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IUUIJ /Hiij. l( opportunity for the Interested dldate for assessor to state her clams. cause hepatitis lias caused the didn't want to be identified be- Knight, Furman said. Judge Introduced Sept. 13 by Bor- pose the amendment is The Com- views, even though she is not closing of certain clamming cause of "the comity" between Knight, sitting in Freehold, ruled The attorney general said the ough Council, ihe amendment (See MARKET, Page 3) Itumson Notice being officially supported by 'lie the two branches, said he sus- on an appeal from a conviction boat attempted to get awny after areas, so that uncontrolled clam- would change areas on both sides Republican machine How far The mayor and council will pected the cries of anguish from issued by the Atlantic Highlands a searchlight was turned on it. ming creates a health danger. of White Rd. from Garden Rd. A Clean Car Rides Better y can machine politics penetrate a the Senate were the result of "of- Municipal Court. He said during the chase the run- Wodlinger snld the last record- to the New York and Long Butch's Automatic Car Wash. dedicate the new park at Lafay- community at smnll m New fended dignity more than any- Two Fined away boat's engine caught fire ed case of a boat forfeiture for Branch Railroad tracks from Across from A&P, Newman ette and Church Sis., Saturday, Shrewsbury?" Sept. 30, at 10 a.m.—Adv. thing else." Furman said two commercial and the patrol helped extinguish illegal clamming was in 1881 light industrial (B-3) zone to a Springs Rd., Red Bank.-Adv. E. Knutt, 12M E*toa- j MM. MAME Z. OFPEt %-ThuitAuy. 5*pL 28, M61 RED BANK REGISTER town Blvd., Oetanport, son, Tues- KEiWSBUKO — Mrs, Marie [acobs Will day. " • ..•-.-•. . . ;• Ziegler Opper, 60, of 74 Manning VTA Set Births PI., died Wednesday is Mon- Is Probated Games Violation OBITUARIES mouth Medical Center, Forum Scheduled FREEHOLD-Among wills re Monmouth Medical Center Born in Germany, Mr*. Opper To Meet cently probated by Surrogate Ed- SAMUEL JUK, SR, htd lived ia Keansburg more Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio Calise, Guilt Admitted than 20 years. She was the ward C. Broege were the follow 39 Reynolds Dr., Eatontowo, HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Sam- ing: NEWARK (AP) - The Office widow of John Opper. On Civil Defense daughter, today. uel Juk, Sr., 75, of Casino Dr., She was a member of Geth- Tonight Rosalind S. Jacobs of Rumson, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell, f Amusment Games Control an- lied Tuesday in Fitkin- Hospital!, semane Lutheran Church. entire U. S. by the Strategic Air who died Sept. 12, left real estate83 Hudd Ave., Highlands, son, nounced yesterday that Mary's leptune. FAIR HAVEN — A public Civil and personal property to her hus- yesterday, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Defense forum will be held it Command. Delux Skilo, of 73 Beach Way, He was a retired cloak oper- Margaret Scalzo of this place; KEYPORT—An executive board band, Stanley Jacobs, and the Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Briggs, I p.m. Oct. 17 in the Knollwood The local CD organization has Keansburg, has pleaded guilty itor and a member of the In-three sisters, Mrs. Aguste Wurtz meeting of the Keypert High rest to her sons, Philip and Ron-285 Beers St., Keyport, daugh ernational Ladies Garment School as part of a step-up in j provided plans and information on School Parent-Teacher Associa- ald Jacobs. to violating shore game regula- and Mrs. Minna LInd, both of lotne fallout shelters, emergency ter, yesterday. Workers Union. Germany, and Mrs. Margaret public interest in CD survival - tion was held last week in the Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Flynn, tions. techniques, Melvin P. Stout, CD foods and family supplies, Mr. Lillian Dale Martin, Keansburg, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Schmid of Rockelle Park, and Stout said. home of Mrs. Jack Goldberg, who died Sept. 11, left $493 to each Rt. 1, Keyport, son, yesterday. A decision by Commissioner director, said yesterday. president, to plan for tonight's ennle Juk; a son, Samuel Juk, two grandchildren. A total oT 1,200 booklets, entitled or the following: Janice, Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. Sal' William Howe Davis will be made The meeting will be held three meeting in the high school cafe- mon, 732 Ocean Ave., West End, lr. of this place; two daugh- The funeral will be Saturday days following the Oct. 14 mock "The Family Fallout Shelter," Gerald and Stephen Broander and within several weeks. teria. ' . ' Beth and Martin Heifer. The rest son, yesterday. ters, Mrs. Mary Dorf of this at 1:30 p.m. at the John J, Ryan missile and aircraft attack on thewere distributed earlier this year The commissioner's office said >lace and Mrs. Helen Hayward Funeral Home with Rey, Fred- to all elementery students. It is Earl Garrison, county superin- >f her estate was divided between Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Patter- the operator of the game used tendent of schools, will address of Freehold; three grandchildren, erick Boos, pastor of Gethsemane estimated they reached 1,000 her nieces Lillian Broander and son, 61 Eighth Ave., Atlantic a sht,rt circuit device to speed up the organization on the "TwoHele- n Heifer. Highlands, daughter, yesterday. and two great-grandchildren. Church, officiating. Burial will homes and 4,000 residents," he the game. be in Shoreland Memorial Gar- Liebenow declared. Year Community College Plan." Katherine Treiber, Fair Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy, Ths funeral will be tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the C.H.T. Clayton dens. Architects, builders and realtors George D. Searth. principal, who died Aug, 28, left her estate 1548 Deer Run Dr., Manasquan, FRANK M. SHERRY and guidance counselor, will dis- to her children, Doris Karr and daughter, yesterday. and Son Funeral Home, Adel- Refuses To in this area were acquainted with CLERMONT, Fla. — Frank M. THOMAS TANTHXO need for constructing shelters in cuss the school