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Issued Dally, Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter 7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK VOL.' 83, NO. 55 at the Post OIHce al Red Bank, N. J., under the Act ol March 3. 1879. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1960 BY CARRIER PAGE ONE

BOY HURT—Alvin Watts, 12, of 107 William St., Greet Khrush New Shrewsbury, is aided by borough first aidmen, below. Bicycle he was rid- ing was in collision with Arrest 3d Suspect With Catcalls car driven by Charles Witte, 17, of 714 Grova St., Point Pleasant, Satur- day on Newman Springs In New YorkRd. He is in Riverview (AP)—Boos and catcalls, rain and Hospital in fair condition. In Bank Robbery stormy skies greeted Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- At right, Trooper John J. chev as he arrived in New York City today to attend G e r b i c k of Shrewsbury the historic United Nations General Assembly session. State Police examines hole At the quarantine station off Staten Island, the in windshield were boy's Bar Use Jenkins Soviet leader's ship Bal,tika head struck it. picked up a medical officer and the chief of the mari- Five Killed Of 59 Nabbed time inspection service. Khrushchev was seen On State's Homes smiling on a top deck as the InN.Mex. vessel steamed toward her New York berth. The docking was Highways All Ruled expected at 9 a. m., EDT. NEWARK (AP) - Highway ac- CENTERVILLE—A third The ship was accompanied by cidents claimed the lives of five Uninhabitable man wanted by the Federal a flotilla of Coast Guard cut- people in New Jersey over the Bureau of Investigation and ters and tugs bearing newsmen week-end. and photographers. Police and The victims: After Storm local police for the $32,336 Coast Guard helicopters circled Pleasantville — Mrs. Charles B holdup of the Holmdel the 7,500-ton Baltika as she head' Andrews, 22, and her daughter MIDDLETOWN - Richard W. Branch of the Merchants ed up the bay to her berth on Linda, 10 months, were killed Sun- Seuffert, township business ad- Trust Bank "Co. here last the East River. day when the car her husband ministrator, said yesterday that A boat load of longshoremen was driving collided with another 59 homes in the East Keansburg- Monday, was arrested Sat- gave the Baltika a seagoing on the Garden State Parkway, Port Monmouth area have been urday in Clovis, N. Mex. Bronx cheer, but all vessels were Her husband and son, Charles B termed uninhabitable as a result prevented from getting closer Andrews, 3d., 2'/$, were injured of last Monday's hurricane. The FBI said that James Wilbur Jenkins, 23, of 330 Poole than 500 feet to the Baltika. critically. Also taken to Atlantic Newton A. Mallett, assistant Ave., Long Branch, was ar- At the leaky pier where the City Hospital was the other driv- building inspector, and Joseph er, Paul Stephen, 54, of Rochester rested by an FBI agent and Clo- ship was to dock, the red car- P. Quail, sanitary inspector, have vis police. pet which had been rolled out N.Y. been checking each damaged for the visiting Russian chief al- Mount Holly — Samuel Carey, home in the disaster area. Jenkins was arraigned before a U. S. Commissioner and order- ready was soggy as rain fel 23, of 6824 Paschall Ave., Phila- Of the 59 houses listed as un- delphia, was fatally injured Sun- CONDEMNED —Mrs. Frank Petersen, 7 East Port Mon- ed held in $50,000 bail pending through holes in the roof. it to live in, many were com- Many of the dignitaries there day when his motorcycle failed to mouth Rd., East Keansburg, stands with son, Prans, be- federal Grand Jury action. make a turn in the Red Lion pletely destroyed while others re- He has ben charged with armed to greet Khrushchev were forced quire extensive repairs. fore their home which has been condemned by Middle- to raise umbrellas even though traffic circle about eight mile robbery and is in Curry County they were under cover. south of here. Carey died at Bur- 77 Die in Plane The Township, with the aid of town Township municipal officials. Cracked chimney Jail in default of bail. lington County Hospital abou state equipment, has begun the Police said he had $10,000 of Khrushchev came in a day af- and destruction of 12-inch cement block foundation are- ter screaming, chanting mobs three hours after the accident massive job of cleaning up the the stolen money in his posses- greeted the first of a procession Irvington — Anthony Cicchon- area. attributed by Petersens to explosion of heater during sion. of controversial foreign leaders etti, 71, of 54 41st St., was killed Crash on Guam Mr. Seuffert has estimated In Hotel Hurrican Donna last week. to arrive for the UN General Saturday night when he was AGANA, Guam (AP) —At least foot hill called Mt. Barrigada. damage at $500,000. According to Capt. Lloyd Niece Assembly session, which starts struck by a car on Springfield 77 persons, most of them Amer- Cause of the crash was not im- of the Clovis police department, tomorrow. Ave. at Elmwood Ter. The driv- ican military personnel and their mediately determined. Civi Jenkins was arrested in a sixth- floor hotel room. Capt. Niece He was accompanied by Janos er of the car, Allen Schlein, 21, wives and children homeward Aeronautics Bureau inspectors $46,200 for Tract said he offered no resistance. Kadar, first secretary of the Hun-of 55 South 20th St., told police bound, died today in the thun- were en route to investigate. he was westbound on Springfield dering explosion and crash of a Jenkins told police he spent garian Communist Party; First Theories Vary Secretary Gheorghe Gheorghiu- Ave. when Cicchonetti stepped World Airways transport plane on about $5,000 to pay off debts and from the curb. a jungle-matted hill of this wes- There, were conflicting theories Raritan to Buy Dump Site buy airplane transportation, new DeJ of Rumania, First Secretary Todor Zhivkov of Bulgaria and Atlantic City — Joseph J. Rieu tern Pacific island. on what occurred. Some military clothes, new luggage and other other Communist leaders. Jr., 21, of 2620 Murtland Ter., Seventeen persons were alive sources said an explosion blew RARITAN TOWNSHIP — An Township Committee Friday. a section of the tract might be things. Lined Up Cars died Sunday of injuries suffeied when rescuers got to the twisted apart one of the four engines emergency appropriation of $46,- The land will be held for future used for recreational purposes. 1 Friday night, the FBI and As- in a head-on auto crash Saturday just before the crash. Others 20" to purchase the 38-acre Frank bury Park police, acting on a tip, Hundreds of police and secur- shell of the plane but one of them use as a landfill garbage dump. will be purchased with surplus night on Rt. 40 just west of the said the explosion came on the Maines tract was approved by the arrested Edward Stone, Jr., 30, ity officials watched as Russian died a few hours later. The possibility was indicated that funds. Atlantic City limits. Rieu's ca The DC6B, on a contract flight impact. Bits of the plane were of 90 Harrison Ave., Red Bank, officials lined up cars at the pier collided with one driven by Mor- found 100. yards away from Located in the southeast corner in a bar. \n take the Khrushchev party to for the U. S. Military Air Trans- of the township, the property lies ris Milarsky, 52, of 361 Daly St.. main wreckage. He is charged with armed rob- the Soviet port Service, crashed three min- between South Laurel Ave. and UN delegation on Philadelphia. Milarsky was taken bery, plus assault with intent to Park Ave. utes after takeoff from a refuel- Military and civilian rescue un Start Grade School Palmer Ave., and borders Holm to Atlantic City Hospital in seri- kill and auto theft. ing stop. its sped close to the scene in del Township. It is adjacent to Pier 73, at East 25th St., one ous condition. jeeps, fire trucks and ambu Brother Held of the city's most dilapidated The wings were Tipped off the Hidden Hills East and bounds Four other persons involved lances, then slashed their wa_ A third man, Colic Jenkins, was under heavy guard all night giant body of the plane as it Building Next Month Waakaack Creek. the accident were examined a! plowed a 100-yard path through up the dense hillside greenery Jr., 19, younger brother of On East River Dr. more than the hospital and released. with machetes and bolo knives. Two Appraisals James Jenkins, turned himself in- 150 anti-Communist pickets dense growth on the side of a 640- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Con- ing partition between two of the They found the 16 who lived to police during the weekend and marched and jeered. Their ranks The purchase price was based through it, some of them lying struction of a new J4-room ele- larger rooms, as a "substitute" has been charged with receiving grew by the minutes. for an auditorium. on $1,200 per acre, with an ad near or under the wreckage, oth mentary school on the 7.5-acre ditionai $600 for legal, appraisa $3,000 in stolen money. At the end of Pier 73, the flags Fire Routs Leg Mangled ers wandering in shock. Sanfilippo tract, off Middle Rd Classrooms Only of the Soviet Union, Bulgaria and other fees. Ho turned himself in at the The survivors were rushed to near Poole Ave., will bo started The building will have no cafe- Appraisal? were made on the request of his father. Hungaria and Rumania flew in the U. S. Naval Air Station Hos within a month. teria, library, gym or auditor- a light drizzle. 6 Children By Mower, property by Kenneth L. Walker Colie Jenkin's father said the pital in Agana. Two were re ium. $3,000 was given to the boy by Cuba's Premier Fidel Castro The Board of Education Friday Jr., Hazlet, and Paul T. Cahill, LONG BRANCH-Six children ported in critical condition and night awarded contracts for the To be located adjacent to the Cliffwood Beach, real estate brok- James to pay up some debts. was the first of a procession o were routed from a second story Boy is Fair 14 seriously hurt. Woodland Park development, tar- anti-American foreign leaders to structure, totaling $262,956, to ers. Figures of $1,300 and $1,500 Both Stone and the younger apartment at 494 Church St. at LINCROFT—Thomas Seitz. 5, Among the wreckage, rescuers low bidders, as follows: get date fnr completion of the per acre were set respectively by Jenkins arc in Mercer County arrive yesterday. Later, Wlady- o'clock last night but none wa found an assortment of clothes, school is September of next year. slaw Gomulka, Communist leader son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seitz General construction, Ricciard Mr. Walker and Mr. Cnhill. jail awaiting action of the federal hurt and damage was slight. of Newman Springs Rd., is in shoes, slippers, toys and other The school will not require n Township Engineer II. Thomas Grand Jury. They were arraigned of Poland, and Czechoslovakian Margaret Romano, 17, who wa personal articles. Luggage and Building and Construction Co., Or bond issue. Funds for its con- President Antonin Novotny flew fair condition this morning in ange, $163,959; steel and iron, J Carr announced a survey of Saturday before U. S. Commis- caring for her five younger broth- bits of magazines dotted the area struction will come out of the drainage conditions in the town- sioner David Goldstein, Asbury in. Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, G. Schmidt Iron Works, Passaic ers and sisters when fire broke where he underwent three hours' Left Manila board's capital outlay and sur- ship will be completed by the Park. Noisy Crowd out in a mattress, led all t $16,415; heating and ventilation plus monies. surgery Saturday in an effort The plane left Clark Air Force William F. Conklin and Son, Long October committee meeting. The Stone is under $50,000 bail while President Eisenhower has call- safety. Cause of the fire is un Base north of Manila at 11:46 The township will have two new to save his left leg. Branch, $43,491; plumbing, Wil urvey resulted from a barrage of Colic Jenkins, Jr., is under $10 - ed for calm and reasonable con- known. p. m. Sunday, Manila time, with schools under construction at the complaints registered by loca The youngster was riding on liam F. Conklin and Son, $14,008, 000 bail. duct by Americans during the Their mother, Mrs. Baptist an undisclosed number of pas- same time — the elementary residents at the August township visits. But the appeal did little the back of a rotary lavm mow- and electrical work, Molnar Elec According to police, Stone has Romano, was out at the time and er operated by his brother, Fred- sengers. It landed on Guam about school, and a $1,500,000 high meeting. confessed to the robbery and has to dampen yesterday's noisy, their father, a Fort Monmouth 4 a. m. Monday, Guam time, re- trical Contracting Co., Wood- school. brawling demonstrations. erick Seitz, 14, when he fell into bridge, $25,083. Application was made to Ihc implicated James Jenkins. serviceman, is hospitalized with the blades; mangling his leg and fueled and took off at 6:02 a. m Even after both are completed, State Highway Commission for The FBI recovered more than Mounted and foot policemen injuries. It crashed three minutes later. The board originally had plan- however, most of the system will $15,000 of the stolen money In clashed with 2,000 anti-Khrush- ankle. $15,063 in state aid for construe The Oliver Byron Fire com Those who boarded at Clark ned to build only 12 rooms. Be remain on double session, be- inn of South Laurel Ave. The the back yard of Stone's home. chev demonstrators who tried to pany responded and confinei The LIncroft First Aid Squad cause of favorable bids, howev- transported the boy to the hos- AFB were mainly American mil- cause of the ever-increasing pop- ownship will add approximately Stone, the father of three chil- force their way into the head- damage to the mattress, police itary personnel from various er, it was able to add the two ulation here. llrcn> w; quarters of the Soviet delegation. pital where Dr. Otto H. Lehmann, $1,673 to cover costs. Sept. 3fli 's arrested in Arthur said. The house, in which Mr. posts in Asia. The plane was extra rooms to the contracts, Rob- The elementary school will not Paul's Tavern, 24 South Main They carried placards and Long Branch, and Dr. George F. was set lo receive bids for im- and Mrs. E. A. Roebuck occupy destined for Travis Air Force ert J. Corbliss, board president, take any elementary pupils off St., Asbury Park, at gunpoint screamed: "Khrushchev is a Cowling, Red Bank, performed provement of a portion of South a first floor apartment, is ownei Base north of San Francisco, with explained. split sessions. The high school is Friday night. murderer" and "Butcher of the the operation. Laurel Ave. by Mrs. Mary Elsie Stnnton, 7 several stops scheduled en route The school will Include a fold- expected to take high school stu- Tipped Off Ukraine." Dr., Oceanport. Solomon Punia, builder of Rari- dents off split sessions for a short tan Hills, also known ns Green Police said they received a tip Railroad Gate Ime — possibly two or three Hills, agreed to reconstruct the that Stone would receive a tele- Falls on Truck years, according to board estim- full width of South Laurel Avo. phone call at the tavern about Ship Ahoy Sale ates. abutting Green Hills. The total 10:20 p, m. Khrush at Rutgers? At the Friday meeting, the LITTLE SILVER-A malfunc- area covers approximately ()70 They arrived at the bar in tioning railroad crossing gate hoard signed a contrnct for the feet. (See HOLDUP Page 2) Possibility of Addressing Students dropped on a tractor-trailer at 8 elementary school with architect o'clock this morning. Frederic Fessler, Ha/.lct, nt six Touches Off Controversy Police said Salvatore Mastllan- Brings $300,000 per cent of construction costs, no, Bridgeport, Conn., drove his Ministers Assigned truck from Branch Ave. towards NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - rice Brady, D-Hudson, echoei SEA BRIGHT — Ship Ahoy Beach Club and Motel has a new Sycamore Ave. when the gate The prospect of Soviet Premier the same sentiments and suggest owner. unexpectedly lowered and broke Nikita S. Khrushchev speaking ed thnt Rutgers President Masot In IV. .1. Today MclhodislK Ordain 27; Kridgelon over the left rear of the truck. Its sale, at a figure approximating $300,000, to Norstrip, Inc., at Rutgers University has touched Gross be reprimanded.-Gross wn: Patrolman Allan Wright Investi- firm headed by Robert M. Jackson, Rumson, was confirmed ASSOCIATED PRKSS approached by the five and tol off n controversy extending gated. I'aslor Coming lo Hcd Bunk from the campus to the Legis- them to direct their inqurics t Saturday by Philip L, Nadler, Red Hank attorney representing Democratic and Kepuhllcan lature. tile Stnte Department, Otto A. Glllig, 41 Vista Dr., Lit candltlntCH fnr nntlnnal nfllcc OCKAN CITY - Rev. Ii. W. J. Courtney Haywnrd from Pauls- loured New Jersey In nn effort It all started when five under- Yesterday, the commander o tie Silver, tho former owner. Mr, rant. Hut, a few years later, fire born; Tuckcrlon: W, R, Candok INDEX to garner Die populous sintc's Gordon l.owden, ot HrldgcUm,! graduates nsked the stale. Depart- tlie Veterans Alliance of Great Nadler is an associate of Alston swept that uway, In Its place', from Fair llnvcn; West Farms; Page Ucckmnn. support for the forthcoming No- been assigned as piistor of ment (or permission « MelhodlstN came In ii clime yes- council president mid one of the Kitty Kelly 8 Amerlcn nnd C'ampliell Simp, "nculdes," he told a reporter, which Hubert M. harrow, Jr., lerdiiy with the oidiiiiillon of 27i five, said thh e Mudrntd * wonted to '" "'1'IHon stnlc •.ducntlon Obituaries j l.otluc I\IM) pliins H|H't'(1ws In 1 mmi IIPr "25 years In tin) resort Iw.slncss'Ked Hank renl estate man, wns MiliiKlcrlnl ctiiullilales, hear Hie Russian "MI WO could! " " " '•"'ilerlck Knuhln Old Times (1 Wimilliury (liU iiflernmm, nml In Fired On i: r nl(l 1(1 f(>l1 better understand vvluil we firs MKICTINU OF" n 41'iinlt, two-decker motel. Ii Mr, .lnck«nn nnd (,'lly IliU ii'lcroiiun, lie drew I, Uolii'ili, frnin l,nii|: llrimi.'li; r-,'dil (lie billlel filmlleml Ills wind- r UITI.I-: SII.VKR RI-PUIIUCAN Is considered nomiiK (lie prime,hli ."nsnclntei l\llMl .licli"V (.perch lit limp's liivltiilliin. In Hie purchnie' Inr e.c crow ill when he loured II.'KMMI \V \>. 11 r:. 1;.,Iu: II dirt luiiil when lili head- Net i:ii>up llrticll, llnrney, i mil trv lo deler- '•"• I-'IUI-: IIOUSI-1 IIAI.I, PROS- Jersey counlleii Inil Tlmriidity. • 'lintlei (i, llnnlilii1., fiom Nptlni'.'lUihi.i picked up (lie men. l>r>im>i tiiiii' Mi iti »• Si-n. ,lnlin mine hmv Ifutju-is' ri,iit)i)-ineinbrr PITT AVK. AM. 1U-SIW-NTS Mr. fillllK Mid In- limk overi Mr. tilllli: c-ilil lie did tint plun' Ki'iinctlv wim Minted lo Inik t fit-.•-. l-irelinli)' .Inliii I), Mr|-j '^'i he Wrl"1 nliiiul lo IcrtVp lliP I yo.h of NVi lllliii'-«lik cnll'vl '.|iidi-n| Imdv f'-|| nlmul It. 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,,..,, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams, ;of short Hills and the late Louise easterly winds early tonight be- n Higlwiew Cir., Middletown, Rawson Atwood coming southwesterly later night |SOn, Saturday. He had lived here nine years, through Tuesday. Velocities to- Dr,an d Mrs. Vincent Tiernan, t formerly living in Garden City, night and Tuesday 10 to 15 knots. 6u Silverbrook Rd. Shrewsbury, LI Considerable cloudiness today) daughter, Friday. : He was a member of St. with ram and fog over the south-| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews, George's-By-The-River Episcopal! crn portion spreading northwards an Fourth Ave., Neptune, son.lchurch. ' later today, and tonight. Tuesday Friday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. cloudy with chance of scattered Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sapila, 9| Gail Ericksen Atwood; three showers or thundershowers. Vis- Chapman Ter., New Monmouth, j daughters, Mrs. Roxey L. Fox ibility two to four miles north son, Friday. 'of Applebrook Farms, Middle- portion and one to three miles Mr, and Mrs. John Divine, 6 town, Mrs. Gail V. Noble of Ha- 50 YEARS WITH REGISTER—W. Harry Penninglon, extreme right, president and south portion today. Visibility low- West Jack St., Hazlet, son, Friwaii and Miss Margot E. Atwood, CALL TO FAITHFUL —Dr. Gilbert S. Rosenthal, left, production manager of The Register, who has completed 50 yean with the news- ering to less than one mile to- day. at home; two grandsons, and a rabbi of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, prepares night in fog improving to two to Monmouth Medical Center brother, Rawson Atwood of Rum- paper, was honored at a directors' dinner Saturday night in the Shadowbrook, four miles Tuesday. for traditional ceremonies, as Cantor Sidney Scharff Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mat- son. Shrewsbury. Mr. Pennington started with The Register Aug. 3 I, 1910, as a printer's TIDES thews, 24 Eaton Rd., Eatontown, The funeral will be tomorrow sounds the Shofar, the ram's horn, recalling the past (Sandy Hook) devil. Others present, left to right: James J. Hogan, secretary and editor; M. Har- daughter, Saturday. at 11 a.m. at St. George's Church of the Jewish religion and calling.the faithful to cele- old Kelly, treasurer and general manager; Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. Penning- Today — high 7:40 p.m., low Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, with Rev. Canon George A. Rob- brate the apporaching High Holy Day*. Celebration 1:37 p.m. Kingsley Ave., Long Branch, ertshaw, rector, officiating. Cre- ton. Tuesday — high 8:07 a.m. and daughter, Saturday. mation will follow at Rose Hill will open at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, with Rosh Hashana, 8:17 p.m., low 2:06 a.m. and 2:21 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lu- Crematory, Linden. Arrange- the new year 5721, and close Saturday, Oct. I, with Yom ments are under direction of the p.m. bischer, Second Ave., Long Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Message Of Flares Mean Honor Set (For Red Bank and Rumson Branch, son, Friday. Worden Funeral Home. bridge add 2 hours; Sea bright, Mr. and Mrs. David Weiner, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, 986 Elizabeth Ter., Elberon, JOSEPH A. KING, SR. Faith Given Boat TroubleFor Costello deduct 15 minutes; Highlands daughter, Friday. SEA BRIGHT - Joseph A. MONMOUTH BEACH—Ocean- RUMSON — James B. Costello, bridge, add 40 minutes. Mr. and Mrs. John Risen, 631 King, Sr., of 11 New St., died By Rabbi front residents here and in Long 65 East RiVer Rd., will be hon- Gerard Ave., Long Branch, son, this morning at his home. He OBITUARIES Branch were alarmed last night ored at a luncheon at Shadow- Friday. was 84. SHREWSBURY — Rabbi Hen- to see flares rising from a spat brook, Shrewsbury, Tuesday, Holdup Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sheprow, Born in Smithfield, Va., son of ry Bamberger of Monmouth Re- about a half-mile off Pullman Sept. 27. 58 Concord Ave., Leonardo, the late Mr. and Mrs. Moses form Temple says that as theAve., Long Branch. (Continued) King, he was a resident here for MISS ELEANOR SICKLES KATHLEEN EVA GILBERT daughter, Saturday. LONG BRANCH — Miss Elea- MARLBORO — Kathleen Eva Jews are about to start their new The Coast Guard investigated time to search Stone's car where 65 years. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Brown, nor Sickles of 119 Third Ave. died Gilbert, 2, daughter of Charles year, 5721, the message they have and found a 25-foot cabin they found one of the sawed-off Rt. 33, Freehold, son, Saturday. Mr. King was a member of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, /md Saturday at her home. H. and Thelma Conley Gilbert, for the world is a prayer for cruiser disabled with engine shotguns. The other one used in Mr. and Mrs. John Walzer, Bates Elks Lodge, both in Red She was born in Freehold and Rt. 79, died suddenly at her home faith in and devotion to God. trouble. the holdup was recovered at theLakeside Ave., New Shrewsbury, Bank, and Fidelity Lodge, F&AM, was the daughter of the late Saturday. Rabbi Bamberger said this as The craft was owned by scene earlier last week. son, Saturday. Long Branch. Grandon and Annie Hulshart Sick-j Dr. Herbert A. Knapp, assist- he prepared for activities includ- Evlerz B. Budnicki, 645 Amboy When Stone walked into the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Granit, Rd., Perth Amboy. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. les. ;ant county physician, said the ing services for the High Holy bar, he was greeted by FBWoodroI w Wilson Homes, Long Miss Sickles had lived here!girl died of "natural causes" Days which will open at 8:30 It was lowed Into the Coast Essie Wilson King; a son, Hen- agents and local police. Branch, son, yesterday. most of her life. She was a re- after he performed an autopsy. p.m. Wednesday, with Rosh Guard station at Shark River, ry W. King; a daughter, Mrs. He then took police to the spot Mr. and Mrs. George Rooney, tired school teacher. She hadKathleen was born in Trenton. Hashana, the Jewish New Year, Avon, , Castle Greer, and a grandchild, where he buried his share of the242 First St., Keyport, daughter, taught at Bradley Park School, Others surviving are her sis- and end Saturday, Oct. 1, with all of this place. robbery. yesterday. Neptune. home; her maternal grandmoth- Yom Kippur, the Day of Atone- The John W. Flock Fiineral Stone, the FBI said, is a con- Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Mi Miss Sickles was a graduate'er, Mrs. Eva Conley of Borden- ment. Home, Long Branch, is in charge Board Nixes tractor and worked on the branch rando, Jamesburg Rd. South, of Chattle High School here,'and town, and her paternal grandpar- "Our message to the world at of arrangements. office when it was constructed. Englishtown, daughter, yesterday. received her elementary leach- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gil- this time is three-fold," said the The FBI said he knew that Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lavery, ing certificate at Rutgers Univer- bert of AUentown. rabbi. Bus Demand WILLIAM T. BRACKEN, SR there was no burglar alarm in5 Garrett Pit, Port Monmouth, s''y- ' | THe funeral service will be this "We pray that the day may the roof. WEST KEANSBURG — Wil- son, yesterday. She was a member of Adah!afternoon at 2 o'clock at Brick come soon when all men shall The pair climbed rain gut- liam T. Bracken, Sr., 66, of 19 At Raritan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Santolli, 26 Chapter, Order of the Eastern1 Church Cemetery, Marlboro. Rev acknowledge the Kingdom of ter to the roof of the bank build- Poplar St. died yesterday in Riv- Pinebrook Dr., Neptune, son, Star, and the Ladies' Auxiliary,!Glenn A. Hine, pastor of Old God, shall remember both His RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The erview Hospital, Red Bank. . ing and cut holes in the roof, po- yesterday. Corson Commandery, Knig h tsi Brick Reformed Church, will of- deeds and their own, that they Board of Education Friday night He was born in Jersey City, lice said. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilson, 30G Templar, both Long Branch. She! ficiate. Burial will be under di- may turn to both the present and turned down a demand by 141 They lowered themselves into son of the late William and Sarah ! Navesink Ave., Highlands, daugh was also was a member of the rection of the W. H. Freeman the future with hope and the will residents of Woodland Park for the building by ropes. Bracken, and had lived here 17 ter, Saturday. Retired Teachers Association and and Son Funeral Home. to strive to serve Him will all more school bus transportation. years. Mr. Bracken was a reJ Dressed in black and masked, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Farley, I the Long Branch Reformed of their hearts. The group was represented by James B. Costello tired custodian of the W|est ! thepair were waiting inside the, wj]son Ave _ Matawan, son, Sat- Church. "May this New Year be one of Township Committecman Philip Kcansburg elementary school. ARTHUR S. VAN BRUNT will observe his 3Sth annl-!S."*n« wlT Mrs. Frances urday. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. blessing to us all, and may we Surviving are three sons, Wil- RUMSON — Arthur S. Van J. Blanda, Jr.. Who said that he; N ..ii-nuner"'-••-", aa leiierteller,, ananad cvaEvarnt 011 Sil- Thomas Gill and Mrs. Joseph all be inscribed for blessing in would offer his services as a TnSn r« cox, bank vice president, opened Patterson Army Hospital liam T. Bracken, Jr., of Para- p Brunt, 70, of 62 Black Point Rd. Tc e)h Dempsey, both of LLong Branch. the Book of Life." the office Mondav morni Master Sgt. and Mrs. Frank F. mus, Robert J. Bracken of Gar- •II k ,,,j j died Friday in Riverview Hospi- member of the governing body, ' °CostcnCostc110" , "«t,damagv e ...a. s» a .^u., resul. t» o, f,,,t the|| th<..J.front door and sPed off '" lhc|private residence on Tlirockmor Elsie A. Ineels. 71, or 55 MonPleasant- , and maternal grandfa- 1 mouth Pkwy., died in her home of the Kingship of God. While this school, more than l'/ miles, and buffetinpHurricane Donna hand-! "!}!^"^, ther, Stanley Williamson of Mi- The funeral service will be this 2 his!10"^- is a constant theme of worship those pupils who must walk more'ed to Sea Bright. Besides Police said Johnson was arrest- ami, Fla. afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Wor- ^revolver at the fleeing car, hit- I Mrs. Ingels was born in Filton. throughout the year, it is at this than half a mile along any onebroad, sandy beach, it has ed by'Sgt. Henry Riddle and Pa- Private funeral services will be den Funeral Home with Rev. Har- tinq it twice. England, daughter of the late time, as at no other, that we large size Paddock pool and a trolman John Bennett when resi- held tomorrow at 9 a.m. in thevey C. Douie, Jr., pastor of Rum- of 14 board-designated "hazard- One of the bandits fired back. Henry J. and Emma Atwell. Her bow before His might and majes- kiddie pool. dents of Throckmorton Ave. re- Pflcger Funeral Home. Burial son Presbyterian Church, officiat- ous" roads. Authorities got the first break husband was the late Edward V. ty. It is He who created the Mr. Jackson is president of, ported a man loitering in the will be in Bloomfield Cemetery. ing. Burial will be in Fair View Buses Or Schools in the case when a farmer spot- Ingles. world, and all that is in it. Upon .j Wallace & Tlernan, Inc., Cemetery. The board rejected the re ted two men dressed ii neighborhood. Him we depend for even the most ville, Mrs. Ingels had lived here 30 MRS. BLANCHE H. HILL quest for additional transport- . , on a motorcycle near Tele- Mr. Edwardsen also fined: years, formerly living in West Or- minute of our needsd . HoHw oftef n tto Qn ds h d laslast Tht l LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. JOSEPH STANTON »« m-jranh Hill Rd.. where """' Lawrence Rouselle, 96 Wallace IRC,5C.. shSh ewa wass R a mmbc member r fn flh the e through the year we look on all i has (Q *, made belwcen more! terests i H. Hill, 76. died Fri- WEST KEANSBURG — Joseph Pharmaceu-'abandoned the police car. that we have and pride ourselves . . ..Win!ULc ! *\manl [St., Red Bank, $15, careless driv- Flr5t rjhnrch of Christ Scientist Stanton. 80, of 60 Park Ave. died /. „ * .„ ,. ,„„.,,1 transportation and more schools. " v In our achievements, the work through the Thn motorcycle was found later!ing; Ralph Davis, 51 Waverlyjof Red Bank. |jV Robert J. Corbliss, president inquisition of R. h Di 5 Friday in the Brookdale Nursing Mrasenbiurgh the same day n(?ar (he scene ofjP1 RC(J Bank, $5. red light vio- Surviving are a son, Charles I j' of our hands. But at this time, 0 cnes r y | J « ing ae , [Home, Hazlet, after a long ill- noted that the current $62,000.J"J;- ; '« >P. . *• J.,J a a rjre jn Elberon and th we realize how small we are, and manu- a rjre jn Elberon and the owner- lation. and Arthur Morse, 200|B. inaels of Oak Park. III.; twoi° Mrs. Hill was born in New transportation budget has alfactorin- g firm. Wallace & Tier-;ship ]cd ,0th e bandits Bridlrrnere Ave., Interlaken....., $15. ,I daughters Mrs B.J. Brown of ^ that God is our King. nan already owned Malbie TLab-; Bedord Mgss d f h Born in Broklyn, he was a ready been expended (by con- FBI said Arnold Adams, speeding. "And with this comes the sec- oratories, a chemical division !ate Martha Haworth.j retired employee of the Mergen- end theme, that of re- tract) and added: 258 Bath Ave., Long Branch, re- Oakley of Stam^r%d Con/ln two Zl\ The only way to get morejand a "^namca! equipment di-: | motorcycle to was the late Arthur thaler Linotype Corp., New York. membrance. This day of memory nortod v soId the brothers, William E. Atwell of vision. 1'lorencp 500 Miles Hill. Mrs. Hill lived in Sanford. A resident here nine years, he has two aspects: on Rosh Hasha- transportation would be to force | j Stone for $1,009. this place, and C. Percival At- T e comblned sal(> of Fla., before moving here. She was a member of St. Ann's Cath- taxes up—it can not be done any'. !i s Wallace! Colie Jenkins. Jr., police said, Southeast of Miami well of England, and six grand- na, man remebers God's llerna was a member of the Milford. olic Church, Keansburg. mighty acts, expecially the cre-other wawavv " . " divisions last year drove hihiss brothebrother tto BirminchaBirmincham MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Tropical children. rree 5188 Conn., chapter of the Order of Surviving are three nieces, ation of the world, and God re-1 toLT Woodland Park resi-fsi-f«. .*< ""»"»« «">'-!Ala.!Ala... oon Tuesday. Tuesday.' wherwheree JamTJamTss storm Florence—sixth of the sea- Cremation was Saturday in LT |larf s «*< ""»"»« «">'!Al Td' h JT Eastern Star, and was organist Miss Grace Stanton and Mrs. |lars. The netincom income e wawas s placediplaceditOkn k a planl e ffo rG Gaivestoni .T Tex.son — Cliumed westward today Rose Hill Crematory. Linden, un- that the 1 members man's deeds during the 1 r AM *^1 III* A>* «J ** IIM^A llr—ll.. __ I .^ . . ... — - ._ of the chapter for many years. Helen Kelly, both West Keans- construction Colle Jenkins. Sr., father of somc 565 milos southcast o( Mf. der the direction of the Braun past year. At this time, also, man start a new The funeral was vesterday in burg, and Mrs. Marion Brenock, Jar h e h Funeral Home, Eatontown. turns to the past year, to remem- school, in Woodland Park, "with!* !' QT\ v L 4 T . , "[?'™™l«mi with winds of 50 to 55 miles the Adams Memorial Home, Red Brooklyn. monev we have accumulated hv \Yorork . sStoc °k* MMarke?.rk.ett 7hursdayThursday hlhi,s sonn by telephone, He said hihis.s nor hnnr ber, to evaluate, to prepare to money we have accumulated by : pl Bank. Rev. Canon Gcorop A. closed at 05.75. Under the terms son said he was goim- to New l' , DR. NATHAN J. FURST A high requiem mass will bo follow the path which God has! holding the line on transporta- , the merger with StrasenburRh,'Mexico "to'Ect'marrled"' I The storm was centered about j LONG BRANCH - The funer- Robertshaw, rector of Stoffere. d tomorrow at 9 a.m. in laid out for him. We turn back! tion," ishareholders of the latter firm Mr. Jenkins said he questioned 80 ">»<« MUthwest of Turks: Is-|al service for Dr Nathan J. George's-bv-the-River Episcooal St. Ann's Church by Rev. Stan- to the past, and this also turns. In other business, it land at the Church. Rumson, officiated. Bu- to receive 400.000 of Wallace ColiColle! JIr earlv FridaFr dav andd th ee ' southeastern end of, Furst. 70. of 525 Elizabeth Ave.. ley Levandoski. Burial will be us toward the future. nounccd the Bahamas chain, and was mov-INewark, was held yesterday at rial will he todav in Hillside Cem- in Calvary Cemetery, Brooklyn, The Shofar |.~rlni"ilinn line i/lunn formal an I" COItlpanies a th ,, ^ ing on a westerly course at about "-the- Suburba-•-•-•-•--n• Funeral...-- Home- ,•• Ma-- etery, Plainfield. , (h j k, under direction of the Reilly Fu- Lducation has given formal ap-o f ^^ COItlpanies a th ,, i 10 miles per hour. plewood. "And so we come to the third P">val for plani to construct a , ,, , neral Home. lransaction M Mpecled A vot(1 nrnc "There has been no indication Dr. Furst, retired director of MRS MARGARET B.H. theme, the theme of the shofar.I $1,500,000 high school here. „„ ,hisj s pxpecll;d Dec, g. j Mo sai(I ,,e thcn took nis son t0 radinl .of intensification," said forecas-! °sy a' Beth Israel Hospi FITZPATRICK THOMAS M.S. WELLS The shofar is the ram's hnrn that _ This Month 1 Decides Stock Split ! police headquarters, la! was used by the ancient Hebrews Construction is expected to Followlns the announcement nf ter Paul Moore of the Miami ' Newark, died Thursday af- KEANSBURG - Mrs. Margaret! LAURENCE HARBOR-Thom- tc bnef to warn of danger. Its harsh |get under \vay this montb. ;merRpr plans. Wallace & Tier- Nn problem finding tenants Weather Bureau. Conditions in thoi / « Illness, at the nome:B.|r. Fitzpatrirk. 8.1. died Friday,as M.S. Wells 83 of ICG Twillcht hl sound accompanied the giving of At present, 319 pupils are be-na n dir(,C|ors decided t o recom- when you advertise The Register'area indicate no rapid intensifi-?', ^ daiiRhter, Mrs Khlrlnuii.Shirley ]. n1.. he.r u._home. . «„-_,....„.....5S Rcachivood Ave. .I.. | Ave. . die.. d. _Thursdayathis home" Schechter, here. the Ten Commandments at Ing schooled in the church fa-n1Pn d the cnmpnnv's stock he way.-Advertisemcnt. 1 I cation, he added. t A-- •residen —...... t. heriivi'e. <-i-iel'-hnt years,)"-«ti| i ' lite nilwass Ua retired Westfield let- Mount Sinai, and it will sound, duty. -split ,wosnarr 5 for ,int, Bu, ' Also surviving are his wife. si1P formerly lived In North Ber- ter carrier according to tradition, to make Mrsr» . T7IKnEthefl Bornsteinnrntlnln PnrcFurst onlf . I ..v.. di dii k fpaymi-nt of the M0.000 shares to 'gen. Mr. Wolls was born In Middlt-- known the end of timo. On the : Springfield: a brother, Georgei she was a retired music lonrh- f T • 1J^4W,K , Slrasenburi-h shareholders is to town, N.Y. He moved hero In New Year the shofar is .sounded Furst of West Orange; a sister, er She was a m"cmbt7 nf"'st ioi'n"','"." T "".T",""," '-to for current W&T share not B fn>m WeS ld Mrs. Eleanore Peldman of South I Ann's CaZlic Chureh aid Its T , " t !'"" ' In every UlllOll ISCaCll 'to f l h t rch and Us nr«nn« «n,l .«,• „— Br.,ndrhllHr Pn I *ii«»"..».„..i n V^UUIUM. ^.,L *,nnii. .'. ; i Surviving are three daughters, Orange, and two grandchildren. I Altar-Rosary Society. Mrs. Karl R, Ericksen nf Car- BENJAMIN PULIGNANO Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Urn- as In days o| old. sounding nn *~ - • , ,. wood, Mrs. John U. Williams of LONG BRANCH - Beniamln,"1* W; ?crckmnnn oIlhl s Plco. Cliffwnod and Mrs. GnorKe I.lnd- alarm to warn us of present dan- UNION HliACH - Superior,"' «•«' "WRIT. 1 A hic Court Judye .1. lidwurd Knight uP°n r-iiinplWiun of the PuHqnano, 3<, of 24 Grand Ave. . , '' requiem mass was of-qulst of Wosifleld; four brothers, gcrs 1 0 1 hl m ni n ln Sl An s "And so nur message to the '">s set I"ritluy as the duto fur:1111'1'*!'"1'' I--tlwlii O. StrasenliurRh, died Friday In Monmouth Med- '" ' ,! ' " 1 « ' "'iGrnvcr Wells nf Newark. Athur tl S^'hoic Church l,by RevRev. Anthony ,, ^^ nrrsl(ll anH ivn* a son of the lair Rose Cemetery under direction Wcn, of ,;„„ K b lllll(% the Kingdom of God, shall re-, votes of thu local county execu- ™ division, will step In as and Boniamln Pull-nano. He had Ry-n Funeral HomeHome . KrnntleHIlUrcn: ami SrC member both His deed* and their live loinmitttc. "llil ;i>i.rt^ii»i. 1 /\i I Rita Fnrcella of Newark and MM. "'™ *'"' t™ ". iiiMitv KVUIMI «II I W « May this New Year be one- (if i;|u|, •Ul< Mippri'ssuili and ilrugs fur M ' | ™ i!:iMri>-inifM>.liiinl llMiulm. Lillian Vnllato of LOUR Inland.' "' "f"sli'r w,n hnrn In Key- hli'!i!>lng lo us all, and in.iy Krii'iilly, Mi'. Sinllh limki' u rt hllcl 1 er all lit* Inscribed for IIICMIIIU! The Wimtlpv Funeral Home U "?" ""^ "^t '» ^ 31 >'«•««..„ ,,,,.' I'l lie Mile, in Mum of KKIIUKI <(f '|< slp wils ( V wjn !1 In rhnritr of arranKPinenl*. , , « """^ »•" nine ymri f ' nn* , "n V'lnl, 1!"'" . M?' the Uocik of Life." A. Sh.inniiM wlin It.n chili .sup of Ilic tlimrd of I'.duiiiilnii '*'" " ' " I'lranant, N.J., (>i|( n ()i|:iii]i/;i(|nn aiJlieienlH (iiuli'inl |l,iy I TUI;NT()N — Rev, l-rancl» J.Vnll'if Neptime, Mrs Nettle Cut- l" ''' ' "ho' had llvrxl In Winnnn'K Club will meet lnnl«lit Alr:i will liifcl (oniyht nl Mr. ,'iniuli iliK't nut Inisi' llir H \"iii'ilink nl Hill I ,i;i(i llnwl' jDwycr has rrtumed lih pannratptunn nf Perth Amhfiy, MM. i:d-|K«?y|K)ri. HI A: If! p. in. In Its cluli, llmiiil Wl1 ( lr n|:lil ti> it (uiiiily i'iimiiilllee Mil<'. Hie Alley, Kl, It, MaillMin Tmvu- nf Our Lady (if Uiurilrn fiillinlle ward l.ttimlne. nr Ailiury Park; ""* * '" ' ^'<""l ad|p Mlmeriif Hi Irk Tnwii. "il'l War II. "DINKEO" at Douglau ii Rita Murphy, 56 Bank St., Rod iw Alir annniinceil Unl week, «lilp, ami II hrMlirr, t'laniirp SIUVIVIIIR me hu vvlfr, Mi*. The piiii'.iain will fruliitu the lliiii.iiil I. M.IK iniiil, |ui |!)•I'H• ' pi ^|>niir.'.li i II nt MinVii l'lr,i-,,iiit, pi'llp ll' {!!••' 1 in-Ke(!lMi-r nil« null fii ml . I"' llii'.riii.ii v III , llrt.'lrl, >irk Irnvp tnr nintr lli.in .1 MMI, ;lll.| Illlee n 1 1 of Hi'jIiUnd fittli, chrtiimnii of the topliomoro ,:iiitidi lulili i I.n In mtsri tl*r> m Uir llir |ln•••1i I'lllir ml III unr « ,, uiuil | initial I Mm, .Inlm Vniinl, U r ter,- Aitvri[ItH'llIfltt tommitte* flt tlm collogo. 'fit. J.itt|p>, Hcil H.

