 3A 2-4044. Ask for Mr. English. Opts dally tlU > Sat. till 5:30 WILL SUBLET — Shop space, 35x30, ROBBINSVTLLB PUPPY — Ons cuts little puppy left, office desk space with or without an- battery. 113 Wallace St.. Red Bank, TRAILER BALES. INC. TV. Recent references, good home. PS 0-9301 mother small pedigree Australian Ter- after 6:30 week flays. Any time weei Call after 7 p.m. CO 4-3" 110AL ESTATE MANAGER — Musi rier, father SLISO amall dog. K1Q. Call swering service and ncretarl&l urvlce. FHA nds. louts 130 RobbuMvllla, N. J, iavo broker's license. Liberal commit- ITON BCURABEH BClenllllo nail wash- AT 1-2345. TO 7-1320 EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIPPER IIOQ, plus override on all sales. Harry ing machine, almost new, reasonabii J S-0700. Wonderful three bedroom ranch 1981 CHEVROLET— Impala convertible, .958 SPARTAN — 8H51. eicellsnt con- — Steady work. Call Mr. Me Kee,h. Kcarny & Co., OS 1-0600, Membei CO 4-3748 alter S p.m. IOUNDS — Beagles (two) femaleL power steering, Turbogllde, many ex- lltlon, two bedrooms, air conditioned, SH 1-968S. jf Red Bank Multiple Listing aervice. easonatile. Will sell Individually. LI 2- in Top Boro neighborhood. Mod- tras. Can be seen Circle Chevrolet, Red 'RINTINO PRESS — 17"x22" B Kelly, 1348 after s p.m. or weekend. HOUSES FOR RENT ern kitchen; large living room Bank, or 787-0384 evenings. 12,600 or best offer. Location Hwy 39,IEDICAL SECRETARY — Red Bank .CCOUNTANT with cost experience, ^tension delivery. Sollers, chases, jocust Grove Trailer Park Ho, 13.irea. Full time, no evenings, proficient termanenL Furnlali resume ot exper :omplete. Now running. Best ofler. Can WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - with dining area; fenced-in yard FORD FAIRLANB — 13S7, Hardtop 87-9040. .yping. Write "MS" Box Btt, Rtd Bank mce, replies confidential. Write "ACC 'ruce Beymour, Mutual 1-6722. Furnished and unfurnished. Immsd* for the children; full basement. Power steering and brakes, new tlrei IOOKKEEPER — Experienced genera 3 511, Red Bank. 3OFA — Park green matelasse. Law, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ate occupancy. Samuel Tetcher Agency and battery. *750. SH 7-ooos. Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport. Call or dlr All landscaped. $600 Down to office routine, ability to type, liberal 'ItESSEK — Exprienced, all arouni sort type, down pillows with pink slip- LI 2-3500 or li 2-3501. 19M FORD — Black and white Vlctorl employee benefits. Canterbury Knitter*, lermanent position, salary. Apply ii over. CA 2-8170. APARTMENTS Qualified Buyers. $15,700, BOATS & ACCESSORIES Ltd., Locust at., Keyport hardtop, radio, heater, »(50 priced, fo ierson Wednesday after 12. Clrcui :OOKWAIIE—Al beautiful 21-plece si ^ONO BRANCH — Two-room furnished 195 to $125 Per Month quick sale. BH 7-1B83. MSURANCE — Marine, outboard-il VPPLICATIONS NOW BEINO TAKEN— Ucaners, 181 Locval Ave., West L ipartment First floor, all utilities In- i BERO) AGENCY I ranch. >( heavy duty, matching cookwar lit. 3B Ml.]! 1953 CHEVROLET — Hardtop, power, 'orm». Rolston WaterCury, Realtor, for full and part-time lales personnel, lacrlfice, S17. Will deliver. 7B7-S370 all :luded. *"» month. CA 2-6049. 03 1-1000 Rowcroft Agency lines 1025. 16 W. Front St. SH 7-350O. .pply In person, J. J, Newberry Co., LICENSED — Insurance solicitors, Full r 3 p.m. glide, radio ana heater, excellent cond •road St., Red Bank. rOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — 951 Hw, MANY FURNISHED AND UNFUR Realtor lion. Private owner. Can Bell no cas _ C1UUS-CRAPT Express Cruiser, r part-time. To sell competive home' RUGS — Never used. From 930. 8x12,0, Mlddletown. 130 b.p., head, galley, Bleeps two. fix- VOMAN for cleaning and Ironing tw iwners and automobile insurance. Liber NI81IED RENTALS — In all prlcel down, $18 month, full price SIPS. Deckel I commlsslonSi leads furnished, cal other sizes. Private home. , 175 and sizes, Klla Wiltshire Agency, 14SI IS South Street . Freehold 78T-1631. :ras. 92,100. Will accent car or smallei ays & week. Experienced and ref- SB 2-0510 nut In trade. Call after 5. BH 7-4273. rences. Call RU 1-0785. III 1-4031. 'HREE-ROOM, third floor, unfumlalied Ocean Ave,, Sea Bright. SB i-OOOf 1959 OLDSMOBILB — Oray, (our-door, CHOCOLATE — Brown cotton loop rug. iduiu. Car necessary, iso, all utilities, Open seven days. HOpkins 2-1455 *ART-TIME telephone file clerk, tve- MAN~To work in luncheonette, hnowl r good condition. Take over payments. BARGAIN — An; boat you want to edge ot fountain and grin preferred, e'7"xl3 . Very good condition. Any rea- :iver Plata. BK 1-8589. LITr_— SILVER — Four-bedroom Cape own. Lew bank rates. Financing ar- ilngs and Saturdays, atre 25-33. Writ sonable Offer. CO 4-8860. (Open Sundays) AT 1-3144. rangements completed In one call at », O. Box 118, Red Bank. Vpply In person only, Sugar Bar, Little Cod, full basement, garage. 1953 BUICK — Good condition, ne1 any of our offices. THE &IONMOUTH illver. BLACK PERSIAN LAMB coat, largi JDNO BRANCH — FurnlBhei lour SH 1-2089 COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH 1- PULL TIME — Telephone file cleri size, little use. Reasonable, Call 8 tlret and snow tires, sacrllice, |123. Cal aga 23-38, filing essential, typing help oom apartment ISO and 100 montlly LARGE — Four-bedroom ranch near afler 5, BH 7-4395. moo. ul. Write P. O. Box 118, Red Banf MEN: JOB JChgole, New Shrewsbury area, {165 IF month. Call LI 2-1817. 7 195S MAT — I10O Model, good condl MARINE SUPPLIES SECRETARIES—Many, to *SS SHOTGUN — Remington automatic l: till Jun« 1st CA 61553. OPPORTUNITY ; gauge, choke, custom stock, excellen LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished house, You are a qualified Vet and pay- tlon, four-door, 1300 or reasonable offer, Iverytbtng For Tho Boatman. Ne CLERK-TYPIST— to 565Answer this ad only It you are a hart condition, *75. SH 1-2495. SH 1-S713. Jersey's largest marlno supply bous PARTfl-SALKS, typist salary opeif six rooms, tile bath, lovely sunporch. Ing rent —vinrudo Sales and Service POSTING CliEKK—Typist. «5S willing worher. Our factory branch 1 tEFRKJERATOR — Kelvlnator with EW WESTWOOD GARDEN APART On bus line. Immediate occupancy. CA BUPERB VALUE — 19C1 Muck Ton TtIB BOATMAN'S BHOP LIGHT ETENO-Clerk 7 expanding. We have openings In severe freezer top. MENT8 — Westwood and Bath Ave, 2-5336. convertible, red and white intcrloi departments, (one leading to a super Long Branch. One bedroom apartment! 