curriculum, and Kenneth Treiber. Rlverview Hospital phia. Rev. Bernard Garlick, rec- questions from the floor will be Sherry, 69, died her* Tuesday al or of St. Peters Episcopal new and old homes and buildings Harry Beiswenger, Oceanport, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Strauch, the Clermont Hospital. MORGANVILLE — - Thomas Name Bosses he said. answered. The 1961-62 program :hurch,. Freehold, will officiate. Tantillo, 75, of MarlborS St., will be presented, along with pro- who died Aug. 5, left his estate 7«B Manning PL, Keansburg, Mr. Sherry was born in Jersey 3urial will be in Adelphia Ceme- HOLMDEL — Township Com' "The CD crew out of the Air to his son, John Beiswenger. twin boys, today. City. He lived here IS years, for- died Tuesday in Monmouth Med- Raid Warden and Aircraft'Spotter posed school functions and the ery. ical Center after a brief illness. mitteeman Edwin Liebenow re- budget. , Martha E. Deane, Long Branch, Patterson Army Hospital merly residing In Long Branch, fused yesterday to name the three services after World War II," he who died May 30, left her estate N.J. Born in Sicily. Mr. Tantillo had Fort Monmouth FRED NICHOLS political bosses that he charges said. "It has been in continuous to her children, Laura and James Sgt. First Class and Mrs. Da- He was a member of the Red lived here three years. H» was run the township. operation since, thanks to the Deane. vid E. Allfrey, 24 Montana Ave. Bank Elks. Mr. Sherry, was em- ASBURY PAARK-Fred Nich a former New York City resi- Mr. Liebenow, in a running feud time and effort given by its vol-Jail Inmate ployed as an accountant. He was ls, 35, of 135 Atkins Ave., died dent. unteers," he pointed out. The or- Mildred Sullivan, Little Silver, Port Monmouth, son^ Tuesday. with Ernest E. Peseux, Republi- who died Aug. 4, and Ella A. Navy Lt. and Mrs. Thomas a veteran of World War I, Tuesday at Fitkin Hospital after Mr. Tantillo was a member of can candidate for the governing ganization has a volunteer Surviving are his wife, Mn, brief illness. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Key- strength of 80 members. Pitt, Freehold Township, who died F. Harrigan, Jr., Naval Ammu- body hag charged that "the three Flees Work Aug. 20, left their estates to their nition Depot,' Earle, son, Ties Mary T. Sherry; four daughters, He was born in Red Bank and port. bosses" control the town. Staff members and their as- respective husbands. day. Mrs. Frances S. Huhn of Little Ived in this area all his lite. He is survived by his wife, Defeated by Mr. Peseux in a signments are Police Chief Carl Silver, Mrs. Mary Jane Noah of H« is survived by his" wife, Mrs. Frances Carllsi Tantillo, and Jakubecy, deputy director; Frank Detail Andrew Citarella, Red Bank, First Lt. and Mrs. Elwin J, primary bid for the party's nom- FREEHOLD — A man serving who died Sept 3; Harry P. Den Buchanan, Jr., 285 Spring St., Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. Patricia Mrs. Ruby Nichols *nd daughter, a son, John A, Tantillo, both of ination, Mr. Liebenow is now Kaiser, administration; Miss Willard of this nlace, and Mrs. this place. Eileen Butler, secretary: Ray- six months in the county jail for nis, Long Branch, who died May Red Bank, son, Tuesday. Ruby Elaine Nichols, both at head of an Independent GOP club. assault and battery walked away 13; Herman Ludwig, Long Airman Second, Class and Mrs.Kathleen Thomson of Colts Neck, home; one brother, James Nich- The funeral will be tomorrow He hu charged that Mr. Peseux mond McCue, police; John P. and 10 grandchildren. Mulvihill, Jr., fire; James R from a detail at the county wel- Branch, who died Sept. 1, and Albert A. Reynolds, 132 Ocean ls, and one sister, Mrs. Eliza- at 9:30 a.m. from Bedle Funeral ' Is a "tool of the bosses" and is 'are home yesterday and escaped Julius Jacobs, Long Branch. »*o Ave., Monmouth Beach, daugh- Services will be held h«r« to- eth Randolph, both of Red Home, Keyport, to St. Joseph's (heir hand-picked candidate. Acker, first aid; Fr«d H. Elkins, ter, Tuesday. morrow. warden chief; Dr. John B An alarm has been Issued for died Aug. 26, left their estates Bank. Church, where Rev. Cornelius 3. Mr. Liebenow said his remarks to their respective wives. Specialist Fourth Class and Kane,, pastor, will offer high Movelle, medical; Mrs. Rita Dal Varnell Johnson, 24, a laborer Outfielder Jim Mooring led the The funeral will be Saturday. were aimed at the rank and file ton, nursing; Mrs. Gloria Morton, Mrs. Anthony R. Piccoli, 78 Val- requiem mass at 10 a.m. Burial of the GOP "who know full well from Florida. Johnson was sent ley Ave., Highlands, daughter, University of North Carolina TThhe F . Leoe n Harris funeral welfare; Henry Labrecque, en to jail from Millstone Township No problem finding tenants y f will b» in Resurrection Cemetery, who the three bosses are." gineering; George Sherman, when you advertise The Register Tuesday. baseball team In hitting with home. Is In charge of arrange- New Brunswick. The commltteeman restated Sept. 11. 427 mark this spring. transportation; Waldron F. Ken- His escape Is the third since his view that Mr. Peseux, a for-nison, communication; William mer township committeeman, had county Jail inmates began doing Nye, radiological, and Philip B. work at the welfare home in never offered a constructive pro Coan, public relations. gram while in office. 