VOLUME; LXXXII NO. ae •S> BANK. N. A, WEDNESDAY, 2S.19W 7c PER COPY Sewerage System Postal Plan's Critics Hearing Oct. 26 Rapped by Auchinclose UTTLB SILVER — Tat SEA BRIGHT - Rep. BH BBJ a SenNCajBaj SSwNBl C AucbbKWM (R-NJ) M dBmtMdh MBMMaaa. 4fca* Khrush EM* rapped crttici of hMotaa dlttokBow tag coatoUdatioa of pottal ten* loa hi Ruaitoa aad'Saa Bright* oa dM matter WM Shows Ha appatrad at the Bh _ : for Oct X from I PA4, 2 Top Cops to M p. m. ta the Markkas Referrmg te"a nmark Aag..M School. Wear by MiyorThamM ParnUlfcM Lewis R. Lowry ttMIho posta| l ' ptaa wu a "dMy at ttM Premier Heads Oppose Police Exec trick.' * TOWN — The local ia theco«aty"w. , thaamti ri-mm trytag to pat a ke the nport of a stsdal Sact- East Tonight .._ -.-it. aad Mck over eaiSta Bright" . tad thli actiM wadd gtanrndaf the coimcU table for After Iowa Stay aadhtadt of tte two «• destroy the morale aad MOMMSM, lUp, AiirldatlnM add- mlht poUc* departs* Ive of the neo ta the do- td, "Aad I wtoh dM auyor wen Tas snap hat eppoM a propceal to ban to I coaM tan Ma to MI study to ttM i aa executive police of- Capt WOUam Woodward, bead tote." Mayor Parnll wu ab> eaeaai " tht ualform divitUm. tad Capt I Mat tram test dghft ATOMC MM UMNCiai—TU UM fo«a* Hmty. «M«kar iMMMar p '. over Chief Earl N. Hoyer. RayMoad WaUag, dttectHo oV"I *»t hellew thtre't M The pnpoMl, reporttd tost mIMH. laMMhlBf auk, H IBMMJM. •» wVwta«. CWM. Tk« Patrick Hanry, 310 faof VWM head, voiced ilaUar oob-«b B IM Bright who tovM IMMJ aatf waiakia* 1,400 taM. b rU aavMlk mwJMr |M>warad oakmarina to bo hiirt it to bring a mta from BihBrightt mote dtha a I ddo," ho outside the townihip to bead tha a» «nta«, COM. (AP Wlraphata) felt that hs ptea At lane ben It a proponl to ccot department be it. ghro dM Ramaoa poet office Jurk> Detactivt Robert Lttti. pred- dlctiea ovor the IM Bright pott dent of the PEA, ttid CUef Hoyer hat boaa a the ortaniiatloo it at dM aaftrtmaat SI yaan. Pewter OeoMt tee to flgfct.lht any move to bring aa of the "all the way -• body tmfauay I into tht department. V d^ %9 Propose 33-point Yacht Harbor attacked tkt pau. However, A«t> "We fed we have oat «f AcconUag to Towawlp Com- teg Poatmattar

AadfornefIntthBe.bedMaot way." Ha Program, To Include New Jetty out be will retln ta to«r body an aot "wholly agreed" yetrt. Sea Bright r ATLANTIC HNHLANDC-Tht CMt Of * Pita oa it "at thu potat Rep. AuchincioM odd dMM oatatyaafly rathorlhaa ana aad other pubUc fadHttoa. Mr. OOttttBdl wHt QM would be a aavug of m.BM ta a tlpoiatE prograa for tht Hag or BO- tXaastract a SIMott letty Jetty Plans duMHuieat taeka penoaael wtth tbt operation of the Sea BrtaM oTtht a tonod ovar to thh o bboro- mffldeat ekpefience to Ito atM DM other hearten an eett ef pier d. the proposed aew Job. office, and a nvtag of SMH) to tht opanttoa ef AM Locast peat offtdals MM no Highly critical ot tht chief, office, which would tarn ootoe wm bo apraad ever a fMt ot ana Announced i milntalM thit a ana h) Mayer P. Part Cam* aaU «M the letty aad at rlgw aa- " " j'a olyetn. Borough G«ta State needed to "putt the thaplBBta! tobatrymgto «Mta together." We! from trytag to peck OK to Exceed Debt Too department hat tog area, to MOM •even! major cbaagM m "Ill bewUdertag to MM why Allot $3 Million for Rt 35 Unit for PrognuM. ut year. thrrt't M M maay nhjecttau toIt * iMlatty. SEA BRIGHT — CoaMnctioa Capta. Wtllug tad Woodwar. dj ha add. Locutt u far aa I eat IM aaM. ii art hi aagr I. Coattnct tola* • aohidali bad hoaa Relocation Right ot Way of two aow JottiM aa North wen aamod u division " m Man, ia rather glad to have dM at that ho ceaM get lag aad outgoiag laaachiag napt Beach., to raplaeo . Uuiy after both men fobbed a *•"£•- tte Jetty aad pier eta. I waaM aay we wffl be away Stt •Oft €f tht ladycoMtractoabythtnU-imnidpel polke adntHiHrrattoal "WlMU wiU See Bright IOM with Of HWni nffl Wft Dtfvft «t MSMM •* -*- ftnajnan JAatkd capable ot haadUag 1* boat* ia i, la Included m IWe bor- count at Rutg*n Uaivonity. *!• «utgMtkn?" Rep. AuchU. __•_»«» |_ *a_-. -fptaf Inpj fjBMMM •WMMP drMMMMy a» e^BMwR^aja<«MMMjM-BMMMMFJ Mch directtaa at oae ttae. 1 Jetty program tfw year. Seven! traatfen of men to<*»»atked. atBBeT ami wBB SJBy IVeT flS"W _^_^^^^_ AW_ fjaMkBLaam MBBBI B^BJ Alerted 4.Pra*Mta h tht dtttctlvo bunatt au» htTti HI *»'t think U will Icet aay» Mr. Lowry M — M* AMUS WSW iMUsuaai por iBaa^ari inn tv Ma eottodMl.7toi . . the ckrk. beta made. < >> ho aaid, la aBiwarto tag Mhat baa takaa ftoce to < Hurricane put of ptor ate with a nmp at Mtt ajghft The Jha _ which • dttocttvtl There will be so ttUfenaeo ta I Wifl todMIBjlHHM nrigasd from the tont *» aarrlee to Iaa Bright nd< Florida bletheaambtref bMta it aad mar aargaaat was da- «M»\ tad tha boreugh't "Ma> wtlh a a peace ear Way taBtaa wwtMt be n- he added. to • [buat; npain wM to BMdi to 0 I. Ceavart gnaad ak» Bivaf' tt, JaBjr, aad dMTrade rdtag to Mr. CoBMtos,ttM kt tokMtta •I wffl bo dMnajiy daa-j I toto a head- Wto* Jatty oa loath Baa 1 to a N aaataM ft

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Pktat MHabto ihrubt aad authsriMd lea Bright to aid add then were Ml ftna rt- to dM UMtad Statoa who COB- toft from Florida to tho !'. bat I'MJooktej » Jut..,! Its debt limit «p to ITMto forP«ted >• SHtf Oat aWVWt ttVSJS^PMf ptSB . . . SJOVISN h total wu M. However, kt addm. tbto from "M a ktad of nnat a threat ***< Weather damage from tint but year WM Jmt IN HM coat kM af Soviet Ian la Moral aM far totontatt Mirier thta ia 1MI. latllto. that Iaa Bright wU Here le e breakdown: (coattoaad oa papa 2) X Ikon wis bo a eoot Ooaeral dtrme ta INS-W; m koboOMbytto WMt Prooway. dM M* atve •> coatnOBM "^ tartor of lint flow ajMrton. Of Ml wawr a Pnoway. Kt «la M HOBM catta ta UM—O; to MM M. what Mad g aad Kt » hi The Jetty tOTorMa aa dM waat aMa si ptap r ate aad -a. Baby Chokes D# HwWNMBM* SUn aUrmi ta MM-a: ta Hi MM t^$ eMtaMtefaternvotoredtoMf - rtor to protect tko toata of Ml MM aa ptor okt dw dopdi of dw p To Death In aad M toot aa ptor ttoto pro . 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Rtd Raah aollco Mid IM iwty, •• miMh tt poMlbl*. Irom J»rt*y for yeare, Uiually aa au-noted thtt only two or thnt COM* frBMfirh wf aW "»• Mfiiaim raat«y." car WM owaod by Joha J. mpty thnw* the dlteaee WM MOI MIWI' Ttittt «MI Tt.. M«t>M> artai wh»rt mo«|ul(m>i end anl of Mcephtlltit in reported la •land that "It it aol will O'KaM. 77 Root lorn« PI. Dam mile err hnth abuadani and infnr#pheliile, but mort frequently, thit ana ovor a BOTMBI yaar'i Ofeav •Ml BOlTM." ago WM allfM. tort « * IMWI A4>*IIIM»W>I . doe* runletl mtnlniitii" tlmt. . Sa, lfff UD BANK WCBIER Little Silver Court Action Instituted, Officers Installed VUUAMUNNMN KEYPORT - The new Jewish Seen on Maintenance Bond SEA BRIGHT - William Lind- man, 71, died yesterday ta hit War Veterans Auxiliary. Bay. UTTUS SILVER - The bor- home, 3 Beach St. Spends Time, shore Post 717. wat iastftuted atMAaftoraty wat autnorued last Yacht Harbor Born in Sweden, he wu and offlcen installed at tha Syna- aight to faMtttBtt a court suit (continued from page 1) son of the late Carl and Sophia 'Stead of Honey gogue oa Broad St against a housing developer and Lindman. He- had lived here for a bonding company "whose If, SI yean. Donald Hyer, », of M Camp- Mn. Jack Goldberg of Htslot, aad to* ah, »• teat hi baiUl Ave.A , RiveRi r PlaxaPl . bahdd 11II1I prstlatat. called oa affloan aad Mr. Lindman was a retired 4< IPtM gWaTVaaaaaaaV HT IV with Mm ysttorday when he went meroben to malrj this ytar a fisherman. •hooping for a sweater In Red R. Minogue, borough at- boat bertha ea each side, ntak- Surviving are hit wife, Mn. nwinoraUMc onc> torney, said ho would begin draw- lag a total af II aew bertha, Ruth Anderson Lindman; Othere installed wsra Mn. tog ap the papen today. He waa walking dowa Canal St. brothers, John Lindman of Brook- aad saw ptoplo coming out aaide Harry Britr, stator vies pntip - Tha development ia Silvenide win be times greater lyn aad Axel Undmaa of Mon- door at Statabach't. He decided *"*: Mn. lack Laatr, Junior Park ana its developer is Sidney mouth Beach; two listen, Mn. •M fl IttS vice president; Mrs. Sam Koro- Berg. Mr. Minogue said. ^ ^^ tUeMfftlataatavaa' #f CMt M Agnes Johnson, East Hampton, p y bow, treasurer; Mn. Leighton L. I., and Mn. Naemi Ekholm of Instead, all he "spear there Levy, correspoadUg ttcrstary; Sweden. walie s Itsom at the ttime. time ,H bae tdidt' tt* tpeopl raale- Mrs. Milton Knia, raoordiag tec- Rtodi aot being properly «•* **J fJJ *- - ** The funerel will be held Fri- walking out of the door wen em- ntary; Mn. Mtrtta Alptrta. i ptoyees. It wat S: 3* and the store duct rets: Mn. Jack AJtaark. 12. Acquire property now owned day at 2 p. m. in the Flock Fu Mr. Minogue eald Out R. Sea- neral Home, Long Branch, with wat closing. No oat noticed Don- patriotic instructor; Mrs. Herman man, borough engineer, Inspected by the Centra! Railroad of New aid. He stopped st the men's Korobow, chaplain: Mn. Stanley Jersey, opposite the borough Rev. Robert S. Judge of the Sea the roada ta ttw lint socttoa of Bright Methodist Church officiat- room, and whea be came oat the Schwartz, guard; aad Mrs. Jack COVvfM Oy sewer plant, for use as recrea- Kreuter. historian aad publicity. tional areta. iag. Burial wiU be in Woodbine store wst dark sad the doors liit tf Cemetery, Oceanport locked. Mrs. Milton Perlin. couaty pre- 13. Construct a new entrance sident, wat '-tfn<"i officer. The at. road—on the property to be He called Rod Bank police "Ha raparted it would cost **.- MRS. NORMA LEPORATTI They called Michael A. stovtk. proceedings were nader tht dl- acquired from the railroad. The nctioa of Mn, EStor Sfainbtig, m m pat the roada la afeapt," new entrance road to tie in with MONMOUTH BEACH - Mn MU KBPS IXFJtMMN«>~lal| naaata Campaay af Rod lank aaaaoe) Hi Hfria . vice pratidtat of Norms Leporatti, «, of II Sea Stettbach't, Mr. Sktvak arrived dap_. t dt sad chiehif existing roadways In the harbor. branch office yottortjay at lawn aa* Matn Stt., EaHwtawn. Mayar t. Mitt Prlaa f Wltn the present becoming an View Ave., died yesterday in at the store about l:2» to free of ataff. Rabbi Harry 0. H. La- That is the amooat the borough exit Monmouth Medical Center after cuft ribbon while Mn. Rwaani Manjaa, taarotaiy arf loll Rnanco. ana" Herbart Ma*, viae said tht epsaag aad closing wUl hope to collect in ita court a three months' Moots. xol, right, branch manaejor, awitt. For til the eoafusioa the boy prayersi Mn. MoBy aaaptor. 14. Extend piers two. three, still didn't gat bit sweater. "We president of peat ITS. lasttnited ft n MtiMffnt added. four, five and six for 119 feet be- Mn. Leporatti waa born in bed have to tht sow pott Tht problem wat brought to a yond their present length. To pro- Rome, Italy, and wat toe daugh- today to hay tho Mickey Waldor. Newark attor- ~ two weeks ago when a da- vide 111 more berthing spaces ter of tht late Joseph Sajvaroai Postal Plans resident charged the and upwards of $21,091 in ad- and Mn. Angelina Ghent Satva- (Continued) Health Group to Aid . addressed tht grasp on the rot 1 of Monmouth Beach. SJest "What tht JWV Depart- taptred la November "and ditkmtl revenue per year. should he run again for Congress K ment Means ia Your Com- there bat boon so ptrformasce 15. Install new street lighting Mn. Leporatti waa employed in I960 "Mr. Waldor it past com- by tht devolopsn tad no enforce- on roads behind administration as an operator at the Atbury L. E. Smith, postal inspector *n> Olsen of tho JWV Department start by tho town although the banding to provide better public Sportswear Company. Atbury p from the Philadelphia office, told Psychiatric Center at New Jersey; national axecu- leads are ia qulto bad condition."' protection. Park. reporters it was "hard to say" II. Increase parking facilities N«wi Aides Uve committMtsaa. aad recipient EtUot Schneider. M Southvale Surviving, la addition to her when the postal plan might go RUMSON - Tht board af the of the "matt Ave., said ho brought the matter behin' d sdralnlstretio^^ n building by mother, it a sea. Robert Lepo- into effect. He pointed out that LAURENCE HARBOR - Mrs. Navy Aunrdu Medal public health tuning wi>ia oke. *—*»* "» «"• yaar" award at to the —»—««— of tho county wieeaing Present area, ratti. at home. consolidation since 1952 had re- of Rumaon. Sea Bright aad Pair tii isaajia III . 17. seeking wsys to The funeral will be tomorrow duced the number of post offices give borough residentid ! tddedd d ad- Haven hat voted to becosae * *" However, Mr. Mlangua said the at St.rn.la Star of the Sea in tho country from 4J.SH to orsry fouadere of tht new Cbfl- Mn vantaget In every phase of the Catholic Church where a requiem 37,000. Lagk. Post oa? harbor optntion. dren't Psychiatric Center of Moa- bar committee aides whoa tho Jean* Siagel, paat couaty prtsi- toatttotba mass will be offered. Burial will Receipts mouth County. «"W SJBJMII OtVWIaMaadtporlattatf fBaaaTtagusnl,t tnU IS. Rtetrkt the ate of dress- be in Mt. Carrot! Cemetery un- •aM met last week ia the pott tag aad Mr. Smith told Borough Coun- Tho vote was taken after Mn. meaMry of her husband aad her Socttoa two of me dtvtJopsMat der direction of the Damiano Fu- tea, who was killad to the war. to tht niliiats of tha cil that Rumson's postal receipts Robert G. Ibley read an appeal Auxiliary aad post offtcen will la covered by aaonar bond, which neral Home. last year were "approximately" from the chairman of the Mn. Siege) also presented a expires this November, Mr. Mia- It It bo todtctod at tht ceremony at that a $40,000. He said Rumson is in the honorary founders committee, naatary gift tageyateaabe ARTHUR O. MARRINER " p.m. Mn. Yatta first class post office category. Assemblyman Alfred N. Chairmen includt Mn. John "Wo cant do anything about ton. af aw bo FARMINGDALE — Arthur G After the meeting, however, Mr. DKJtovaasi, rcttrtag pr g p* pftMaWM _ feat eatU the Maw cornea," be Marriner, 58, of 75 Main St., Fowler said Rumson Is not a white memorial Bible kt memory life. During Monday's meeting, hold Memorial Day services, died Monday at Fitkln Hospital, first class post office. in the nurse*'offices in Rumsoa iactlviMat - -• , paat prttideatt' parley, of bar titter. Leak YaraokL II. Install 1W foot guard rail Neptune. Sea Brighfs postal receipts last Borough HaU. Mrs. Iris Wltooa, poppy posters aad window dit- Mn. Saul Dttmtad. Mn. Mr. MtaMgaa aaid aa latpscnoa along bulkhead at southerly end He was born in West Farms. year were S2S.000. Mr. Fowler staff aunt, said that last month plays sad nkaWlllslliMi Mn _ Frankel sad Mrs. Wil- by Mr. Saamaa than aaowed tt of pier afar. Surviving are his parents, Is- said. she made US visHs to cany oat John HoWs. Atntrirsnltm: Mn! liam Wolfe also war* iaetituted. would cost tM» to gat tat roads M. Install illuminated dock on saac and Mary Marriner here, The $11,000 savings forecast by the unit's health program. Visits John Vachitis. adopt-a-vetoraa Participating in the tho front of the administration and a brother. Walter P. Mar- Mr. Smith would come in trans- wan made at follows: 13, Rum- sad child welfare; Mrs. Walter ~ MiDar. riner of Miami. Fla. MeaawhUe. at atJd. Mr. Sea- bonding. portation, personnel and book- son; M, Fair Hsvta, aad 42, Sea SchUctingg , Civil Defense, radiodio, Services will be held tomorrow keeping costs. Mr. Fowler said Bright. Mn. Molly Ana Lopatla. depart- 21. Construct an observation ment protldent; Mrs. Ellea Kap- been some work doaa oa the room oa top of administration at 11 a. m. at the C. H. T. day- that under the present postal set- Mrs. Francis McCarter ttid the Mistelevisios Marn yaa dReiher Christma, communits partyy; roada ia that section." ton A Son Funeral Home, Add- up here, private mail contracts lan, depsrtmeat stater vies pres- bnfldmg above the yacht club dental clinic program win open services aad Halloween party; ident; Alex Sawyer, department Curbs were installed also and phla, with Rev. Robert Beaman are given for mail brought in early in October. Dentists for Mrs. Rollin Rathbua. constitution effort! made to correct a dram- a. Install new vapor hghts, or of the Pierce Memorial Presoy- from Sea Bright and Keantburg. junior vice president; Gerald Ed- this work win bo Dr. William B. aad publicity: Mn. William Pot- ner. national chief of staff; Cecil age condition, tho attorney added. simitar Illumination, along bulk- erian Church, Farmlngdale, of- Under the consolidated plan, Hyland. Rumson, tad Dr. Victor »», American m- mail would bo carried in Post KEPORT-Thomas B. Holmes, Sdiwam. past deptrtnaat presi- Tho neohjttaa calttag for Mr. iciating. M. MaraacJo, Uttle Silver. tl aad coupons; Mn. dent: Mn. Lorniat Penh, I. Repaint and illuminate sign Burial will be in Evergreen Office Department trucks, elimi- aviation electrician's mate sec- ReportR t alsl o showed there has W i 111 a ra Beckner. education, Minogue to begin court actioa ond class, USN, ton of Mn. Rosa county president, aad Mrs. Paaay was introduced by Cmmrflinsa at entrance to harbor on "land- Cemetery, Farmingdale. nating the mail contract costs. been a steady increase in use by tchotonhipt aad Now Jersey slide" bridge. I Mea to Office Holmes of SS Orchard St. aad residents of the three boroughs Girls' State: Mn. Milton Flats, ChCharlel s E , FolsomFl . husband of the former Miss Pat- Also. Mn. Babttta Wagner, Edward F. Torn, road com- MRS. ANNA THESLE At the pretent time, Mr. Fow- ta tho aaaociatioa-s wCB-babyOoM Star Mothm; Mn. " ler uid, there are five men. In- ricia A. AUston of 4133 Jose Dr., Halbert, historian; Miss ax»ductrstt:Mn.lJ»tylUndba. mittee chairman, was not at the SEA BRIGHT — Mn. Anna Corpus Christ!. Tex., received a clinic services. During June, coaaty chief at staff; Mrs. Helen meeting. Thesle, tt, of 24 Center St., died cluding himself, in the Sea Bright July and August. » children were Rtiher, hospitality aad youth pott office. The new plan prob- good conduct medal while serv- cared for to Sea Bright; 2$. Pair dances; Mrs. Maria EhnedH. lag- Warah. coaaty staitr vie* prtsi Tho couaty prosecutor's office yesterday in the Hill Top Nuniag ably will eliminate one part-time ing with Electronic Couate Haven, aad 42, Rumaon. Mrs. < 0ay;Mn. •tat; Jack StoUbtrg, count] said two weeks ago it has re- Fred Plat, sector ceived Mr. Schasidtr's totter sad 2S. Develop a planned replace- Home, Middletown. clerk, he uid. un Squadron Two at the U. S. Harris Woodman gtvt this re- Maria Bridgamaa. RootevaM Hos- Naval Station in Rota, Spain. dajtrlet aide; M investigating tha matter, menti nm for all piling tn the Born in Sweden, the had lived Mr. Smith pointed out that the port. pital servica, put tnaHiai's dhv Mn. i called for tht i Prates* pttmgt Hive here 12 yean. She was tht widow Sea Bright postmaster would not Before entering the Navy la Mn. John , aasteounpt coun- P March, 195*. Holmes attended Mn. WlUiam Heatley. aaaocia- ty pnaidtat; Mn. Rhoat Carol. been In service men than 21 of Martin Thesle. lose any salary through tht ttoa representative to the Mon- "Investigate tho official conduct" yean. change. The Sea Bright pott Matawan High School. Mrs. Mae Ecktstoa. musk; •wOhyy pnaidtat. pott 3M; ir- of Mr. Miaogae aad Mr. Torre. Surviving it s brother, HJat- mouth County Homamakan Serv- St. Paint all mooring piles alu- mar Johanton of Sweden. matter would become a superin- ice, gave a review of their pro- Mn. Deaaia McDoaald. aattoaal tendent of mails. Mr. Smith aaid tocurity: Mn. Aadraw Carver. minum with red tops. The funeral win ba held tomor- gram wUch coven the county, ot post 171, aad Mn. Ethel Ho). 27. Put gutter* along the front a superintendent Is entitled to Mrs. Oscar Oohmsrt, Jr., row at noon in tha Flock Fu- aad which It available to all color btanr. of the admiaistntion building. neral Home, Long Branch, with overtime pay after working 41 county residents. Dorm, the safety; Mn. John Crimmlas, JS. Put pressure nonlee on til Rev. Robert Oswald of tht Ref- boon in a weak. A postmaster Births null water 'notes. ormation Lutheran Church, Wast dost not receive overtime pay, families by pravidiag part-tiiat Mn. Carver, neater party: Mn. * t>»ilii a pita af ahttvaff Long Branch, officiating. Crema- be said. DtOtovsanl. Mn. Briat tion will be In the RooehiU Cre- Mr. Fowler told lbs council that Mn. Alfred Fretmd. chsimaa Mn. Vschttis, audtttog. mttory, Lindas. had it not bean for Ruratoa, this Mr. and Mn. Mania Kam- Mrs. Rathbua aaid tha toator msnn, II Cayuga Ave., Oceaa- of vohmtotn. said members had The offldal charter lor tha Public kaartag waa set lor Oet At prsseat.lt Maseet* borough never would have had a worked through the summer tak- auxiliary wiB Saturday. D at • p. m. ia the boroaga ban. JOSEPH GRIECO pott office. Many yean ago, he port. daughter, this morning. MnM . VachitiVhi s is chairman _. to shot off the satin Mr. and Mn. David I. Stela. lag residents of tho three areas g Kpsa, Mr. Folsom aajUfawd the gov- 10NG BRANCH - Joseph Gri- said. Rumson approved a request to doeton' offices sad clinics. tht Joiat tostsnaaoa sot for Oet. vWaVaag) bOaty Wit Vpftaagf aafJQMflMO ll. Proceed with all speed to- <*°. ». of 17 South Fifth Ave.. from Sea Bright to have IN I Winding Way. Uttle Silver, 24. Her aides will be Mrs. Bridge. of Pott SB), presetted tht gavel daughter, yesterday. She mid Mn. Sherman Hoyt took to Robert Orotabtrg. paat com- the toad program to bo ward the dredging of the areas died yesterday at his home. Rumson residents receive mall one patient to aa eye clinic five man, Mn. Halbert. Mn. DiGk> with about fMM coemtag act of between the piers. Mr. Grieco was born la Long from Sea Bright ao that tbia bor- Mr. and Mn. Harold Waiting, vanni aad Misses Mary aad Betty •I Manning PI., Keansburg, ton. week throughout June, The axscuUvt coauatttat of ths •M tadget aad the SI. Continue efforts to get the ranch and wat tho ton of the ough could have a post office. July aaud August. Reiher. lag takaa care of through tho U. S. Army Corp. of Engineer* late Leon and Minnie Pcnta Gri- Gets Mai Mara yesterday. The auxiliary received aa hon- auxiliary will meat in the bom* of Mn. Krato. M CoratU Dr., emergency aparapriattoa. to elevate me atone breakwater eco. He wat t mi It wts brought out that Rep. Riverview Ilisaliat orable meaUoa sward far its his- Ho said stoat of tha rood work «• tht eater perimeter of the er. Auchiadott, who lives at 23 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sons, DaugMtrs tory report, sad s second prii* "" '. ct 14. MS already Minor area and for a stone Surviving an two brothen, Waterman Ave.. •tamsoa, gets IN East River Rd., for the work done by the JaaJor daughter, yesterday. Taaords_ T _ H will be ^^ ortakwator or Jetty at extreme James and Frank Oriaco. both Ma mall from Boa Bright Rep. To Hold Dane* AuaUiary. at the state coavsa- •at tBQMffOIV*si KM BMK aMflfptfT. easterly end of harbor tree. Long Branch. Attduaclose aaid flat borough Mr. and Mn. Leon Potts, ttoa to WUdwood. Rhododendron Mn. Mary PetlUo of Long Breach First St., Keyport. The Monmouth and Octaa 33. Establish a minimum fee of would gat liapiawd asrvica in Cooatiei Past Canadian Assocla- S2.M per dty for tnntienti using and Mn. Carmen Fonttr of that than would ba a stall pick' yesterday. Coaaty Maatal Health Group Mttts Yonkere. N. Y. ttot of tht Sons sad Daugbton DeSapio Awaits pier facilities, with an additional up oa Sundays, if tha eaatoJtda- Mr. and Mn Rmwll Pnot, H3 of Liberty wUl bold Its second SZrfki.L Tho LeghM Aatdha- NAVEHKK - Tat MMJaney stvea cents per foot for boats of The funeral will ba bald Fri- ttaaplaa ia ~ Keyport Rd., Middlttows, WUI btptar M the wtttrtcsa Raaa> day at II a. m. in tht Damiaao tor, yesterday. saaual dtoaer-danc* Oct I to the -T^ " T* 31 fast sad longer. Ho said that wader Pott Office tflgjQt|n If) TIM Sky atoiaBaC DB? ^•^_?T ^^ * — — Ssctoty at Ms first fan Verdict on Job S3. Recommend that on til Funeral Home. Banal will be In rates, the change w . atAvoeaFarmoxMbKed forms, stationery, and advertising Glenwood Cemetery. could have boon affected without JAPANESE HOLLY Aflaatle Hlghlaadt. Mn. Haary JJgJ J^L^SSSL ^ -** oater sttdto af rbsatdiaarsai aad NEW YORK (AP) - Canalae Qoaat. • Atltatk St.. Hlghltndt. 2S2!. twaavy saostiag materials the operation be shown Informing local ratidentt. NEW SHREWSBURY — Tat hi gostral chairman, ssalaat loaned to ths llaaaaaaaaal aaaU taaaaaa N-tBBKa£ftaBa! Garden Club will meet Wi a aa Atlantic Highlands Yacht Har- ROBERT J. FORMAN Mr. Smith aaid ht would "guar- Oa tht committee an Mn by ths Nattoaal Ssctoty. aatinaaa at the New York (Mea-bor, owned by the Borough ol COLT'S NECK — Robert J. antee" residents here that Rum- dty at I p.m. in tht LEAVE hattaa) Coaaty Daaacratlc Ccav Mrs. Ntlsoa Holden, tt.. Betty Ktoney. Mn. Vlvisa laa- Atlantic Highland!. Operated by Forman. 11. of Muhlenbrink Rd.. ton Pottmitter Paul O. Peterson bora sad Miss Florence Kohlan- SHREWSBURY - George M. by J. S. WoBt. llHtimaa. of taUaM. Bat he wU hava to wait Atlantic Highlands Harbor Com died Sunday In Fitkln Hospital W|B n-m apanotl o tojh; •* •?""J2* •"•EPSwill ba given:±**!?J. Mrs. !~f bath. Wghlaads; Mn. Ella Wool- Borden. son of Mr. sad Mn. aight ftr tho mr- after a long litotes. Nslaoa Htid- Ity, Mn. Cora Johasta tad Walt- Jsmet S. Bordea of 13 Thoaus causa of lbs eonasNdation. ea, Jr.. is dtat aaid the Mr. Format was ban M After the awetttg, Mr. Smith - - - Mn. spent hit week-tad latvs Brooklyn. He wat a dairy fans Pay Aytn sad Mrs. Atoat Cats, from Fort DU with his psraata. an tht strata at tho Tbsssta*ca*iiwaa»hlt,hetd- manager. told Chutes Toop, of tht Mid- bjgttw %m tttastir coaaty com- Surviving Is bis wife, Mn. Hel- dletowCottmarotn Townshi. that bpa alsChambeo la studyr of- KEYPORT - Tht EaMtlniis: Mn. Barbara D*> Ootrgt. who tatsnd tht tsnrlos Hebrew Letguo Watos aad Mn. Eathtr wJuly, watMtigaadtothtAmy en RandoMi lag Baa tj—lrtpaHty'i rtajastt eagyt rumtMga aala jTZ^T nsrtacs RtyaoMt MlUtsrMlUtary Police sad wUl ncoiv* this type of ovtrgnta ftr Mn. Olive Croydon, N Marion parents, Mr. aad Mn. Robert for a centnl pott office within hat been |PVw)l|p(>n*jy HI IfHMBBJtlT •>—-a tvjaM Ml MTi •stjgjtjatat Oct 3. Ht wat >o ass. Tho raal pparty y Ittttnaip ta St. and Mrs. John Raymond, Forman, Floral park, L. I. tha township. through Oc_it I mt m*. tt.-Ma.fi m» •"" Bin* y a aew Ctrl tmrnrngmM 112 McLaren St., are medical Cl. 1 fJl IV BFlUaaO If, g^—j UtatUta l Aawaxataaat OU graduatetad from I Hasjjjt toi to lla ma CouatC y EEx- Tho James T. Bwdday Fwaral iMl^lliatWksaueB, work out Mrs. Harrykf HimouarbIIItalailfsiMai . IftatatawHatlst.l* lat ••^ tHI l i Haven wn aptak ta tho. ccatJvo OaaMiitteeitt , of patient! in Riverview Hospital. A eraaffaV* WQB vary steely," ho told Mr. Toop. chairman la Jaat. aataflaaf dM|BJd| ggf f-te gWfllggf a taattabv district * Mn. Daniel Dondl, 132 South St., charge of local a ta^tajfaaaj tMSTtaw fag gffgffl Vsa%wSMvJHCVBt> that committoe It the Mn, Eleanor Garvey. II Leroy Tho funeral wit) be la Floral DtBORAH LEE HOVER with growlag tht skats at tht waat «f Ttmaaay HaU. Datapto PI. Mri Morton Kopllk, 1st Park. PORT MONMOUTH - Deb- Oet. Ka ataatloa BM kad the tea for II years. Newmtn Springs Rd., Stntt Pal- orah Let Hover, one •dty-old At laat aigbt'a mooting of tat aadraao, 17 Branch Ave. Mrs. FRANK O. trOOOLAK tMaghttr of Mr. and Mn, Btr- Anne Sparrow, Spring Tar., and MORGANVILLE - Pnak O nerd Hover, a Willow St.. died BbwU Window Mn. Katharine Vasdervsor, FV BB^BBV ssl laBB^BBflfJaaBBBittb BxtdatMAslI agrtt «f m ackaey Rd.. an surgical H^j-fS/n-aj|tf 40, mi isaad daad yea- an l aaUoatt toraty hi his homo oa Ontawssd With Shotgun Mn. Ellis Kamntt off FlacFlackk- Surviving btttdtt the ptreau sty Rd. It a medics! patient la He wat bora hero, eon of the an a brother, Barnard Hover. Roosevelt Hospital, New York lato Albert aad THUe Mucha Sto- Jr.. and two stolen, Marianas ebargad wt» MatUag twt wh> Egg Market "Ity. She was admitted Suadsy. dolsk. and Cynthia Hover ill tl home; atwt of aa Estt KtMasbtri Mr. and Mn. William Sehtef Mr. Stodoisk wu employed by htr maternal grandparents, Mr. ttors with a ahotgua faos a bear. NEW YORK (APMU.I.D.A.) ftr of Philadelphia were week-end Lavoit Laboratories here. aad Mn. Fred Boyd of Red big More MohMrato W. Oil- tuetti tt the Molly Pitcher Ho- Surviving an two slslen, Mn. Bank, and her paternal grand- btrt Maatoa Oct. 3. Demaadfalr IT. tel. While here they visited Mrs. Oscar Morrtll of Keyport sad parents, Mr. and Mn. Leo D. ^M,Otntlh Scnaeffer's brother, William Mn. George Canty of Morgaa over of U Fargtville, N. Y. la, 32, af Jtnoy tt, aad (Whalaaale tslllag prlcai based Greenwood of West St. The Dty Funenl Horn*, Key The funeral wst held yetter- TarabaN, a, atlbanAero Mn. Hitel Locti of fort Liu- purl, it In chtrgs of smnge day Is Fslr View Cemetery wa- Ave., bath Bast Ktaasbwg, btvo derdale, Fit. t former resident menu der direction of the Scott Fu- chtrgod with awSrdtrty New York spat ouoUtioat M- wn, is visiting her son, Jtmti neral Home, Btiford. Rev, Rog- BaWl Dotg of Mnnmouth St. ar J. Squire, pastor of tht Rsd Jto WWMSM •estrtai Jm u, JEBSE PHILUPf pallc* tsid. Mr. and Mn. Jan* A. Bloom FREEHOLD - Jesse Phllllpt Bank Methodist Church, offici- Mated saton: iBtias (4MI of Washington St., rectatly spent i. of II Shtrif* St., died ytt- ated at trivettde services, Tht ston. sn MM taratr at Iba.) «?•«! aatrat maalaai vacation at Atlantic City. ttrday m Mt homo. Hit wife Ocean Avt, aad Port Maaamdt •aU ^4^ l was the late Cathertat OoMsn MRS. IRENE B.COTTRELL R4.H owned by Albert Btvaa»s, PAPER DRtVR SUNDAY Phillips MATAWAN - Mrs Irene B TfW HIM Wfftl fMsMUaNl eal 191 SJatrat (4S-S4 res) NEW SHREWSBURY - The btM soadlsg tht basrhig. TI Mr. Phillips wst a member of C'ollrrll, t Prospect Point Oar • tt; utru_ _ BMdHi„.„_...m 27 . I »»*> *"•«• 'I" < omptny will «• Rsntltt Church bin. deitt, died Sunday In Ciltns fall!. Extras («VM lbs) «- readuct iu monthly paper drlvt Stvsrsl couskM survive, N. V., where the was viiUini MEYNER TOVItn •undsy. sttrtlim tt I a, m fhr funeral wil„.„l b„ r *»l.„d lo„- Surviving are a brother, lam- TRCNTON - Oav. R«bert B. Members tsk resident! to Irsvr morrow tl 2 p, m. from 'he W uel ItoMcr of lUlllmiifc, and two viryn^r win tour Monmouth WhMss: Ta* (aVH lbs) Uea bundles tt the curb. ArettH. freeman tnd Son Itntrtl nephrwi^ , Rirhtr„...„,.„,_.,,„„„d Mowtr of PM.- tHTittW BAH fJOt* «f —Pi«ttJint kiitnhowtr and Irsawry affltltlt hold t County In a strtts at spttche* &3-IT; awtdhua smalllls 2121- that will be ranvassed tr« Home. Krwhold Rev. John M Mcois"^l fl " "andd Ttotiri"aru"Rh B • "dummy" band at tn* WMtt Houi* to msrli • rli* In tha Inttrsit rsts on Strltt I for D*mocrsllc candldttot Th«rt> 24: peewees 17 II Shrewsbury Park I end 2, lair of the Bow«r ill Halllmnr* ttvlnfi bond* to Ibi per sent. Trttiury Sstrstsry Robort Anderitn is at loft and dty. Oct. I, Ht will visit all bul Biawnr Top evaHty flrtd, Mitnrnavm, Tlnton Fall!, y y (•»» I hurrh, will official* Th» Aumin t>r in M«|I|IW(KKI iittii'. llaltlmmr. la In i|' bondi olio went up to )fc per cenf. (AP thin 1 Tea to Open PTA Seaton Tuesday in Little Silver Drive st Aid Instructor, Refresher