14 Wharf Ave. Red Bank RENSIMATIC OPERATOR >5 visory position). Thesa are permanen SH 7-3377 and two-bedroom duplex. Gas and cen-EAST KEANBBURG — Four room bun- STOP! white top. Like new. White wall tlrei SB 1-5760. COUNTEH GIRLa-Nlght,. ?4' radio, heater, 10,000 miles. Asking S2.3 Jobs. No experience necessary. RCA WHIRLPOOL ERYER — Neve: tral heating, (I'M per month, up. Walk- galow. All improvements, gas heat, fur. ACE EMPLOYMENT CALL SH 1-4M9 used. Gas. ing distance Long Branch Station, shop- nlsh own utilities. Now vacant. OS 1-1622 No money down and approxi- Can be seen any time. SH 1-1644, OUTBOARD MOTOIl — Mercury 10 h 12 Broad St. BH 7-3434 Red Ban] Good condition. Call nfter 6 p.m. SALARY $05 SH 1-8472 ping area, beach, schools. GB utilities, FURNISHED — Seven-room bungalow, mately $97 a month will buy this 1853 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON- / BH 7-3644 GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — In COAL HEATER — J29; round cockta! air conditioning. CA 8-0(89, CA 2-9750. four bedrooms, oil beat, no lease re- mmacuiate three-bedroom Cape 5125 or best offer. eludes bookkeeping, part time, mor~ SALESMAN — For floor covering d partment In our Eatontown Btore. Mu table, {9.50; large equipped aquariutr iPRINGVIKW GARDENS-283B spring luj'ed. Near Fort Monmouth Goto. N( Cod which features a knotty pine 787-1648 BOAT REPAIRS by expert bout build lnga or afternoons. SH 7-36G4. $15; five-piece chrome kitchen eel 11.. Red Bant Available Decembei pets, call LI 2-0116. cr on your premises; woodwork, pnlnl ie drat claan naleoman and must hno\1 S22.50; vanity desk and chair, J19.5U kitchen and dining area, gas heat, llKJCt COMET, Four-door station wago arnlflb, engine repairs. SU 1-2G2O afte RELIABLE WOMAN — To care fo measurlrg. Apply nt our Ilackenaac ind January. Large, lovely five-room, FAIR HAVEN — Six-room duplex white, radio, heater, automatic trn school children. 7:15-8:45 a.m., am store on IU. 4, North liockensack 9x12 shag rug, J12.50J utility cablnel .wo-bedroom apartment. Spacious clos- bus line. Three bedrooms, flQO pel aluminum storms and screens mission, tinted windshields, power Tei 6 p.m. Hollman & Boyle. Diamond 3-4300. El 16.60; electric Ironer, like new, S3! ets, tile bath. Adults. For appointment, month. SH 1-8293 after o p.m. S-R'.SQ p.m. Near Naveslnk School. A' Hollywood bed, complete, 129. RUSCII/ call SH 1-5G72. plus more. Close to schools, window, new tires. »1790. KU 1-1S9 WANTED-PENOUIN or similar SI 1688-n. utter fl Pro. ______lln Urown, Personnel Manager. 25 fi. Front 8t FOUR-ROOM house, floor heat, bath, sailboat (not sallflsh). Write Dick Hui 1 MODERN —Three large rooms, unfur- shopping and transportation. Ington, 735 Prospect Ave., Prlnceti BOYS — 14 or older to rake lea v Keanaburg. Call OS 1-2173. Rent wit AUTOS AND TRUCKS or plions evonlnKs WAlnut 4-4521. private entrance. Saturdays or Sui nished. Steam heat, all utilities I option to buy. ^ HELP WANTED-MA1E days, GOc per hour. SH 1-1916. SPECIAL SALE piled, (85 month. 787-9728. IM__0IATi) OCCUPANCY YOIIR OUTBOARD MOTOR AHCHITECTUHAL DRAFTSMAN 1c UNFURNIBHED-Located on river wllh BEACH AGENCY WINTERIZSin, INSURED AND $23.88 dock privileges. Three rooms plus heat- COMPLETELY redecorated three-be You'll Be Sorry STORED IU OUR LOCKED temporary or part-time employmen Daily to 8 p.m. Experienced\ only, Phone Jamos GENUINE ALCOA ALUMINUM COM- ed sunporch, private front and rear en- room ranch, S150. VAULTS — VERY LOW DRAFTING BINATION DOORS, Heavy r thicK trance. Hot water heat, gas and elec- LITTLE SILVER—Four-bedroom homi Sat, SIM., to 6 p.m. If you don't check the RATH INCLUDES Roper, Architect and Engineer, 811 any Blze up to giant 36x85,- two glaf irlo furnished. Rector PI., Red Bank, DRAWING CHECKERS 2810, for appointment. inserts, one screen insert, complete :wo blocks from railroad station. $90 1159. price tags on our Tank Testing C'k Water Piirai 1 ready to hang, installation optional, McGOWAN-RYAN AGENCY WO Hwy. 3? Middletown Flush Motor Cnecs Clutcl Experienced with production draw- EXPERIENCED SALESMEN tor cu ler month. SH 7-0213 for appointment. SH 7-3000 '61 CHEVROLET Check Ignition C'k1 Fwd. & R'v ings for electromechanical parts tain and drapery store. 41 Broad Bt PROWN'S OS 1-27J7 Check Carburetor Check Links and assemblies. Familiar with Gov- Red Bank! Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-75CTWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — HOUSE FOR RENT — LEFTOVERS Lube ilotor Check Propel ernment Standards, Job operations Adults only. 265 month, own utilities. 78 POPI-AR AVE., LJcemod Rtal Xstatt BroUr C'plete External "C'ros'n Prooflm In STABLEMAN — One hour a day, t\\ FLUSH DOORS — Slightly damaged No pets, Alex Lipert, Box 320, Bounda- FAIR HAVEN. W« Qlv« EfiH Green Stamps C'pleto Internal "Rust Prooflni days, cleaning stables. AT 1-C4C3 aft from ;i.K'-S1.05 each. Cash and carry ry ltd., of! Route 520 near Marlboro RED BANK, N. J. AREA 6 p.m. Bargain Basement, Red Bank Lumber State Hospital. SIX P.OOM. HOUSE — All Unprovi MARINE SUPPLIES 9 Wall St., Red Bank. ments. 171 Bridge Ave., Red Bai SPIC AND SPAN Everything For Tho Boatman. N Good salary wlto travel allowsnc» PRECISION SHEET METAL setu THREE ROOMS, first floor. Best resi- SH 1-8193, McCARthy man, electronic plant located In Del KEDUCINO EQUIPMENT—For rent dential section. Private poich and en- Pine neighborhood, true luburbla. Won- Jersey's largest marine supply hou NO AQB LIMIT mar area, Hunt read complex print am sale. Free delivery. Soutii Jersey Surgi- trance. Reference. No pets. Adults. EXCELLENT LITTLE SILVER loca- derful for both formal and Informal Evlnruds Bales sad Servlcs work to five thousand tolerance. Cal cal, SHadyslde T-2614, Available Dec. 1. AT 1-3871. tion. Sight room two-story home. Foul entertainment. Large rooms throughout Chevrolet, Inc. Mall resrnns Immediately or telephon MU 1-5151. bedrooms. Tiled bath plus first floi including oversized kitchen. This TUB BOATMAN'S SHOP (Phil.) MA 7-7020 WK BVY AND SELL ANTTHINO THREE TtOOldB and bath, unfurnished, lavatory, den, two-car garage. Tree modern four-bedraom SBllj .level, with 158 FIRST AVENUE 3» What! Ave. Red E«! Contents of homes, stores, estate] Bccond Door, adults only. S70 month. $170 per month. Available Novembe dining room, recreation* and lep- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN cellars attics, China, glassware, ai Call HO 2-2781. 15. Russell M. Borus Agency, 600 Rlvr arate laundry Invites immediate oc- tlqucs, art objects and all brlc-a-brai Rd., Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. cupancy. Full price 521,500. Low down AT 1-3830 00 ROWBOATS and 23' skiff, 100 h.