1959. The other two men were He charged that It was Mr. caught and returned to jail. Peseux who refused to go along A spokesman at the jail said with a proposal to have town- New Jersey Johnson was in a group of seven - ship meetings held at night, re- or eight men assigned to work fused to take affirmative action at the welfare home. When to have the builders of Old Manor News Briefs mm in charge of the detail repair the brook there, and never By The Associated Press checked about 3:45 p.m., he offered anything more than an TOMS RIVER — Ocean County found that Johnson had fled. occasional "second" to a propos Freeholder A. Paul King has sug- The alarm issued over the coun- al of the governing body. gested that central New Jersey ty radio described Johnson as a Mr. Liebenow charged that Mr. counties group together to build Negro, S-feet 10 inches tall; 163 Peseux was the "weakest candi- a new Jet port In the pine bar- pounds; brown eyes and black date" th» Regular Republican rens or Burlington and Ocean hair. He was last sen wearing Club has proposed In a decade. counties. H« said such a move dungarees and a shirt. would bypass the Port of New York Authority which has pro- Weather posed a jetport in Morris County, Syria New Jersey-Mostry fair today over the protests of Morris coun- (Continued) with high in th» 70* but chance ty residents, King said that a of a brief shower late today. $200 million airfield could be ments can come only by Fair and cooler tonight with low built by creation of a "two oror air. b the 50s with some 40s in the three or five-county agency." Hi 'Serious Thrtaf northwest To- said Burlington, Ocean, Camden In a broadcast to tht people, morrow fair Monmouth and Atlantic countiei Nasser called the uprising the wit. wNihr and cooler with should conduct feasibility studie. most serious threat since the high about 70. to determine if airlines would usi Suez invasion by the French MARINE and British In 195S. Cape May to a jetport 60 miles from New York City. Rebel communiques were is- Block Island: sued in the name of the "Higher West to south- ELIZABETH — The Patrol- Arab Revolutionary Command o west winds to- he Armed Forces." They said day with man's Benevolent Association has filed another suit against the "struggling Arab people in speeds about 10 Egypt and Syria, backed by the knots shirting police director Rolf T. Harbor. Filed in Superior Court, it asks Arab army in both regions, has t a northwest undertaken an organized Arab late today and tonight with ve- the court to rule unconstitu revolutionary move to eradicate locities picking up to 10 to IS tlona] a directive by Harbor deviation from the right path knots. Northwest winds Friday that bans policemen from all and deviators and those who hi about 10 knots. Visibility 5 miles political activity except voting. sacred Arab unity in the heart.' or more except tower early this Last week the PBA had filed • complaint In court protest' One rebel broadcast declared: morning. Fair weather but "The army Is In full control, diance of a passing shower late Ing a ruling by Harbor tavolv. Ing working hours. and it will maintain the safety today. of all Egyptians in Syrian ter- TIDES ritory.'" (Sandy Hoot) WAYNE TOWNSHIP - A 2ft Today — High 11:50 p.m., low One communique charged "The month-old child died last nigh ruling clique shoved aside unity 8:51 p.m. after a bad made out of a cai Friday - High 1J:14 p.m. andseat collapsed on her, Joan Gon and antagonized sister Arab na- low 5:56 a.m. and 6:42 p.m. uler, 61 Greenwood Ave., wai tions against Arab unity." (For Red Bank and Rumson dead on arrival at Chilian Mem- Moves Corps Bridge add two hours; Sea orial Hospital in Pompton Plains Nasser declared that he had Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long An autopsy was to be performed ordered the Syrian 1st Arm; Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- today to' determine the exact Corps to march on Damascus lands Bridge add 40 minutes). cause of death. and wipe out the revolt, CHICAGO (AP) - It was a Nasser said the rebels hai frosty morning across broad NEWARK -College enroll occupied Damascus Radio and areas in the north central re ments are increasing but so I: surrounded the army headquar- gion today as a Jarge batch of the quality of students. That i ters In the Syrian capital. raid air spread across the na-the opinion of Dr. Mason W. Calling the rebellion "a blow tion's midsection. Gross, president of Rutgers Uni- against Arab unity," Nasser de- Temperatures dropped Into the versity. He spoke at a convoca- clared: JOs and 30s in the northern tion yesterday opening the aca "It is impossible that I could plains and eastward Into the demlc year for Rutgers Colleges join the enemies of nationalism upper Great Lakes region. They in Newark. Gross reported thai and announce the dissolution of moderated into the 40s and 50sone of the reactions In New Jer-the United Arab Republic." through the Central Plains, cen- sey is that maybe too man Cairo was outwardly calm as tral sections of the Midwest and people are going to college. "Thi Nasser took to the radio. Egyp- northeastward into New England. tians were caught by surprise, Snow flurries flecked the north- is not a greater mass of people seeking to go to college," h however. ern shoreline of Lake Superior The resignation of Serraj as In upper Michigan. said." It means the opportunit provided for students with real a UAR vice president had been Readings also were in the 30sability is being picked up." covered only In routine fashion and 40s in the northern Rockies by the Egyptian press with no and in the 50s alonp the West indication of a serious rift in thi Coast. But fairly mild weather NEWPORT — President Ken- government ranks. was reported In most other sec- nedy has signed a bill to permit Until the recent government tions of the country, with marks the adopted daughter of a shakeup, Serral remained largely In the 80s in the southwest desert Clark, N, J., couple to enter in charge of Syrian administra- you'll acclaim our sensational low prices! region and southern Florida. this country from Poland. Mr. tion. They were in the BO-70 degree and Mrs. George Terpak Jr., The order to leave Syria and range in the Texas-Oklahoma re- adopted the girl, Maria Trela go to Cairo as vice president gion eastward to the Atlantic Terpak, II, on AprU 4, 1960. was contrary to his wishes. Hi \ Coast. A cousin of Mrs. Terpak's she wanted to retain executive pow- There were several wet spots resides now with her parents er in the northern region of the THE SUITS during the night and morning. in Poland. Terpak Is vice presi- UAR Cairo informants said. THE COATS Thunderstorms broke out In north dent of an Elizabeth, N.J., firm Cairo sources insisted Serraj Boxy jacket tops a 95 central Texas, Oklahoma and (Chemsol, Inc.) was not the mastermind of the Sleek, chic all wool slender-slim skirt. eastward into Arkansas and military coup. However, these with novelty stitched Louisiana. MOUNT HOLLY — The newly sources added that undoubtedly Of long-wearing Nearly Vf, inches ol Tain • elected jctate commander of the he had connived in the move- special detailing in the backl drenched Ardmore, Ok'a., in jj .T. American LeRion wants le- ment. They said that eight other reprocessed wool and purchase! 