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1 u «jl»» iil« lion Artwy Pwk |JI« f ML I0JJ Ui Ml wkM. Today's liiisiness Mirror A&P's "Super-Right" Quality Beef FROM COAST TO COAST... Personal Income By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK — Perhaps you|tistics is regional. In fast prow- are surprised to read that pcr- ing communities the lotal of jsonal income has risen again topersonal incomes has boomed, a record hij>h. while in other regions it has Particularly surprised if in your fallen behind. own case you hadn'l noticed any In many cases it matters where jsuch trend. Perhaps dowiirightlyou live as well as what kind of 'icscntful if your own affairs have,work you are doing if your own taken the opposite tack. j income has kept pace with the) But the Kovernment says that national rising trend, the total of personal income has And 'no steady Rrowth of pop- SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE risen again and is now $-107.6 ulation also boosts the national billion a year. This persistent|tola1s- bnlh '" more persons at |iise has been a cumfon in re-i'"°"!c an' - and Porterhouse Steak»—NONE PRICED HIGHER! ALIGNMENT i amount by which federal pay- Correct caster and camber and toe-in and toe-out to U.S. Gov't. Grade A - "Super-Right" - READY-TO-COOK manufacturer's specifications. Sizes Sgovernment paychecks was up m $500 million to $49 billion a year. C 4to

NE Running Second TIRE WEAR? HERE'S WHAT WE DO. Running second to government payrolls was a gain in federal TURKEYS £ 39: S 43 I transfer payments, chiefly from BALANCE a rise in unemployment benefits, • I 4#^l •• en- ^^m FRONT WHEELS of $100 million to>$29.1 billion a I fflMftn \HAlllMDil Combination Chops & Stewing JJlb. and install all Other types of income show- necessary weights. ing modest rises were those from (the service industries, dividends 'and personal interest payments. Rib Lamb Chops »» 79» Even more importnnt perhaps are the items that declined. C The drop in personal income DlirlffC READY-TO-COOK ^QC DwAM^f A| I fllttk 1 C from other types of paychecks VIII1II9 U. S. Gov't. Inspected "Super-Right" •*%# ^r Ib. • Ul «rU*ll VI fall HIP I ^Ib. Ball gives the economists little com- Joints fort as they view immediate pros- no. 1 specialist in S M pects. 'z 25 11.95 In manufacturing wipe and sal- Ground Beef ~«"*< 49' Bologna ary payments dropped by $1.1 long-distance moving billion a year to $87.5 billion. Air Sus. Kami income was off by $500 Snow White large Tortion million to $11.5 billion a year. bead Professional Income and rental Fresh Cauliflower 25c Bar payments were unchanged. 1 There arc other ways of si/ins 13.95 up government statistics on per- Young, Tender Ifb.callo" ___ sonal income besides that of just Fresh Carrots bag I tfC what kind of endeavor is brinj;- 10 inn more ami what Is paying less, i Cost of Living Specialty Good for Desserts One Is lhe effect of the qist of Eating and Baking living. This lias been rising in Mclntosh Apples 3 •>• 29c recent mnn!n«, but at a slow pace, so that inoM n| the faster ANDERSON BROS., Inc. gain in personal Income has Speedway PRECISION Main Office & Warehouses Proved For represented rml purdmsliiR This Week's "TRY-APIE" Value ... You Save 16! Turnplko Safety ENGINEERED power. 51*53 Mechanic St. Red Bank 95 Hut If the Ciist of services ;\nn on rm'ping higher, ami cs. TEL. SH 1-0030 12 * peclnlly If the price (if KIIS 170-U II..V up •ranch Olllo anil War.haui* Iub..Irp, Quieter, atronxvr. built to should take a lorwatd .<|iurt DUTCH APPLE PIE iR m HINLIV AVINUK ALL SIZES LOW PRICED Ins! longer! MIKIO to fit (which seems unlikely now), *f Iwl fan and rtcoppubti tli* your car. Huitproof^l to liirlhrr slowdown in personal in Inst IUIIRIT, I'limc* will show \>p ()»UMy in Uillrli A|i|i|r, flllrcl with plllllip, jllii'V each conMimer snnutlnj: habit*. Mntn • »• nrillnl iiniliT R cruinlily Another factor in Judging >. 49 LET US SAFETY r-r>r-r- )*«« Pirkir TMt Wtik tin IB« CHECK YOUR CAR fKCt C E e C INTEREST ON YOUR Crumb Square CTE 39 Angel Food Cake iZ !39 .SAVINGS CAR SAPeTY HEADQUARTERS • DIE CKtAT ATIANTIC t TAClflC TtA COMfANY, INC, Quic't-Froion Seafood! Mople Averue at Whlfo St. Rod Bonk c SH 7-5700 FANCY SMELTS t\1£ C43 1000 Asbury Ave. Aibury Park r PR 5-0700 AMlRICA'f DIMNOAItl I00D MIUCMAHI tlNtl Illf WHITIN..^..-^—^.. G ;^r BANK FAIR HAVIN r Prieci oHcctive tluouqh Tuotday, 20th In Sup«r M«rk*fi And S«U-S«rvk« by Mrs. Janet Efidio, Mr*. Otis RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Sept. 19, 1960-5 '"""•CE TO ABttJfT DSFJEJHJAIlTS Emery, and Mn. Joseph Arway. k * mUM ot Hew Jentr to ME*. Atlantic Yom Kippur, the Day ot Atone- GEORGE ANOELMAN, Her heirs,' Mrs, Egidio hag been appointed devisees SJid personal represent post chairman for the past presi- ment, '' atlvei, and her, their or any of Reform their successors in rlgbt, title, Highlands dents' dinner to be held next Services will be augmented by anil Interest, and GEORGE AN- month. the temple choir with Jane Hen- GELMAN, ' husband of Mrs. George Angelraan, JOHN J. esy as soloist. Theodore Schloss- Jeffrey Frimpter, son of Mr Services FITZGERALD, his heirs, devisees berg will chant the liturgy. Alice and personal representatives, and and Mrs. Elbert Frimpter, Third Jack Ahem, son of Mr. and his, their or any of their suc- Mayer, Asbury Park, will be the cessors In right, title and Interest, Ave., has returned to the Valley Mrs. Thomas B. Ahem, East Gar- Scheduled organist. and MRS. JOHN J,', FITZGER- Forge Preparatory school in field Ave., has celebrated his ALD, wife of John J. Fitzgerald: Rabbi Henry Bamberger, spiri- ALEXANDER GIBSON,-Ms heirs, Pennsylvania. 12th birthday. SHREWSBURY-Reform Jews devisees, and persons) repre- tual leader of the congregation, sentatives, and his, their or any in this area will observe Rosh will conduct the services to be of their successors In rleht. title Three members of the loca and Interest and MRS. ALEXAN- Hashana startling Wednesday held as follows: DER GIBSON, wife of Alexander Board of Education, Mrs. George School Talk Gibson: CHARLES E. MULLER light. Wednesday, 8:30 p. m.; Thurs- MfcCallum, Hooper Ave.; Mrs and MRS. CHARLES B.^MUL- day, 10 a. m.; Friday, 8:30 p. m., LEK, wife ot Charles E. Muller, Edward Winters, Naveslnk Ave., Services will be held at Mon GUS A. MULLER also known as and Saturday, Oct. 1, starting at GUSTAVB MULLER, MRS. GUS and Mrs. Carl Lesher, East Lin Slated Tonight mouth Reform Temple, which A. MULLER also known as MRS. 10 a. m. and running through the coin Ave., are attending today', meets in Shrewsbury • Presbyter- GUSTAVE MULLER, wife ot Gus KEYPORT — R. Thomas Jar- day. . A. Muller also known as Gustavo workshop of the State Feder* Muller, EMMA it. SCHWARZ-. ian Church. A special children's service is tion of District Boards of Edu-nonne, superintendent of schools, and MR. SCHWARZ, husband ot planned for Oct. 1 at 12:15 Emma M. Schwarz and ROSA- cation In Atlantic City. Then will speak on the theme, "Getting High holidays start Wednesday LIE MULLER, their heirs, devi- to Know Your School System," a with Rosh Hashana, the Jewish p. m. Memorial services will be sees, personal representatives and from the regional board are Mrs any of their successors In right, held Oct. 1 at 3:30 p. m. Anna Van Note, Grand Ave.; Mrs a general meeting of the Middli New Year, and end Oct. 1 with title and Interest FRANK A. Road-St. John's Parent-Teacher RUDEN also known as A. Charles W. Alban, West Highlam FRANK RUDEN, and MRS. Association in St. John's Metho- FRANK A. RUDEN also known Ave., and Mrs. Vincent Mendes, as MRS. A. FRANK RUDEN Portland Rd., Highlands. dist Church here at 8:15 o'clock wife or Frank A. Ruden also tonight. known as A. Frank Kuden, their v heirs, devisees, personal repre- "Quality for Education" is the sentatives and any of their sue* . The Atlantic Highlands Boosters cessors In right, title and Inter- will meet In the harbor adminis- system's theme for the year, Mrs. est: and THE STATE OF NEW Blue Cross-Blue Shield JERSEY and JOSEPH . W. tration building to make plans foi Howard RussellT the program TUTTLE. chairman, has announced. i the coming season at 8 p. m. to You are hereby summoned and re- morrow. Parents of children about to quired to serve upon Philip J. Blanda, Protection for Those Jr.. plaintiff's attorney, whose address enter local schools have been la Walker Building, Highway 33, Haz- let, New Jersey, an answer to the The Civic Association will meei asked to attend this meeting and Amended Complaint filed In a' civil «t 8:15 p. m. Thursday in thsconsider membership in the PTA. overp r action. In which Joseph Hubbs, Is ilalntlff and Mrs. George Angelman harbor administration building. Cub Scouts will present thi el at are. defendants, pending In the . REPUBLICAN RALLY — Making plans for annual family outdoor rally of Middlefown Superior Court of New Jersey within colors. 35 dnya niter October 3. 1960, ex- The new Explorer Post, spon Republicans scheduled for Sept. 24 at McGuire's Grove, are, left to right, seated, Mn. clusive of such date. It you tall to Plans for the meeting wer do so, Judgment by default may bo sored by the American Legion made at a recent meeting of rendered acalnit vou for the relief de- William Krueger of East Keansburg Worn en't Republican Club; William Johnson, Jr., DO manded tn tho Amended Complaint. Sandy Hook Bay Post, will meel PTA's executive board at which You shall file your answer and proof general chairman; and Mrs. John Wanlcel, Leonardo Republican club; standing, Get full informa- In the post home tonight. Mrs. George Coburn, president, ot servlco in duplicate with the Clerk of tho Superior Court, State House An- introduced Anthony Bruno, the Walter DeVoe, president of Young Republican Club of Middletown, and C. Frank tion on this new nex, Trenton, Now Jersey In accord- Helen Jepson, retired opera sta combination plan nnce with the rules of civil practice teacher who is in charge of St Johnson, Middletown Advancement Club. and procedure. and resident of Portaupeck, wa: John's School. —Blue Cross for The action has bien Instituted (or tho purpose of foreclosing the following a recent guest at the Atlantii Mrs. Robert Hipwell, musi ENTERTAINS hospitalization— Tax Sale Certificates: Highlands Yacht Club. chairman, said that all children Chemistry Major 1. Dated November 19, 1855, No. «78, 1-2-3 Jiffy! KEYPORT "— Mrs. Daniel Blue Shield for medical- Mado by Mabel I. Waiting, collector of in the township will be welcome Hendrickson, Pershing PI., was taxes for the taxing district of Rarltan At the dessert-bridge party hel to take part in the school's mu- surgical costs. Send coupon now. Township nnd delivered to and held by hostess at a demonstration party tho plaintiff, Josoph Hubbs and con- last week by Sandy Hook Baj sic program this year. cerns real estate known as Lots 11 A last Tuesday. Guests were Mrs. 12, Section 0 on' Park Avenuo as Post, American Legion Auxiliary Appointed chairmen of th Daniel Bamett, Mrs. Harry Wil- tmm. HIKE COSTS WITH ANY OTHER FORM OF COVED AGE shown on map entitled "Map of Sea- In the post home, Mrs. Lawrence ways and means committee were brook Manor" In the Township of Rar- Sternfield, chairman, was assisted ley, Mrs. Carleton Wharton, Mrs. ltan, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Mrs. Robert Bastan and Mrs. Ed Quarterly Payments for 2. Dated November 19, 1955, No. 679, Hewitt Wharton, Mrs. William ward Hoof. Named to edit the Made bv Mabel I. Walling, collector Ornerod, Mrs. Harry Hughson, BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD ECONOMY PACKAGE of taxes tor tho taxing district of newsletter was Mrs. Edward Ko Rarltan Township and delivered to and Mrs. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Rey- With With held by the plaintiff, Joseph Hubbs val. Mrs. Angelo Gagiiano is the Comprehentlve Modified' and concerns real estate known as Lots mond Folscher, Mrs. Vincent Ap- new safety chairman. Blue Cross, Blue Crais IS A 1C, Section 0 on Park Avenuo plegate and Mrs. Jo Ann DeDonv as shown on map entitled ''Map of At the planning session, Mrs I person who has no eligible dependents Seabrook Manor" In the Township of "I didn't know nick. Rnritan, Monmouth County, New Jer- Herbert Goeier, Mrs. Theodore Na Maternity Benefits $1646 Stieve and Mrs. Russell servw 3.' Dated Novembor 19, 1055, No. «75, your office was mado hy Mabel I. Walling, collector refreshments. Sole Parent and ill eligible CMdrw- of taxes for the taxing district of No Maternity Benefits Rsrltan Township and delivered to and in town!" $26.39 $2*17 held hy the plaintiff, Joseph Hubbs MRS. DOUGLAS TO SPEAK Husband S Wife and all eligible chtdta- and concerns real estata known as r Lots Ml, 51 & 52, Section 0 on Holmdel TRENTON (AP) - Mrs. Kath. Hjterniry Benefits after Wailing Period M9.W Avenuo as shown on map entitled J. YANKO "Map 'of Seabrook Manor" In the We hear this often from arine Elkus White, Red Bank, Husband £ Wile who ban no tligiblt Township of Rarltan, Monmouth Coun- top management men. ty, New Jersey. said today that former Congress children (No Mjterntty Benefits tinder They are happy to dis- Red Bank 4. Dated November 19, 1955, No. 676, woman Helen Gahagan Dougla Prue Shirid) $39.31 $32.27 made by Mabel I. Walling, collector of cover a completely-equip- taxes for tho taxing district of Rar- will be a member of a Demo- Him Township and delivered to and ped brokerage branch is 80 cratic Women's panel on cam- •OnrJw tin Blue Cross Modified contract, the first 15 days of In-Patient Hospital senicej held hy the plalntlfr, Joseph Hubbs, «t» subject to part payment by patient as specifiedln the Plan's subscription contract and concerns real estate known as convenient. paign issues here Oct. 5. Mrs. Lots 23, 24 * 25, Section 0 on Park White, who is seeking election tc Avenue, as shown on map entitled We hoar it from new MEN'S "Map of Scabrook Manor" In the Town- Congress, said Mrs. Douglas will New Jersey ship or Rarltan, Monmouth County, investors, eager to build a New Jersey. speak on "The Fourth R— Th Louis A. DeGeorge "second income". We hear !>. November 10, 195S, No. «77\ Right to a Good Education." mnda by Mabel I. Walling, col- it from doctors, lawyers, FAIR HAVEN - Louis A. De- WALLETS lector of taxes for the taxing dis- BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD trict or Rarltan Township and delivered George, son of Mr. and Mrs. teachers and retired men Hospital Service Plan Medical-Surgical Plan to and held by the plaintiff, Joseph Angelo DeGeorge, 37 Harvard NEWARK Hubbs, and concerns real estate known and women who want facts Camdtn Trenton as Lots 21 & 22, Section 0. Park Ave- aboiy; various securities as Rd., has entered Providence Col- 3.95 to 15.00 nue ns shown on map entitled "Map RB 2 ot Seabrook Manor" In the Township well as mutual funds. lege, Providence, R. I., where he Blue Cross-Blue Shield " SEND THIS COUPON TODAY! of Rarltan, Monmouth County, New is majoring in chemistry. He is Jersey. Handsome collection I 500 Broad Street Newark 2, New Jersey You. Mrs, deorge Angelman, John Now that you know a 1960 graduate of Rumson-Fair J. Fitzgerald, Alexander Gibson, of fine leathers and we're in town, feel free to Haven Regional High School. I Please send roe further fatal* tad m ippTfciMon'fof: Charles K. Muller and Frank A. Kuden alao known as A. Frank Ruden are call us for a quotation or a alligators. | BLUB CROSS-BLUE SHIELD ECONOMY PACSMB mado defendants because you are the ownors of record of • the lands and consultation. A warm wel- Keyeases with Initial, g SENIOR Citizen Blue Cross Protectio* premises aforementioned- and you Mr. George AnRelman, Mrs. John J. Fitz- come awaits you. • SENIOR Citiien Blue Shield Protection*- SBA Moves 1.98. Keralil, Mrs. Alexander Olbson, Mrs. I ilteady nave Blue Croa. Identification number ' Charles E. Muller and Mrs. Frank A. Kuden also known as Mrs. A. Frank Spear, Leeds & Kellogg Ruden, hclng the respective spouses Storm Loan NMK- of the aforementioned dofendants, are Member* of New York and made party defendants beoanae of your | ADDRESS posBihte or probahle Interest In Uje American Stock Exchanges aforementioned lands and premises, Be a SMART SANTA, and vou, Gus A. Muller. also known Field Office as Gustavo Muller, Mrs. Gus A. Muller whip up these hug-tight slipper: also kuuwil AS mri. Guitavo muller, MIDDLETOWN - The Small Emma M, Schwarx and Mr. Pchwarz for the children on your list. and Rosalie Muller are made defend- Business Administration has ants because ot your possible or prob- moved its regional field office able Interest as heirs, devisees and ROBERT D. VISCOUNT JIFFY-KNIT slippers — one personal representatives of the said REUSSILLES' for storm loans to the Allen piece plus ribbed cuff! Puppy's Chnrlcs .E. Muller In tho aforesaid Manager Brothers Building on Rt. lands nnd premises and the respective 35 at face on one, multi-colored knit heirs, devlflces, personal representa- 36 BROAD ST. Five Corners. tives anil any of tho successors In balls on other. Pattern 911: di- right, title and Interest of th« afore- SH 1-8800 RED BANK The field office will be located rections child's sizes 4 to 12. mentioned defendants aro made parties in the rear of the Marine View defendant because of their possible or probable Interest In the aforesaid lands Savings and Loan Office. Send 35c (coins) for this pat- and premises by virtue of their rela- SO Linden PI., Red Bank All WORK GUARANTEED tionship, and you, Joseph W. Tuttle A spokesman for the federa tern — add 10c {or each pattern arc made a parly defendant because agency said the unit will be infor lst-class mailing. Send you aro the holder of a Judgment against John L. Fitzgerald and Ann Keansburg at Borough Hall be- Red Bank Register, Needlecraft Fitzccrnlri entered In the Superior Court of New Jersey on November 20. tween 6 and 9 p. m. tonight to Dept., P. 0. Box 161, Old Chelsea 1940 In the amount ot 3267.63 damages \ accept loan applications ffrom Station, New York 11, N. Y. and costs which Judgment la a Hen on Pendleton plaids the premises rieflcribed In the aforesaid that community. Print plainly pattern number, Tax Sale. Certificate and subject there- have become to. The agency's office in Middle- name, address and zone. town will be open from 9 a. m Dated: September 12. 1060. necessary gear I. GRANT SCOTT, to 5:30 p. m. JUST OFF THE PRESSES! over the years to Clerk of the Superior Court. The SBA makes available loans Send now for our exciting, Sept. 18. 1H. 20. Orl. 3 1121.59 those of our customers at three per cent interest. The 1961 Needlecraft Catalog. Over STATr! OK NKW .IKItSF.T IlKI'AKTMRNT OK STATE who lead a sporting life. , loans will be granted for periods 125 designs to crochet, knit, sew, g CKKTIK1CATK OF DISSOLUTION up to 20 years. embroider, quilt, weave — fash- TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRJ5S- grants loans to ENTH MAY COME. ORBETINO: The agencgy y g ions, home furnishings, toys, WHKREA8, It appears to my sat- cover lost hhousehold furnishings, gifts, bazar hits. Plus FREE — isfaction, hy duly authenticated record of the proceedings for tha voluntary house damage and lost inventory. instructions for six smart cllamlutlon thereof hy the unanimous Broad & Front, Red Bank' Loans are not available consent of all the stockholders, de- for caps. Hurry, send 25c now. posited In my office, that MILD COR- Mii«»wirtii»ffliOTiM^ damage to summer homes. PORATION a corporation of this State, whoso principal office Is at o/o Luft- man, Oreentree Terrace, Llnctott, tn Another great "first." the Towmhip of Middletown, County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey rAfleln Luftmnn helng Hie agent there- famous independent in and In charge thereof, upon whom process may ho served), has compiled coil Beautyrest with the retirement" of Title 14, Cor- — porations, General, ot Revised Stat- THE Jeep FAMILY utes of New Jersey, preliminary to the lulling ot this Certificate of Dissolu- construction plus the tion. NOW THEREFORE, T. the Secre- added comfort of this tary ot State of the State of New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify thlit the said corporation did, on the Twenty, world's most complete line of 4-wheel drive vehicles! new, smooth, quilted sixth day ot August, 1960, file In my office a duly executed and attested consent In writing to the. illsKolutinn sleeping surface. nt snlil corporation, executed by til the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of the pro- ceedings nfnrcanld are now on file in my said office as provided hy law. and still only IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have, hereto net my h&nd and SEAL nfflneil my official seal, at Tren- ton, this Twenty-sixth ilay of Ailzunt A. 1), one. thousand nine* hundred and sixty. EDWAItn J. PATTEN. full size Secretary of Btnt*. Repl. 12. in, 2n 124 (V) 79 NOTirK OKSXiTK On Monday. Ktplenlhrr 18. 1WW. at Here's tho smoothest sleeping 10:30 A.M.E.B.T. at llway 3S, Nep- surface ever and It's Boautyrost tune, New Jersey. I will sell nl puhllp imrllon on helialf of Ihe Keilersted through and through, Undor tho Pervlce riorp. one ifl.W nidamnnlle, 2 fir holldnv. Idnnllflrd hy aerlil num. gay quiltod covor is Boautyrost . l>er rKIN!.M2H by reason of Firnjnmln FORWARD CONTROL 'JEEP* FC470 Alexander default of oomlttlonril snles Independent coil construction contrnct covering mme. Hnld 11)51 OM»molille ran lie. seen ...soparato springs that push HI llway M, Nepluniv N .1. C. C. KAHAMCK, up undor you, providing tho Attorney In Fset This is the only full lino of authtnlic buoyant firmnoss that's kind to Re|it. in inn Htll'KHIOII"nilillT HI' N MV.IKIISRV four-wheel drive vehicles. They are your back, And in actual tosts «» WCI'.ltV IHVI-I(I\ Boautyrost lasts 3 timos longor MIIVMIICIM I'lll'NTV performance-proved over billions of lioi'i\ ntf.n\u»l V"H t" Hie four! almll tltlntt MADE ONLY BY WILLYS MOTORS eotll Como in and ice fur yourself. mnltuM* »M )>i«\, Vnii alull t«» your • CARPETS itMKWnr tmit tilil'i' Mf ^erv'ei, III 'lll|i||. friiB witii (he t'lerii nf lli» «it|i«rlir C'IIIM, tltil I|IIIIN» Alitie*. 'ITelllrin, SHERWOOD • SLEEPSHOP !Jew .ler'ny. In Hcritrilince with Ilia rilM nf ih-ll tiMi'lli'i* ntul iirni'eiliire. MONMOUTH MOTORS •\\\« ntiii.it til .ivi Mllnn \t \n r>>>- (Acro«» from Shopping Center) HIGHWAY 3b MIDDLETOWN lilll n |ijiti:t\u\f_ . . -< ' " has made the mistake of being too she looks like. relations, "when in growing numbers can be made to grow outdoors in that the United States no longer would support Ba- they discover that much of the 'foreign the Garden State. chic and too beautiful. This could develop into a revolt- And our garden specialists, in tista's government. Along with such important issues ing situation. The men who aspire competition' their corporation is deplor- their replies, can't even assume "It is also true, and I believe that I can confirm as national defense, the farm to political office will begin marry- ing comes from the corporation itself?" a note of cautious optimism. the story now because the following story was re- The "Made in Japan" label is being They have to say no, you'll be problem and taxes, Mrs. Kennedy's ing the girls who dress simply and disappointed if you try, and why ported by associates of Batista. Further, I was asked criticized with mounting intensity by do you have to 'make things so clothes and appearance haye become by the press last winter to comment on whether we neatly and are not pretty. Imagine, PORTER businessmen feeling and fearing imports tough for yourself? had told Batista to leave the country. At that time I r6fUSed l anSWer the a storm center. beauty becoming a political liability. from efficient manufacturers in this low- mefcan 3e *% "omen's fd ° «"»*» «>d'referred •""^ The all-important women's vote, Happily, we report that Mrs. wage nation. dreamof a tropical paradise in ments to the State Department. the middle of Mortgage Manor "It is also that, upon instructions, I spent 2 hours believe it or not, could hinge on Kennedy senses this sensitive situa- "How are employees of these businessmen going with one stroke of the pen, so what Mrs. Kennedy wears and how tion—and she now wears $29.95 to react," continues Rudge, "when they get proof that; to speak. and 35 minutes on December 17, 1958, with Batista, the 'Made in Japan' label is on an increasing number Then along comes a little pack- and I told him that the United States or rather certain she has her hair done. maternity dresses. And, by golly, she age with a wilted flower and a influential people in the United States believed that of products owned by U.S. firms?" note: "I picked this flower from ' Many women, they tell us, dolooks darn good in them, too. he could no longer maintain effective control in Cuba, Subcontracting of work has been a critical issue an old bush in my backyard. What is it?" and that they believed it would avoid a great deal of in many union contracts recently. The expert takes one look, then further bloodshed if he were to retire. "Will employers find unions easier to convince another, and checks his big book. "Senator Eastland. That was on instructions of EVENTS OF YEARS AGO on subcontracting as more and more production the State Department? ties are shifted from U.S. plants to U.S.-based plants New Jerseyy, but it is. I use pomegranate as an ex "Mr. Smith. An ambassador never would have From The Register's Files overseas?" persists Rudge. I use pomegranate as an ex-a amplle bbecause several trees have! conversation like that, sir, unless it was on instruc- On successive days some months ago two witbee- n surviving New Jersey's win- 50 YEARS AGO 25 YEARS AGO tions of the State Department." ed, the question will be put onnesses appeared at a Tariff Commission hearing in ters, which can be pretty inhos- The celebration of the 25th an- Chief interest in next week's the November ballot. pitable even in Camden and Further, Smith said: niversary of the consecration of primary elections centers in the Washington, D. C. They vehemently argued opposite Salem counties. Pomegranates "A decision such as prohibiting the sale of arms Warning! the Chapel of the Holy Commun- fight between Sheriff Howard cases—but they represented two divisions of the same'have been reported in both coun-to a friendly nation can have devastating effects upon ion Episcopal Church, Fair Ha- Height and Assemblyman Theron ties. The headquarters of harbor de- company! the government in power. ven, was observed this week with McCampbell for the Democratic fenses of Sandy Hook, through Crape-myrtley , that everyy book fitting ceremonies. The chapel nomination for senator. The Re- Lt. Col. Edward B. Dennis, has "Is it difficult to imagine," Rudge goes on, "how says i s a southerh n shrubhb, fflourl - "We even did not fulfill our promise to deliver was consecrated in 1885 by Rev.publican primary is featured by asked The Register to give pub- employees of corporations such as this are going to training planes, which had been bought and paid John Scarborough, bishop of New!many contests, most outstanding lic notice or warning to the ef- Jersey, who recently revisited the'of which is for the nomination • feet that heavy gun firing is respond when they see the absurdities that can result::,,^ J p by the Batista government. In accordance with ; rom th rid church and confirmed a class of for sheriff. The contenders are scheduled to take place at Fort^ 'conflicting self-interests'?" lias, without which no novel of,instructions from the State Department I informed young folks. Red Bank Councilman Thomas ITilden, N, Y. The direction of that delivery would be suspended, because we Rudge Associates is now conducting monthly sur- w M. Gopsill, Howard Mallen of j fire will be approximately paral- rviArec thesiiiL-aec plantplains tryinliving tlou maKC r , • ' leared some Social item: "A young Asbury Leonardo, Samuel B. Zartman, lei to the Jersey coast. veys among more than 1,000 hourly workers in six liari s out of hihorticulturistsl , andl harm might come to the 47 kidnapped who is the Long Branch police especially the horticulturists who Park couple, both popular mem- major industrial areas across the country for a select- °'"""°"" ""• '•--"-"•-' ••- Americans. The kidnapping by Raul Castro of 30 U.S. bers of the younger social set, commissioner, Arthur O. Axelsen "If nature has n write the big books? of Sea Bright, and Dr. Harry G. a cow should have plenty list of corporations. I have just completed studying Not at all. These plants from Marines and sailors, 17 American citizens, and three slipped quiely away from a par- Thomas of Asbury Park, father ty of friends with whom they roughage, she would not have the texts and results of the first two surveys—which the sub-tropics have been lucky Canadians occurred at this time. of the famous radio broadcaster, given the cow so many stom- enough to put their roots down were watching the big Buchanon Lowell Thomas. dramatize what Rudge hails as "the fabulous, revolu- "After the kidnapped Americans were returned & Smock lumber yard fire the achs. Remember this when you in locations protected by build- are feeding hay and silage."— tionary" changes in the thinking of U.S. workers dur- ings or other trees and shrubs. we still refused to deliver these training planes be- other night and were married. Dairy Note. An ordinance to buy a new ing the past couple of decades, their deep awareness A building can hold and radiate cause we feared that bombs could be put on the planes enough heat to make a warm Farmers in Colt's Neck and $14,000 American LaFrance of and interest in fundamental economic problems, do- even though they were strictly for training purposes. pumper for the Little Silver fire Edward T. Compton was elect- weather plant feel at home. And other places in Atlantic Township mestic and foreign. friendly trees can put the brakes "I reiterate that decisions such as these may de- are complaining about the num- company was approved on first ed president of the Keansburg Na- reading this week by Borough tional Bank at a special meeting As one illustration, 82y per cent of those inter- on a howling north wind. termine whether a government can remain in power. ber of foxes being released in 2 meteor- the area in connection with fu Council. If the ordinance is adopt- of the board of directors this viewed were'in favor of U.S. economic aid to under- A h0U8h they could bu arms and »-„.., ... .„«= ,,uB,s ExperiraiH.-n-r- " !' y ammunition hire fox hunts. The farmers week to succeed the late Charles ment station, says, microclimate'Irom otner sources, the psychological impact on the maintain that the foxes kill their CARMICHAEL R. snydcr of AtlanticI Highlands!| developed lands, but half recognized the programs have y yg p on the chickens and the hunters rido weaknesseo_s whicv.h . deman„....„..d„ correction. A„ ful.