| H. L YOH CO., Inc FOR OHEVilOI^ET AOENCY Ruscll's. 25 East Front St. SH 1-1691 FOUR-ROOM — Furnished apartment, payment qualified V.A. or FHA buyer. engine. Roxy's Fishing Pier, 18 Beac 123 SO 2D ST. PtHLA. 6, PA. Top salary and commission for II' private entrance. Second floor. Adults LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, »l Act now. call CAL OHLBEN REALTY, Blvd. HI 3-114L wlro. MUST have automobile soil! TELEVISION —• 21"' Sylvanla. Tab! only, no pets. SH 1-2718. rooms, threa or four bedrooms, 1^ Realtors, New Monmouth. OS 1-3321 And Equal Opportunity Employer experience. Call Mr. McCartny. AT moilei. Needs repair, Hake offer, a: baths, enclosed porch, basement, 3830. 1-8129, 6-8 p.m. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT — Con-rage. Leaso required. Elwood A. An veniently located In Leonardo, Newly strong Agency, Realtor. SH 1-4900. HEW MONMOUTH — Three bedrooms, MAN—With mechanical background REFRIGERATOR — Television, I decorated. AT 1*317, after 6. dining room, screened porch, full dry service new cara for delivery. Pay conditioner, other household Hems. Ci KEANSBURO — Beacon Beach, very baBement, attached garage. Five years pending upon ability and experlenc AT 1-178.1J. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Four nice six-room home, redecorated. Two old. Call OS 1-2268 after 6 njn, Mo Apply Mt. Qlbb, 110 Main St., Mala WALNUT chest ol drawers JJ5; foi •ooms and bath. Newly decorated. Walk- porches, nice yard, $100 month. Secur- Brokers. J17.80O. antique chairs, bureau, rocker, bool Ing distance to shopping center, train ity, references. Chateau Realty, Res MODEL fi BUTCHERS-COUNTEKMEN—For WOL station, bus stop and Fort Monmouth. Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keansburg. 785 SACRIFICE S9.00O—Furnished, seven end work, Thursday, Friday or Satin case. $5 each. Photographic enlarge Call after 6 p.m. SH 7-5730. rooms, gas heat, plot 75H00, aswers. day. MAS Meat Market, 32 W. Fro Inmps, miscellaneous equipment, bei 81 Morningslde Ave., Keaosburg. St., Keyport. offer. SH 1-1910. 'HREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Bath- COTTAGE — Three rooms and bat EXECUTIVE DESKS — TWO, walnul room, hot water, electric range, re- completely furnished, heat, gas, elec LEONARDO — Four bedrooms, 114 PAPER. HANOER — Steady all yet glass tops. 60x30, excellent condltlor irlKerator, gas lumaco. 155 month. 787. trlclty, 530 a month. 787-5746. baths, garage, aluminum storm win- poaition, pleasant workliiK condition 0652. dows, gas heat. Corner lot 100x72. Reply P. O. Pox 651, Hod Bank. S50 nnd $55. SH 1-1910. FOUR-BOOM HOUSE — Wllh fro: PINETTB RET — Oray formica to raWLY DECORATED — Four rooms porch. East Keansburg. Call P0O0. O3 1-1280. EXPANSION PKOORAH -- Mow uiuk and bath. Conover and Liberty St.. 787-1987 LITTLE SILVER - Four-bedroom Cap. way duo to nationwide TV erposur four chairs, one leaf. 30" gas stov Mlddletonti. fSO month SH 1-1144 after exce"Pt'onal opportunity to got In on tl with griddle, 30" oven, metal kltche " p.m. SMALL, HOME — Threa Cod, full basement, garage. Assume ground floor. Income can exceed J15,0i cabinet, [ormlca, top. 54" sink complei gas heat, adults preferred. \%% loan, small down payment, SH 1- per year. Send resume or write for with metal base cabinet. Office desi FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED — AT 1-0574 tervlew to Eox 44. Ivlneton, N. J. H3 Harmon AVe., Fair Haven, after two-room studio apartment. Reasbnable. One short block from business district NEW SHREWSBURY — Unfurnished FAIR HAVEN — Two-bedroom Cape LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Expeienci ELECTRIC TRAIN SET — Lionel, com- and all bus lines. 57 Peters PI., Redtwo-bedroom rancher. Living room, Cod, Fireplace, new tile bath, large on newBpaper. Seo or cnll forema: plete with switches, S35. Bant. modern kitchen, bath, good residential expansion attic, storms, screens, Vene- New Jeraey Oourler, 59 Main St., To: CA 2-7562 area. Lease at «12t> a month. Weart-Ne tian blinds, stove, refrigerator, split River, N. J. Plmno DI 0-3000, EFFICIENCY APARTMENT — Three meth Agency, Realtor. SH 1-2240. rail fence. Excellent condition. Low REFRIGERATOR — Hot Polnl, 12 rooms and bath. Adults. 52 Herbert St., down payment. F.H.A. or take over ft., »75. RCA electric range. |50. Both Red Bank. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three be( i%— O.I. SH 1-1177 or SH 1-3312. ~ client condition. CA 2-75S2. rooms, unfurnished, modern kitchen HELP WANTED-Male - Female BABY CARRIAGE — Thayer, like ntw, THREE-ROOM — Unfurnished apart- bath. December lit AT 1-2886, 4-8 p.m. (14.900 — New ranch Ideal for •mall 525, BnsBlnette, jumbo size, folding styl ment. Utilities supplied. Call family. Two bedrooms, living room, ONLY 10 LEF! ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE — lloo 58. Playpen, folding, large size, *1 SU 7-2287 large kitchen, tile turn, expansion attic, Keeper, For nenslmntlc bookkeeplnB in, Bnby Tenda high chair, 57. All In go, MONMOUTH BEACH — Three-room fun basement. 300 ft, from Hlver Rd. In chine. Basic bookkeeping: experienc mdltlon. SH 1-8052. furnished apartment. Private entrance, WANTED TO RENT Fair Haven, near schools and shopping. Brand New • Factory Fresh knowlpdfitf ot typing. Only those i J60 Call CA 2-6323. t created In permanent position no VAN LOAD OF GOOD QUALITY FM UNFURNISHED — Executlvo wife, an, CONSTANCE 8M1T1I, 14 Maple Avs.. apply. Write "Bookkeeper" Box ft' MITUHB — Three-fold leather ccrer- THREE ROOMS — And bath. 32 Oak-one year old daughter. ThreB large bed Falp Hnven. SH 1-2308. Ri Rank. 512.50; pair mnhocany Pembroke table land St, ground floor, redecorated. rooms, two baths, living room, dlnlni CUTE, COMPACT AND CLEAN—FOUR at S16.60: maliojiany chest of ilrawer SH 1-1144 nfter 6 p. m. room, family or recreation room, base HEAL ESTATE sales pcoplu for e 52050; child's wardrobe, J16.60; cr ment Preferably two-car garage ROOM RANCHER FEATURES TILE pandlnff flairs force. Salca experlenc cnnplete. J16.50; playpen. $7,50; 7^x EAST KEANSBURO — Three rooms large yard, preferably fenced. BH 1-712 BATH, RANOB, STORMS, SCRBKNS necessary. Full time only. Training pri rug. A.I, »1. MkhllPtown. SH 1-3213 Open avi sold, rented, repaired, eerplco'a, 101 Leeching field added. Backnoe work. pttpcrlmngcr. 25 years experience. 41 HIl I-8HH1 nings tm i) P. m. Monmouth St.. Heil Bank, all 1-tMSl. C 1L Wllion. BH I-IB46. Chnpln Ave. BH 1-1708 after 8 p.m. HOUSEKKKl'lNO f'OMl'ANlON I l'Oll BALK — KVERY FRIDAY CAItl. IS. JONKS-Palntlng and deo- Immediate Delivery On fldcrly person. Live In, will drive U> Umiirf, HkoriH-ir, Coffee rings, Jn oratlng. General contracting. Free iicV'fl. Write "COMI'ANION" Box fl; lCallor. HANSEN'S FISH 1IARKE' Antiques Wanted China and Glass Repair estimate* Oil BH 1-4343. 