LRTIE SILVER -itl For 2 Weeks Course Set to Start at Red CrosT" oatTotchor waaodatloa will EATONTOWN — Robert Daly, SHREWSBURY - Chariot W. Mi Maaea wtth a taara for paf Regional of Tranqulllty. N. J,, involved ia Brahn of Spring Lake, trislreaaa •ttaTeasosy tram 3:N to 1p.m. aa accident here recently, was in tha gyaaastam of the Mark- fined fIs aad had his driver's IBM Promotes of the Red Cross First Aid CoaV School Has license laiohad for two weeks by mlttee. has announced the'aarV Magistrate Pater J. Edwardsen. Middletown Man ag date of a first aid instrnee* Mis. John Stives, chairman, and refresher coune ia Monday. will ba assisted by Mrs. Ji Tha acttoa came last week in WHITE PLAINS - Interna- 603 Pupils Municipal Court tional Business Machines Corp. Oct. 9. at S p. m. MaeEvoy. Mn. Edward Evan- Instruction will take piece at eon, Mn. Gordon Pagdm, Mn. MJM90N - Aa opaaiag waak Mr. Daly bad been charged has announced the promotion of with careless driving. Donald E. Van Nest 2 Suffolk La., the Chapter House on BBreed d SSt, Paul MartneU, Mn. N: J. of m students at and will continue through Oct I. McMuDon, Mn. Edward Torrle, Romsco-Fair Haven Regkmal Fraak Bailey, Nsvetlnk, charg- Middletown, to administntive as- ed with driving, was listant to the manager of ac- Norman Buehler of Toms River. Mn. John Domnee and Mn. High School saw tba school ready tint aid and water safety i Arthur Dilgerg . The first ggrads to'face "the year of deuwnstrat- fined US and had his license countinunting services. , . nothen will pravMa refresh>e- d achievement." Dr. John F. taken away for N days. PrioPri r toh hiis appointment, be aentative from the Eastern Ana . ~d Cramer, Freewood was an administrative assistant mania. Kkmey. Jr., auparlntandant, said u an administrative assistant <*«<1st Mr* ». BrahnAlexandria. . Va., wfll aa- Tha Parant aad Family Llfa yaatarday, Acres, Farmingdale, wu fined in the office of the treasurer of d $10 for having en unregistered the Service Bureau Corp., a Eligible for refresher tralnug CommittM will maat at tba «VI are tint aid Instructors who are home of Mra. Kenneth Heyman, vehicle. wholly-owned and independently y A ^vkl UkistnUoUkistnUonn cHmcHmgg rUNTY O" SPACHim —Elaine Dorr, Ethel Gectey, Nancy Covyeow and Man* Paying tinea la Violations Ba operated subsidiary of IBM. authorized to teach Red Cross WindiaWidi g WayW , at »:I»IOO a.m .T Toes- imj^tiig uwaraaa may be sound iia irst aid classes. Also eligible day. Oct. 27. The dtoawteBwUl ft, comparison that whereaa mat Zawicki, loft to right, members of the Senior Westminster Fellowship ol Westminster reeiTwere: Frank DeLisa, 79 Fist St., ire those holding a Red Croat deadl l witith the studtdy of emotionaotional year w*e ^were forced to house Preibyterian Church In Middletown, prapira for a spaghetti tuppor to ba held by idvanced tint aid certificate. maturity. Two films, "Act Your Long Branch, speeding, $19; Jos- three home rooms in our old au- the group Saturday afternoon and evening in tho church. ' eph Petillo, Asbury Park, im- New candidates for Instructor Age" aad "He Acts His Age,' ditorium, this year we are ac- training are velcome, and ore- win ba shown. proper turn, $10; Anna Smits, cepting tuWoa students ia addi- To Give Paper New Brunswick, improper turn vlously authorized Red Croat first At aa executive board maatlin ttoa to our regular Kickoff $10; William Murphy. 28 Richard lid Instructors whose cards, have tha budget waa ap- Oar eommwUty has provided for Awards Court ana Ave., Eatontown, speeding, lapsed may renew their Instruc- proved. It waa agreed that tha US; Sewaton Lagrotteria, 34 tor's authorization. assoclartoa will work on the col- Ha cosnasoen. Held For For Troop 151 Tohlcoo PI., Oceanport, speeding, Registration may be made by which wffl be "Adda from tha construction $33; Frank Kenny, Bridle, care- i telephone call to Mn. Ethel m tha Nov. 1 phase of ear planning, we an EATONTOWN — Girl Scoot leu driving, $18, and Carrie Btuman, safety services secre- Tha bond lame to sponsored by preparing many new develon- Scout Drive Troop 151 held Its Court of Hutchlnson, IS Crawford St, tary, at the Chapter House prior " Committe" e tor Cot- ia our programming. New HAZLET —A plaimliii meeting Awardds TuesdaTd y Iin thhe borougbhh Shrewsbury Townhsip, speeding, to Oct. 5. lege OppBrtaattlaa In New Jar- courses this year Include college- for ^ Uekofl lull. $10. This is the first tint aid Inttruo- •ay. level advanced placement pro- ' district two, Monmouth Coun- Mn. Fraacia Bruce, leader, and refresher course steee Mn. Carl Borgaaoa, PTA rep- grams ia biology aad mathemat- of Boy Scoute. wu held In presented awards to memben 957. Another is not anticipated reeentattve to the Board of Edo- ks. German, applied chemistry, Shora Pout Inn. Rt 38. in the another full year. CterlM bttstMM orgiaitttta tad man- The meeting waa conducted by brought to tte •&• agemeat, speech arts, creative g y KSg ormation J. Fred BUlett..scout executive Troop memben will spend the "• Wrttbatft COBtiae»|WeUy liVlflC Ml" *£ Mnamovth • Council* Robert week-end at the Rockwood Na- toe the asfety problems which to and inetahvorUng shop — & ftdd i tional Girl Scout Camp In Beth-jOn Fallout farmers Week grams, and specialized courses Ernest Peseux, districnew t commit- esda, Md. Chaperones working Accordmg to a survey tokaa in tee chairman, and James E. with Mn. Bruce will be Mn. Mans Readied bat waak by local pottee. it wai "In line with our evaluation of Flynn, district commissioner. Joeeph MarceUa and Mn. I. W. Is Released found that there Is an average a different department each Appointed as area, chairmen Matthews, assistant troop lead- LITTLE SILVER - Latest in- Donald E. Van Nest TRENTON - The tint meet- ef 124 bicycly e riders, 87 wanting year," Dr. Khme«~y said, "I am Robert Malkmer. Matawan ers, and Mn. T. J. Zebrowakl. formation, data and plans re- ing of the general committee for aao (• to OCHOOJ'; taking forward to a major study J. Leon Schanck, Keyport, ad- Mn. Joseph Hetaleu aad Mrs. garding shelters to protect Mr. Van Nest Is a graduate ol the 1960 New Jeney Farmera Thirty-tight more would waflr. It ef our Social Studies Department vanced gifts; Henri J. Hansen, Michael Veaflkeno. scout mothers. against fallout—nleased by the Rutgen University. He holds a Week will be held Monday m AJ_ m A^^hJasaW ^^^^^A • - — -m\ — sV^^a^^B ^^B^B - - - — Office of Civil and Defense Mo- bachelor of science "degree in Trenton, according to as an- fM UI11K wW wUMtf MCwfT COO- terms of aa analysis of our Keyport: John P. Kane. Mate- Receiving five-year pina were , a compantiv James S. Wyman, Cliff- Notation in a 32-page booklet- business administration, and has nouncement from Secretary of tm. smey ot our atooents acnieve- been employed by IBM since Agriculture Phillip Alampi, gen- wood: Edwin Uabtnow, Holm- VsnVkek ldenu by the local Civil Defense eral chairman. At ot now, the apaad limit ea Tbomae AntiseU. Marlboro: Note, Laura Adams, Susan Erb, 1948. Seven Bridge Rd. is N m social studies eounet, aad a fc4- Catherine Talarico, Susan Swan-J^ »«*«•'• Control organixa- Representatives of more than William J. Cahill, West Keans- LITTLE SILVER — W. J. Van- tko. per hour, while the limit oa the nacHoBs of our Vleck, 81 Uppincott Rd., New son, Carol Smock, Cordie Meeks. 40 agricultural organizations have burg, and Joseph P. Kiebl, Rari- been Invited to attend and make ether streets ia this borough It low-o^ p ef sKanUag their high tan Township. York district manager for Worth- Barbara Daughtry, Sharon Ran- A total of 1,000 coplea have 23 mph. Two officen an on duty ahmmj Picnic Set plane for their aeselons at Far* SCBOOI ntirTlail witudiCei pfogrun* Area chairmen for Union ington Corp., will attend the con- som, Maureen O'Donnell, Heidi been received from state CD-DC during acbool houre, and a Beach, Matawan proper, Rob- ference of field managers tomor- Heinlein. Diane Matthews. Fran- betdquarten for this purpose, men Week, scheduled from Jan. mittao ia baiag formed to sup- 25 to 30 in Trenton. Tea new staff members have ertsviUe, and Keansburg will be row through Sept 30 In Pocono ces Penuccl, Patty MarceUa, Jay Berger, local director, said. By GOP Unit plement the patrol with volun- Dartene Dobrowski and Sandra Each of Little Silver's public The week, main event on New been added to help bnpkmejit the appointed, Manor, Pa. He will deliver a LITTLE SILVER — The Re- teer motbtn oa Seven Bridge paper. "Modern Trendi in the Ne- Adams. One-year pint were give scbooU will Issue copies to all Jersey's yearly agricultural cal- Rd. on tha »»'«*«g planned program. to Barbara Brown, Gail Homer, students to be taken home to publican Club win hold a picnic endar, is sponsored by the Da- coodlUoBA full S.repor ia baiat g drawn up and They are: gotiation ol Power Plant Equip- Saturday. Oct. 10. at the fire partment of'Agriculture.'in oo- ment" Virginia Pierce, Kathy Cordone, their parents, he said. wttl be submitted to the State Michael English Bridget Caninico, Roberta Walk. bouse grounds. It was announced operation with the New Jeney Little Silver All other residents desiring but nighth . of Law aad PubUc social studies; Hobert Carter, an- Stanjer and Betty cop,,, ^ find them on the U Agricultural Society, the New Safety. If approved. thU wlU re- to and metal ahops: Floyd Da- Time will be from 2:30 until Zobrowski. bles ot the Little Silver Post Of- Jersey Extension Service, the dace the speed on Seven Bridge Nicola, aodal studies; Paul Halloween Parents Fete p. m. New Jersey Agricultural Experi- Receiving badges and merit,lce m mly receive a copy by Rd. to 48 mph and to 28 mph for Fuch*. aad English; wards wen Janet Otgood. Shtr-man from - - ^" It is open to all local residents ment Station and slate farm or- SCO feat beyond the school. Mra. Barbara Leonardis. English; Patrol Set a Ransom, Barbara Daughtry, Joseph CaKnaisola, chairman, ganizations. Carney PetflM. business d Miss Blumberg Kathy Corcione, Betty Zebrowski, said. A major feature Is the annual tion; Mn. Ethel Robbwoa. girts' UTTLE SILVER — Ia an at- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Miss Susan Erb, Heidi Heinlein, San- Agricultural Convention, at intramunls. aad Rita Walter, Hospital Pati.nt* Robert Kornek tempt to discourage raving gangs Lynne Caren Bbjmberg cele- dra Adams, Frances Penucci, * delegates representing the Halloween, the police force will brattd bar 13th birthday at aUura Adama. Patty MarceUa. *"*»• •» «*«•> **••«• to agricultural organizations of New Mn. Wayne Caskie aad Mary be assisted by 30 member* of the party given by her parents, Mr. Barbara Brown, Catherine Tala- Rlverview Hospital this week two farmera Is Baptized Joyce Vttt have baea employed local civil defease-diaaster coo- and Mra. Walter Blumberg, 18 rico. Bridget Caninico. Dtrkme Theodore Navrntil, Rt 38, dldatea for office in November- to eerve on the Mate Board ef trot police reserves, who will Virginia Ave., North Centerville. Mrs. Adeline Martin, 43 East Councilman Charles E. Folsom, AVON - Robert George Kor- Dobrowski, Diane Matthews, Agricultureg . by tba patrol the borough Oct. 30 and 31. in the North Centerville fire Chariene Kelly, Maureen O'Don- Highland Ave., both of Atlantic for mayor, and Councilman attraction will be a aek. eon of Mr. and Mn. Robert Charles W. Stephens and Ray An added C. Kornek. 381 Mala St. ma tamdty. tba Jay Bergcr. CD-DC director, said bouse. Music was provided by the neU and Gall Homer. Highlands; Mn. Gertrude Hob- farm show in the Trenton ArAr- body, aad theeadre< ha will assign a full force of po- recording orchestra. "The Com- rough, 122 Lexington Ave., Fall moad E. Garrison. Jr., both coun- baptised Sunday ia St Elicabeth'a mory, the tint held In comtectioa y kd p lice reserves, "uniformed and modores" of East Orange, under Haven; James Aldrich, Red Hill cil with Fanners Week since 1941. Catholic Church by Rev. Joeeph the leadership of Louis Allen. Rd., and Henry Lucky, Telegraph Also are Repebttsea Mulligan. ly to band tha typo of acbool equipped to handle vMaton of Belford Troop 'Ci'Cosamariial l exhibits, educat- program which we an able tome peace and those who are Quests were Barber* Podracky. Hill Rd.. both of Hormdei: Mic- candidates for county and state joaal displays The MA. offer this year." Dr. Kfawsy mid. guilty of disorderly conduct or Eileen Gaflaey, Norman Butha, Inducts Eight hael Callaghaa, 77 Highland Ave., officofficee . MrMr. *-«^ saidid. farm exhibits are now being Thomas H. Wood Of Rivalaide become a public nuisance." Charles Gong, Francis Geng, Pe- Leonardo; Gustav Eitde, 88 Rui planned. WU- ter Allen. Edward Jobaaon. Dan- .. and Mn. Jerome Ret UWTWI The show, which will be open A. Maker. Jr. destroying public and private ny Gaffaey, Vita Ganovese, Betty Parkview Ter., both o New Bnai to the public, will be held from serving with U. S. Air Force, an property, spraying automobiles Podracky, Danaia Bryan, Bar- service last week at scout head- Middletown: Giovanl Grilli, 411 Jan. 28 to 2*. Mr. Wood CJuh hi pkaaakMj a dance at Me- with paint from pressure cane, bara Foaa. Nancy Boebier. Cecilia quarters. Branch Ave.. Uttle Silver Mrs. proxy torMr . Maher. Gain's Grove Saturday, Oct. M. defadng buiklings, and hanaa-Gross, Margaret Oman, Peter New SScouts Inducted were: Clarence Hinting, St Cherry St, Brith Forms Charles Mason. Michael Guer- and Mark Son!, 228 Riveredge Treated at Rivorvltw was held at the Tickets ba obtained from sing children has been keppt toa aCConro y and WellWll y PodrackyPdk . RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mn. and at village stores, rieri, Charlea Bennett, Thomas Rd.. both or New Shrewsbury. Among those treated ia River. at villag tores absolutblet minimuii um i n thihsi bbarbar* Also, Lynn Moench. Jackie George Block, past president of WUHam E. Mrs. Charlel s A. RotohRtoh , RosaliRlie ough, if not eliminated entirely, Holds, Patty Gilgaanoa, Barbara White, Glenn Trittenback, Miss Cornells Hoyt, 3 Dogwood the Newark chapter, waa guest view Hospital in the put .week Mrs. Oeorge Me Park, waa a wsakand guest of and the plan ia to continue this McKinley. Bob DaudeUn, Walter Michael Ring. Joseph Winten and La., Mn. William LeBaron, Jr., speaker at the final membership were James Lambertem! 1,2, of Mra. Harry Mr. aad Mn. Charles RaJph. Jr. protection which his been as- Baumann, Frank Moariello, Eric Robert Anttonea, 20 Blossom Rd., Mn. Rote Mar tea of the Bnai Brith in the home 87 Walnut Ave.. Middletown, Flatar, Mr. aad Mrs. Swimmmg River Rd. tended to the people of the bor- Roaengren. and Lynne'a sisters, Robert A. Simons, troop leader, loff, 4 Rlverview Ave., and Mn. of Mn. Jack Altmark, Oregon wrist sprainep d in faU on Kept; away party was grvaa ough for the past eight yean Sheri, Robin and Brandy, and her wu assisted by J. Milton Bennett Otto Strohmenger, 84 Lafayette PI.. North Centerville. Charlea Bacigsiupl. a, ef gLO Avon; Mr. aad Mrs. n Toop of tha Navy, with maximum aucccea." brother, Ladd. all of Raritan and Charles P. Mason. The St.. all of Rumaon; Harold Lloyd, The Baal Brith, M Uan PI., Middletown, collarbone SOB of Mr. aad Mia. Charles AB police Township and Bemie Winten of Mothers Club served refresh- 20 West Jack St., and Richard Bayshore area, completed ments. broken, fell over brother: Char* Caaby ajd CaBaa, Sea Oirt; Mr. Toop. PhalaaK Rd.. Saturday by pariormed at as cost to tha ta» Brooklyn. Spencer, 7» HolmdH Rd., both of benhip plans aad will begin or let Guthrie, 17, of IS Tha Vista, a^Mra.GawriaaUeaard.Bnd."" •<«*. _*•• »»»»»»• Toop. p^m, Mr. Berger said. Tba Alto. Mr. aad Mn. Thomas Hsilet; Mn. Charles Long. SO ganizational meetings. Mn. Block Middletown, finger cut oa Vene- fearley Beach; MlaMieas Bettyr Foator,. Mr. Toop wfl leave,• Oetober „„,„, „. beaded tar James W. Shmkos. Mr. and Mn. Ray Mit- Haslet Birch Dr., Shrewsbury; Mn. idiscussed the fuactioos of the tian blind; Robert Coyle, 14, nf Sidney Longman, 21 Edgewater chapter and tht phases of Park; Michael CroaJa chell, Mn. Chester Johnson and Mrs. Latter Scolet and sons. — Ike third Hate be wm spend William GUgannon, Hazlet: Mr. 1 Mr William Bnai Brith. bone broken white playmg toot- winter there. A total of 38 couples Robert aad Joeeph, of Pine Ridge, **- * ball; Karen Leslie, 8, of Navesawi Mn. mm T. ttrnekj the control center will be as and Mn. Irving Koch. Charles Cocoa, Fla., have been visiting *Ilna Mrt. Victor MiDtr. mUmnnsr. Mr. aad p was charge of Alex Zadoroaay. Berstein, Miss Millie Benteia 1 pro tern, said Ike tint organisa- Ave., Rumaon. toe r ' Mn. Scotes mother, Mn Joeepph oort; Edward Mitchell, 39 Sylvia .... H. Fatter aad ddaughter, held la the Toop Tha men will patrol from v:M Miss Sandra Fiihmsn. of Ter., Port Monmouth. tional meeting will be held Oct. caught it in bicycle wheel _, . KrtAaae. Mr. aad Mn, Martta Weak-sad g of Mr. aad p. m. until the early noun of the Flushing. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Sidiaao of 42 Gerard Ave.. Mata- 20 in the Keyport synjtgofue, Peter Coteman, 3, of 78 Afaaa Mn. Charles Toop were Miss wan. They visited her cousin, Marcel Perrault, 3» Navesink Orchard Dr.. New Shnwttaf* D. Fthlhtbor aad tea. Mania, moraiaa both ih Joe Cherico, Morgan, and Mr. Aw., and O«irg> RmnHotH. J? Broad St. Miaa Betty Kahoe and Anton J. Oliabeth Vltali, Brooklyn; Miss and Mn. Harry Duffy and Duane Mn. Joeeph PttdMU and family The chapter will be officially arm and cheat burned by beVS* Carol Kaahula. New York, aad and Glenn Duffy, Emerson. of Bethany Rd., Monday. Morningside PI., both of East named, and election of ofttcen '<*: Richard Johnson, If, of al KnrsaLHishUatds' Mr. aad Mrs.Harvey Day of tha USS Armed Grmdumte Nune Kean«burg; Harold Phillip*, 164 SamBiaachi sad daughters, Ka- Frederick Feasler. Hoimdel will be held st this meeting. Westside Ave.. Red Bank. Va. Rd., local architect, flew to Ger- Seeley Ave., and Joseph Simon, Membership to date totals 73. A cut on bread knife; Bruce Ryan, Jualor Otrl Scout W aad Demos to Talk many where be Is visiting rela- Sr, 21 Lorraine PI., both of meeting ef the nominating com- S. of Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, Troop n have tives. Keansburg; Mra. Barbara Pere- em Kritty. DoaaU aad Jack. aad will mittee win be held Oct. • In the wrist broken In fall from tree: Mondayy s Memben of Hazlet Fin Com- kop. Stony Hill Rd, Freehold; home ef Mra. Aaron Walters. 37 Peter Cummings, 4. of S Ideal Ntvwiah; Mr. and Mia. Key. at 7:M p. aj. hi To All Groups Mn. Harold Spencer. 121 Cen- Ltacnfft SchoolSh . Troop 3B) pany 1 attended the Yaakee-Boa- tn Dartmouth Dr., Hailet. Ave.. East Keansburg, forehead aeaaa aweaeanw, ^» ""e^i £4 Yankee ' Ave., Union Beach; Mn. An cut in fall; Diane Fox. I. of 41 Mr. aad Mr*. Tbomaa H. Wotd - - - - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Dr. Attending tha tea were Mn. Uacnft fire Robert S. MCTSKUC, Democratic Stadlum Sunday. thony Tanski, 35 Oak St., and Bernard Goodman, Mn. Richard Bright View Ave., New Shn aad chUdna, See-Ana, Thomas. Robert G. Weigand, eupertnten- Mlsa Barbara Todt. M Cedar St., bury, bitten on face by dog. Deberah. Maureen. MicheUe aad Brownie troops wU mayoralty candidate. Lewia Aa- Levlne, Mn. Jack Wisnlk, Mn. guatlne and John Byne. eoaacH of roads la Raritan Town- •»»" of Keyport, and Mr. Mat- Sidney Friedman. Mn. Jack Fred Parker, II, of 421 Haace Katky aad Mr. aad Mn. Leon candidates, have snap, Is on a two weeks' vacation thew Taylor, 124 BHshaw Ave., arKatremont aad daagk browaieeor guitaot hi Goldberg. Mn. Saul Waldman, Rd.. Fair Haven, lip cut while teaman, aaeekasdi ssssi na^k^^i^BK^ He and Mn. Weigand and eon, Shrewsbury Townihip. Inwatiae, Rlvenide Heights. WHw WwHH fw OSJVURIV they will ipeak beton any coa- Mn. Joseph Jecobaon, Mra. How- playing ball; Michael flattery. have bean asked to Join Than- tituted group interested m hear- "Iralg. an spending a few days la Medical patients include War ard Maimed. Mn. Carol Barsky. It months, Lennox, O.S.C. Fifth day, Oct. I after school In the aa- ing the party's plane for tl BeanJagton, Vt. ren VsnPelt, 24 Flerro Ave., and Mn. Gloria Bleteh, Mn. Walters St.. Highlands, head cut ia fad purpeee room ef Uaeroft School. OURh. Mr. aad Mn. Ernest E. Ptseux, Walter Layton, 231 Main St.. bom aad Mn. Miller. off stool; Harold Cofley, ol naj Hinkledire The Uaeroft hWghborhood As- At a recent executive Bethany Rd., wen New Egypt of Matawan; Thomas Oalllard, Florence Ave., Union Beach, sociation of Girl IOSM* wta saert mlttee meeting, visitors Sunday. Naveslnk River Rd., Mn. John thumb cut while peeling potatoes; teaigbt • the bsme of Mn. R. party leader, and Mr. aad Mn. Charlea L. John- 9»"». IB Naveslnk River Rd.. Clarence Blenton, ts) Cedar Avsv Found Giulty L Aakta. Rate St. AH thate hv lea Tracy and WUHam son, Holmdsl Rd., spent several Thomas Hodgklss, 82 Monroe St., Two Join Fair Haven, arm aad wrist bum* PIBUtOLD - UU^am ff " m days the past week vacationing Mn. Gnce Merkert. 27 High- ad with hot water from car n> •mftlsdlit, Jr. S. of view Clr. Mrs. Harold RoMnsoa, Junior Club dUtor. IMn. The party will hoM a Mr. aad Mrt. Clarence Pedes, 41 Swtrttel Dr. and Mn. Ger- James Heachea, «, of IN Sobw) Oct 14 at Coaair'a Holmdel Rd.. spent Sunday with trude Simpson, 48 Klng't Hwy. KEYPORT -Miss Jane Van Lake Dr., River Plata, bitten ee> laH aw^FMVI VHrel Bwaafe) «P0a«I vawr* Mrs. Joan R. sMM'si relatives In North Jeney. all of Middletown. Brakle. Matawaa. tad Mra. Kaa-fmger by Skj Mn. OMtga Abkett Jack- Mr. and Mn. James NeKUnger Carl Bannwtrt, 388 Rlviradgi neth Egbert. Hailet, wen accept. II, of H Dolby PI .'East Keener ed aa memben when the Mat af mm Ave., Loag as>. N. H^ aad Mn. EWe Lee. JERSEY OTY - Miss Vlr- f Been St. and Mr. aad Mn. Rd, and Charlet Schmuhl, 774 burg, hand cut on faa heMt •ay part la me crime. gtala U. Chamherlaia waa gradu- obert Bonn of Oreen Grove Ave., Sycamore Av«.. both ef New aad Mn. E. _ atsd from Jersey City Hospital Vfm. Mueller >voort, spent lait week vaea- Shrewsbury; Andrew Borst, 14 ford PI. Middletown, bitten by TIM two bad beaa at Trigga, Broadway. Alfred S. f II Nafta eraf*a« CMoacatad BcnooSchooli ef Nursing Sept. I. She tlonlni al Sharhot Lake, Ontario. Highland Blvd., Keansburg; John Leslie Kuhn. 12. of ~ Francis St.. Shrewsbury, of SM meir nmg y daughter ef Mn, Joan Canada. Coyley , 31 Lsfsyette St., Edmond recommended the cl-nUl Thunday, Dteaer guesti wen Mr, Axeisoa, 31 Beach St., Sea Bright, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nevotney 134 East River Rd, a luncheon and fashion after Hinkledln met him to a HAZLET - Mrt. William Muel- Desmond, In the spring The member- ed, hone steppepp d on fool; WH- Shrewsbury tavern and offend aad Mra. Alfred Smith, Belford. ler, Linda PI., entertained friends nf Highlang d Mills,, N. Y.. spenp t sad Mrt Roes Ohenl,, 83 Eait HaH m HawMhurstHh , Crawford St., Camsmlad. daughter of Morris Plains. Miss Chamberlain, h d Ch Ri R ship la dlvldrd into groups, and to drive Mm home April 8. I. Shrewsbur•»•••»"•»«•• yj Townahip*n Layton and family, Beers ton Culllngton, IS Forman St., Rd., has eater- High School, hss accepted a pos- protect for the club. heard the case. Hinkledln coln Park demonstrated. Henry Scars, 01 Jickaoa St., -rsising|wh||v paying fmthalh Blanchaiw by Chat Oibbs ition as staff nurse at th* Nation- Mr. and Mn. John Latawtca Floyd Smith, 175 River Rd., and waa rtOjaFejOBawQ oy V ^^i New York. al Institute of Health, Bethetda, OuMts were Mn. Uoyd Coke- man of the Mr eanvea and card g , Jr., Red Bank. Mayor Oeorp »t, Mn. Stephen Reach, *Mis, and chlMren. John and Lsalle. Bernard Ndaon. 34 Haace Rd, MiM.EUlj, Cherry b m-2£%S SLT" "* The Umitfl Pint Aid fuued MU. of Trenton wen Sunday fuetta all of Fair Haven; Mn. William party to be held tomorrow at Ye harrwt of h#*r rm hand. Thomas Patrick, Mra, Rtymoad laa. wltt bald Na pa-er ooOecUoa Bun- of Mr. and Mn. Oeone F. Wir- Devlne, 4 Parkview Dr., and Mn Old Fashioned Ma of Uaeroft QUtW Ablation nn and family, Hormdei Rd. James Weldon, 084 ~ Evenw kevabesa aaked to place Mr. aad Mn. Jamet Ctdoo and both of Hailet ROBtMT RUUN IS I Town Picnic Sri Oat I. laajoa aapoiv at HM To »*•» r>mashl. Mn. John Meyen, Tonlcht , . Mrs. William Dorter, Mn. Jack Roy and Artene Mn. Jamea Fix, 47 Rumson PI. HAZLET - ftocwrt Rubin eel- HOLMDFX - The Paul Reid, Newman Sprints V0UBt iBd Mn Prilll< Kirl0vleh Bethany Rd hive moved Little Silver; Bernard Hlggins ebnued his sixth birthday at a Civic Association will hold SPECIAL MUTMO Rd., Is coaflasd to Ms home with 111 Main St. F.atontnwn; Mr* wilUlI me«l£?£2ZFtt tonigh t In th#!th^! arlrt, and Mr. Wlltl.m Mnellt-r BroadwayBd . Kryrmrt Th#y theater dinner party given by hit <>ld Fashioned Town Fierta" SHREWSBURY - Daaiel HHar Nnrman l/ickwrvxi, 7S Ftliahftt- md MiiHIrr, Kntnv. centtv M>ld thrtr tinm* on Mrents, Mr tnd Mrs Harold Saturday, Oct. 3 from 18 a.m. to HiMbntr. Little Silver, chairman Mr. and Mn. Larry Dtmonl of St' , Mrrnhrr* of ihi- Mn. **"t AM •"•' »nv Rd St , and Mra Marv Pntnakv, l.*n Rubin, I* Call l)r (Junta attrml 1 • •«*. i.| thr William (roil fans) •f th» lUhlcal Frllnwihlp of Mnn M trainer heuae, flroofciialr Squail will ajprak nn "I mI>III-». Mi* n "lltfK HiHkit. Will travel' l',i,...-.l* will r, toward the l)r Mnwsrrt H»4nt. Imdrr nl th. rr rxitn In Rlvrrvlrw Ilixpltal I hi'V altn V« - Prtrr D llvrr Ril I Inrri.ft Mr« fur Itu-v wrrr Rnli.-ii s^nh,' unit Al Bergen County fanny, will tpnk show a Itnlmilrl Vnliintnrr riday Him atrip A "whit* elephant Kniarhnk, Km nf Mr and Mfi K«rt from Xt lohn't M«thodlat Si'lMin. A John St, Writ Man* rn White, Hsilrt, lack wrlta, at an Ofwn m#»(ini tht rounly l.lnrrnfl „„„„ mrnt hullillnit fund. Thnte plan* (immunity Church •al<>" will Itr rnnduilPit. Prinr Knrarhnh. IWl Maplr Av« . Chiirrh, hav» mturn#d horn* from Ours: Marahall Srrrann, 81 liar I'.rlr Samlrr* Pirlti a/sup will hold Priosy al I JO*ill hold a rard and gsme perty IR to attrnd ar» aak«d to brw§ Th» aaaorlatmn has a member- «H Rank, N. J, wai itraihisMd th* N. J VnnUrmc* of thk*er Avr , Shr*«rthurv Townahlp Amhity, and Robrrt'a bnnhfr, thrir own bo« lunch m. m. la Ui« Ihrewtburv fir* in Ike church hall Thursday, Ort frtim th* Marine (nr|M (Milnr hoaee ea Rt. U. Ha wH dMtwM ship drive u-wW way. MMhodiet Church, Oc—n City. John Stonnharn, 3 Shadow Lakr David. Tkkrii are tvalUble from We*. i at I p. m. RefreshmMtU and pbtnon toaoVn* candidate conn* Dr., River Plata, and Sally Wll and the devatop. prises win ba part at the pro- Iry Butk. HolitwW Vlllagfi Jack Ftrmen use Id p»r ctwt ef the hot* had their each UN valuation. Its assess- Parking, standing or stopping ficials say. It will be open to driving privilege* revoked are also relatively low, on the parkway is prohibited at non-Orthodox aa well as Ortho- the N-Tt speed revocatioa pro- averaging 17.03 per cent cept in cases of emergency. dox students. grain* The report listed seven munici- palities with assessments averag- ing Me par coat or mon—Prince- ton Township. RidgefieM Park, Victory Gardens. Mktdhtown TODAY'S Township, Cape May, Cap* May Point aad Wildwood Crest Prince- CHOOSE SEABOARD ton Township was die first mu- nicipality to assess its property (the leader) Business Mirror at MS per cant in ISM. By SAM DAWSOS HEATING EUREKA Holsndd AP BUSINESS ANALYST Harold T. Robinson. Cape Cod, UNITS Mass.. is a guest this weak of Electric Baseboard NEW YORK (AP) — Tight boom and further depreciate the Mn. Charles Ely, Mala Rd. money is moving off the debat- dollar. Mr. aad Mn. Daa Ely and Mn. Ideal for the Entire House or Hard-to-Heat Room or Porch ing platform. It'a getting to be Margaret Slice* all Mam Rd., Type of Bomwlag have returned from the Pocono an every day fact of life. Tightening of money comes at If you waat to buy a new home, Mountains, where they spent part this time of the year because of last week. you know about it If you'n banks sn called upon to finance looking for a new car on time Robert Voorhees, 3d. son of Mr. movement of crops from farms and Mrs. Robert Voorbees, Jr., payments, you'n likely to find and through processing plants, carrying charges a bit higher. If Morrisville. Pa., is tpTKHnt the and because manufacturers bor- week with his grandparents. Mr. you want aa instalment loan Inm row to produce fall and winter your bank to buy a new appli- and Mrs. Robert Voorhees, Sr., goods, and merchants borrow to Main Rd. ance or redecorate your house. It buy and carry these goods until costs mon — sad your credit Miss Caroline Crawford, Main the Christmas trade — they hope Rd., ii confined to her home C standing is examined mon dote — empties their shelves again. with illness. For Further Information mud Frm •y- The Federal Reserve System It you'n a businessman need- has eased up on credit just HARVEST MOON DANCE FELDMAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. lag a bank loan to carry inven- enough to give bank* lendable MATS a SWRRM o SUCTION CUAMS tories for the Christma* trade, The northern Monmouth County funds for what it considers neces- Catholic Youth Adult Club 244 SMRRWSIURY AVI.. RID RANK. N. X SHawpMo 144ft OIAMS 9 mm MBTRR you'll run into higher interest sary for thane legitimate seasonal charge* - and maybe find the (CYAC) will hold a Harvest Moon For tb* am tiaN iia aay •Lair needs, but no mon. The fed dance Friday at the Oaks, Me- ar SfAROARD PRODUCTS CORP., Newark, N. J. M MM! "VibrVib a BBaswr/ efettPall banker - mon choosy about to holds that mon than that would otn be lead*, as he has oaly Guire's Grove, Middletown. S teafMo) ftWMt* dHaol OtaWf ClaMaMaTw* oaly set off a speculate boom, so much money to parcel out breeding place for higher prices. I •Tight Monty* The board's fear of another LOOK WHAT YOU 6ETi Tight money Is being blamed round of inflation is baaed on for everything fnm several dungs: The general be- cuamm foou meat of home-town improve- lief that the end of the steel strike ments to die break ia the stock wiU see a quick spurt in buii- market. activity; continuing wage Banks and other lenders say hikes in other industries than too many persons — including NEXT STEP steel; steadily rising instalment Uncle Sam — an wanting to bor-debt; slow but steady increases row mon money Just now. At ia consumer prices, and the in- the same time. Americans aren't creased demand for bank loans. HASSOCK CHHT-TV saving as much of their incomes 1010 as before. So the leaden don't Caalaa Soaeese TO AN ACCIDENT! have enough funds to meet the After Christmas the demand • « a« Increased demand. Thus money or funds visually drops, both Is tight and interest ntcs rising. from business and from individu- About the only thing now go- als busy paying off incurred EASY TDIMI ON GE CREMT ing for less than five per cent debts. This could esse tha credit Interest Is the shortest term lie automatically — unless treasury securities. Aad they an a big boom it under way. amending about four per cent Many in the stock market seem higher than any time since the to fed fast the fed is going to LEWMIL'S bank holiday in 1133 win it* fight — that tight money Part of the squeeie ia purely will bead off another Inflationary FOR GREATER SAVINGS seasonal. Part is intentional spurt At least, that's one reason II BROAD ST. RIO SANK upon the part of the money man- given for the bnak in stock agers — the part you've been prices after they wen built up toroa»*TV Jewelr• y bearing all the debate about The a* a hedge against the inflation IK. SH I^MaV-SHOf WtO. A PRI. TR, • P. M. money msnsierc say easier mon- formerly widely expected. ey might set off a Also traders expect that tight money will keep some companies ESTATE PLANNINC • REGISTER CHECKS • SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS from expanding, from building new plants or stores, that it will slow down home building to the cbagria of the building industry, that state and local building will be slewed at the expense of the traction industry and its many supplier!.