„.l . m6 5 ,«.pe. r5,X« Hf erBac nt ,fro m cn al!.m orale fthe g was crippling. On the othe H ' B a , R " ! . ° government was crippling. On the other horses over their grounds and Now playing at the Paramount cent believe the Soviet Union is waging economic war to study hhow the shines and d> ltfiave a 8reat uPlift t0 the mora'e of the rebels. damage their crops. RUn d ltfiave a 8reat uPlift t0 the mor' f th bl" IMPORTANT Theatre in Long Branch is "Topagainst the U.S., but most think the U.S. is losing in!'ho wind blows nround his yaryardd The question that arises here is who made the Hat," n new musical starring the war. he cann change thee microclimamicroclimatte policy that deprived Batista of arms but permitted Cas- F. C. Noble has sold his farm --- BUT IT «URE Krcd Astaire and Ginger Rogers. to fit into his plans. at Tinton Falls and expects to re- Lyrics nnd music were written On the question of foreign competition, though. Misrnclimnte explains why atro to have them. Whose judgment was it? Was It E To HAVE A by Irving Berlin. turn to Panama where he will the answers revealed forsythia, for example, will bloom simply an error or was it motivated by doctrinaire at- resume his former position as FAT HW distinctly limited knowledge, a week earlier on a warm, pro- one of the engineers of the new While half expect no ill effects on their jobs from tected side of the house, than a titudes which disregard the welfare of the United States? canal. foreign competition, more than half also favor higher forsythia that stands out in the open braving the cold winter LETTERS tariff-quota barriers—indicating a concern deep with- The Fair Haven council this winds. Brass Mcdnl Winner week decided to look into the in themselves which they didn't express on the sur- Fnrmers often make use of possibility of installing two ad- face. While many interviewed are employed by com-microclimate when they plant SORRY MARYANNE, BUT seed In ridges early In the spring dltional fire boxes on the western WER'E NOT UBIQUITOUS panies which have greatly extended their overseas pro- and eastern ends of the village. rather than at the general soil At present only one fire alarm duction in the past 10 years, almost none seemed level because soil In ridges warms In located in the heart ol town 65 Avenue of Two Rivers, aware of the extent and scope of American industry's and the firemen wish lo extend Rumsnn, N. J. their vegelnblcs to week activities and commitments overseas. or so early. tho alarm system to Include oth- To !he liditnr: er areas of Fair Haven. Foreign competition Is a challenge facing U.S. In- If you hnve a yen to grow After reading the Redllankl exotic things, how would you like ( ustrv nn(1 businessmen who urge unions to forego A Long Branch man received a Uoitlster, I was'very dlsapplonled ' > n hnrcly nrnnge trees in ynur scalp wound from a revolver im the article which was written to help the U.S. compote "hid better know garden that beam frngrnnl blos- bullet which was fired during an September 13, lOfil on the slorin OWn pollclcs nnd soms and nromnllc tltilc oranges.? u»m..Bi in Ku.mon. Almost tT , "Potions first," warns RudBc. That's n slory for another time, election dispute last week with dnnuiui' In Ktimson. Almost hc mother mnn, However, the everyone in Kumiwn buys the ' workers we ve interviewed represent the people In a week nr so, Ked Hank Register, but the in- who do the work of American Industry. The wound was slight and no arrest mnnnuer was made. Jonmulon „„ the .,»rm wns very who ,h,nk, of wng0 cmp,oycM ^ VISITING COI.I.ntiK nn(ll Tho Red Dank Christian Asso- HurleHl y 1'oinP t wn.i not mentioned ddisappear when shifts begin nnd end nnd whose siiak'jjic Air '<„.,. 1 11 1 ciation basketball team will be Wat all and was iilmnsi wrecked..thoughtmM s nrc limited to wages nnd hours ilntiKcrouslv " "" i' "} Newark spur. ! Very truly y Unit, and (hi» Ideal team wmi l»y IR>lU nm Kinlllt onti'jjitfil, They will nnnln open) "III !»• ilniihlrd m || . Ihf " tiimir i li n wjirnlnj; iilmul conflicts which I think tl Ml mui I'«.11 ( ullii Ink c\|m | |,, iiiplr Herblock li vacationing. Thli cartoon It by Conrad of Holy dm, School Hits >OHi cry I n j , for expronMun, "I"' I"" |!l.llii iifli-tiiics liy I'Kil. Tho Denver Pott. Chanel! WCM-TV .WAK-1V -, Sept. 19, 1960-7 Channel i . ___WO»-TV RED BANK REGISTER ClUttMl U _WPUC TELEVISION Channel 5 Cfainoel It. ...WNTA-TV MONDAY • AFTERNOON MONDAY EVENING : (1J) Playback 200 Attend 12:00- (2) Love of Life 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends 10:35—(13) Movie • (4) Truth or (7) News 11:00- (2) News Consequences*' (II) Popeye, (4) News Vetter PTA (7) Restless Gun (13) Highway Patrol (5) News (9) Movie 6:15— (7) Tommy Seven (7) News Meeting (13) Day Watch 6:30- (4) Local News (11) News and Sports 12:30- (2) Search for (5) Our Gang 11:05- (5) Movie EATONTOWN — Two hundred| Tomorrow (11) Woody Woodpecker 11:10— (2) Weather members attended' the opening! (4) It Could Be You (13) Summer Show . (4) Weather meeting of the Margaret L Vet- (5) Cartoons 6:40- (4) Weathers (7) Weather ter Parerrt-Teacher Asociation (7) Queen for A Day 6:45— (4) News 11:15- (2) Movie Thursday night in the school aud- 12:45- (2) Guiding Light 7:00- (2) News (4) JackPaar itorium. 1:00- (2) News (4) Shotgun Slade (7) Movie In keeping with the meeting j (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (5) Royal Canadian (11) Movie theme , "Getting.to Know You," (5) Cartoons Mounted Police 12:00— (9) Movie ' Mrs. Anne Pulos, music teacher, Prehistoric monitors battle to the death in the thrilling (7) About Faces (7) Rescue 8 12:40— (2) Movie led the group in a community adventure hit, "DINOSAURUS." Univerial-lnternational 1:03— (2) Burns and Allen 12:45- (5) News ng. (9) Terrytoons release in color. Co-featured with "Hercule* Unchained" 1:25— (4) News (11) News (7) Evening Prayer The Lord's Prayer was read (5) News 7:03- (2) Local News 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers >y Mrs. Simon Duhon, and the now at both Carlton, Red Bank and Eatontown Dciv«-tn. 1:30— (2) As The World Turns 7:10- (2) Weather 1:10— (9) Almanac tledge of allegiance was led by (4) Dial 4 (11) News 1:15—(4) News;Sermonette • drs. Robert Cruse. The new re- (5) Movie 7:15—(2) News 2:20— (2) News ording secretary, Mrs. Daniel Hollywood: (7) RayMilland 7:23—(It) Weather 2:25— (2) Give Us This Day )onahue, was introduced by Mrs. (9) Books and Brent ndrew L. Meyer, president. 7:30- (2) Charlie Farrell TUESDAY MORNING 2:00- (2) Full Circle (4) Riverboat The remainder of the meeting (4) Jan Murray (5) Man Hunt 6:15— (2) Previews ook the form of "The Margaret (7) Day In Court 6:20— (2) Give Us This Day Vetter P.T.A. Convention," Lola Was Aghast (7) Qieyenne (9) Assignment Danger Capt. William Watts prefaced the WELCOME TO DANTEJS — Willie Dante opens the door (9) Movie 6:25-(2) News , 2:05—(11) Movie probra.m with remarks on sje By BOB THOMAS i don't think Marilyn Monroe is (11) Home Run Derby 6:30— (2) Our Miss Brooks of his plush San Francisco nightclub to viewers of the 2:30- (2) House Party ive objectives of the national as- AP Movie-TV Writer ..'sexy though I think they would (13) Life of A 6:55— (4) Scrmoneete new NBC-TV Network Monday night series, "Dante." (4) Loretta Young ociation. be crazy. Carmelite Nun 7:00- (2) News HOLLYWOOD - "One day I -simone Signoret Is another Howard Duff stars in the title role as a reformed gam- (7) Gale Storm Myron. H. Turner, principal, 8:00- (2). Pete and Gladys (4) DaveGarroway in the mirror and I saw certainly doesn't fit the (D) Film Drama elcomed guests Frank L. Wcin-j d," Lola case shc bler who operates Dante's Inferno. (5) Dial 999 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer s(jmc )ines jn my forenea normal requirements,for sex ap- 2:55- (5) News leimer, superintenden:.,^A^ t o.ff th"-eA,bright sajd ,., was aghafit. (11) 1 Search For (7) Early Bird Cartoons peal, yet she is attractive to a 3:00— (2) Millionaire kionmouth Regional High School; g . Adventure 7:50— (5) Call To Prayer great number of men because she (4) Young Dr. Malone Villiam R. Ramsay, superinten- They weren't there the day be 'Hal Humphrey: (13) Mike Wallace 8:00— (2) News fore." seems to have the wisdom of ex- (5) TV Reader's Digest ent of Eatontown schools; J. 8:20—(13) Dialing The News (5) Ding Dong School If the same thing has happen- perience." (7) Beat The Clock Edson Allen, president of the 8:30— (2) Father Knows Best (7) Little Rascals ed to you, ladies, you're over 30. Lola herself is enjoying a suc- (9) Guy Madison Board of Education, and mem- (4) Wells Fargo 8:10— (2) News But don't despair. Lola says the cess that eluded her when she Shows to Watch (11) Movie bers of both the Eatontown and (5) Divorce Hearing best is yet lo come. was a starlet type. She is * hit (13) Day Watch 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo Monmouth Regional High School (7) Bourbon Street Beat "I used to worry about en- as Craig Stevens' sexy compan- 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker Boards of Education. Mr. Turner TONIGHT |Robertson is a glib promoter who 3:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours croaching age," she admitted. ion on the "Peter Gun" TV show. (11) Bold Journey 9:00— (2) People's Choice also introduced members of the ./> iu. wi, A\ n ,uM (.,.,„ i sells phony property. Research- (4) From These Roots (13) Play of the Week Now I realize how foolish that i She'll soon be seen in a new film, 10:00-(Ch. ^-Barbara Stan- ti (4) Hi Mom aculty and his personal staff. such( (5) DoorwayToDes ny 9:00— (2) Celebrity Talent "Cold Wind in August," In which !t5'i:^.Sh0W-,(Ch?.'CC._Vl_CW'"B.)r!a "lownsite boomer" plaguing (7) Who Do You Trust? (7) Beulah In convention style, two fund- Miss Statn^ck, a ter many guest- Scouts "The thirties are a wonderful |she p|ays a woman wj,0 |,as a (9) Movie (13) Physical Culture aising projects were elected to ings.on TV, debuts as hostess of; (4) Peter Gunn period, I think a woman in nerltraf,jc ]ove affair wjth a ^y 4:00-(2) Brighter Day 9:25- (5) News o'ffice, with the "Fun-0-Rama" thirties is happier, better look-, her own series She will sta. (5) Theater 5 many years younger. S:OO-(Ch. 2)-Petc and Gladys , (4) Thin Man . 9:30— (2) My Little Margie to serve as president, and theing—yes, and sexier than a girl ,n most of the films. Bang •» 1 (9) Crime Docs Not Pay in most oi me nuns. n»s <•" _Among the many new comedies , (5) Douglas Fairbanks (5) Topper school calendar, vice president. who is younger." Never Made It fe J (11) Man and The anthology, series, it will afford.jn lhis. en( ab out the coupIe; (7) American Bandstand (7) Of Life and Love Satuiday, Oct. 8, will see the This statement carries Lola far Challenge Many persons, myself included, her the opportunity to be fea-,^ door who move imo a new J; AbbotftDUUUanuwt and Costello (13) Slapstick Theater auditorium transformed from 11 out on a limb, but she's not:prC[)icted stardom for Lola when V r nei8hborhood and Ret off thc 4:15 2 9:30— (2) Spike Jones '"rt iLilf Yo Unu lnTtial! °^ ~ < > Secret Storm 10:09— (2) December Bride a. m. to 5 p. m. into a carnival, averse to limb climbing, even at sne played in "Champion" a doz- -like Lore«a Youn« Initial f H Morgalli o(1 4.J0_ j2v Edge of Night (4) Alcoa Theater 4 {i) e N (4) Dough Re Mi featuring baked goods, needle 36. She is unabashed about ad en years ago. The film made itory. "The Mink Coat." is aboutj..Dec^mber Bride,-famc,\ Pele> "">- "8 ™ 'B™ (7) Adventures In (4) Yancy Derringer (5) Movie work, plants, games and prizes, milling her age, and that's part stars of Kirk Douglas and Ruth a once-wealthy widow (Miss S Un-;p and Cara wil!iarns js the Paradise (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) Memory Lane complete with a clown selling of the adjustment to the thirties. Roman, but not Lola. wyck) who still hopes to clmg mjssus Verna Felton, also of the (9) Kingdom of the Sea (11) Laurel and Hardy , (IS) Day Watch balloons. Better Adjusted "I couldn't understand it," she to the social whirl. Steve Me- ,.Bride,, series_ ... a fr(,quent (11) This Man Dawson ' (13) Movie 10:30— (2) Video Village The platform for the conven- said. "I couldn't get a job for Nally co-stars. companion. 10:00—(2) New Comedy "I think I'm much belter ad- 4:5S—(11) Spunky and Tadpole tion, the budget for 1960-1961, was six months afterward, and I. was Showcase (4) Play Your Hunch justed to life," she observed. 5:00— (2) LifeofRiley 10:45— (9) News and Weather approved by the membership. A pretty broke. But it's just as well 7:30—(Ch. 4)—Rlverboat—"End 10:30— (Ch. 4)—Jackpot Bowl- (4) Barbara Stanwyck "I've had some rough years, both (4) Movie 10:50— (9) Almanac $5 attendance prize was awarded personally and professionally. I that nothing happened to me then. of a Dream" launches the secjlng—The 10-minute bowling show (5) Dateline Europe (5) Walter Winchell File to the first grade class of Mrs I didn't have trie training , or ond season of adventures aboard that followed the Friday night 10:55— (9) Cartoons was easily upset then. Now I (9) Mischief Makers (9) Science Fiction Rose O'Donnell for having the background to fallow it up. Capt. Holden's sternwheelcr. Dar-! fights last season expands to a 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy take everything as it comes. (11) Bozo The Clown Theater most parents present. "I was prettier than, but I had ren McGavin carries on as Hoi-:half-hour. There will be two (4) Price Is Right "That's one reason I think j (13) To Be Announced (11) Mark Saber - l don'< mind these lines den. Noah Berry becomes the;matches, more money involved, (7) Summer Playhouse Mrs. J. L. Caswcfl, chairman women are more appealing after «° 5:25—(11) Clutch Cargo 10:30— (2) Presidential lnm faCe now In fact l llke new co-star, who helps pilot thejand Milton Berle. Uncle Miltie of class mothers, and members 3p_ they've lost that anxioui s air ij J" y, - . Countdown (9) Herb Sheldon e 5:30— (2) Movie of the executive board provided.^at a young girl has. Most wom-|i'l ']L_ boat, Cliff Robertson and Susan!tells a few jokes, while Chick 11:25- (5) News (5). Big Beat (4) Jackpot Bowling the refreshments, which werej , | e become contented with Cummings guest star in the story. Hearn describes the roll by roll. 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon cr mV (7) Rin Tin Tin (5) Big Story served by Mrs. Warren Sand- (4) Concentration their life. WALTER REAIJt (9) Movie (7) Amateur Hour bach, Mrs. J. F. Drum, Mrs. (5) Romper Room "They also have more back- (11) Three Stooges (9) Movie Cruse, Mrs. Robert Ayres, Mrs. ground and character with which * THEATRES * ' RADIO (13) Studio 99',4 (II) Silent Service (7) 1 Married Joan M. J. Rebscher, Mrs. Stefan to interest men. Unless they havej | WABC 770 WNEW 1130 Reed and Mrs. Jimmie King, failed to grow emotionally and AIR CONDITIONED WCBS ' 880 WOR 710 that you are seven-thirty. 'Mi mentally, as some do, women WPAT 930 gawd, if you could only be nine WHTG 1410 PARTY POSTPONED over 30 have more appeal as con- CARLTON WNBC 660 WQXR 1560 o'clock,' says this cashmere- HAZLET — The card party versationalists. I've always en- RED BANK AFTERNOON 7l35—WCBS In I'eison Interview! headed goon from Madison Ave.' WOR Capitol Close-Up VIEWING TV which was to be held next Sat- joyed the company of older men. • 2100 WABC Newi: Pick Shepard It was partially his disgust fo 7,49—WNBC Wayne Howcll Shov urday with Mrs. Charles T. I know they date me now because WCIt News WOR Carlton Fredricks With HAL HUMPHREY Madison Ave. Which sent Cy ofl WHTO Monmouth-Ocean 7]55—WABC News: Curtis as chairman, has been they like me as a person. I al- EATONTOWN New* Summary F«il Uobblni Show i! to Europe five years ago. He hac ways used to hate it when men DRIVE-IN THEATRE postponed by the Ladies' Auxili- r WNBC News: I'M llerlihy B:OO—WCBS World Tonight I created a TV series idea calle took me out because they knew ROUTE 3 . al ll'c CIRCLC WNBC News: Wayno Hnwell ary of the fire company. Attend- WOR Newi, John Scott | "Just Plain Folks," with himse I would dress up a table or add; laill—WOR The Fitzceralds WOR News. World Today ing last Monday's meeting were Now at Both Theatre* • WCBS I.nnny Koiii «:15—WCBS Ed Joyce i and Zsa Zsa Gabor in the lead eye appeal to a party." H,1O WHTO. County Anent Bi3O—WOR Sports Howard Finds. Mrs. James Cullen, Mrs. Roy Mi:Cullout;h & Eiiot ' as a .2:3S—WCBS Couple Next Door Mrs. Sex Queens 8:35—WABC News: Beverly Hills on $5,000 a week. NEVER BEFORE. WHTO Nous: 1'ierl Hobliins Show Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Frank Siano, j Relaxing Music "The pilot film was shown to On the matter of sexiness, Lo- ON THK SCRKBNl 9:00—WNBC News: Hob Haymes HOLLYWOOD — Cy Howard, [ ly. From reading the Wall Street Mrs. Jospeh R. Peseux, Mrs. 12:43—WCBS lilBIH to llappineai WOR News, Ccdrio Foster thc agency men in New York, la pointed to the reiRninp, sex 12U5 WABC New*: Pick Shepard WCBS News: Krl Joyce who might be described as an I Journal, Hawkeye has learned John Limbach, Mrs. Harry queens of films: Marilyn Monroe WNBC Kmphasia OltS—WOR McCullouch & Eliot economy-sized Orson Welles, is j that the only way to beat the and each time NBC would say, i.OO—WCBS Whispering Streets 9:55—WABC Nous; 'They laughed so hard, they cried Woolley and Mrs. Joseph Siano. (32), Susan Hayward (41), Ava WHTG Headline. HKE 10,00—WCBS News: back in the TV swim after spend-'White Man is to outmaneuver Mrs. Charles D. Lambertson Gardner (37), Rita Hay worth Prices, Music Dance Orchestra ing five years in Europe "find- him in the world of high finance like babies.' But it was never WNBC News; t'd Herllhir WNBC News: Ilnn lla.vmes sold. Everybody cried like babies and Mrs. Edna Van Pelt will be WOR NIKS - WOR Nuws. Les Smith ing myself," —especially real esta.te." : "Of course, sex appeal is a when they saw it, though," says hostesses at the next meeting jltS WCBS Ma Perkins 10:15—WOR MrCullonch & Eliot Like Welles, Cy began as an Although Cy's "Guestward j mailer of opinion," Lola observ- WHTQ Report from 10,30—WNBC News: fi.jr Cy, with a trace of the old bit-of the group, Monday, Oct. 12. Beachfront Loinbardo actor, then graduated to writing |Ho!" doesn't premiere until Sept. ed. "There are some men who WOR Carlton Freilriclis WCBS News and producing. His pinnacle of terness catching in his larynx. j.,30 WCBS Young Dr. Malone tOiSS—WABC News: >M Jordan 29, the continuity department at Cy's other series is "Harrigan It adds up! More and morej WHTO News: 11,00—WCBS News success was reached (money- ABC already has dispatched a people use. The Register ads each Relaxing Music & Son," a comedy with Pat WNBC News: Bob Haymei wise) in the late '40s and early memo to him, asking, "Will the issue because results come fas- !,4I WCBS Second Mrs. Burlon WOR News ( O'Brien as an attorney in part- 1 H—WABC News: Dick Khepard 11:15—WABC (Juincy Howe '50'. Two of his radio creations, Indian' on your series be friend ter.—Advertisement. Auxiliary nership with son (Roger Perry). WNBC Emphasis WCBS Rlmlinht Salute "My Friend Irma" and "Lifehy?" u probably have read .,.„ tiOO WCB» News: »e>t Seller WOR McCulloueh ft Eliot Yo The old switcheroo here is that with Steva Reevei WHTQ Headlines. Musio 11130—WABC The World of with Luigi," were earning him recently that the Indians are •',„t h nlH ma h ., lho Afvi, WNBC New«: Jim Low. tznnn o ,,,»t , ! J „ its the old man who is the devil- Tomorrow a week. I pretty sore at the way TV has de- To Mark —Plus Second Thriller— WOR News, L*s Smltn WCBS Music 'Til Dawn may-care member of the firm, MOVIE TIMETABLE Hlg WOR (ialen I)rak« 12:00—WABC Hi Joe "I was a young man in a hurry. picted them as nothing hut bar- lt)O—WCBS Allen Gia> K while the kid Is a serious by-the- RED BANK WNBC News: AH Nijlit In in those days," reflects Cy. "Andjbarians and drunks, and now TV Anniversary WHTQNews: M lo N. T. book legal mind. WOR Lone John now 1 am a middle-aged man in! says it wants to atone for its Carllon - Hercules Unchained! MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The USB -WABC New«: Dick Shepard is a sexy -iprretarv a hurry." j sins. Also TV sponsors have dis-! 3 :3 7: 0 10:0 Din saur s WNBC Emphasis Darcy). Wu> and it Is 1 7 "' B ° ' °- ° « Ladies' Auxiliary. Veterans of MORNING PROGRAMS Currently, Cy is under contract!covered that lots of Indians use1 BtOO—WCBS News: i\ UU, a'. JO. Foreign Wars, will hold a dinner COLOR by D«Uu< Weeman * Hay*i 7,00—WABC News. Al Lohman to Dcsi Arnaz ("I think it was i toothpaste and eat crunch crack- WHTO Headlines. Music in her, naturally.-This one begins (EATONTOWN dance Saturday, Oct. 1, in cele- 0l WCBS Jack Sterling very courageous of him to take; les. WNBC News: Jim Low» WHTG Monmouth-Ocean - on ABC Oct. 14. Drive-In—Hercules Unchained bration of the 10th anniversary WOR News: t.yl« Van News Summary me,") and two of the TV series j "I told continuity that just put- Children Free at Eatontown tllJ—WOn Arlene Francis V.KZ Prices that duriniz his 7:25; 11:05; Dinosaurus 9:40. of the auxiliary. Cy has produced have been sold ting this Indian of mine on the 1110—WHTO News: . WOR News: there Z no HAZLET A ham dinner will "be served Relaxing Music John Gambling t0 ABC . |fir,in Prime 'Ime is giving the, at 9 p. m. in the VFW Memorial JUI—WABC News: Martin Blocx WNBC News, Bill Cullen t demand for nis servi Loew's Drive-In—Cartoons 7:45 7lS0—WHTG Ni-ws: One of these is "Guestward Indian a big break «ays Cy.| Home on Cliffwood Ave. Dancing WNBC Kmphasls and tho n thls hurt his usuall The 13 Ghosts 7:50, 10:50. 12 4,00—WCB» News: Dick Noel Wiike up to Music nl " ii.;IU i^nnnn r*-.. n«J i "An'Annd It alsalcno promisenrnmicnrdi nonritt ttno FonfeeHd * will follow until 2 a. in. Music 7,45—WHTG Civil Service News Ho!" with Joanne Dru and J. very healthy ego, he seems to WHTG. CloslnB Stock hiim liquor. | To The Moon 9:35. Report: Music (100—WABC News: Al Lehman Carrol Naish. Miss Dru, a model, have lost none of his drive. will be furnished by Jack Nor- 1 WHTG Headlines: WNBC News , Art Ford and her family buy a dude ranch "That is one change I've no- iATLANTIC HIGHLANDS man. WOR News, .Tohn Wlngtt* Wake Up To Music "I salved myself by deciding 4ll|—WOR Radio New \ork WCBS Nrws: Jack Sterling from the Indian, Hawkeye ticed since coming back from there was no market for comedy Atlantic—From The Terrace Judge Aldona Appleton, Perth 4,10—WHTO News: Show Ambny, will be the guest speaker. WOR News (Naish). Europe. Everyone in TV is con- during those years. Incidentally," 8:00. Relaxlnlt Music Tickets may be obtained before 4HS—WABC News: Martin Block WNBC News: mil Cullen "I think you will like Hawk- cerned only with the time spot Cy adds, "if you are going to KEYI'ORT HIS—WOR Dorothy and Dirk WHTO. Ft. Monmnuth ft eye," says Cy, "He is no ordinaryj now. You no longer hear agency write about me, say that I was Strand-13 Ghosts 7:00, j:«.|Sunday. Sept 25. from Mrs. liar- Civil Sf rvlct Newi g,30—WHTG NVw*: r v K WNBC Kmpha«l« ' Indian. Hawkeye believes Sitting (men talking about the shows. | neither ast'alented "as people said 12 To The Moon 8:30. i "n 215 Lakeshorc Dr. or • 100—WCBS News: Dick Noel SIS5—WABC News Hrports Bull was crazy to kill General!They simply ask, 'Are you nine| when I was a big success nor j Mrs. Robert Collins, 75 Shady- WHTQ Monmnllth.Ocean 9:00—-WABC llrenkrast Club COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE WCBS New: Custer. Hawkeye would have,o'clock?,' and shake their heads!as untalenlcd as they said when lawn Way, both of Cliffwood News Summary! Shore Drive-In—Elmer Gantry How-Jones Arthur Oodfrey ruined the General economical-!meaningfully, when you say no, I flopped," Beach. WNBC N.ws, Art Ford WHTG Headline.: 7:35, 12:00; Vertigo 10:20. WOR News, John !Scott Slrlrtlv for Wnmen • III—WOR Radio N«w\orV WNBC News: Hill Cullrn L0NG • HO—WHTO News: WOR NOUM; fliilrn Dmka Television sound track had a heavy handj BRANCH COIFAX Ttel»iln*Mu»lo • 110—WHTQ N>»«: with the canned hilarity. The re- Baronet—l.'jnnibal 3:25, 7:00, Mat, Wed-Sat-Sun 2 P.M. Itplnxinc Musio 4 2978 till—WABC News 1H5—WNBC Kinphnilj suit was that even the mildest' 10:10- Stranglcrs of Bombay; Eves. 8 p.m. Except Sun. 7:30 . EVININO 10100—WABC News; sallies were greeted with unlikely! 2:00, 8:40. Choice Scats Avnilablu tiOO—WCBS News Mnrlin rtlock DRIVE-IN WCBS News; Four New Series roars- ASBURY PARK WHTO Headline;: Mnrlha Wright THEATRE Dinner Mu«!n Suspense Show | Lyilc-H Started In Naples 2: manu 630 p M— MOVUS AT DUSK WNBO I'pToTh. JtlnHU WHTQ Heiiilllne.i. Mu-iL By CYNTHIA LOWRY lowed on the same channel, WNRC News: Art lord •fiiiohtjl¥l iiTtllll Hlnisw Illilill»mil SHORE WOR News, I.yl« Van rom "Check Mate," an hour-long, 50, 7:30, 9:50. (III—WABC Howard Cmril WOR News Ilrnnrls NEW YORK (AP) — Four new P 'ses to be an attractive and WCBS Snottn, nob TooV. 101II—WOB Marlhn Ilesne pens e c ie 1 made A c 10110—WHTO Newi, television scries were launched warm story wUhtho'sarneVtrong ^ , ,r,* [. * , J" , '< Mayfalr-Under Ten Flags 2:45, WOR Newii John WlnjaU but on CDS Saturday night. This 7.1S • lit—WCBS N»wi;i HjiilnMi Itelaxlntr Mimlo over the week-end, but none did family appeal of the Lassie so- WABC John Duly WOR Interviews, r one is built around the idea of a '"' DURT LANCASTER Martha Tleane much to add Interest to the new ""' team of Investigators stopping' Paramount—The Time Machine WHTO. Newf. 10lS» — WABC Ki.\v«; Mnilin nlork Girl And Horse "ELMER GANTRY" season, 1;M 7;0 l0:l! Dinner Muilr WNBC i:mpha: Trapped in (Sinn Off 7:0ft p.m.' 11100—WCBS New<: ll,,u»« Pnrly There was, for Instance, NUC's This one Is the story of • jjlrl Tanglcrg 2:35, 8:55, WOR Ninv«, first episode concerned a woman Jai. Stewart "VERTIGO" WHTO lleailllnes: Mu.ln "Sliirlty Temple Show." 1 I IRAMWllrtE IcmiORCN.WPtR •? 'net Henry filndilnn* WNRC N'ews: Art 1'ord .•mplc Show. and her horse, So far, we only!who appealed to them to prevent SI Jameii—Ben Htir 8:00. | tiHttH-Nowofft | MinorT im~ • Ml—WABC nualnrx Flnall WOR New., Tlfis one, (|uite obviously, ir know that Velvet Brown, played her own murder Fllher I'm see- News ltennrts 11119—M/nr* MrCimns nl Home WCBt Lowell Thomaa WHTO ItiToil I'roni aimed directly at children. Huti by cuio little Lori Martin, has' |nK |00 many of theio thlnas or "~~ WOR rtporti. flan t.omnx Itenihfrnnt even •„. it's hard to fl«ur, ou.Uuved a chestnut stallion fromjK Z^ bi l' MAYFAIH WNBC Three Nl«r T'nl.rn It HO—WABC Mnrlln \'A«cV. MnV« , . . i . , . ; , . (they're not beinn very subtle, UTH MONTCIA1R, N. J. • HI—WCBS Mill Illttuln llrllpve llnlli'inm why the producer,,i elt-cu-d to; the stockyard,, nnd won » bull had the plot figured aflb TiOO—WABC r.dnarit I'. Morgan ViCH% tinirv M.mie Van Ileflln WCBS Newa: Amni 'n Amir Mart o f with "lhe Land of O/,"|MecplcrhHr riding him b«ri-: f| ,| mlnut,.,? WNBC News: Wavn« Tlowell WHTO Red Bunk ReRltler the rs[ vc Cluis, Lnufthton WOR 1'ilHoil l-»»l» N»wi, (••!• Holfmnn when theres a lino motion pic-.buck, Hut It Miows promise, a' This one however Is nicely ANTIQUES FAIR i "UNDER 10 I-'LAGS" I Till—«"\nc fn» 1'rnnklln WOR MrCnnn* nl llomn WOR Iliullieol News tll40—WCB> rrnOiv.Clnoney ture died "The Wl/.rd of oz-j.n.me.,1 hard ,„ m.k. .bout prXXm.tl^ Jj p . h.\traordhwry Siilr «/ Crnuinn Antique! liy Tl«»—WCBS |;IIIII«|IIII Trio fallow i1 available for broadcast aRnln. I many other new enlrlM, ifl)rmer» ,rOuml-Anne llaxler TllO—WARC l'irl.liln« fliow I llll—WARfi Vev\ i I Uiit»taiidiitK Dcnlcrs Itvlniv WNRC Mnrilnn llntlr WNRC I'mi'l'iMl CompurlMmj between I In? old And then, Alisn on NUC, enmc wnii the first wirst .star. The »••• WOR N«»«, limn—WHTO Mlihlnr : n»i.nri rmivli! nnd the new lape are In- "The Tnb Hunler Show." ThlsjrlM Is, however, nut mu«li dll- SEPT. 19, 20, 21,22-1-10:30 P.M. (ialiriel Hour "TIMK MACHINE" irvllnblc, nnd the tape Millers byjW(W until recently r.ullcd "llacht-'fcrcnt frnm • number of other CtOSINO 6 r. M, HIOAY N,w U,.r,tUi nimpurlson. Shirley Temple pliiv-|i,r „( l.nrcr" nnd Hint pretty'prlvnie rye nerie.v l"Trnppcd in Tangier" 1 WOMAN'S CLUB OF UPPER MONTCLAIR, N. J. (.•(J II ilunl role l.iit nlijlil, l»il;W.|| Minis up the plot ol lhe The show lins the usuiil «»•' 300 COOPI* AVINUI, UfttK MONICtAK, N. J, even two Shirley Temples don't ,('iies. The pattern i>f the limt »orlment nl detectives; a benrdetl! (.•(|ii;il line Judy (iurlnnil. show h emljiirrnisliinly ivininl-1 Nero Wolfe sort of rlmp for! 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(UHsia VHIIOtt COM! r«0M !0 IIAtlt ANU CANADA ".'•.iMmi.il f"l ,M! .IIIIIIIIJ; ni'iiv |,iiii;i'.|rr In Ihr M riir», <• ' .. .'<-- BED BANK REGISTER Beth Shalom Janasie-Minton Sisterhood Rites Held Sept 10 Lists Events RED BANK — Activities for ELIZABETH — Mr. and Mrs.late Joseph D. Minton, Fair Ha- Walter P. Janasie of 700 Madison ten. members of the Sisterhood of Ave. announce the marriage of He was graduated from St. the Congregation Beth Shalom their daughter, Miss Andrea Jo- 'eter's College, Jersey City, and are underway. is a graduate student at Seton sephine Janasie, to David Minton Highlights will be a rummage Paynei son of Mr, and Mrs. Neil Hall University. He is office man- ager of Bruce Scott Corporation sale Oct. 17 and IS, and a cake F. Payne of 425 Elmora Ave. sale Oct. 27. Sept. 10 in Blessed Sacrament in New York City. Catholic Church. Mrs. Hyman Pblin, chairman, Rev. Hillary J. Stephan, O.S.B. said the rummage sale will be pastor, officiated at the ceremony Forrestdale held in a vacant store at 158 and celebrated the nuptial mass Shrewsbury Ave. The women will that followed. A reception was hold a card party Nov. 17 in the held in the Elizabeth Carteret Ho- PTA Opens synagogue on Maple Ave. Mrs. tel. Seymour Weisen and Mrs. Arnold Mr. Janasie gave his daughtei Hartman are chairmen. in marriage. She had Mrs. Daniel Year Oct. 4 Mrs. Milton Soloman, vice Hauck of Westfield as matron ol RUMSON — The Forrestdal president in charge of fund-rais- honor, and Mrs. Frank Tacca an ichool Parent-Teacher Associa- ing, named tt^e following project Miss Geraldine Kristof, her cous tion will hold its opening fali chairmen: Mrs. David Stein of ins, and Misses Barbara am meeting Tuesday, Oct. 4, at Little Silver, Golden Books; Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Payne, the bride- p. m. in the school. "Meet Th LeRoy Curtis, Lincroft, infor- groom's sisters, as bridesmaids. Teacher Night" will be thi mals; Mrs. Morris Hyman, Red James R. Dunne of Elizabeth theme. Bank, memorial candles and was best man. The ushers were At a recent executive board sider fund; Mrs. Herman Cohen, William Scarpitta, the bride- meeting Victor Edelman, newly- Red Bank, calendar; Mrs. RED BANK'S Business and Professional Women's Club members have given profits groom's cousin, Edward Cash, George Hoffman, Red Bank, and elected president, outlined plan —-$150—from their recent card party and fashion show to the Monmouth County Gerald Fitzgerald and Richan for the year. Mrs. Leonard Greenstein, Bel- Brushett. ford, children's holiday obser- Branch of the New Jersey Association for Retarded Children from the branch's Regular meetings will be held Upon returning from a Newthe first Tuesday of every month. vance parties; Mrs. Robert Let- training school on 23 Riverside Ave. Mrs. Sanford Emhoff, left, president of the, England wedding trip, the coupli Mrs. Robert E. Werner The annual PTA bazar will be ker, Red Bank, gift shop; Mrs. will live in Elizabeth. The bride, Roy Sager, Middletown, New unit, accepts check from Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, who was chairman of the benefit. a graduate of St. Mary's High held Oct. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyd were named chairmen o Year's greetings; Mrs. Jacob School, is employed by the tele- Ides, Red Bank, Yom Kuppur phone company in Newark. he all-day event. Robert E. Werner The program for 1960-61 was ap- breakfast. Wesleyan The bridegroom is the grandson Historical Documents of Mrs. Joseph D. Minton of 425 proved as follows: November, Mrs. Martin Graham present- Elmora Ave., Elizabeth, and the"Forrestdale In Action," Depart- Married in Scranton ed the program which included ment heads and Francis Hockey, ServiceGuild SCRANTON, Pa. — The mararrangement- s of autumn-shaded the film "Festivals of Joy." Mrs superintendent of schools, wil On Display at Library riage of Miss Jeanne Schlager pompon chrysanthemums with Arnold Hartman was the narra explain the school program; Gearhart, daughter of Mr. andjittersweet, croton leaves and tor. Also participating were Has Supper December, no meeting; January, Mrs. James K. Gearhart, Jr., Sarah Breslow, Nancy Graham RED BANK — An interesting]by Stephen Hopkins of Rhode Is NEW! bridal ivy in garlands. On their RED BANK —Members of the special guest and boys' gym Waverly, Pa., to Robert " E. and Larry Cohen. collection of historical documents, land, one of the signers of the heads they wore halos of ivy Wesleyan Service Guild of the how; February, "Meet Your Werner, son of Mr, and Mrs. loaned to Monmouth Chapter, Declaration of Independence; [eaves with bittersweet. Refreshments for the coffee Red Bank Methodist Church held Candidates Night;" March, "New Herbert E. Werner, Eatontown, Daughters of the American Revo- Robert Morris of Pennsylvania, Herbert E. Werner, father of hour that followed were served a covered dish supper meeting Shelf Bags Thoughts in Testing;" April, took place Saturday in West- lution, for its annual Constitution who signed the declaration, the the bridegroom, was best man in the tradition of the New Year last week in the church educa pen House; May, Home cco- minster Presbyterian Church Week display at the Red Bank Constitution and the Articles of The ushers were Donald Werner, holidays. tional building. lomics and music department ere. library by Leon Reussille, Red Confederation; Elbridge Gerry of ill present a fashion show. Simsbury, Conn., brother of the Hostesses were Mrs. Herbert Bank lawyer, may be seen this Massachusetts, who signed the Officers include Mrs. Douglas The ceremony was performed bridegroom; Robert N. Stoner, Schild, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Fred week at the library. declaration and the confedera- orke, first vice president; Harry \>y Rev. Mark B. Thompson be- New Hope; Samuel B. Boynton Kling, Leonardo ; Mrs. Louella The exhibit was arranged by tion, and New Jersey's own Rich- erman, second vice president; [ore an altar decorated with cibo- ".ocust, N. J.; George Currie Hibernians' Bradshaw, Miss Emma Jane La- Mrs. Will Hammell, the chapter's ard Stockton. flrs. Alfred Beck, secretary; Mrs. ium and woodwardia ferns, ken- cousin of the bridegroom, Ger- fetra and Miss Sara Armstrong, tia palms and rhododendron. Ar- mantown, Pa.; Donald R. Kiefer national defense chairman. Other letters written by some Iraig Haaren, treasurer. Red Bank, and Mrs. Wallace Mc- of the nation's Founders on dis- rangements of white gladioli and West Hartford, Conn., and C. Lee Auxiliary Slates Gregor, Oceanport. The documents contain letters chrysanthemums were placed on play include those of John Blair, Standing committees named by Havey, Jr., Waverly. James K. Mrs. Richard Szeluga, spiritual and other papers signed by some dr. Edelman are as follows: Wil the choir boxes and in front of Virginia, Edward Rutledge, South Gearhart, 3d, brother of the life cultivation secretary, con- of the nation's most famous "ear- iam Mebker, Board of Education the pulpit. Cathedral tapers were Carolina, Benjamin Rush, South bride, was an honorary usher. Dance Oct. 20ducted a pledge service, assisted ly Americans," including John epresentative; Mrs. Jerome placed on the choir boxes and Carolina, George Walton, Geor- A reception at the Country LONG BRANCH — The county by guild members. Mrs. Peyton Hancock, one of the signers of Sourne, class mothers; Mrs extended to a center triangle. gia, James Wilson, Pennsylvania, Club of Scranton, Clarks Summit, Ladies' Auxiliary of Ancient Or- Wheeler read a paper, "A Letter the Declaration of Independence. rancis Taylor, cultural Tapers and flowers were used to and others. arts; ollowed the ceremony. The club der of Hibernians met last week to Myself from Myself." The documents are displayed in 1rs. Robert Larrabee, and Mrsmar. k the pews. was decorated with Southern smi- in Knights of Columbus Hall, The guild will present Mrs. Mc- long glass cases in the main read- ames Nash, health and safety; Given in marriage by her lax, woodwardia ferns and palms Third Ave. Mrs. Kenneth Sharp ing room of the library, with col- /Irs. Robert Anderson, historian; Sregor in an illustrated lecture, father, the bride wore a gown and rhododendron. Arrangements was named chairman of a card 'Mineral Show and Talk," Oct. lections of American Heritage larry Herman, legislation; Mrs of ivory silk mist featuring an of chrysanthemums in autumn books, portraying some of the -awrence Low, library service; party to be held Oct. 20 in Hi 18 in the four-year-olds' room of ival neckline in the front and ashades with driftwood graced the Henry Inn. the educational building. Refresh- country's most historical and he- /lr. and Mrs. John Howard, mem- deep V in the back with an in-mantels in the ballroom, foyer roic times of the American Rev- icrship; Mrs. John Sparling and Assisting on the committee will ments will conclude the program. erted pleated detail in the back tables and staircase. olution as a background. Wrs. Edward Hensler, news- be Mrs. Helen Bracken, Mrs. At the guild's October meeting, !o the waistline and fitted bodice The bride's mother wore a etter; Mrs. Gordon Potter, pro- Timothy Sullivan and Miss Alice the church organist and director Also, in keeping with the ob- ;ram; Mrs. Harvey Shatzkin, with three-quarter length sleeves. chiffon sheath in leaf green with of music, Herbert Burtis, will servance, a copy of the Declara- The full bouffant skirt fashioned matching capulet of shaded leaf Hahn. Proceeds will go toward ublications; Mrs. Roger Sayers, the auxiliary's Christmas party. give a lecture recital, based on tion of Independence is on display lublicity; Mrs. Jerome Gorlin, with a cascade of self material ;reen feathers and purse ar- in the library's main bulletin A Day of Recollection is to behis recent tour of Europe, where ecreation committee representa- floral sprays in the center back, rangement of brown cymbidium he visited many famous cathe- board. A copy of the Bill of held Oct. 15 at Seton Hall, East ive; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyd, over the cluster of unpressed orchids. drals and churches in several na- Rights is shown on the library's vays and means, and Mrs pleats fell into a full cathedral The bridegroom's mother selec- Orange. Rev. John Lawler, state tions. outside bulletin board. 3eorge Brown, yearbook. William train. Frpm a headpiece of heir- lected a votii rffri h chaplain of the Ancient Order Special invitations have been vlcCann is principal of the school loom rosepoint lace with tiny ted a violet chiffon dress with of Hibernians, will be principal extended by the DAR and the clusters of imported blossoms on panelled back and plunging neck- speaker. Literature library board to local residents either side was arranged a bouf- line, a matching feathered toque Hostessos were Mrs. Hughes, and school children to view the fant veil of imported French il and corsage of ivory cymbidium Mrs. Joan Hahn and Mrs. Jos- Groups Elects exhibit. The exhibit may be usion. She carried a cascade ar- orchids. eph Vassallie. Also attending viewed during the library's regu- DID YOU rangement of valley lilies and The former Miss Gcarhcart was were Miss Catherine Buckley, and LITTLE SILVER — Officers iar reading hours. phaleanopsis orchids with gar- graduated from Emma Willard Mrs. James Cassidy, Asbury were elected and plans drawn up Mr. Reussille's collection at the Something lands of bridal ivory. School and Garland Junior Col Park; Mrs. Patrick Regan for the 1960-61 year when mem- library includes letters written More Miss Grace Sarah Gearhart, lege, Boston, Mass. She workec Monmouth Beach; Mrs. Maurice bers of the literature department KNOW? of the Little Silver Woman's Club Than Just sister of the bride, was maid of in New York City during the pas: Picard, Mrs. William Hart, Mrs RADIO PROGRAM met last week in the clubhouse. honor. The bridesmaids were two years. Fred Mann, Mrs. John Cogan, a Bottle of Miss Ellen P. Welles, Miss Fran- Mr, Werner, a graduate o Mrs. John Duke, Mrs. Michae Officers and chairmen will be ASBURY PARK — A program Milk There's a Pecldic School and Colgate Uni- ces A. Griffin, Waverly; Miss Lynam and Mrs. Francis Dwyer, I Mrs. J, J. Dauster and Mrs. Jo-devoted to the work of the versity, was a member of the Sarah J. Speare, Clarks Green, of this place. seph Serpico, chairmen; Mrs. Friends of the Library of Little Pa.; Mrs. Daniel Desmond, New U. S. Army. He is associated James Noel, corresponding secre- Silver will be heard Wednesday Puritan #4960 Ten-Shelf Shoe York City Mrs. Poter Schmidt, with Goodyear Tire and Rubbe The next county meeting will ary and Mrs. J. Crawford Comp- at 2 p.m. on radio station WJLK. MILK CC. Co. After a wedding trip, Mr. be held Dec. 8 in parish hall ton, publicity chairman. Mrs. Ser- Hartford, Conn., and Miss Nan Friends of the Library members SHadyside 7-0686 Werner, Eatontown, sister of theand Mrs. Werner will reside in of Holy Spirit Catholic' Church, pico will also serve as depart- participating will be Mrs. Robert Ideal for bridegroom. Binghamton, N. Y. Second Ave., Asbury Park. ment treasurer. Thompson, former president; Men's and The next department meeting Mrs. William Thompson, program Women's $ The bride's attendants wore dresses of cream poult de chrom Kitty Kelly: will be Oct. 20, with Mrs. Serpico chairman, and Mrs, Carl Borge- Shoes 4 to serve you in fashioned with a scooped neck- as the hostess. son, vice president. A "Model Home" Product line and three-quarter length EATONTOWN sleeves on a fitted bodice with a self material bow accenting the 15 Is Mighty Young Mall or phone order) accepted Monmouth waistline. They carried cascade Shopping Center SH 7-2557 WOMEN'S CLUB For an Engagement Ring This MONMOUTH MIDDLETOWN RED BANK - The Evening Dear Kitty: kerous people. They were Surray Luggage Route 35 and Department of the Woman's Club 1 am 15 years old with loads either spoiled brats as children Middletown Rd. of Red Bank will hold its openingof trouble. I love a boy of 16o.r are sick in mind and body. COUNTY HOUSEWIFE 12S Broad St. Red Bank fall meeting tonight at 8; 15 i He loves me. The only thing in If the former is true, they must the club, 104 Broad St. our way for happiness is my learn to discipline themselves, mother. This boy gave me an if they hope to be considered engagement ring. Mother made adult. If the latter is the cause, can lose up to 21 lbs. me give it back. I didn't and lied then they'd better hurry to the to her about it, so she gave both nearest doctor. of us a real long talk. Every Any letter you write me in Custom Type time my boy friend is around, care of this newspaper, will be and 30 inches this fall! she makes wisecracks about "the forwarded unopened to me, ring." It is breaking my boywherever I am. friend and me up. We plan to THERE'S A NEW EXCITEMENT AT marry when I'm 18. This we SLENDERELLA! Our customers arc losing Dear Kitty: about 3 pounds and 3 inches a week, and they have to do because my mother I haven't seen a problem like will not sign for us. mine presented in your column. ire losing it with COUNTDOWN *our sensa- BED SPREADS y boy friend's parents think I am allvgic to my husband's tional new food nutrient. it okay for us to be engaged. strong pipe. I had a very bad They have a happy marriage. time last winter with my sinus. Combined with our fabulous Slendcrclla My mother and father have been He insists on smoking all evening equipment that improves posture — propor- married twice. Please help us and with house shut up In win- tions your body — gives you the weight loss Our customized bodspread decide before we do the wrong ter, It makes me feel ill. Nothing where you want it, leaving your skin with that thing. My mother nlwnys reads I can say to him changes him. and drapery dopartmont your column.—K. K. lie just takes it ns a joke. Please firm tight glow of youth. offors the custom made Dear K. K. At 15 you're print this. If ho reads it, It We'll provide the wlllpowcr-you'll find the might ;:lvc •nightly young to be talking so him something to weekly weight loss wonderfully exciting. Shar. look at roady made prices. seriously of love. To get your- think about. Please answer with ing tliis excitement with olhcn makes it fun Matching drapory and self engaged, then have to wait snmethlnR that might sink In,- till you're 18, is a long, long Slrk-nt-llrart. and easy to reach your goal. bodsproad sots aro avail- time. Your mother might be Dear Sick-at-llonrl: If ll's able. Stop in today and discouraging you for this rea- just the smell of pipe smoke PHONE or conic in now for FRKK TUIAI, son. Perhaps her own unhappy and not your husband's indif- • . . no obligation. You'll love the core, too our comploto soloctlon experience disillusioned her. In ference to your wishes which privacy, individual attention. ridiculing you mul your 'boy in a wido rango of pricos. makes you heartsick, buv him friend, she may be lashing out several pipes and see that he at fate. cleans nnd rotates them so that Generally speaking, I am op- there Is n fresh one In Ills pipe STILL ONLY $2.00 PER VISIT IN SERIES posed to enrly ninrrlnjii's, espe- rack Pitch dnv, The quality of cially when you've dated only the tobacco I* nlso a factor, HERE'S WHAT YOU OET ! one %h(iy. Kqulp yourself for Tobacco smoke In Itself has marriage. Know Mimcthlug of 1. All Ih* COUNTDOWN you n.od n pleasant aroma. I grow un lo Ion up lo 21 poundt—30 Inchti. life and people licfori' you lake ID n cloud <>f It, IIIIVIIIR O grand- n husband. fnllu'r who smoked once n day NOTHING EXTRA TO PAY. —started In the mornlii" nnil 2. Th* FULL Sltndoralla program henr Kllly: Mopped at night. In solf-de- that Improvtt poilure—proportion!— What words of wisdom wqiild feme my iiriimlmnther kept Hrmi and lonoi your body, you y,Wv to somconi' who yrlb him well' supplied with pipes SERIES BUDOET PUN AS LOW AS ami liollrr.t m her -clilltlrcri mid nnd saw to It that he cleaned rn1 lenfleh nviill.ilile. Wrllr in litr f.i..i ir she K < • < • 11 -. tliin up. (fnr "I'IM Cfiiiim.iiiitiii'iiU fur Hup I .id Itriiiid Si. « SI I U222 $ Hvd ISin;k Ilini' h mi i'\niM' lm t'.itiditt- pini'.'-r.." Junior Service League Gowns' RED BANK REGISTER Afoiubjr, Sept 19, Resumes Meetings Presented RUMSON — Members of the i dale Tuberculosis Preventorium At Barn's Junior Service Lea«ue of Red £' ™J£»; «"*.«» mem- EATONTOWN — Parish gowns berDeSs makraaKe e regular visits to Bank resumed meeting schedules regular VISUS 10 Uie in all their hospital to visit the children She last week with their first meeting pointed out that the children have Friday by in the Center St. headquarters. few guests, and the visits are ap- mouth to a Activities were planned, both for preciated. 200 women of the shore area. league members and for the or- ;anizations where members give League members doing volun- volunteer service. teer service at Farmingdale are was sponsored Mrs. Carleton Boll of New and Mrs. Bernard Hutain, all of Shrewsbury, chairman, said Ackerman Federation to Fitkinj members will give a fashion show Lincroft; Mrs. William C, Rue and Mrs. C. L. Ruthroff, Fair for wojnen patients at Marlboro Adding to the glitter of the col State Hospital Oct. 19. Haven; Mrs. John Emery, Little Silver;* Mrs. Robert Buchsbaum lection was Lib, French film and Mrs. Gordon Smith of New; and Mrs. F. Don Chapin, Rum- stage star, who did the commen- Shrewsbury, welfare chairman, son; Mrs, Robert L. Dalton, Jr., tary. Many i h Historic Marlpit Hall apologized for her "French" ac- said members are meeting Thurs- New Monmouth; Mrs. Ronald cent, but her audience loved her day nights with groups of former Emmons and Mrs. Warren S. descriptions of "ensnating gones" Marlboro patients, for an even- Hance, Red Bank, and Mrs. and her special expression of the 1,000th Visitor ing of activities. Mrs. Walter Thomas A. McManus, Shrews- American slang .term,"boo boo" Lancton of Fair Haven represents bury. the league on this project as a when she made mistakes. Mrs. C. Donald English of Fair volunteer worker. At Marlpit Hall Haven, representative to league But best of all was Mrs. Robert Yeagerof Lincroft, meetings from its sustaining scritpion of a smart wool at home who represents the league at membership unit, said that her costume, which included tapered MIDDLETOWN — Marlpit Hal!, in the "parlor" is a fine example board meetings at the Farming- group will be hostesses at a so- pants and a short wool jacket. known as the Edward Taylor of painstaking skill and artistry cial event in the clubhouse in Lilo pointed out that it was de- First House on King's Hwy., has in colonial days. October. igned for suburban living, and had its 1,000th visitor this year- Marlpit Hall is recognized by Mrs. William Abernethy of Fair then she wondered what would Mrs. James E. McKearney, Jr., the Department of the Interior in Haven will be chairman of the happen if "you wore this to the THE WINNERS— Rev. Donald E. Hiclcey, pastor of Nativity Catholic Church, aRr of Fords. Engaged Washington, D. C, as being annual Christmas dance to be PTA meeting. You and your chil- Marlpit Hall, the gift of the late Haven, yesterday presented prizes to win ners of poster contest held to advertise tho "worthy of most careful preser ield Dec. 9 at Rumson Country dren would be the talk of the Mrs. Amory L. Haskell to the vation for the benefit of future Club. Ben Cutler's orchestra will own." Rosary-Altar Society Harvest Bazar, scheduled for Nov. 12. Left to right are Mayor Monmouth County Historical As- generations." provide music for dancing. Plum, orchid, delicate greens Russell H. Minton, one of contest judges; Father Hickey; Kathleen Reed, first priia sociation, dates back to 1684. The Dutch colonial house was Mrs. William C. Ellis, Rumson, and expresso brown will be prom- The original part of the house winner; Mrs. James J. Hogan, another of the judges; Bonnie Jean Russell, second presented to the society, restored presided. She said the next meet- nent colors this fall, and gowns exemplifies how early Americans and furnished by the late Mrs. ing will be Tuesday, Nov. 8, in- are of a wearable design. Some prize, and Mary Jo Harris, third prize. lived after settling in this vil- Haskell in 1936. The origina stead of Nov. 1 as originally were extreme, as is always ex- lage some 300 years ago. house was enlarged between 1720 scheduled pected in a show like this, but ers, Mrs. Edward Brock, Mrs. sale in the church following both The huge 17th Century fireplace because of Election and 1750. Day. by and large, the guests simply Harry Murname, Mrs. Albeit J.|masses. Mrs. Fred Perrotti and and the later 18th Century ones Guest speaker at the program called them "smart." Court Marian Fox, Mrs. John Weighell and Mrs. Kelly were chairmen. Mrs. indicate their solution of heat- The interior and all furnishings that followed was Michael F. Otto Black, the store manager, Mrs. Melvin C. Willett. William Barth and Mrs. Thomas ing problems. The cabinet work are entirely original and present throughout the house, especially a Perfect example of the archi Ciancaglini, a member of the Cal- aid "I'm glad to see European Activities Listed Mrs. Eugene Kelly will be hos- Camarata were in charge of al- . tecture antj cu|ture of that early ifornia Department of Agriculture clothes that look wearable. What pitality chairman for the recep- tar decorations in St. Mary's COLT'S NECK — Miss Helen period. wine advisory board. He dis- relief. No more sacks." tion, to be assisted by Mrs, Sunday. cussed the various types of Cali- Smith, grand regent of Court The house is open to the public Remney, Mrs. DeFedele, Mrs. Court St. James fornia wines available, and pre- Marian, Catholic Daughters of Sunday, Sept. 25, altar decora- Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- sented Robert Rosasco, who America, of St. Mary's Church, LeMeune, Sr., Mrs. Ferdinanld tions wm be done by Mrs Frank days from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m showed a movie on the history outlined court activities when the Mans, Mrs. Peter Blake, Jr., Beach and Mrs. Waller McDon- and Sundays from 2 to 5 p. m Gold Star To Hold Dinner of Christian Brothers wine. group met recently at the Atlan- and Mrs. Thomas McKnight. ough; Oct. 2, Mrs. Wanda Pat- Admission is free. tic Township School. Mrs. F. J. John was nominated ten and Mrs. Nicholas Harvey, Mrs. Walter Bowker, hostess a Mothers Dine Activities will include cake, for monitor, replacing Mrs. Kel- and Oct. 9, Mrs. Franklin Decher Dance Saturday Marlpit Hall, is in charge of toui cookie and apron sales, a recep- ly who resigned. Members also j and Ivrrs. Eleanor Clader. appointmenls for organization? RED BANK — Plans are com- Embury Country tion for new members, a Christ- sent a contribution to Catholic or groups of visitors. plete for the fourth annual din- At Paddock ! mas party, distribution of holiday Relief Services for Chilean Re- ner-dance which members of Fair Scheduled LONG BRANCH — The Gold baskets to township needy, an- iic-r. Court St. James, Catholic Miss Marie A. O'Shea Star Mothers' dinner was held nual banquet, a Valentine dance, Miss Smith and Mrs. Reynolds Daughters of America, will hold yesterday in the Paddock a card party and fashion show, will attend a banquet Ocl. 23 at Retarded RUMSON - Mrs. John O'Shea SHERMAN'S Saturday at Crystal Brook Inn. Lounge, sponsored by the Mon- and a children's fashion show. the Military Park Hotel in New- of 23 Robin Rd. has announced This Saturday Gene Dugan will provide the mouth County Council and mem- The regent also appointed the ark, honoring Miss Mary C. Kan- the engagement of her daughter, LITTLE SILVER - Members music. Child Group bers of the sixth district Vet- following committees: Mrs. Wal-ane of Perth Amboy, who was re- Miss Marie A. O'Shea, to Lt. of Embury Methodist Church will This will be the court's first erans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. ter. Zimmerer, education; Mrs. cently elected secretary of the John A. McCloskey, son of Mr. stage their annaul Embury Coun- social event. Mrs. John P. Am The welcoming address was national CDA. and Mrs. James J. McCloskey of try Fair Saturday in the Church Victor Reynolds, extension; Mrs. one and Mrs. Albert Ruck are Meets Tonight given by the chairman, Edward Philadelphia. Fellowship Hall and parking Ann DeFedele, hospitality and Members will also attend the Draperies chairmen. Mrs. Patrick McGann, RED BANK — Members of Kwik. The toastmaster was Jere- meeting prizes; Mrs. Granville 1 Miss O'Shea also Is the daugh areas on Church St. annual card party and fashion Jr., and Mrs.,Roland Russo are ,the Monmouth County Parent- miah Wilson. LeMeune, Jr., legislature; Mrs. • Slipcovers ter of the late Dr. John J. O'Shea There will be features for the show which Court St. Rose of 1 in charge of tickets and reserva- Teacher Association of Retarded entire family, and booths will sell Speakers included Joseph Ken- Leslie Douglass, vigilance; Mrs. Lima of Freehold will hold in tions. Mrs. Alexander Bey is do- of Weehawken. She attended • Bedspreads Children will hold its opening Chestnut Hill College and Katha food, holiday gift items, toys and nelly, county commander; Oscar William Costigan, missions; Mrs. November at Beau Rivage, ing publicity. meeting tonight at the training rine Gibbs School. Lt. McCloskey flowers. M. Meling, sixth district com- Eugene Link, telephone; Mrs. Spring Lake Heights. • Upholstering Others assisting are Mrs. Rich- school of the Monmouth County was graduated from LaSalle Col- Mrs. Eugene D. Vandervort Is mander; Mrs. Rita Scarborough, James Smith, share the faith; ard Persson, entertainment; Sunday the court held a cake • Window Shades Chapter of the New Jersey As- lege. in charge of the toy booth; Mr. sixth district, auxiliary presi- Mrs. William C. Snyder, aposto- Mrs. Robert Oliver, program; sociation of Retarded Children, and Mrs. Allan Phifer, Mrs. Car-dent; Art Morin, Jr.. vice com- late of the aged. • Table Pads Mrs. John Cazzaza, envelopes, 23 Riverside Ave., at 8:15 o'clock. rol M. Cooper, Misses Pamela P. Mrs. Lewis Remney, Blue WAmtBSB, BUU1ICUNS, HURSB Shop-at-Home Service ami Mrs. Joseph Marks, Mrs. mander, state; Edward Duva, Dr. Ralph' C. Angelillo, Asbury Cooper, Linda and Alana Phifer Cross; Mrs. LeMeune, Sr., re- Phone SH 1-8345 Anthony Boncore, Mrs. Hart Sr., vice commander, state; Al Park dentist, will speak on "Den Theater Party and Aleta Cooper, grab bag; Mr. treats; Mrs. George Curley, bul- Webber, Mrs. Alan Collins, Mrs. Faustini, commander, state; Sherman's tal Treatment for the Handicap- and Mrs. Richard Collier, chil- letin; Miss Smith, flowers; Mrs. William Beaty, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Marion Jones, state auxili- ped." All parents of retarded dren's fish pond; Fred Davidson Arthur Rodrigues, Brother Home Decorators Kiott, Mrs. William Churma, ary president; Mrs. Marguerite children may attend the meeting Is Scheduled and William C. Asman, Jr., horse Hugo; Miss Marie Hoey, cheer 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury Mrs. Walter Tuchol and Miss Groome, department president, White end Colon. SIK. for All, and join the organization. shoe contests; Harry J. Soltis, for the sick, and Mrs. Frank SH 1-2616 FREE Parking Katherine Hanlon, telephone Gold Star Mothers; Congressman 7-15, 8-20, MK-MVi, 44-32 Harold H. Doran, Gerald Fuller, Cahir, Colliers. committee. The purpose of the organiza- By Auxiliary Frederick Wright, Henry E James C. Auchincloss; Sen. Rich tion is to reach a better under* ard R. Stout. The reception for new mem- Sihler and .Harold Wardeil, standing of the needs and re- OCEANPORT — An October Other guests were Mayor Paul bers will be held Oct. 11 in At- games, and pony rides, W. J, quirements of retarded children theater party and a card party Kiernan and Commissioners Ray- lantic Township School. Mem- and fur fashion show were Coons of Davy's Stable, Atlanti in the schools. mond M. Brown, Rocco N. Bon- bers to be initiated are Mrs. Ed- planned for members of the aux- Highlands. forte, George R. Woolley and win Veselis, Mrs. Constance Rog- UD MKX-tttt Brod-H. Meetings are held the third iliary of the PortAuPeck Chem- Frank ShulU and Arthur Sass Edgar N. Dinkelspiel. Monday nights of the month, al- ical Hose Company at Thursday's are general chairmen of the ac- Music was furnished by John ternating between the training meeting. tivity. A harvest home is also a school headquarters and the feature and committee aides Gots. Assisting on the committee Mrs. Benedict Pascucci and! home of Mrs. John Holloway on lere are Robert E. Thompson, were Mrs. Joanne L. Hiller and Mrs. Lewis Nelson are in charge 1113 Gowdy Ave., Point Pleas- Earnest Voorhees, Mrs. Oliver A Moses Lewis, quartermaster. Al- OUR of arrangements for the theater ant. The October meeting will be Marcelli and Oliver T. Johnson so Mr. Kennelly, Thomas A. party to be held Oct. 8 in New I IT m at Mrs. Holloway's home. Kitchen for the harvest home wil Monaghan, Henry Jacobi, Walter CHANTREY SALON York City. The group will make be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Burkhardt, Jeremiah Wilson, IEA10MOWN mommojiiH i CIRCLE the trip to New York by char- liam T. Sawyer, Richard W, Mrs. Scarborough, Mrs. Isabella SPECIALIZES IN YOU tered bus. After seeing the show, Brounley, Henry M. Bice, Karl K. Johnston, Mrs. Frances Me- n t O»i»'U1 H0M.0W 01 *M|M*1 (mill Steelmans "Bye, Bye Birdie," members will M. Jacobi. bus and Carl E. Ellis. have dinner at Patricia Murphy's. The trash and treasure booth Other officers of the Monmouth The Flemington Fur Company will be manned by Mrs. Roberl County Council, VFW, are Mr.; Wed 25 Years will present a showing of their R. Meijer, Mrs. Richard J. Kwik, senior vice commander; fall and winter furs and acces- HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs. . .,..,_.,. Weaver, Mrs. Charles F. LeClair, Mr. Monaghan, junior vice com- s a th e Mrs. Eugene D. Badgley, Mrs. Orris D. Steelman of Highland ?°™ n , a «rd party to be mander; Mr. Lewis, quartermas-i h ld 18 at Grove A. Ernest Griffiths, Mrs. Wcrnei ter; H. F. Brunjes, chaplain and Ave. marked their 25th wedding! ? <**• D Green anniversary Sept. 12. Manor, Long Branch. and Mrs. Voorhees. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Maynes, adjutant. K. D. VanPelt aer in charge 0 Mr. and Mrs. Steelman were The auxiliary will hold a cov- the Parcel Post Booth. married in the Highlands Metho- ered dish supper and masquerade The Gingham Corner Is In Miss Riker Enters dist Church by the late Rev. Per- party at its Oct. 11 meeting. It charge of Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. cy Comer. Mrs. John White, the will also complete plans for a Briarcliff College ' >i Wallace C. Caldwell, »s chairmen, ^fe former Stella Steelman Mazzac- Tom Thumb wedding to be held assisted by Mrs. E. H. Hunts- RUMSON — Miss Cornelia Rl- co, Mr. Steelman's sister, and in November, with members' berger and Mrs. Philip H, Thom- ker, daughter of Lady Herbert- Howard Johnson, Highlands, Were children participating. as. Mrs. J. E. Daehling, Mrs. Bathurst of Belknap, La., will the attendants. Mrs. John Sullivan received the Robert N. Bennett, Mrs. Ralph start as a freshman at Briarcliff; Mrs. Steelman was born in the meeting prize. L. Barrett and Miss Judy Daeh- College Wednesday when she and j Bayridge section of Brooklyn. ling will sell toys; Mrs. James F. other entering students will bci Mr. Steelman is a native of MARRIAGE BANNS Braney, Mrs. Marshall F. Thomp- guests at a tea at the college. Keansburg. Mrs. Steelman is the SO RED BANK — Banns of mar son and Mrs. Harry C. Ruoff, Classes will start Sept. 26. Miss former Dorothy Mae Watrous, WASHIHfiTON, riage were announced for the (lowers, Riker, a debutante of this year, daughter of Harry Watrous of and Mrs. Donlad B. second time Sunday In St. James Cheney. Mrs. A. Ellison, was graduated from Miss ERIE, PA Fair Lawn, and the late Mrs. Ida Fred Catholic Church between Michael Mrs. Alex P. Hagen and Mrs. Hewitt's and is a general liberal1 i min lUlion mi Horn A>b«r P Watrous. Mr. Steelman's parents Noble and Marguerite Brown. irts major at Briarcliff. 1II116PM. lOFa (>< not includil. were the late William and Mary Fuller, cakes. I Steelman.