24 hours. 3EA IIRIOHT. Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut glsss EXI'EKT HKNUINO - China, tilts, Car of Your Choice! WILL MIND — One or two pm-Bclii hAH — CO" luiiK, Htunly, formica to] furniture, Civil Wsr boohs. Appraisals Public Stenographer (Iron Hi my home. Infant wt'lcon; made. Oilman. 311 711(1. silver reilnlsnlng and platinf- Tnarm- Call BH 7-4021. Inside light, Jill or bent offer. O3 OS buckets. China A Glass Shop. 117 ls-li). Broad St. Red Bank SB 1-WOOL UARH 8EHVICE3 TTP1NQ — Publicity: Bookkeeping ['. rt, and rornlKn otninpa. Nice ohljji Appliance Repairs Service, Mimeographing. Will pickup SITUATIONS WANTED, Male jrnte lor fireplace, pair iron aniUitQiti Fuel Oil — Heating and deliver. CA 9-3500 iintplf l.lncDlu locKer, liar ctinlrn, twi APPLIANCB REPAIR anil Installa- Imwer nialiocnny sewing In tile, [inlr i tion. Residential and commercial wir- tfUUL OIL A HUATlNa-—Call SH 1. Radio-TcIcvlslon Repair for yard, nttic. i-clliir CICIIHIIIR Gem' lall lilnck milk Rlnss coin put rs, pal ing. Allen Klectrlc. SH 7-0612. 0010. Oil Delivery, Inc. Service A —tiooi vrorlc, CJn.ll cvenlnRft. SIIi T-1H Vi'iirlliui M'lut1 ilcrniilcTR, ninl utlierfl. 4i Bales. 3 Herbert 8L. Red Bank. A. C. KAO1O A TG1.UV1BION CO — •i-:t nlri-, white cl.tim, dinner sot wli 123 Shrewsbury Avo. BH 1-4761 SERV- Bold liiiiid, Ftirnlluro in tliB rougli. Cn Auctioneer '1UM10RANO "Th« Carpunlpr.' ICE WH11.B YOU WAIT iifi when Bi'lllnR. Thr Malthcwi, 1 Experiencerlcnced alterations, irepair work. FINANCIAL u. u. COATS ~ An essential Auction out-Inside, fill M1SL BH Broadway, Koypurt, CO i-Uit. Appraissl Service* "anywhere." 281 QUALITY DEALER • QUALITY SALESMEN • QUALITY SERVICE WoItKJNO MANS contractor-Alter- Roofing, Siding and Insulation BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HKAUTIFUL -- Antique rolltcii> K'lltdii. [enul;ir Jl M- I'lMritiniliy for miff" who I* re) In Mo [' centn iiliiut nnd It's .lotu il!f;iiest quality work. For estimate* HAVE WAOON WILL TRAVEL — Vacuum Cleaner Repair uiiflfl.-ulioim; VVUl hfl(i (UIAIICC, Wrti il.i-*iK> hrnihl msK mu- Jislntrr nlxm rail Herbert ElgeuMUcti. 811 1-8201 •Mill.", Hot Ml, Hfil Ilftnl; imtlltyl. Itfd Unnk riunlier, 0 Wnll fit, odil JOIIK. lawn furniture painted, CLEUTHOLUX li-.t Hank, horns oven, wsll tflr.v cleaned, In- Balsa flirvlct Suppils* .K"K (JOlNd • Tiilnt nml wflllixij IIK)I> UANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS terior painting. Cellars, stiles 50s Prosprct Av... LM|0 Silver. For 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SH l-09|0 RED BANK Inn-. lenm> i-xrn|iHijtii.lly K"mt, In t fi' I'KI.KVIHION - 17" tal'le modri, R Storm windows, sldtng, ftwnlngs. clesned, light snow rtmovsd. fliasoa- on your Eltrtrolm. call Pit t-OMl of iillillilft. niURt soil, liRVM other ]nt•«• 414 *pHt levtL wlUi 17' gune Ben RUMS. 99 North Riveredge i room, modem 18' kltcben, W bed'|Dr. tittle Stiver, has been initi- To Benefit HOUSES FOR SALE rooma. Owner tranalerrcd and pur- t chaled Mother home la Long Island. ated into Tau Kappa Epsiloa MUST SELL NOW) Fraternity at Gettysburg College. 1st Aid Squad BERG Asking 117.000. He is a sophomore and is ma- CROWELL AGENCY joring in political science. tINCROFT - The First Aid Qualified Buyers Realtor ind Rescue Squad and it* Ladies' Auxiliary will hold the eighth an- ' Short of Cash? Use Our II JE. front St. Red I -1EGAL NOTICE — Layaway Plan SH 1-4030 nual ball Saturday, Nov. 11, at BIOS RECEIVED VBI Ernie's Sea Girt Inn. VETERANS COU.NTY OF MONMOUTH Mrs. Marion Levitt, president NO DOWN PAYMENT PRIVACY? STATE OF NEW JCRSt'V of the auxiliary, and Elwood 8T0NSPE0NT lUnch with complete- NOTICE IS HEREBY-GIVEN dial $13,890 Full Price ly private rear yard. Living room, con< aled bids will t>* received by the Brandt are chairmen. Mrs. Levitt If you're a llttli old fuhloned, but' venlent kitchen, two bedrooms, an Monmouth County Welfare Board [or said music will be the Val Ernie Ilk* modern living. Inspect thli 1m- d»n or third bedroom, tile bath. WE3' laundry rental supply service to the nuctllatt Colonial Homt, Ihere are l/ONG BRANCH neighborhood. REAL Monmouth County Welfare Home, said orchestra. three bedrooms, form*! dining room, VALUE ONLY 117.600. Call today! bids to be received at the meeting •clenct kitchen with built-in oven and of the Monmouth County Welfare Board Mr. Brandt said proceeds of range, basement. 2-cir airase led a to b« held at the Monmoulh County the dance will be used to pro- I2.WW •!. ft. fully laodicaped lot. 3m- KENNY REALTY Welfare Home, Dutch Lane Road. Free- medlat* postetslon at closing." vide additional equipment for ac- REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE hold, New Jersey, in public OR Wednes- day. November is, 1961 at 10:00 a.n cident and other emergency calls Non-Vet $440 Down 71 BRIGHTON AVE.. WEST END Complete apecjficnilona and form of in the Lincroft-Holmdel area. CA 2-36W bid, contract and bond for tha same are OQ file at tha Monmouth County He said: "The increasing popu- Monmouth County Office Welfare Home and copies may be re- LIVE-IN RELATIVE? ceived by prospective bidders upon tp- lation in the Lincroft-Holmdel Ideal for family who needi that extr; 'pilcatfon. Bids must be made on stand- area served by the squad re- THE BERG AGENCY room and bath for mother or guest, ard proposal form tn the manner desig- RANCH — Three bedrooms and batl nated therein and required by the spec- quires more and better equip- "Personaliwd Service- iplui itp&iata two rooms and bath. ification! must b« enclosed in sealed *2O,800. !envelopes bearing the name and ad- ment and facilities, so that the OSborne MOW Bt LEVEL—Full thret-hedroom rare! dress ot the bidder, designating the quad can continue to give the with V,i baitii plus extra two roomi name of the work on the outside, ad- irea the service of trained, well- Rt. #35 Middletown, N. J. and bath first lsvd. $22.0)0. dressed to the MonmoutU County Wel- fare Board and must be accompanied equipped first aid men. We earn- Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 COLONIAL — New. three twdroomi |by a certified check drawn to tae or- land bath, plus extra room and bath oi ider of the County Trea«urftr for not estly solicit the support of the first floor. *34,800. less than ten per cent (109i) of the amount bid, and must be accompanied immunity in making this if- R. C. COLLIER, Broker by a certificate from a responsible 'air an outstanding success." STOP WORRYING bonding company that Uiey will pro- LI'2-2105 Evenings