Port Monmouth Mr. aad Mn. Joan Bennett. Mala St. attended aa alumni re- union aad dinner of the clsss of ISM of Matnwaa High School Sat- urday ia Ooppelt's Hofbrauhaus. Mr. Beaaett was formerly prin- cipal of the school. Mia* Ada Syvertsen, Oak St.. attended the wedding of her cous- ta, Joha Hatchmaa. Saturday in me High Bridge Reformed Church. She was the week-end of Mr. aad Mrs. Jack

The llth birthday of DaVid Hor- aig, son of Mr. and Mn. George ...Whtnlfs TbwttolUttrt? Horaig. Grace St.. was eclebnt- ed Tuesday at a family party. Don't pott Ana Ward, daughter of Mr. and No aaaner hew awtch your redreatoat beaeits will Mn. John Ward, celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday at a anMHiMio,ettraa»ee^wUI*ureiyb*weke*M.fciUd family dinner. Present wen Mr. a helpful reserve fuad between now aad mireeaeat •ad Mn. Joha W. Ward aad Mr. aad Mn. Robert Ward aad age - with • regular teviitga pita. Why aot atop ia family, all Keansburg. i aad let IM f«t you started? Paul LePever aad Harold Cop land look* about IN weal schot. bond ISM* at th» recent meeting of me first Aid Squad auxiliary, Mn. Grace Sweeney ami Mn. Victor Malajewsk) were welcomed e Tacka. nail* and other metal objacta are a distinct as new members. Christmas can- hazard t« linemen when elimbinf polea. This is dles and wrapping rlbons an being sold for the next two particularly and dangvrously true daring night hoara moathi. Hostesses were Mn. Rita or atorma when climbing ia hardest. R*av«, Mr*. Eleanor Ruby, Mrs. Posting signs on utility pola* also is a violation Howard ReCorr and Mrs. Robert of the law: Section 27:6-1 of the Revised Statute* of Rung*. the State of New Jeraey. 11M llth district. Gold Cross Auxiliary, meeting was held Polos with ligna, poetm and other unauthorisod Thursday In the first aid building matorlala attached to them are unsightly and detract from John Monahan, executive dlrtt the orderly appearance of atrteta and highways. dangerous! MEMBER rtOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION lor, Monmouth County unit, New Jersry AHOXISIIM fur Retarded Please cooperate with your electric company ALL OrnCES OPEN liN TO I P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS Children, wat the speaker. He al In this vitally Important matter. o showed film* The nrnt men inn wjll hr held In Nuvnnbri in AU DAY-ONI $TO» IANKINC Union ftftth. JCP*L Lskt lhampiain, *huh «nv»r» RIO BANK LITTLE SILVER KIY»O«T INaUISHTOWN- an ares of 000 KJUII* mil**, It Jeraey Central Power * Left* mostly in NfwYorhandWrmuni I Hut, it mtrnds shout nx mil** ISTATI PUNNING a REGISTER CHECKS a SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS lnl» (snarlisn Irmlmy nl Hi* t'tovmi* '»f •Jurii«- V Mr*. Yooftg LITTLE SILVER - Boy Scout t2S.0O0PrizeMeet Fatuity of the A«. Troop IS of St John'i Episcopal H0LM6EL - The KjEANMUKO -Mrs. Warren THS OAV, QN66 THE STAFF A LOt ANGELES (AP) - Oven year. Highlights wiQ be a discus- UJary of the Fire Compeny met Church will hold Its Court of Hon- •ion of the college bond issue, 1 ceremonies tomorrow night in P«6VieW OF THINGS ibCOrVtE! magic by a Loultana widow who h Theme Monday night la the fire house. el the says she "never bakes quite as RARITAN TOWNSHIP-"Meet presentation of candidates for . ._ Mrs. WHUam the Parish House oa Point Rd.. the Board of Education. Christ- with parents and frienda as Uagaa tonight ia Bear's well as I know how" today won Your Faculty" was the theme of , Ryder. Mrs. Aothooy Verange her the SH.«S top prise in Pills- the tint monthly meeting of themas program, basketball pro- and Mn. Robert Vaorhets, guests. The troop also will give Resttaraat, HtgUaads at the an- demonitratiofti of marching and bury's 11th grand national bake- Been Street School Parent- gram and a covered dish supper.: Plant were made to hold nual dinner. If. Teacher Association in St John's The budget for the year, read pm* party at the next meeting. Mra. Walter Farley will be In- Mrs. Eunice Surles, 4105 ComMethodist Church building. Flor- by Edward Gorman, vice presi- Ate attending were Mn. Walk- Troop members will, receive stalling officer. \ moo St., Lake Charles, took the ence Ave. dent and co-chairman of budget er Sutphia, Mn. Robert Clausen, "writ badges (or aceompuah- honors with her Mardi Gras par Mn. Charles Whinfield. new and finance, was approved. Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Ryder. Mnmen. u In Scouting, service stars Others to be Installed are Mn. ty cake. Aa elaborate creation, ii Richard McKeen was introduced George fchanck, Mrs. Taylor nnd •ttendsnee pins. The follow- Thomas Lopes, vice president; president, conducted the business treasurer; highlights melted butterscotch meeting and announced. that de- as the new sunshine chairman. Hanee. Mrs. Jesse Pitcher. Mn. ing wiU receive awards: Daniel Mrs. John Hughes. morsels la the batter and filling veloping a library for the use of Registration dates for voters John HulMbos. Mrs. Albert Nie- Raffalovich, Larry Raffatovlch. Mn. Frank Bundy, financial i with a fluff of brown Beer Street School students is were announced by Mrs. Hugo haus, Mif. Joseph Phillips, and "«IP>> Wilion. Bob Clark. BUIretary; Mn. Thomas Smith, re- sugar frosting or whipped cream. the project for the year. Manetti, who urged all eligible Mrs* MJchAcI Hsrmyk. Truswell. Robin Lovett, Ricky cording secretary; Mrs. Fred Set- Mrs. Surles, St, received the Douglas Horan, principal, in- persons who had not registered Balmer, Jolyen (Jolly) Butler, CHt, corresponding secreUry. and from screen star Greer to do so. FIMT BIRTHDAY WiUard Nicholl, Bob Michel and Mrs. Frank Freyer, historian. troduced each member of the fa- Genoa. She aaid she plans to useculty. Mrs. Joyce Reynolds, The next executive meeting will Donald Assy. The next meeting will be the money to improve the modest PORT MQNMOUTH - Mr. and school nurse; Mrs. Ozzi Donat be held Wednesday. Oct. 7, at the Mrs. John Carrett, Illinois Ave 7. home where ahe lives alone. school secretary, and John Carlo, administration building on Beers gave a patty for the first birth- Bclford She discarded her first attempt supervisor of education, also St. The next meting will be Wed- day of ttjair daughter Deborah Thomas SUrnick, son of MrRecreation Unit during the crucial baking session were introduced. nesday, Oct. 21. t Garrett. luaday. Pratent were and Mn. Thomas Stanick. Mor- yesterday and reluctantly submit- The future high school and ele- Pamela, flred. Deasris and BaMris Ave., celebrated his fifth ted her second effort, saying mentary school building program PROFIT APLENTY bara EimSiu; Donna and Brea- Birthday Saturday with 8 Slates Meeting "I'm never satisfied with any wss outlined and discussed by R. NEW YORK (AP) — Lorraine da Hottta* Carolyn sad Sharon friends. Ia the evening. thing I bake and I may havi Thomas Jannarone, superinten- Hsnsberry's drama, "A Raisin In Scharff. gad Joha Carrett, Jr. UNCROFT — An executive Bu of the family who lard meeting of the Llncrott this better et home, dent of schools. Mr. Jannarone the Sun." has already earned a a party were Mr. and Mrs. Joha this will have to do." also reported on the progress of RKTUM TO COLLEGE Recreational Comlttee was held clear profit of $350,001 since tt Stamick, Mrs. Anna Taraow, Mr. in the home of Charles Skrahitt, The IN contestants received the new four- room addition to opened on Broaday last March KEANSBURG - Daniel Carluc- and Mn. Bruce P. Egelaad. Miss Norma Ave., president, last more than $100,000 in prizes, in- the BeerS Street School. 11. : eto of 374 Carr Ave.. has returned Elaine Upjohn, and Richard Star- BftOWNtE MEETING JEWRY DYMO M RUSSIA cluding coat-free trips from theii homes aad the ranges and mix te St Pater's College for his nick- Plans were made for future ac- RIVER PLAZA - Browale NEW YORK (AP)-'To all In- sophomorp a yyear. He was gradug - James Marvin, son of Mr. and are they used in competition. Mn. James Marvin, Sr.. Rail- tivities of the bowling and foot- Troop 1M will meet tomorrow af-tents and pur the Jewish end grand prize of $5,000 atetdd ffro m MUiMUaietowt a TownshiThp ball teams. ternoon ia the home of Mrscommunit. y of Russia ao High SchoMlailtST. road Ave., celebrated his eighth _-_^i- «•»•» to Mrs. Joyce S. Anderson, birthday Sunday with members Another meeting of the James V. Ferguson, U Park PL, win I*""? 271 Hillside Dr.. Orchard Park of his family. Present were Mrs. Uve board will be held in theleader. Mn. Charles McLaughUn of the American Jewish N. Y. Her entry wss a strips-of- home of K. A. Saleski. Manor th» tftorw'a hrgeut Wilson Robertson, Highlands, Is assistant. Members of the Congress, recently reported. beef casserole. A well-seasoned who also celebrated her birth- Pkwy., treasurer, tomorrow night. troop are Jeanne Dildullo, Pet- Maslow, who led a group of tSdish, it contains round steak aeetaf ion of day, and Mr. and Mn. Arnold Election of a new president will ti Ferguson. Terry. Debbie Ds> AJC leaders on a tour of Russia simmered in tomato sauce fla- Pedenen and son, Arnold Peder- take piece. Mr. Skrabiu is re-Male, Monica Maher, Randy Cav- last month, reported to the Con-vored with mushrooms and soui 0MdW CMM KIICesMI sen, and Susan Marvin. signing. anaugh, Linda Stubbs, Teddy Bye, gress: "The sole remanant of acream. The topping is a tendei "The need for adult assistance Barbara Shibla, Barbara Bird, once-great Jewish community sour biscuit-puff. The Sisters Club met in Asan- d parrnt participation is ap- consists of a few solitary syna- HMNmwi bury Park for dinner last Wed- Gail StrickUn, Marsha Martin, Mn. Anderson, mother of twe parent or the recreation commit- Pamela Smith, June Vincent, gogues attended by a. handful of teenagers, aaid she'll use hei nesday. Present were Mr. andtee will unable to function for Nancy Price and Undy Lou Lea-old men and aad within Mn. John Glass, Sr.. Mrs. M yean or lesa even these wfU money to buy a sports car ...and low SAVE! Georgianna Foster, all this place; the coming year, Mr. Skrabiu ni. her husband. J. Allan Ander- BUY DIRECT FROM said. be gone. This is the bitter fruit ' In oost MANUFACTURER Mrs. Fred Cook. Sr.. Mn. Fred of the Soviet effort to obliterate son, aad as savings for her chil- Cook. Jr.. and Mrs. James Whls- 1 dren's college expenses. DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO MEET Mark Twala liked to travel aad organised Jewry to the U.f.S.R. MorrtnMiaO*] ton. all Point Pleasant he summed upp hiMs wanderings __——— Beaten 6C* KEANSBURG - The Women's with. bM IMIU HMIU •MIN Oklahoma was admitted to the chairs. Mr. and Mn. Richard Nelson "Nothing helps scenery like A* lUsKar

AM UNsmarroa SURCW tor bask exoelknot And, in the automotive field, Rambler is that standard. The contrkntious maker strives for it. It is not tbt longest, or heaviest, or most power- The careful buyer seeks it out ful car on the market—nor the smallest, lightest, least powered, either. Thk freedom of choke the right toselec t or reject—it the kw of the market place. True usefulness in a motor car is seldom served by excessive bulk or extreme smallncss. It is the stern arbiter that brings new brands to EMERSON the fore over former favorites. Rambler is far more economical than most cars 17" —not as sparing on gasoline as a few, notably STOW. Each deserves the fate decreed to it those from overseas. TV For, after the public hat sufficient time to com- There comes a point when the extremes of econ- PHONOGRAPH pare, it is unerring in its judgments. omy can be attained only at the sacrifice of useful Suck k American enterprise at work, spurring performance. to ever-higher standards the eadkss raackiag for Quite simply, Rambler is the best balanced am- excellence in all we make or buy. Dilution of qualities we know how to build into So it it that in any given period, tktre Is always a motor car. one product ia every dupatchu. literature. It U a characteristic of youth Audit Bureau of Clrcalatiea to discover and explore. Each genera- 1b* Mat hit lUftaur muw no ruueiti niponilMuUM lo» tjpocrasMcal mn !• MTartlaa- tion produces Its Marco Polos and Its totot wlU r*»rlM*»rlM.. wtthoul eharfaehfa.. thth u ppart of u adnrtiMmmt l a whlek tha trao*ta»BleaJ aamst MMU u I tit U M ixiuaif X aarr tnww wMaMk BBUT MCUT. Christopher Columbuses. And egch gen- MnMUm wiu *IMM Mtitr Uw BUB*«U«M l — mpoutbllttlra tar aUtMnmta at la Mlwa tnm Ha laaSira, eration finds a bit of dlsUtuskmment Oat nu lU.OOs when it realizes that Romeo aad Juliet loved even as young people tatay fiat WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER M. UN love £ It la so with the small raftaataMS. Their circulations nut between 5,000 and SOMO. Yet, they exercise an enormous influence bacaasf thafcf Fun in Death? articles are usually written with great car*, by writs** The practice by college and high versity student choked fatally on a who seek to express themselves rather that av school students of "hazing" of fresh- slice of oiled liver he was made to some money. Men of erudition aad Uteraqr tence. who find It difficult to be pubUshed, will men or fraternity brothers may get swallow. tribute valuable articles to the small magartfiaai a laugh now and then but it is a —Again, all "strictly in fun!" It used to be that The Nation" and Th* New dangerous business which can, and Responsibility here is threefold. Republic" led thla field. The Nation" has haf a kssg on many occasions has, led to death. The custom, about as old as edu- history of supporting what appeared at tnepeeaant It was strictly hi fun in Atlantic cation in these United States, will of publication, lost causes, but which over i parted Highlands recently when several stu- not be stamped out or curbed until of time, became a rule of life in our country. Isowever, dent, were "hazed," their heads school authorities clamp down with in recent years, it has lost much of its eavor. Similarly, The New Republic" was at one time one of the moat shaved and their clothing removed. severe penalties. important organs of opinion in the United States. It In this case, the funsters ended it But parents also have a job o was a subsidized publication In the sense that WUIard there. inculcation and training in the hoirn Straight, a liberal-minded J. P. Morgan partner, under- Last week, in Los Angeles, how- —and the student, quite old enough wrote its losses for a period. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH aver, a hazing incident turned into to know better, has a responsibility The New Republic" was conceived by Herbert • hazing accident—and death—as a himself to a society which purports WILLIAM Croly and included a galaxy of editors, inrimiipg wai- 21-year-old Southern California Uni- to be "civilized." By SYLVIA PORTER ter Lippmann, today unequaled by any publication. In S. WHITE recent years, it has lost caste, perhaps because It has Not in my adult lifetime has saving In the old been unable to sustain the high quality of 40 years A Soviet Moon? WASHINGTON — Oa* elevated fashioned, familiar forms—such as cash in a savings factor and one distinctly down- ago. Croly died; Lippmann became a columnist; Charles Men became editor of The New York Times" aad Now that the 860-pound, pennant lowing the Soviets to take title to account or a nestegg in U.S. Government securities- tfrearth factor are making it In- creasingly unlikely that President has been lost in its magnitude. Other editors died or bearing capsule from Russia has the moon. Song writers might need been as financially rewarding as it is today. Eisenhower can or will long main- tain his declared neutrality as tobecame disillusioned or simply gave up. Today, The done its best to blacken the eye of copyright permission from the Krem- Not unless you are old enough to recall the scarce whom the Republicans should New Republic" continues. money, the expensive money days of the "Man in the Moon," the question lin to write songs about moonlit nominate as his successor. The New Leader" is a lively, socialistic arises, "Does the Soviet Union have skies or waters. 30 years ago—meaning you're at least If be doe* not in tho end flatly in your late '40s—do you have any come out for vice President Rich- which struggles along under til* greatest difficulties, a claim to the moon?" Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush ard Nixon, circumstance* them It publishes some of the most important articles to ap- comparison for the rates being paid now •elves may well do this Job for The United States says no. chev might even have the face of on conservative savings. Eisenhower, willy-nilly. pear In this country. Its range is world-wide aad The whole Republican Admtohv times one Is startled by the slgniflcanc* of th* The question may take center the Man in the Moon remodeled to I readily admit it: The idea of sav- tratfon-«nd the whole Republi- who write for it One can readily gay that The Hew stage in the United Nations, but one look like himself. ing in the traditional ways is becoming can party, despite the anguished Leader" is one of the most useful magazines fat th* mighty intriguing. No longer does the protest* from some of It* right- world wide group has laid claim to The Russians might bring on a wingers—is increasingly commit- United States, although, I must confess. It generally traditional seem so unimaginative, so ted to negotiations for eaaiag the the moon for centuries — lovers. blackout of the full moon. That PORTER opposes much that I favor. Any boy and girl can claim sole would be disastrous. No light, no dull. Perhaps, though, you are not as cold war. This above all. The fi- acutely aware of just what is happening to the pay-nal and climactic record of eight The "National Review" is the moat erudite pubtt- ownership of the moon on any giv- lovers. No lovers, no marriages. No yean of Republicanlam m the cation on the Right Its quality is high; its articles im- ment rates on conservative savings—so here's a White House, the tact and moat en night marriages, no population. The pos-sampling. remembered part win be Had toportant; its editors earnest It loses about $100,000 a Think of the implications of al- sibilities are limitless. the one overmastering Issue of year, for which It has to beg. It Is much easier to beg Savings banks are now hiking their payment rates "pence.' on th* Left than on the Right Capitalists admire money to 31^ per cent from the date of deposit Some in New Nixon is inescapably Involved In the Elsenhower-Khnishchev ex-success and do not understand why a publication that York are promising to tack an extra yt per cent on changes, ao matter If he never ia worthy should.not earn its way. Of course, th* ex< HAL BOYLE Events Of top of that 3>4 per cent next Jan. 1 on any deposit sat in on a amgb) one of them, planation is that these same capitalists do not place which has been in the bank two years or longer. thus inescapably involved advertisements in publications except on the kasis of NEW YORK (AP)-Can you cheese and filled up on plenty of with this ultimate and decisive is- let* up to 40 pounds la SO day*raw and cooked green and yel- Years Ago More and more savings and loan associations are sue of these Republican years. circulation and erudite Journals of opinion are not lia- without utliif drugs? paying 4 per cent A scattering are even paying 4% The Administration caa not suc- (FBOM BEGISTEK FILES) ceed • fmdlag pence without ble to have large circulations. Caa you do it without fMliag Since a man with a tweet tooth per cent dif foe Nixon* too, d\od» The "National Review" has the special virtue of starved, without lotto your has to satisfy It la tome way. I St Yarns Am of course. Us failure tbsre or utotf artifice! iwMCmiiig la my A U.S. savings bond now will pay 3% per cent being written hi literate English which ought ID appeal ttr«agth Mrs. Catherine Frost, of Mid- be a Maaa failure, too. of Between dktowe township, widow ot Jo-If held to maturity in seven years and nine months. Faw politicians ia either parly to those college students who wish to know hew flat I before goto to bed I nipped seph Frost died at the residence now believe, therefore, that the other hatf thinks. It has been uncompromisingly1 a cot> sorry for your-« a bottlo of of her daughter, Mr*. Walter K. A simple U.S. Treasury bill, due in only 91 days, SStfMOT root boor or ginger ale. That Hopping. The bearers at her fu-will pay 4% per cent That's the interest rate the amiable position of the present swvative Journal, which is something difficult to be to YN eaa te- magically allayed my few hunger neral were her grandsons, Daniel Treasury is now paying these days on the three-month This, roughly, to that the Re- this country without suffering from th* You'rePM**- IF. Leonard. Alfred G. Luyatcr. publican party has many good slop over into crack-pot notions, tt must be • trying III to an But mild exercise is the best bills it issues In the New York market every week. James and Harold Stout, J. W>l Presidential prospects tor IMS- editorial task to keep the nuts out, because th* Right ex-fatty who way to cure your restlessness ling Leonard and Joseph H. A simple U.S. Treasury bill, due in only six months, so why ask me to decide which Juet did It. when you're on a diet—or any Frost. Mrs. Frost wa* survived one would be best? To sustain It Wing attracts as many peculiar people aa th* Left and All you need other time. I bowled and (warn by eight children. They vert Mrs will pay 414 per cent. That's the interest rate the to the end. that is. up to the time I sometimes wonder if they are not of a kJad. But th* BOYLB ia tht right in- some, but walking is the Ideal Abram Stout. Mrs. John S. Leon- Treasury is paying these days for a half-year loan! of the Republican National Con- CMtlve. A lat exercise in the city. ard. Mrs. James A. Sioothoff. vention, would be, by ordinary National Review" does it ably. aun wttk the rightincentiv1 M e cu The first week I walked a mile Joseph D. Frost. Mrs. Walter K A simple U.S. Treasury bill, due in only a year, political standards. Incredible. It Two publications on the Right an "Human do aayatfag. I had a not good a day. then gradMally atappod « Hopping. Ira Frost. Mrs. John will pay close to 5 per cent The Treasury probably would be doubly incredible bo- Events" and "Counter-attack." Both ar* news tatters, up. On week-end* I got up to VanMater and Daniel H. Frost. will sell a couple of billion dollars worth of one-year cauae of promt Horfs av story: Bailee. Solitary Robert Edeson Frick. son of For rimahowsi at although "Human Events" publishes important arti- "Mo. tat daddy!- aaid sty waktog caata bo. a ggnat Joy. You Fred Frick of Rector PI, whobills the week of October 5. It may have to pay 8 permust, and do. march _ cles as supplements. "Counterattack" maintains dht ftta ibfUNM daagttir, Tracy. *•*• ««• trees, the WM named after Robert Edeson. cent, the way the market has been acting. and more aad more they will aoon Communist activities ia th* United States. •kaai aa* vita ami I«aa*>aa4a> Slant* aad BONM peoplm e » you die actor, receivevedd a gold cup march. This Is th* central. Ike auVHaa* tnm a trip toto ftaac*. •?•» as *«• «acaaa llaa ao otheo r way.from Mr. Edeaon aa a namesake A tax-free bond of a top-rated state or city will tola reality, Among th* hwilbl* tmall magasines at* -Oat «f the s*aaths of One tip: la thh e cHy be aur* to gift. pay 4 per cent To a person in the SO per cent tax the tact that IGov. Ntt- of hate sheets that ooms from various plaeat, all Tiaejr was right. Tfco load L. S. Scutthorpe. Tunis Moller. bracket that tax-free return works out to a taxable of Now York Is I at* aad la Paris had I fek eshllaraled ra-E. H. Cook and John Hartaedy uttering few hurrahs for the signed to stimulate hatred for Jews, Cathottes. beea too woadertul. The truth waather than most of the attended the convention at Atlan yearly return of 8 per cent, and to a person In the•ce-tnawmg cnpnoBocy w anti-Comaunlstg, I weighed a record (tor me) 217 ""*• O"* "ace did I break mytic City as delegate* from the At- highest tax bracket it works out to a yearly return of hero as a reflection of thla central to b* a lot of money available for stash diet to eat a chocolate sundae. lantic Highland* fire department. reality. Rockefeller, Nuoa's pros- That* pound*. And the truth hurt. ^ ^ * over 44 per cent! " for m by BMosstty of which are badly adttsst poorly It hurt even more when the I felt a* guilty a* If I'd robbed Mis* Florence Kridel. daughter the church poor btw, and neverof J. Krtdd of East Front St. can not expect to run oa the Ele-printed and devoted to falsehoods of a apadaT gang at tho office poked at my entered Vaasar college. A bond of a blue-chip industrial corporation will midriff aad anted, "How did you P*y 514 P*r cent It Urea however, that of The off in flu smuggle tt through ceatoms?" ly false, Infloanca. " weaklyy threats**) to ggo and spurts—elx the first A sound home mortgage will bring the lender 3% a a diet One of my boeaeb e (a col-nose the new. some weak* I to The Fair Haven aad Shrews- to 6 per cent umniet has 'em bythe dotous) i. On the Nth day I had s sur- bury auxiliaries of Rlvenrlew hos- **W* Have) Te> S**t Of Lat remarked scornfullyy: geon friend ready to amputate a pital were to eponeor a card par- These are REWARDS for saving that command "Fa"Ftt Btoa hhave no willpower. leg If necouary anything to keep ty to be held in th* Molly Pttcher Fifty buck* say* you can't take fm" "*•• » the boast hotel. Mis* Elisabeth Scowcroft attention. It could be that the rates will go even higher the Actually orT^M pounds in te days." But the scales said: m of the Fair Haven branch sad before this cycle is completed, but they are now touch- I Mrs. Harry Ticehunt of the not at alt desperate That dM Ml I had aiy iacaa- pound*." I had taken off not 30 ng historic peaks. And the key reason they're climbing salute* from Ike P la Uve, aa Incentive greater than pound*, but about «•. The boa* Shrewsbury branch, were so far and fast is that all these sources are competing peraonal vanity. I felt at stoke chairmen. The Fair Haven com fact, a handMff aaUcy by dM * forked over a IM bill for your aavinga dollar on th* most Intense scale In a White HOMSO at the oaavai the honor of the working class- The secret? The Incentive Is themltto* consisted of Mr*. J. P. aad fat BMS) everywhere. secret. Bet the bosst Mulvlhlll, Mn. Werner Benning, generation. "You've got a bat," I told the Mr*. Walter Bruyere, Mr* pair; he thinks b* eaa wto th* Charles Conrad, Mrs. Car Savings Institutions want your deposits so they Bat as Idl SaaA aaaMMuaa* atlofSaaa) tnm Schwenker and Miss Margaret stall- IffV •* Uw PVwIV* •BOW auaV Many Washington • Tobln. The Shrewsbury commit n turn have money to lend to applicants for credit 9t tog welffit. I went to a good old- members were Mrs. Edward The U.S. Treasury wants your dollars so It can pay Its Nastier, tickets. Mr*. O. Harold bills. States and cities want your savings so they can ireaawttett reJMty si mn; Nevius and Ml** Emma Holmes. finance essential and desirable projects. Thus It goes. Takes . of vttamla pine a Doris Smith of Oakland St.. ream for the atom*, day. Cut yaw Marie Mam of Herbert St. There Is more of a demand for savings than there destruction of tlsankowsi "aeu- don't Mirton Dsvfi of White St. w*re is a supply of savings, and therefore the price being traltty." You don't winners of a popularity contest paid for the supply of MVI«»« toilersill I s goini g up All pleasant public held by radio station WBRB. Thr to the contrary, the OOF Na- "Wed. Doc." I said, "two prises were donated by the Art and up. tional Committee Is preWlaoa by drink* s day I* taking modfeb) Craft shop, I. I. Trubln and Har- This, of course, la the other aide of the "ti|ht better than 4 to I. Its ckslnasa. for H sure ain't drinking." ry Rosin. StMtor ThrufttM of Kan- So I went on the wamn alto- Fred Runt of Monroe Ave money" coin. The borrower Is paying more for cash tueky. has said ripsstsdjy that gether, aad within three days was was appointed councilman at the lender Is getting more for cash. When you buy aRockefeller will get u fair shako oojoylag the taste of water- Shrewsbury to fill the unes) bond, you are lending your money to the issuer of theao far as this committee. Is COB* Stralght. term of Michael McOarrtty, who csmed. By this Morton actually The diet was simplicity Itaelf. wss appointed borough assessor bonds. When you put your cash In a savings Instltu mows, so far a* ouch a situation I rut out alt •west dessert*. No A stairway was to be er*ct*< tlon, you are giving that matltutlon the privilege of can be said to be mesnmgftil- c»k», pie or Ice cream. (I oven at the Highland* end of tho newlending your cash. but thla Is not very far. •Mil chewto bubble gum with my i ui memorial to the dr • or Ninon Is the entrenched and daughter.) ceased memben of the American The hope of the authorities who make financial natural heir of organisation Re- I all but cut out butler, com, *gkm post of thai plar*. •wllcy in our land Is that (he higher interest rates will publlcanlim; the fact that lath* btans (euept string boaas) aad Dorothy tittle, daughter of Mr had potatoes hint once a week and Mrs William Little of New ipur your savings and thereby help curb Inflationary R I limited myself to a piece ol man Spring* H . and ftorniir pending To rlntr It haunt worked Ihlii way. and'rt>w*iM'rhHS»M«'hpir».hTn"'And rva or whole wheat bread n day. "In those femeaa words of Ho- MarDonald, daughfrr of Mr. dually thr pace of Increase In savings has bern slow-."" vtc* President I* eertataty IM ate a sandwich for lunch. tel* and Jefferson, 'We'** set Kalhtrin* S Mtilkmsld of Ri U 1 1 h rm th* >»xt day I did without bread to arias to In* f«»*r" Wallace XI. vnrollril at lit* I'aid through 19.W ™"«11 ™ ' "I « » « I •ri n UIMI ioiii«,-. mlrnl •••'yt"« «'i w ••• RepuUlcaa M faithful. "Rmrult lur 'Ml I •*s;*,w