23.95 six-hour period and nearly jgionairei to support the $40 mil-officers are leading the coup and nylon, Sizes 8 to 18, Rustling taffeta Inches doused Monroe, La. Show-!lion institutional bond issue to that the plotters had been a lining. Sues 8 to 16. ers fe!) in the Pacific Northwest•D* decided in a statewide refer- work for two or three months. entiuln Nov 7 while fog and cloudy wealiierl - - State Commanderj : .. • •• - shrouded areas In the Middle At- Murrell Woolman of Mount Holly ling on an "interim plan" to close tun laMM Is ih«w country of origin. lantic stales northward throuf>hjs>'d yesterday "the bond issuejGlenfield Junior High School by the Appalachians into northern'"' possible expansion of next fall and temporarily place New Englandg , ,th,Soldierse ' Home in Menlo its students in other schools. This Skies were clear to partlyPark, modernization and improve- USE OUR CONVENIENT was disclosed byy Ihe Board of cloudy in other parts of e|ment» at the Vineland Soldiers' JHome, and more adequate care Education which said It Is "con LA YA WAY PL AN... country. vinced that four junior high Some early morning rpporls:!"' the retarded and mentally schools are too many for Mont- New York 65, partly cloudy; Chi- flicted children of our state." clair." Parents of the predoml NO EXTRA CHARGE cago 44, clear; Boston 60, clear;, nantly Negro school picketed the Washington 61, clear; Atlanta 65, IRVINGTON - Dr. Nicholas building when school opened and clear; Miami 78, dear; Louis- A. Antonkis of Newark was organized a student boycott to Our new salesroom ville 58, cloudy; Detroit 50, clear; elected president ol the New force the board to close the junior St. Louis 55, partly cloudy; Min- Jersey Heart Association at the high school section of Glenfield. neapolis 35, clear; Kansas City group's annual meeting last It is alto used as a grade school. in Ream burg 48, clear; Denver 39, clear; Dal- ROUTE 36 ON MAIN ST. night. He succeeds Dr. Henry las 75, clear; Phoenix 68, clear; L. Drenzer of Trenton, presl. Colorado State's Bears have Seattle 55, rain; San Francisco dent for the past two years. won the Rocky Mountain Confer' 90, rain; Los Angeles 63, clear; ence baseball title 19 straight Plenty of fre* Parking Anchorage 45, cloudy; Honolulu M0NTCU1R — Montclalr times, they had a 25-5 record efso In ASBURY PARK 79, partly cloudy. School administrators are work-this spring. loute 35 at Aibury Park Traffic Circle at both location*) RED BANK KEGISTEB Tbarwity, Sept. 28,1961—» Successful Investing Political Scene Newly Retired Couple Find It Moody Asks Roberts Necessary to Sell Stocks By ROGER L SPEAR To Resign Position Q.—"We are a newly relirei Q.-"I bought 100 shares ofl MIDDLETOWN — Political| Mr. Carton disputed this. He couple with an income ol $3,000, Boston Capital at 29 and the stock campaigning got into full swing said the state official's statement of which $2,000 comes front has fallen ever since. Should I here last night and it appears was made in answer to an in- well-diversified list of common take my loss and learn a les- that conflict of interest charges formal query, and was not a for- stocks. We find that we shal son?" L.T. again will be made a major point mal ruling. have to sell A.—Boston Capital had a sharp of Issue. He went on to say that U the t'' few share run-up and you had the misfor- Earl Moody, Democratic can- state Supreme Court issued a each year t tune to get in just when the didate for the Township Commit- formal ruling to the effect that supplement our shares were topping out, How- tee, appeared before the govern- Mr. Roberts was in conflict of income. Whicl ever, this purchase may still work ing body last night to charge interest, "we would drop pie issues shouli out satisfactorily, although it Howard W. Roberts, township posts." t we sell initial may take a while for it to do so. clerk, with conflict of interest, Jy — the lami You have already [earned a les- Mr. Moody cautioned that and said the committee should ducks or thi son. I advise you io hold. someone might take the question force Mr. Roberts to crop all blue chips sue! (Mr. Spear can not answer all; to court and that the taxpayer other municipal and county po- ai American 'mail personally, but wil] answer would be saddled with the ex- sitions which might conflict with pense of defending Mr. Roberts' Tele phone, all questions possible in his his township post. position. SPEAR Procter column.) Gamble, and Federated Depart- Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., town- Challenges ment Stores, which have all made ship attorney and a member of Not so said Mr. Carton, ; |ood gains for us?" J.M. Research the law firm of Rooerts, Pills-, I will pay for the defense out A.—I think that you should first bury and Carton, Immediately •„, my own pocket... (Continued) sprang to tell the lame ducks. We all liki MORNING COFFEE in Little Silver started Republican the defense of the | ,,r challenge anyone to point to to take profits but would rathe; than three million fish in Just one gubernatorial candidate Jamst P. Mitchell's four of clerk and denied the charges. conflict in any case where I have day off Long Island two yean MITCHELL MAID — Pamela Hendricks of Front St., "Before we are convicted by sot sell th» bad onei, which ii the Monmouth County yesterday. Mrs. Charles W. Ste- acted as an attorney. The charg- tame u admitting that we madi ago. Similar statistics are avail- River Plaza, one of the Minute Maidi for Mitchell, pins a judge and jury by character es are nothing more than . an a mistake, able from all parts of the nation. a Mitchell for Govarnor button on lapel of Shrewsbury's phens, left, greets Mr. and Mn. Mitchell at the door of assassination," said Mr. Carton, imputation of my character.. Both