RU 1-0933 vlda a bond If the bidder is success- Let us solve your house hunting]LITTLE B1LVER — Approximate); ful, and be delivered at the place LUXURIOUS TIVOLI — Three to five room apartments aro open lor inspection at the Tivoli Garden Apartments, problems. Ranches, splits, co- I6O00. will buy this spacious seven' land hour above named. roonS ranch within walkini distance tc Bath and Westwood Aves., Long Branch.,; The units will be ready for occupancy Nov. 15. Clothes washers and lonials, Cape Cods, you name it, Foist Road School. Fireplace, book Right Is reserved to reject any or we have it. Liberal financing for all bids If deemed to the interest of dryers ara available to tenants of the 88 uniti, as is parking space and a swimming pool, Book Fair easel. Den. Kitchen with dining area. Itha Monmoulh County Welfare Bond The apartments arc qualified buyers. Over 700 list- This* bedrooms. iRvmedlalt possession Aaaume FHA mortjage. to da so. on a fire-acre tract three blocks from the ocean. Ings in Middletown-Red Bank By Order of the Monmouth County At School area. Lawrence J. Schilling Welfare Board. WAYNE X>. 1IC MURRAY, - KEYPORT — The Grammar lt Bprint; Street Red Ban. President. SHadyside 7-U21 Altf-sl: Leonardo School Parent-Teacher Associa- LAWLEY AGENCY Multiple Listing Servica John L. Montgomery, ion will sponsor a book fair Mon- REALTORS 8ANOH HOME — Country living, neai Director. Meyner a Lame Duck The seventh birthday of Deb- day from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. school. Large landscaped plot. Li vim Oct. 29. Nov. 3 $111.1 orah Wankcl, daughter of Mr. 100 State Hwy. 35. Red Bank room, dining roam, (our bedrooms, n the Central School. It is open two bath!, tioublt gaiaie. 10% dow: and Mrs. John Wankel, was cele- a the public. SHadyside 1-6262 qualified purchaser. (23,000, NOTICE TO VOTKR* TWO.NSHIP OF It Alt IT AN' brated last Friday. A Halloween On display by the Archivej Member of Schanck Realtor Listed nelow are trie location! of all party was held. Present were Book Store, Matawan, will ba poll in j: placei for the General Elec- Colleen Wilson, Candy Bahr, Ken- Multiple Listing Service 8 Linden PI, Red Ban!tion on November 7, 1961, Pleaie note eferenco books, sports, adv«n- that changei have been made In the neth Hopfensperger, Linda Kuhl, BH 7-OMT 5th, 7th. 8th, 30th and 11th districts. Regardless of Outcome :ures. «cience, classics, history, FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom Member Multiple Listing District 1. West Keanaburs Fire Chuck and Mary L. Reilly, Pat maps, mystery, hobbles, nursery THREE BEDKOOU JtANCH — Oarage, Homt, 8th Btreet, Weit Keanflburg. By JOHN KOLESAR report such margins as 4 to 1 for Myhleisen and Pamela and John and other categories. Cape Cod. In excellent condition, cellar, patio, large hltdxen, tile bath. District 2, II ail ft Fir. House, liolm- did run like a house afire in New 4'^ par cent ataumptioa or own terms. dei-Keyport ltd., Hazlet Mitchell in places like Atlantic Jersey. Wankel. In conjunction with the book interior and exterior. Pleasant|j;Nic> e natEhborhood. Many etttas. Prln TRENTON (AP) - Some time District 3, Wwt KeanBburjr Flnt Ala, land Bergen Counties. About the only safe prediction air, a record booth and ceramic yard, large detached garage. cipals only. J1B.000. 787-1343. Sth Strept. West Keansburx. next Tuesday night, the real ex- District 4, Karltan Garage, Main and The Republicans say they are about the election is that it will Mrs. William Megill had charge »oth will be on display. Records Price $17,500. WEST KEANBBURO — Caps Cod, four- Berfle Road, Hatlet. ecutive power over New Jersey's rooms- Xixpanalon attic, lull cellar, bring a record turnout for a gu will be on sale by the E and R triple track storm vlndowi. Lot 60x100. District S, Township Hall, 310 Middle state government will pass to having no difficulty remaining of the Women's Missionary So- 112,980. 78T-681B. Road. Haslet. calm in the face of the appear- bematorial vote. Distributor Corp., Hicksville, L.L WEART NEMETH , District «, Towmhip Garage, 319 Mid-Richard J. Hughes or James P |Ciety meeting in the Baptist IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Onl. die Road. Hazlet, ances by Kennedy and Truman. Normally, about 75 per cent of Church last week. The topic was The ceramic booth, in charge of $3,000 cash to qualified buyer. Seven- ; District 7, No. Centcrville Fire House, Mitchell. AGENCY ,oom modern ranch home. 28 ft. living 375 Middle Rri.. Hnzlel. • "After all, neither one of them the registered voters take part in "Love Gilt." Mrs. George Search he Matawan Ceramic Studio, also room. Three twin bedrooms, two tiled District B, Orpentieifj'fl Auction House, Gov. Robert B. Meyner will ran like a house afire in New the election of a governor. That and Mrs. Ethel Donahue were will display jewelry. Coffee »nd b»thi. 21 ft. l»mlly room. Full hnin>- Highway 3fl, Hiulet (next to. Family REALTOR continue to hold the official title doughnuts will be on sale. ment. Half acr« veil itndicaped. FHA 1Circlp). Jersey," one Mitchell aide said. indicates a total vote of 2,200,000, hostesses. mortgage available. Asking J21,000. District 9, Hazlet First Alt! and collect the honorarium until 102 WEST FRONT STREET Maple Dri Mitchell had the help of an ap- topped only by last year's 2,800,- Students will have an opportu- , Stanley K. Downs, Realtor, Shrewjbury. noon of Jan. 16, but his ability SHadyside 1-2240 SII 1-1017. Miraber Multiple Lilting District 10. Norman'f Home Supply, pearance two weeks ago by for- 000 turnout in the presidential Richard McBurnie, son of Mr. lity to select and purchase books Service. Inc., 836 Highway 36, Hazlet (formerly to influence the government's pol Aujnach'a) mer President Eisenhower, who election. and Mrs. Charles McBurnie, during school hours today tnd 24-HOUR SERVICE UNSURPASSED VALUE! Beautifully 1 icics in his remaining two |titcoratcd Colonial spin level home. District 11, "PlHpl&yland/ 18 Ver- Mabel Ave,, celebrated his sixth '.omorrow. mont Drive, Haslet. months in office will be over- Member Red Bank Area Family room, giuss doors to garden. KATHRYN M. McHUGH . lirthday Saturday. Present were A PTA business meeting will Also mahogany paneled den. Four btd- shadowed by the governor-elect Multiple Listing Service rooma. 