9 AaVHMI W By Meyner Are Take Entertains Wright, Mra. Aafltfl Ht aha Mtanii la *t Oeaaa LOCUST - Mra. John L. Op- MB BRANCH- Asnn My. —im— dollars, Canty jaffbo aaa* t»U At bert •. Parker, Jiwtloail aecre- * aiiSr dktfetk f^*—14-.)*," nVnMaMJmW VMS NmUm N. •MwBMIMf CaM* by ths Democrats. Mr ratlirtiosl . f tat Ths bffl cabs for a III ftrap kght oMi^Va tat fVM •M fas* M >«ipi Mn. Ernie) Aufleri, preskfcat, TO ATTEND URggNUI toM C«»fyShafWIraLWvk«thad Auxiliary af It Andrews Episco- ippropriaUon to aid tht will entertain the group at her RIVER PLAZA - Diana Fac- t Rep MOaltmftBl 'OBOBal ahjaaAJa-aaam g*Jbjl ^•flj pal Church. Illghltails. Thursday dub, aastlag la UM YMCA and todal security pro- 1 1 home on Cornwall St.. Highlands, ^^^^^^^^aw* aK^aan^aHnal nsfladl aad^p^eBHadMfl et Mr. and Mrs. Law- i, that clalatt at Democratic gram, uader federal lagiilstlnas. at tha first fafl misting. Ttwradsy, Oct 1. Fey, Watt Llacam dr.. esvtags by Oov.Robert B. MeyUM VOWS, Mr. BiioHstoa anal > a Present were "Mrs. Oesrge And- Will leave Sunday for Urstoui" ner's " " veto of the merely the measure, basarand Dae. CTMQt MM* WwtoT nMnsTMof ••*•. College, CoUegeville, Pi., whan bUI, war* but can not no aha will begin her freshmsn year. T> Mrs. Gilbert Parker, Mn. Frank "late*.' to havt aaved up to t» mutton. food Hemhsuser. Mn. Margaret Miss Fox to a June graduate af Mr. sM scored chargechargess After an. If tha thing costs 111 Mohr. Mn. John King, Mn. Wil-Mlddletowa Township High that tha tow «Mi of tha biO by eilUloa May, Rausriiir. Mrs. Kubbsrd School. tha goraraar was JaMpratoagjag week. It stffl coats tht issue and fat saving ap to and to postponpostp e k ••» *i—at MM be "Ths cost is 'at tt was whan me Legis- lature first pea»td tt." Human Interest L" said Mr, "both Rtpublicaas Stories Told crats backed the bill, but NEW SHREWSBURY-At tha SHOES REPAIRED dkm't take notice af la hU talk. Mr. big • UPIIAVM — Salvetora A.' tantampo, center, aammli- ako etplained tbt four referenda — tlonor af tha New Jtrsay Oapartment of ContarvaHan WHILE YOU WAIT to come before ths votsn m tht and Eaaaamta Development, pratantt a citation to Marris eiectiea. They are tbt SAME DAY SERVICE Istntl , UstatTamUfTam- Matkawita, left, Newark, who saved tha lifa af Frank tar Casaavrl, riflht. Mayiy OoomgOesjag, aad ththaa Bench* ^r/MLfl SOB** 23 TO 5Cnea WaNoa Newark And Dutee Oct. 3 SHOE REPAIR SPECIAL introduced tht apsekan, lehaol will take place aext Wtd- wmiaai F^QfBriea of New WtMHM'f TO. UftS lag Freeholder Director * ives life, fltftwfbury, protidsat of tha Htfy a»-a— - - -« SJ,,|, ftMan unaXci C. Irwta. Mr. Inrta told at Name 'Sociaty of St. Anthony's of tied thif year wtthla ^atbolie Ctrnwh. sanouaess that aad tha An ill Award tht K>ciety will hold its raspoasfhilities and duties of thetake place at Mrs. WEST LONG BRANCH-A state dtaner-danea Saturday Oct 3, at 59 trsshaldsrs. particularly in thhome e cuaBoa tor imtavisg was ore* the Silhouette Ballroom, amends of welfare units. It wa•as daddai that tha saattd It Morris Moakowiti, New- mouth St. 2 29 Mr. Irwin described the things will ark, a vokarteer marine patrol of- Dinner wil! be served at T:M Raf. UM being done by the freeholders to see for children at ficer, thai week with the near- p. m. Music will ba provided keep the county abreast of thaigrades. It la tabs itrniislas victim he aaved adding tha Joe Mao quintet. Joseph .. times. Including modem police *•£• _44— avataaft aaastawlal i Jta** l MrM ••• vm woiw «• p Odenbsch, general chairmaa, hi and highway radio conunonica- p, com- being assisted by the tickets twna. the new rehabilitation can- charge aahatsrae t Ath.e Bontampo New Jerse, y De- mittee, Emilio OrilU. laasual Ca- ter, additional court facilities, PkUlp KMtang I f ConservatioN J n and rotenuto, Dominic Massa. Vlaoaat NEISNERS Talk is cheap and welfare opersUoni. Rcirashsaants Development, present- Cieri and William Satara. Edward C. Broete. county sur- a group of distlagniaheg d service Reservatioas wUI dose this by phone rogate, told the group of the im-trade students, thhe rescue of Frank Suaday. 35 MIDDLETOmiN portance of the legislative elec- manship of Mrs. Frank DftMa. IN Oakwood Ave.. I a*, IMM Mk In* M«> tak The next meeting wM ba Wed-Watt Long Branch, at f tions m November. He urged the g Shark dub to work to keep tba Senate nesday, Oct. 21. River IInlel t JJun e II. RcpabHcaa aad to win back the Mrs. Moskowitz alto attended the presentation ceremony. Middle Road aPaWt OulM WtrWf Mr. Motkowiu is a supervisor ALL DAY BANKING PTA Party of special delivery mail in the DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS Newark Post Office. His boat is HAZLET - The Parent-Teach- docked at the Betrnar Yacht er Association of Middle Road • School will bold a fashion snow- Mr. Casaburi. a retired barber, _ RESPONSE YOU HAVE SHOWN DURING OUR card party Wednesday. Oct Jgpresente. d a UN check to Mr. at s:M p. m. at Crystal Break htakowits at a token of bis ap- On p Inn, Eatontown. erchants Tht proceeds will bt given to Tha nwriaa patrol officer, re- the Middle Road PTA for thaluctant ta accept any reward tor Enrichment Plat" of tbt Middle IGRAND OPENING r dsksg asy tob,"sai d the Road School. will ba donated tocharity . B E- D BANK FAIR HAVEN The faahion show will be by WUmar, Mtddktowa; hair ttytse, Keyport SALE CONTINUES Tiara of Ru U, Hailet, and the nsak»up for models, byy Mra. Mr. aad Mra. J. Mem- CtColburb a of FlFleetwoodd Or,HHaslet tar. Jr.. Vaatoe. Fla,. ware ADDS it TI 19 YEARS The modeU for wUI TLT, eer guests of Mr. aad 1 FOR JUST ONE MORE WEEK •chert of tbt Midi VI Raymond. Atlantic LIFEntumm SehoaT. Tke Lsagae tor Sarvice af i Miss LoratU Grsnto, Miss Katk- RsformsB Ckarch wffl SAVE ryn Wood. Barbsra Gopsi. Root- the hasM of Mrs. Oaorgs Wastar. 0) NEW-ROOF mood Harding. Mra. Louies Ba- Bt. Patsrs PI., tonight MUMS kLvmmm rum •it.it*, Kay Miller aad I Mm George Tottcn. First St. Meier. at bridge tor Mn. ... Ideal jwuphaltnnf* Mrs. lean 5^ MAPLE LIVING ROOMS and Mrs. DasM H. COT/UNSET Covered Dish nett. 2-Pt Mr. and Mn. WlUlam Van- e«r* i eSstM Fottn Ranaer a Seta a MataM ttf.iit.tf, Brunt aad Mra. Paul Appiegata. Arm tt ear Rag. M Supper Planned Long Branch, mun nctat guests . V MMSrVH Ma PfPaaai • T™^^,~™*™* "•?"• HOLMDEL - The Ladies Aid of Mr. and Mn. Vincent Apple- Society of Habadsl Federalad 3-Pc. CURVED SECTMWAL Ta> IMMMI * rseTsVsssiiat Hsatsn tlitss Church met recently hi FaBsw- Mr. aad Mn. Waker Uvith, I St.. have returned from "cttar and Fthrie. Veg. MMI ship Hall. AMERICAN MAUTY ' *.* Plans wart made to he Marietta, Obw, where congregational covered darn sap* i a tee for atad tat* COM* • tt at tha frathsaas dans at I 2"P& CtMaWl UVhaf RMM i Saturday. Oct. M at • p. as.Iliristts CtBsgs. Thoir i Fattawahip Hsll. Nna. wffl enter tha AvaaaMemAI WotMMC wUI MfS* Al • MJDGBT TERMS • FREE DBUVBSY Bufktafdl 9tt4 lira* Aibift Mr. aad Mn. John Brewer | •••>».*• ^^.» _^^_^^^ ^^^^_ BAM MANY MOM TOO NUMMOUS TO UST DAILY aad MT. I A. M. te I p. M UUnTi pVaaafJI WwMW affBI ive returned from their honey- MW m tha CatskiH Mountains, | Wed. * Fit IAJ* la 1P at soph Phillips, Mra. Edwm and wUlbeat^ame MT Main St.. Mn. G#of|9 t Mita Qf lor Hsace. Mrs. WUHaa Mf- hUas Emily Bauer. CaUforaia.' BEDROOMS chuckt Mn. TnQMM AtlAatlttll *M Mra. ia visiting her brotheMa-lew aad 47 Iran. tt. U>ad|slds |.7Mt tat) Be* Mary Myan Mrs. Rehart r, Mr. aad Mn. George Tot- Lawrence. tan. Flnt St., tar aii weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fraak Natsw.1 4>Pfc HtfLE KDROOM Pint St., are an a ten nttk va- a Mhrrar a Chest a Bed Mian la New _ Reg. UMa Mrs. ABjert HajgU. Mapft PL. Mn. Van Wafctr. llshniil. Mm. Raej.Af.ft PW Ash aad Mrs. Utyd Amv Must Tear 0«wii g. Adanttc St. aad Mms1 eDaoMe Dresser a TBt Marrar e Chest Jane Warner. EBsaheth St. are I a Bfai^^ m^A mtm ]|gj| Bag this week at tha WAREHOUSE! cottage af^Miss WaaWal 4^. MMSN WALNUT bmtlMfr «Ptft J^ftfoaMt N. Y. 7-Pt John 0. WTCHENSn * pwretaB^Caatar Oa*M* Fuwj^DMtptssf | nth* mi tfaBtJOMrnvd) aM*BM FtPa BB] n/mW^mml WCtm a Bteataat Bad Reg. IBMI RA afttrhtlngaaatglealpntisnt| •tf.4f.tt Mr. and I Elisabeth St.. art apandmg a va* 3 ROOM OUTFIT j) j Tlttaa, K H. Mn. BedM m ths| • arnmgf w tmm^tf^mm^m rPB•gall ihHc hasj A "Oat 3 MNNI QoTFIT ba hsM tha Wtm _ Rodt't Pest

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•ftmVTAM AT atXJtDEI.-Mr.aadMia.AI- for refuMl College Hopefuls Need Your Help; to Irra up to a eoatract to hey a ••art Morriaoa. StttweB Dr. ea- rp ee ^rw^vaer vevnr « at a party Saturday •aid «ar. During the coune a trial, gat have of the trial It to brought out that ae pnvanat a> at aso conn a the defendant tous Mr. aad Mrs. Philip Hartley of Get The Project Started Early atratabtea cat grhvaaca*. That I* •«# K. bouadaatil I Tar. The couple tor- wfaV T*p MM OatTli IXMWWMt *•_* 1m maA t eata.tbaratoaOil o la FraaUm Lakes. sajaailaaHf» Sa*A BntsiaM^at^dte daf JM^M ^ajaww •" ^^™^ ™ »^ By DSL BBNIAMIN FINK AND UUJAN FINE nalatoa. aa, a^aaaa saWe** akaai *•----•* »"••* i*n~ contmuininmilTTUUE,g the cat* u (heats were Mr. aad Mn. Ran wMeatol 10) O0aVf« taatfO W PWlsaW toetoarVTha ^ dOtf. — " Mott food colltttf an owcrewded: ttty have three or fmr , on wn IWIW daB Hams, Mr. aad Mra Stanley «at ahaaM aat be aHrttorittd to jr*nt • StawaU. Jr.. Mr. and Mn. Ed- ppUcaati for every vacancy. Aad the tHutttoa It golag *a ffesWht dhla't ward BtUweU, Mr. and Mn. Mark to t«t wane. Csav *to etof9:ina. Ia OtvaM Jaoga* thU power ailowt Soao prospective ttudeBts aro going to bo rejected. Mott of _ _Jta*Ma» aetedB* ha« the Croak. Mr. aad Mrs. Peter Wil- our bay courts to give awn bar, Mn. Jack Ham*. Mr. aad Mr*. Dudtey Rob- than will ba the ones with hi adequate preparation, low teat scores. •jar to eal off mt tni ar putthat to aoae eaaes which aaad ptnoaaHty difflcultiee, aad lack of drive. But aome win be aver- I «ad to the aett, N. J. SaafUippp toaoa, Mr. and Mn. Lao Sk> careful ceatideraUoa and bdpt to Blnara. soda aad William Opt*. afo or bttter than avenge kiifc who Jatt doat know how to ae- of aw, on*avoid crowded dockata. It atoo be- complUh lha lacreaatfigly difficult feat of gettiat admitted to a amvea the taipayen' aoaay. Jeffenaa pood coUege. anaTUrW&Vnm I to we al ahara ia the cost of Oceaaport !aak. asa wk«aiwi the Confederacy afsMk•••<•Oi 'm\» 40flaWaaaaiaaajiawt ^tttWt twW M flINB> * ear courts. Moat coUegatound youngsters Get to know the principal aad Thaa. aa plalatlft Hat prat was first a Mra. Joan T. WUaaa el Oceaa- oad help. What caa you do?aaeounga the yoaagatar to have rotary of War. port AvOe Is tptooukf two wNfti aa Interview wKh Ua about hto hto aMa. If at the chat of Start thiaklag about the prob- VwwaVaswVBi-ajVjHs^a^^^aato at*^ tmeatj asaVik^^BaBiWmW^tfkta TJJ^s^aKA Adda Ababa, capital of Etha> with her ton-in-law and daogater, •a early, especially the iaaa- CbUiM MbniicioQ aia. bat ttattc prcblama; ttatp Mr. aad Mra. Robert Creamer of ¥tty 4Wiou»ly tte at we wera to baaww < dal that Ma iilliiwtiaWO aad eaaMlt are still herded tfefV t909tf9 WMUt • be eta haa aat pravot a David Wood, aoa of brakara all have from Ms high • " aad Mn. CHatoa W. Wood, Jr, krhakjiaijM b) a aurgtcal pattoat to Moaroouth 4raa'« - If you star Marks coma tint, but extra- Madkal Canter. _ scttvttios count too. early Whctt oonpotitkai Is Myers, fuch Mr. aad Mrs. Morton A. Barnei Make sure your aoa or for Mn. activities may be the doddtog tor really wants to go to cottage,factor. However, It's me quality, (a spite of all your effort., q __x youagetor dotaa't like books Mt thi thMt COQQtle aad doaaa't Uke to atady. if he has aot done wall a high aehool, Before you decide which col- VNM it to Hkaly to be a watte of tone lege to consider, you mutt know aad money to tend mm. what your boy or girl wants to Start Earty gat out of college and when his vocational abilities lie. Too often Encourage yoangtten to begin high aehool youngsten do not Joseph's Pastry Shop about when they these thing* themselves ara ia junior Ugh school. If pos-which adds to the difficulty. sible, invite college student* to THf MOST COMPIfiE , your home during vacations aad We' recommend ntnmgly that jected them. By the time your children- an get them to talk about their ex- your child, not you, be the de- What do college* look for ta of coUega ag» ttey ara maton Italian Pastry Shop perience*. Visit college campuses. factor at to the col-aa appUcatioe? A ttady wo made Make aura your youngster is ztt. recently of laM coBagai shows: treated. Above all, ALON* TMI SHOM1 taking the high school coon** re» Ara coUegee costly? Yea, andL Grade* and rank m class. 2. iastfU iraoMoaal aecarMy. aot da- Horn* of the Shore'* Origin* Rum GO* lejdredforamnatoatjdrad . gettiag more to each year. It CoUege Entrance Eaammation paadeace, mto them. Mora boys , Baec ma to try the Col-wfU coat about SMN to scores. & RwrniiiiiianuaHuua from aad girl* fail k« oadaM baa for Partto mud Wedding* lege Entrance EtxamMttoa Baaw yourcaildforoMyeartoacam-prindptlwcouaaelon.4.Peraoo-ot aa testa. Several The Ivy League col- al Interview. 5. Extra-curricular any other ITALIAN COOKHS OALOUI ages charge tnm tl.m to $1,400 require or "eugfeef that can* activities. exists that children from happy 1ll*fa«dgra a^aWwBrVJaTiwy dmVTf afet^awtW^PBJBBwaW; - LlsmftwfcB*a*ajpjjt]BtT) lor anTniMKM uy for tltttaltioaa to Addd room and Parents should recognise that hornet will do batter work tocot - It coat* about tU. boanl, traveL toddentalSi books intangiblea also help influence a leg* or. high aehool than mote ._ Educations! Testing Service, aad other feat aad the total fig- college's decision. For Hrttnrt. from emotionally unstable or ua- PR 4-6295 Princeton. N. J., for Information ure mounts raptdty. Within two many admit only a certain aum- about them. or three yean the average col- ber of itudenU from each etc- ttabtatcat- It la usually a good Idea to lege cost will range from CSM tioa of the country. Coraer of Mam St. end Ffrst Ave, Asbwrv Park take the testa for practice la eleventh grade to Rod out any have "work weak spot*. etudy** programi that ponslt There to not enough adeotlflc ' ' to earn a good than of evidence a* yet to suggest that a Othen have pan-time student can Improve hto aeon by Bat tack of cramming. But, If property tu- aepnve a Brian), tored, for about IS week*, stu- of a college dents may be able to raise their education. Some lS,Nt acholar- score by as much as ICO points. go btggtag every yearl Most college* now ask that the student who applies be In the good college abould have upper half of his class, and hav edifications: 1. A good an above-average College Boar goaeral reputation. 2. Aeeredita- score. The acore ranges from 101 tk» by the rorognlted regional to MM. The average to S0». How aad profeeatooal froups. 3. A ever, your youngster should sin good faculty. 4. Oood admmistra- for «a If he w aasJoue to get in* tora. S. RecogDjIfloB by the honor aa Harvard a aodettea. d. Strong coanet a the Bold of your ehUd'a special Inter- est. 7. A liberal •choUraktp poli- cy. «. Good tthrary aad labora- tory facUttaa. t. Oood placement VACUUM ytm A»filA#*CI HUtfl tt. ' A college should be rated oa Us I MOMMOUTH imr, BJD BANK. N. J- academic atoadardt aad Ma pce- PHOM SH 1-UU sibh effect oa year child, aot oa its snob approval. What do you do If your aoa or AUTHORIZED daughter receive* notice mat hto applicattoa haa been rejected by HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE _ that was hto tint NEW AND IEIUILT CLEANERS choke? Tbto caa be a ahittering fwoco for m srOatoagffwtef who tried bard aad haa a good GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX. «te. record. Actually, moat *ach re- IRONS - VACUUMS - TOASTERS jection* ara Just plain bed lock. PERCOLATORS • MIXERS, ttc If he haa a good scholastic rec- ord, almost certainly be will be rVUffSMft: accepted by aaether college. VACUUMS - WASHERS • DRYERS • IRONS What if Ma high aehool and alage Beard record* are . RANGES • TOASTERS • MIXERS • LAMPS, ttc iaaraeaWoT If he doe* have real sty, the trouble may ba lack study aktta or Just hi lomettoee a year at a preparatory aehool. when classes PuMc Auction Sole will a Jator college to the aatwar. After two yean at a good hater collage, maay ate- UALHTAn dent* ara able to tnatfer to col- teja that have previously re- FAMOU! et the estate of Keee Meat, COLLEGE NAME CHANOED IADY JONI

• t • • PORTLAND, On. (AP)-Tb* •ae of Pacific Blow Collage 5Sii? **—* *° Wmff PILLO BimUNCB ON AUmOBIT DBIVB Piadfle CoUage. the Church of (Pint Knot Nor* at AaawM sUw otT sMavw Am) Ood bat anaouacod. The aaw aame bceon O. 9. CASES: Waraer. tamder aad first SATBOTAY, SEPTEMKR 26th Oi taW TYK140 •Si —Miff A. - otepe toward fall 1st. QUAU1 : accradKatloa. Fin* furatotuagt from a palattol I ne lachidjadjaa twatsi. erystals, porcalamt; MWag room, dinlag room aa iaraiture of various ptrtode. The offeriau may ba vltwed aa date of aaw from •:» A. M. until sale HIM MAL ESTATE: Colonial home, comprtaiat lea raoM tou baiht. Eatraace hall with pipicturc a Murcaie, Nvtoj are aumptuously ppaa*a M H watoat im Sa> parlor with polllhl t flagatoat flaav. '"' KIDS

Aatalo datet mn thmujhost the bouat, ElectricallZtSZy optr tawtealftatt elevator. Full beMment with *te*l eoaitnietad KOTTON waaVw) wtot room. Automatic heat. 0P.0UNM: Three bMulifully landicated acres over- lookmg the picturesque Shrewsbury river. The verdaat grounds ara uabelievabry aa emerald pictura abounding In LONGYS anrubbtry with a myriad of einnrted shade and decorative trees koraeriag upon uadulttlnn open roKhst of veh/tt- Mho lawn*. Thtt comforUble home situsiod oa the crast of 4ro8 a rietag slop* regally overlooking the lurrouadlag cesjatry- aide to Incomparable.

The daawtotlaa of alt property it not the wordy at* A 11 | , l- . A Mitoga of • Madtooa Avenue advertlilng agaacy, but aa hMsat daecrlpaaa of a lovely home on throe acre* of ground IOXEI CHAIll MINS SNAIMEl Mat affcrd piracy aad which the owiwr haa bean In lor* with for away yean, aad leave* it with a heavy heart file btojMM bMJor atoll be required K pay a depnali af PADS ISOCKS. ft.M atStn* af tato tight refused to rtteou what IM induced by Borough Council last termed "specific Information" to Setting Job Ntoiod night Public tearing wu mt for back up Mi charge, made earlier IDO Oct 11. IBM wtWt or m MVMUUU* •BJ"/SBktmw3i •MamBaMW&mgV fjajpP"j * SRomfo•amwjaTl Coundhua MM the Planning "Ifi a matt* of tuBlag," Mr. Board, which had worked oa tba Byrne Mid. "Wt (me ' new code for nearly thru yean. proof of tht charge, aad at the proper flaw wo will nteua ttN Tto candtonte aaid that tho at- Mayor Ralph «. that, "for mo Mat put," •» ia tax aoolag wu laft -aahV' __ Kt M It loft midtatml aMopt itha IHW H1YF0CT AIWMUMCS, wrtfc art— t«f «f fl y.MO, wt alativarad t> rfce Rwt Aid Soyiad yottorday. Hero. for a tactiea tram Jaektaa It 'Mr. Byrne re- Ckarios Antrim, loft, third Haute***, and Wiffi«m RalaK. Matota, Uad a^alpmant into tha unit at John Schanck, to the railroad, oa tha i . "I canaat say any man ouflnoor. appliot the lint coat of wax. It it a Sayrat and Seavtlla Cadillac. Idantical to tha aow ambulance pur. and from Broad It to Mam Bt, right aow but it wffl all ooma out on both sides. wWeh to i We have tto pnot m blade and chaiod recently by Unioa loach. With trada-tn, tha unit cott tha Kaypart volt $13,100. The tqued will ttart a white." fund drWa next waak to help pay for ». No The caadjdatectoiyi swing ngutottoaa _ Wfatft ft fOfBMl* WMQftgB "0 apartment dwoQiage. Mayor Do* recently aoU Ma boo*, tana oa Council OKsnit amid. tha property "weot up eae4Urd Investment Tkmm Wmmtmd im Mm IOC IM Halloween Tha Sftmo tract, Of School terms of tho pproposal 12 in Family Drown as Boat Capsizes to aa R-iaRi» Parade Idea which! totttoootlMN Funds Mulled LITTLE SILVER—The Mayor aqun foot (MWW font). -Wo have U MJMSON — Toe IlumaoorFalr MUNBING. Mich. (AF) - it cepaneo ai mm mm hair. Lanon tokl what tho boat flopped over, throwing and Council have no objoctkmt i to back up our charge," lavon Regional Board of Hdueo- They wanted to fat mm* I Nona OOBM awbn. Tk* fa- alil of us i n ttho water. to the total Buttoa Mr. Byna aaM. doddai toat night to tapton mmaMl him>tmml# Bm* that anybody "Although I couldn't swim, aodatton having n beat beeaoto it would be man g Ho declined to __n *oo poaattffltpyy at taveattagg HfVa DUBMa of for ma aow?" wu doss enoug_h to _grab the parade for borough ] Corp., Perth Amboy. Tte firm ngotag , bdbudiat t fendsfed t> abortabort- ran." atop tha ovoMoraad boat Lka moot big faanliea, tha tar-bott and cUmb up oa the over- They an wholeheartedly nought lot ot latxm foot Mr. Byrne's running mate* an termte troaaurty y aoteaoteaa or bank A bewildered nthorMte only Hdplam, ho taw Wt wife, dm- aoat won happy but "poor turned bottomb . favor of it Cwandlman Cyntt K. Brown Lewis Augustine, for council, and y p cartlficatea ot dopoalt HTVlVOr CC ft PQSJPP# SJOCKSBH dna aad hit brother. Harry. H cmnck arica" faftow TiHaTiHageg n "I had a hand on one of the Anthony Da Stefano, a total aaM that thto ana Dr. Robert S. McTagoe. for Tba action camo after the that took the Uvua ot hie wife, go down to water to colar the aaid. lirli once but I kMt bold and barber and i mayor. board board a report tram ite M children and bit hother-wat bodtee could bo teen U foot "We've boon coming to tUs she slipped away." tto governing toot Ittxltafcot tote It tte devdopen Meanwhile, tto Republicans auditor stating that than was too iriet-ttrickan for taart at down. toko for arvenl yuan to pick The boat moved aimlessly night hto group ii agreo to cautract a AH the Laraona' children but wOd Laraoa said. around before Its Mwrsepower around tte idea" ol an* i of June St. police. the oMaat daughter, Dorit May, parade, i ilto provtdu tor _ s Francis E. P. , motor stopped churning. Lenoo Board li l Sb ttV "AU tha family wanted to come reached shore by using one hand Whawtt do yoyouu think ot it?" to tto :ofa~ that'the thre"havee Demoerati-:never ebato cann- McCarter aahoi.whothowhothor anyy off mid t H Sb# wu along. They wanted togolnttoandonolegtorow tto over officials. of Adjustment asnNptl tas tavoafn ta otflca tag Ugh aohool la Marojuotte. Ntau for varl- • »• _*- . _« — - - balance had been inverted la Leonard Umoa.«. aa «w bodlea • boat because R would to ed craft "It's a; aTVfJtr aTffBPjaTw • "I dMnt cry when I hoard the fun." "Every few mlmitet. I'd look Chariot W. Stephens aaid. ta doing eo. Mr*. Beatrice M. Webb, board ta Upper Mfahteta'a Dork) May MM. "I Jutt The children wen out of around, but I didn't toe anyone. Mayor Paul In The that a great to ma my father." aocntary, Hiawatha National Forest yeeter- i because the village school looked again when I Campl added. "I'm bahtad you UHmMHHgajwanni w^pgognj ojammajvvwjW tnVaT of Everett C. Carry, for mayor. deal of tba caih balance waa day. Leonard Lanon la a tawralU waa doood for the day for n- store aad tUU didn't tea any- all tho way." Board of Baucaono't oppHcatloa worker la the Uttle hnnbartag made op of money allocated for The family, on n day** outing town ot II milet from pain. one. Then, I knew they wan M D S |te tte state for anpnval of a aad Richard Boaoott. for council. construction aad equipment of to pick wild cmaberrlea. had phV the of the tragedy. UtoVa drowning.'' The OOP now school She pointed out g odlato»IH»H - am an The boat belonged to tha undo, TThhe victimii s wen the mother, painting contest to the put Thte finance a aaw that the boeal Md teveeted all bachelor, who helped can for Mrs. Dora Linen, 41; the uncle, year it wanted to go tato "Who picked thla conatrucaSn kuub atCo some of tto children at bit home tnd tto children-Arthur. U; thing more elaborate Similar action wu taken lut amf <4*u4ls^ns4KBBl Vjfblfe. JlftB g me or another. and wu ahrsys Included la tto Shirley. 11; Harry, M; Mariano. Ptedge Support [week by tha Matowan Township party la- r —1- ™'' Defer! Bond IasuJB family circle. Tte uncle alto •; Freddie, t; Carol, 7; Robert, Tho aaaoctetton hand ''itto bd?" worked nt tte sawmill. *; Mary Ann, S; Melody, 4. aad has contacted tte fin department ?JsX$S£ \~"For Road Improvements "Tte boat wu about *J feet Terry Lee, S months. and Its auxiliary, and they have Borough offidato taid coaodrt The remainftr Ol (a* cam ba out to tho water when I started Tte lake Is la forest Unas pledged their tupport support of the bond Issue ojoeetion ancTteo ieauoVte nmakuftr Mat attgulam casrh bud bnl-- ; - * . ^^ g -," Larson mid. "The when legend tayi tho poet Long- Mr. Stephen*p. , ppolice committee dkte that the govern* hih di t ATUKNTkCHKIIILANDK-aBacoaienKolmtweekwimnVir- tag body get funds which, according to of ongg h Auditor James McCarthyy. bow suddenly went down aad teBow*t Hiawatha Uvad. chairmen, told Mr. De ftl* te h attorney, pnaaaoj Mr. Tracy taM detaytag the nad dMataa af fha roaaV would ea- 1 of tte pottco mat aad the of a' Manson Reserves tte paste 'Mr.Daonai land off study to Mr. Do ttef was deferred fta botough't immediate •octatica will matt agate Oct 1 ha last night .g In Drunken Driving Case aad te win tote word back af of what The mow wan atfhowr Taauactia couacll's ingot - AaaW.IMCfc Dadtton on n drunk drtviag driving tato Rod Bank for n to- •We will daddt man If wo wui Dr. McTagot later ducrlbaJ neZZitv the board might face chairman Of me streets commit- of a road from the immklpal chaise against George Farren, lato pie. go ahead with the parade." IwProalMtmgthouoof I to farmtt its budget tee, who noted that little time re- parking lot at the railroad station Obre PL, Shrewsbury, wu re- Tho accident occured, he said, oraiB WMsr uno •siBiioa uf UM uurs hind*. mained thla year for a nad re- fU. M, running parallel to while he wu driving about U to Jumpinpgg from Halloween to Public heartag will be Oct 13. Edward H. Conway. Fair Ha- pair program. First Ave. Mr. FarreU wu Involved ta II mitoi aa hour kwktag for a Chflttfluthfl 1. MrM . DDt Mf l add but wen dab/ ntectad by tha aatlre voa. waa sworn in as * board en aeddoat July 3S when hto k _ space. MrM . FarreFUU aaiid party ta Atbmtle Highland*,' Mr. Tracy aleo noted that then Borough Attorney John M. might bo a better market for car hit a bicycle at Mortord Pi boy on n bicycle patted ta |SJ IHS ** BW^BJEBJ |BB^>BJEmjn/ guj aujnwjp aaid. "Ibey wan B Hoyt who nUgned laat month. and Want Front St Tte bicydt [rant of him, followed by tte girl EjawBf Sy^ar oa^nwoVE%^np'BaR j^pa bytheanc• tfethts ancatlvm l s ooaMUttsa to ths municipal bonds In the aprtag. for the load. He waa In other matters. Dr. John F, prevented from attending laat Runltad He aaid te did not ase when Han. DamtrntleiQnb which voted Kmnay. Jr., superintendent, n- Mr. Tracy's ight's ataaton byy iajurlej e auf- Bargai, It, of Way. Miss Bergul came from. "It would te a < i~tor atrott matatmv parted that the oanllmant at d in a falfll at hihie homeh , River Plata. Mtoa Bergui testified ate had tor tte tree." te taM. la regard to a nctet mo opening of ecbool was MO. Tho cam wu heard u light or reflector oa tte front 1 Oat f man) by Dr. McTaguo Mayor Waldron P. Imtth aaid "Then'a a ftagpdt fton, He said that Ml nwknli an he would with Mr. Filkv Acting Magistrate W. OObert ot her bicycle. Councilmu Lawto R. Lowry tag mat am Aftaottc W_ am Fair Haven aad JM from New Jersey Tte Yacht Hurtar "to returud to tto bury by Mr. McCue, ta hto tuma Thla it the first year of the Court pointed out men wu "negligi- "We won't tatorfan wtft It wU te hdd Oet * at control of o«r taxpayers," to mat Fair Haven baa had the 1 p. m. There wUI te a abort Uid ht wcohf have -tpedflc methods of ftaanctag tan pur- Dt. Leo C Recce, borough and ble damage" to both tba bicycle any way." Mr. Da greater number of students in News Briefs chase. police aurgeon, teatified he found and the car after the accident died, "It'i MILLBURN.(AP) — Mlllbun oration, etc ta tto near futun, Mr. FarreU under the influence little Tho board awarded a K Fin Capt Clarence Dair aad of alcohol foUowtag an esamiaa- The borough auditor ak* fig- Patrolman Paul P. Lang, who Mr. Stepteu aaJd tto trtangte contract to the Store Paving Co., Fireman Anthony Sperean w administered tto drunkometer Is bounded by n county root tkrewabury. tor paving of a park- burning paint off tto aide • by the night of test said Mr. FarreU ten up a to would have to cheek tte School Board tagg lot bahtad the acted audi- Heir's bouse yesterday. They art paper midway through ter out first with county rt tto house on fin. Tho fin Mr. Tracy aaid Mr. McCarthy tortum. believed that the following i Charpu Di the tost Wten told tte results ot ua Co., Rad Baak. was tte test Mr. FarreU bSCftBM OKs Chimes coaM be from tho bor- tJ. McCue, attorney for awarded n UN contract for Mr. PnmO. charged Dr. Bocco belligerent aad nasty,' Patrol- To Pick New at athtettc man Lug said. for fall and wlater sports. ta U. S. Treasury aotts, In Rumson atUI toavtag a tubttantinl | SamudC wghat- Tha now wtag af the acted wtU torney, tald tto results of tto Borough Cop • tha t dodieatod Oct M. Dr The Ntw Jenay TaiajaVi An- ttMM from current y, druakomatar teat wen not in- of «ha reajiail kl|h W. Gram. rith id IMS! each from UNION BEACH - troduced u evidence becatue Council to expected to Tto Haven Clerk Nelson H. Rob- FarreU withdrew hia consent to tte reatutta of a recent pattot erts wu directed to ask Mr. the teat The results wen not in- Thoboan-authortaadtheauper- fair exam at Ha auattag h me uee of McCarthy to attend couacU't aast troduced "ta decency and night. ^y* ^^S?