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OUR PROFESSIONAL SUNNY-GLO WAY Frrnrli Dull |ii't innni'iii «nve French Doll cmur nil wave WILL MAKE IT LOOK LIKE in niir Ainrririui Hnrtin ill dill1 l)i'ni|(ll Stllllill THE DAY YOU BOUGHT IT MRS. WHITE FETED—-The United Color*d Women of Monmouth County yoitorday and fottd Mfi, Katharine Elkui WhiU, canter, 0 f Red Bank, Democratic candidate for Con- 9.50 12.50 Wool 9C iq. ft. (mln. $20) greu, «t » ton and buffet In MM, Eva CUrk'i home at 200 Liberty St., Long Branch, Iliiiinit V. Iinire nl $2,.".O Upholstered furniture cloanod |() QC MM, Clark it at right In picture. With them il Mill Mergaret B. Holmei of Tron- Kttln (»|iri-|al: Tirnrli frioliiiK rninplrlr with Frrnrh Doll »i>t, 14,95 2-pe. luite from \.J»s\3 ton, who recently wet named Militant executive director of the New Jorioy C.]14I l>nr«miiki MUlilxnl •tril er aipiranli Mayor Karl K, Baron of New Shrewibury and Mayor G, Donald Oiborn of ,« rlalnflrMl rL.lr.fl.lil TJIDO N>w*rlti MM.I,.II J.«JOO Call for an iipimiiitmi-iit. OSImrnr l-2,">00, (t)I3 M.nl. f.ll.1 Liberty «.|«44 rMntrlnnl WAImlt 4.11(11) ManeiquAn. AI10 preient were Long Branch's Mayor Paul Kiernan and Commit- I") Clianlroy tnlnn, l)p|irr Uvvl You run cluirgc il In jnnr Itamlirr^rr nrrniint iloner Rocco Bonlortn, In her talk, Mn, White called for federal.il«t« aid for eroiion Rug Cleaning, Brtmbargfif'i Monmoulh, Newark, work at the Shore . Eufjune L, Lora, aniitant tu Labor Department Comminioner Parnmui, Plainfinlrj, Moni«tov/n mitl Mflnln Park, Honry Mule, .iptmiued in Uhalf of tlin candidacy of Thorn Lord for U, S, Senate. , Sept 19, I960 RED BANK REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE fey HANK KETCHAMI Says Story of Red Cross YELLOW DIRECTORY OF Is: 'Everyone Pitched In' SHREWSBURY — "Everyone of annual reports. Edwin just pitched in and we were Ambler, fund chairman, said that ready to work" is the way Eve* $77,723.31 -was raised Sales and Service rett Rudloff, chariman of the year, and that more than $117,- county Red Cross chapter, sum- 000 will be needed med up the manner in which year's fund-raising quota. A HANDY GUIDE FOR THE THINGS YOU NEED OFFERED BY RELIABLE BUSINESSES the chapter's volunteer services least 3,000 volunteers got ready to help during last needed to cover the county to Monday's hurricane. solicit funds, he added. BEAUTIFUL He gave that description at the Nine chapter branches went ov- chapter's annual meeting Thurs- er their assigned fund quotas last KITCHENS day night in Shadowbrook when year, Mr. Ambler said. They were LEON'S J0RM-& SCREEN WINDOWS he introduced the evening's pro- Brielle, Deal, Loch Arbour, Marl- • CUSTOM BUILT gram, "A Panorama of Chapter boro, New Shrewsbury, • CUSTOM DESIGNED Services." Grove, Sea Girt, Spring Lake and SAME Call Now SH 1-2121 19.95 Volunteer service chairmen West Long Branch, • CUSTOM INSTALLED ONLY -S '* J then explained how they were set areas, Brielle, Deal and Sea Girt, DAY up and ready to help out in a Red Cross was included in Com- STORM & SCREEN DOORS storm such as Donna, and on a munity Appeal drives. In the oth- SERVICE year round basis as well. er communities, Red Cross went AT OUR CALL OFFICE Mr. Rudloff said chapter of- out on its own to ask for funds. Call Now SH 1-2121 04.95 GUARANTEED ficials were alerted to the storm Jacob O. Herr, nominating ON . ! ONLY *»f COLLISION SERVICE late Sunday, and services were chairman, gave his report. The Immediately set up and ready to following were elected to • Dry Cleaning go Monday morning. board of directors for three-year • Shirts UNDERCOATING 2,300 Affected terms: Mr. Ambler, Maj. Gen. KITCHENS BLAISDELL Cassevant, Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. Miss Marjorie Howard, New * BO* YOU SURE MUST R4J/E A CLOTHESLINE ' * • Flarwork HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN LUMBER CO. SANFORD Jersey Field representative for Barets O. Benjamin, Mrs. Har- ry R. Brindle, S. Leonard David- 64-76 WHITE STREET SH 7-2552 15 SO. BRIDGE AVE. AUTO BODY SERVICE Red Cross, who is here now to 157 W. Front St., Red Bank help the chapter with its son, Mrs. W. Shippen Davis, Mrs. ices; Mrs. Frank J. Beach and • FREE ESTIMATES RED BANK RED BANK I SH5 74259 "Donna" problems, explained that Richard Lees, Mrs. J. W. Mc- Mrs. David Brewster, nursi;s' Mrs. White's at least 2,300 persons were af- Cormack, John W. Mehlenbeck aides; Mrs. Marguerite Form /in, fected by the hurricane, and said and Mrs. J. Lester Rigby. Gray Lady; Mrs. J. Berkeley the county is faced with a serious Officers Re-elected Gordon, fund-raising and admin Supporters have the WALL TO WALL COME istration; Mrs. Orpha Hanson. SO' situation that calls for immedi The following officers were re- ate help. cial welfare aid, and Arthur fl/ef- SEE elected: Mr. Rudloff, chairman; elmeyer, water safety. To Dine CARPETING She said "Red Cross needs all Monroe Eisner, first vice chair- RED BANK the volunteer manpower it can Ten-year service citations jvent man; Anthony L. McKim, second ASBURY PARK — 100 Mon I Beautifully Cleaned get right now to help us do our to Mrs. Marilyn S. Bain, Flrank vice chairman; Mrs. Bernard B. mouth County women have been part of the job, one we must do J. Callahan, Miss Helen G. ^Cars- White, third vice chairman, Mrs. invited to an "Independents for REGISTER well because the public is looking well, William A. Ralph, Albert Courteous, skilled workmen it John C. Ellis, secretary; A. Alvin Katharine White" luncheon Wed to Red Cross to do a good job, W. Cosentino, James Finn,, Law- using the finest equipment Whiting, treasurer, and Harry nesday at the Posillipi Italian and products. and we won't let them down." C. Barnard, assistant treasurer. rence Flannagan, Sheldon, Grav- Paint * Wallpaper delivered to att and Mrs. Catherine D. tWpunt, Restaurant, 715 Second Ave. MASTER DEALER She pointed out that many of This is Mr. Eisner's 43d year for first aid; Mrs. RusBell C. Mrs. Hugh V. Allessandroni ol your home the storm victims were summer as a Monmouth County Red Cross CALL SH 7-2800 Canrield, staff aide; Mns. John Rumson, chairman of the group new line of residents of this area and said chapter volunteer, and Mr. Whit- Free color planning help Kames, office staff; .'Kenneth has arranged the luncheon, as er "Theirs is a human need, and jnfi's 42d year. and "how-to" information. Mowers with Huhn and Mr. McKim, fund-rais- sis ted by Mrs. Jerrold H. Meyer, c P we must help them get to their Service citations were distrib- Monmouth Beach; Mrs. Danie Color matching electron- Uvk. winter homes. Others will need ing and administration; Mi's. Rob- ically, with Colorobot. 35" free grass bag uted to volunteers. Receiving rec- ert W. Inglis and Mrs.,r Charles LaMorte, Little Silver, and Mrs economic help, and others, sup- ognition for 30 years' service each Marvin Stein, West Long Branch uotre MONMOUTH plies for flooded homes. We are were Mrs. S. Herbert Anderson, ohnson, motor servioe; Mrs. Mrs. Alessandroni said the call now completing a survey to find 13 BROAD ST., RED BANK Mower Shop who worked in administration Ruth-N. Loudon, water safety, luncheon will provide "another Since 1912 . out just what the storm victims' and fund-raising, and J. Stuart nd Mrs. William Opie,/'Gray La- opportunity for a fine woman OS 1-1073 needs are so that we can go to SH M306 164-76 White St., Red Bank Wickens, water safety services. candidate for public office to SH 1-0010 work." dy- Hwy. 35. Middler^wn Service Citations Five-year citations went to Mrs. put herself on record on vital is- — Other Services, Too James H. Reilly, Jr., received Horace Applegatc, Mi's. Arthur sues of the day." . -- - •••• Special service reports told the a citation for 25 years' service in iarnes, Mrs. Thoma;j A. Boyn- Mrs. White is the Democratic 24 HOUR SERVICE on, Mrs. Paul Huntsman, Mrs. candidate for Congress. G E LCO VISIT OUR NEW story of Red Cross regular serv- water safety; and Mr. Barnard, 7 DAYS A WEEK ice to county residents, to men as an officer, Mrs. Bernard A. Katherine Johnson, MIrs. George The candidate has appeared be Modernizing Co. FABRIC SHOP and women stationed at military F. Raymond and Mrs. Minnie fore 15 groups of women brought Soiple, in fund-raising, and Frank PLUMBING One of thfc Utrgeftt reservations here, and to civilian A. Wells, water safety, 20-year Schneider, motor service; Mrs. together in "Kaffeeklatches," Benjamin and Mns. Harry S. cocktail hours and regular meet- Ma/tfcs Sf lections o! and military hospitals, as well as service citations. CARPETS HEATING to patients in several state and Fifteen years' service citations "raver, staff aides; Mrs. Lambert ings by the Independents organi- UnpMnted Furniture Help • Repairs In the Shore Area county institutions. went to Miss Elizabeth Adams, Bewkes, Mrs. Framcis G. Black- zation. • Complete Kitchen & Bath- er, Mrs. J. Berkeley Cater, Mrs. FABRIC SHOP Future plans call for the es- Miss Addie Scisco and Arnold Mrs. White has spoken to the Create room remodeling (Tiling UNPAINTED NOW LOCATED AT tablishment of a civilian blood T. Truex, all for first aid serv- Edmunds, Mrs. Winfield W. groups about beach erosion, the Fine • - Electrical & Carpentry) bank program for Monmouth Hance, Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. need for a national shore park • Electric & Gas Water BOOKCASES 12 Monmouth St. Alex Milligan, Mias Dorothy Mor- Interiors Heaters County. These plans have been along the Jersey coast, federal All 36" High RED BANK submitted to the Monmouth Coun- •is, Mrs. Joseph F. O'Hare, Mrs. aid to education, the problems of featuring • Electric Sewer Cleaning ty Medical Society for approval, foseph Olivier, . Mrs. Robert New Jersey poultry and potato 24" wide $4.95 SH 7-3060 and Maj Gen. A. F. Cassevant, MEDICAL 'earse, Mrs. Jola'ann Pratt, Mrs. farmers and minimum wage and Gulistan • Callaway American Standard & Crane 30"- wide $5.95 maximum hours legislation. Home of Famous (US Army Retired) former com- Michael J. Sheridan, Mrs. John Wunda Weve Distributors 36" wide $6.95 Brand First Quality manding officer at Fort Mon- ack and Miss "Bertha Solomon, Mrs. White has indicated she'l Alexander Smith mouth, heads up the program. MEMOS Gray Lady; Mrs. Eugene C. Car- tailor her address Wednesday to Fabrics at Prices Howard Rowland, who is in roll, home n-nrsing; Fred L. more of the "womanly" inter- CUSTOM TILE FLOORING CORRIGAN'S You Can Afford By H. L. Herschemohn, M.D. ests, including the woman's role Shop at Home and Save charge of water safety, told of onover, general staff; Mrs. Dav- SH 7-2706 • • ' . in politics and public life, her 428 Broad Sf . Shrewsbury PRospect 44456 the value of Red Cross trained idson, social \f/elfare aide; Mrs Main Office COMPLETE SELECTION OF experiences as president of the V, MI. NO. OF ASBURY CIRCLE lifeguards to this area, and of Richard Doelrj er, motor service SH 1-1610 127 Oakland St., Red Bank THE LATEST the chapter's "learn to swim and nurses' solde; Mrs. J. Stew- board of managers of Marlboro STATE HWV. 35. WANAMASSA STYLES, COLORS, FABRICS program, expenses for which art Farrcll, canteen, staff aide State Hospital, her position on a were paid for by the Asbury Park and administration; Mr. Kames, national Cultural center, federa branch. disaster and fmotor service ;Mrs. aid for mental health research Bowl The Ball A. W. Kennedy, nurses' aide; and her visits in recent years to RATiATOR we've got a Pools in Schools? Russian and European nations. So that more children will be Mrs. J. W. McCormack and Mr. The Champion Bowls able to learn to swim, other than Rudloff, administration, and Rob- REPAIRS ert Tepper/, administration and KINNEY'S • NO WAITING • In the summer, Mr. Rowland sug- SAME DAY SERVICE gested that new public schools in- tund-raisiny. Urges Charter . TRIUMPH FOR BALL DRILLED .WHILE clude swimming pools to give • All Work Guaranteed . RENAULT YOU WAIT BY EXPERTS swimming lessons during the • New Si Uied Auto Radiators BACK-TO ichool year. \rH Study Action • R&dUtors CU&ned Repaired • Recorad . VOLVO SCHOOL Finances, too, came in for part MIDDLETOWN — Francis G Ebonite What is Addison's Disease? Wode, Democratic candidate for . PEUGEOT Above each kidney is a tiny Shrewsbury Township Committe has urged SH M177 SHOES gland, the adrenal. Both the in- that the Republican administra- 119 W. Front St. TAKE YOUR PICK side and the rind secrete sub- E. Stwen Palmer, son of.Mr. Red Bank and Mr:j. Erdman Palmer, Hope tion give immediate consideration stances necessary for health. In to a charter study of the town Addison's Disease it is the rind Rd., lefA Friday for Cambridge, Mass., to enter M. I. T. for the ship's government." RED BANK AUTO KINNEY'S part of the gland which is slug- He said such a study is neces freshm an year. He is a June RED BANK gish. This causes gradually in sary to determine if the present IMPORTS HIGHWAY 35 bowling balls creasing weakness, weight loss, graduate of Red Bank High Bob and Dick Matthews School., system of township government is Radiator Works' DAVIS BOWLING stomach and bowel upsets, dry adequate for "a rapidly expand- Newman Springs Road MIDDLETOWN ing of the tissues, and abnormal AUTOMOBILE St BLLLIAKD SUIM'tlES ing community such as Middle- Shrewsbury SH 1-5887 dark coloration of the skin and Mr. and Mrs. Dexter O. Jones AIR CONDITIONER OS 1-9845 Uwy. 36 AT 1-0136 Leonardo town." SALES & SERVICE mucuous membranes. and daughter Kathleen, Avalon He said the expanding popu- In most cases the cause Is un- Dr., returned recently from a va- lation of the township requires known. In some it is due to i catioa in New England. While that "new blood such as the YOUR BEST tumor, tuberculosis infection o there/ the attended "Old Home Democratic party" be elected to FRED D. inflammation. It can affect any- Wec'j" celebration in Wilming- office to bring the status of the SHORE one at any age. The disease be- ton, "Vt. and visited West Dennis, township "up where it belongs USED CAR DINETTES comes obvious when the person is Cape Cod, Mass,, and Bar Har- as a thriving, prosperous com under stress and cannot cop bor, Maine. Their son, Dexter O. munity." WIKOFF co. End with it. Jones, Jr., is on tour in New Mr. Wode charged that the ad BUY The secretions are chiefly cor- England with John Eggenbergcr of ministration has taken a policy Prompt courteoui jervice • EXPERT MECHANICAL 19 WEST FRONT ST. tisones, the same "wonder" ma- of Wappinper Falls. N. Y., a of "the future will take care of Summer terial used in the treatment o foffmer resident of Little Silver. itself," rather than of "planning awaits you. SERVICE WORK RED BANK SH 7-0552 rheumatoid arthritis and other tor the future." Give Us a Call Right Now diseases. Normally it is concern- fMrs. Fred Pickercll, Riveredge One of the key planks in las • WE CAN BUDGET ed with the proper use of the P;d., was hostess Tuesday morn- year's Democratic platform was YOUR AUTO REPAIR? FUEL OIL sugar, fat and proteins of the ing to the executive board of the the recommendation that a char- W. A. FLUHR, INC. food we cat and also (he min Community Club. Final plans for ter study be instituted in the Blue Coal - Grain Brand Names eral balance, In fact, It is con- the membership tea, the opening township. FUEL OIL cerned with most of the vital life event of Ihe season, to be held MAPLE Dinette and Kitchen processes. BURNER SALES • SERVICE mt the home of Mrs. Richard For- MOTORS, Inc. OIL BURNER costs so little... Since the symptoms resemble tnl, past president, were dis- Furniture Phone SH 1-6100 J6J MAPLE AVENUE Dlrtrl furtorr to rou TrlcMl those of many other diseases cussed. It will take plnce Thurs- Board OKs Wrought Iron . Formic*' . BUch Sates and Service nroncrtonr . Bran . Chrome special laboratory tests are re-< day at 12:30 p. m. Members are White Boad A the Kailrond RED BANK means so much quired to make the diagnosis. KEIlog 1-4890 invited to bring persons inter- Fuel Contract LITTLE SILVER SH 1-0515 Just as diabetics require insulin. ested In joining the group. Fu- 1201 Hwy. JS WanaWiia AUENT0WN 40; so do persons with this condition KEANSBURG - The Board of PITTSBURGH 75* ture events Include the first busi- Education Thursday awarded a require cortisone drugs to malsc ness-luncheon mooting In be held up for the deficiency of the glnr«l. contract to the Shore Gas and $ ffin.llllion rj|a front Athurr Pirk at the Rumson Hotel, Thursday, llm ( PM. IOJJ tu not includid. II due to n tumor, the tuirwr Oil Co., Onkhurst, to supply 50,- Ocl. 20, A dinner-ilnnce will be FOR MORE FALL RENT should be removed. 000 gallons of fuel oil at a price Mr. Merchant A NEW FORD OR OTHER held Nov. 1!) nt the Georgian of .07877 per gallon. House. Mrs. Vincent Ronche, Jr., Phone . • . FINE CARS AND TRUCKS Mrs. Julia Martin, Middlctown, GARDEN from. is chairman. Attending were Mrs. wns hired us n kindergarten For M.mb.rt «l Erie Luster, Mrs, David Lcavy, N«W YORK tTOCK CXCHAHOI CHICAGO iOARD OF TRAC* teacher for $2,500. Roxo Construction I Mrs, Charles H. l.onu, Mrs. Har- The annual audit was approved NEEDS Information old Sherman, Mrs. Richard Fer- an received from Eugene Kenna, and tnl, Mrs. George Finn and Mrs. Rnlnvay, board midltor. There NEW SELECTION S On Advertising EISELE & KING, LIBAIRE, STOUT & CO. Martin Nelson. wero no major recommendntlons. HOME • GRASS SEED §| PHIL WALDMAN'S Auoclat. 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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1960 7c PER COPY 266 Home Owners Told to Get Sewer Mobutu Fights Off HAZLET — Approximately 266 home owners in the Garden Park- way Homes section of Raritan Would-be Assassin Township face a major problem: New Jersey Overflowing septic tanks, satur- LEOPOtDVILLE, The ated grounds and an order from Congo (AP) — Col. Joseph the State Board of Health to in- News Briefs stall sewers or face condemnation Raritan Associates Mobutu, tihe Congo's reign- of their homes. Associated Press ing strongman, told today This is a must situation for the NEWARK—Miss June Strelec- how he foiled an assassina- residents on the west side of ki, a 32-year-old lawyer now Appeal Assessment tion plot; personally over- .Hazlet Ave. The residents on theserving on Gov. Robert B. Mey- east side of Hazlet Ave. are also ner's legal staff, will become the FREEHOLD — Raritan As- The Family Circle, Rt. 36, coming the gunman sent faced with the problem but it is first woman in New Jersey his sociates, which plans to build an building from $27,290 to $7,500; not so immediate. to kill him. tory to handle criminal'prosecu- a 550-house, eight million dollar Kenneth D. Hoag, co-builder of Mobutu charged army sup- The solution: Installation of tion trial work. Essex County development in the Hazlet section the A and P Supermarket on porters of Patrice Lumumba sewer lines at an estimated cost Prosecutor Brendan T. Byrne of Raritan Township, appealed Poole Ave. at Rt. 36, six acres with plotting the assassination of $270,000 plus an estimated announced her appointment as 15 tax assessments on a 131-acre of land from $9,080 to $2,850, attempt yesterday at about the cost to each home owner of $150 an assistant prosecutor Saturday. tract before the County Tax building from $44,990 to $8,000. same time the deposed premier for plumber fees, $150 to con- Board Friday. nect to the Bayshore Sewerage Claribel Miller McNeil), Poolc came out of hiding. disposal plant, and a monthly PRINCETON — Gov. Robert The tax board reserved deci- Ave. and Stone Rd., 35 acres of Mobutu claimed he had been service charge of $4. B. Meyner has proposed two sion on the appeal, as it did onfarm land, asked the assessment tipped off and was ready for amendments to the state con- A LIGHT SHINES again from the iower of Twin Lights in the Highlands as Murphy all others heard before it Friday. be reduced $12,700; Joseph B. the assassin, identified as Con- Solution Imperative stitution to end legislative in- Rockette, center, presses a button during ceremonies yesterday at the historic The development planned by Langan, four appeals on four golese Army Maj. Vital Bakasa. Township Committeeman Philip action on appointments and re- Raritan Associates, Inc., of Pat-acres of land, requesting a total Mobuiu told UN security offi- J. Blanda, Jr., public utilities appointment, a third amend- lighthouse. Participating in the re-establishing of Twin Lights as an operating light- erson has been held up pending reduction of $4,200; Coastal Prop- cers thnt he was on guard when chairman, met with some 75 of ment to break the power of house, as part of tho 60th anniversary of Highlands celebration, left to right, George a suit filed by the developers in erty Inc., Rt. 36, 13 appeals on Bakasa; entered his office with the affected homeowners Satur- the Senate GOP caucus and a W. Flaccus, commander, Shrewsbury Power Squadron; Lt. L. O. Hamilton, comman- Superior Court against the of- 120 acres; Joseph and Mary Go- one haind in his pocket. Mobutu- day morning to discuss the situ- fourth to allow the. Senate to ficials of the township on rezon- warek, Hazlet, nine acres on pounced on the major and man- ation. originate tax bills. The gov- der of Sandy Hook Coast Guard; Mr. Rockette, lighthouse keeper for 30 years be- ing. The property in question Aumack La., land from $2,500 to aged to wrest from him a loaded Mr. Blanda pleaded with the ernor made his proposals at fore his retirement in 1951; Boatswain R. R. Terhune, Sandy Hook Coast Guard, and borders on Line Rd., Bethany $1,400, building from $2,150 to $1,-and cacked revolver. residents to stop asking how the the annual meeting oi the Con- Highlands Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr. Rd. and the Garden State Park- 500; Cerilone's Greenhouses, UN Moroccan soldiers doing situation arose, and to stop try stitutional Convention Associa- way. Union Ave., seven acres, land guard duty outside Mobutu's of- ing to place the blame on any tion Saturday in the Princeton Other appeals from Raritan from $1,090 to $300; August and fice in Camp Leopold II rushed one person, developer, political Inn.' Old Timers Township were: Mary C. Boehler, Middle Rd., into tSie room on hearing the party or administration. land from $260 to $100, building commotion and found the two "The situation confronts us and Hulk at Manasquan Rained Out from $2,860 to $1,900; Herman men grappling on the floor. I'm only interested in how to NEW BRUNSWICK-Adult at- Jackobson, Rt. 36, land from $860 Bakasa was overpowered and tendance at Rutgers University RED BANK—Dripping skies Start Drive solve it" he declared. Canceled the old timers' get- to $300. handad over to the Congolese evening sessions increased near- He also stressed the immediate together scheduled today in army., ly 30 per cent to 37,000 during May Be Viking Ship Howard Terry, Jr., land from urgency to correct the situation. Marine Park. To Change Bobutu, who seiied control of If it is not solved, home owners 1959-1960. The evening divisions $750 to $290, building $10,000 to the government in a bloodless announced the increase of 10,000 MANASQUAN — Further, proof him to be a one-third section of The affair will be held to- $2,700; Virginia and Clifford Wid- will face charges' of violating morrow, rain or shine, Ray coup last Wednesday, said that adult students Saturday. tha£ Viking pirates toured the the bottom of an all-wood boat. ner, Central Ave., land from $750 health regulations, as ordered by Smith of the Old Union House Government Bakmsa had made a full confes- the state Department of Health. American mainline in the 8th to He believes it is of pre-Indus- to $500, building from $8,850 to sion. 10th Centuries may be contained said. If the weather is fair, the LONG BRANCH - City char- trial revolution construction, be- $7,500; Adolph Schneckenberger, Mobutu said "The army will Urges Co-operation ATLANTIC CITY — Chris in a 40-foot hulk which was churn- fore 1400 A. D. party will be held in Marine ter Commissioners who favor Park from noon to 4 p. m. If Central Ave., building from,$l,- know how to deal with Bakasa" H. Hasselhuhn of Carlstadt was ed from the bottom of the sea off The fact that the hulk was adoption of a new form of lo- "When residents call me and bad weather continues, the old 690 to $845, and Charles and Olga and with the other officers he re-elected Saturday to his 30th Manasquan by Hurricane Donna keel-less, he said, necessarily cal government on Election Day, complain about water seeping timers will gather in the Union Pemo, Central Ave., building saia* were in the plot. consecutive one-year term as last Monday. limits speculation as to its origin. Nov. 8, disclosed yesterday they from their septic tanks, they are House, at the same hours. from $1,690 to $1,845. He did not give the names of in a sense reporting themselves president of the N. J. State One thought, however, which is will employ a "Clean Up" theme Robert W. Maxwell, Conover the other conspirators or their in violation," he stressed. Firemen's Association. Gov. pessimistic to the hope that the No eligibility requirements in their campaign. Appeals from Marlboro Town- La., Middletown Township, number. He requested the residents to Robert B. Meyner, In a speech discovery bridges a 10 to 12-cen have been laid down. Mr. Smith The charter commissioners were ship: engineer and former Naval ar- and the Community Chamber of Congolese forces invading se- follow through with the plan vol to the 3,000 firemen Saturday, chitect, inspected what appears to tury gap, is that it was built as honored by 350 enthusiasts Sat Angelo Rossi, 50 acres of land untarily. "I don't want any ty pleaded with them to get peo- fishing boat in the Delaware Commerce have left it up to the urday night at a kick-off dinner from $500 to $200, building from cessionist Katanga Province phoid breaking out or anyone to ple In their communities to Bay some 100 to 200 years ago. Individual to determine If he, or in Green Grove Manor. $1,000 to $600; May and Vera meantime agreed to withdraw she, Is an old timer. fall ill because of this foul and register to vote before the Sept. Accompanying Mr. Maxwell Sought is an end of com- Brown, Tennent Rd., building dealing Lumumba another blow stagnant water situation," he 29 deadline. Girl Dies, was William North, 34 Campbell mission government and election from $4,500 to $3,800; William in his struggle for power. added. Ave., River Plaza. Mr. North is of a nine-man unsalaried council Schultz, Rt. 79, building from The United Nations peace mis- Maps showing the proposed chairman and Mr. Maxwell Big GOP which would appoint a salaried $1,600 to $200, personal property sinn said the commander of PARAMUS-Two industrialists city manager. Lumumba's striking forces yes- sewerage system, street, layouts, from Mexico City landed in Was Struck member of a Monmouth County from $200 to 0; Hugh and Fran- first floor elevations of every Committee for Preservation of A headquarters will open this ces Highstreet, land $250 to $200, terday approved creation of a light plane on a dirt road along Rally Set 60-mile wide no-man's-land along structure and basement, and tie-the Garden State Parkway last Lighthouses and Historic Ship- week on Broadway. Already the building $2,000 to $1,500; Judson By Auto the Katanga-Kivu border. The in lines for every house were night when the weather got too wrecks. The committee is affili- building displays a jar of de Clark, four and one half acres, tergent and some mops, buckets nn-man's-land, if observed, would shown by Township Engineer H. bad for them to fly. They were POINT PLEASANT - Florence ated with the Historic Sites Com- For Tonight land from $400 to $133, building Thomas Cany,..., not injured. Carlos Pardo, 48; mittee of the state Conservation and scrub brushes which are to $2,000 to $667; Edward and La- E*J a long way toward restoring Lemke, 7, died Saturday night at LONG BRANCH -Republicans be distributed to workers. peace to this civil war-threatened Mr. Carr also explained this was piloting his four-seat Cessna Point Pleasant Hospital. Department. verne M. Gasklns, Pleansant Val- system would also allow for the will gather at the Long Branch The only city commissioner to ley Rd., building from $2,100 to land. on a flight from Cleveland, Ohio, She was ihe daughter and only The hulk, which has a 20-foo' Stadium at 6:30 o'clock tonigh elimination of water from base- to Newark. He told police the attend Saturday's party was Ed$1,500; Junius Lawson, Morgan Lumumba, ousted as premier child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry span in its bowed rafters, was to form a caravan that will pro- ment floors. An important speci- ceiling closed in on him and hi sighted by Albert Maraziti gar N. Dinkelspiel. He said i ville, three acres, land from $500 by President Joseph Kasavubu, Lemke, 514 Greentree Ave. ceed through the city streets fication built into the design was strayed off course. Pardo decid- a Boonton insurance and real es- the group works hard it wil to $400, building $1,500 to $1,200; •came out of three days hiding a storm drain, or sub-surface ed to land the plane rather than Police Chief William H. Bee- tate broker, who has a home a before moving on to join a GOPachieve success at the polls. James and Elleeen M. Caba, shouting defiance but Mobutu ap- drain of porous-wall concrete take a chance on striking a tow- croft said she suffered a frac- Manasquan and is a beachcomb- rally in Convention Hall at As- Nathaniel W, Franzblau was Main St., building, $2,000 to $1,.peared to have the situation in pipe to lay.in the same trench er or other building on the un-tured skull when she was hit by ing-hobbiest. bury Park. master of ceremonies. He is chair- 450, personal property from $300 hand in the capital. a car that was passing her stop- and serve' to eliminate ground familiar route. He and his pass Plans for participation were an man of the "Vote Yes" commit to $200; George T. Saathoff, Lumumba, who disappeared water. ped school bQs at Herbertsville He employed a bulldozer crew, nounced by Edgar Dinkelspiel, tee of the Long Branch Citizens enger, Carlos Boniila,' had at after the hurricane subsided, to Marlboro Rd., 13R acres, land Wednesday when Mobutu seized Rd. and Greentree Ave. Friday. president, at last week's meet- Committee for Better Govern Other Drainage tended a manufacturers' exhibit push the piece up the beach to from $6,100 to $5,000. power, showed up at his house He identified the car driver as ing of the 444 Republican Club ment. in Chicago and were on their his yard nearby, where he hopes Albert and Kate Jackson, Ryan, yesterday and placed himself He further explained that by John Haycock, 20, of Elizabeth. Members agreed that their major Plaques were presented to the way to a similar exhibit in New to build a temporary shelter un- Rd., 18 acres, land from $1,800' ""der the protection of UN providing sub-surface drains par- He was to be arraigned this efforts will be guided toward the charter commissioners, Thomas York. til proper tests can be made to to $1,147, personal property from. troops. He was believed to have allel to the sewer lines, sump morning on a charge of causing promotion of a party victory in McClintock, chairman; Mrs. Ele pumps could be connected into determine the vintage of its wood. $800 to $400; Florence SpraguO hidden out in the Guinean mis- death by auto. November. anor Lehmann, Milton Untcrmey- the drains. A spokesman for the Smithson- and Harry Clune, Bucks La., sion after attempts to lynch NEWARK - The Hospital Florence was a first grade Because of the critical world er, Thomas Mauro and Vincent Sanitary inspector Joseph Service Plan of New Jersey dent at Memorial School. ian Institute at Washington ex- G. Ronca. building from $7,000 to $4,900, him. Quail suggested that the residents pressed interest in seeing the situation, the GOP club decided personal properly from $2,900 to (Blue Cross) announced Sat- She was thrown 38 feet after against becoming overly involved From his residence, flying the could cut costs by grouping to- urday a reduction averaging she got off the school bus. hulk and making the necessary $1,350; Marion E. Marz, Wiclc- UN flag, Lumumba insisted to tests. He plans to confer with at this time with such matters gether. seven per cent for its modified Beecroft said the warning atunk, 76 acres, land from $4,000 newsmen he was still premier. Regarding payment for the Mr, Maraziti. as the Long Branch city charter Bullet to $2,128, building $3,000 to $1.20% co-payment contract affecting flasher on the school bus did not question. He said he had appealed to the project, Township Attorney Mi- about 63,000 subscribers, Blue Cesare Queirolo, Wickatunlc, United Nations for air transport work. He ordered the rest of the Albert Woolley said it appear- chael J Barnacle explained it Cross said the reduction which building, from $2,500 to $2,00ft; to New York to take over the children into another bus, which Coupling Failure Splits ed that public questions to appear Wounds could be financed over a period will save subscribers from 68 took them home. Adeline F. Fisher, 10 acres, $830 Congolese delegation before the on the Long Branch ballot will o $450, building from $1,000 to of 10 years, or longer . if de- cents to $2.08 in their quarter- Although the warning signal Engine From Coaches General Assembly but had got- include those calling for salary 1800, personal property from $250 sired by the residents. ly payments, Is one of the few failed to operate, the bus was Worker ten no answer. MIDDLETOWN — A Penn- increases for police and firemen, o $150; Joseph and Frances Mr. Blanda stressed that the Blue Cross voluntary reductions plainly marked and Haycock sylvania passenger train became MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - A Grosso, 70 acres, land from $16,- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, (AP) project could be undertaken be on record. should have stopped behind it, an exemption of $800 in property uncoupled Saturday on a down- young farm worker is in fair 000 to $6,000; Vincent and Jeanne —Sixteen African and Asian coun- fore the end of the year, pro- Beecroft said. taxes for owners aged over 65 grade north of the river here. years and, perhaps, the charter condition In Fitkin Hospital after Shreck, land from $200 to $130,ries urged Ihe General Assembly vided there were no unusual de Police identified the bus driver lays. HOBOKEN — Stevens Institute Railroad officials said a Diesel question. Wednesday, Sept. 28, being Injured Saturday evening building from $2,600 to $1,800, today to back Secretary General of Technology greeted a 365-man as Raymond Smith, 63, of 36 became uncoupled from four pas by a bullet fired by persons un- personal property from $200 to Dag llammarskjold's mission in Laird Ave., Neptune City. he said, is the filing deadline. Procedure Outlined freshman class, its largest since senger cars. Michael Kallman, a new mem-known. $100. the Conjjo. Steps to be taken were listed the Korean War, when the schoo When the engine separated from ber, urged that efforts be made George Roach, 21, who lives They pushed their resolution in SCOUT MEETING David Engebretson, Valley Rd., by Mr. Blanda as: Seek approval opened its 91st academic year the cars, breaks on both units to bring inlo the party roles all and works at the Yee Hing Poul- he face of the Soviet Union's yesterday. five acres, land from $250 to $200, of plans by the State Departmen NAVESINK - Boy Scout Troop were automatically applied. potential voters who have just try Farm, Iron Ore Rd., was campaign against Hnmmarskjold of Health; advertise for bids; fix 107 will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Officials said a pin on the walking near the farm with two building from $1,000 to $250; and its expressed determination reached the age of 21, Others Richard Martens, two acres, land the price; determine how much NEWARK - Gov. Robert B. p.m. in the Naveslnk Library. Diesel's coupling mechanism ap- accepted as new members were friends at 7:50 p. m., when they to send Ihe Congo help outside the township can exceed its deb Meyner said yesterday on his Scoutmaster is George Black. parently failed to drop into place. Rufus Parsons and Harry Poppa. heard three shots. Roach felt a from $1,200 to $1100, personal UN channels whenever it pleased. property from $300 to $45; Ar limit, and then begin digging. weekly radlo-televlslon program Mr. Dinkelspiel was elected to pain in his shoulder after hear- The 82-nation Assembly, in hur F. Formnn, Wlckatunk, emergency session on the Congo It was explained that the town- that local real estate taxes are represent the 444 Republican ing the shots, and found ho had not likely to drop until the state been hit in the shoulder. building from $2,000 to $1,500. since Saturday, scheduled meet- ship would have to borrow the club in the Affiliated Republicans devises a broad-based tax such Charles and Christine Plosky, ings for 0:30 n. m., 2 p. m. and money to pay for the projec of Monmouth County. According to State Trooper and then the home owners would as a sales tax. He added that Philip Nasti of the Tcnncnt Bar- Tennent Rd,, land $400 to $300, 7:30 p. m. EST today. be assessed. his party is pledged against a NURSEAWARDED PLAQUE racks, who Investigated the in building $2,000 to $1,600, personal There were prospects it might The approximate monthly cos broad-based tax. NEW BRUNSWICK - Miss cldent, the bullet, from a small property from $200 to $100; Jos- adopt the resolution lonlght, with- to each homeowner for a period Jane Layton, daughter of Mr, caliber gun, not a ,22, lodged In eph A. Bauer, personal property in hours after Ihc arrival of of 10 years was reported to be PLAINFIELD-The Lockheed and Mrs. Alfred Layton of 26 young Roach's neck. from $600 to $100; Oscar A. Soviet Premier Nikitn S. Khrush- $H.5O. In addition, there would Electronics Co. has designed a Ann Si., Freehold, received a The two boys with Roach at the Datter, Texas Rd., Gl ncres, land chev for ihe regular session open- be the immediate costs of tying television-camera system which plaque awarded by Ihe Pctrcan Imc were identified as George from $1,300 to $020, building from Ing tomorrow. In to the Bayshore Sewerage enables missile designers to. view Association at last week's grad- Robinson, II, of RD 3, Mana- $2,900 to $2,000, personal prop- Assembly President Victor An- Company lines and to allow for the Inside nf the missile while uation exercises nf St. Peter's Inpan Township, and Joseph Con- crty from $200 to $100; Edelweiss dres neliiundo of Peru wns rcmly expansion of the sewerage com it Is In flight. The company said Hospital School of Nursing. The over, 19, who also lives and Farms Inc., 70 nrres on Wyncrest lo cnll another meeting tomor- pany facilities to handle the In- tho device, known as the video plaque cited her for proficiency works on Ihe poultry farm with Utl., land from $5,000 to $3,000, row morning If necessary to fin- crease. telemetering camera system, has In bedside nursing. •Roach. and 40 acres on Station Rd,, land ish with tho Issue in time to open Complaints were many regard- recently been turned over to the from $2,500 to $1,600, building Ihc regular session on schedule ing the payment procedure. Mr. military. Lockheed said the sys- from $1,500 to $100 nnd Florence at 3 p. in. Blanda stated, "You enn never tem functions like a television Navesink Takes Honors :. Roche, building from $800 to have 100 per cent sntlsfnctlon set but Is many times more re- $600. I've tried very hnrd to please fined. Before a missile Is launch- 2 Face Assail 11 everyone, but this can never be ed, cameras arc placed In stra- Thr owners of an unused grain nccompllshcd." tegic locations to view hnppen In Annual Firemen's Test and feed mill In FarmlnRdnlc Charges in Figlil Tho decision reals with the af-Inp both Inside nnd outside as requested a reduction In tnx as- NAVESINK - The Naveslnk of ID seconds. Second plncc went sessment nf $611,950, MIDDI.I-TOWN - Three men fcclcd home owners. It makes Its 18,000 mile per hour Fire Compnny wai tho winner trip. to Navesink with 10 «ccond». The F, L. F. Grain Mill on and a woman were arrested Sn|. yesterday In tho third annual Oceanic WB« third with a time Southard St., requested Ihe us-urday HH n result nt a brnwl on firemen's content here. of 21 (iccondx, si'ssment be lowered to $20,(1(10 Port Mnnmmilli Kd,, Purl Mon- (fir! Injured MOUNT HOLLY - A two-week Atlantic Highlands won dec- Tho Nnvenlnk crew took flrsl localise tho bulldlni; Is In , immith, "survival diet" sponsored by the ( ond pluco honors. Oceanic Fire plnce In Ihc Indder-rnlnlng tent 'clelerlornllnj!" conillllnn, in., I Caiil. Kayiiiiinil T, Walllius snlil In 2-Car Crash flurllnglnn County Civil Defense ; Company, Rumson, wnn third, with II 27-nccond time. Second cnrdlni! lo Saul Klein one of the|l n.'