2'4 batiic. Spacious living room. Clerk, Townihip of Itarltan. Daniel and John Mulvaney and 'ollow the book fair at 9 p.m. Formal dining room. Fabulous kitchen, Nov. J K 66 For those two months New Jer- Charles, Robert and Patty-Lou MONMOUTH BEACH- dlshwaoher, wall overn. Basement in- Talanted Producer, The choral groug p meets Wednes- cludes clothes dryer. Oarage. Tills l: sey will have, in effect, two gov- McBurnie. d ft In thh * CCentral LIKE PRIVACY? a deluxe home - brand new. The great STATE OP NEW JERSEY ernors. Meyner will be in charge day afternoons flea thli charming home, In tha flneit eit bargain! Only $23,500. Bee today NEW JBRNEV Ichool. Club Clrclft area on * private, lliady You will be amazed! Stanley K. Downs, HIGHWAY AUTHORITY of old business. Mitchell or lane, yet convenient to everything. Realtor. Shrewihury. SH 1-1017, Mem RKD BANK Pvt, John Hofman of the V. S. First Moor; living room, dlninj room, ber Multiple Listing Service. Hughes will be in charge of new Writers Aid Gunsmoke modern kitchen and powder room. NOTICE IS IlKUEBV GIVEN that business. Marines. Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Second floor: Ihit* bedrooms and bath. LUXURY CONTEMPbRARY^RANCH— caled bids will be received by the ohn Hofman, and J»me« Hof- Oarage and carport. It you Intend buy- In Oak Hill, etr conditioner!. Living New Jersey Hlnhwuy AuinoritAmtior y for; By CHARLES WITBECK Rod Serling's scripts on 'Twilight Keyport Ing a house In the $20's, call today room 22x24, fireplace, carpeted, beamed GARDEN STATE PARKWAY It will be the. new governor man, Stamford, Conn., will spend cathedral celling, entire wall of Thtr- CONTRACT 49-387 ZZone". through Sunday to see thli delightful Vehicle Maintenance Build In who decides whether New Jer- HOLLYWOOD - "Gunsmoke" he week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A family party was held for home. Priced to sell. Immediate oc mopana sliding doors out to large patio; _.. j. Wood- While the dialogue is often cupancy, CA 2-1014 or CA 2-2431. five bedrooms, three baths, dining, bridgb e ThTownahipl , MiddleseMid x County, sey's next budget will sur- Charles McBurnie. William PMIHpps, Florence Ave., kltchen-iamlly room, dramatic fiagstom Ktw Jersey. .producer Norman Macdonnell, changed, producer Macdonneil foyer with Iff planter. Many othe The principal Itemi of work i pass half a billion dollars for the who was celebrating his 65th MIDDLETOWN — Four bedroom Bptlt writers John Meston (author of tries to keep it in bounds. He level. Immediate posaesiicn. Ql moriy features. One year old. Owner moving Lump Sum—Construction of -^ first time in 1962. Meyner's last Brownie Troop 2U held a Hal- birthday Thursday in his home. gage, sacrifice, 917,200. OS 1-2368, aoutli December 1, Sacrifice. Asking Maintenance Bui Id ins; in- some 400 "Gunsmokes") and boils, too, and shuts his lips. !$47.O0O. OS 1-0174 or OS 1-0350. cludingnir: UtllitUtilitiei s for build- budget was for $467 million and Kathleen Hite were sitting in a loween party and made decora- Attending were Mrs. Phillips, Mr. NEW — Four-bedroom Colonial "plit Paving~ ' , TopsoIIing Even though changes do occur, ranch, nlna rooms, 2'4 baths, two-car INVITES COMPARISON" — New spa- S*dl budget hearinRs which have been Hollywood restaurant at the end tion for it in the First Aid building and Mrs. William Phillips, Jr., garage. Lovely wooded lot. Read/ to cious center hall colonial of excellenl Bids for the above will bp received going on quietly during the cam- "Gunsmoke' is still the most lit- and son Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Oi- move In. J22.80O. SH 1-7733. construction. Living room or generou at the office of td« New Jersey High- of a working day, discussing the last week. Mrs, William Fried' (iimenaiona, family dining room, largi paign indicate the budget will erate western on the air and lull car Phillips and sons Gary and THREE-YEA R old split level in nice deluie kitchen, finished recreation roon way Authority, 12 Broad Street. Second new hour-long "Gunsmoke" scr- man, Mrs. William Pomphrey, Floor. Red Bank, New Jersey on No- credit for it should go to pro Klven and Mr. and Mrs. Walter neighborhood, three bedrooms, 1',-i nowder room, four bedrooms, two tllft( vember 22, 1061 at TVn o'clork M0:0t) pass $490 million, even if no ad- s. leaders, and Mrs. Charles Davis, baths, leparate dining room, «i-m bat hi. Full basement. Hot water baae^ A.M.t EA.STBR.N STAtfnARP TIME venturous new programs are1 ducer Macfonnel, John Meston Frani, Union Beach. kitchen. lull bisemcnl. Asking $29QQ0 board hrat, Two-rnr attached naragp -nd will bo opened Immediately there Prolific writer Meston Is a part time assistant, were present 811 7-9645. Principals only. Large plot, lovely country setting. started. and Kathleen Hite. 5?3,500. Russell M. Borui Re«ltn-i, ,fter. quiet one. He listens and keeps WBJ3T LONG BRANCH — Small family, 600 River Rd.. Fair Haven. BH 7-4532. Bids will he recHverl rrom blrldpn A good example is Miss Hite's Mrs. Kenneth Stryker, St. two-bedroom bungalow, two-car gartge, Member Multiple Listing Service. who are property prcquallfltd with the Announce Appointments his black thoughts to himself. The third birthday of Chri; full basement, owner transferred, quick New Jersey Stale Highway Depart- story, "The Long, Long Trail" io George PI., was hostess to her •ale at 116,500. Appointment only. CA ment, other 'State Department or th? Between Nov. 7 and Jan. 16, "You're the factory of the Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs ft-0293. BREAKTHROUGH t Here t« an «• New Jersey Hlghwny Authority. be seen Saturday, in which Mat card club Thursday. Present treamly RAIIE opportunity for yoj to Bidders must submit with their Pro the governor-elect will announce world," says Kathleen to him. Christian E. Jensen, Leonardvill KOUR-BKDKQOM, Kitchen dlnlnit-llv- own a new homo In RumBon for undei "03a In a Contractor'* Financial and many appointments to top state have four more scripts to write Dillon is on the edge of a serious Rd., was celebrated Tuesday with were Mrs. James Cadoo, Mri. Al- tng room, oil heat. Garage and storm S27.O0O. AND It will he a four-bedroom 1 family room, full dining room, 2'.i bath! Iquipment Statement and a Flan am love affair. Kathleen has another, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. bert Wuejtefeld, Mrs. Douglas windows. Two baths. EH 1-8526, and a two-car garage. We can show Equipment QuestionnairCJuestionnairpe completely posts, he will probably sit in on and I don't know how I'm going LITTLE SILVER — Threei bedrooms, you the lot, the (Ifxlbte plnnx. and some filled out oi ' "forms furnished to bid. meetings with Meyner's aides and to do them. I sat all day at the good one coming up in 'Decem- Arnold Jensen and other relatives Fitzgerald, MM. Edward Preston living room with fireplace, 20' dining samples of our builder's excellent work- ders. ber, "Apprentice Doc," where and Mrs. Rhea Preston. room, large kitchen, den, two full manship, F.UBiell M. Borus nealtn-*, Drawings, ~Specificationr „.,.,.