^^_^ play to Mr. yoanotatt- union, Tuesday, Oct IS. » dto- Dr. this defendant," A new pntratamo to Ms tto ajnottton. Mr. PamH to Carotenuto named to notace tormti to Dr. MM F. Kh> la other bwttau to Mr. FarreU said be dida't "re- man Arthur J. Gray, Awtrdtd • contract rate" tto ___ CftU cently radgnadBgwd tad awvad to^^ patntoth* not ot tte "Than wu a* doubt ta aty mted Florida. prajt^to Mdvta Card. that te wu unfit to drive," fto Dr. ROOM aaid that during bis Tte aaw aMawMteutoMdJ"*, or $1M, taworo f two bid*. Mr. FarreU admit- tor to motftt. Start-"• at alaM. Rafsiiad to fummlwtt a Mr. PamU add te had Ova tod having six Mghbnlto daco I tagaalaryeatery wimAU winn kb h>t MtMN at . I Heaaldtha Md twmtttod by Carwa Con- or eU rye aad gtagar ate drtaka p. m. Tte doctor'! report add TheaMm wu mdkaM Ik* «lm«ta) Im ifm* mmaaaa^ Judge Takes and day today wMh ttncttoa Co., Atlantic Hlatiludt. shortly after T p, m. fto day at ta a state of oom- wMh a ftdanl ajw* Mr. FarnU't fact was "ftasted," •ROT ••• «••%• mm MPaT BfwW mt SI^M tar npain to a brtdga ttonoddont tyss **oHnfnSidtM OiQMtaor ttr fta put B) Tkeatrtkenan y , BIVVH haated about 11 daya aao. Altar Oraad Ave. drinkt ho aaM. te ktilk of mo aMaar fire Away License aotent" aptach "shirred," odor MO Pabu Chtot Hawy S. Krut from hto ottct to Ma oll alcohol "ftlat" and walk Flva ann^kai nmumV fttmtl ^tuxt '•Tfmuaj A •MMMfH aajgujl muj on annjnwvgT uBWtnBB) ••• "riightiy twtytag. ban E^waydt. «, of in f SfS* o*oorJSft MBY avstBvoates ay MCae tM fsv^ For 10 Years Ha Mid Mr. CtrreU'i clothes Park Avt.; * — SRBBJTVasmmawaKo Ho"» f uvmTJBmmmsJt BMorJBKJ ff ftl f wen "nut," tto Of Mt Hf BBml BBBft ^it |_Z^^B_^ BBBmTaffftl p. m. ami \ pod," hto MtOngor. if. of tM Uatoa Avo.; of parking aadftalte wu owe a^mVVSnwSa 9S| 9t VN WaWnssplta^aajBt Av*., aad Cbsriu P. Mr. Farrea teatifled ha Oaab, Jr.. SI, of SIS UWw Avo. Mr. Htmamua t+H ou of Red I Uwoot IB 1 Y«WB tour or five drinkt daily after a^B^B^K^L> |« ana^m n^^^m Am^p^a^^p^^A^aAK^pt p^p\ aaaBBBBB^K work. Dr. Roeco aaM thto amter faummg aad parktag ta • TRENTON (AP) - Ur build up a "tolerance" lalnmsf JnbMnW asmul to Dr. h ITTW •amjpjmy pjajaj ta FarnU't body. aioXi Tipsy Bike vahteto law. _ Ho ah* mod ha to ta awar af Maad authortaed the Atkad by Mr. McCue why ho She to Mrs. Adda D. Barr, «l, dead an arrival. Mn. Mary Aaa SaM too tote u Elghft Avo. Blmnnmliai af HI to reactivate BjtJtSwirii of Shrewsbury Dr.. who hit t King. M. of Irvtagom, wu ad- to JtMBk tarn, BkwmfleM, lor wanted the druakomoter teat, Dr. Rider Fined pott far Bad Baak Rocco said, "I wutei to give light standard an Rumaon Rd. milted to tat ' ." ; »•», wft tm due oa ftto atr- PAIR HAVEN - A Rad Bank Bat tba ateel ttrflw could re- him (FarreU) tto beneOt of any •apt I and ripped up IS font of muWpto fitetant. Tht teaatta AaMnmat oannofm ^tm^MA**^* Part* UaJlnllctJ badge, ptiict mid. mM tor otadHton wu critical binoted ft* atark to advorttoa vana tha tnad It K canttauii h> doubt." However, the sffjsa wim ftwatTjsffijr miAk^m kl_ Bklaitnnsnmni Registration Mn. BarT raprnwtod by Ed- Mutt patto* mM Mrs. Wart to October, ttw drvtoton mid. to ntBJEffJSE ppjaj BEjnfJEfJ t« PMJW ward Wtoa. Jr.. Rad Bank attar* rto MIOM tto mtdtal Mr* i «B«9aftaMatt Frank T. Judpt, dtvawM aa doubt la Mt mtad that Mr. white uadar ft* mftoanu af a*. Hours listed nay, pleaded net.gutlty to fto flte Vtuinmll Id. tali nad tot- Aaftortotd FamU wu under mt wa* ftaoJ SM ta Maatof. aVsomCtsmn BMaxBSl to dtuaoi to mm hi mieVAagut f S^tiBBnmmi famml nmufist BB) pal Court |. ^^^_-_- ^ M.ftttft fmmum fka) FAIR HAVEN - Voter re* UM attorns* stti t» waatl aa-W •>•*, Ctertu DuJfuM., m,at, aof fIII Mo- nnma bofan. Ht taM It per Mr. Farrtll tttttftod to flmn- SJMSJgMaf _ Jr. BELMAR (APXaa. •a River Rd. Sunday burnt nstumi *Jf Ma^MaOMm mmlA Na«af tfcw MrtTBarrP. COM (P.-NJ) argti today tat nto dace IOM, tod tour agntd. AftoJ PoNu Chief Cut J. Jakubecy EfffEt aVMBV Wt nVBJBnBEf RaBBEt* wu friti la greater ttpfertttoa of tht world*! ta attify tha Mat* otMotr. nor, tto ncuttoa kurtaa tto resuKt of fto ant. la admttaa to tto ngutor uM. Jossaa T> daanMBKUxdl _»•_* jhnmannMSEm EmUn^xBjdBsml Smf * started. te wsal to ftt Shrawt- a. at. awn that hli off ire I«P«V uM unemployment Hia bicycle wu wuvtag from rseurth. "We know Ma MtttettoMaa Judge bury State Follct barrack! nod ddt te side, tto chief added. la tha fin ktuat, Mr. Nttooa utemey, reprtttnted tto itete ot Rt M, anouM continue HI oownwtra asked for another test. Mate Hid to wtll also rogufrr i*»e in the ess*. af Dili frattter. which, la the i part of Rl Tte man was arrested and le- Mrs. Birr had beta convicted ladgmiat of many tcMMIMi, la oourte through October, unless (wUcs OWIUHNI, to said, because aSJUom ITJV; O*M roa"tT#|itOf#( VfvClVvw Went tato OMcutiva tto tteal atrme affecte prcdue- aned t tummou by Patniman from T to I p. m. both days. In Pair Haven la June UN on of tajuol Imasrtenco lo the oan* AuiMir John S. men wu no on* w duly to Peter Hart. wa. Siva tto test. He arasd residents who ir* a drunk driving charca. the wai aMtt of outer apace tad other PHtenfi to dtocut ft* penut- iIn •another court action. E, i, Mr. Farrdl to a mportaludml unctrteJn about their volini fin*d UN then and had htr wortda," ho mid la remark! pre- age of appnlicd vtlut te to- Tha ppric e of "coacoall per ten at Hall. Brook Ave.. Attoallc High- ttotet or who might have out* drlver't Uceni* r»vt*»d for two pared for delivery at a luaohtaa tends te UM ta ftt ID tttoo mini e toto approxlmaul ll y ttttoo lor Thomu FarnU Coutructioa I lands. wu fined III on • aantoM iioni to can him. yurt. matting of Klwanli Cluba. tuna today u M wu to UttCorp.. ahrewtbury. IdrtvlaIvlaig charg*. Mofimoafh Shorfsfc* PW fiiven Partte •• to ... ,. Medical Auxiliary Has Ctub Is Established For Birthday Ambitious Program for Girl Scouts LONG BRANCH — UMar the Long Branrh. corresponding sec- Mrs. fa «ry 0* njtWIngerta sponsorship of the Business and retary. formerly ofifef Redd IBank, celebrated her 70th birthday this week with Designed to Stimulate Craativa Art Intarast Professional Women's Chib of Aa- The dinner committee includes : Opening Lunch-Show several family parties. LITTLE-SILVER — Olrl Scouts said Girl Scouting to aa epitome bury Park, the Monmouth Shore Mn. Keith Memmola of Oeeaa- port, chairman, assisted by Mrs, In th* United States toon will be •* ** Ideals ler ptact. LONG BRANCH — Member. Business and Professional Wom- provided an ambitious 'project to Three staff Polly McAuliffe. A. K. Feinstein and Mn. Edward ton m the arts flats* - will trav- of the Women's Auxiliary of the en's Club has been established Showier. Long Branch, aad Mis* stinulste latereat la creative arts in this city. el to the councils aid conduct Moamoutti county Medical So- Kenneth Crsii, 2d Irene Styaslu aad " — a mobUi art* canvas. raagtag from ciety started activities yesterday Plans are underway for • Brombtfg) Keypoft, at a dessert-luncheon and (union EATONTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. BsMat* ta> ad- Lee McAutiffe of Mary Lee charter dinner and installation of Mn. Oertrud* Ut of Fraihoti. vanced depth studies In the per- •how in Auxiliary Hall on Bath offlcan. of th* Ave. Nursing Home, Rt. 35, announce forming and visual arts Hated. the engagement of their daughter. Elected were Mn. Mary Costa, at the Guests wer* wivei of internet West Long Branch, president; meeting a the Ad The three-member taam It un- Mitt Polly McAuliffe, to Kenneth der the direction of Mrs. AKa and residents of Fitkin Hospital A. Crou. 2d, son of Mr. Miss Jan* Hollander. West Allen- Omen atteadwg wan Mn, Ar- and Monmouta Medical Center. thur Messs, Efawroa; MM Hahm SchroU, a consultant In art and Mn. Kenneth' A. Crwt of WH- hurst, and Mn. Carl Hoyt. Long music for the past nine yean m MustiUo's, Red Bank, showed braham, Mas*. Branch, vie* presidents; Miss Mana and Mis* Louis* J. fall clothes for town and country Frances L. Townttad, Long ni. Long Branch, aad Mrs. the Leavenworth, Kant., pubUe wear, with Miss Rosemary Mus- Branch, treasurer; Mn. John B. Dorothy Krause, Leonards, and echool system. She will be as- sisted by Miss Ruth Ward. • tfllo of the shop's staff as com- O'Neill, Elberon. recording sec- representatives fraa the Aofcury George Lane, art instructor of mentator and co-ordinator. retary, and Mn. Louis Police, Park Club. drama teacher and group work Mlddletown Township High Models . were Mrs. Harry. it of South Oraaga, aad Swartz and Mrs. Joseph Cluck,' School/will teach ceramics in the Mist Itsu Suiaki of Tokyo. Japan. MMdktfown; Mn. Cyril Ardani-1 adult recreation program spon- Mr. aad Mn. Smlt are in Bag- tis and Mrs. Lester Barnett, El- Department Fashion sored by the Recreation Corr.iris- wiU miss the official btroa; Mn. Charts* Laycock, sion In «M>p*ntton wit* the launching. The atsodatloa't rep- Dad; Mr*. Pascal Fadcrid. Mrs. township Board of Edueattan, resentative, Harold L. Ryan of Alfetd flMpira tod Mn. Ctaorgc Show-Party Oct 19 Prospect Ave., win stttad. The Whittle, Lost Branch; Mn. Em- The count, lissgrt * fint caravan stop it Mr Hav- manae) Abraham. Wenamassa, Department of the ea before moving on throughout and Mn. Hertert Knapp. Brad- Rad Baak Woman's Club win Cayman AI*VIH. thai state tad New York, to con- ley Beach. hold Ha annual autuma '•*Won_ ^_ Her niece, n '••*««• TVZL I vZl" of Fair Haven, gave a luncheon firing la a Mia. wUI be conducted duct training course* aad furnish Mrs. OUbsrt Msttsaar. Elberoo, show and card party Monday inomes Girt Scouts an opportunity to was chalrmsn, assited by the night, Oct. 10. In Old Orchard for her. end her son-in-law_and Wednesdays at • p. ra. In the Mr. and Mn. Charles Alleync daughter. Mayor and Mrs. Peter Official uwugural learn new skills. president. Mn. ABred Hender- Country Club, Eatontown of 207 West high school. Registration In thelaunching the arts caravan son, Loch Arbour, and Mrs. Bar- CartmeU, were hosts at a cock' adult program It tonight, Sept. Tare* fuU yean of touring take place Monday. Oct. 5. at councils •en. Mn. Laycock, Mn. Adrani- tail party in their Rumson home 10 and Oct. 1. Classes begin Oct prior to dinner in Shadowbrook, "Welcome," home of Mr. and tii and Mn. Ernest Stitch. Rum- 7 and continue through Dec. 0. Mrs. Johan J. Smit, Point Rd. son; Mn. Ralph Berman, Middle- Shrewsbury. towa; Mrs. Hillisrd Geraton. Guests at Mrs. Bell's luncheon Award wmaer Mr. Smlt is president of Youth Eatentown; Mn. Bernard Kaye were: Mn. Leland Crafts, Mrs. Frances McDvaia, Nav*tlak Friends Association, which Is co- and Mrs. Allen Nidus, Long Emilio Fanjul, Mn. George Wil- BUVfJBlatant** *•••mtdl ( tj^^tagjaBBBBn^anlO^BnTWaatv j VKmnW""s»l «sstthev ) sponsoring the canvas's fint Branch, and Mrs. Samuel Miss Pally McAnUfte liamson. Mn. Russell Chapman. MeKleraaa Art Canter nwati la year of activity with Coats and Red Bank: Mn. Howard Dutcher Stevens, West AUeabunt. The bride-elect waa graduated tm>a> Iftfc aasttmsftl aajeM ajBMMlftiai Clark, Inc., New York "City and from Long Branch Senior High and Mn. Walter Morton. Fair Girl Scouts of the USA. Haven: Mn. George CartmeU. eftfN New l*r*«y W**» «*» DOWTflS School and the Ann May School Mr. Smit'a sallinsleil contribu- of Nuning of Fitkin Hospital Mn. CartmeU, Mn. Theodore Newark. The award wM be pn- Family and Mn. Adelph Rusch, tion to the mobile unit program Lt. J. C. Fink. Jr. Miis McAuliffe ii a member of tpt. SO at IS $10,«N. the nuning staff at Fitkin Hos- Rumson; Mn. Henry Barkhorn, Mrs. iBWtwert Newark; Mn. William Mason. Developed by the program de- LEONARDO - Mr. and Mnpital. „ 'The Three FrteadtV* a Curtains Charie* Joseph Hesse. Jr., of Bet Lavalette; Mn. Frank Seattle, partment of the national Girt Mr. Cross was graduated from Monmouth Beach, and Miss Con- atady *f three ***gadat k Scout organiratloa, the caravan con Hill thhe engagegg - the Sprinfield. Mais., Trade High and wbtt*. The Drapariws Mi D stance Greenawalt, Germantown. — a specially •quipped station ment of their daughter. Miss Do- School. He is in the Marine N. Y. which wBI ... wagon — wiU carry films and lores Rita Hesse, to Lt. (J.g.) Corps, stationed at Camp Le- Oct. 0. alt* accepted twepa**- Slipcovers jeune, N. C. Cocktail and dinner party Hlmstrips. arts and craft sup- John Charles Fink. Jr.. US Coast iagt by Yvena* H. Aabttt el plies, a sewing machine, hooka. Guard Reserve, son of Mr. and guests included Mn. Russell Bedspreads Mn. John Charles Fink, Sr., of Chapman, Red Bank; Mr. and record* aad exhibit material for New Yetk use in training courses, institutes Avon. Mn. Walter Morton, Mr. and Linans Ribustelli Girls Mn. Donald Wingerter. Dr. and "American PtinU Today" and workshops in literature, dra- matics, music, dancing and arts Mrs. EBIet W. SparU Mn. Emery Wingerter and Mropene. d last Wednesday at the Venetian Blinds and Mn. Bell, Fair Haven; Mn Whitney Museum with proof that id crafts. Repeat at Fair Mn. Elliot W. Sparkes will be George CartmeU. Mayor and chairman of the event, which will the engagement of their daughter, printmaken are making larger Peace la Hand* at TRENTON — Kathy Ribustelli Mn. CartmeU, Mn. Theodore prints - one is 1x1 feet. did it again! She won tint prize feature fashions from the Ethel Miss Carmen AUeyne, to Thomas Parmly. Mr. and Mn. Adolph In an interview in May. Mr. Dnuss Dress Shop of Sea Bright, Brown of Red Bank. Ganery Ofialsg Smit told The Register the plan tor the third consecutive year in Rusch. Mr. and Mn. Walter the cake content at the New and millinery from Flo Joy's Hat Miss AUeyne. a Red Bank High Rusch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert The Richard Gallery for such a unit fitted in with his Jersey State Fair. Bar of Red Bank. School graduate, is attending HIU. Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. philosophy that world understand- And her sister. Cecelia, was a Mn. Everett C. Baynton is co-New York University BeUevue Frank Lepere, Douglas Hill. Oct. I at » MetMsouth SU w« ing could be realised through the winner again, too with her entry chairman. Jane Henesy of New Medical Center. School of Nurs- Uttle Silver; Roger Wirgerter of be Red Baak't Brat cater per- arts and that "Peace is carried in the pie baking contest. Shrewsbury will be the coirnnen- ing, in New York City. Mr. Middletown; Mr. and Mn. Wil-trait she*, TravNiiatngtr, in the bands of women." He The girsl are the daughten of tator. Brown is employed at Bowser's liam Mason. Lavalette: Mr. and -*- .atlal ^-uL^gugl mtkmi Garage in Sea bright. •am ITUais ?M*JB0B«BRBJ "BKBBM Mr. and Mrs. Louis RibusteiU of A guest st Monday's meeting Mn. Peter Wiagerter, Shrews- Oakland St. For the past three iar the reeaptlaa raesn t UM at. i-or tne past tnree MiM June YodJce of uttle The wedding is planned for bury; Col. and Mrs. A. S. Dillon. yean, June. Colt's Neck; Miss Greenawalt, aak«sng* by ttcal artWa wtJ be .. . they. hav, e participate. ., , d in(Silver Silver.„„.,, Re„..d, BanB*nk HigHiih SSchooc l featured mantUy. the j«e and cake baking classes wuSM who nftnttnttd d thhe & Germantown, N Y.; Mr. and RUMSON KADM6 MS11TUTE at the fsir. OMMsl partment at thh e CitizenshiCiihi p IInsti- Mn. George Schreiber, Saddle WHPSWMSM 1*1 #OT Kathyy , a seventh grade ppupil tute in June at Douglass College, River; Mr. and Mn. William Three awards went to focal at RRivei r Street School, used under the sponsorship of the New Get Acquainted Gerber, Lakewood. Ohio; Mr. artists in the Old Mil! As*oci*"on royal banana Hawaiian cake. Jersey State Federation of Wom- and Mn. Zale Dillon, ZanesvUte, small painting exhibition w"*ch SESSION Cecelia, a fifth grader in Oak-en's Clubs. Meeting Held Ohio: Mn. Adolph Merkt. Ham- opene. d Sunday at Tinton FtUt. land Street School, received an In thanking the department, en. Conn. . Marilyn Lawrence Harrlto*. honorable mention for her raisin •be read a report of her activi- LAURENCE HARBOR —•The Mrs. Wingerter. the forawr Oeewport. won flrat pria* for her RUMSON HA ««T Mlse Deters* R Pie. ties at the institute. Laurence Harbor-Cllffwood Beach Lou lie deForeet GremawaJt. oil painting, " Ascending Se Department meetings will be Parent • Teacher Association moved with her family to Red ejuence." Second award we Mia Hesse, an alumna of Star Bank in 1007. After graduation Am Kobayathi, Long Branch, for ffmt ^n^B^mnmna ••••! aCammmmnmn%_ of the Sea Academy in Long Stork Shower p.m.. home of Mn. John G. "get acquainted" in from Bernard College, she taughta water color, "Bamboo." Branch, was graduated cum Memorial School. Parents were in the Red Bank Public Schools laude from Mary mount College at In Keansburg Banta, South RohalUon Dr.. Rum- Frances Mcnvam. MMsuetown. REAtHNG end ENGUSH son; American Home. Oct. If. introduced to PTA officen. fac-and was then appointed the received third sward for a water Tarryuwn. N. Y., in May. She ii KEANSBURG - Mrs. Thomas ulty memben and memben of borough's fint traunt officer — a a member of the Curian Honor 0 p.m.. at the home of the de- color, "Lobster Island." Others ADIMft, WtlTIHG. STUDY SKULS Van Cleef. South River, was guest partment Chairman, Mn. William the Madison Township Board of position she held until her marri- exhibiting In the show include Society, and a teacher at Shrews- of honor at a stork shower Sept. ip^waje ^Pw ^srv^nBBRBBBOBJy Ww^B#B*BPB*BBB W 9 ^g*a J. Rooney, 108 Princeton Rd., Education. age in 1*15. Mn. Joseph Connor, Yvonne Au- bury Grsmmar School. fjgyi_ ••tiajaii sW Ja4*k*s«sghdl dBB> JBni lamVmnl* fcisMn* TBBR If in the home of Mn. Cornelius Fair Haven, and Drama, Oct. 1(, Mn. David E. Watson, library After her husband's death, she • Msl wWW tm WmWtWU ^m VaW PffliJ WVWBI rlw Lt. Fink was graduated from Harrington. Frederick PI. bert, Donald L. Wing and Alex- 8 p.m., at the home of the de- chairman, said the PTA contri- and her five children returned to ander Murray, Red Bank: Mar- St. Peter's Preparatory School in Decorations were in pink and partment chairman, Mn. Joseph buted SMO for the school libnry. Red Bank and resided for many Jersey City and Villanova Uni- Jorie Alexander. Uttle Silver: white. Rehm. Hilltop Ter.. Red Bank. recently established in Memorial yean at TO Pinckney Rd. She versity. He Is a member of the Guests included Mrs. Herbert Stephen Bagncil, Long Branch: Mn. Leonard Temko gave a School. She said that this sum- her home at "The Babttte Bauman Edelsteln, New American Society of Civil EagJ- VanCleef, Mn. Hannah Giblin, mer her committee catalogued Hermitage," Germantown. N. Y. neen and Phi Kappa Pi Frater- demonstration on "Origami," Shrewsbury; Grace Hilton. Mor- Miss Mabel Backman, Miss Vir- paperfoldlng art. An more than Ms library books so She is the mother of Mn. Cart- nity. He U assigned to the Third ginia McCutchen, Mn Cornelius Japanese ganville; Marcia Joaa Hunt, Fk> IMs audience participation program that they would be ready when meU. Rumson: Dr. Emery Win- renc* Maltel and Helen Shamka. Coast Guard District Headquar- Harrington, Jr.. Mn. John Rupy. gerter and Donald Wingerter, ten in New York City. followed, with the lecturer show- school opened. The committee In- Atlantic Highlands; Wlnl Smart, Mrs. William Hoplar. Mn. Marin- g some of the "tricks of the eluded PTA members, faculty. Fair Haven; Peter Wingerter. An April wadding U planned. garet Coyle. Mn. Michael Har- H and memben of the Woman's I Warren tatter. Elberon; Donald ————— i ringtoni , and Mn. Angle Conk, i''?»,>,„ «IMI> were Mrs Wil- Chib of Laurence Harbor. ter, Middletown. an About U.HO letten written byi Mn. William Compton. East - gu"U **" - • |Voorhees, Llncroft; George T Marvin Mn. Russell McDonald and ef Thorns* Jefteraoa ara still In ex-JKeansburg, was co-hostess with KINDERGARTEN TEA .Williamson, Shrewsbury; Martorie btence. Mrs. Corneliut Hsrrtngton, Sr. Mn. Pienoa McKelvie. member- „._,_ . id'Rourke. Mlddletown; Virginia ,nd Mn. W. C. Yodlce. ship chairmen,, said the memmem- for cMeVe* In tjraojon HAZLET - Members of the|Stotnletett Montgomery, Fair Ha- A^H^^H^^H^ajAgk^gB^pj ^t^a*^B*a*s M^^K^B^M^BB anniniBnini MaaV^g^ug Hostesses at the coffee hour bership goal for this year is «t. Middletown Road School Parent- Corinne D King «ad Leanie were Mrs. Robert Shelly. Mn, Charles Thompson, legislative ven; Teacher Association will be host- Leonard. Ru Lewis E. Connor and Mrs. Mahchairman- , explained the impor- esses tomorrow at 3:10 p. m. In lon A. Grimes. tance of the Mate's college bond the school at a tea for mothert The next meeting will be Oct.issue which comes up for voter of kindergarten pupils, and for "N* abstract! LION'S approval Nov. 3. mothera of pupils attending clas- the Amtrkaa Arttoss OmitS YOU ALL THfSI "To Strengthen Homes" is theses i* St John's Methodist halls. Gritach to Iaalrurt program theme for the year. The purpose of the tea Is to give Art Week FINI SIRVICIS! At Wcllrslcy College th* women an opportunity to I at I • NV CUANIW • ill* CUANINO) Born in Austria, Mr. Gritsch at- meet the kindergarten tetchera, p. m. la dw MATHEMATICS KEYPORT—Erich W. Grltsch, tended the Univesities of Vienna, fj«M a^^B^gj^-di gw • UIMMY • MIAOW MMOVATrOM th* principal aad memben of the Gagery, U •JsTW fJEfBBJEiHPV fV It} Parva PI., starts the acade- Zurich and Basle, as well as PTA executive board. New Yark. wfll b* • MM STOtAM • PUR MPAMI mic year with the rank of In- Yale University. He holds the de- CALL gH MM FOR FREE PICK-UP and DEUVERY structor in Bibictl History at grees of master of arts from POSTAL AUXILIARY frem Oa.rn.teSp.rn.atM RED BANK Wellcsley College, Mass. Mr. WNRV STREET Yale, and ii a candidate for the East Mm St, Urn Vatk. Gritsch wss named to the faculty PPhh D degree. He taught German Th* Ladies' Auxiliary of the •ASIC iUITHMontC this summer. at Yale. Clerkt Union, htid its first fall Johan J. Smith, Uttle Silver, ETHJVETTK in the home of Mn. president of Youth* Friends As- fwe«l AehlU* Caaalturo. West Sunset sociation, will make tlM, SM and) Ave. OS swtrdt la tne wpcomlng New JUMOR HMH SCHOOL AtlTHMITIC Mn. O • • r g • Macfarlane, Jersey American Artists Prate* AMY VANDERBILT at snansfla^atBHia BBSM sa e**,^siflB*LBs^BB ^atf ataW^h ilfJWaWUIJit • INCIIIUCr VI tilt Wemea's Qanil**i ally the bride's parents give her •tat* cMcutivt beard of the auxi- rion N. Stoddard, Eaet Oraag*. MATH SMftVIY I "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: |the sterling, but the way thlnr. liary, wat guett aptakw. Mn. presidtai, It la charge of the Lewis Conaon and Mn. Melvin 7*11. I should like to know, when car- are now with the cost of starting •Decltl coatttt I* ftatart aatot- rying on a conversation on the hkhousekeepingi . 11hh* bbrtdd e whho eatotllng "Mthiiht*s1." telephone, if it ii polite to put comes equipped with her awn your hand over the receiver and sterling It a catch. talk to another person not on the Whether or not yea tMrry. yea phone, or to leave the receiver will have tome kiad *f a 1 MATH SURVIYI ^ —*-s*AW~ JBAIMSA * aw*. Rairat i and to he aw* to tet ass attraetiv* WIHBW OBBNSBJ Ba»t^"f»irBj Ose ovsMtof e treek* V. D., Lexington, Matt." table it a great asm I mm «t«H <•* htm Mm, tuk Lassltaal tsa la«*a*a stnai I wat interested whaa I waa la •SBRBJffV^PeW W B^gJVI*B*JV VeW The pollu thing is to say to tne 1 person to' whom yeu ara lathing urtugal la find that ajrl and bay snmsdwwPVn O^LmmnaaaHsWV i enaaasBBBgy^r9a>9k ^PdBharV tU on MM phane, "Pltaat eiwuee me, btbiet ara turtai aft wtft ttujr Preferred by sterling piece by atec* M •smefiae I am gelng to aek (or whatever)." •J ah* adnaa* Is aUaaata^ *• Leaving the phone open while best ftmillst. to that whew 'they O^BgT B^IISBJ •^rwvVBBXV wV TB^E^V^BBT^BVBJ V*B/ you call, or when a babble of hath to their marr'a** Most Particular voices can be heard, ran be con-yean, they each have a set of MATH SURVIY M fusing to the person on the other silver Each of my own- sons when e •*«•, Mf. of the wire. they marry wilt have a compMa art of sterling from silver thai I "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: have l*htrit*d or colltcted my- I am a young working girl with Nlf. no Immediate plant for marriage. However, I hope tamtday to have "DEAR Mitt VANDER1ILT: my own home, and I want to It I* considered Improper for a Penenaliied tttrHng silver. New, my girl of 14, with her Barents' con- I would like to start my tent, to fly to Taxta, to meet f*r adding plerr settings the first time t young man living snd separate pflres gradually, tt home with Mi aaranta and on Mrester ef KTU MMRwf la- "Hut, if I rfcin't prt msrrtrd. Ihr invitation nf hU mnthrr' l*h«»n« Si; would ynu Ihlnh It scnsrlrss to ] "Nh* has Irarnnl In Hit the Srnd lor Bulletin --Ol'KM AIJ hnvi' kti' nml uimtd thlt h» vmtnii min through >vrltlni to a lot of monrv'—t M . him whll» nv*rsrts for a year. Its** Maun Dally I1 tMliiiruh t'» " ilhrv wrrr nut in Kturh tnrmiith • M I > M Whrthrr or mil vim art mar' a Irttrr fnim hrr t»«l frlrnd'a RUHSON READM6 kSSTITUTI rrM»v I t* • p ri>'it. It l« an rmKllrnl lil< • In huthand — Mrs I' I •f Twe Rbero, twataa, New Jersey All Day Maasay Kail your •Irrllnn trt snvlltn* vim |tr| ihui vim ian II la quilt all rluhl MAM ADywn's TV Serf« Is .Sept.«,l«*-18 Leave* -WNTA-TV 'Oasis' Among Westerns «St- (4) Khraabcbev VMt Book But Memory lingers On > 0) Love of Life MUUoa DoHar Movie BY BOB THOMAS action. TWa wu due toth e ay CVNIMA LOWRY pottnysd by DMS Sioc&vwtt] <«) Tie Tec Dough Reviews ling of Host Spyros AP TV«at»> Writer "The Kiliers." first of tour (7) Across the Board (IS) J. Fred Mnfjs (11) Sea Heat Merle TV Writer til • (4) Local News (U) Mike Wallace By The whose eitolBng of MEW YORK (APV-JOM Ally- Ernest Hemingway spsriali. ThU (U) Mister McOtrrity HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Nikita prompted Khrushchev to Is s is-miswte adaptatlen scbseV tttlMtS) Cartoon (I) Our Gaag. -(7) Sports TWO GENTLE MEN. The Lives sea tamed up on the boms 1:«- (!) News Khruthchev'a visit to Hollywood reply. Said Devid Ntvea of K's uM for CBS OB Nov. II. (7) Yesterday's of George Herbert and Robert has come and gone, but the screws Uit night is the lint of UtH- (I) Search for Tomorrow <4, Newt H»rrk*. By Marchette Chute. speech: "He had some of the • dramatic atritt which, la this <«) It could Be You memory will linger a long. Ions Busy Csrry Moon is tiadiag (11) SoMbws of Fortune (I) Movie Duttoa. IS. greatest feed lines in history." particular totevtstoa taaioa, Is Urns to do a daily ltalnute ra- (!) Cartoon <7)News time. Some criticised the Him boss's (7) Pantomime Quit (II) Rate me Records The towhanstlhfai stock of Eng- Never have so many stars ap- pretty unusual. dio show on CBS (starting Mon- fceV- (4) Weather S (II) News rambling speech. But Bob Hope Itwui half-hour »how. No- lfc»-M:49 s. m. EOT) lish writers which has inspired peared for a single event. "Curi- B*4t- 0) The GvJdmg Light IteV- (4) News (U) Dance Party Miss Chute to biographies of pointed out: "He had a right to body got Ulled-Mbody even got who sorely miss his old II: 1»- CD Weather and Sports osity," was Glenn Ford's explan- make it; he was picking up the itN- 0) News News Chaucer, Shapespeare and Benation for the turnout. •lugged. Everybody liked • hne TV show . . . West World News <4) Weather tab for the lunch." body else. Nobody wm» coast Jack Pear fans wffl get <4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 8 Jonson has driven her to work Yes. the film famous were cur- (4) Dean Valley Days (7)Wattbar again on a pair of authors—a Khrushchev often Interrupted analyili. And the whole thlagwu the whole IMmlmite show to- (7) Music Binge (I) Jim Bowls Utli- <1) Late Skew ious to see the No. 1 Communist Skouras's speech with pointed stead of only 78 miastes starting (IS) Guesttngen poet-parson pair from the 17th in action, and they saw plenty of bi modern dress. (7) I Married Joan <4) Jack Paar Century, contemporaries though comments, and this seamed a do- The plot mi neat and simple: Sept IS men's no Itm- Hawaii far anybody but ltaV- (4) News (U)News (U) Movie es can be enlivened by such give with her mother-in-law, tried to TV crews. Godfrey did • number UtM- (t) Movie Herbert. 