California and Florida, for Your blue chips have done we! Civic Association headquarters. The coffee hour was "let me point out that these "I am chagrined," said Mr. instance, depend upon deep lea Mayor Jamei W. Bly prior to last night's dinner in for you. They are bound to dip charges are brought against us Carton, "that Mr. Moody would sports fishing for a major part of sponsored by ths Little Silver Republican Women. for political ferment and will die from time to time, but their long- Shadowbroolc. The interested onlooker Is James P. stoop so low and resort to such term trend, in my opinion, their annual Incomes. New Jer- Mitchell of Little Silver, Republican candidate for gov- after the election. sey fishing places are,famous department. He was a research malicious charges. I don't think definitely upward. ernor. Three-Page letter he drafted that letter." However, the lams ducks are throughout the nation. Bell Promoted chemist for the Jefferson Chemi- Mr. Moody, in a three-page let- "The projections, like most pro- cal Co., a joint venture of Cyana- Mr. Moody said he drafted the by no means in the same cate- ter read to the committee, said letter. jections these days, are stagger- mid and Texaco, Inc., before en- gory. Unless you can see ampli he "felt obliged to ask publicly why Now? reason for a comeback, I recom- ing. The Branch of Fishery Rev\Mitchell Fingerprint By Gyanamid tering market research work that the committee investigate mend that these stocks be the search tells us that we shall here. and take appropriate action on Township Commftteeman J. (Continued) NEW YORK - Dr. John B. tint to go. Taxwise this pro- have two salt water anglers for Chairman of the publication the • grounds, that _Mr^ Roberts Crawford Compton asked Mr. Bell, Jr., 1 Westwood Ct, Little cedure will also be advantageous, every present one-by—1976 and administration for failure to a committee of tha Chemical-Mar' and his firm hold numecous pub- Moody why he had not raised the Plan Set In — Silver, has been appointed assist- line* it will permit you to write 4 '/4 for every one by the torn tack problems realistically an ket Research Association, a mem lic offices which »re incompat- issue in February instead of now ant manager of the market re- off losses now but defer paymeni Uf the century. How much more called selection of his opponen ber of the executive committee ible. at election time. search department of American of the capital gaini levy until a evidence do we need of the.re- the product of a discussion In Long Branch of the chemical marketing and Mr. Moody replied that the Cyanamid Co., it was announced The candidate cited the facts later date. search to increase present pro- room filled with smoke, am economics division ot the Ameri- charges were valid now or at LONG BRANCH — Joseph F. yesterday. that Mr. Roberts is clerk, Mr. Americas Telephone, Procter & ductivity? bosses from Essex and Hudson; Emmonj, director of this city's can Chemical Society, he was any other time. . • r Carton is township attorney and Gamble, and Federated Depart- Must Do More Counties. office of Civil Defense and Dis- once the secretary of that that members of the firm served Said Mayor John T. Lawley, ment Stores are all top quality "And so we have this labora- •Uncommitted' aster Control, said yesterday ciety's central Texas section. as municipal counsel In Holm- Jr., "I question the amount of conflict of Interest where you stocks. In your portion, I would tory here today and other pro- "I enter this race uncommit- plans are ready to fingerprint del, Keyport. Highlands, Little have men of honesty and integ- stick with them as long as I poj to anyone," he said daring every pupil in the public and pa- Silver and Eatontown. rity." slbly could. marine game fish research pro- rochial schools here. Handbag He also cited that Mr. Roberts gram. Perhaps we must do more tors, should he win the election Deputy Police Chief C. Carroll is county counsel. in this area, but at least we have Speaking for local participate, Green and Jerry Palaia, grade Mr. Moody said that because of Kinaszcyuk Plead* started. Our resources will be Returned in local government, Mr. Mitch- school principal, will direct the these facts, Mr. Roberts could Market Has protected if citizens and their jell warned that the responsibil- program. A duplicate set of prints GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) -! not properly represent the town- Guilty to Charges government will work together In- Whoever stole that handbag from ities shirked on the municipal will be sent to the non-criminal ship In disputes and negotiations FREEHOLD - Joseph Kin- elligently in future years. division of the Federal Bureau former President Eisenhower's Best Rally and county levels will be picked with other municipalities where aszcyuk, 21, of Broad St., Eaton- "The lesson to be learned from of Investigation at Washington, daughter-in-law had a second up in Washington and Trenton his firm provided legal counsel town, pleaded guilty yesterday this research center shouldn't be for use in its index system. thought or two. "The best state government I; to that government. before County Judge Edward J. In 2 Weeks lost on this nation. In Tuesday's mail, Mrs. John [the least government," Mr. Mitch Mr. Emmons and George Vo- "No man can serve two mas-Ascher to charges of breaking NEW YORK (AP) - The stock "If we're willing to face up to gel, deputy CDDC director, havej Eisenhower received her credit ell said. ters," he said, "and these con- and entering and grand larceny. market mounted Its best rally in the fact that some resources of advised Mr. Palaia they will cer- cards, driver's license and an an- In his luncheon talk, Mr. Mitch- flicts are real and not Imagined. According to Assistant Prone- (bout two weeks in moderate he ocean can be exhausted if tify such equipment as a power cient Greek coin, a memento of; ell pledged his efforts to maki "Public confidence is • under- cutor Solomon Lautman, Kin- trading yesterday. we permit them to be, we should generator and medical supplies, her trip to Europe with her fa- the state's school system "sec- mined