«.*...... s• •>>\- Plant and Specifications will be fur- sey Congress of Parent-Teicher ized two-story house, three bedrooms tached garage. Beautiful acre lot wit nlihed upon application to D. Loul ent sometime during the unoffici- saying Meston was to write 20 'Gunsmoke" can go 60 minutes. with members of the family. >n Tontl, Executive Director, New Jersey modern bath, new hot water heating ttal, l trees, outdoor nitir lmnT nlpt Critics jumped on the early Associations in Atlantic City were •y»tem. Low down payment. Easy'condition. 921,900. WALKER & WALK- Highway Authority. A fe« of Five Dol- al count of the votes after the hour scripts this year and he had Brownie Troop 186 will hold a terms. SH 7-9383. KR. Hwv as. Shrewsbury, fill 1-52L2. lara « gradu- New Jersey Highway Authority hem,' said Macdonnel joking. anyone else. I hesitate to say it, M Comanchi Dr. CA 2-15O21 ,te of the local high school. nr President Kennedy is in the day nights. They'll be a new for "dentical mother-daughter Hallo- at Fort Monmouth, will speak on last weekend. referral service. We are "Home Trad- Inc. Topioiling and Seed PAUL R BTlUKKft. Realtor era" - two office", 11 full time »nk Ing. state today, Harry Truman is a lot of people who have only ween masks, entered Richard he subject, "Communications people. Call WALKER ft WALKER, Farms and farm eiuiefc Btatt Rpflltors, Members Red Fank Arm Biiln for the above will he recrlvrr coming tomorrow and they fig- seen the show in an alcoholic O'Kclly's liquor store Tuesday Satellite." AT AG SCHOOL Multiple Listing Service. Shrewsbury, at the orflo or the NPW Jersey Hlch The mission of the Advent agen- MATAWAN - Army Second Lt. Hlgnwar 3*. HoimdeL Phont WH SH 1-5212 and Hnzlet. OS 1-2128. v&y Authority, 12 Broad Strfft, Sec jre victory can not be far be- haze." light. nd Floor Tied Bank. New Jersey or cy, of which Gen. Thomas was Robert T. Bennett, son of Mrs. ••4144. November 23, 1M1 at Ten n'elrrk M0:(M. hind. Painful Experience "Trick or treat," said the lit- HEAL ESTATE AflSOCIATE^ 127 A.M. I KASTERN STANDARD TIME1 named first commander in Scp- Mildred Bennett,' recently "com- IANCHOFT — Etght-Toom vanch *pUt Oakland flt., Red Dank. SH 7-34*5. C The Democratic State Comm't- "I watch the show every week le girl, about 6. irard P chl*-. R-fl'for. We nee, rt will be opened Immediately there- ember I960, is to provide man- pleted the officer basic course at level. Approximately >; acre, fenced ncs In evsry cateRnry. after. tee hired a pollster to check the f it kills me," said Kathleen In, full la->d»can«(l. '• ]irr cent Ol O'Kelly smiled and gave can- agement and direction to the'Ad niortgflfte. Call 811 1-3025. ____ ni-ln will lie recrlvfi from lilihl*ri! citizenry and has gotten a heart- Hite. "And sometimes it can be the Adjutant General's School, When in doubt about now to «•! vlin are properly prfiuallflrd wilh tlir dy (o both. The woman then told vent communirnlirn satellite pro- Fnrl Benjamin Harrison, fnd. SBlno - - flpvrn-room IIOII.IP, 1'4 unwanted nousrhotd goods, aoiv* your s'"w Je'^ey fital* Highway Department. warming result: Huehes has now an awful painful experience." jthe child, "You run nut to the .aluminum Hiding, ort i'i acres. ornnlem with Ctir Ftegiater'a claaattled >ther StnlV r^partment or the N>wedged ahead, they sav Miss' Hite was referring to grain, sup^rvi:;inp and coord'iv Lt. Dennett received instruction Aritli l-rsry iintri wn" Authority. r.ldtlerji car, dear, and va't frr rnn'hpr.' $20,500. Phone 7S7-2313. nusl ittbmit with tnr-lr Prflpoinli e Claim Hughes Leads 'Gunsmoke" and other TV dram- in;; communication ^ntellile dc- dcsi/'nfd tn teach new officers of Contractor's Kinnnplal »nri Equlpmfnl As the little pirl trinr~-t p"i. Hip 'lo^mcn' ofo^'s <>f the Army, the Adjutant General's Corps the llniemcrt and a Plm «:ui Bf)ui,r>meni Snecifically, the polls shows as like "G.E. Theater." "Wag- woman fished a pistol r rt o* h".r Qur-itlonnalre romplrtely filled out on "'V and Air Forcf functions and principles of the 'orrrn f»miih"d to bidder*. Huphes with a whisker more than on Train," "Laramie and others purse. l>ra\vinj;!t. Bpeclllcntlorm and Form W nor cent ol the vote. Earlier she has authored. Tii" dinner mr-ting has been Array's administrative field. The RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES >f Hid, Tontrflct and Rond for tl; "Trick or treat," slip said insr-d wnrk arp nn fl!» tn the offlre n the campaign, the first samn- "I have great pride in the kind announced ai "ladies night." lieutenant is a graduate of Mila- 1 Day 40c Line >f the New Jersoy Hlg'iway Autiii pointing the weapon at O'Kcllcy. Mrs. Thames will be a guest also won Hi^h School and a 1961 grad- 3 Dayg Consecutive 32c Line 2 Brnai] Ptreet. Red Bank. New ing put Hughes far behind while of dialogue I write and when it iey, and may be inspected by pro a second go-round in October s tampered with, as it usually He handed her $30. She fled. 'at the meeting. uate of Rutgers University. 4 Days Consecutive 30c Line iv* hl(lollarfi (W. the qan then, as far as the Dom- to be inscribed in granite, but mind ad» using me fteffisfer's P O. Bos Me extra. ' r cbarced fnr puch FT! of pi change for change's sake makes ltd. This fee will not t be ocrats were concerned. Yearly Contract Rates on Request in'ien. Another noil, t»t manner Hucci of the Philaddnbia citv You personally can do something Rijetit to ciaiaify. edit or reject any advarttaftnant la r«atrred irs)gn-r"ri in the standnrii autr IE Derfiocrati'" s'aff. repnrMlv nut "But I'm nr' as gifted as oy ttim KrKimer vi y ^p»clflr«tioni nnH Sujiplpnn hereto; mini he enclo'ed in a Btn Hughes alidad even before the .John," Kathleen went on. "1 re- We will not o« teapunaiaie tot errors, unitii tntv e>re dittcttd ipeclslly mtilrtisM envelope bea „ about the H-bomb threat to A me r ltd tutor* the sennnd inmrtion .he name and address of the bidder !al"! committee's. Th's poll was member every line." i No eancellatlona vrlll be stcceplcd or changca madt \n adrartltt- and the work bid upon on the outsirle msnts on* hour «fi«r r«eitpt ai offlc* mull br accompanied by K cfllflpc rcportedlv influential in convinc- Slay Away from TV ond to your family. 'heck drawn tn th« order of "Tress- ing Kenned" he would not bo ?s- irer. New Jfrary HlgliwBr Autlnrlty" That's why writers stay away DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication n an niTinunt not IPSI than 10^ ol sociated with a losing cause if he from TV sets in Hollywood. They See Prof. Willard t. Libby'f he total price bid; mult he nccom- oiAMAirir.ii DISH.** mnleri hv a Pronor»il PonPI>M1. 'I Authority rf»ervf§ \h$ right tn r#Ji gun a poll of their own. They arc can't do anything about it except THE RED BANK rnil'mim itatinnK: LOwcil « COIf.i 4 TIT (K«anihnf|) W!!ltri*v 1 ny or all M