1SN-M33. and Her- It*- (I) As the World Tuns (U) Highway Patrol rick, 1H1-M74. each had a par- NEW YORK (AP) — Sherman sad take instead of the constant keep alive the memory of a be-or two from there, so did the last (4) Film TiftW (|> Local News (U) Henry Morgan S. Krelberg scoffs at people who lab blab blab, loved husband. Significantly, the "America Pauses" special. Nest ish, each left a single volume of (I) Film 7iM- (3) Weather tttSS-News (4) Yoaag Doctorr MamaM s (I) Mr. District Attorney tower in the social scale. —Ad. vector, . theate. r owne. r and pro- pardonable sm to show this CBS eatry-a veritable oath) premiere. ABft T:»M:» (7) Greet OUdsratoeve fee*- O) OWe Us This Day mirer of Ben Jensen's sad a ducer, has formed a new organl- staying on toolong . "He m a desert of hour-long Wait- p. m. (EOT)—another aew west- (I) LOU Palmer (7) Beat the dock (•) Million Dollar Movie memberoftheTribeofBen. Her-ation with 1500.000 of his own have quit when he was eras sad advsamn stories. Wom- en, starrtag Ty Hard*, last sea- (11) Air Power rick lived on into the turbulent money for staging plays. redFri Sinatra. Bat mem, son's "Cheyenne": The Dennis <9) Love Story Ttlt- (I) News and Weather en win enjoy K even though the (U)Newsbeat times of King Charles and the The main thing needed is awho is there to teUMr . K. plays la the anthology an bound OTCeefe Show," premiere, CBS. (U)FUm Reports (to 1:18) StN- m Verdict Is Youn V.»-iat Weather rebellion, and Herbert's stepfath- business sense, he adds. to end his speech? to resemble daytime serials monI p. ra.-«ltuattco cemady. with Silt- O) Khrushchev Visit (4) Today OiCeefe tided by Hope Emerson; (4) From These Roots er Danvera was one of - the "Shows are often put together I doubt if say of his Ho»> than, say. Paddy Chaysfsky. (5) Medic 7t SI-(7) Cartoons regicides who sent the bumbling with litUe regard for how much wood listeners wen swayed by Another newcomer was "Love "A Toast to Jerome Ken," spe- (I) The Playhouse •M— (I) Sandys Cartoons •«...•— _ *i_ VI—I. (hey capable of earning," he cial. NBC, We p. av-Music (7) Who Do You Trust I/O Court of Last Resort Tudor to the block. tre the Russian's argument, Bat be and Marriage." a situation com- (U) Mr. Adams and Eve (7) f M"» Rascals With a bibliography- .«»A • says. His aim is to "gear pro- definitely touched a nerve. This edy with a Tin-Pan Alley theme. show with Howard Keel. Patrice ' (I) Film Ml- 0) Capta» Kangaroo Mantel. Lisa Kirk, Carol Chan- (U) Film (IS) One Night Stand 'selected" one—of around 500 ductton to what it is likely to came when he was praising Rue- This one, on. NBC, U based oa S:M- (S) Trackdown fcSt- (S) Sandy Becker Show titles. Miss Chute's scholarship alag sad lots of nostalgia. (U) Richard Willis bring in at the boxoffice." sisn achievement in the arts. the old Idea that s grouch with (4) Price Is Right (7)Beulah again deserves recognition. As "Which country has the best bal- a heart of pure gold Is funny. «sN- (1) The Brighter Day (5) Wrestling felt-0) Topper her subjects an "gentle" gentle- let?" he demanded. . They've mads this grouch a Agbury Park (4) Truth or Conse- (7) Onto and Harriet (4) Hi. Mom men, so is her treatment gentle Fred Attain. Gsae Kelly aad BMSBIM peftewlsMf, tnetnbjf ettOaaV OMttCM (II) Code 3 (7) Personal Theater in its quiet, modest manner. MOVIE TIMETABLE others have pouted out that we KshJag an excuse to stag set (!) Douglas Fairbanks t mothers dmneria the Georgian House. Venus Dr.. both Middietown "Quiet Flows the Don" end other Rebel." starting Oct 4. Aad display board on the Franca Ri- ttoaa Day will be celebrated hen ceaa Township. Township; Helen D. Adkins. of Mayialr-That Kind Of Worn- who la trvnttag) wHh hSa there's Nick Adams, a hero toviera. Cub Pack Us. held in the ho Oct 34. Jary Berger. of Mr. aad Mrs. Theodore Los Oa the committee were Sidney Highlands Ave, wife of Elmer J, an 2:55. 7:35. 1:41. entourage. yesterday. Bethany Rd. Lambterssn, Mrs. John L. Hend- Adkins. Sth St. both Highlands;! St 1 ThU prompted one star toIn - Then wUI be a Hobbles sad pecs win be rtekson. Mrs. Wu^m Unrig. Mn. William F. Thome, Broadway, 3:00, 1:40; Big Operator 3:41, quire: "So is President Eisen- RADIO Ma.m. at fbsM lyi*eoBB% aCttWeUtSf HeU^My Long Branch, tmtband of IssbeUe 7:00. 11:14. hower taking along Cart Sandberg kool grounds. In the event of ^ Thomss Smtth, Daniel F. Thome. Ithaca Ave.. Portau-I Lyrie—Auntie Maine 2:40. 7:00,or Robert Frost or Ernest Hem- WABC Peck, and WUUam P. Folu.l 9:31. ingway when be goes to Russia?" Edward Johnsoe, Peter NeOson. Bobert hler. Mrs. Wlmsm Broadway, FresooJd, husband of Yodlce. 71 Ktatfa Mrs. Elywa Fras Ruth E. Foils. Whalepond Rd., y B^rsBowaki aad Robert Oceea Townhsip. Driftwood to be Howard WOSOB snd a Conw Catltaa BtaMaka I Miss UN OB grounds of cruelty. Dorothy WALTER RUDE THEATRES aad wfll bead a parade i Miller. Clifton Ave.. Long Branch. 4MH Naval {M BakMai at the Borough baa aad i VSOBS Mami Da*a Duma nm aettate of Earl MUler, Monmouth wsrre FI Miaata Mm ing to the achooL awl Partsnd. most raceatiy m ried; Mrs. Harold Baa, Kesny. Beach Ins, Mewmmith Beach, and NOW AT 3 THIATMS The gtee crabs of (he two tocal .ReyMttehen Martha Lankone, Kearnyy, wife of SCSJOOU as weU as me Boy Scoete rmaa. Bd SStS^^OJOM Tka SHasafaMt nd Girl Scorns will take part m sTTMOs NFS* Sektrf. Alfonso Lankone, Broadway, BSiSt WJMia Caaatr *•*•* wU tttead the Branch. CARLlOrJ f?aa he parade, along with a color Maryland, the I m« BaaWaa : football Frank E. Bryne. Atlantic Maala Mud from Red Bank High Saturday, Keyport, husband of Agnes Halaa Traat cbooL WMTO Naw*. Balulas i a unit bike Satur- Brynt, River Rd., Rumson, was hUat Yedke wUI present a UNday Oct 34. and participate in a granted a divorce oa charges bewlmg league. podeced Richard Harwood. flag to the borough. It will be ac is adviser; Mrs. Denial Carl- adultery. Maaa, L»!a Vaa •ted by Mayor P. Peel Cempi, EATONTOWN Mawa. Bab Witeaa It was son, former Misa Vera' StiS I faith la Aatlaa ke wUI issue i Cub Scoot Pow Wow will be bsM I George Search. Ida DeAngelis Ml give a talk. all day Saturday. Nov. 11. principal of Ugh i wvn ««a»aw •«««•• m Awards win be presetted Dr. Kb Censes. Watt L Iliee—WMB Tka WarM Mr. Campt te the chairman Advanced seoutlag Quits Post Tiaiww of music at Maala UMOS Maala Til Dam nembert of me UN Commit win be held Oct K 31Keyport FREEHOLD — Borough Coun- i Maw* UNO. Maala tram Staatt ail iiMS fraa BakMaa An award win else go to MMs cil accepted the resignation of Bleat Ta Yodfeo for her part to the event for a fand-raudag pro- Mrs. Ida DeAageUs, senior collec- ^r^_ >• ^ ^v ——.—•——-—_ en¥T*ejse# WOO) Hm. U» Saltk MMra tor of water and sewer rents, st Wee* Nmi M Hwlikr tioa wll be made to M Monday aight'a meeting. Calm Draka DesaoenU Oppooe Alaa Or»» CenacU of Boy Scoots. Council hired Mrs. Sylvia Hoi- Liirmr- Board Plasi Picnic Saturday Isnbsck to IU1 t.i post. MmalN a BUit Nawt to arlaaa Commfa- Borough Audlto. C. Bergen ffS? WMWCIarkani « RARITAN TOWNSHIP - An ' A. Jackson Besce, fasUta- Grotedyke b) auditin. "ie wster Itorw BBBBmBmmaa. Bmmt SnaT" For Republicans Maala "" J.k-_ •mntilln Arthur J. and sewer accounts following a «WBA Mfa.. Ray MHrht". Robert of ehortsge of approxi- a betid of three as Waracke, Theodore Loago, Mr. Ctsb wOl tts awtely SMN in the accounts. SMd at a mee Mattk* BaaMaM k Mrs. Chester E. Job SSMUBI aleak Saturday at the Borough Attorney M. Raymond j Mania Blatk u Ma aBnt ffBBSB) IBBBBBBBBBMBBVBB*. 4 ^hBBBaBBMsBBB' Mrs. Roy Forsberg, Mrs. Ws?si*»RfldaBdO«s)Club.Way- McGowan said the auditor hopes Mawai riniaa I I-*-* of lbs cheirman, ehteaW ansaaafl AeBekeam a*Sa»*>*a^ taB^a a* i W Purtoton aad Mrs. Clro Alfieri. to finish the audit later this week. Marat ward J.Cettea.K«aot Ave. •»• MM UeTMsi wfvvt iMet.i iroai WSTfB Claalac Stack WWSA Mtm. BIU ©ad* Baaart, Matla Ibt COMMttIM W9mt N W itolBJBJ. WOB) Man; Jaka Wlaeato S.SS WSa Bmtkr aa4 DM PARTY sWafMER THEATER GRADS WMA Mm; Way win NEW YORK (AP) - Summer- 1 W Mult HAZLET - Louis Costa. 3d. Oa tbt Ba«Ja |law Tark theaters have graduated raa geest of honor st a met an Mrs. Rehert HoUy. Ben, saner patty to eilsbrato Mra. many of the current top-flight pro- ducers, directors aad playwrights Mb btrthdey. It was givea I Mfle \ i Plat- BS> aV—-. an now prospering on at Barents, Mr. and Mrs. U , ST., Mrs. V'e^MlTeKleM 4VfW, Sssta, Jr., BsMe Rd. OBI ^•t BB»WBJ» I Broadway sad ia Hollywood. nsml BBMBBBBV them sn Mou Hart lawti Jaka ttai form of a rere Oarry Hantkn, Step MM. Mn. ka Lava Skaw Mrs. Gnrson Kaam, Arthur Kober, Phil lava iSjBbsitsBk, SdwBrd, Jffiy lalaslae Matt* Jay Johnson. Larry l' Silvers, Don Schary and Danny a nay at the 1 "2 - "i"'i"MB "< WH«-*l P. Kaye. All of these were first of- '•til SaaaM eyej*4*aBvBe^ejBajpsj BBS O^B aad LemS* ah> .^—— Maal BH_ WIN bt Bee boys, stage htnds and gener- al workmen s round summer wtka WrtaM wed at the akSllaaa. Matte Mter stages before their tal- i Itsittt ents hoisted them onto "big time" B^BBBBHBifAB> aaOhsfJ MtflMB SBaWka^hSaWVatftSBi a eolo^B"BiBeja snoweB gaeVWe ^sej esejnBysjf• ss,p^nj ( •Hla artka , WAS A DANCER NEW YORK (AP)-Lee Orsnt, ka Wrltkl m lbs Broadway comedy hit, Artkar Vaa Han II Bakialas SMau WalUe "Two For the Seesaw," was once Lawali Itawi — * m — -, • a JM a • OjJJ^-^AB^gh a ballet dsarsr m MetnpoUtaa Saarta, Stea Uawa VVVTHfWVI eSCtw^BBa* Tkra* Star Bstrt -•• Bltiala as htp nanet ^aiaMW aj^aa aha F Mawe • Btaarts was stricken wtth tuberculosis of illaa Uwla •5"" the hip. 'a AM* Her first serious stage role was as the shoplifter In Sidney King- ilta*a BaliraMB stay's "Detective Story" which Slaart NnlM «aar S44a Va Nawi, Uaarlal m, Btlailas had s tons Broedwsy run In 1941. .PLUS 2nfJ KATUM AT Her ballet career began at the ICUH II Maa MBavaMI age of I when she danced In sev- Mia Tkaalat eral opera ensembles st the STRAND leeta Bleta Ss IOM4> MIANCN tmBmMMmt mmal

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C#ntrmf/y for****] In toeni* TAB •The Beat H EtionloKf* • Hew Shrwhury •Thet Kb), of W OfftYATOI MONMOUTH COUfYTY AND NATIONAL NEWS A 11 I A t»T R A I L I — Ravel Air farra Nswksr Henter Me Ittve smat* (rtlU st ON inr. itmw AMI HAi.r HOt« llsy »sss evtr sir research traWf at ftrneeraiiili, tm4 derlag tUrl sf aaaual aii thaw. Rinnto Arnie Truex Sees 'J. i ' t. **f SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Timely Notes on the Great Outdoors Friday Season for Middletown Lions By NELSON BENEDICT FREEHOLD — AaotfMr heavy | week ot group days is on sched- MIDDLETOWN — Evarything ill* as the 1*5» harness racing Is luidlocra thte atason with As mysteriously as they appeared, those giant blue- Braves Edge Pittsburgh, Amto Traas of fish on 17 Fathoms made their exit Disappointment at Freehold Raceway owaahtoHIgh move* into its final stages. do**a't tste tojust was keen among anglers who had expended bait and New Brunswick Chamber of 5-3; Lead NL by One Game tackle in • frantic chumming campaign which witnes- branch of the Una*1 grid toama, Commerce starta the ball rolling 1 sed the capture of blues up to 16 pounds and more. Butwith its first annual visit to the it got* all no way. That * th* By Th* Assodatoi Prees |way Mantor Tntas swoa vat his Monmouth County oval this af the disappearance of the jumbos did not in itself signal Remember th* last Urn* the Freehold Picks end of local bluefishing. If anything, quite the opposite National Leagu* had a thr**- Mtdlocrtty starts right oat with The Newark Elks wiU play a return a** from tost year's loam. was true. team fight for th* flag? It was| COLONEL PAL return engagement her* tomor- It wasn't a pretty sight tor th* 19M and in the final week fourth- CHAUDALE PETER to a** only fiv* griddtrs A foretaste of the shspe of things to come was pro-row afternoon. place St Louis crashed Milwau- HEEZA DANDY back from tost season, bat than vided Sunday when Sea Bright drift netters made a tK 1 Friday afternoon, will be "cele- Ikso out of It white th* Dodgers »J»I» that's batter * * none at •eries of fabulous hauls just off Driftwood Beach Club. brity day." PhU Ritsulo, ex- SHANTY QUEEN slL stepped over sevwtb-plac* Pitts- Sea Brighter Travis Thomas loaded his skiff with 4,200Yank**, shortstop turned broad- DIANE O I ba«a a grata team, but caster, will mak* his initial ap> burgh to th* pennant Biyn pounds in one expedition. The fish Travis put the twine pearanc* at the local oval. It has Cincinnati was th* third club ThsnfBae* pi'ovmaat atoca that flrat day of to were plump two to three-pound schoolsters. beeo lab little 'R" after- i on that down-tc-fte-wire race, IMrwWWMMWEPT practic* thro* wash* ago. It will PhU-wiU present a finally given th* gat* by th* GRAYWICX bt aa outstaadlag tasas. but Chummers had a ball on the Rocks yesterday and trophy to the owner of the horse Chicago Cubs to finish third, two RUtrrCASH thsyll bt ta Monday. Roy Schadt of Sea Bright returned to High- that wins "Th* Phil Riuuto imea shy. eland Truex. lands Basin Landing with well in excess of 200 hook- Pace." fourth dash on the pro- Th* Brave* hav* brewed to CALUMET u Returning from last yaar*a var- gram. PATROL OUY and-Iine blues on two successive safaris to the gas- two flags sine* then, and now sity an Tailback Al Ktts; Al American Legion Poit of Free- driving for a rar* third in a WATCHMAN Kirk, dafansiv* safety maa. who bouy. Varying numbers of bonito and stray albacore hold and the Loyal Order of row, they've aurajad into a « might have been ta oa only two Moos* of Point Pleasant, have ipera flar* aa th* Bravas and game lead, beating fourth-place JUMU INGRAM were still mixed in with the blues. Pirate* meet la> nttaburgh and the swinging gents in back- plays on th* offsasiv* last year; scheduled Saturday afternoon, at Pittsburgh. 54. last night while MOte Provtoi. dafsnsiv* half- There was action on the trolling front, too. Jimthe day, their members will take ground are jn«ttx Mantilla (left) of the Braves and Dick seventtVplac* SL Louis jarrad the Stuart of the Pirate*. A few punch** were tossed. PM* Niatak. ctetoastv* Bishop and Jim Sullivan, Sea Brighters both, squidded in sulky racing. Dodgers out of a first place tic StathRae* guard, aad Sun Lutoci, dtftnsiv* by battering Los Angeles, IMS. over the week-end. They caught blues and lost gear to WANDA JANE tackle. And, ia kepiag with that pen' FMSKVaWOOK Heaviest of this group to fish which could only have been albacore. There were nant pattern of three years ago, STABS -N STRIPES Luttct, who tip* tht acatoa at lots of bonito and albacore for the catching on trolling It Took 40 Years, But the Soxthird place San Francisco plung Nistok carrtas IN pounds in- grounds to the south'ard. Only tuna were conspicuous ed two games behind with a 5-1 EENTUCKY SONG to his guard postttoa. Pitts, Kirk loss to th* Cubs. CARLOS HANOVER and Provini ar* all lightweights. by their absence from trolling hauls. The few boats Each of th* contenders ha* WORTH A CALL 1J» pounds each. Finally Won the AL Pennant four games left. They all finish which hit into tuna went almost 45 miles straight DUKE MITE Ia th* midst of rabuildtag th* currant serias today. Then •round Us v*u. Coach Traes off-shore to do so. th* Braves go bom* for a three- INDIAN BONG By n* AaMclafd Pree* says his candktotet are progrta- One morning while netters and chummers were gam* weak-end aeries with last DICKIE BELLE sing rapidly, but still it to a ae-ao The Whit* Sox did it. plac* Philadelphia while the outfit murdering blues just a few hundred yards off the Sea Orchard Ladies Diplomat Marie MtEADWINNER And they did it like champs, Dodgers shift to Chicago and the Jim Kerrigan, 141, has shown Bright surf, Johnny Parmly of Rumson cast from the Giants switch to SL Louis in the DALE ROYAL C 2 Play Monmouth Wins at Freehold EARL'S FIRST groat improvement at right half. beach until arm-weary with negligible success. He American League pennant in final run to decid* who plays the Do* Hasan, a guard, to playing EATONTOWN — Ladies ot Old FREEHOLD (AP) - Diplomat Chicago White Sox ia th* World first string as of yesterday. Fred their final meeting with tht one SPRING CHIEF caught only one small blue. Parmly did somewhat bet- club that could snatch it from Orchard Country Club yesterday Mart* gained an easy length aad Series a wek from today. Williamson, s third stringer last ter with stripers in the Shrewsbury. He nailed seven them. entertained golfers from Fort a half triumph in the Hamilton lat* surg* to be- AMOS DIB.ECT improved to th* point Monmouth Golf Club with Trudy Township Pace feature at Free-]«»me the first ttwe-in-a-row NL SnUNG FANCY when h* etarts at left guard oa keepers on plugs in two tries at the Rumson Bridge. They did it with a 4-2 victory 1 lover the second-place Indians at th* host club taking low hold Raceway yesterdsy. winne' r sine•---•* th- e---• Cardinal• s the offensive. According to on-the-spot observers, there were bass over the secondplace Indians at g 1943-43-44 now has given Cleveland last night hauling ini'»" »>"*« *"* a 85-25-70 card. The 4-year-old brown mare, Braves a four-gam* streak and Al Gunner to a brother of galore in the river last week. Scores were caught, in Chicago's first AL flag since Second in th* low net depart- driven by co-owner Dan Borovsky Frt-ehold Entries Rudy Guanther. who plays behind victories their last 1 eluding a number of throw-backs. The law in the per-1119. And they did it not withment was Mary Barnes of Fort of th Dan-Rich Farms, here, the number one fullback at La- their magic singles, but with and thirdjeovered the mile ta 2:09.1. gameames fayotte College. Rudy playod oa son of game wardens and their deputies were on thepower — a pair of scoring dou- place went to Lucille Sandidge, To ddo it. they had to stand off 1CHAUDAIJC Plrtllt 33 Middletown'* aadtfeatad team ta Fort Monmouth. IU-3S-7S. She paid fiv* dollars for her' sawiNO PIUNCC-Bunn bles by Luis Aparicio and Billy 1 ninth-inning Pirate rally for U5S. Al win be at right gnard scene to make sure that all stripers measuring less than Sis Parker of Fort Monmouth second decision in her last three Goodman, and successive sixth- Freehold outings. the second night in a row. Lefty for tht lions. Pet* NMok toth * 18 inches went back into the river and not into angler'sinning home runs by Al Smith had low gross for the dsy with a |fiarwys~r fourth guard. 45-44-Sf score. Trudy Cohen was baskets. and Jim Rivera. Armour Pick and Mill Hi Leja third dm* after buiMiag a 4-1 "Chip" Calshaw. ITS. a stocky second. 47-4S-95. and Ryn Kuniujmade^a S43.M dairy double. Arm ushion with a two-out, two-run S" tod. wiU bt tht atantag The availability of stripers in the surf was open to And they did it with pitching our Pick took the opening dash double as th* Braves scorad and defense. Early Wynn, thetook third, scoring 49-50-99. center. Backing up Culshaw will debate. Some anglers insisted there were all kinds of Trudy Cohen also won the hole-at $5*0 and Mill Hi L* captured three In th* seventh off Harvey be Bernlt Keeland. six fott and old man th* Injuns didn't want, the second at S9.W. Haddix (12-12). won his 21st, getting relief help In-one contest when she stopped 115. Still another center to Alvah bass in the undertow; other casters saw nothing. What- The attendance was 2.M. The Reliever Don McMahon nailed from young Bob Shaw, the right- nine feet from the pin. Angle Ca- I HUM Aaon-anilia Jackson, a transfer from Mata- ever the case, GI's from Fort Hancock have been invest- hander Detroit didn't want, andlabrees* was second, 12 feet from crowd bet I2M.MS. It, giving up a pair of scoring • King* rim—Hani wan. Jackton ia not new at ing rather heavily in plugs. The soldier boys who areGerry Staley, the reliever no- the pin. singles by Smoky Burgess and Tnscx'a football systems. Jackson body wanted. Longest drive honors for theStiegman Stresses Don Hoak before striking out started football at privileged to fish Sandy Hook en toto must know what piacMUtter Rocky Nelson for afternoon went to Mrs. Nita 1 xo« a ciutp-mi s-i traasftrred to Matawan and they're doing. In the event you don't, they're tanning Staley. like Wynn, a 31-year-old Pan Defense the final out. T NONCrra HANOVEfl-ttckrlM right-hander, wrapped it up, mak- Boeswetter. 195 yards. 2 OKAY WICK- Bull S«ll transferred back again this year. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) _ Milwaukee look more than I iwrclw.tn-. BMI-AI ». Aaa. 13-1 stripers from Boiler Wreck to Harding Point. ing hie CSth trip from th* bullpen S-f Offensive tackle will be Jim this season ia the ninth inning Lafayette Not 5 Danny Windswept—Bauoa S2 roster, six feet and hitting the Small porgies still are in the rivers, but bulk of the gers football team through ex las the Cardi- S Doorman—Jugar with one out and th* bases load [Out for Bus Ride nals went to work on th* Dod- atodlt to IM. Another offensive shad po'gies have moved out to sea. As much was de-ed. With pitch it was all tensive pass defense today in gaard ta Richard Crawford, who preparation for Saturday's at*' gers. Los Aageles, making it monstrated a few days ago when ocean trawlers dockad PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. (AP) - clo*« on rooki* Frank Howard'a worked hit* way up from a third Vie Power swung at that first "We're coming to Philadelphia ton opener at Princeton. string tackle last year. at Point Pleasant Beach deck-loaded with the biggest Princeton, master ot the singj* fj"**1^ t Calunut «i pitch of Staley's, Aparicio gob- Saturday and we'r* not Just com- ninth, rtisHd Larryy J Uickr UMM Still another tackle who is kind of porgies. Fluke, too, are well on their way oublet d it up at abort, stepped oa ing for th* bus ride." assistant roffnstioii* will J rural our—mm bound to help up ta the forward' I«W*^M*BBI Tith» **gflvall"* ttj«la^t*t*jaW** MtT take to the air often because of JacksonJk ia hth* first Inning, bubtt from sheltered waters, although Brielle and Belmar head sacoad and threw to lint torth e blew 34 and M Wads. S ChMid»l« Mm wall Is Rich Ward, IIS and five Sox' fourth doubleplay, the dou'- raven juin nuii tHJitvvovr 01 Rutgers' strong line. Stiegman feet II inches. Ward It up to th* Lafayttte College told th* Phil- Til* Dodger* used 24 players, nrns suesSVC Tim boats are racking up nice flatfish scores along the bleplay that ended 41 yean of feels. His third and fourth gaams DBKCB varsity after getting Junior var- adttohia Football Writers Club ran single wing plays yesterday six of 'em pitchers, and set a; waiting. major league record with nini e sity experisoe* tost beaches. , her* yesterday. while the first two trams drffttd- Fisnkmen include Tony Auer The end was ao sudden the Lafayette meets Paul Saturday ed against them. pinch-hitters — four Of BhrPtMM Some of the party boats, by the way, are even now seemed startled. It J Ciun-oarnit and Sam Calbalbo. No doubt they White Sox n Franklin Field in th* football Stiegman, expressing satisfac- reached bast. Southpaw Marshall converting to bottom fishing for winter species and do-took them a second to rcalii* •aaon opener for both teams. Bridges (t-1) was the winner. Van— Pullm 10-1 will bt offensiv* flankers. Then tion with Rutgers' progress. Bin- there ar* Jim SehuKt and Gaorg* they had it, then they knew, and Asked if he thought Middle At- The Giants dropped their fourth ing quite well In the process. The Optimist of Neptune they swarmed all over each other tied out for praise th* defensive nwri s»i|UuutvichUlih . whho wiin do d defensivf e lantic Conference team* such aawork of Jim Homer of Pitman. in n row on n two-run, two-out and the Jamaica, Brielle. have made some impressive with S4.JS1 mourners looking on Lafayette. Delaware, Rutgers, JIMMY COCMA ., .....— work. 220-pound right guard, and Dshomel r by rooki* Gaorg* Altman VICTORY SUHrTY-D.Anl.il. hits on cod and pollack. Capt. Ronald J. Jarvls, Eaton- in Cleveland's massive mortuary L*high and Gettysbury g were on ta th* ninth. It cam* off Sad Sam Rouadiag out the backftold ar* for dead Injuns. Costin of Trenton. 17SiMwnd 1 Ctwc* ItoMOrarl-HmaM town, won the pool Sunday on the Sea Jet, Neptune, par with the I League, right end. Jon**, working ta raltof aad tag- Jim Rout* at toft half aad How- i he- victory gave the Whit* SoxSchweder commented: ged with his 1Mb defeat, third ta ard Smith and waller Smith fitht- with a cod. a 4'igsm* lead over th* ladians. "I think Delaware. Rutgers snd The squad tost a man through lag for fullback. Currently. Wai- Injury today—reserve cad Lee a row tinct winning his 2*h. Unbeknown to many anglers, water temperatures who have but four gamea to play. several of the others definitely Don Elstoo (M) was th* ' ter holds th* edge for a starting The Sox have three left before can give Ivy League teams an *v-Curle| y of Bridgcton. 4iSS »- a>.assignment. near the bottom out beyond the 10-fathom curve re sprained an ankle. ta r*U*f, coming oa ta a two-runS CARLOS playing the opening gam* of th*en battle. I wouldn't place La- JTntx atoo has a few promising main fairly constant most of the year. In point, just World Series in Chicago's Comis- fayette in that class just yet. As Starting fullback Jim Roger* of •**»>* » «*•» «•* <*•"<•> »*• >•* Easatt ClevelandClld , OhOhio.i , whh o hhur t aini * on base" , scorod twic* six miles or so off Shark River Inlet is a layer of 45-key Park a week from today. a league I don't think we could , , o hurt piektd up play the Ivies even." hhii s kknee two weeks ago during tor their only toad,4-3 . degrec water. Pollack and cod are to be found there In the other AL games. New The Cubs took fifth place with yearling ball last Coach Steve Sebo of Penn hada CS-yard touchdown run. re- • Scotch A cm—an" York whipped Washington. S-4, the victory as Cincinnati Ml to Jeu—Nsrila of them hav* btoooMd into throughout the summer months. The 72-degree "sum Detroit beat Kansas City. »-4. little to say about his tesm other turned to practice yesterday. grid stars, but Truex to hoping than th* squad was afflicted with Stiegman said h* was optimis- sixth with a twt-atght dnublshaad mcr" water rarely ranges much below a sub-surface no Boston defeated Baltimore, ic about Rogers being abi* to er loss at Philadelphia. 1-1 aad somethiag to htpsen all numerous minor injuries. Sebo around. depth of 25 feet -3. praised Lafayette and then con- play Saturday, at loast part of". SOX WMCMMVfc* HMRv Truex. who has wan a toto f It's official now. Pullen's Yacht Basin in Rumson fined hi* remarks to a dixutiion !he game H* Is expected to al- The White Sox returned to find of th* new substitution rule. championships during hto coach- has been renamed Rumson Yacht Basin by new owners their city really allv* in th* wee ResulU ing days oa the short, to hoping Len Bellezza, Rumson, and Charles Shaner, Fair Haven. hours this morning Chi- Rudy Guentner of Middletown [lOr a Dener tsnsoa man in* on* cago's is a member of the Lafayette They further announce incorporation of the Rumson first American Loagua Squad. Monmouth Park will stage two ' n*a had tost year. Tht Ltans won pennant in 4* yean. tlM.tM race* for •no gam* ta eight. Tht yaar be- Yacht Club, headquarters of which will be located in a Some IS.Mf'fane waited from forw. hto squad wen th* Class A Movie actress Betty Grsbl* next M - Ih* Sapling_, ,_opt_s building at the Basin. before midnight to past 2 a. m.own, s a colt named Purple Peo- imirt net, t auw Short Conference (CDT) at the airport for the re- to all Juvenileslet. , and the sorority Like many another local sports- taining retirement age. Finding Pi*. for fillies. (III \%tH IH*r* I* a It* with an undefeated record. turn of th* victorious team from oky liwa iH. Ktlly) •ffl man, Mayor F. Bliss Price of a dog broken to quail shooting M*«niH ta ha grow- Cleveland. Long before that rim*—*:ll.t. NMM Mr—DIUIII Eatontown is shopping around for Is easier said than don* these UMte n«M* lWi ; each year, but daysT" Which "in Itself ~pfobably|«ir*nt had blasted out th* news a bird dog. The pup Bliss and LEADING THE PARADE - - •? Alan Mm alii as \M S "?"L-fT»r -uamik students oa rolled, the accounts for the remarkable! ««tl the White Sox wer*> la the TMM t»M. I «.M poorer tht athletic*. his friends killed ao many quail Kit HIM lltarn over for "so many years is at- (Continued oa n*xt page) | „, ^ ,,„„„,,, Tht Lions will not hMngarst* Tttn football Saturday, as ds most eyes of both club Vic* bat will opta at homo Chuck Comiskty aad PMTHOtT th* fouewteg Saturday when Lang Al Lopei Nract OMMM* I »I8 Timt—I;*T7 A«l«a Wfaat-vTrai While Die Chicago fir* depart- oor- nrtk MM. 1 alto. HIM TMMMU tPMMat t*» I ment band played and th* thous- Viekit • MaM* iC. A»aatiauo> ands cheered, th* player* pound Cull. MM, iftrrlaiMai out of ih* plan*. It was almost Timi-l:0St. ftiiih nm. I alto. 4Vi hours after the White Sox had ipkXMi Mult IBM*«MU> won their pennant-clincher from Qrtiiu BONN 'Win I the Indiaas, 4-2, In Cleveland rWM OratUa *nMad aaaMto hi TsMMrts (4-1) vs. r*ytaeh (14 **• franc!** at Ihlrag*. 1, THREE ••" an* V^P^RBmwBjmmi BmmnmMmj swi 14) • n m - AnlMflll (lt.lt) „. MIAMI. I la (AP) - Hie Unl- ay ta tht Rettry Chib I al IMalta. I p. m. — *••**••• (IMIl vrmitv of Miami football tram aj^kji^i^h gsh^^a^^u hk^a^^aa CLOTHES •*. C*sah> (||4) M""#wk" •' fliukiirgh. S:|jihi« fall will play nnlv ihrr* nortt pnow nffrv> t (IM) Tht wla earned Ih* Elisabeth | Yerk si WaaMnsiM. »M * "' ~ *uhl " *' Kl"1* "V<|1* " mfl dllrln« lhr ••*• — T»rv|,, „ %f , |(U)< , p m , ,„,„„ s,i(, i||d lk)fM, Ntn» M1) nf M m W mM >r# galled hert*t rtdds* by *a am Lames Brk**.M 'Hi!r 'V *' .TV l '" " «' " al*ur, R*s alto pieced first in' iiamea BcarMlM Italy damti !lch**ul»d night i mil th* rhtmplon Rlake In makr' i • (hampiM *f ih* thaw.. '*•!