by divided loyalties and Motors, chemicali, electrical become more actively aware, too, asked by the high school, as es- ther-in-law when he was Presi- aszcyuk broke into the Coast ond to none In the nation," bui free processes of government are equipments, aircraft!, electronics of other dangers. sential so that matching funds dent. >«i Lane Bowling Alley, Long warned that "quality education frustrated," he added. and other "growth" stocks led "We who live in metropolitan for their purchase may be ob-| But she did not get back a Branch, Dec. 15. and stole $600, iwill not be cheap." Union Beach Dispute in the advance. areas, for instance, should at tained. Mr. Vogel said he has pearl necklace with an emerald, and also broke into ihu following places: Shadow Isle Farm, owned Montgomery Ward leaped to this moment he downright He said that the solution to assurances from the county Red clasp. "» He pointed to the dispute In by Armand Hammer, Rt. 537, the unaccustomed place of most alarmed about the loss of open school problems can not be de- Cross Chapter at Shrewsbury that A. thief took the handbag from Union Beach involving Alfred T. Atlantic Township, Aug. 21: the active stocks, dropping '/i to : land within the strips of inten- veloped out of context with the it will step in with supplies in a Dr. John B. Bell, Jr. Mrs. Eisenhower in a New York Hennessy. holding both the Bor- Las Vegas Motel, Eatontown, on 190,000 shares. Interstate De- sive urban and suburban develop- state's tax program. A modern, natural emergency. store last Saturday. ough clerk and attorney posts. efficient tax system will be need- Mr. Moody (aid the administra- Sept. 2, and Baron's Motor partment Stores was third most ment that extend for hundreds of But Mr. Vogel has cautioner] Dr. Bell, who succeeds the new- ed to finance first-class education! ly appointed department mana- No problem finding tenants tor of the courts said there was Court, Eatontown, Sept. 2. active, falling 4>/4 to WA on miles from city to city In several :hat families should not expect here, he asserted. a conflict and that Mr. Hennessy 73,600 shares. regions of our nation. the Red Cross to stock home ihel- ger- was super- when you advertise The Register Kinaszcyuk will be sentenced could not hold both ]ob». General Motors was the second "Do we settle for a landscape Wants Tax Overhaul ters with food in thg event of an visor of market surveys for the way.—Advertisement. Oct. 27. most active~jasue, rising V/t to, I housing developments _.with Charging the state is long enemy attack. 49% on 75,708 shares. postage-stamp-siie back yards overdue for a tax overhaul, Mr. Mr. Emmons said it will be up Fourth in volume was Transi and no real space for recreation Mitchell described the evolution to the city government to declare - tron, recouping 1<£ at 18%, and and for nature and conservation of the present program as a an emergency before Civil De- fifth was Ford, up V/, it 104. preserves? Or do we insist that 'year-by-year patchwork." fense volunteers act. THEYJREJIER American Telephone was upwe will build an urban America The candidate said that ou: V/t, Douglas Aircraft, up 2<4 andwith well planned breathing economic growth in the pasl Goodyear, up \\. spaces and a better pattern for eight years has not kept pace International Business Machines living? with our population increase ani Market rebounded 13 points from recent Federal Aid called for promotion of economi (Continued) losses, Beckraan Instruments "Fortunately Congress acted and industrial growth to provide: mlttee for the Presevatlon of Sil- ty , Tens Instruments f% and his year with the beginnings of t sound industry, well-paid jobs, a verwhite Gardens and Vicinity. Litton Industries % i grant program to help muni- healthy economic climate and ad- They claim the market would Lehn & Fink advanced 2%. ipalities and other units of gov- ditional reliable tax revenue. jeopardize the value of their Revlon, was up % mment to set aside such land. "This," he added, "would pro- homes, create traffic bazardi and Pfizer gained 1%, Lorlllard \% Secretary Udall has spoken up vide a partial answer to some ol cheapen the area. Texaco V/t, Aluminum Ltd. 1 and gain and again to warn against our school needs, but it is by no Amerada advanced 3 points. jermanent loss of such property. "We think the rights of the 1 means the complete answer. people, who chose to live in this The Dow Jones industrial aver- And, in New Jersey, we'll have a Fast-growing districts are dis- age advanced to 701.13. chance to vote in November on section because of Its quiet and criminated against under the attractiv— ••'• e character• , are being Or 1,243 issues traded, 693 ad-a Green Acres program. present state aid formula. They violated," a committee vanced and 330 declined. New "All this is encouraging, but flyer require specific programs." reads. Wghs for the year totaled 16 andj much more must be done to build new lows 33. a new kind of nation-a nation In Committee's View Volume was 3.44 million shares which the overwhelming majority State Employees Savings on taxes because a compared with 3.32 million Tuei now live in metropolitan areas, new ratable Is brought to the day. a nation in which nine out ol borough will be insignificant com- Yesterday's Closing Stocks: every 10 will live. In metropolitan Get Medical Plan pared to the loss in the value of, rivate properties, the commit- ACT M MH II-T-B Ckt Brk 20' areas within 40 years, TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob- Aduni Sa 28 Martin Co fulness that goes into, say, the ;roup's attorney is preparing a Am Tab W Mfrck now make state service more Am VIKOM 08 MOU building of a small Japanese gar- ietition asking council to veto Amp Inn 2{ attractive to potential employees. Minn Mill den. he proposed ordinance. Anaconda BO Mo P»c \ The contract which becomes He accused the council and ATOM) 811 71',. Mont Ward 'A nation that has always Armour * Co 43% Nat tllsc effective Oct. 1 is financed by a wrough officials of being unco- Armtt Ck IV Nat Dairy looked toward far frontiers for $2 million appropriation in the Aahl on 2< Nat n»llll new