'I km eowUUBtly wettoft to Barkklow Mp win Urn problem* Is mgrM cuBur*; problem* oft!* haw*' and the confiscatory real estate Stands On tax burden an the um in agri- culture. I will support legislation and a constitutional amendment, His Record if deemed legally necessary, to COMPANY permit farm land to be assessed , FREEHOLD - Clifton T. Bark according to its agricultural use ASkUIT PA IK II* IANC alow. Republican candidate fo' now prevented under a recent Su- re-election to the stite Assemblj perior Court decision. I have today pledged to the resident* c and am now sponsoring legisla- Monmouth County that he wouli tion for a broad base tax dedi- "continue the same type of rec-cated to schools, ord which I have established dur- ing the past eight years." "During my terms in office, I [have consistently and continually Mr. Barkalow said that re-dec stressed the need and worked for tion would "see a continuation ol jthe construction^new highways active participation, .sponsorship, 'and the improvement of existing and support of major legislation highways for the better econ dealing with the many vital Washable Half^Size omy of our county. I have problems affecting the every-day strongly urged the need for a new needs of all of us. highway facility for the (low of "In the field of schools and ed-traffic from the western area of ucation, 1 have consistently intro- jthe state to our county and our Holiday Dresses duced and have now pending leg' shore resorts. My record will islation for increased state aid toshow many personal conferences our school districts which, if en-with the State Highway Depart- acted, would increase Monmouth ment, letters and telephone calls County's total state aid % ap- urging this program. proximately BO per cent'and there by benefit and ease the burden "I am presently drafting legis- lation to remedy, in my opinion, 9.98 - on the real estate fapxayer and the small home-owner. an unfair method of granting i scholarships to our young people. "I have supported increased At the present time, whether a teachers' salaries and am In fa Caldwell's stunning holiday presentation . , « scholarship is granted or not de- vor of a further increase in or. pends solely upon one examina- der to provide our schools with dresses styled with a relaxed flare, fashioned of tion event though such youngster the best available talent and as may have been an honor student quickly as it is financially feas- washable rayon crepe with a French flair! They'll all through high school. I am lble. . . providing a percentage of credit take you through the coming holidays beauti- "Of vital importance to all conto be given to a student's aca- solidated school districts in Mon-demic record and not have fully. Either style in green, blue or gray. Sizes mouth County and the state, I scholarship granted or denied Introduced legislation which is solely on one'exam. now law permitting these districts l4l/2 to 26"/2; 38 to 44. to regionalize and in one instance "Great attention must be given In Monmouth County, a school for the protection and safety of district has afforded itself of this our beaches and the water pol- legislation and as a result, this lution problem; I have legislation pending in an attempt to better district will be benefited finan- A. Pretty scalloped closing, .trimmed with • dainty cially to the extent of approxi the coastal conditions by control- ling the dispensing of litter along mately $600,000 over the next ten bow. • , years. This law is available to our beaches and the pollution of all consolidated district* in our our waters, including legislation county and state. for the licensing of boats and bringing to the treasury of the "Bills winch 1 introduced re State of New Jersey licensing wrote a major portion of the law'ees now paid to the federal gov- B. Glitter buttons to hem accented with loop trim. dealing with regional school.dis ernment. Had this legislation tricts. ••'•..-• which I co-sponsored been adopt- Perky poiie included. "I have sponsored and support- ed, the state of New Jersey today ed bills, and programs now a would have been richer by a min- reality dealing with scholarships imum of $300,000. to students desiring higher edu- cation; college loans; college bond "I have given to the best of my issue to provide needed facilities ability to truly and honestly rep- at our state university/at Rut- resent all of the people fairly and, gers; county junior colleges and in my judgment, recognizing the many other important phases needs for what is best for our dealing with education. state and our county." New STEINBACfTS WOMEN'S DRESSES FAT v Mezzanine and Asbury Park OVERWEIGHT Monmouth Ava.ilt.bl* to you without * doctor*» Maryanne Engelbach, daughter prescription, oar draff called OD- RINKX. You mult lois ugly fat in of ,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Engel- ? daya or your mono? hack. No bach, Coral PI., gave a Hallow- strenuous «ercise, laxatives, mas-, sag* oi- taking of ao>called re due* een costume party Saturday. ing candies, crackers or cookie Attending were Pamela Fisher, or chewing cum. OBRINEX ii _ tiny tablet and *asily awtllowad. Denise Giss, Kathy Smith, Pa- When you tak* ODtUNEX, you itil: tricia Yoos, Renee Eckert, Diane •sjoy your mcalVi •till «at thi Layer, Marion Davis, Therese foodK you Hki. but you. (Imply don't hav# tht urg* for «xtra par- Coyle, Lisa Abruizio, Joanne tlon« bflcani* ODIUNEX depreaiw Lynch, Robert Layer, Stephen your a,pp*tit* and decreaici yoarj 4«sln for food. Your weigh* must and Timothy Mitchell, Sean «om« down, b*cauf* u your own Bums and Thomas Engelbach. doctor will tell you, when you n( ]*a>, you weigh !•*•. Gat rid o/ •XC«IK fat and live looser. 0D- RINEX costi $3.00 and is lold on The first birthday of John Rob- this GUARANTEE: If hot satisfied erts, son of Mr. and Mrs. John, for any reason just return the psck- ag* to your druggist and get your Roberts, Roberts La., was cele- full money back. No questions brated by the family Tuesday. asked. ODRINEX Is sold with this Marjorie Holland, daughter of Mr. fnarante* by; ind Mrs. Robert Holland, cele- SCOTT DRUa iTORI brated her eighth birthday at a IB BrcaaV-Mall Ordtrs Flllee1 tamily party Friday.

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