> • FBI Steam Fit* Men Accused Waivers Not Pertinent; Dairy Fined Of Trying to Control Jordon On Price Cut Association/Continues Fight TRENTON (AP) — Floyd R. Hoffman, state milk director, MM ANGELES (AP) - Flvs out aad hurt his head Slate Hwy. Resident* Irked yesterday announced ho tasd MB MiMd kl • MttMHTid* FBI fall. Freehold Dairy, foe.. Freehold. MNip *n MGUIMI of frying Several weeks ago Pick Citizen Oepf. Intend* At Repliei Received ISO 00 uttTSCfl Of aWilltm 1MB to grab control of World WeKer- oa Leonard's from vending machines at priCSS i DIM Jordan, ripped away tad the curtains of To Make No Change From Officeholder* below official rnif'—yw, A Federal Onnd Jury InvssU- bedroom let afire. Leonard Unit to Back Hoffman also announced Bass Mderwortd InfhienM la uid he bad a car withoat against eight other dealers Uthti drive by trie bouaa a few TRENTON — Refusal by resi- SHREWSBURY — Although Transit Plan dents ben to sign a waiver for irked at replies to letters to charged with selling to ualicsnaod In Los Angalss. They were arrest miflutea eeriier. TRENTON (AP) - Formation stores. 1 work on Rt 35 "will have no ef. their US Senators aad Congress- ed within a few hours at Loo An- te wu pleased of a dtttsns committee to sup. feet whatsoever oa tte Job." a man Auchlnclots, Shrewsbury Eleven store operators ware gelas, Chicago, Philadelphia aad tte arrest ef Carbo, Ska. p of Oov. Robert B. State Highway Department Community Association members lined $10 each oa charges of tall- Baltimore. Dragna and Palermo but was Meyner'a turnpike-transit plan spokesman said yesterday. yesterday said they will continue ing milk without licenses. They Tte Indictments charged eon- included Barbara Gerlach, South g mystified about Gibson's connec- waa announced yesterday. The Shrewsbury Community to fight the widening of Rt 3S. A CHAM'—Champion Willowood Mayday, owned by apirecy to extort money from tion with the case. Amboy. and Frank Martinaagsto, Meyner told a aewa conferee** Associstion this weak urged ell The letters, outling Mrs. E. W. Speicher, Now Shrewsbury, finished her cham- Jordan's t. DOB Ncueth "Gibson nevei had sny part former Republican State Son. why Rt 3$ through this historic Mela* Luncheonette, Spring Lake of Coviaa. residents along Rt 35 — known Heights. Calif., and Jackie i It." Leonard said. Mark Anton would bead the com- 1aa Broad St — not to borough should not be widened, pionship at the Sand and Surf Cat Club of New Jersey , y The Indictment contains 10 were ssnt to US Senator* Clifford recently in Convention Hall, Asbury Park. In 1951 May- SX STILL CRITICAL gtoa Stadium boning promoter. counts under tte snti-raekoteer- Gas Corp., Wka> The waivers give psrmiaskm to P. Case and Harrison A. Wil- day received honorable mention from Cats Mage tine. Under arnat art: ring act sad tte federal ester- "to liams, Congressman Auchlincloss, Arthur Deigert, SO, of Paul John Carte, known ss Tbs laws carry Tas goveraor said otters who aad Bertram D. TaUamy, She it classed at tho mott beautiful red female champion Ave., West Kesnsburg, lie Carte, M. ol Hew York ptnahlw gp to M ytan bap toads outside the right of way y ported to te in critical Pnukle hava sgraed to serve on tte com- th man, material and equip- strator of the federal BBureau u of of the East. City. Ht h under tad ctraont la meat and SIMM flat fc? mittee Include E. Donald Semer, PblPublii c RRoads. this morning in Riverview York tor utdsrcovtr nan- offense, i ment for the purpose of forming pital. He was hurt in a two-car and former State Treas- slopes for grading Mats Hihway In them, tte association wrote reply to questions posed in the library, Red Cross, churches, agemeat of flatten. One of theeouats sJlagat Pa- urer Archibald S. Alexander, that residents of tte borough doctors and community stores, accident Sunday on Ocean Am, Prank "BUnky" Palermo. M. Rt IS ... m SfSL I'S letter. Bright • lermo and Sica triad to force of Free Europe Committee. current coastmctloa "can not but feel that our rights questions Asked is not only impaired but becomes to agree to a match vc plans for and privileges as Americans are a practical impossibility; c-when Jr.. 47. Chlca- said stale highway." are Tte questions asked were: Jordaa aad Al "Sugar" Meynsr slso said te is consid- being Ignored and abused with- no such ban has been executed ge attoraay. pteehlent of Hstloa- out reason or Justification." 1. Will tho widening of Broad on said Rt. 35 in Red Bank, to al Bosdag Enterprises, Inc., and sriag cojoblaiag tte state cam- A highway spokesman said the St increase the flow of traffic? William Daly, a sports pro- paign for tte turnpike-transit pro- The letters also called the high- the north, nor Eatontown, to the ftnaarty a director of Me Inter- •noter and fight manager of Ea- refusal to sign would have only a-when there are currently no south; d-when such a ban can posal with a campaign for a $St> way widening "arbitrary and con- traffic delays; b-so long as bot national Boxing Club which oper- glewood. N. J.. waa named la "nuisance value." Ho said tte trary to tte welfare, the needs, only prove a detriment to ated Madttoa Square Garden In tte indictment as a oeoospira- MMM college construction bond submission of tte waivers to resi- tlenecks exist at both ends of the community way of life; e-when Both questions will te on dents is "a convenience to tte and tte desires of this municipal- section; c-when speed limits can New York. tor, but not ss a dcfcodaat. ity." ^ Mayor and Council have repeat- Jotoph Sici, 41, Lot Ange- tte Nov, Shallot. property owner." not te raised significantly; d edly refused to accept or ap- las. who has a record of srrnta Tte turnpike-transit plan pro- He said "It just doesn't make •Out Of Jurisdiction* when the present highway can prove tuch a ban. Fidel Castro Cheers Met using toll surpluses from Tte Mayor and Council is on carry more than five times the going hack to HM. sense" for tte association to ask association Home Team to Victory tte N. J. Turnpike to finance an residents to refuse to sign the record ss opposing tte work, but current daily average of cars; Louts Tom Dragna, 3», West e-when such alterations can only president, and C. Frank Borden, Coviaa. CaUf.. manager of a HAVANA (APKPramier Fidel attack on transit problems. waivers. "It's apparent that this efforts to gain support from Eat- a member, said they were dis- 1 1 wlthU Strong opposition to the plan has association doesn't know what ontown, Red Bank and Middle- destroy tho natural beauty of store and described ss trees, shubteries and lawns in tressed at the lack of interest having in book- otheS^/^HT!!r Cuban fan"s *last night been promised by both RepabU- this waiver is bout." town have not met with success by their Washington representa- caa and Democratic organisa- to date. an area whose history begins be- the Havana Sugar Kings F. Kennit Herdling, association fore IMS. tives, but thst local residents The alleged that Mctooad. M. aad waathe Is- tions la Hudson County. president, said tte refusal to sign Although the association asked "are just beginning to fight" S1.7M Laagao Fmal "to all intents and purposes is a for replies to its letters by Sept 2. Will the widening of Broad M. Sen. Case has not yet replied. St improve the safety record: Palermo aad Carte made him aa ban playoffs, four to two. dsiaying action on our part,. FIRES PUT OUT uawUUag goftetween In their pur- Castro sat tented home phut Crowcll Reads Congressman Auchinclots wrote a-wben there has been no fatality portsd effort to muscle In on Nee- and stayed aatfl tte finish. that ha wished "there were some- for 10 years; b-when a similar RUMSON-Little lost was IACINO DAILY sen's contract with Jordan. Tte only run ef tte game came The highway depailment thing more 1 could do to be of change on this road in Middltown ported in two fire incidents here spoketmsa said the state is for- service in this problem, but it resulted in its being dubbed "the yesterday. In the morning Fire AUG. 8 thru OCT. 12 Leonard aad Nesseth testified » the second taateg oa singles Riot Act death trap" by county officials; Mora a California athletic com- by Rou Shearer, Leonardo Car- Red Bank Magistrate John V. bidden by law to go on property does not come under my juris- Chief Henry Kruse responded t aVary ttwasei tetooW eay not Its own without first getting diction." The congressman said c-when the Highway Department a call to tho home of Kennetf mlsslaa hearing last May and be- donas and Enrique Imqutrdo. Crowdl road the riot act to two a waiver from the owner. - has already tacitly admitted in . $1.30 fore the grand jury. local attorneys in Municipal Court that while some federal funds Friede, 73 Rumson Rd., discove Tte victory put Havana into "Where the existing ground la a letter to the Borough Council ing thst an electric short circui Pae RaawvaeJ Ism Saejto Their testimony before tte com- the Little World Striae (gainst Friday. may te used, the decision as to diatrubad oa our portion of h what is to te done rests "entirely that it won't. in a laundry iron had set som misslon set off the investigation tte Americaa Association Playoff A petty larceny case had beta right-of-way, it may have ef gangster Influence In boxing. winner, either Minneapolis scheduled for a hearing Thurs- with state authorities." He also Otter "Critical' Reads clothing ablaze. In the afternoon, effect" on the properly owner's said he was of the impression Oceanic Hook and Ladder Com fttfHOiQ, H J. Leonard told the commission Fort Worth, now tied. 2-2, day, but lawyers for the defen- land, the tpoh ddd 3. Should public funds te spent that Carte threatened him and their series. Tte Little World Se- dant and the complainant said that protests by the Mayor and to widen Bioad St.; a-when cir- pany sent out equipment to put Nesseth. ries will te a history making said contractors would Council had been adjusted to out a trash fire on South Buena they thought the charges had "routine dressing up operations" their satisfaction. cumstances demonstrate that it Leonard said Palermo tried to event in Cute as well aa la Latin boon dropped. Benedict R. Nice- meets the Vista Ave. Cause was unknown. declare himself in for half of America. sia represented the defendant oa property bordering the high- Sen. Williams wrote that he way — il the waivers are signed. mauds; b-when official figures Jordan's receipts from a tJU William - has asked for a thorough review prove that it has an outstanding UKutora ctaasined Funds Available —Mv»ftla*m«nt fight witith Virgig l Akins, then Joeeph Fritta Wins of the proposed plans, and that safety record; c-when it has been h h Mtgtttnto CroweU ordered Now that a federal one-cent the Bureau of Public Roads has champion, when negotiation! for gas tax increase been signed in- reportep d to the Federal Bureau the bout began test November. Horseshoe Pitching both men to sppaar in court Fri- forwarded all letters to its New f Rd th thi hih ill day before any disposition of tte l, federal funds for the Jersey field office. He, too. bow- of Roads that this highway will NcMtth said he reaiited ef TRENTON (AP) - Ji state's highway improvement ever, indicated a belief that th forts to muscle in. Fritts of Wsshisgtoa. vast He pointed roads are known to exist and art out that the charge, a misde- plans are available, tte spokes- state had met Shrewsbury's criti Leonard was placed under po- won tte Stats Orange Hen ciam. lice guard. On the night of test Pitching contest nt New Jersey*! I not te June 3 he left his home to get State Fair. permission from "Now it'a a matter of when it A reply from the Bureau i. What can te gained by tte a newspaper. After he drove hi He teat last year's waver, tte county prose- would te beet to start this work," Public Roads informed the As- "no parking" ten for this road: car into hie garage, his wif Raymond Shoter. Vtatlaad. On Friday, both attorneys ap be added. sociation that the field office ad- traffic now Is not ta- found him lying dated In their The apokraman said contracts tte title. Lester Coulter, > ogitsd fsr not having had their b-when accessibility to backyard. laad. was third. may te let for tte Shrewsbury in New Jersey would make a full Leonard told to court. work this fail or early spring. came ap behind him in the dark The state plans to widen Rt GUARANTEED and beat him on the head. Pindsll. 39 in Shrewsbury to four lanes Magistrate CroweU said he was with jug handle tuna at New- After taw Investigation, and Jule BlncawsU, not speaking for himself, but for lice Chief William Parker ui Wile, was third. man Springs Rd. and Shrewsbury lha court. He said "it's a bit of Ave. Original estimated cost of he had concluded that Leonard The fair, Is its third day. winds effrontery" for the attorneys to up Sunday. tte project waa MM.OM. but en- agree to drop a charge without miaanoo of two jub handles aad getting permission from the a concrete divider baa Surf, Field, Strom Mn. Alfred F. King court down tte cost (ConHnuad from late page) Runson C C. Winner He said it waa "negligence on the part of the attorneys" that a abundance of bob wbltee not on! RUMSON - Mrs. Alfred F. up occurrsQ Dttwssn ina two The highway locally but throughout the state. King. Jr., won tte Bliad Nine law firms. Both lawyers said oth- Shrewsbury residents fail to sss Distribution ef 22.7W pheasant Tournament Tuesday at Rumsoa er members of their firms orig- that the local widening program fooeters will start neat week and Country dub with ter 31 s inally bad handled the case, ia "part of a master plan." cantinu* through the boating sea- recorded ia the A division. Mr. Himelmaa said there waa He said that Stats Highwsy son. Mala riatatcks only will be Mrs. John Slaaott Halted by "attlrjuo dm#t we could siitif'n Department surveys show that by put out by the state. Sexing of one stroke to wia ins a Rt » ireeway and a chicks at Forked Rive* and Rock- tte made ia die In the A brocket. complaint four-lane Rt 3S highway will te port game farms has made Mrs. Donald E. aeeded "all the way dowa possible for the Division of Pith Lawta. Jr.. Tte magistrate changed his carded 31 to wia tapp mind about forfeiting tte SIM aad Game to insure liberation of the B division. Sd ate pat up by tte defendant He He pointed out that all _ thootable birds only Just before to Mrs. J. D. Tuller with a 41. noted that tte defendant, a wom- widening cant te completed in i and during the season. an, wu aa "innocent party" to year. Of the B.TM birds scheduled 130 Attend Picnic tte mixup. In answer to questions on why to go out, i:.7M are earmarked "I hope you have learned a the same program is not being for public shooting tract*. The Of Youth League little lesson," Magistrate CroweU carried out in Red Bank now, balance, or 1MM will be released KEYPORT - More thaa 1» MM the lawyers. "This court has tte spokesman said tte traffic an open land wt that rapid aduit, aad children situation in thst borough is "not the always triad to be courteous to critical" diminishing commodity is aval first asms! picnic of the Youth the sttoraays, and expects dm at- able. Prime pheasant coverts la Athletic League at to te courteous to It' County Is disappearing Frank's Crave. Old stt River Plata right aad left Wardens fi Marlbt Bob Wilson and his orchestra • " to find Trophies were awarded to tte TMale to Head will play at tte hose company's which to Firefighters' Ball, Nov. M. in McOuin's Grave. Stanley Oil- Labor Board tertsea. Davis La., it chairman. tatondsot of Gams Management John FitaOeraM, public roktioas TRENTON (AP) - Cov. Rob- George Castltman. Jr.. son of Lester O. MacNamara about director ef the group, said atw Mr. and Mn. George Cattleman, that goad clapper rail hunting ex- equipment is If the bays g* y, „„* ST., Hubterd Ave., left last week are to Mt9t psrttaced by gunners In South P. Mate, to head the etate for Cornell University. Heiatak- Jersey marahte ia tte face of the of Later aad Indus- lag a literal arts course, aad Is atoto'a aotfoa hi slicing tte mud- me PBJCSOF urauTtmi la his sophomore year. He was tea Halt to sight birds per day SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A Mac grunted sad replied to tte HU flVNdMtf MSM ITDM MM pott book about "The Saa ~ of the Sou Civil Fraternity, which is alto the fra- mat marsh hunters were OiaattO " came out ternity of his fatter. probably enjoying a false st S3.M per copy. Meyssr Mrs. Thetma E»eea Scatter, daughter at Mr. By the end eftae ._ birds and musty Paikisaoa Sharp, Vlaciaad. to and Mrs. Lester Scteier, May here, whoa Ihty Mate's stoto st tte h«ad of Ft, is a patient la Mount SuTal >sosardUlag future of tte elappei ta tat Nattaatl _. aoamatlBa, Tte stale, te clsimed. the Civil Service Commlsston Hospital. New York City. tte bask wst selling tor II — -„,_ _», frwi IWr prejtMt Chuck Thompsoa, sen of Mr. had teat absolutely correct la WhoatteltNGisa* wer curtalllag the gun harvest. *T« ^ •Mto-a-year past as a memter •d Mrs. Richard TtestML Ing the crest of the Nausaslle-i the to • full », Hubterd Ave., waa ttwetod tor Plans for aext month's annual n stortt marks* ~ tte varsity football team ef Red Ducka Unlimited dinner la As- «p to nw. Td» up to * hnyPark will te flnallttd al Bank Catholic High School. He tte Chicago Cuba is a septemon la tte sohaat fWMtJtag ejf Qif MMMMfn GenM clipped tte Oiaatt, U. - third 3 to DU Cemmltwe In tte Bare* riSoS;!" *«». SBI is* bury torn of Irving J. Feist Today MM took Is SMrhadraa by *e state Sunday. down to Mcaata. gas ajaaagj A preview peek ef IU sow Use Nov. a. ef outboard engines was provided BJUV MABTM QOEg by • major manufacturer on me eOontottoo-to VtOAS. Nov. (AP) - Ooorgt S. Mn. Angsts Fsrrar, U.', Aevestsk last week. Mo snnnnnSBnnBaSl SUMae gBSSMfSBa anff PI., celebrated bis i to Tl h. p.— Pfsus the Cleveland Indians win many took over the post temporarily birthday Saturday wHh a party ter fuel economy were feature* tlrilae stswtrdtss Oretchta aad barbecue. At your Mercury dealer's today! This which wen promised and provl earlier thia year whoa Carl HoM lALgJO ctoan. tnspsot snd i winkler st the Desert laa hen ennui dltdj la affioSi Hart Webber aad his band will dad. Oct. T. play for s squsre dance fur adults is it! Our biggest money-saving event of |([ Tte horsepower race among the Best mm will te Mickey Man outboard people It resulting in to te glv« Oct 3 by the lays the year. Every 1959 Mercury is priced lie. New York Yankees sutfMd- Demon to Meet Club in McOulrt's drove: Wil- the manufacture of engines whld tr tad formsr teammtle of Mar are a far cry from tte small liam Hogsn is chairmaa ef the to make way for the 1960 models. Good aortsbtt too* ef yesteryss ticket committee, ssslttod by Mounting or removing a 7S h. p James V. Ftriwoa. Lou Malta, choice of models if you see us today. model from a smsll craft Is my BobLemea. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP ooolco. Richard Chadwics, Vern teeHbrtsmlag chore. But tte pub- flgBJi-fgfirati !• |kd| gattafJmBi i oe L. Oray, Krwood Sesriee, War- Ms waato Mjger and faster mo I0WUN6 hlrd districts wilt most tonight res DeBrown, Albert Siegfried, it t O'clock la VFW Hall to htm- Kta Mixoa, Hertert E. Brad- ton, st me old low of tuppu • »rma SMMSMT KMS* and demand Is in fun flowrr. «#r out a party platform for th* thaw, Charles McLsughlln and IK a«i Just sort of omisg >nf> iM a num. Mrs. Frsd Hanktn. Mrs. I-re* STORES clouded crystal tell. It It th M 'tttp John Kaarnt Is the party can Rlchsitli ami Mrs. thsrlrt Me- comet's hunch th ' lh» wr idate fnr Tnwnihip (ommtti»e Lsughlln sir In chaiie of dot- ,all.II • UI«UIMU IIHI Mil Danirl fuitk>, me|tr sdvsnrtrntnt in ouihosru' ffl Official* have rrmindrd ml' Wit WMIf «*•• Red leek Mi.- l,.-p |. iwbliciiy I'rtMiitit Mill go iii will com* In INI when th* Inslrs tl .1 >.•••' #ntt that lh»y miy rrguirr to Slop in I Check th* onc»-»-ye»r tivingt! thin to fuel Inlecliim will ncrur .I «M «M' ay aad tomorrow. h*tw#i>n Ih* •uppurl lh* at livnirt nt (h» . luh IH 7.I7M ...I I • »,.,»„ Unll' lh*n, rnmnflltlnn will mn iiurs of ( a. m an<41 p m and Ihrff «il| hr an urN-n mpriing sjau* to fMiure ih» hot^powfi mn i ii,h H, in In • p. m , in munltlpal of Hi* It" • (luh »>|i| .10 at I JO ENGLISH MOTORS '..ar Mimp i IMS AMURT AVI. ratraca. M Building p m. in lh* sihtxil. 14 Magte Avtsme tHadytMe 7-4MI NM9M *» «DBANK the STEVE ROPER Raubinger. The owner said (hs restsoraaf a Precedent Set When Lie {Restaurant banquet rooms wen not public facilities. The Appellate Court said New Detector Results Admitted Open to All Jersey law bans discrimination to NEWARK (AP) — A criminal to take such • test following his TRENTON (AP) - The Appel any place of public accommoda- trial hen has set a precedent in arrest, but police wouldn't per- late Division of New Jersey Su- tion and, "we find that discrim- New Jersey. mit it perior Court ruled Monday it ination waa established beyond A 53 year-old Newark m*n was The ig and »•»• M«!«»«it •« 4j«rriminatory to refuse use of any reasonable doubt. •wad innocent Monday of an county prosecutor, Martin Gren- a restaurant's'prfvste banquet sjrmed robbery charge after the berg, said they thought the sta- rooms to Negro groups. Federal Gas Tax Goes sttulto ot a lie detector test were tion attendant was honestly mis- The court upheld a decision by •omitted into evidence. taken in identifying Glunk as the State Education Commissioner To Four Cents Oct. 1 The two and a half hour test holdup man. Frederick M.Raubinger which or- 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Start- given the same day interrupted dered Burt J. Ross, owner of th ing Oct. I. the federal gasoline the trial ot Charles dunk, ot 41 NIXON'S TRAINING Holly House, Rt. HO, Pennsauken tax goes up one cent, from three Lenta Ave. It was administered Township, to stop discriminating PETERSBURG. Vs. (AP) — to four cento a gallon. It win Clunk by State Police Detective against Negroes. The Rev. Carl W. Haley, putor help pay for the tiJOt-mile In- John J. Toth following an order Ross refused to rent a banquet terstate highway program. by presiding Eases County Judge of Washington Street Methodist room in his restaurant to the President Eisenhower signed FcvdJfMnd Masucd. Church, wasn't surprised at all Moorestown Civic Club, an all- the bill Monday, but said It did MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISSEY [Trial that Vice President Nixon held up Negro group, the court said. Two not meet his objective of keeping Authorities said the ordering of of the club's members filed com the highway program on a pay- the test during a criminal trial, his end of a running exenangexchange "• "«= -•—- •••' ".:.,. ;*, I'M ON A MBALTH with Soviet Premier Khrushchev pton* agjtfnstRosj.with te-Bdu- as-you-go basis. I'M aVTAStVIN', the admission of the results as cation Department's Division . LUNCH WITM pirr...sNOMMiucf evidence, snd the using of the in Moscow. The minister was one Eisenhower said he signed it AMSTKK1 OCrr of 13 students at Duke Univer Against Discrimination. "in order to avoid a serious dis- ANYTHINJ ^—r M9O1 T— results as a basis for a verdict Rsubinger found Ross guilty of had never happened before in sity Divinity School to rent a ruption of the highway program •art house during the depression discrimination and ordered him with its attendant advene offsets New Jersey. to extend use of the restaurant's on state finances, highway con- Toth said the test indicated y"™- Nixon was the only law , student in the group and Haley banquet rooms and other facili- tractors and workers and the Chink waa telling the truth whej n vBv«%aaaas> ^vsasp a^aeaswans^ vuv •• wut •• ••* •• ^^ every argument. ties to all groups. Ross took the economy generally." he denied he was the man who **!/* °* The increase is expected to held up a service station at Me- CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anewer te Veetereay'i Push bring In a billion dollars from Carter Highway and Raymond the nation's motorists before Its Mvd. in late January. 1958. The ACROSS 4-Suppllcatea • -Take aa scheduled expiration July 1, ML bandit escaped with Its. l-Unlt of one's own At that time the gas tax is to Glunk had beta identified energy t-Dryneaa 4-Collcge T-Pemlmn hat revert back to three cents a g> the bandit by William Webb, at- degree ••Row UHaraa zian 1 Ion. tendant at the station and victim (ml.br.) S-I'rinter'a anna emu anf-M «-L»ter measure) The President had asked for a of the robbery. U-Jumped 10-Shnrt, Masucd dismissed the case It-Checked double- an awn asu urv 4-cent a gallon tax boost. Con- ppiMt Glunk on a motion of the IE-Conductor of breasted rauu nun 'linua.i gress, reluctantly produced a •how (abbr.) jacket compromise after first deciding defendant's lawyer, Sidney Brass. It-Torture lt-1'arent SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF. lS-Teutonlo (rolloq.) against any tax increase. Masucd commented: deity H-Uej "In my opinion (the) report Is It-Spanish 17-Tldlngi The compromise provided mat sufficiently reliable for the court article JO-Booty after the temporary gasoline tax Sl-Hurrled 53-Prenx: not increase expires, 2ft billion dol- to rely upon it in disposing of H-Abnunding 24-Bahylonlan this motion (for acquittal) as al- with deity SlPreclplta- (l-Barracuda lars of other highway-user tans 24-Man'a name tS-Thlck tlon M-Ureenland would be diverted to highway con- snost conclusive la that the state M-Twofold •lice 31-Trall nettlrauit has not proven beyond a doubt U-I.lmb »7-Want 19-Huy back tT-Untt of struction for three years. These M-Coral laland iO-Unlt of 41-Metal plata Latvian other taxes at present are going the guilt of this defendant Sl-Oook alowlr Italian 43-More timid currency Lawyer Unappneiativo SS-Runeea currency 44-ConJunctlon M-Hpanl«as into general government use (abbr.) (pi.) 4(-Symbnl for article "And I fed that If it M-Cauda! tellurium •i-Natlve asatal given to a jury and they appendage Il-Pervert 4«-Wrllln» <:-M4is »COURSE M-Period of 35-Laaioi tablet <«-Chinas* vieted, I would have to, in good time LITTLE SILVER — M. Sgt. conscience, set their verdict SI-Senior Robert W. Jeffrey, son of Mr. (abbr.) aside." 4ft-Wire nan and Mrs. John A. Jeffrey, 19 In a surprising tfevetopment, 4S-8tag» Dlar Carilale Ter. recently returned «(-Fondle dunk's lawyer did not seem ap- 47-<1odde*a of to Loring Air Force Base. Maine, preciative of the way Masucci dlaeord after completing the Military Air M-Baker-a Transport non-commissioned offi- arrived at the verdict Brass had product* asked for dismissal of the case SO-roema cers academy in Orlando, Fla. 61-Small Maud The six-week course is designed because the state had only pro- S4-Oomp*aa duced one witness against Glunk, point to provide an up to the minute NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT mnd GEORGE CRANDAU while six defense witnesses testi- It-raroo knowledge of world affairs for the lalanda fied that the defendant was in a whirlwind Air Force's senior non-commis- tavern at the time of the holdup. M-Pmcirr sioned officers. Sgt. Jeffrey grad- OMACrOUH SWAMP Si-Knockout Brass said ha did not agree (abbr.) uated in the top quarter of his •1-It.rate class. t*H&nppomm with Detectiva Toth that the lie MHMHlKheh r detector test was 100 per cent ef- Si-Baseball nlovee fective and accurate. Brass said at-What* RUMMAGE SALE OCT. OT attempts ma* BOW bs mads to (7-Ancer RUMSON - The Women's A* •traduce the findings of a lie de- DOWN sedation of the Presbyterian tector as evidence, "and I can't Church will hold its annual n agree that such a test caa be con- 1-Ehade tree 1-U.t.lr mage sale in Fellowship Hall on sidered conclusive." developed River Rd.. Tuesday, Oct. S, from Glunk waa given the test after I-A etate 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday, Oct. ha testified that ho had offered (abbr.) 7. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. PARADE OF POSTAL PROGRESS