(l OIIVIT, 22, anil (,', W, Cinw- office begins Indny for 20 per- DIRECTIONS FOR DISASTER victims of Hurrleano Donna KATONTOWN-ICInlne lirb, ft, nnd M'inmmilh lleach WHS fourth, place went In Atlantic Illfslilnnds of Ihc corporation, Mr. iiler, 3,1, linlh of I'uri Mniiiiiiiuih nf 22 Hernacl SI., was (rented forsons, If proven successful tho flro glvon Mr. and Mri, Jamoi Sheridan, 9 Foroit PI., The wnleT drafting event wan wllh 2!) nccnndH nnd llrnvent IKd., an1 under $.1(1 li.nl ivuh n cut forehead nfier the car Indiet will he recommended for use Koansburg, by Small Buiinou Adminiitrotion roproiont- divided Into two clinsc.i. The Park, third wllh .1(1 »econd*. IniiMlav nil it K nir rnWft, Multi-purpose which KII<> wns n passenger, col- ativo Molvln Walkor, Tho SBA hat oponod «n omor- Niivenlnk unit won lop honors Highland* was Ihc winner ol llcJrd with nimlhrr vehicle yester- fowls derived from soybeans, n (he cvntrlflitnl pump cln.is the water noccer tcit wllh Nave- goncy offieo at roar of Marino Viow Savingi and Loan day nt Urond nnd Main Sis. vllmnlti C, unit tablets nnd wn- wllh a lima of 211 nccnmln. Sec-sink Brcoml and Monmouth . ,, |KI\V|HIII, ami MM Maijiirle Wl|. I IT will provide GOO calorics per I'ollco Mild lilnlne was tnkrn to offieo at Flro Cornorj, Middlotown, fo procoti loani to ond place went tu AtlntUU: (llgh- Bench third, AnsMfior Harry I u|. ,|(lm ,, ,lf ,,,„., MllHlll(ml|, M ay for well volunteer. County l family physician nfler n r.ir homo and imall builnou ownort wlioto properly wai lands wllh II limn nf 2H seconds, I'nrtlclpnllnf! In the cnnlrM sart, Jr.. told llm lux lioanl lluil ;|I(IV|, h,,,,M ,h,,fl,vli wllh ,||s(,r(|,,r. thf town IISSMM'S ill 2(1 per r.-nl | . ,,| , t ,,s n iwull of llm lvcn hy'hi'r innilicr, Mr*. Violn *-" (v 11 IMense Director lulmmid In Ihc tri r pump wrrr Nnvcslnli, Alliinllc High- v ( (1| u r destroyed In lait weok'i hurricane, According to diimtnr (if IIIIP value ami liln chllmaln "T;liriiwl. l >li, .!«,' collided with a vehicle '• Mnmilrc who will lie on ilu> 'liranli: ami" In III'.I wllh IIIIUIR, IIII'IIIHIIIIN, HI event I'nik- field office manager Harold Roielil, )li» olfitn will bn Ilifi true Vnluo of IMP IHIIIIIIII,' ,,,,,.| , „ j,,.,,,.. dllvrn |iy Onrxe Viirlil««. '!'!, of "Hfl, »nlil Hint this will |u< ||ic •lint; "I |!i MTO ik lirnent Park- t.t-oiinrdu, M'Minmilli llench, Sr«l$411,win t Vl C'ninpmiy K, l-'mt Miiiinimiili. IflfM public Irs! (if the mulll- opon from 9 fo 5:30 p. m, fivo dnyi n wnek. 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METEDEC0N1C - Bruce An- Mantoloking Yacht Club, with N.Y., was second. The second • OAKHURST — For the second IIAMA. All other clubs in the cir-jJim Owen shared the pitching derson, Monmouth Boat Club's. 192.3 points. Cox had a 22-4-11-8-2 race yesterday was won by An- week in a row, rain washed outlcuit are faced with two gamesichores. Owen workej the first (Red Bank) talented sailor, sue- series run. \ derson, with Bob Tyser, of Mary- the major portion of the Jerseyjbefore completeing their sched-isix innings giving up three hits cessfully defended his Atlantic; Brown won the opening series land, second. Ed Adams, of the ckfl»i, Kr.pak.il1 e<*liaritil0 Thp'iiloe I nno Rranrh'c Innp en-iHft walkpH nnp anH fannpH thrpp. 'Coast Penguin Class Champion-;race Saturday, with Newman Mantoloking Y. C, won the final only game played yesterday was counter is with the Rumson A's,'Overton went three innings, al | ship by defeating a 52-boat fleet'. runnerup. Anderson took the sec- race, with Cox in the runner-up a triumph for Long Branch over a club with a 14-2 record and lowed one hit, walked none and 'on the Metedeconk River this ond race, trailed by Carson. :slot and Anderson third. The Oakhurst, 4-1. riding in second position. struck out three. Tom Keenan I past weekend. The Middletown- The first race yesterday went third place finish by Anderson The win for the Long Branch Johnny Overton, a former Red and Sorenson were on the hill for 'competitor, with his wife Audrey-to Bruce Lockwood of Hartford? clinched the-title in the hard- nine was the fifth in a row with Bank High School pitcher, and ajOakhurst. Keenan worked 5-2/3 as crew, sailed "Lil Audrey" to Conn. Bob Curry of Larchmont, I fought series. only one game remaining for good one a few years back, and!innings and was tagged for eight | a 8-1-6-1-3 series for a winning • _ . • > ' <, hits, walked one and fanned one |total of 221.5 points. In the 2-1/3 innings, Sorenson Anderson, who won the 1959, pitched no hit ball, walked none1 Atlantic Coast title at Fish Bay,! and struck out two batters. I Va, last September, sailed a ! Most of the heavy scoring came' consistent five-race series to nail j in the early innings with Long down the coveted championship.! Branch taking the' jump in the The event was hosted by the second with a two-run outburst Metedeconk River Yacht Club. After Oakhurst picked up its Two races were sailed Satur- only run of the game in the third day and the final three yester- frame, IAMA came back to score day. The winds were fairly strong one in the fourth, and added a, Saturday, but were so light yes- lone tally in the sixth. j terday that it turned the final Ater one as out in the second, three races Into drifting match- Tom Steckler singled up the mid- es dle. Terry Magee forced him at Runner-up in the regatta was second, but on a perfect hit and the host Metedeconk River Yacht run play Ed Behrens came FALL GUY—Eddie Caye (15), Penn State back, is up- Club's Jim Carson with 216.4 through to chase Magee to third. ended on tackle by Boston U, end Dave Viti in first points. Carson, runner-up to An- After Behrens stole second, Owen period of Saturday's game at University Park, Pa. Caye derson last year, had a 4-2-3-4-10 smashed the only extra base hit series. He was leading the fleet of the day, a double down right intercepted^ pass intended for Viti and traveled eight after the first four races, but the field line to get both runs over yards before being stopped. Right are back Hugh 10th in the finale finished his title bid. the plate. O'Flynn (43) and back Jim Luker (27), both of Boston Roger Brown, another Mon- In the fourth, Furlong opened U. Penn State won, 20-0. (AP WirephotoT •for Oakhurst with a single. Mc- mouth Boat Club competitor, was Evilly bunted, and both runners; third over-all with 207.7 points.! unners; Brown, sailing "Brown's Lil ON PENNANT PARADE—Three of the Bucco mainstays, were safe on the play. Martin jl{|]f>f)nc. Tjjlrp TUIA From then hit a double play ball. hej"UlXUS M.AH.I, 1 WO 1 I UIU Jug," with his wife Tosh as crew, T had a 1-5-5-5-16 series run. left to right, Bob Skinner, Bob Friend and Dick Stuart, runner was out at second, but flash big smiles in the Pittsburgh dressing room after a I a wild throw past first base al- International Champ Sixth Ilowed Furlong to score. Pirate victory. The Bucs are heading toward the pen- Pennant Practically Tied' Up Bill Newman, a Metedeconk Red Pierson started the fourth nant, the firit in many years. River Y. C. sailor, was fourth with a single. Steckler walked ASSOCIATED PRESS over-all with 205.3 points after and Terry Magee sacrificed the finishes of 2-7-9-7-9. Newman won Roll out the .barrel you Pirate runners along. Behrens then hit the award for the most outstand- fans. The fighting Bucs are a single to right center, but a ing performance by a junior sail: New Jersey's Al Besselink Wins practically in. Only another fast recovery allowed only one or. baseball miracle can rob Pitts- run to score. Charles Dunn of the Center- burgh of its first National League Pierson started off thesixth port, Long Island Y.C. fleet, was Philadelphia PGA Golf Title pennant since 1927. | when he got hit with a pitched fifth with 198.1 points. He had ATLANTIC COAST PENGUIN CLASS CHAMPIONS — ; With II games to go, Danny PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Win jfaded to a 34 with a bosey on ball- He moved to second on a finishes of 14-12-7-3-5. Skipper Bruce Anderson and crew Audrey Anderson, the first hole and a doubl* bogey i Passed ball and after Steckler Murtaugh's Pirates lead by six In sixth place was the current ning the Philadelphia PGA golf full games over St. Louis and I Middletown, yesterday won the Atlantic Coast Penguin on the seventh. grounded out lu second base, Ip- International Penguin Class title with a 54-hole score of 198 over Milwaukee. The Cardinals brough new honors and $1,500 in But Besselink played it safe by polito singled off the shortstop's champion, Gardner Cox, of the Class championship by defeating 51 other skippers on have 13 to play, the Braves only prizes today to Al Besselink, a going for the huge expanse of thechest to get the run home. 10. The the Metedeconk River. Anderson piloted "Lil Audrey" 36-year-old touring pro from green. He managed to stay one With the league still not settled g Vem Law and Vinegar Bend {above) to a series run of 8-1-6-1-3 for a winning total Merchantville, N. J. hd f Pl Tki step ahead of Pcnecale. Takingjand with time running out fast, it Mizell did the strong arm jobs But for Sam Penecale, theI'ult advantage of the wedge he!is doubtful if the annual playoffs Ashley Bell of 221.5 points. Roger Brown, was third. The Ander- But for Sam Penecale, the I g py Sunday that give the Pirates a Whitemarsh Valley pro, it was halved the 10th, 14th and 15th will get into action. Two more sons and Skipper Brown are members of Monmouth Boat over Cin- holes. But on the 96-yard 16th Sundays will put the league into another tough loss. He finished For Law Top Swimmer Club, Red Bank. runnerup for the second year in|ne sank his putt for a birdie. He October, and if another Sunday 5 3 ^ 7 it was victory No. 20 on the a row with a 201. It also marked dropped his shot 30 feet to theof rain is encountered, the games : rear of the pin and required two will be pushed back once again. fourth try. Mizell, the ex-Cardinal At Sandlass the third straight second place chimed in with a neat three-hit for him. He finished in the No.|P"tts to get down for a par 3 As it stands now, games of al^iou for his Pth triumph "Shall I wrap them up for SEA BRIGHT — Ashley Bell, Stengel's Yankees Blast 2 spot in the Philadelphia Open!'""* giving him a two-stroke leadiweek ago yesterday will beplayedj C CaHc al „ won Fair Haven, was awarded the 1 you or will you wear this year. jon which to coast in. jnext Sunday, and yesterday's «.' Frand'n 41 outstanding swimmer trophy at as Ernie And for Art Wall, Jr., of Po-1 Besselink and Penecale, com-irained nut schedule is slated for: •">"->=<-», .-.), them?" the annual awards meet of Sand- Baltimore's Pennant Hopes cono Manor, Pa., it was an upsetjpeting with Bob Schoencr, Jr.,|Sunday, Oct. 2. lass Beach Club Saturday. waukee's Warren Spahn as 20- since he had been established as|Easton, Pa., each had a scramble! Because of the washed out name winners Milwaukee Tom Curlry, Middletown, and NEW YORK (AP)—The New! Art Ditmar, the winner, was the pre-tournament favorite toiout of the woods to land pargames, it could mean that Joan Young, Leonardo, won sec-,York Yankees completed a four-:replaced by Coates in the sixth take the title from Stan Dudas, fours on the 17th. Penecale made \\ Week-End Sports ond and third place trophies. [game series sweep over the Bal-'when Baltimore scored its three North Hills, the 1959 winner. Wall the 18th green in two, about 30] i.on, by Bill Bruton and Joe Adcock. The A total of 63 nvdals were pre-!timore Orioles yesterday by tak-jruns. Al Pilarcik's double, Gene finished in a third place tie with feet from the pin. But he mis- All It H AH R H sented to participants'n the swim:ing both ends of a doubleheaderJWoodling's single, a double by 1 l» 4 O 1 t-urlonK ss 4 l i game was called in the bottom of In Brief Skee Riegel of Radnor Valley. judged the speed of the green jcmcio > 4 O (I program directed by Edward 7-3, on a 12-hit attack and, 2-0Robinso, n and a two-run single bv J >la 2 M'Evl'y II 3 O 1 the eighth by rain. Both carded a 205. Dudas fell and three-putted. . Besselink holed o-*}j,'t°y J.' J jj £ V'Uyko. II 1 (1 II Associated Press Carton. *on Ralph Terry's two-hitter. Hansen provided the Orioles' bi? Martin cf a O 0 Chicago hit three homers in a off into a three-way tie for 13thout for a four. Pierson 1b 3 2 1 Hmelici nn t n II GOLF Winners of gold medals in The Yanks, who went into this threat of the afternoon. place with a 212. Wall tallied 69-70-66 while Rie- Stce'ck ct 3 O 1 tl.T'lon II) 4 n n five-run sixth inning and hung a T.MRV rr 1 I 0 Taylor 2b 4 5-2 defeat on Los Angeles. The ST. LOUIS—Deane Beman, series clinging to a one-per- Ditmar won his 15th and Terry Besselink went into the final gel, the first day leader, ended Ipiiolno [I! l I Ha'rock rf 4 Jmers to advanced were Steve his ninth of the year while Fisher Hclircns If 3 l •i>« innk Ipr nf Midland Tex won the t,"'7 • r, • Mre TCI""-er ' 'A""ary' P American I We>n» cf 3A 11 , Kubpk m 55 1 I strokes off the 61 competitive time champion, finished fifth with| l c * £ - ™ ion the ropes in the American «> c " ? t 1 r. inc New YorK Yankees tnokiier oi Miaiann, iex., won " .Katherine Beirne, Dome Cron-;Io._,,_„' h'liarak rf s i I i Punni If n n 11 course record he set by four a 70-67-69—20G, good for $300. Lta ue race two giant strides toward another.$25,000 Tacoma Open with a 12-: r_ti; Kathv fur-lev" Walter Sna ! & - Woiing it 3 1 1 n 1 strokes Saturday but one better jMember-Guest 1 - ! ci-Iltint if. American Le. e nennantbv win-junder-par 272. I g1 '„**,%^J^ Ko-1* '™d °f T^ "w ,*J^ °"™ * < ° n 0 i) TEAM WITH THREE CAPTAINS ning two morKUe ke y <> ss I (1 1 ; 3.r»riH rf j than the 69 Friday, His 198 was y d whl e Terryb a maslcrful|1 until he riamio, c i n o i .M.mti« ci 3 1 and Chicago nofrow mar eBaltimore tied foriWrigh! MEMPHISt took . thTenne Memphi. - s MickeWorny mC0V,,ch noh Curlev Rita Ve-, ^ . . yi H.n.™ fix under par. EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) ^Tournament Robinson on a 3-2 j i-T" J" ? ° ' ""ra 3 o Penecale 35. who received $700 ;The varsity foo,bal| ,eam ati for a 67-67-67 performance, came Michi(,an state will have three; At within a stroke of tying Besselink captain• s next fall- -. —The y are Fred_.*»»; • during their 3!4-hour battle be- Arbanas, an end from Detroit,: LEONARDO — In the member- fore a gallery of nearly 2.000. guard Fred Boylen of Grandest tournament at Beacon Hill itl ,,„,„,. , ,,. right-hander still had a no- with Cleveland, winning the st 31 3 9 33 7 Penecale shot off to a two-un- iU.S. singles title for the second ton Carhart, Holly Flynn, Linda Rapids and halfback Herb Ad- Country Club Saturday, the two,, V 1 , . ',^' lc going until Ronnie Hansen out for Wlthelm In 3th: b- llests nut l0 n tne second to istraight year and Darlene Hard.'Mahler, Kathy Murray, Brian' der par 31 with four birdies on derley of Philadelphia. All will K of Fied Compiler, Sr. Jack:'. :. *| fi CiriVinK Ml. ,n 7th; c-liouliloil (or Flson in Sth; rt- iMontebello, Calif., carried off Moss, Neil Scotti, Liz McLaush-; ^ the outgoing nine while Besselink be seniors in the fall. jPaskowitz and Dr. Robert Vales- base for a' n ^or konn in stn; «--oioumieii out was the big man for] h women's championship. Ilin, Joe Alexander, Susan Beyer,, .,H nlv fast ficldirm : tin tied 142 total scores. I « i t c O ing by Jim1 %'££m ln 91h: '^^ "" '" H°"1 I Low !'he Pirates at cincinnali- The| CLEVELAND - United States Beth Ann Miller, Gail Siverson, *• • • .000 003 the first three matches;Billy White. Norman Dear. Les- ...014 OOO 02x—T is in the ooener anri j Venezuela to clinch the lie Elliott, Mike Leffler. Rav Me- - . ^ jackje Brandt IwZm Fcnwici B rn c p |W m g m tWO Hnlllmiirr 101 Major League run of the secondjNorth American Zone Davis CupjLaughlin, Ricky White, Ned Car- ^ ^ Dave Starr and William Bartleti nin(h I AB n II • AB R II ,^anie on Dick Sohoficld's •'onble'' -finals • . 'ton, Henry Sandlass. I Hranilt cl 4 0 1 I 2 O (1 'all Uirning in 78 cards. The Yanks' first run In the sec-- """'•> " 4 * n •• 3 0 0 , after hitting a double off Bob; SPEED BOATS I Bronze medals were awarded ! uo'w ;ii> 2 n i) | pi^oni it (TOO ; ond ame camt> after I Low gross for the day wasiPnrkcy. WASHINGTON D c Chuck to Kathv Ennis, Jim Kohlrenker, S Brandt,ir,,niii, » 3 n Hjb-Herra 0 n n I posted by Mr. Paskowitz, 'with a: Broglin had beaten every• other T^S^^i^ast David O'Sage,' Billy Robinson. :M«v ^ding and H= coJIg^S ! SK,'& ! I I 73. I | k j «)i /-,;__._ , , . .. , Tnccirn Pannln ^ii^an Sivpr^nn "ueu on nouov Kicndrnson s 11v• lnaudo* c i o o Mantle c( 3 n 1 r M n viinnts rlarpn winnpr of tnp (iKnuted Jessica v-dputu, o;i.-,uii jivci>un,. .- .... - :-> wnmmnr inn? .. 1^ S A Clarea 11 n n 1 f vll l AeA him t(1Sl Louis •Iast ...: . wnner 01 me aispunu Bob Jansonr, Patrici. .a Gallagher_ ,. . , ut"* "_» .t'> ,„c .thiru _d .tha , t ffell in fforri:Vi ,- - ° ' TODAY'S BASEBALL the dav IS Sfn TT "^ °V ° ™ President's Cup regatta, a d at e n n 3 0 0 the day with an 82-11-71. |vcar He became the Cards' first . BASEBALL CarolJose. Larry Quick, Christo- a double. The ball skidded off;i. 2 n jjj •r 3b .1 1 I 'son 2b 3 1 2 By The Associated Press 70-pame winner since Harvey vjEW oher Kozakcwlzch. Patti Murray/ Hansen s glove after Brandt ap-; ,.,>, 2 fl (l Terry p l • o AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD Susan Cook. Jane Miller, Irene peared ready to catch it. Terry's .i-n.mr 10 1): Haddix in 1051 Stan Mnsial drove j ( j J . NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Gorman Pcnny MusantCl - Tim sacrifice moved Richardson to, 5» 0 ! ' 5.1 J 5 Sunday's Results Sunday's Results a-firon h-lllt sacrlflcled i out for Triandos in Sth: Pittsburgh 5-1, Cincinnati 3-D New York 7-2, Baltimore 3-0 n c o-MIM (nit It _ ... _ Chicago 8-6, Detroit 4-7 St. Louis 4, San Francisco i c-n« „ ,„„„,, „„« i. •»--s.1=;S»™*iS-srsri t-css r- <** ^- **- - ^In ™the eighth --?-, th-•••e Yanks nnItiinorp noo 000 000—0 Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 1, Kansas City 3-2, Cleveland 2-9 Since the Irish first took up the Art Mahaffcy in the second in- Mr. Carton announced 100 up another run on singles by Now York 001 noo nix—! (called In 8th, rain) Boston 3, Washington 1 . . members received certificates of.Clctc Boycr and Richardson, an- grid game in 1887, they haveinin<;; It was his third strainht' Saturday's Results Frank Lary, Detroit pitcher, has nua|ifica|ion from ,h(, C0llnty Red other sacrifice by Terry and a 814 MILES ON ONE SKI Chicago 5, Los Angelei 2 won 452 games, lost 108 and tied defeat after winning his first five.• ,„„ _„.. ,».,_ in „,„., »„, .:v ""<"""-au./,i ••».., >..t ^« ., ..^~ ••_ - „ - --.• ------E f r Cro cha lcr in Saturday's Results New York 5, Baltimore 3 34 for a winning percentage of Onlv 10.561. smallest ever for a •*",,!??*•" " ° « P "tefiories rang- • sacrifice fly by pmch hitter Yogi MEMPHIS (AP) - Marvin Chicago 8, Detroit 4 Philadelphia 5, Milwaukee 2 (10 1.801. .Sunday game, turned out at straight seasons. ins from basic to the advanced Bcrra. Shackleford, 25, claims a world's The bij: crowd waited 53 min- innings) Uoslon 2, Washington 1 Included in this period are 18.County Stadium In Milwaukee. stancc Kansas City 8, Cleveland 5 iitcs for the rain to let up before $ «cordfor_wacr skiers, St. Louis 4, San Francisco 1 (10 seasons in which Notre Dame was! Don dimmer, Ron Santo and>rally against the Dodgers' John- . Thc A the same* could he started. Evonj w'V. 'r Nntional Guards- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, post- innings) undefeated and 10 in which they George Altman hit home runs|ny Podres. Bob Anderson won his Jer SliOIT so, it drizzled through the early!"1" M\ "'•" «"• walcis of Me poned rain W L Pel. G.B. were unbeaten and untied. 'during the sixth-inning Chicago eighth with help from Mel Wright. 'inmnnc ,,f |,p fj | ^ ||S °J'•»"" LM<^ here after 814.4 W L Pel. G.B. New York 8(i 577 .61)1 , *" t rs amc nm the last part nf the second Pilisburgh 88 55 .615 Uulilmore t>2 .572 4 Sunday's Results Shacklufurcl, a local resident, St. Louis 81 6D .574 Chicago . Ii2 .572 4 Jack Fisher, who hail hlanked All other games washed out. •|iwas weary nnd numb after hav- Milwaukee 82 (12 .569 6'/j Wuslnnglu 72 .50V the Yanks the last time they Bclmar (9), Kcyp his single shilom ski Los Angeles 77 66 .538 II Cleveland 72 .SOU "I? Long Branch (4), Oakhurs! (1) for 31 hours 20 minutes. Ho won San Francisco .71 73 .49) l7'/j'Dulroit . 79 M'i run third InninR after the Yanks 2l' Standings j a $1,000 prize several hours ear- Cincinnati 65 80 .448 24 '. Bostun 81 .'138 'had scored In thr second nn sue- W L Pel ccsive dnuhlcs hy iCr W 1Cn lhe lnsl o( 13 conlpcli Chicago 55 85 .393 Jl«/, KUI.SPS City 32 92 .361 Bil11 l aKmuonSkow on ' ' - Red Bank Towncrs ... 13 .938 and Doyer. ,toi-s dropped out after fil.1 miles, Philadelphia 53 9t .368 33i/a | Today's Gniuus Ilumson A's 14 ,873 Kuhok's 13th homer led off the Today's Games j Nu (iuines .Scheduled Long Branch IAMA II .847:HIR inning, Then cnnip sinulesj Los Angeles at St. Louis, 9 p.m. Tuesday's Games Madison PDA 8 .533 by Hector Lopez nnd u San Francisco at Chicago 2 p.m. Washington nt New York, 8 p.m. Mnnasquan PBA 9 .52flMarisrn wild pitch bv Flsltor. : Only Games Scheduled illusion at Iliililmiire. 8:0,'i |i.m. 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FULL BROTHERS the Kentucky Derby. He is owned RED BANK ASBURY PARK PERTH AMBOY MOST OF THE advances in 1961 outboard motors now OCEANPORT, N. J. (AP) - by J. Graham Brown and won 34 W. Front St. 728 Cookman Ave. 279 Madison Ave. Bruised Boston Trackman's two of his first three starts this (Amu* from (Off (N'pitlo coming on the market are engineering refinements that Main street) lTti le's a Pistol, being by Royal year. He's a Pistol ran second in Checker Slt>rv»> are "under the hood." Takes On Freehold loinage—Firefly, is a full broth- the Lafayette Stakes at Kene; SH 1-5488 PR 4-0358 VA 6-7373 In itself, this could be a trend. The outboard peo- to Venetian Way, winner of land, Ky. ple have long realized that they have created a problem Syracuse Next Selections for themselves by making bigger and bigger motors. ASSOCIATED PRESS Tommy Hayes As they were made, faster and more powerful, they National champion Syracuse Miss Do More EVERYTHING YOUR CAR NEEDS IS AT gulped gas and oil at an ever-increasing rate. The rolls Its heavy artillery into fir- Flag Day ing position Saturday when il reaction from a lot of new owners to the size of their opens its I960 football operations Wayblow BAMBERGER'S DRIVE-IN AUTO CENTER fuel bills was "nobody ever told me," and complaints against battered and bruised Cindy M.Grattan Get thase services free with every tire purchase Boston University. Express Girl ATM were frequent. EAT0NT08I • TIRE INSTALLATION 6 TIRE ROTATION • FLAT REPAIR Steve Sinko's Terriers bit off Ray's Boy In addition to the question of cost, fuel capacity more than they could chew when Excellent Colby MONMOJ1TH CIRCLE t*MONMOUTH: Adjacent to Bamberger's at the Eatontown Circle they scheduled Penn State an' has been a major headache with the big outboard^ Daredevil NIW Jf Dirt OIIAIIST S10RF, ONI OF AMtHUH I t*MENLO PARK: Parking field #23 at the Shopping Center Syracuse for their first two op- PLAINFIELD: Auto Accessories, Lower Level, installation nearby Boats could not carry enough gas to give them any The Little Colonel ponents. The Nittany Lions, •NEWARK: Sales, service, 428 High St., entrance on Academy usually a power in the East, shut Molly Volo kind of range. This can be both an inconvenience and t*PARAMUS: Parking field A-4 at the Garden State Plaza a hazard, as inexperienced owners would run out of out BU in the opener for both High Splint schools last Saturday, 20-0. fuel far off-shore or in inaccessible locations. Vickie Dean 'Quick expert Installation and service on tires, mufflers, shock absorbers and seat covers available In these modern aufo The Orange should do even bet- Queen's Impel centers that feature all the most up-to-date service equipment. |Br«ke sales and service also available. And so, the emphasis this year is on engineer- ter. They were voted No. 1 in Buccaneer the country in the pre-season As- ing .Improvements and refinements, with the horse- sociated Press poll, and against Contour "J? power race played down. Bettef carburetion and BU they should do no more than Wilbur Dale fuel systems, more efficient lower units and new flex their mighty muscles In prep- Duffy's Scotch aration for more important future advances In fuel Itself are all part of the 1961 business. Aunt Debbie My Surprise picture. About half the teams in th Hal Castle THIS WEEK Soott division of McCulloch, which has taken country opened last week. Th rubble that remained of some o Mohawk Thruway horsepower designations off the motor shrouds thi the big boys was still bein 8 Orcgonla year and merely designates the motors by a name picked up after some of the open Goosemar ing day shockers, descriptive of its function, has announced a new de Texas, Southern California and Afton Frank Evcnguy tergent motor oil for use with gasoline that makes the Pitt, ranked Nos. 4, 6 and 7, re- Streak gas-to-oil ratio 40 to one. This means one quart of spectively, in the pre-season pol were rudely dumped. Texas, thf Spring Chief oil to ten gallons of gas instead of the commonly used Southwest Conference co-cham Our Way one quart to five gallons, and is a significant step pion, lost to Nebraska, 14-13; 10 Hildred Direct toward fuel economy in two-cycle engines. Southern Cal fell before Orego State, 14-0, and Pitt was humblec Because there is nothing radically new in the new by UCLA, 8-7. Broncos Win motors, and because the late season market went a Texas could be in for mon trouble this week. The Longhorn; bit soft, this should be a good time of year for those play Maryland, a sleeper tha In AL Football who don't mind having a year-old model to pick up chopped down West Virginia, 31 Patient Frank Filchock has The Terps, who have beei 1960 motors at reduced prices. They usually go on molded the unheralded Denve having rough sledding since th' Broncos into a potent pro foo sale as soon as the 1961's come out. glory days of 1955, think the, • FREE HEAVY-DUTY TUBE, reg. 2.87 to 3.37 ball aggregation with title aspira- have a winner this year. Those who like the latest and newest will no tions in the Western division ol Southern Cal will try to pick ui with every tube-type tire the fledgling American League. doubt find' the 1961 models the most efficient, re- the pieces against Texas Chris liable outboard power plants ever marketed, with tian, while Pitt entertains Mich With two games gone in thi * FREE PUNCTURE SEALANT, worth 2.99, light weight per horsepower and better fuel econ- igan State, another rough cus young AFL season Filchock's tomer, and No. 8 in the pre-sea- Broncos have moved into firsi with every tubeless tire omy than ever before. '' son poll. place in the West with an un We predict that the sales competition will be the Nebraska's victory over Texa: blemished record after a 27-21 and Kansas' surprising 21-6 tr come-from-behind triumph ove: ruggedest in many a year, and that because of it there umph over TCU, the other South the Buffalo Bills Sunday. will be some radical new models either next year or west Conference Co-Champion Johnny Pyeatt's 33-yard mi the year after. bodes no good for Oklahoma with an intercepted pass for »i^L$jii«™\.*iu In the boat field, the trend away from convention which has won the big eight title fourth quarter touchdown won the last 12 years. for Denver. al wood construction to fiberglass and aluminum con The Sooners open this wee] Over 15,000 turned out to sei tinues, especially in small boats. These materials are against Northwestern. Nebrask: the Broncos and Bills and -20,15' also making marked strides in bigger boats. Fiber- will be at home to Minnesota am were on hand as Houston's Oiler: Kansas will try to make it twt riddled the vaunted Los Angelc glass boats over 40 feet are now being marketed, and in a row at the expense of Kan chargers, 38-28. Another 19,20' a 75-foot aluminum power yacht was recently launched. sas Stale. saw the Boston Patroits edge thi Alabama provided another eye- New York Titans, 28-24, on thi Airplane construction methods are entering the alumi opener by whipping Georgia, 2 TYREX NYLON 6, in ... final play of a Saturday nigh num field in an interesting development. In wood, the National televisioi thriller. game of the week, Georgi plywood, lapstrake planked, sheet or molded, continues Meanwhile, the National stormed through the tough South League—set to inaugurate its 41s] to gain as the most popular nonsynthetic material. eastern Conference undefeatet season Friday night—wound u last year. Alabama takes oi the exhibition season with th franchise if some other major Tulane this week, while Georgii Green Bay Packers completlni league team picks up the work- tackles Vanderbilt. Eastern League a 6-0 slate by walloping winlesi ing agreement but decides to Other Important Saturdaj 12.99 Washington, 41-7, as Bart Star; 11.99 move to another city, scores Included Navy 22, Bostor passed for three touchdowns, Might Expand Mi;anwhlle, St. Louis has College 7 ;Army 37, Buffalo 0; 640x15 tube-type bloekwall, plus tax 640x15 tube-type blackwall,, plus tax In other pre-season wlndup: NEW YORK (AP) — Tommy shown some interest in acquir- Missouri 20, Southern Mcthodlsi and recappablo exchange and recappable exchange 0; Arkansas 9, Oklahoma State Norm Van Brocklin pitchei Richardson, president of the ing a Class A working agreement 0; Georgia Tech 23, Kentucky 13 Philadelphia to a 35-21 victor; Class A Eastern League, plans but has not made a final deci- First line quality gives more mileage because of Broad 7-ribbed tread gives greater traction and Loulslann State !), Texas A&N over defending champion Bald to meet with major league farm sion. 0; Washington State 15, Stanfor more; Bobby Mitchell went 1 heavier tread and sidewall. Made of Tyrex viscose stability for safe starting and stopping—and don't directors In Pittsburgh, Oct. 3 Richardson said that if he can 14, yards lor the deciding TD cord, the same cord used as the original equipment in efforts to determine if he can get the additional working agree- forget that first line quality. This outstanding Cleveland's, 14-10, triumph ov get additional working agree- ments he would make a survey on most new cars; this tire Is unconditionally quality tire carries a 26-month unconditional Detroit and St, Louis beat Sai ments to expand the circuit from of Johnstown, York and Wllkcs- New Arena Francisco, 24-17, guaranteed for 22 months against all road hazards guarantee ngolnst all road hnznrds such as blow- six to eight teams. Barre, Pa., and Albany, N. Y., Denver trailed Buffalo, 13-6 such as blowouts, glass cuts and curb bruises,* outs, glass cuts and curb bruises.* Tho league held an Informal and recommend tho best suited Talk in Newark halftlme before quarlcrbac meeting here yesterday but took for franchises. All four cities Slit Tube-Type T»x Tubelett Tax Tube-Type Tubeless NEWARK (AP) - Tho no Frank Trlpucka passed tha Bro She Tax Tax no definite action on oxpanslon previously liavo had Minor M0 X 15 11.9? 1.45 12.99 ,...1.45... buildings board of the Intern co'« Into the lead with touchdow x ID 16.99 l.M 17.99 2.16 700 X 15 17.99 ....1.84 .... 18.99 2.16 rd n Munlclpnl Sports Arrn yard henvu from Torn O'ConncI not renew their working agree- according to Richardson, lie said WKI / Ml x 15 ....18.99 3.04 19.99 1.35 noo / 1120 x 15 ....19.99 ... J.04 .... 20,99 2.35 Auditorium for Nownrk thnl con lo lilbcrl Duhcnlon put tho Bill 750 X 14 13.99 1,67 1-1 14.99 1,67 ment with the I.micnslcr, Pa,, the six teams have signified their 7M) X nccommodntp ovor 10,000 po back In front before 1'ycalt p ROO X 15 15,9? 1,99 IKMI x 14 16,99 1,99 Ritl Roses, lie unlit this could Intention to be members ngnln sons, fercd an errant O'Connoll pa BM X 14 17.99 2,16 IIM) X 14 1J.99 2,16 result In Lancaster losing Its next year. The consultant!) estimated for the clincher. flOO X 14 19,99 2.32 800 X 14 • 3O.«9 2,12 would cost $.1 million to acquln i Veteran <|unrlt rbock (JLW All prifM plus lax and recappable' exchange. All prices plus tax and recappable exchange. n silo And construct thn nrrnn Illundu personally scored th Whltewells slightly higher, Whltewalts slightly higher. Don't mln seeing Mnyor Lro P. C'nrlln sold cltj Olleri Into first place In tl: official* would study tho rcpori •I'rn-rilH on tlmn 'J'ro-rAUri tin tlrm Charlie McManui or East, selling up tlirco touc Leo Plik during their SIGNS WITH PHILS downs with his passes nnd tco Ing them on 1-yanl plunges whl Big Summer Tire Sale PlIII-AiM-U'HIA (AP)-rrBn' Ruhlno of Trenton, m-yrnr-o!' nddlnx s field Koal nnd tiv TELESERVICE AND MAIL. AUTO ACCESSORIES c conversions fur 20 points, of General Tlrei shorlstop hns ticr-n dinned h BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH, MENLO PARK, NEWARK, PARAMUS AND PLAINFIELD KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING ... KB 1-2646 ho Philadelphia I'lillllm. lie will1 Join the (°ln«g C llnkct* llol> Fil/i1, iislnjj thf lust nil of fit-Id tram In Ilir (.'nllfnrnln cipkn kliic. >:IIVP WyninliiH n !•• AIR-CONDITIONED BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH OPEN 4 NIGIITS-MON., WED., THURS., & FRI. 