development can find, right operative In the matter, and in- Alelilion 26' Nal Oypn current state budget. Atl Rtlln 50 Nat Hlffl in its most crowded regions, new dicated the zoning proposal Avco Corp 23 Also signing the contract were NY Cenlml frontiers for better and more en- ould have political implications. Bibcock A W 42' Nla M P« Kenneth C. Foster, vice president Stld Lima 15''. No Am Av joyablo living. "I attended the council meet- B>lt 4 Oh 29M. Nor Piie of the Prudential Insurance Co.; 4»K Nnflt Alrlln ng (Sept. 13) and council mem- ell * ISO Norwich rh Duane C. Minard Jr., president of Stoulht Ohio Oil ers told me they had no knowl- f»!h Btee! m Oulb Slur the N. J. Blue Cross Plan; Dr. edge of the proposal," he iald. BoAInI g Owjn, III Ol 91 Egg Market Royal A. Schaaf, president of the Borden Pan A W Air 18 After I left with the imprejsion Borg Warn Param Plct 5H N.J. Blue Shield; and Mrs, Kath- everything was wrapped Bnmiwlck MH Penniw, Jf! 4R NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- Bu» Erie Pa PwftLt 32' arine E. White, acting state ouncll introduced the zoning Butom Wholesale egg offerings adequate Curl tar! pa nn w treasurer. amendment," he said. Cut, JI Mi Pepal Cola 61' on large; ample on mediums and Cater Tr&o MS Phil El 31'i more than ample on smaller sizes. Celantae Phlll Pet 52»; Chei * Oil 31% Pit Steel Demand good on mediums and Chrjriler sty Pub Bv E*O SKIet Svc 65' Pullman fair on balance yesterday, Coca Cola 00% Puro Oil New York spot quotations fol Coif Palm 91" RCA TELEPHONE SALES Gel full-time economy that Colura Gaa «'i rtearllnr Ho low; Coml Solv 2SH Kepim stl Con Edit ?<* Revlon Mixed Colors Cont Can ««yn Mft Extras (47 lbs. mih.) 45-46; ex only starts with Ford's lourprtce Corn Prt Hey Tob Crown Bell Roll Vulton ras medium (40 lbs. average) MALE and FEMALE Oruo fill 57\ Coma In and meet th» trucks that mak* Curtlia Wr B: Jns Lr-iol 32-33; smalls (35 lbs. average) wfMwCamiriniOiMripomilvuFcflfli Cat * Knit St Ker Pup laving money a lull-time builneit... naw MW khhwiy tracton lupwb pffhfflMinr (QCWI Dent Bup fl Bi^ara Jtoob ^-20^; standards 37-3814; Ford Trucks TOT '(2. In a selection ol over too up to 76,(00 ID.) Doug Alre Shell Oil NEW Sinclair checks 26-27J4. EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT new models, there'* a truck that can save Dow Chem • NM HI Sh kt M Mttuu olfart V huvy-duty Eu Pont 80H Smith. AO money on your lob, whatever your job I They Bocnnv Whites •fi|lm lutum, loni-ttrm nllibllitir, iccnomj I Suq Lt 225 NOT ESSENTIAL keep saving mllo altar mil*, load after load, Xaat Kod 3-atyMp (Wat Ford StyMdl 111 13-35; smalls (3G lbs. average) EARN WHILE YOU LEARN us show you how. Check out tha tacts, work Plckupi axtri ilrtnjlh, otii upacityl 1| a* !Jn Pic [op quality (47 lbs, min.) 47-48^; GUARANTEED BASE I"ORD TRUCKS O;n Tlr» Tnlt Alrc Glllettd 4911 InltM Cp mediums (41 lbs. average) 32-34; (lien AM v Morning or Evening Hours Arranged SEE THEM NOW! COST LESS i i '" lAma imalls (38 lb«. average) 19^-2,1; aoodrlch -For Your Convenience. - $tnmi,.,Unlnmnowon\ n peewees 15-10. FOR'62 ye I.1O >B Bmelt iii clrace A Co 7O>, '8 Btrsl m A*P esi 'an AI mi ITS REALLY LAW . oreylirtunA 2I]4 Walworlli Oiilt oil :m Warn II P|o BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)-Wnen PHONE SH 1-2267 Ilimmpr Pap M ' I'll Tel Hero rdr 1W4 x m caught by John Law on the Buf- MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY III Cent lt% Wlilto Mot ralo Dlviilon of the New York Int But Men »K> Vootwulli /0i00 A.M. TO 12 NOON - 4:00 TO 8:00 P.M. lnt Harv MH "tint Bh*T itate Thruway, It's no Joke. 90 Monmouth Street SHadyside 1-6000 Tnl Nli-k W* That's his name — Trooper John MONDAY TO FRIDAY Red Bank Int Tapir 33tt Jrit JeUTfl SKj law of tho State Police.

!.!• RED BA.MC REGISTER 4—Hiundiy, Sept. 28, 1961City CouncilRefusesNon-Partisan i - • t •.. • « Study Group Today,seethenew '•i To Agree to Code Seeks Votes LONG BRANCH - City Council One-Hour Hearing OCEAN TOWNSHIP - An In. stripped gears Tuesday night try- Though the hearing consumed tensive study of Ocean Town ing to get its new municipal gov- an hour, after the 40-minute read- ship's local government 1$ essen ernment into high speed. ing of the 40-page document, no tial to assure orderly municipal By a 5 to 4 vote, after two vital questions were raised. City growth, Dr. Franz Husserl de- hours of preliminary bickering, Manager Richard J. Bowen an- VALIANT clared Tuesday night. extended official reading, and swered most inquiries. In fact, inconsequential public discussion, the speakers in favor of adopting Dr. Husserl, an Asbury Park council turned down a proposed the code outnumbered the critics. physician ind child psychiatrist for'62... featuring the exciting new Signet 200 administrative—or basic, opera- Suddenly, no one else wanted is a member of the Non-Fertisan ting—Code which jt had been pre- to talk—it was then midnight— Charter Study Group, which paring since taking office July 1 and a vote was ctilled. None of seeks election Nov. 7. the councilmen asked for debate He spoke at a meeting at the The code is the thing required home of David Resnikoff, 268 by law to legally create all of' and the poll was quickly com- pleted. Berger Ave., Elberon Park, an fices, boards, commissions, etc., attorney and member of the and define their responsibilities Mayor McClintock was Irate He announced he was due in Bur group. and obligations. Other Non-Partisan Candidates : Technically, no public positions lington, Vt., In the early morning on private business and would are Richard V. McEvilly, an as have existed in the city since leave immediately. sistant copy cutter with the New the council took over from the York Daily News; Nicholas J. old board of commissioners. But Mayor Takes Off Defino, district credit manager things have been moving along "Good night," he said, i of the United State Steel Co., and under prior, if illegal, procedure. stalked off the podium. Deputy Harold J. Postel, who is associ- Salaries and bills have been paid; Mayor Marks took over. ated with the General Adjustment services have been provided. Just before the mayor de- Bureau, Asbury