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THE RYATTS By VM. AUKY REVEREND By BILL (TMALLEY * pr v vv ••*, STUDIO Don't Pod Pole Signs, MEN MMM 73*5. M. IT ONLY draa. KBIt. _.. BY WARBMOUM Ads A£ Court. Ptlmtr An., M MB WmMt eWABAKTBBD CENTRAL wstitltt sUitMltu e at Mean ttl u 1t fwrBtM . PaUlt COMMISSION tor amall unpaid hama**. ~ ' DENVULDENIIXE -C diarieI s B. WttM* an* wtak we win train MUU Ml MM Tta MtgUUft bepp* pWtrittent of fT p. o, an a**«rW far aa* *f the asset loerallve ael . Power k Uiht tad Righg t I* ittsrtfr edit *r iHiHMM u un say •IHMII M U i«nMM tor to <£ 2*Jf2S» iJ£i S» *2P*Ooiiii.ii .1 living txm. bedroom. «ta HAI BTAH fW SAU .H3 T^?^riffu T 9Vj^*i!. 19P?XfT?K '*ar Sp tBBByl Me. MM* a»Uae. Ilk* aow! All awr- BTMl M iinwilbM Mr MB* b* aaaafltd prosaaat* galy. SaadSa *«M "*a It." MS acsofk r» called mtutfrftfi to amass IMP/ ar* detected •applyleadeaad wlU ttasr you bowaulroa. Rooa>* **M aeparatoly. puMtohed tMs wwk (a an mm- wu aati ajulokiy rlae to made* SUt- mfoeanllonfoeaull n *nd apaalmmant r*. LAROB Mt each wiT with Mty two Mies Chan** eb« call CO 4-M14. UMMCIMO ran tta Mwr per weak. char*** BERG Ton ttBM tan t high achoo) educa ATI-MS) S*C A • uoa, ta amMUou* tadtrUltof to work MH1HT BBAUtY BBRVICa. Monday al?r Entitled. "Next Step to aa evoatan iram S • It p. m. plua a few ™tad -irea^Mdar st Wf. P»n"«?w»t bath. AvaUabio VETEHANS S^'titff.i'ng bmrSrairlBf tta day. A aa* la ftstsl. UtttJtJas kMBJBti. ntOPERTY Accident," the ads aak "ineaia SeM re !•> *»**/ WitM NO DOWN PAYMENT *MT «a Mwy M. by ur dttp. Mm Doa't Poet Slaas oa UrJUy Caav war Iwa nalkmil •upermar'kel*. Por otei-Ifsr vsre* 172 PER MONTH sale en sgreeabl* urm*. KB *41»7 BIG •HRBB ROOMS beautifully hinLakod. Slap waltlae Par prices to eeen l-a p.m. Mr. KoUhsp. OPPORTUNITY AU utntuot aaapltM. SH l-47*?tr nrn. When a lot Is used It's gone importance of die i Three young men. M-M, Interested tn :en> wicker rocker*, aurrar tat rack, _ •ad ttar* I* OM MM Mec* of land ta peal aot only, to making a career In selling. HuHugne eexx a arm ebalr. two etalfn*. throe TWO on. Tta l*w of supply tnd d*- REAL ESTATE WANTED pension has created *ev*r*l openingopenlng*i *telimg*ig*. . two deer boaaa. aiaatte aet, ball 1 proves thai when a necessary sonnel — but to GWfled in oar tales promotional departmentartment . lo» w y'ln" s bM^furtxmlae* and tacMd, or SH 1-satl. item bsoom** scare*, the price goes HBLP! Wo nav* and so Applicants should have Men sctaM •p. laveet arlMly In this beauilful UM ttat we waat mora weU. TWO rVRNlMMD APARTMENTS Bear thte*-bedroom CaM Cod with •Wom- Uall m BOW for promptt iraieMtgati SH 1*010 or *du«atlon, lale model car, neat ap- Fan Monmomn. Mtiittiea UKIuaod. Tacks, nails aad other «etal paarkno* and ability too convorao witwttkh !_kLUMIMU_ M COMBINATION aa't Delight' Klence kitchen, base- scrvto*. Walktr and dW WalkeraUker. Real B» »l*askMbmJ*ls>- Call after 4 pan. LI J-OU*. ment, garage. coraWnatlon Man. rang*, objects used in-the posttBj of OS 1-0325 wopte. No canvassing,. exoslleat week- SET wishing machine, blinds and located RiSu.'omoT IS condition*. Proven MOPERN THREB-ROOM ruralanod a* in extra large lot—oloee t* utaoU, \JSt. lifas, he said, are a hasard • mna am I* man apartneM. alr-ooBdkionad. elootrte (tapping *nd trtuportttlon. lmm*dl RMM BMaaysM* l-SSM tafaps range, tile bath. Immediate occupancy the Uvss sad safety of Hantiaa a. aa. -1 p. m. tt arratat Spy an BUM WASTE* climbinf poles. Ufa tatarvtow. ^^ THRU-ROOM uafuralabad apartment The Malawan Townstjlp Board af AB wlllltua. AvtllaM* October lot 111.900 Full Price Bducxtkm will racetv* blot for the pur- These objects. Mr. Kohlhepp Ml M«etam» BL. aMl-AH* chaee of a «uantlty ol locker* for Ita ANMAL CAJtCTAKER MaUwa* HUk School. pose sa obstacle to CUBMV *HRBB nnnMS russsehtn Irnmns NON-VET 1357 Down Large drug manufaclarat aim • Bid* wll be r*c*lv*l taa SeptatpL. M, iaghooka aadd addd tot the poawV peraoa Is ear* tor amaU aalaula. IhMBt._Maa. Buktmparkmgs tachtaadtaarudad.. Clean.. Pttn. TraaMat O*tuid*f*4 aylight saving ty Ms* aad hat waur. Deelrabl* 1MB, at I:M p. m. di rligb" —Sctai—Z that a Uaesaa MM SS PrMBMt AT*.. Mr. MofntttuUi Countr Office la tta Mauwan .. H. 1 t-MSS. A-aB» airy. J climbiai a aate. after T ovoamg* ar — b Ceatrai N. J. Parmanaat. MSB* St.. Matawaa. N. 1. 9 bananta. Write etatlnf aaa. aifork Speelflcatlona can ta obtained m tta This, ba added, co-id reaalt to, once, tad ealary deMroaV Ta "A, THE BERG AGENCY eftlca of tta necnury of the board. C." Box ill.. Red Bank. watar neat "P*n«n«IUed karvlee" a seriott. fad aad perhaaa a CfMV Ocaan and Memorial Building, Church SL, N*W- B.S.A. •MtVf*Vt**^^>Vff* eW ftttv wan. N. J., Mcaday* through Friday*, cat Injury. 1 Id. Available OSborne 11000 LOR AND FOUND BXPIRIENCKD - CarpeMora waatod SafAjmiKf ?'1PJS. PhOM SB I-MSS. ISO between ita hour* of I a. m. aad 4 Apply In panoa. 17 Ceoter Are., At- KB^MM. Rt. M MMdlatewa. N. i p. ra. It U parUculariy aad LOST-Ltdem wallet on Braad IT.. Mtatlc Hlghiandi. Av*.. eta Brteht illy t Saa. lt-7 Tha Board of Education rceerva* tta ously traa." the tsUlity ha •a front al Acme Friday Septem- RBPItlOERATlON MAN — FOUR ROOM*—Beautifully fumlabod rlaht to reject any and all bide. ber ta. Mra. «. Mttmw. Ml fSS. DUCK — axporloBeod. Apply in ponaa. Bal tmenl PrtvaM entraiwe, private "durloi Bight hours or Reward. •M. Sat Mrs. . . loam TV. to Hwj. a. Falaataaa AU utlliuu. CA 1-oTlt afur f For uw Board or Bducatua, wbs*i cumbiot Is amt Ave a»* Bright. l»t Oooaa HARRY TROLLBR. LOST — In Keyport. Pack of Sit TV REPAIRMAN - Pull or auMtaw. SAFB-M" wide. H" deep, HARRY A. KEARNEY Bocraury. bill* tatallnr. SHO. Reward. 1* HP. rVIKRUDB — raatwia lMt Vacation, bolldaya with pay. Aaply throi-roam 1 g-uei. Ilk* naw. OS* laak IMluaaa. Baerl la paraoo. Batontowa TV. *» kwy. St. Plenty af'katarMr a 1 tie* HIS. SB I-OM*. & CO. LOST — Largo mala dog. black wttk Call BH 1-gOll and aak far Mr. J ^ %i: taMMMs* Anjw.ro 10 aaaa "Km- TMjIAM-W*^ BXPUUBNCBD TV Mrvlaa BUB. full REALTOR — INSURANCE ar part-time. Call Mr. Crupl. AC aytkHtor BF TF Nanery, Rtat* M. ONE-STORY — Excsptlonsl 1-S44*. t al Caaat Yacht MM. M, BATONTOWN Wan*. FOAM ART, ndiUortiood. B«ar bus. Uving Dtvlakm of Purchase tnd ,. rART-TtHE SATURDAYS. — Leadlag flew, rear, SUM House, TftaMn PUBLIC NOTICES i Ontoar. twia room, diniot ram,kitchen , psa- ICMABIUWWI B» Mow York awratac tad ekaktay am- eVwhbB lam J^a LAMV f- • • m^m miB4 ^--^ New Jersey, an October s, ISM KLBCTROLVX paper aaaking man to call tapaa pro*. >:M P. u and wlU M opened tad nomo* ovary Saturday Hyt llunQfy. MIB* DMVflMSI. SttB Now ISMIt* tl 7M ManiMB Ai.. read ImraadUWly theraafttr. far tta Buneet Av*. al Hwy. M. Aahatj Park. Aabury Park (Itexl b* Bavey). Bring bTUo "Opyrtualty-sa " Bo» HI Rod 1 porch, csraft. f U.7W. machine m for free ekeekup ar eauAre.. Soaatdojfark. USED RBFRIOBRATORS aad freeMr* DMTRICT MANAOER CAPE COD — Four bsdrootns, KAZUCT - ~ Mta with car atMar MM. . - ... full csJIar, lour yesrt old, 4V4% CANNED VEOETABLEB smaa Mar. paUey, I M thM t* latrn ouirt kutlxt_. mi aad loac'h mortcace. SS4.11 per iBonth. CATHUr TRAVEL • TatAMrOBTAIMN L p. Oray a*»jla*7 •*»XUffi. '"craattva Mlllng. Call and appointment. PrlcSTt $13,480. - PW Tern* dtngty r. Baktmva* ap- WB BUT AMD SBIX aaytblag tat MOWER*I. ETC. flflk dMrtet WANTED MAN ta travel la proximately IhTxit1. like tn. PR aVAUTO MECHANIC — with mo mat ol Octobar or November everything. Olvt the Mgtatt prMo*. tad. Real. RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. BVDBAlir hl. at a g ID H41t fiij between-M p. In. portually for right man. Top payCal. l Wiiiiam Lett Furnttur* Inc.. Hwy. uc MDOLEBCtna W CA*H> CRUISXIt aiartaa ongm*. ivaocomoM. OH new car agency •. Mlddletown. SB t-SiiS. Ope* *v» MMtS. No HACABOM Woman's dah garden Proa eatlmatat. SH 1-aoie. tt Color*-*" Wkte-M* »ard CO 4-1121 OO 4.1BM worSJIlkL tr* on file la the otflo* oTtta " uw of vases, pottery and OIL UURNER SERVICEMAN—Muat be FOAMART. RT. M, EATONTOWM •U-ROOM wifttraMMd apartment. AU Dtnctor and may be eecured by proa- tor a d«*tonatratU>n today! CARPBTT CLBANIKO and RBPA1RINO peoUv* bidder* durtag oftlco tea**. aad the carreet method willing lo drive oil truck on oi WBaTUtOHOUSJrBBTtitaH I LAinrDetOMAT-Kiv ImprovcBMnla kMludlag Vf BEAUTIFUL Cap* Cod on « acre* of •BATNTOrTS P1OOR COVBRIMOS" •km. Pleaa* wnu giving quallflcaUan* bllndi. AT 1J0T4. BidBi * mat be (11 made on a etandard * W. front St.. Rod Bank SH TJS1S. cbea eel. _ -Ji good oaadmoi! Very laadKaped ground. Perhct condition, propMtMtll farm. (31 anrlosa* ht tta apo-to treat fresh flowers to praserve and Mlary dellrad to "OBS" Boa Ml, U MMI or U t-IMl. Uving room with eton* fireplace, din- Red Bank. SHARE APARTMENT — Will Mure my cial totddtwaw< d e*v*l*p*. (31 them for looser laatiBg beauty CIRCLE CARPBNTBR - PAIItTBR apartment wnti a congenial woman. ing room, kitchen, three bedrooma and panted by *ltner caati. or a certin*d Jl llgtit rooalra on windowa. APPRENTICE POR NEWSPAPER — Convenient ta transportation, Rumoan hath, atudlo. also aunraom whleb can ctack drawn to ine order or the Tie**- [was led by Mrs. AdaoM. CHEVROLET CO. tnrche*. Phone U 11KS. Advertising denarlmeat. Jluat have icinity. SM. "Rumaoa Vlalnlty" Bok he fourth bedroom, ant *f tta StaU *c Maw Jeraty, ar a HI Red Bank. ment. i Mrs. Alfred W. NorrU. local EXPERT lfENDINO-^ab>a.«aa*. kr. High MbAtBHbjpaduaBf^prefered. taxes. bid band, any of why* shall net ta 125 M-pit Avw. Red Buk Y*r renalkbMa ana •atlac'Vsr THREB-ROOM hiralahed apartmaat 1»% *f tta *ra*unt tf tta•Bfdea ehainMM. ••BO—cid fat- nucket*. China a Ola** SBSpV teffci (41 dellnered at th* (bar* SH 1-1130 St.. Red Bank. SH J-MBI Th« Dowttra Agency pltM an ar aoNr* tta hour iwtef IXPEJUBMCBD COUNTER MAN—For . at aa bid wui ladlvidual tower CliaRLM HOWBRjk SON-MaMa OBI NICELY PVRNIBHBD APARTMENT— SI E. front St. fled Saab hour epeclfled. GMAC Terms tractor* SpirtaXy poraao*. aallaa, luaahaaaatle. oa*d say. Apply la per-BABY FURNITURE — Compacts low. In Red Bank. Three room* tnd he showa aa. •Idtwaik*. No Job too null. All wort MS Mtho'a sup AbaTVeataVast. At- Open Eves. 'Ul • p. n. aaaki Mlafibiaaa ,Vkaka *--*— rjo aoa ich ckpartBvsat guaraataed. Pnr eotl c f-*4t*. SH i-a**' — -. WOBBWW o^^oaw^e^^^^^waBy *B^avBW*aa> oafwaaw^e™ ea^w ^»^e» WedoeoratioBS to be prapana WO It-TON BULLDOZER - Prlos MASON AND "cSfTf Woekenda. AU tya* Jobo. Laag Branch area. SUM SSSi Can M r the hostess of each meetta*. MIR Into sood ptylag raant*. Slut Keyatoae fatal**) urety bad PsrUdpethif were Mrs. Jeha 'jr.. *sm*tl*lsly. AjaClKsH l-dSIS. TKRBB LAROB tttrtaUva raam* an- M *| tta oontrtct at • - - - alaclrle kitchen, gnod la- a Mmpaay aattailmn ta d b Coughlta. Mrs. Nclsoa Miller. SH I-***!. m tta SUU 1 Naw j*ta*y. IIU P« WOTO Iwr-door aMaa. Mrs. Robert WIBHBIOB. Mra. Ar- V-*, (aa *»»flt prlre 1-3174 w>«r Cla. KB • KM. WOMAN for fouatala aa4 drug work. MANAOBMENT TRAINEE — Excellent BATONToWtf - AU cta l twa- mt Oatatar. »•»• •» S Uncroft Ph*rma«r etanoa far advancemenL collet* pre- PH1LCO L'PJUOHT FFRBEIBR and bedroom raaak. Uvlag neaa, ddiama MM UBRCURT MONTCLAIR lour^loor '.Tf-fna. ferred Mutt have tula, redden! of Frlgldalre ntrlgeralor. Both prtc- j*m. kitchen. ddiahwaSUr. pallal aTfaT a TIP*** 4nnualPfcnic hardtop, white and tan. power Mter- danmouth OttMy. far mumtw < ticaliy new. KB t-im. kaMB»*> U tM t-MM SBK. power brakea, four way power REOISTEMD HVRSJBD Ml aaa 11-tPI Uttt. ehlBrAHo llteniia pwatlaal •amis THRSB-P1BCB Mild mipw llvli WILLIS COMOYBB. AOBMCT arat. fully padded daeh. all leather set, good tandNlen. aw. AU that eertam wt, tract ar ptrorl SMerMr. broadloom Ihroughoul. merao- EXPEMENCBD Dairy Work*r. year- FOR RENT OR SALS - Stan. MM a*uth St. Hounuei VUMa* al land and premlM*. Mremafter par- mSZS£^ raaad implii—al. Live awl. Volaad AT 1-MBS •q R. wmi run e*n*r. wTkoa COTT NTHNTHYY HOMES AND ACRSAOT Biatic pun baton drlrcTcall U Mm DOMESTIC NBLP. IW Farm Nafwaaip Bd., gH ustt Ibtularlr deecrlbed aNuata. lying aad ba km lataHay at tto Tula aleak beauty tt a pamt la tta i door tedan. hydramallc offer* excellent potenttat Call SH 7-IMt thro* yeere old, lanleeaacil. fenced ur Im* of Croee R*td. which pahat ^ JMad HmV SH 7-M1S BNCLOtE A PORCH ( of beginning I* dlttant MS fact ant ftkM It*. It* wCFraatBight acraaa *nd sun* aaak Mmbla. FACTORT l yard. Assume 4 a per cent O. L a taBfly affw, nwd*, toe* § atloa doer*. It*. SH 14174. •Mttsagr. SH l-*Mt after I p.m. oatrM af north I degree* M mtauto* ©ODOt TRUCK half toa petkHOJ. ran iwsfcS ^avtB«ll4jlS !|,iaiiinc t. MrvtM Dada, rant AM amtfrem th* inMrasctma al «w mid-• » p. m. ^* • good eondition. lae.«w* at MS Braacb AliTO DIN1NO ROOM SBT-Amerlcaa walnut dle *f Bam* N.«k Braok end the cm- 4\r.. Little Silver. USSrb WWM SLlC sai WiBitmk car* tnd OtSet traaka. MIDDLETOWN •*el eouaty aad lacal aeWdMetea a wall at •d oeo.lltton Reaeonakle. OWNER LKAVIKO for rofwt. Mven- tor of **M road, aad whicch point JB " wwm "•• BtMUsjat •smutansy wrth a welt e*- aloe the i ' •r aflh* M» bwpeeted fc attssyd. Mr. Plat, IM: FORD CI'STOMUHB. tabUtkod Wm. Frka Van Syckl* room ranch. 14X11 glaaa-enelOMd tire premleea of which th* herein das. ««-dan. ra.ll... heater, aaad WAirRBIS — Married. Mtady week. la*., let Watt Free* St.. Had Btak. BABY CABRIAOB-Oood condition: el- p*tlo bar, two-car garag*, utility ga- crtberf premlee* ar* a part, and fram to said this win be the ealy fjil KB Mitt. bawlmg allay. Aapry la a»ta*a. Bra- moat new playpen with pad; atroller; rage. a«nlnga. aluminum aereene, ful-thence running ill alone the center VOKVETE-IM7. HawaUaa krowa tad mat* Lane*. Ml Sara*ttaty Av*., mm IMWr-bab*. HI fjttt-R ly landscsped. Plenty of extra*. L«tline of sold Croa* Rnert north t de- *U RepubUcaa candklau •"r»aTv raHin, beater, Bhv*wtwitfy. FLAT-TOP UEtK and bench. Uaveno, 1UI200. ckti* Istgr di>«cila, rl*c- greee H mlnutee weot * feet to • ptar at fiae time ia the _-_» tirrs. white converts** top. twtwo *f ***** Mo bed. excellent condition. ,rl< dlahwaaher. K3.79U. SH 17111 araalnt: thence ui north • de*reee Itarrei carburetors, Wtk *MS.Oaffour- After S p. tn , any day. SH I-4IM. U HH54 for appointment. I minute* eatt M* t**t .b I point: The rod aad ijaa chib Is aTdw .IIMM. Night til atl) aaooatary. wm trahv SMALL tarn ftf taagakew. thence ill south S SistM* M mhTute*lotersecUoB * " " SHMaa. CaB BM t-MII i, N. P. BOILBR 171: 3'. h p. far couple. BaiaN laar-raam HOLMl>Eir~— aaacloua rsach. l't ••« m feet t* a sSSr IMn** ... Hop. «d wJr? MM OPAL KAPITAAN bailer. Park Ave. Cleaner*, « Mon- acres, view, six rooms, two MtMaoul. h M degree* * mtaatea waat Mt•Me Rde. point and tires. nwtMa Ckroagk- mouth Ril.. Oakhurat. sonss sssss^ full cellar, two-car garag*. patla. *B- feet ta iha point or peta* *f Begmnmg trae. ewlmmlng pool. CO 4-4HT. •it. No cash neeAedog, (M. LarMa M*> t Cl. FT. FRIO1UA1RE refrigerator. >(iS,ibj«t ta tlstMifmaV aa ntM If r*. 4S Oceenport tAveT Woat LaM fVSSSlmtvAnam WAWTO. pee beat laajutr* tt Miller St.. High ranch. CA M Perfect rondMon. etc SH MM4 af- LONO BRANCH - •*• S ter t p. m. ctllenl l condition. Ideel for prole* Bring th* ***** primMtl ttaillld Sewing Tip* MM PLVMOI'TH—TweXW Max* ar a3s7 at any WMI. large family. Near HoopUalf . SOPA Ml), deek lit. five matasuy preferred ReMonable. RA 2-37M. t-l p.m. paint, tirra, radie and •MM yaa ttap. ^N 1-MtL Ublea M-*3S.b«obeaeea t«-el Weot- SJmTutf- ££-Lm**Sjn* •»h needed. (MS. Lavlno YOVNO O1RL wanta pomian a* genmgnou- M aulamttw martin* $M. tw* ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS — 'Mk Mil of rtetiS* By Mrt. White Oceanport Ave. Weal ~ eral houoe worker. Call BH l-dllt kitchen chairs W RU I-4DM. rton Cape Corf, full baaemeat. city Property hwatM after 4 p. m. ewera. fireplae*. turactlv* *mall TBLEVlllON 17" Motorola table model . .flMfl tWCttfHL MU OLDSMOBIUt SI'PBfTBPOWN Mm* for 113 M* Oofcl fawclai avail- door eedax Very good condition. IMS. _. . —Jmg. Pr* WHITB — Live out. Experienced com- very gaad IM. Ihimonl U" IM. tkM. Th* Brook AasMrBaak BMM- Mmmouth Cmmtr, pento,i. habyelttlag. nureemald. Write Admiral radlaTf. SM 11171 lag, Atlantic HighUM*. AT l-ffill. •H 1474*. uet tal MM m Mate*, own teritei Baa tal. Hod Bank. Reference* thie area barely touched. SM T-SW*. OAS RANOB. eight burner*, eve* IM •XCXPTIOMAL VAL1B Ol'NO WOMAM - BabyMUktg. ow burner. Good oandNloa, II*. Ray H. ATJANTIC HIOHLANIia - OtssUI IMT Mi SOTO — PMrwIaoi' eedaa, BABYSITTER- Two hours t dty. Blvd. mortem rsach Mm*. Mrs* h or walking dlaaaoe. Write MraMra. Bllllmaa, Realttr, Broad St.. Shrew*- past, panoramic view, tw* IlM baUM, radio, beaur. wKHowall* uH fully pow- BH I-IIM tfwr I p. • ~ ' JmtartM. M Wslnut~SlWl S" parp t MMon. bury. ered. TMs uaueuoj tal*a U being •( River Rn, we eer larage. three bedrooms. Rrt- 14 cu. R. FrlaUalre refrlgerstof, US*. plaee. full baeeaMnt. all electric kH- OPBHAT _,..— combination rrocMr. oacolkmt eoadl. ehe*. including rttftgtrtJt* freoMf Baoilon, ptcoo WWIIL t car*. twn. OB 11471 c*mblna|km. if* Mve IM bty m tkM •Mian, o«tfl*nilln( Mm*. TM Br— at Ml, ACRES Mending field corn. Oood Beak riundlng, Atlantic Xr all* filling. Cta*. H. Wllam, SN aauble AT I 1717. I 1»44 DAT^S WORK - MasMtyt PLAXA •• Allraealv* I day*. Call after I p.m. alNOLB ftARRBL II guaae h Mdroom ranch. LMUeri In fbw r**t- IH 7-*4M. •hot gun. 117.**. It* rhim elerln* deaUal area. Near aehola M *taa- WAMAM-Mudt ta ml la lp*«traM* braorier, IhermosMt, IIS. It ehtok ttof Kllchen. nvMg room, abtmt area. CARB m my Man* by IMlrn- knwurr. inermeetai in M. M at. eaclatlen a bnoy7 enewaH of tta elate iMeumf P*r**n*IHv. laMllleeM. •*• day ar bath, nil he of Caty fatrni M*tl ft New Jeraey MatttrfTA'XSS porlence Ml latMtatry. Dry trtMllf r N, Rtt l-tMf. •nail family. AM Ing II4.J4B. 44 f. Oerrt tn.i DaraMf o DwPsTkS ati>re. KB *-M«*. _.. em al inorlaaie ••* "- tand smt wife, DtfttMSSM Uw lesee. Ill t-7Ml_ SATivIIrtBR SIM d* llfM kouMwer* By vinu* af t wvw af *SM * anernatM. mn~~ •- —- OTIJATifJNi MATAWAN MrinarWhoiaa, __ *»es>"iv* Malad **tloa la aw i IMn. LMwM t *nd hath, full cellar, oil heal. Im rahsll »*••»* tje tift at BM APAhTM'BNT ON OOTTAteB ts QIRL WAWTBD for aty *i»«alag aanM- aviUat* oc.upa-cir JIMS. FA, MMI •»•.•'"" aw* a wgv • IIIV nf«4PBB>TBW>#r- BJMSJM ""*•»• •vealngs anil weekends JJfsey an "lima t*d transportation. IlM. AT I or. Part or rallume. tfaealion »th fSM-W. M IM i>>., AllentM Hlg*. pav. ' fcaatNallaMkm parMetpwtloa. ••• I. HILL Ranch tplll level. MMWfw-tnaer. t*A»*" oorlOKeo not mMlllrr Aaalr In >>*r r rasus 11. bathe twn car |ara|e !•, Prevsilms Tin aM> •srMJIll •»• AT I-Ilia AH Ihel tn RAMBUUI, four door, raaie, ** *'• "V "•' fwjp* BM eerriT •^'•wffjs^pw, ft PIJIKA InleraMWt raniH! Oood eead Men -MM. RIllf i v i TJI*. WB uvt tw A m mini m "i»"ii"ThrM-"k^sis.ri..- MI &T}LT';*'Z: j". t"iss \i aw—~" —w^aw^'w aw e> wawwfw-anysBmn nvumm TIUT MSBM CARE MlSi Iwn.rar larsie a-lh »-t.' •:• Ma-mmim in fta sta|« m HOT jm> Monterey I* a ami-own* am r ear 1 1 r Btileage, II I* silver gr*ljy witli all ex- IF YOI' AM nmtlMTID IN FrlUBklDROOM a-kJKr'^iLr'f^Ss. *" . " "i-™*™**«*«..--«». v*"'"w-viw weearava aa • VMnr ffl'tv'lfta" wHIUfB)' tellenf lire*. If* our I M, Immexiesil* e*ci-ti('»i''r>- N»« r« ..«.* t- '' ' '• >**' "''I' ' ' • ••" * »'-•(*•. want mrlude* tawer Netting, powtr Hot'MHoi.n niTt WORK ro* ^ — •—- - *• **syf)Bjf/ I W ».-•.»• v**"- « *»w re wrakea. Mauri** fchwarta « .W tn AIR IIAVBN caps seven room*, bv the inteiMctio1n nf IM , rert t*c4ory d*at*n. Oirfster, fiV' AN UtMKMAI. UVIlM <'pmtS- IIw abl halhhs tarsi* flnleheil bbeaem*nll . •Me *< Htmlrlfiri Avenue wlih the woef. mouth. IMsrkalloaal truck* Itl West TIAM FAMILY POVR Oft PIVB k p.m. tfVI^"!"^:'!!'::'^!!^Mr srKenls rhurrhrs. aynsgagu* ta d .'«..^.lyTo ;'^ tXMSLX "" "— ~— —- - •• • i with •Mbnrlelaiin. lit* I'M Ii' " *'•» ItAVB PBR WBBH NO WBBK •TiWainAoB MoUrl Twa *, N_tMtt eianlnta Inr sppiunimeM. BNIW ri.BASB CALL t'S AT door eemmereUI refrtgoratar. T fin* MBRCTmV MO*>TBRBV~harillnp RI' IITII. 7' IM »lr anftnltlmiara Stl 7IMS NBW IHRBWIBrHV teiLW* aararle' -'in Msnoitan *«* » in diwer ateerlng, a'r ronxilionine olTTVl P.*ITrP.B AMIeju**, •- pMr twin sis* iisitKiimt, Htrtt —— -i flmv II.M* mile*. Black and wkMe. mi, Htrtt hn>ilr*i'if. WMI *»an. all hot a*Mr MM, 6.-rtemp'Vnd'taM .... Brothers, II Mmmoulh SI.. Re.l Sank I anal* eynk the finMni<*> me hundred *•"• Br virtue «f • wrel Tk CASH POR YOU tvatyiMM*. ttuteU'i, MBtM ITfwM H lent, iwn.rar gerag» »pr**l |want»n»e reel |« tna nofttarlti side t thin* stalr.l MtaSB I SM 7-UISS. ' "s • lMyr aset»e *acr eare e* rearner IM I ar,e I', per WAITRBSS BfMkfaet and lunch. - - " I. h>«n evallsMa I' ' il al IM l'*BWORllBN Small _ -»-— v Bagrnnmt Being the Batt, tplember tMA III t *« fannyny,, fanfane** koaw. «oep In. bbrii - RIALTV MART afiailn I* tM *M »Tl3l TectllMS flaw. ttle r*r*nmm ananing aaad bams enee* Ml I4BM. of MMsleUw " MPBRIBftCBD OOObT AHuH fiml I*. lr»e to. 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('•NT HiF«RiN<1JS OS I UM ^ •* *-f w ww ^ waW^MBBBSBWaT nea T v BI el . —^t—~^ --.--. - mmmm kt Mfkwt* '»"* »MFM HfkmiBf Mmeebeepor Mxnl>> eVmneMar. r*rM*y, LMHrolt Own "*"* HI VBP) Nir. kuaea'ew af Mas Mda. Ull Referenvet SH I Mia g ratta. Itrge kitrtim. iwa bod MM eelTTa • ition imirte rar.ar slioleMt Memkei U»t»1 M*i*!_Df lemele, «erv tea feMH "lad bath, 'ml raiiaierr IIOMI IM «AI,RkWI>MBN fatt nine null Han Ametiran i'nii»ga i,r Mu«ri*M, fe*. WMbka I'an PR I IMI after I pin valaa M Walker a Wtlktf t«#rt*Hre ne<'et«rr We will Inln vnn llnnal M'lll'l ii' I-,-.,,, F»a«hars ItiKa fletaors ,' M . Shrawgawre l l tW l*lan.i atii,ll*i KM suftiir i ami Imenllv* lirii|»*t«i Afiplv In her ^aar-Hlni MM I MM Inr aMwtlntmsn* <•! im**! I.IWH ,vso 4eta*| *t*> Ijilahrs |lia|wr damn til Mali' i.ivrin «n.vr.ii i'i»» <»<\m. A < 11.« II I'IMK* fuoat r»iliaiea,l f»i-n a'a. rii ••,!'"•' ''Ming tannt sera*ni'il lauili Mnapuv.nl with sum >f ill atl laaetMi wR* Ita aAl.Ktilllll. I'll .i.»a a «».k • rnmia, reffitoralar, naajy deMiitied MIS »t thia Mie parking *M I tl*» tf Hurfaid P nnlah"! lai.Hl. II |ii.ii»aahi> !•>.! rk.it> Ai.niN.i i,,.,>i.,,.a Mail Pan. alae t»n«'«» saia*^ Uivalv ptMniMia I.IIIIIU a *n IHA M DlMtl Statin na<..| Atg II MM tirtailfi • 10 It e hi .lellv i I (l-lal All iM«b*a ,,. M ... ..•».! tl,i«,«ti(«i" many liaaa ttmi e"I«n1 •§*•(• a Inralii'" >i»ai* ant a.iiar'e meet Beer femts II,ty ».M Mh«i* ll.ay fi| a>*.tM All ANPifl A hi |.alala«l m*la lriNiiHHiMMM MMM reej.l Alt MS IfiMn Waik.r • Wslkar II.al as ar am, Mr" »>l»l H'"a,| •",) r o.ni Ma . iir pliiine tit >N,r v»a» t>|.i tar, #«» tow «a tM aaMX'-'e H'l »t.ti> llel fettlnn Mtaaliraal If ilenred Ima **l tlHia,! *l thiattalMii v al HI ll"»e> tsttl nt<*Mlll at Naal tM th«ai»» SM 1 "Oil •II > 14.1 I I; 11 lips* t nail Sepl 11 I* I* I Mr. and Mra. Htary Mbat and ______^_a. __P __A_____B__» ___> l_^a^ «M_ •~^~y PJ* '#iB_-rW~r Wa Hrl 1^ tsraadtofea a vis* ta Wasblag- S. D. C -ad Vt»>_a. at CraaMaw Or. ham ntura- S fima » vkadoa la Vermont COMPANY of Rutledge Dr. la a medics! paUent at River- 10 IANK AIIUIY MIK « j Carton, OM of Mr. Mra. Uwreace A. Carts* of Wit- waa Rd., marked Ua Mth birth- day at a family parly at bom* today. a w Mr. aai Mn. Arthur Gledhffi See Sarong Foundation Fashions of Ne* jaMoii. Man., an visit- iM Mr. aad Mn. Charles Scott FUND MUVI — Training t.am for fho loy Scout drive it ihown with Dalo I. OHo. Informally Modeled Thn anffiary of tha praiidant of Naw Jaraoy Natural Gas Company, county chairman and member of town Mra Company will bold its Monmoufh Council of Boy Scout. Executive Board. Ha haadi tha $90,000 drlva. aaanal fall card party aad fash- With him aro, laft to right, Earl BannaH, Balmar; Thomas Haward, Allanwood; Jack tea ahow tomorrow at t p. by Miss Marjorie Richaidson to tha lira house a* Rt K> MmRichardi, Soa ©irt. and Frank Wlljut, Ocaan Crava. Tho drivo will start Oct. 20th William Bedford it in all araat of tha county oxcopt whara scouts aro participating in Community Ap- In Our Red Bank Corset Salon Mn. WllMaanDorlelacbargeaf poal effort*. ______ticket sales. September 24th and 25th A wr Goldstein paving ta bsag Mid Vas> Former Keyporter Made aeavor. Canada. A BUM Thursday and Friday as orthnvy road gfwsjl* mlisa Busts of Cohan, Wagner Reappointed with ss* sad water. It is espected The lammit "Sarona" datl«nad «irdla wHh t*e crbt. la lam a aanooX dnst-fret sur- ASBURY PARK — David Gold- XEYVORT — Tha aUtua of stein, 1700 Webb Ave., will start eratt front panel. Patented, hidden construction lift* tht lata Goorta M. Cohan, exe- Gee Gee Blair his fifth term as United Slates and flattens your tummy youthfully, comfortably. Tha York, formerly of Warren St. commissioner Oct. 4 Sirdla that o>et complete freedom while ywi walk- was unveiled at 4«tb St. and but navar rides up. Stylos for Juniors. Average or Broadway, New York, Friday. Heads Group T_e 4H-feot brouse boat of the SHREWSBURY — "Gee Gee' Full figures. lata Sen. Robert F. Wafaer, WM Blair woe elected preaJdsat of the aavailed by Ua two grandsooj Young People's Fellowship of STEINBAOTS CORSET SALON la the plan at Second Ave. and Christ Episcopal Church at Sun- UMh St. New York, Sept I. day aight'a meeting a tha pariah Second Floor and Atbmty fV* That boat alao wa* dooa by Mr. ban. Lober- • . -l_ e "ktoo k placl e Also takJag office were Wayae npMa F. Wagner houses. Mayor War GwyathWnUams, treasurer, o_d ner, the lata senator's sons, ex- Patricia Jordan, aocretaiy. preMtd hla appceditioo to unkn It was dadded to hoM two men and womaB of the city for ducaa before tha cloae of the Sale! 16-pc* Sets Franciscan Earthenware donating tho $50,000 memorial year, one Friday, Nov. U, and The unveiling was by hit aoni, one Wednesday, Dae.a. T*e Jun- Robert Jr.. and Duncan. lor group will conduct a photo In a Once-A-Year Sale Mr. Lober married the former shop and sell fortune cookies at Mlsa Nellie Regan. Warren St.the church bazar Saturday. Nor. 21. Typing Court* EX-GOVERNOR TO LECTURE Programming for tha Sunday night meetings is toward Informal BETHAN. W. Va. (AP) — C._Bf_fc^_____«l___h _^^^H_^__> ___|A__ ~* ^M__h Rfjej.fJarlyU.fS 12*95 15 Wmiara CMeffl. Immadiata past flisnistMn groups* witn tna rac* fa • governor of Onto, hu been named tor, Rev. Anselm Broburg, sitting professor of public affairs at Beth- to. Quostiona and problems sub- any College. mitted m tha naw suggestion box DavM Oildrtsla Choice of 3 Patttrns n.n Dr. Parry E. Graham, presi- will bo used as topics. He was unanimously appointed dent of the Wsdptea of Christ to another four-year term by the school, said OKefll will deliver a U. S. District Court Judges in series of II lectures on political Let SS Know New Jersey. Mr. Goldstein is adeacc to tha entire student body the ranking U.S. commissioner In • Oven safe . . . detoroen* praafl Bethany during the Right Address the state. latter of the 1MM0 ASBURY PARK- Faople get- As U.S. Commissioner. Mr. • Salt Include 4 each: Dinner Matat, OFFICE year. Tha eertts Is part of tha Goldstein is a magistrate for fed- college's new program to stress tiagsgt monthly todal sscurlty Iread A •utters. Cups 1 Saucers. both theoretical political science checks should let the Social eral crimes and sits as trial ESSENTIALS Security Admlnistratta know judge in petty offense cases in- and practical politics. Dr. Grsa- volving civilians on federal res- 2f MONMOUTM ST. wh«> they wava, Baa)attin Sand- • Threa diarmlna parlemi: Datart ftata, berg, manager of tha district ervations. RID BANK Moat of Finland's 1.7M miles office hero autad today. There are 11 U.S. commission- Appla and Autumn. Opan steak avaHsbJa. of railways are state-owned. They The notice should be aant either ers in the state. SH 1-7300 are linked with railways of bodto tha local office at tW Bangs "Tha Judges are grateful to you ~ ' and Soviet Russia. Ave.. or to tha payment center for the fine service you have ren- which the check. Pcetdered," Judge Philip Porman. cards for thla chief Judge of tha U.S. District STEINBACITS CHINA gtvaate haaiflclary iat the Court, said in a letter to Mr. Second Floor •* Aibwy Fmh We Give Quick, tine ha Mod hiUs datdata tor OoUsteia. fits, b«t addmaaal cards can be Mr. Goldstein Is a member of Reliable Service! obtained from any aodal security the law firm of Goldstein aad district office. Novogrod, Asbury Park. He is at tha vary It Is important that a prompt a former chairman of the As- notice be sent to to insure that »..y Park bousing and former the checks wiU arrive at tha newmember of the Asbury Park address on time. This Is especi- Parking Authority. Ha wu ap- Td. SH 7-0412 ally important in a resort area pointed U.S.comffllsakHMr |Q such aa this, Mr. Sandbarg atat 1941 to replace Jamas D. Carton. since ao many people reside In Sr. ALLEN ELECTRIC this area for only a part of the •• «W» year. Visiting Nurse Role Described RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Mainstay Federal says... role of a visiting mine was des- cribed at s matting of the Woman's Club welfare depart- ment la the home of Mrs. Mau- rJc*,Ly«Kh. 7 Cornell Dr., 1 "EVERYONE Centerville. Miss Xathrya Cooper, supervt- WOULD aor at the Middletowa Health Center of MCOSg. and Mrs. Mary Eleanor Brown, staff mine lor LIKE Hotondel end Raritan Township, explained the duties of a visiting nurse. The technique of changing TO BE dresslnp and giving bad tins also was demonstrated. Miss Cooper reported tho need PHI BETA for volunteer workers, aad •tressed that nursing experience liM rao^red. tomaT*aM? KAPPA" coat ct Famous "COMFY" Sofa Bed and * 2m2 a' t »Campbell'• « s We can't help yon with your Mn. Lynch, welfare chairman. Studio Couch Slip Covers *! • ^"tatal Ua willbe" homework, but held Sunday, Oct. 11, from I to 4 p.m. In her home. Tho affair If we find your will be open to members of the mate on our ehib aad wotaen oa the waKiag list Interested n welfare work. v*t lift 9.98 each book* yon Members aleo will aasiet at rate A'plug the Well Baby ciiaie Friday at the at Jona'a Mettodtat Chin* with ua. Sun Mvlai SjSt BMkMkhm Til! tMmm regularly fjajt mm WH« wmn won, Mrs. Lynch said. Tha next meetlag of tha welfare department wujbe Wedneedey. at tha annual rata af Oct. Jl. at the homo of Mrs. anticipated far tha taml-annual Albert Mattek. » Cornell Dr., July I, lUt, North Cantervilla. tha aenttnuanaa af tetiifae* Mn. Herbert Ooeler was a •Iva Raw baavty, aalar mni aharm la yavr guast15? pU. Mombof?llli wwn partklpaUn#Mri - **""g In ^ Johnn lasaettalasaetta,, MnMn.. Sfcdie CatiaH ar Safa lad. Canfy «ajalHy • INSUMO $AV1N«$ a IMPROVIMiNT LOANS a MOftTftAM LOANS f*" Noake- *»rs*» .A Anthonh y Smith a«d Mn. Warren Hawthorne.

TO ATTEND CONTUINCI AUBNHURST - Flv. R«. NratJ fabrlat I* kiraly, naw M ban of tto Asbury Part, ^^ stoff of the CokMUl life Insur- MAINSTAY ance Company nf America will attend the company's huslnets conference In Atlantic City Sept. N to Oct. J. They sr* Prank FEDERAL SAVINGS Merra, fWennnrt. branch mans gen William Aetna, Long miNR.icirs SUP COVERS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Branch! Kdward rehrenbach. Stumd Floor mnd Aibury Perk Toms Riven Donald Lyons, Nep- MONMOUTH mW us |ANK tun*, and Raymond Ryder, WM- emassa.