'TIL 9:30 McMANUS & FISK, Inc. I,i-H(!IM' Il'-Xt Kfntnn, III* tl/l«r|pn|l !l Mr wllll Dnivi-r III 1*121 With Shop Tueidayi and Saturday* from 10 A.M. 'rll 6 P.M, • At the Eatontown Traffic Circle and Route 35 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK chili niWKiiinct-il Nntiifilny. kuk* nl VK '.\'\ ami 'l'i vattlv 1(1,1) IIA.N'K JIM,Ml It M'ui.l.i), ,Sr|,|, |>>, !%(j It (J»e Our Teleservlco at no additional charge. OSborno 1-2500 or KEIIogij 1.2400 On C.O.D. ndd 30c for handling BED BANK REGISTER Describes STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVEKGAMD Fears Of OKMT/ I STOOD DAILY FORTUNE FINDER MIKE \ "AND !U 00 IT AGAM TSUY N THE SPORTS JOB, t AWFUL S0RW/ T earn : ol r Fortune for toda 5 UP BEFORE TONIGHT IP I r—% rss^arac-i. BIXIE/ ?.l , [ i. y ^om the stars, write in the letters EATINS.A PRETTY I FEEL LIKE IT/ of .the alphabet corresponding to the numerals on the line of the astro- Russians logical period in which you were born. You will find it fun. FORT MONMOUTH — The lllftmilt ? '° 'J '.* " '4 »'«'"«!» 20 J1MJ3J4J5J4 A. B C D g F 0 H IJ KtWNOPQ R$ TUVWXYZ things the Russian leaders fear HER BOf FRIEND, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD most are their own people and 4 1 14 7 5 18 9 14 9 4 12 5 20 1 12 A SYLVAWIUE Sometimes you can make your FEB. 20 adverse publicity in the free POLICE OFF/CEX/ world, Col Clyde R. McBride, contract only if a key card is FEB.21. 1 14 9 7 8 20 15 6 4 6 12 9 7 8 20 19 favorably located. But even this MAR. 20 former U. S. Army attache in Moscow, told an audience of 200 luck still depends on good plan- 6 18 5 17 21 5 14 20 13 8 5 20 9 14 7 19 ning. at Gibbs Hall Officers' Club here Thursday night. • « West opens the queen of clubs 1 8 21 18 18 9 5 4 20 18 9 16 14 6 1 18 and you let him hold the first Col. McBride, guest speaker at trick. He continues, and you win 2 9 7 1 4 22 1 14 3- 5 14 5 1 18 5 18 a dinner-meeting of Armed In dummy with the king. Forces Communications and You lead a low diamond from 14 5 23 23 9. 14 14 9 14 7 19 11 9 12 12 19 Electronics Association, said that the dummy, and West wins with 70 to 75. per cent of the .Russian the king. He leads another club, 14 5 23 12 15 22 5 12 21 3 11 1 8 C 1 4 people are apathetic and thor- forcing out your last stopper. oughly convinced that the future MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY You lead another diamond, hold 16 18 9 26 5 4 9 14 22 9 20 1 20 9 15 14 holds little for them.' Ing your breath. If West has thi The speaker, now attached to PONT XTEU-VOU.. ^ ace of diamonds, he will beal 25 15 21 18 12 21 3 11 9 13 16 18 15 22 5 19 I'M (SLAP VOU VOU SURE IT'S the office of the Assistant Chief FINALLY ASKEEP AL.U RiSMT IN WORRY! THBBE/9 NOTHINS you with the rest of the clubs, 1 12 21 3 18 1 20 9 22 5 16 5 18 9 15 4 of Staff for Intelligence, Washing' TO PUT YOUR THERE? Fortunately for you, East ha ton, declared that most Russian MONEY IN THE RANK! to win the trick. 25 15 21 19 8 15 23 7 15 15 4 20 1 19 20 5 people have a sense of inferior- East returns a spade for lack ity, with an intense fear of war. of anything better to do. 26 5 19 20 6 21.12 5 14 10 15 25 13 5 14 20 He told of the poor quality and The Missing King inadequate housing, poor pay By this time you should be 9-20" for the average family man, and wondering who has the missing diets of cereal, cabbage and ©1M0. Kim rmuiti syndics!,. Int. sausage for families who sleep and eat in the same room of king of hearts. You have eight and then the ace of spades. Next communal apartments. THE HANDS sure tricks and need an addition- lead a low heart toward dummy. Every foreigner is considered Finesse dummy's eight of hearts South dealer al heart trick to make the. con- a potential spy, he said. Some North-South vulnerable tract. to make East win the trick. Now NORTH East must lead away from the are harassed even in open areas , AKJ3 If West has the king of hearts, king of hearts, and. you let the with baggage searched. Occas ¥ Q 8 4 he will gain the lead and run histrick run to dummy's queen. sionally rooms are "bugged," he • J 7 6 2 clubs to defeat the contract. You added. must therefore assume that East WEST. EAST DAILY QUESTION He said he did not mean to SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF • 85" * 10 764 has the king of hearts. How can Partner opens with one spade, give the impression that the Rus- V J5 2 »K97f you make your contract if this and the next player bids two sians are not a military or econo WHAT w you easeesr, VON HAUL? WU. • K54 • A 8 is the case? clubs. You hold: Spades—10 7 6 mic threat. The Russian stock yoli HAUL THE OPSUe RKW ITS CflJCWB TOW WITH TKCUnW- • Q J 10 8 6 53 A 2 Hearts—K 9 7 6 Diamonds— pile of steel for munitions and its ^f.*?. \ fOStnoH W5H0BE UN£«B WOB/WWf IAVA CRASS PO WOT AFKBO SOUTH Run the rest of the diamonds, wvei.wtnwrH.w5 • A Q 9 coming down to three hearts and A 8 Clubs—5 3. What do you modern military equipment adds say? up to the most formidable chal- r£flE,VILYU5K? RNPTHEHATlVeSViW ¥ A 10 3 two spades in each hand. East CARBieOOfFTnEPIUJT- • Q 10 9 3 must save the same number of Answer: Bid two spades. You lenge of the 20th Century, he ob- WHAT «O0T THE? • A 9 7 cards in these two suits, for if have good value for this free served. WVtTETHEMIOiTO Booth West North East ITRJSUS.' 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Paa he saves only two hearts you canraise, but you are not quite Col. McBride was joined in his Opening lead — #0 cash the ace and duck one heart strong enough to make a more presentation of impressions in to hin), thus setting up dummy's encouraging bid. If partner the Soviet Union by Mrs. Mc- queen. speaks again, you will .make Bride, who was with him on the If you judge that East has sure of getting to game. Russian trip. saved three hearts, cash the king CROSSWORD PUZZLE AniW'r l0 Slturdayli Pu"" •ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ACROSS J-Football For Tuesday, September 2(* position 1-EilBtcd (abbr.) {-Identical 4-Vast age 9-In music, 5-Spn.nIsh title Present—For-You and NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL high 6-Confounded 1!-.Man's name. 7-Note of Bcale Yours • • • Neutral aspects con- U-Arablnn S-Ferlod ot tinue, with, mixed planetary vi- WHEN WU SOT A chieftain time /AW,THAfS NO PROBLEM CONVERTIBLE K-Inlet J-Macaw brations suggesting that it will C WINK 15-Compui 10-Chlness mil* Dlnt Il-Symbol for be difficult to get others to Sne ot tantalum reach decisions now. Sales ef- Columbui'i 17-Malden loved 0 ships by Zeim forts may not be as satisfactory 18-Moham* 19-Proceed medan Jl-Stop as we'd like them. People tend commander 23-Wlfe ot to be irritable and hard to get 10-Symbol for Geralnt rhodium 15-Depradatloa JS-Hastcna 53-Sun god along with. Try to be patient. 1!-E«cape by bandit! 40-Solar disk 66-Frult drink •lowly i 26-Gutdea 68-Greck letter 14-OlobH 17-Metal 43-Proflted 60-Number Past . . « According to the Future • • • During the next 10 37-Break fastener 46-GrowIng 61-Note of scale •uddenlr 62-Hypothotlcal magazine "U.S.S.R.," real wages years, the electrical utilities of 18-Frult out of the U.S. will install-an addi- IS-RockCih 41-Abstalna force 11-Sklll 10-Wlne cupi 61-Worlil of factory and office workers tional system the size of the one li-Plecea ot IS-Mark left by from certain now operating. In the next 20 baked clay wound food organization in the Soviet Union in 1959 It-Coin (Init.) years, 'they will install additional Il-That !• I5-Send forth 51-Man'nicknama e doubled that o£ 1940, and real (abbr.) U 86-Above systems equal to the present n-Joln W it 1 2 1 10 income of farmers increase^ generating capacity of the entire I9-Harm m more than twofold. worlds 41-3.1416 (2-Preclpltatlon 12 44-Hlndu guitar MARK TRAIL By ED DODD 45-Confederat* 19 The Day Under Your Sign Eenera] •7-Sand bar 20 21 25 ARIES (Born March 21 to April 191 LIBRA. (Sopt.23.l0 OCT. 22) 49-Measure ot Aipects arc sot too bright. Keep plant Try to cheer up a Mend who is de weight (pi.) preiied and you'll {eel belter yourself, to-Slave to minimum. Watch wh«t ]rou say, too. H-Heavtnly TAURUS (April 20 to M.y 20) . SCORPIO (OCT. 23 TO NOV. 21) 33 Take a brisk irallc'if out of Mrtl. You body Accept parlicipition in community project sniy meet someone you II enjoy. 14-A atata only ii you cm do the job right. (abbr.) SAGITTARIUS (Nov.22 to Dte.Ill J5-Glr]'s nan* GEMINI (May 21 (a Juno 21) Daydreaming ii p'ejant, but unprofit 67-Former Finances are sdvenely. aipectcd, 10 b« able. Be more realistfc in your think Russian ruler 42 43 wary o( making commitment!. ing. WHILE SCOTTY (9-Near UO KATHYARE el-Speck CANCER (Jan. 22to July 21) CAPRICORN (D«. 11 ToJ.n. 201 47 48 Feiiimiim takes over, but you can altt BUSVTByiNS 63-Plece for two Slick to tangible thing!, eved.thoujh your attitude i! you honestly try. 65-Glant the intingible are more attractive. TO LAND A 67-Poem if AQUARIUS (J.n.2lToFeb. 19) FIGHTING II-Flnlthei LEO (July 2J to Aug. 21) Vitality If at low ebb, «o taVe it a SAIMON, Bieeq 69-UncIosed 60 Extravagance it not advisable, even easy as you can without neglectin though you Icel a strong urge to duty. THE ROGUE DOWN splurge. BROWME, BBEAXS 66 PISCES |F,b. 20 lo March 20) FROM COVER VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S.pl. 22). Keep a tight rein on emotions, ere 1-Em«ri«d Your favorite person of opposite sex though it is difficult not to blow your Tlctorlom 68 69 keeps you gueuing. Try it yourself I top. 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REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY ^MISSV/COME HERr-,Pl.EASE//^fi DID YOU HEAT?/ FIRST TWO i v A NOTICE TO REPORT FOR JURypirryf ;l i^JBUffltrwIl -1 Three-Way Fight RED BANK REGISTER Vanity, Sept 19, 1960-15 ,-J Looms in Rhode Island Race PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - after, he became U. S. attorney Political comeback efforts of general. two former governors are clash- He resigned under fire in 1952 in the midst of charges that ing with the ambition of a so-rocked the Truman administra- cialite newcomer to succeed the tion tax scandals, cronyism and dean of the U. S. Senate. allegations of "five per centers" The three-way fight for Demo- currying favors for government cratic nomination to the seat contracts for clients. McGrath, being vacated by retiring, 92- himself, has always claimed he was a scapegoat in that chain of year-old Theodore Francis Green events. (D) will reach a climax in the ept. 28 primary. He has publicized a letter in which Truman offered, soon aft- Competing for the nomination er the attorney general's resigna- are: tion, to help McGrath at any Dennis J. Roberts, 57, governor time in the future. However, Mc- rom 1951 to 1959. Grath says he won't collect on J. Howard McGrath, 56, World that promise in this campaign. War II governor and a former Even without the redoubtable U. S. attorney general and Dem- H.S.T., Rhode Island's Democrat- ocratic national chairman. ic senate battle bids fair to be a Claiborne De Borda Pell, 41, give-'em-hell, Fourth of July fire- REVIEW SOVIET STATUS—Col. Clyde R.McBride of the office of assistant chief of whose father was a diplomat in works fight before primary day staff for intelligence in Washington and former U.S. Army attache in Moscow, left, the Franklin D. Roosevelt admin- arrives. istration, and who himself has it shown here with his wife and Dr. Hans K, Ziegler, chief scientist at the Army held minor posts in the State SPEEDY FIREMEN—Members of the Navesink Fire Company placed second in the Signal Research and Development Laboratory, Fort- Monmouth. Before an audience Department's Foreign Service. Vets Want hose-laying competition during the field d ay yesterday for which they were the host of 200 members and guests of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics His family moves in fashionable Newport's highest social strata. company. The event required a three-m an team to drive from a hydrant to a point- Association, they discussed present conditions in the Soviet Union at the Gibbs Hall Practicing Lawyers A Queen where they jumped from the truck, connected a nozzle and directed a stream of officers' club. Roberts and McGrath are prac- MIDDLETOWN—Veterans here ticing lawyers. Pell is a business- water at a target. Navesink took 19 seconds to complete the job, just one second are looking for a lovely young slower than the winning team, Monmouth B each. man of considerable wealth. Rob- lady. The World Today: Heads Drive erts has the Democratic A queen will be selected to State Committee's endorsement. reign over Veterans Day cere- Roberts, .a former Fordham monies here Nov. 6 and to grace Sodality % Campaign Monotony University football star, won par- a dance in Buck Smith's, Palmer ty support despite being the first Ave., ' East Keansburg, Friday governor in 20 years to lose the By JAMES MARLOW Sept. 30. Dines In state house to a Republican. That A joint committee from the happened in 1958 after Roberts Middletown Post of Veterans of WASHINGTON (AP) - This to his own advantage in a very won a party-splitting primary for presidential campaign begins to simple way: Foreign Wars and the Leonardo Shadowbrook gubernatorial renomination. He Post, American Legion, says sound monotonous. The candi- Although Kennedy at 43 is only lost in November to Christopher dates are repeating pretty much four years Nixon's junior, the that to be eligible a girl must RED BANK — Members of the Del Sesto. be a resident of Middletown Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. the same two themes everywhere vice-president tries to support his Embers of the 1958 primary they go. contention that he would -make Township, 16 years of age orAnthony's Catholic Church start- battle still smolder. In part, Pell over and single. ed its fall season with a dinner The themes are leadership and the better leader by arguing he and McGrath are banking on a Anyone interested may conmeeting recently in Shadowbrook, the contest with Russia. has more experience. He does it sizable anti-Roberts vote. tact Clarence Faser, 614 Turner Shrewsbury. The only heat has been the endlessly, this way: Pell Is representing himself to Dr., Belford, or either of the Miss Adeline Mazza, prefect, religious issue. And neither By suggesting Kennedy's ex- ie public as a 1'new face." welcomed members and listed perience has been limited to two veterans organizations be- candidate created that. claims his youth, is in the pat- fore Thursday. committee aides for the year. Congress while Nixon not only tern of Sen. John F. Kennedy Since monotony can be dead- Tickets for the dance are avail- Plans were also made for the has served in Congress but, from neighboring Massachusetts. ly as a shotgun, it is unlikely that able through any member of the annual Communion breakfast to through the use Eisenhower has Pell also claims Foreign Service the candidates will or even can Legion or V.F.W. be held Dec. 4 for all the single made of him, knows the inside experience from his State De- continue their warmed-over argu- The Combined Veterans' Daygirls of St. Anthony's parish. Ar- workings of the executive partment stints abroad. ments indefinitely. They may committee has decided to again rangements were also made to get rougher, and probably will. branch, too. Both his veteran opponents la- distribute souvenir glasses at the hold the annual Christmas dance Or change may be forced on Kennedy has to walk gingerly bel Pell an unknown. Roberts V.F.W. home following the paDec- . 10 at Val Ernie's Sea Girt Wlilard E. Smith them these next two weeks be- when he talks of the contest with openly scoffed at his Foreign rade. Inn, Sea Girt. cause of what the Eisenhower Russia. He must avoid sounding Service claim, stating that Pel Mrs. Carmella Gajewski was Miss Mazza said that Oct. 2 ASBURY PARK — Willard E never earned more- than $4,800 administration and Premier Niki- defeatist while trying to say this Smith, assistant cashier at the appointed historian by Emmett will be Communion Sunday, and ta Khrushchev do or fail to docountry lags behind the Soviet annually from the federal gov- Cherne, who served as chairman. that the next meeting will be Oct. Asbury Park-Manasquan Nationa ernment. at the United Nations in New efforts. Bank, will be treasurer for the The group will ask Detective Lt. 6. York. Here his tactic is to promise Pell rejoined that his highest Charles Kenney of Newark to be She named the following com- annual muscular dystrophy cam- paychecks were "in excess of The essential reason for the un- he will throw more of the na- paign which opens in November. the principal speaker at the pa- mittee chairmen: Miss Mildred tional resources into the contest. $7,000." He said Roberts was low- rade. Pace, Oour Lady's Catholic truth fiery campaign Is that Nixon and This is the third year that Mr. ering the level of the campaign Nixon, not a man to stay on The committee will meet again committee; Miss Barbara Mel- Kennedy are arguing not so Smith has volunteered his serv- Political Associates much about doing things differ- the defensive if he can help it, ices in this capacity to Monmouth at 8:30 p. m. Thursday in thelac!, social and publicity commit- does the obvious on this one. The two ex-governors, once po- V.F.W. home, Rt. 35 Middle- tee, and Miss Sophie Ciambrone, ently as about doing them bet- County Chapter of the Muscular litcial associates, have drifted ler. He calls Kennedy a prophet of Dystrophy Associations. Mr. town. Eucharistic-Apostolic committee. gloom and doom while appealing apart in recent years. New officers for this year will AMID RUINS —Mrs. Margaret Sisto, 23 Grandview Obvious Issues Smith is a resident of 427 Slocum In 'his 1958 primary troubles, to national pride and optimism be Miss Mazza, prefect, and Miss PI., Neptune. Roberts felt he did not have the Keansburg, sits in the ruins of her bedroom, destroyed Their two main themes—lead- latherine DeLorenzo, vice pre- by assuring voters this country whole-hearted support of Mc- when "water like a wave" flooded the Sisto home during ership and the contest with Rus- is doing just fine. Baptist Girls fect; Miss Jo Phillips, secretary, sia—were predictable as cam- Grath, although McGrath did All this creates a dilemma for and Miss Rose Pignataro, treas Hurricane Donna. Like hundreds of Keansburg residents paign Issues long before the speak out eventually for Roberts' those voters who can only guess Horsemen urer. this week, Mrs. Sisto was drying out and salvaging what campaign began. Democrats and nomination. Meet in Chapel which man would be a better But beforehand, Roberts had RED BANK — First Things she could of her clothes and furnishings. Republican had been arguing leader and who do not keep de- them for years. Drop Suit criticized Me Grath in words the First, a girls' fellowship gfoup, tailed notes on national defense FREEHOLD — Six horsemen latter said Roberts would "live held its opening meeting last Nixon and Kennedy simply and foreign affairs. Garden Club took them over and made them have dropped their suit agains to regret." To date, the two vet- week in the chapel of the Red President's Union Beach personal, the Freehold Raceway. erans have • fenced cautiously Bank Baptist Church and outlined The announcement of the can each seeming to wait for theits program fur the year. In- Opens Season For years Democarts had ac- 3 Books By other to open up. Both appeal to cluded were plans for a Hallo- cused President Eisenhower and cellation was made by Jerry LITTLE SILVER - The Gar- Greetings To Collect Sokol, Freehold attorney and one the voters to reward their past ween party. his administration of lack of experience in office and party den Club opened its fall season WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- leadership. It was a ready-made Writer Team of the plaintiffs, when the suit Susan Graves, president, nam with a luncheon meeting last dent Eisenhower has extended was scheduled to be heard Fri- loyalty with the nomination to ed Lois Miller a new member, Storm Debris argument for any Democratic LITTLE SILVER - The joint oppose Republican Raoul Arch week at the home of Mrs. Joseph greetings to members of the Jew- day before County Judge Elvin as hospitality chairman. ish faith on the opening of the UNION BEACH - Residents candidate once the campaign be- efforts of -a local husband-wife ambault, Jr. B. Mount on Point Rd. have been advised that the Road gan. writer team will go on sale this R. Simmill sitting temporarily in Hostesses were Miss Graves Mrs. Dale B. Otto, Mrs. Edgar period of High Holy Days includ- the Chancery Division of Supe- Archambault got Into politics and Jeri Powell. The next meet- ing Rosh Hashana and Yom Kip- Department, starting Wednesday, Kennedy adopted it and did the week in bookstores throughout on his return from World War Ostrander and Mrs. Charles W. will collect all storm debris that the country. rior Court. ing will be held Oct. 4 at 7:30 pur. obvious by offering himself as II in which he was a Marine Stephens were the assisting host- is piled up at the curbside. Mr. Sokol, a horse owner and p. m. in the home of Gail Wilson, esses. The President's message: the answer. G. Paul and Erica Butler, Point major and won the Navy Cross. Officials said fallen trees and Rd., are the authors of Butlers' five other drivers and trainers 61 John St. Mrs. Edward F, Torre, ways "During the season of the Jew- This gave Nixon a double trou- filed suit to compel the raceway He was elected a state senator, limbs on private property will be "Mexico," "The Caribbean and subsequently became Republican Attending were Marilyn Dagett, and means chairman, said the ish High Holy Days it is always ble. As part of the administra- Central America," and "South to allow them access to the stable a prospective member, and Nan- club will hold a dessert-bridge a pleasure to extend greetings tocollected by borough employees tion, he had to defend it. At the area of the track. state chairman and in 1952 was provided the trees and limbs have America." the GOP candidate for governor. cy Houghton, Shrewsbury; Mari- Oct. 27 in St. John's Episcopal my fellow citizens of the Jewish same time he had to get across The six had been barred earlier lyn Baxter, Glenda Bowling, parish house on Point Rd. A non- faith. been cut into easily moved pieces The three travel books were He was defeated by Roberts, the and piled at the curb. the idea that if elected he would published simultaneously by Dthi. s month after registering com- Margaret Quivey and Rita Ball, competitive flower show also will "I know this is a time of deep plaints against purse sizes, con man he may oppose this fall If No borough employees will be be more than just a carbon copy Van Nostrand Co., Inc., Prince- Roberts wins the democratic Middletown; Mary Hall and be held at the party. meaning for them. In the honored of Eisenhower. ton. ditions at the raceway and quali- Sally Wikoff, Fair Haven, and The club's yearbook was dis-tradition of their ancient faith available to cut up trees and nomination. imbs on private property. So he, too, did the obvious. Dr. and Mrs. Butler utilized 30 Fying regulations for horses. Barbara Bennett, Gail Wilson tributed. The cover is an original they are led to special acts of In 1953 he was named general contrition, thanksgiving, and The borough dump will be open While defending Eisenhower but counsel for the Federal Civilian and Susan Peters, of this place. etching done by a club member, trying to appear as his own man Mr. Sokol were: Rosino, Also present were counselors Mrs, Arthur Huson, of a floral praise. Sustained by the creative dally except Sunday until the end writing the books which describe , Defense Administration, and in of the month. Use of the dump Nixon promised to build on the Mrs. Dorothy Cotgreave and arrangement made by Mrs. Wil-- and moral power of their fath- hotels, transportation, restau- Michael Lamb, Daniel Borovsky, 1953 became assistant director of is restricted to residents only Eisenhower foundation and then rants, night clubs, natural won- Lawrence" Powers and John Hlg- Mrs. Jerome Powell. iani S. Howard, a club member, ers' God they enter their new the U. S. Bureau of the Budget, ear witn who must obtain a permit from some. ders, local tours, food and other gins. A seventh plaintiff, Cody a post he resigned late last year at the organization's first stand-jy confidence. ard flower show held last May. "This is my last opportunity the Board of Health. Turn Advantage expenses in the areas covered by James, withdrew from the suit to seek the senatorial nomina- Collection of debris by borough the books. last week. Also assisting with the yearbook to extend greetings on this oc- At the same time he tried to tion. To Parole Man employees will continue until Religious and books editor of publication was Mrs. Richard casion but as a private citizen turn his years with Eisenhower Resigned Under Fire Sept. 30. the New York. Daily Mirror, Dr. McGrath is the most nationally In Robbery Case Robinson I shall continue to remember Butler Is a well-known author Rau Gets known of the trio of Democratic Mrs. Mount, the president, in- these Holy Days each year with and lecturer who has traveled candidates. As Democratic na< TRENTON (AP) - The state troduced a new member, Mrs. A. warmth and respect." Seven Sales almost two million miles, includ- lonal chairman, he mastermind- Parole Board said yesterday it Allen Attenborough. She also ap- Nixon Slates ing over 30 trips to Mexico. Pack Post ed Harry S. Truman's amazing will parole a West New York man pointed standing committee chair- He is a graduate of Lawrence EATONTOWN — Wilbur Rau 1948 presidential victory. Soon who participated in a 1952 armed men. Abramowitz Jersey Tour Announced College, Drew Seminary and Co- was appointed awards chairman robbery. The president reported that SHREWSBURY - The realty lumbia University. at Thursday night's committee The board said lt will free three club members, Mrs. Huson, TRENTON (AP) - Vice Presi- firm of Walker and Walker, 661 Mrs. Butler, a native of Texas,meeting of Cub Pack 57 at the Daniel Santore, 53, formerly of Mrs. Robert Rothwell and Mrs. Wins Award dent Richard M. Nixon will tour Broad- St., this week announced can practically match her hus-home of Mr .and Mrs. Jack Kan- Budget Set 231 64th St., West New York, who Stephens, were among the topLONG BRANCH — Lt. ColNe. w Jersey Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the following seven sales. band's travel record, and is par- ey, Meadowbrook Ave. It was served V/, years of a 12-15 year winners in the flower show held Reuben Abramowitz (USA-Ret.), quest of the state's 16 electoral recently by the Monmouth Elber- A modern ranch located at ISticularly fond of Latin America. announced that cub scouts this term in state prison, n trustee of Joseph Finkcl Lodge, Votes for President. When her husband began his By PTA on Horticulture Society. Branford Cir., New Shrewsbury, year will be presented gold pins Authorities said Santore was _ - , . -j "* KII»Bna'i Brith..Hill!, ||H>ha>s ll,Vl.m.receivedU lilthot firsIll^ti Carl Erdman, GOP state chair- was sold for Mr. and Mrs. John travel guides she accompanied for perfect attendance at pack SHREWSBURY-The proposed involved in the October 1952 hold- Members held an informal National Jewish Welfare Board man, said Mr. Nixon has been K. Burr, 3d, to Mr. and Mrs. him on trips and was soon en- and den meetings. budget for 1960-1961, as present- up of the Kiss Textile Manufac- competition of miniature floral j Armed Services Committee Invited to stump through Essex, gaged In helping with the writing ed by Ted Reckcr, chairman, arranRcments, and winners were R. G. Wolf. Mr. Wolf is associ- A program entitled "Get Out turing Co., In which $7,500 was awnrd for his Interest in human Union, Bergen, Passaic, Hudson •ted with Kolcast Industries, Min- of the books. was .accepted by the membership stolen. Mrs. Theodore D. Parsons, first; rights. and Middlesex counties, but plans 1 and Vote" will be featured at Mrs. Robert Hamlin, second, and erva,. Ohio, and the First Eastern In addition, the Butlers three of the Parent-Teacher Associa- He accused the police of fram- The presentation was made re- are not yet final. children ha^ve helped search out ,"."' M°nday'|, »ck tion at Thursday night's meeting Mrs. David Marshall,, third. cently In the Balfour Hotel, Lakc- Investment Co., Red Bank. 30 p m First> and ng him after partner, John Keat- The lour will mark Mr. Nixon's special places for young people, '• ' ' ' in the school. "Juniors at Work" will be the wnoc] A ranch-style home In the Fox third prizes will the awarded to ng, had identified him as one irst big foray for New Jersey Hill section of Little Silver was orchestras, clothes and such rig- Mrs. Mclvln Zelscl, president, Col. Abramo- 'otes, although ho appeared at a orous activities as mountain the winners of the Plnewood Der- of tho robbers. Keating was sent at 10 a.m. in Little Silver Hor- sold to George P. Graham of announced that dancing classes to Bordentown Reformatory for witz, 347 Lowden Ct., was named national convention of GOP wom- climbing. ' by race also to be held that night. will be avallabe for fifth, sixth, Tho guest speaker wlllbe Mrs. Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Graham Is Cubs nnd their fathers aro mak- a 3-5 year term and was re- lo tho committee which presented en In Atlantic City last Thursday. an engineer with Western Union seventh and eighth grades In the ough Hall The guest speaker will the award by the New Jersey Mr. Erdman said Mr. Nixon ing tho mlnlnturo cars, which aro ichool. The 15-week series will cased In 1956. be Mrs. Douglas Valentine, past Regional Board of ADL of the Co., New York. Frederick To not lo weigh over five ounces. Others to bo paroled Include Intends to campaign as Inten- w conducted by Mfs, Jcnn Car- Junior chairman for the Garden Bnal Urlth Executive Board, sively In counties that are rated ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, Attending wero Charles Kautz, Fred W. Strieker, Point Pleasant, Club of New Jersey. Newark, purchased a home at Offer Course cubmastor; Mr. Kaney, assistant SO, , Democratic as In those con- The fund-raising ovent of thesentenced Nov. 26, 1958, to 6 to 7 FUGS FOR K? Pear St., New Shrewsbury, from LONG BRANCH - The Com- cubmastcr; Mr. Rau, committee years for false pretense, and sidered Republican. ichool year will be a book fair NEWARK (AP) - A Union Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. munity Adult School, In conjunc- chairman: den mothers Mrs. Charles Snyder, Wlndham, Ohio, "He's conceding nothing to tho Monday through Wednesday, St. Agnes' housewife suggested that there be Democrats In Hudson, for ox- A new home on Flshhawk Dr., tion with Bamberper's Deport- Hnrold Magalhan, Mrs, Rau, sentenced In Monmoutli County Nov. 17 to 19, Tho fair will bo a mass display of American flags nmplo, despite the view of the Mlddlctown, was sold to Mr. and mont Store, Is offering n course Mrs. Knney nnd Mrs. Frank j Oct. 23, 1959, to 2 to 3 years for arranged by Brnntnno's of Ha- Communion] Mri In the metropolitan area when pundits Hint It can't bo done Mrs. Frank Connelly of Rumson. In Interior dccorntlnR to be tnuRht Debrowskl, and Mrs. Gregory non-support. Mr, Connelly Is on associate In by Lloyd Frederick, manager ofGuarlno. tnntnwn, and will feature ndult ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Soviet Premier Nlklta S. Khrush- there," Mr. Krdntnn said. the Wall St, firm of Frank J. Bambcrgor's furnlturo depart- and children's books, Christmas Following tlio recent fnther- chev arrives for tho United Na- Connelly Co, ment, cards, nnd nrt objects. Mm, I'hll- daughter Communion servlco of tions sessions, Mrs, Fred Mor- Ip Genovese and MM. Harry Square Dance Mr, Frederick will discuss co- SI. Agnes' Holy Nnmo Society, rison wired the Newark livening A 12-room riverfront home In Guild Supper Morton, ways and means chair- COP Clambake Red Dank was purchased by Mr. ordination of furniture, color com- Mother Superior M. (icrnld of SI. New.i saying tho Iden came to ond Mrs. James Wilson o( Spring- binations, fabrics, pnlnt, wnllpn- men, aro In chnrRO of arrange- Talk Slated Agnes School spoke on "Thi< her nflcr nno heard that New Set Tomorrow merits. with Kresge, Newark, per, draperies, popular furniture PORT MONMOUTH - Tho ex- Father's Kolo In tho Training of York longshoremen plunned lo Attracts 300 Mr, and Mri. Lymnn H, Allen styles and future trends, room MIDDLFTOWN- Tho Women's Immediately preceding tlin pro- ccullve board of the I'arcnt-'a Daughter." hire nn excursion boot and equip ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - purchased a silo on Red Coach settings and plnn*. Guild for Christian Service of the lirnm, Howard Mntteson, princi- Teacher Association will meet ln| Patrick Tumnoy mild that nt- It with hull horns In protest Three hundred persons are ex- La,, Locust, where they plnn to Mr. Frederick Is Die fourth gen- Mlddlctown Reformed Church will pal, Introduced members of theIho home of Fred Moore, Ciearyjtrndlng Ihe annual retreat nl Sun agnlnst Khrushchev's vlnll. Mrs. pected to (aki< purl In Iho clam- build « home In Hie near future. crntlon of his family In the fur- hold Its quarterly meeting In thi!faculty, Mm, Ivdwln Otl«, pro-Dr., F.ast Keansliurg, WcdntmlayiAlfonso In July wero ficorge Hal- Morrison snld she thought It nixike Unit locnl Republicans will Mr, Allen li n plant engineer nt niture business. He worked wild rhurch nt 8 p, m. tomorrow, with Rram chairman, presented n pan- night to make plnn* for a square lunnn, John llnyi, .Ir, Joseph good plnn but (hat It could be lilve in C'nnnrr's lintel, Illglilnnds, International Flavor* nml Frag- his father, then wilh Frederick MIM lleth Marcus, executive el dinctiMlnn entitled "Horizons dance tentatively set for Friday, McNoe, Ccor|!Q Merrill, ICdimmd nccompnnled liy from 2 lo !i p, tn, Sniurday, rinccs, Inc., Union flench, ft Son I-'urnlture, Shrewsbury, decretory of Ihr Hoard nf North In Medicine." Nov, Id, Mi'Miillln and Lawrence Viile- more constructive." Aii'if'inliyliniin Alfred N, Headlo- A rnnch home at ,1,1 Valentine and nlsri with the llntnplon American Mission*, at the Dr. Harold Ciabel, Internal med- The I'l'A will meet In thetulli). slnn, Sen.' Rlc.hnrd U. Stout, Con- Ft, Monmoulli nrneli, wni sold Mourn1, Montclnlr, ns a Mlnwinn spr-rilier. icine, acted us moderator, with nrhonl tomorrow nlj»lil In refililcr! Keporis on Nocturnal Adoration fillOlll.m-K IIHOKI-N creiMiitin Jante* (', Auchlnclods, for Dr. and Mm. .1, Callai'arn ami decorator. Thin will lie miillii'Mlauchler^r. Cyril Arvnnltls, nursery; l)r,new memlier», dltruM piuMeum were miule hy Dnimld Miles nml MIUPt.KTOWN-IUclmrd Tmi ('dimly Clerk I, Kuwll Wwilley, to Mr. nnd Mrs, Aiiitunlu.. n. Koch Henl«trnllo. n for (lie course wil..l nlnh. t and nil mothers wltlt tei'ii-jMortli, i Himli, pnllmtrigy. ..,. nnd Or rlo r yr"f nl"' Inlrnduce new John l-'tirrlniiinn. ery, H, of 2!i Apple 1'iirin l(il,,!ineinheru of die Moninoiilli (.'oun> nf West Omngp. Mr. Knrlt l« wlllt lie held Sept. 20 nnd 27 al 7 p.m.Une d.mi-rhler* and older liAveiWIIIInm Kaloin, |ird!«ltir«, *rrv- tenchm" The lin-nlifiiM niiiiliillli-r Ih wni mlmltted in Itlveivlmv I In* 'ly Ilimrd of Freeholder* nnd III* Lllv Cup Co,, New York, nl Ihe I.mu: llrnncli Senior HlKhllwen 111»-• • • 11 d> nllnul Init on llm |mtirl, Tli" (m^rnm! —•— —-—— i-liidnt Mililln Keiini-dy, clmli- pllnl, lied Dunk, Tliiirf-d.iv nlli-i local (H>P COUIK'II emiitldntCH, III- Tho »nle» were neKdilalcd liy Helmut, The tu-week claii hr,;\nn Hrfirnlunrnti will be srivt-d liy.otyi'rtivt' wni lo "(iromutp UrUi-r lt )>tiy* Id aitvniUe tn 'Die mini; Wllllnm Illeine, !ili-|il)t:ii,lii--. linlii dlunildcr wn« luoken In IH-II l-Jthnpl<-r nnd Hleiinrd MM, Mildred Liming. 'Tuesday, Ocl, •(. Him Ladles' Aid Circle. 'lirallh llnwi|;li education." ll<>>:iMer.--AdVcill»eiiii-iil. lAji.tm-l mid JineplJine| i II. CaiilMl. 'foollinll, 'Stiyk'-I, Will welcome the glieits, ,y, Sept 19, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER •USINiSS NOTICB 'HELP WANTED-MALE INSTRUCTION AFAKTMENIf, nunniuis ^trwfooio csftrtnicot, tot nUDlAT* OCCUPAUCT — „ FJBEBGLA8 POAT BEPAIB8. For tit* nitwd or uu/urnlihtd. Rttrittrtiar. lhrM*edrooro rmeb boon, on estimates call Miveslnk Laminating FACTORY Tnr round Uut. KE \AVn.. NEW JET-ROCKET & acre lot, 4% per cent mortgaft fneIULr_ Ltd.. IK 3-1J2B FIVE BOOM furnished apartment. b»a_fut cook, laundry room, recrea- APPLIED ROOFING — Aehestoi end , BRANCH GUIDED MISSILE INDUSTRY Available Immediately. Children wtl- tion room, attached garage anil dry RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES aluminum siding, alterations. Free 'eir lawn with inaojr jhruba. jtlmates. 24 years experience. BAH ion in an organization that gives every Men & Women Asking $20,450. Htvr Bhrewlbury. I_ IDay . 40c Line Roofing Co. CO 4-1600. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Living 2-43907 , 32c Line tan an opportunity (or advancement. WANTED TO TRAIN FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS WITH SECUR- room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. All util- S Days Consecutive o experience necessary. ITY AND LUCRATIVE PAY AS JET-OAS TURBINE AND TURBO- ities. Adults. ISO monthly. EH M1M.HOLMDEL — House {or sale or rent, 4 Days Consecutive . 30c Line PROP ENGINE MECHANICS AND SPECIALISTS. SPECIALIZING near Bell Lab. Five rooms, oil hot Call SH 1-4019. Ask_For Personnel THREE-RJ)OM APARTMENT, untarn- 'ater heat, small plot, all country. 25c Line EMPLOYMENT IN ANY ONE OP THE FOLLOWING: AIRLINE, AIRCRAFT AUTO- ished. Inqura : 053 Highway 35, Mid 5 Days Consecutive Department. MOTIVE. TRUCKING, on MARINE INDUSTRIES. IN ADDITION TO $90 rent. $10,500 sale. CO 45043. 30 Days Consecutive . 24c'Line dletown. HELP WANTED—FEMALE ROCKETS AND GUIDED MISSILES. EPTBANK — NEW THREE bed- BO Days Consecutive . 23c Line SALARY $92 DEAL — 3% room furnished apart- room house. Open for inspection. 7-9 TRAINED MEN EARN AS MUCH OR MORE ment available October 1 — May 31.p.m. evenings. 35 Madison Ave. Yearly Contract Rates On Request A SALESWOMAN with experience In Private beach. Call Klinger, OL 6-8200, misses and women's coats. Mont- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for counter after 7 p.m. LO 9-5908. FOR SALE OR RENT — Near Bell gomery Ward, Monmouth Shopping $150 PER WEEK Labs. Five rooms, oil hot water htat, Minimum Insertion Three Unes naleamen with backpround knowledge AVAILABLE IN RED BANK — Three, Center. Eatontown. iy only If you are willinfi to work in rent. Must be seen to be appreciated. .recreation room, screened porch. «; i •eturn for' a good, steady position. Con- Name KE 6-2309-R. acre plot. Veneltan blinds, storms, CLASSIFIED DISI-LAX CAPABLE woman to care for tw:acot Ben Rassas at Rassas Bros,, children. Own transportation. Star screens, carpeting. One block to school. 8:00 A. M. O»r Bftoro Publication wlfbproot two d«)i before Pontiac Sales & Service, 395 Broad Street _. _, EFFICIENCY APARTMENT reasonable Assume large 4'A'S QI montage. $23,- October 10. LI 2-0038. it.. Red Bank. SH 1-5180. rent, year-round, Private bath. Ill 500. Call LI 2-2835. publication. * , MOTHER'S HELPER — Must be fond City Franklin Ave., Long Branch. Apply BOAT BUILDERS AND REPAIRERS Mae Massa, second floor. of children. Housework. Salary and wanted. Sandy Hook Bay Marina, 1 Stale LEONARDO —• This la a wonderful Call Classified—SH 1-0010, or OS 1-0525 hours open. Own transportation. Refer- Villov,' St.. Highlands. HI 3-1450. FOUR ROOMS — unlurnlshed. Water, opportunity for person with good ences. Call after 7 p.m. LI 2-2966. Phone ...... heat supplied. Adults only. Call SH credit rating. $2,000 down tarries IS 'LUMBER — Experienced In iohbing 1-2168, after 5 p. m. year mortgagB on two comfortable NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WAITRESSES WANTED — Night work, and new work. OS 1-2975, between Hours at home homes, for $101 monthly. One house experlenceri. over!21. a.m. and 5 p.m. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT—Three rented for $75 monthly. You can rent Dial SH 1-1110 Call SE 2-9639 rooms and bath with all utilities. No the other house for $90 monthly or KITCHEN HELPER — Part time. pets. Available November 1. Call SH enjoy large living room, dining room, Calli on private telephone! are toll-free to OS 1.0525 from the STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1-202!. modern kitchen, three bedrooms, and Mowing'stations: _O*ell 6, COItax 4. KEansbury 6. WHItney 6. Apply 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Klvercrr. FOR SALE Nursing Home. Chapln Ave.. Reil Bank. Man with three to five years experi- bath, for $27 monthly, plus low taxea. CalU on private telephone! are toll-free to SI! 1-0010 from the ence In stock room procedures. Famll- -OPERATE YOUR OWN COLEMAN 888 door (UTance, 275 galNAVESINK — Three-room apaament. Owner to carry mortgage at 6"W «• AT1-0930-J Highlands 3. OSborne i, RUmson 1, SEa Bright 2, and BHady»ld« 1 tors on children's coats, steady work, ihlllly to rend blue prints Is rlcslrahle. . SERVICE STATION LI 2-4150 ardo, next to Blue and White Bus all sections. 'Tonl Frocks, 78 West St., Write "SUPERVISOR" Box 511. RedRent two-bay Texaco station on * Rt. KEANSBURG — Modern furnished Terminal. AT 1-1)488. 24-Hour phone and 7. corner Oakland. Second Floor. Red SOBO OLUE service. Rank. 35, Mlddletown (opposite Food Circus TATE OARDEN & GIFT SHOP three-room apnrtment. All utilities in< Bank. SII 1-7.TOS. Supermarket), Excellent highway and eluded. October 1 occupnncy. KE 6-4705. ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT nelRhborhoort potential. Moderate in- HWY 35 EATONTOWN FOUR-ROOM DUPLEX — Vail Homei. ANNOUNCEMENTS BOATS & ACCESSORIES GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Live an with al least five years experience $59.50 per month Includes utllltlei. in. References. Industrial purchasing. Must have vestment for stock and equipment. DINING ROOM — One year old. Dan- Call RU 10634 Call KE 6-3866 after 6 p. m. for de- ish modern walnut, table, four chairs Small rlown payment. LI 2-3686. 21' PODGE SPEED BOAT vorkinB knowledge of all phases tails. buffet, 8150. SH 7-5257 after 6 p. m. COMMERCIAL RENTALS LOST AND FOUND Kermath engine and monel shaft. Need tKLIAHI.E HOUSEKEEPER — Bleep )f purchasing procedures. A technical RED BANK — Five rooms and bath, work, very reasonable. SH 1-1023. In, two In family. I'lione after 1 educational background Is desirable. MOVING OUT OF STATE must sell FACTORY LOFT automatic oil heat, two-car garage. LOST — Miniature collie, sable a noon. AT 1-0IS1. Write "PURCHASING AGENT" Box all furniture. Reasonable. Call AT 1. For rent Corner lot. Low taxes. SH 7-0262. white, vicinity Middlelown Village, 26' CARIN CRUISER — A-l condition. 511. Hurt Bank. 3543 between 4 and 7 p. m. 12.000 sq ft. Call SH 71100 Name ••Teddy". OS 1-1172. In water, ready to go. Asking *14nn, SECRETARY lor law offices. Lcga MORTGAGES PORT MONMOUTH — Pay $2,000 down CA 2-1447. Evening! and weekends. experience d'-'Blred, but not essential. EL.ECTROLUX CORPORATION BASY SPIN DRYER-WASHER..Perfect STORE FOR RENT and assume $9,700 balance ot a SM% LOST — MOBILFLAME bottled B CA 2-SI45. Write "Office" Box 511. Red Bank. condition. $30 takes It. Electric deen On White EL FHA 20 year mortgage payable $75 cylinders, In hurricane tide.. Please rIEN wanted. Sales and aervlce. Me- fry, perfect, 88. CA 9-3599 after six. Call SH 7-1100 monthly. Low taxel. Perfect little home phone J. H. Mount Co.. SH 7-4XIJ OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT AND SECRETARY — Statistical typing on :hanlcal background helpful. 508 Pros- CASH NOW for retired couple. Living room, kitch- giving location for our truck, to I'lcK YACHT OWNERS ATTENTION: Mar- HIM machine, and llBht stenogra- lect Ave. Little Silver Shopping Cen- First, Second, Third Mortgages THREE piece sectional sofa, gold prac- en, two bedrooms, tile bath, storage at- up. Thank you. . ine Insurance Is our specialty. Le phy. Experienced In CPA olllce o :cr. SH 1-2070. Home Improvement Loans tically new. Excellent condition. Foam :lc, double garage. Lot 50x150. Neatly construction. SH 7-5465. us be your continuous watchmen, pu equivalent. Write "Assistant" Box 94 URRET LATHE operator. Work from NO APPLICATION FEE HOUSES FOR RENT fenced and nicely landscaped. F. A. an end to worry. We will pay foRed Bank. N. J. One Day Service 3YLVANIA 27" CONSOLE TV J100 Gehlhaus, Real Estate, Hwy 36, Leon- any loisei provided you Injure I blueprints, make own set up. Write WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — ardo, next to Blue and White Bui LOST AND FOUND WAITRESSES — Full or part-time. 'Product" Box 511, Red Bank. Inquire service Department, Eaton- Furnished and unfurnished. Imraed' with us. LOW RATE OF 4%. Under AMERICAN FUNDING own TV, Hwy 35, Eatontown. LI 2-0400 Terminal. AT 1-0488. 24 Hour phone 35 h.p no deductible over 35 h.p. 150 Apply In person. Mermaid Diner, IHOE SALESMAN full time. Experi- WAverly 6-4900 ate occupancy. Samuel Tetcher Agency, service. FOUND — Cat, female, black, brown deductible, Call lor Inlormatlon today. lRhway 3(1, Leonardo, enced In fitting quality shoes pre- Our Personal Representative Will ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport. Call or dial and white. Lone fur. friendly, house EXPERIENCED nurses aide or licensed 'erred. Salary plus commLtnlon. Growth Call At Your Home MAKE YOUR OWN LI 2-3500»or LI 2-3501. SACRIFICE — One-year-old •ranch. broken. Now at S.P.C.A. Call LI 2- practical unit kitchen help. Bayvlew opportunity. Phone Mr. Sllvermnn, HI Wo Say Yes Where Others Kail TATE OARDEN & GIFT SHOP LINCROFT, FURNISHED - Three Three bedrooms, living room, dining 00(0. -32S3 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. HWY 35 EATONTOWN room. Kitchen, tile bath, full cellar. Rolston Waterbury Nursing Home. AT 1-0110. bedroom ranch, one-car attached Not a development, 20' beautifully land- FOUND — One green parakeet, founi 16 W. Front St. Red Bank LADY-PIANIST — Drive car preferred. SOFA AND CHAIR, Oood condition rage, Rental $165. Also a wide sel scaped lot. SH 1-0855. AGE NO LIMIT Price J15. Call tion ot winter rentals, furnished. Ella day after ««™^» SH 7-3500 LlRlU duties home, persona! care. Route man-Mister Softce. Opportunity 35 years ol boating and iIolher-daURhter. (latter singer). May INSTRUCTION SH 1-5135 Wiltshire Agency, Realtors. 1480 Ocean MONMOUTH BEACH — Seven-room start music school. Moderate salary. for aggressive man with young grow- Ave., Sea Bright. SE 2-0001 split level. Three bedrooms, 1^ yacht Insurance. ng company. Uniforms supplied. For FORMER TEACHER will tutor Xlrat DON'T BUY ANY GUN until you see Lovely home (lake, near ocean). Shows, CHARMING eight-room Mt. Vernon baths, attached garage, 100x125 land- TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION 16' GLASSPAR — ]l)59. with 50 h.poperas. , trips, etc. Good. 515 Sunset .ntervlew call CO 4*6501. year Latin. our stock of 700 New 4 Used. One- scaped plot. Dock privileges on Shrews- Call SH 7-3350 year Ouarantee. 8:00 a. m. . 9:00 p. m type house near Holmdel village. bury River. A few short blocks from WANTED — Share expense, or carEvlnrudc, 1658, $750. Irwln's Yach Ave. Asbury Park. PR 4-5440. ACCOUNTANT-SENIOR — Permanent Treptow, Mllltown, N. J. MI 8-0184 TwO'Car garage. Four bedrooms, two Works, Marine Park, Red Bank. Cal school, churches and ocean batnlnr. pool to Ruts«e University, New COULD YOU USE AN EXTRA |30 Olposition with C.P.A. firm. Excellent ETHEL BASSLER — Teacher baths, powder room, two porches, base- JI8.900. Clll CA 2-3219. Brunswick. Mor IENCE NECESSARY. APPLY: FOR SALE size fireplaces, two double garages at- AUTOS AND TRUCKS predated. May be aeen nt Irwlns It., excellent condition, J55. Mouton jection of Portaupeck. $140 per month. tached. Flagstone patio with brick bar- 'acht Works, Marine Park, Red Bank, WOMEN •— Married, or marrlei TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH, Lamb coat size 12, $20. Girl's winter No utilities. Call CA 9-1927 after 6 p.m. women with children, like to ear10 A. M. TO 2 P. M. —it size 8, $5. SH 7-2489. for appointment to Inspect. beque. Selling price |55,000. Appoint- EXECUTIVE CARS i' BOAT WITH canvas top. 35 h.p$10-11. 6 per evening after the cliildre ment only. Canton H. Poling, Realtor. Evlnrude outboard motor. Front steer- are put to bed? Work from 8 to l HAMMOND 10112 WILTON RUG, rose sculptured LEONARDO — Six room, garage, oil 10 4-1918. 1960 CHRYSLER Wlndior convertible, p.m. by appointment only. No delivery N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Including pad. Call ing with remote controls. Many ex- heat, choice location. Newly dec- INCOME PROPERTY — First-floor white with block top and a solid red Iras, sacrifice. LI 2-0687. no Investment. PLEASE do not answei SERVICE ORGAN STUDIO OS 1-28S7 orated, $110 monthly. Bovrtell Agency, vinyl Interior, power window!, seat., this ad if you are looking for house- 6c apartment, four rooms and bath. Work- ". It. Frlgldalre. Good condition, $35. Atlantic Highlands. AT 1-2100 or AT 1-Ing fireplace. Second-floor apartment, steering and brakes. It haa (.21THOMPSON8 , BARBOUR, Wood-Pussy to-house canvassing. PR 4-0420. .. 48 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK of ASBURY PARK 3222. miles. Flying Dutchman sail boats, Skim- five rooms nnd bath. Modernized, ex- mers, Evinrude molots. Dockage and LADIES — MAKE YOUR C11R1STMA after 1 p.m. cellent condition. Tastefully decorated. storage. 1L J. Wilton Boat Works. 470 All Models on Display RENTALS Lot 75x200. Asking 120,500. I960 PLYMOUTH nine-passenger cui- merry and bright! Represent nation NO FEE CHARGED THREE-PIECE UPHOLSTERED living We still have a few choice rentals torn V-8 suburban. Stunning cocoa and Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch. CA 2-2032- nally advertised Avon Cosmetics. Foi HAMMOND D.R. 20 00 m Bet In 00 1 Inlormatlon call SH 1-4313 or writ Speaker, Used $165 i, . - S ' condition. ?60. left. F. A. Gehlhaus. Real Estate, beige two-tone with whltewall tlrel and BAROA1N — Any boat you want to MARINE MECHANICS WANTED Hwy. 36. Leonardo. AT 1-0458. matching Interior. Three .eats give own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- 25 Elizabeth Ave., Hulse Manor, Brlc Sandy Hook Bay Marina, 1 WilWURL1TZE- R Two In One Organ .5025 fc 6-5380. WALKER & WALKER you room for the whole family. It rangements completed in one call a Town. N. J. low St., Highlands, N. J. HI 3-1450. H-R 40 TONE CABINET (walnut) $325 LITTLE SILVER — Four-beilroom, 2',Si HAMMOND EXTRA VOICE 5685 baths. Large living room, wall-to- REALTORS has power steering and Torque Fllsm any of our offices. THE MONMOUTi COOK — LIGHT IIOUSF.WORK mal iTOUNG MAN — With driver's license automatic transmission, plu. all thCOUNTe Y NATIONAL BANK. SII 1- wall carpeting, full dining room, den, floor, sleep In If possible. Private for general work and wholesale SALES AND SERVICE PAINT SALE patio, plus extras. $185. CA 9-3252 or Highway 35 . Shrewsbury extra equipment that add to your driv- 1000. Family. Call III! 1-0781 between 8-9 p.m electronic parts distributor- Must be ing pleasure. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Box 23, Little Silver. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Flvinterested In electronics. Call Const SHadyside 1-5212 I See thest cars today THE BOAT CENTER Electronics Distributors, Jnc. SIC 7-2545. Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 Pittsburgh Outside Paints SMALL MODERN BUNGALOW children In home. Sleep In. Ow Adults only. Available October 15. VNDEH NEW MANAGEMENT •oom. bath. TV. References. SH 1-0117. MEN — For interesting permanent COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Salem Yellow. Cplonlal Red, French Sundays by appointment only Call KE 6-2391. Maurice Schwartz Mercury trained mechanio to repair DAY WAITRESS wanted. Please nppl Civil Service poaltlona as Psychiatric Oray, Jersey Cream, Pearl dray. your hurricane damage or winterize In person. Cholly'a Diner, Hlghwn; Aides. Oood starting salary. Room and PR 5-9300 Ivory, Bud Green, Everglade Green, and store your motor. 16, Leonardo, • hoard If desired. Paid vacations, sick Milwaukee Cream, White and Primer. & Sons enve and holidays. Pension, Blue Regular $7.35 gallon HARRY A. KEARNEY HARRY A. KEARNEY 1 Whits Street Red Bank Cross, and Social Security coverage. SALT HAY-FINEST QUALITY HI Welt Front Elreet Bed Bulk SHadxilde 1-1124. LIGHT WORK IN FOOD PRO Fred D. Wlkoif. Co. Good opportunity to learn nnd gain SH 1-0554. BHadyslde 7-078T WANTED — Damaged or usci! CESSING PLANT. NO EXPER experience In hospital work. Apply ONLY $5.98 & CO. & CO. OPEN NIOHTS outboard motors and boats up to 16'. now: Personnel Office, N, J. State TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. SH 7-5048. IENCE NECESSARY. APPLY: Inspital. Marlhoro. All makes new or used. Guaranteed. REALTORS REALTORS 1951 DODGE four-door sedan, auto- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH Low as |25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth LAWN AND GARDEN .6' JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — 35 h.p. St. Next to theater. SH 7-04B5. matlo transmission, radio, heater. Evlnrmle, varnished hull and marioR- 10 A. M. TO 2 P. M. SPECIALS 5135 per month. Three-bedroom ranch. Three-bedroom ranch. St. Mary's par- Very substantial. «175. OS 1-3852. any deck, canvas cover, red foam rub- HELP WANTED-Male • Female BOYAR SCHULTZ — Hurlace Grinder. Hi baths. Extra large play room. Im ish. Assume 5% mortgage. S98 per 1960 MOA CONVERTIBLE. Blue, white- ber cushions, chrome liow light. Fast N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Excellent condition, l'.i years old. GARDEN WHEELBARROW $7.85 mediate occupancy. month. $1800 needed. Priced at $14,900. Call after S p. m. SH 1-0122. walls, Heater, disc brakes, windshield boat for skiing or fishing. $900. RU 1 SERVICE Rubber wlieel Regular ?9.95 cleaner!. Lke new. j:,200. AT 1-2108 205B. TELETYPE PERFORATOR CASH REGISTERS - New and used, GARDEN TRELLIS $1.45 and upRoute 35 Middletown Rt. 35 - Middletown after 9 p.m. many models, teuon&ble. We sell, FISHERMAN'S CHOICE 22' "llnrcl 18 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOU Eves.: OS 1-1443OS. 1-0600 1949 FORD ^4 ton pickup. Radio. top." Two bunks, head, 110 ri.p- rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. OS 1-0600 Eves.: OS. 1-1443 to work night shift. CA 20414. SEPTIC TANK OR CESSPOOL ? heater. Top running condition. »12S gray, only 87 hours. 8' open deck. NO FEE CHARGED Daily: 9-6 Sat., Sun.: 10-6Daily: 9-6 Sat,, Sun.: 10-6 er best offer. CA 2-2093 afteb r 6 p.m.Never damaged. J2.&50. Alter 7 p.m. aji uroi until ^^t^ •* buvu «** > ^* fi»««i Windsor 4-4970. Write HK, Box 511, Red Bank BEAUTIFUL BREAKFRONT — LinSEPTI- C TANK & CESSPOOL 1952 MERCURY — Radio, heater. New coln Rocker, antique love seat and CUSTOM BUILT SEVEN-ROOM CO- upatcovcri, tires, Oood condition. KE 18' SEA OULL 8AIlinOAT Includln HELP WANTED-MALE chair. Two piece provincial llvlnp; CLEANERS AND alls. Keens retln\nhWiK. Musi sell I\UI room set. Italian Albnster Floor vase. WANTED TO RENT LONIAL,. — Half block from Naveslnk to Illness. Call KE 6-3710-W. alter Other Items. ' Hlver. Fireplace. Dishwasher, Two- 1951 PONTIAC — Radio, heater, good BALESMAN REAL ESTATE — Bi PART TIME EVENINGS PREVENTATIVES ROOM — Furnished or unfurnished car garage. Dry basement. Shop. p.m. weekdays, all day week end happy, make money. Join county' No experience necessary. Clean, easy COMMERCIAL CARPETING at cost. $25 per month. In or near Keana Slate patio. >i-»cre landscaped plot. condition. Reasonable. Call AT 1 Contractor's surplus In original wrap- 1740. fastest growing realty firm. Krone A telephone sales work, from our Red One Treatment Lasts A Year burg. Write *'Keansburg," Box 511Lovely trees, (29,800. soclates Inc.. I.I 2-2133. Bank office. We win train you. Fopingsr , private. 9x12, 9x15,- 10x15, 12x15, Red Bank. 12*18, 12x24, 12x28. SE 2-0549. FX-3 ROOT KILLER _... .53 58 1951 MERCURY HARDTOP, excellent. BUSINESS NOTICES appointment phone SH 1-V2B9 between Can be seen at Red Bank Airport 6 and 7 p. m. TWO SIDE-BY-SIDE plots, Fair View FX-4 CLOGGING RAY VAN HORN during day. SH 1-0571 after 6 p.m. MALE HELP WANTED Cemetery, Mlddletown. Very reason- PREVENTATIVE J4.9S FOR TREE WORK, C&G tree lorvlc LINING MAKERS wanted on ladles 1 FJC-5 DRAINPIPE CLEANER $3.9S FURNISHED ROOMS Ii)5S PLYMOUTH — Black, two-door Topping, trimming, removal. Call 1 IMMEDIATE employment in our r coats. Apply: Atlantic Clothing Corp. ble. Wrlto "Plot' . Box 511, Red Bank. 804 River Road Fair Haven hardtop. Automatic transmission, row. J.4SM for ITM ••tlmate. Full insurant cent'y opnnnd factory branch. JoS 4 Ctiliirrhiu St.. Keil Bank, or phone THINK FOAM THINK CHARMING ROOM — In home on nr steering, radio, heater, Reasonable, coverage. openlnRB for MAINTENANCE. COL- SH 7-1761. \ FOAMART horse firm. New Red Bank. House SHadyside 7-4100 CO 4-2380 alter 6 p.m. LECTORS ana MANAGER TRAINEES. LITTLE SILVER privileges, single or double. SH 1-3310. PORCHES. PATIOS, sidewalks, no JotPast experience not necessary. We EATONTOWN BUICK — 1959 Electra 225, Four- too small. Charles Hower Mason Con- train you. Permanent positions, E. MAN'S — Platinum diamond ring. 1'4 SINGLE ROOM private home. One door, one owner. tractor. SH 7-4479. LUMBER COMPANY block from center of town. Ref- Call CA 21412 cellcnt opportunity for advancement SITUATIONS WANTED, Female carat, with two bnfiuettes on each LOTS AND ACREAGE NEED SOMETHINQ ALTERED? Lei side. It's valued between J180O nnd erences. Call SH 1-4543. 1952 FORD sedan, alx cylinder. Needi me do It for you. I'll also do yout SALARY $90—$125 EU2LIABLE WOMAN wishes to take $1,900. Will sell for $1,100. SH 1-3233. Sycamore Avenue Little Silver co.ee of children In her home, 157 SINGLE ROOMS private entrance LEONARDO — 100x150. Ready to b» battery. Best offer over {ISO. AT 1-dressmaking if you are. slz« 10-16 oi •CRIB — Full size with mattreis. like (At The Railroad) bath. Heart of downtown Red Bank built on, Leonard Ave, Favorable 3566 afler ip. in. a illtle girl. HI 32480. We are hiring now. Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. Call Mr. Chatman. SH 7-0269 daytimes Call SH 1-4019. Ask for new. Reasonable. location, Ons block from beach. AT 1- 1951 CHEVROLET — Two door, green, ROTOTILLINO, LANDSCAPING, spll Personnel Department TYPING DONE AT HOME KE 6-4025M. SH 1-7800 SINGLE ROOMS. Clean and comfort- 0555. Rood railroad transportation, ISO, SH rail fences, lawn mowing, odd lob on IBM electric Call SH 1-5195. able. Reasonable rate. Garage. Gen- 1-7154. Oanson Bros, 811 7-4261. Mra. Wynberg. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -, 60x100, In- TRUCK-TlllE SALESMAN, experience tlemen preferred. 93 Wallace SI. SH 1' terracial, 11,100. Terms. 1951 DODGE four-door sedan, auto- CARPENTRY — AU types. Repair Liberal ilraw against commlsalo EXPERIENCED — Bookkeeper, typist, ALTENBURG 5392. General office work. Seeks full or RU 1-1001 matic transmission, radio, healer. alterations and additions. Jack D, Rxlcnslvo company benefits. Montgor MERCHANDISE WANTED LARGE SUNNY ROOM — Suitable for Very substantial. J175. OS 1-3552. Mafara. KB 6-4970. cry Want. Monmouth Shopping Centci pnrt-tlme work In Red Bank, or Long Rranc.1, area, CA fl-1455. PIANO HOUSE one or two gentlemen. Home like at Entontnwn, HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID-For mosphere. Call AT 1-2961. FORD — 1957 Falrlane 600. Victoria. CUSTOM LAWN SERVICE entlro or pnrt contents of homes and REAL ESTATE WANTED Ford-O-Matic. radio and heater, pow- C. W. Curry HKKniOEIUTOn MAN — Must WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dlnnera, Rent A Piano estates. Furniture, antiques, Orlenta STUDIO BEDROOM — Private shower er steering, excellent condition. 11,095. Call collect OIDicm 6-9264 experienced. Apply In person. Eaton or other occasions. Call rugs, paintings, etc FRIEDMAN GAL- EH 1-1811 altar 6. lown TV, 50 Hwy. 35, Eatontown. SH 1-8SS1 $12 per Month private entrance. Near bus line. OS TO BUY ON CONTRACT - HOUH PAINTING CONTRACTOR — Interloi LERIES. PR 4-3143. Evenings CA 2-7482 1-2024. la Red Bank, east of Maplt Avc, HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE desires 195R CHRYSLER SARATOGA — Black and exterior work. New and old work STEINWAY CONSOLE, Walnut JS05 PIANOS - Highest prices paid. H. Ten.NICE. COMFORTABLE ROOM — Near for famll; of seven. Wrlu full details hardtop. Power steering, brakes, ra- Al Black, CO 46461. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS baby-sitting. Evenings, all week. KNABE, MASON-HAMLIN. SOI1MER. zcr. 396 Main St.. Lakewood or FOi. to "Contract". Boi 611. Red Bank. dio, fnow tirea, extra tire. Family 2-23H2. hath and shower. No other roomers. TREES — Cut up and hauled away CABLE-NELSON, EVERETT. STECK. croft 3-2100. Gentlemnn preferred. SH 7-3706. LIST YOUR HOME WITH WALKER & third car. 41650. Call SH 7••3951. after Opportunity to grow with new an Cookmnn Avi\ * Main St., Ashury Pk. fi p.m. Reasonable rate. cupandlriK factory branch. Must be b HOUSEWORK hy the day or laundry. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china ALL PRIVILEGES In new home. Next WALKER the office that offers com- CA 2-7757 tweeti lf)-3fi and not ntrnlrl o( wor Experienced, reliable woman. Write Open dally till 9 - Sat, till 5:30 glassware, art objects ar.d brlc-a- plete service. We take houses In trade, 18(0 CHEVROLET — Oood running "Cli'Hiilng." Box 511, Red Bank. tn Loew's Rl. 35 Drive-In CO 4-1056 CHAIN SAW WORK These are permanent positions. PR 5-9301 brae. Immediate ensh for anything and after 7:30 p.m. we finance, we appraise, and best ot all condition. Perfect for transportation, AND TREE SERVICE. everything. Ruscll's, 25 Esst Front 8t we sell. Walker & Walker, Real Estate, t95. SH 7-5431. $87.50 TO START SII 1-1693. THREE FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Insurance. • Open 7 days. Shrewsbury CALL SH 1-8760. 8' wide overhead garage Uoor. Four 94 West Bergen Place, office, SH 1-5212. Rarltan office, CO 4- 1953 FORD — Clean, good condition. CAUL SH 1-4019. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male years old. Three sections, all hard- Radio, heater, two-tnne Kteen. One WIND STOIIM REPAIRS ware Included. Price $35. OS 1-3574. Red Bank 5212. owner, S250. SII 7-5492, after 4 p.m. Belloril RonllnK * Siding Co. THREE BOYS — Available for lawn PETS AND LIVESTOCK KE C-152S mowing, weeding, boat cure, light BIO VALUES — LOW., COSTS! Grand It adds up! More and mon opening Junior Service League Thrift AN ORDINANCE TO EXPRESSLY PAINTING AND PKCOHATINO chores. Experienced. Evening) SH 7- SIAMESE KITTENS — Sealpolnt EXEMPT AND EXCLUDE ALL 18611. and Consignment Shop. Shrewsbury |15, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE GENERAL CONTRACTOR people use The Register ads eac Avo., Red Bank. Tuesday. September TANOinLE HOUSEHOLD PERSON- BH 1-9491 THOMAS SLATB VARDS. CELLARS. ATTICS Cleaned, 2w rates. KG 6:77V. BERVICB WIIII.R YOU WAIT. Your own unattended route. No selling for more Information about N«w two and three bedroom Duple) rftiMirpil. Simply replace merchandise apartments all with Hi tiled baths am NO DOWN PAYMENT THF.rtKFORE BE IT ORDAINED, Appliance Repairs Furniture Repair full basementsi Sound proof treated! by the Mayor and Council of Ihe, Bor- TV REPAIRS »nli|, work from nnd near bnme. No REAL FURNITURE VALUE! $75 Per Month ough nf New Shrewsbury, the govern. APPLIANCE IlEPAlll and Installs- truck necessary, Cnr will do. Minlmun TWO BEDROOMS J12J PER MONTI Ft'RNITl'llB RellnKhid, repaired, Invmtmpnt tor ntnrtlng stock am It'i better In give than lo receive, for Ing body of ml,I municipality, that: Hon. Residential and commercial —lr- cabinet making. Krep rRtlmnten, Home Calls $2 THREE BEDROOMS J150 PER Srcllon 1. All tangible household ing. Allen Electric. 811 7-0612. p'lulpmrnt $7S0. ' Company will supply 3 Complete Rooms of brand new giving mnkm tho recipient happy. Give pickup, delivery. W. Murray. KE 6-wn KE 6-9651 you with protected ruatotnrri, Writ) MONTH your family the happIneM they cle* personal properly and personal effects Auctioneer Work Kunranlrpil 90 dnyi \a "M'SINEBB," flcu Ml. Heil Bnnk . Furniture — Plus Unexcelled Children's Playground nerve In Ihelr own home, Bee. tills located within the Borough of New Fuel Oil-llentlng Facilities. over-slzci! three (3- herlroorn Cap* Cm Shrewsbury, shall not bi aliened and B. O. COATS—An euentlal Auction JOE'S RADIO & TV SERVICE STATION fnr lcnse In pros- A Reconditioned Frigidalre laxed. FUEL OIL ft HEATING—Call IUI I- with tile, bath, nclenc* kitchen equip Appraltnl Servlre "anywhere." lUi OR Leonsrdvllle lid. Ilellord perous vrnr-round shore community Aik about our cn-optratlva ped, Attic, hHarment, on R very \nrnt Section 3. Tills orcllnsnce shall ap- Norwood Ave., Heal. I'none KEIIOH 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Rervici A Ultra modern two-bay. Eicellent op Refrigerator for only ply lo taxes on tangible houiehold rer- Bales, 3 Herbert St., lied Hank. iCbir Jlll ownership plan. fully Innttsraped Int. Inrludlnit rnngr, 1*34Al. pnrtunlty for • Bales minded person bUndR nnd cotntilnMlfw nhimln\im •onal property and personal effect! Write "S.8.," lion Mt, KM Bank. $298 VOtl OWR IT TO VOURBaXF TO due and payable In Inn year 1002. and Roofing^Skiing and Insulation VISIT TUB MOST MIXUIUOL'B storm niiih snd tlncm. (Ireat location, Auto and TroclTRcntniH Homo Improvements pay $3 weekly Immr.dlntk* poasp«ilon, Hereafter lo lone si thla ordinance •"nmiiatlun A SldlnT~Cor"p~cirlTri«"d OAltDEN AI'AltT.MKNTS ON TIIS •hall be In effect, and shall not affect AV1&—Kent a new car or truck. Low WORKlNn MAN'S contractor—Alter- Johni-Manvllle cunlraclor I'll 11-8(0) BIIOIIR the obligation, Urn or duly tn nay any rates. Mnple Ave., Iteit Bank. Ml 1-ations, additions, paintlnf. masonry, or Adam Llnitmayer AT 1-0.10'i. PRECUT • 9 pc. Modern Bedroom $10,900 Full Price Inxrs, Interest or penalties which have 0301. PR 4.8m. Dally 7 a.m.-io p.m all those little loin, LO n-171^ Group WKHT KNIl - Huhli-t beautiful Iwn accrued or may accrue hy vlttut nt bi7»oN*c6r'iNcr-iiwiiiniir'wiifiii~i Imiroum npartmr-nt facing ocean and Non-Vet $327 Down sny siieiiment made or which may be Awnings — Canopies Insurnnco Insulation, Initnlled and guaranteed private imol. Leaving stale, sacriflcs made wllh reiprct lo taxei levied for HOMES Ml pc. Modern Living CA II15II0. AWNlNaS-CANOIWB mi6t~lo order, XujrrATB~IVs'uiwNCK CO. - A"II yi r Monmouth County Office sny year prior to'lhe year 1063, nor Cris (itlintui. RtuirUrd Awnlni Co., tyITS tailored to suit your nirdi. '"' ' '* '- ''" ?*Ji Room Outfit ()N(l uitANl'M - TMtuferrViV, mu«" (Oarrien Blatt Parkway Kill 117) nhall thin ordinance affect tun legal 113 m»r Rd,. Pair llavfn._8ll 1-OCIW. UJW ccijii protertloM. John l\ Me* Tel. Answering Service FRANCHISE •iiblet ucrnnfront niiartment, tlvn authority to assess ind collect lues • 5 pc. Wrought Iron . rooms, iwn tirilroiiriis. Itrniionablti Cal which m»y !•« or hav» bun ilti» and Homing Supplies i'lKii T(i~Yni'ii"ieimiSin»~" \yC~ii for appointment. CA OIJIMI THE BERG AGENCY raynl.lf prior In January 1, 1WJ2, to- «n»wer Inr ymil ?l hour service. TMr. FOR RED BANK AREA Dinette i NKVBH BINii with NAVHTNDT Landicaplng-Cnrdvnlng gether with mich Interest and penalties Navtfand Marmt Rales Co.. Oo*an phunp An»\verlnK Hrrvtrr. HII l-47ito. KUIl.'llSHKD Thrx «i,J four roomi s* wmjld have accrued thereon tinder An., Hea Jtrlcht. BJO J.HOI. LAWN' BKitvio:"'-"JIIIIWIIIIIIK, TP»W Arc you a slnr snlesmnn or or- _i CICI r\ ri IDKJITIIDC "os* I'IOOO" sny provlilom of law amended or re- Iswns put in, Ktoe riilinnirs. Tin Tile—Ceramic aT rlCLL Avtllalili Immtdlately, Call slur t pealed hereby; nor shall this ordl< ltrnlhFr>_ Ml 1-777J. Riinl/ntion looking for n product ' rUKINIIUKC nt, No, M Mhtdl.lown. N. J nnnre Invalids)* any asiessm'nti nr Building Contractor ilEMOliBt.lNo'nur" .peciai'ty. Oeram* lo match your tnlenls? 7-11 E. Front St. pni CA tl»J. Dully >> •alurday.llundiiy 10' alien any proceedings fnr the. inlnrr*. _l_iwn nnd Garden Supplies lo ii( tntisalei. l.llrllme heauly and menl thereof pending upon the. filer- aTTalivfCSisH rnnslruriinn. ni>ors. nails, celllnis. Thin In ymir .•ii|>(iihinnv I" ffii'tiiff a TIIIIKKItniiM fiirnlslinl aimrtmrni M Kcyport, N. J. 1 VAIFI IIAVKN ItlVKIl (lAKH, hull live Hsie nf Dili ordlmnr* nr unnn •piolinilni In aluminum •Idini plui iiAiiirri)AVi«)N"c6;riNiiAiiirri)AVi«)Nc6; u I*Mr«nli>eil. Kltrlnni, flnrmvri. wn d( riniitiiiiir rhnnRci, »lor> lli«if<: M«nil«y Ihru H»l, III nee and imrk, Thrra lieriroums, two hitilis herehv r*i>*Alef|, J, Cn1walf(i(I«r. Uln'x IHi, nil I•<><.'>« . gnriKPi cleaned, Trees * I1, M. Tli'iri, M I'd. Kiininit iil'ilnlrl, Mvine rnntn. lltel'lan. till Kei'lliin 4 A rrrlllieil rnpy nf this ersi ran of ttf"-« r:4 Hilshaw Ay«,, 'il yiMir ! MIM nl-illtv 1 __ KB :o»(l> ilinlnK rnniii, ilen, imwder rnnin, inn C0NIN removed. lUulliic, Appllanres. 'til ( I . M. nrdlNsnre Hull he filed wllli Ilif Mvl. furnllilfi mfivett, rA 3-77&T Mv ft'lvrrtiip-i ItKli HANK - M|>HM|tviPW il rilrnV ilrrn mirliefi wiih i>min, srreerir'l f«orrh no in r i, »it«niic.ti. r cj airi, tlm« r«f' line (>l i AintiinmiiMnmitmitlni rmitilv'iI'mitilvai tliiPR lull rrllur, twivrar i«r«»e, hlack tup •Inn nf Tmnlldn In HIP I'eimMinetit ft mtnls. I'hont KM 8-1 m-KK i-mjK UphoKlcry liK.sr nri'KH'-."iiiiK lull •i»»"li^Hy' «l'«ll tile Tf#»«iiry n| Ih. foal* nl New Jer. flnMlMI AliiirlniMlla. l-'lvrnnilii driveway. Top vslue! Hetiini direrl, •ey, sml wllll thf t'minly llnsnl nl I'nlnllns nnd Decorating . u'i».,| tird. Kirrllmt cnmlHum. Kl'i'. inrllla, IrnltH'itlslB Hint ftll'iie IHC) ownrr trsmlerrtil, Can nil l-PIQi fur KHAMINCl, OAill'KNTKIl WOMK* I'A HIM ITHllUlTMtYNHl (in tn.hli-li, nhrii mirl rntn)>lr^ lirmri, IrnUu nttil Hnntrr VHmtiln sllirh Tmmii.fi nl Mnnnmiith ('mmiy. sllerilluni, and ml, .,.10* .,,„,» pAiii'y. Kntir-ti'iMti si'Srlnn-iil, 'Nov, I ilrliw tc<1 ihifilly In in| i.wr.rr « nilr I1EPMK, Ml! I IHI.'. H|nti'li'tll r I*. Illr I'lFIl sml r>iti|>!rli p Nrrllmi rV Thin onllr>«nro "lull lake 'pilMir«. Itayinond u. |ioecnil. Miii'irisiior, ".'ft ynrn iiperleiire. 4J M|i»rlrnre !) I'rarl HI, Mii l I'j-iIJa. MH mir nwn tnit'k* Wi> nhntf ndvrr- ellcrt Immediately u[>"n lla finm t>aa. Mil l« (.•iiaMri Ave HII |,|tim afii-r n p in TYI'NWIIITKIl '|'IIIIPIHMIH1""|I|IIIII|' lllrlirn A'l'IIK .'».) K|'NII« HI, HHIIKWmil'HV*"- ~Tlwre ".'" hrijlnntil liairiK cn«!«. lir-lj. Mnniirr ymir HM'Irt nrni ii. mi i«;i, luiiKf, llt;il HANK . • Tlittn l.nt asice and (itililli'Ntliiti a* ff|ert lo tha provlalimi h*r*ln Illflllirt ijualltr wuik. for Mllmnln ln», ilrrnriKliiK, ami |i»|.er lianilril. ni'nl will rrodm1* mMitittrd him fivr. »ltllr, Pit I*T?1 It (HI I "IIA'NK "AUJJA""."-" l.-uiiilaliiT,'I linen Mil I'KM'IHll HII II.'.'.' lli riTi'in niinrlini-nl, Mil iillliil'ea. I""! llsrttrl Kl«»nr»ucn, Alt 1-C20I, K>tinuii« il'iirimiy ,hrn, w. W, flVUtr Ciiltilnfti. I'liNV WAilUN |tBrUP••. imliilK Ntllra Ml al.'i.MI. ">na ' >i«rvie» ' rlni'i'ilii innlllll 'IIIII'I Ililnllnn fa 11 7-HU'H alter n MMIIIIHTIUVN I'liren lieilrimiir'rsnrh 1 liTlJANKAI.UMIrfUM V.'n Mmiiinn Ave,, Aahiiry I'ark. for l.rl.lU | nrtr tl.]lii« li'.r-t • I,»; i '/'I Jll';nll nil ilpsd elnl iUrel. I'nti Hi* fiireirilng nriilnanf * WM Ihlfrn1ure>l i 1 liii.itlrlfn ftctn n|.rflt-ticfil rrt'rnrntu illin, J-ili'i fnillh KKKII'IKNI'V Pi|'«illiiMil«'li..w avail sml t'«nH (lt>l 11-a'tins' al a regular Worm wimlows. sidini, awnlnis, ml •AIII."it, ,liiMKM-l'aiiilln»Vrpi| iler." IT'iniit I1KI110 mtrvlci nr fr*>« rherliiip hri In (if re lit tif |'frf«N flditl w»|. kill, nttrnrttv«« ftelitiliiifli'"»t. lUHK "'l.l.f UrniMal I'.'il I n. ||n lit. "ii ) filei'trnliit, full I'll fiii«ll. nt>tf; n\ Mrinlrr rnlm N»ft! I••Hi I»|. meeting iif tlie Miiyuf am! t'ntint.ii (if or mi t t'lANim • Bnv» y:m or iniitu nit HH ilnul nli'l irmn ilnllnii |.|ml l"f tn fur MIA lli'illtaie II' "••mill '•IHimlea Cull nil |.« ll;i. ;< h<"i'a |i|l(n mt hrnli'1 Driv »« h|.ti> ftpIhPl IS lief r>i'i in insn, on I mno tlie ll.tMiiin nl New Khtewiliuir hel'l Ccaipool Cleaning Wnlch Rqmlr '"f JfifofiMMlutt mil if wru«•: |,lniM'« *l>r) Vi-ni timfstilrp, CKIMP dm mi flu'lunil.er IV IWii. sml ial'1 nr, t t ilinaiim win I" liirlher riihiiileie.l fur S"~'"'' I'cl Supftllod ntKel' WAIi'll rilVlil'AI.' "mm l Htl> U'n Hr|VU« KUI w* 1 1 film! |i**«Me nt N KruUr rti•'rt'»»ar tl M h M 't '..i.'l Mil.I,Ml lny m,.| liii/en Vnltnu v%lll| ,nnv w-ilih re|'Nlr, ; w!:l ^•m, ,}'. 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COURTESY AlWAYS-Acme believes It FRESHNESS—it's a fetish with us! Our I, VALUES-and we do mean values! We FINEST MEATS-and naturally, that has one boss-you! And for that very bakery-delights, meats, fruits and •.• not only carry the finest nationally- means Lancaster Brand Meats- reason Acme makes every effort to vegetables, dairy foods are al|guarded advertised brands—but our own fine renowned for tenderness, juicy show you every courtesy at all times. for freshness every day of the week.-'*" foods as well. Everything is priced low goodness, flavor. Only one quality— So, if you have any questions or That's why we know you'll be please - For th. •stonlshlnr lUtumtnU Ilka "I'll*. Aril tlni* ncltnra h«i found » new h«»nff»«fi| tn )•« « prnhlnnl" Mill Si.. New York II, N, Y. •MHIIR iiilislmirn with Urn ntl»n< Hiuwttetlsimfl wII IIMIIIII K tl||,. Print plainly name, mlilivii wllh laltlng nMllly to alirlnk )IPtnor- • tntio (IIWi.|lyn<»)-miifirt In hut* nvnlluM* Nmvl Srinl now fur our IllfiO hi (nan sflnr taut, ttl.lln rehlljr III lufifiniiliiry nr nitllHrnl film I'llll .mil Winter I'dltrrii (.'iiliiloji rell^vliiir pain, netunl rtductlon iiMfr llii. name /'rfi.,mi(i»n //,• - every |i;ii:e In rxelllni; coloil FURNITURE SHOWROOMS (»I,IIM«BCP) limit |>Ure, At r»ut ilnimtlii, Mi.ni>» lurk Mi>il niiiBilii* til nil- r«inlti «>m Ivrr IWI MyH fur till jl/rjs, nil ALAN'S *« Uitiiuufh Out iuft.iei. mill* •iw. ii,n,r.i.on. rniMiiin jilus .ichnol . , , , XV, 70 SO. 7th AVE. off CHELSEA AVE. (Cloio by R.R. Tracks) LONG BRANCH