Park. Sudden Rejection parted, Mr. Bowen announced to the board his wife was in a hos- Dr. Husserl and Mr. McEvil. The code was rejected sudden- Dital at Levlttown, Pa., where ly are Republicans, Mr.' Resnl- ly by the close vote, without dis- he lives, that she was in serious koff, Mr. Definoa and Mr. Postel cussion. Mayor Thomas L. Me- condition, and that he had to are Independent Democrats. Clintock and Councilmen Milton leave immediately. "I've sweated "An effective study of our F. Untermeyer, Alexander Vine it out for six hours and now I local government requires an burg and Lucy Wilson favored must go," he exclaimed. objective, non - partisan ap- adoption, but Edward L. Dink Meanwhile, Councilman Unter- proach," said Dr. Husserl. elspiel, Carlton Van Brunt, Sam meyer, who represents the Firs "That's why we have tried 'o uel Marks, Walton Fisher and Ward, also took leave. But he obtain as wide a spectrum of For wall*, woodwork, cab- Vincent Ronca voted "no." didn't make any speech. political allegiance on our ticket, ined, furniture. Quick dry- Earlier Mayor McClintock and Defeat of the administrative as possible." ing, scrubbable in high Mr. Untermeyer had clashed code means that it must be re- sharply with Mr. Dinkelspiel. The drafted, readvertised—at a cost glon, lemi-glou and egg latter said there were several of nearly $500—and submitted for STYLE LEADER OF THE COMPACTS shell luilre finishes. changes in detail needed and that another public hearing and vote Union Beach the code should be perfected be- by the council. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Decker Above and right: the Valiant r fore adoption. His foes claimed Yorba Linda, Calif., former bor- Signet 200 displays its distinc- KIMMERLE the code was basically satisfac- ough residents, are parents of a tively different grille, exterior tory, that it could be amended by Keqnsburg son, born Sept. 14. trim and handsome identifying majority vote of council at any medallion. PAINT time, and that the city was in The third birthday of William Fred Varlese, Fourth St., has violation of the law by functioning Brunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-been named borough chairman At left: here is the stunning without a code. liam Brunt, Jr., Ocean Ave., wasof the 1961 Boy Scout drive to he new interior trim offered you as & WALLPAPER CO. -'Mr,-Dinke!spiel sought at first celebrated Saturday.^ Present conducted in October. standard equipment inaValiant 20 White St.—fced Bank were Carol Ann, Irene and Ralph (On Parking Lot) to delay action for two weeks. Signet 200. But after City Attorney Louis Heston, Judy Mazzeo, Eugene and pie Rosary-Altar Society of Te). SH 7-1129—We Deliver Frances Bluitt, Kathleen Lough- Holy Family Catholic Church wil' Open Friday Nights 'til 9:00 Aikenj pointed out the illegality of the city's operation without a ney, Leroy Teets, Herbert Ter- hold its first meeting of the sea- code, Mr. Dinkelspiel agreed to hune, Vera Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. son tonight at 8 o'clock in the It pays to advertise in The have the code read and offered William Brunt, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.church hall. America's lowest-priced hardtop with bucket seats! for public hearing. Eugene Bluitt, Mrs. Agnes Bluitt, Register.—Advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Teets, Mrs. At a special meeting Monday Look at this sports-minded Signet half-as-often oil change, 32,000- II Vincent Mazzeo, Mrs. Ralph Hes- night of the Police Athletic Improved torsion-bar suspen- THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW I ton and Mrs. Margaret Terhune. League, held in the water works 200-just introduced! Inside, king- sion, new-design tires give Valiant mile lube cycle on major chassis building, plans were made for size bucket seats. Custom-tailored limousine-like readability—yet the points-plus Valiant's high resale the football game to be played Mrs. James Farney, Collins interior trim, The Valiant Signet Valiant keeps all the cornering value-and you see why many full- JOHN DANIELS II Ave., Port Monmouth, entertained against Rumson Saturday at 2 has just been appointed dealer for ... members of the Secret Pal Club p.m. on Memorial School field. 200 clearly says: now it's enjoy- control and finger-tip handling size car owners switch to Valiant I Sunday at the first meeting of the Opening cermonies for the first able to be economical! ease of the carefree compact it is. II season. Members exchanged gifts. home game will start at 1:30 p.m. So do yourself the favor of find- "BOTANY" 500 Present were Mrs. Clifford Ga- The firemen's bard will partici- Proof? Plenty! Start with sty!- Valiant is priced up to several ing out what a great buy Valiant is. mache, Mrs. Fred Veth, Mrs. Vin-pate and a demonstration under hundred dollars less than many Your Plymouth-Valiant dealer will the direction of Mrs. Robert Rob- Ing. Valiant has an attractively cent Calabrese, Mrs. Harold welcome you. See the style leader Cruse, Mrs. Joseph Vesper, Mrs. inson will be given by the PAL pleasing new-car personality all other compacts. Figure, in addition to low price, lower insurance rates, of the compacts! Henry Stover, Mrs. Thomas Gor- cheerleaders. its own. Here's a distinctively dif- man and Mrs. Le.ia Candelora. Fred Varlese, campaign chair- ferent automotive design origi- A fashion show will be held to- man of the Fusion Slate, an- nated by Valiant for Valiant! night at 8 30 in Leed's Hall, Mid- nounced that the second free pic- Hobody beats VALIANT for value! dletown, by the Sweet Adeline's. nic for residents of the borough QUALITY-ENGINEERED BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION , Mrs. Pat Johnson is chairman. will be held Sunday in Tetro's Ca- Dutch Maid fashions will be fea- sino, Front St., from 3 to 6 p.m. tured. Candidates Thomas Corrado, for

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R«T Btnfc Catholic dinger, Wananwssa; Mrs. Mar-lThomu J. Magner, Elberoo; John, McClean Gets Petit Tutors garet F. Egblf, Red Bank; Ar- P. Majulre. MhUtoown; taw- thur Einhorn, Farmingdale; Mrs. Mace E. Manning, Highlands; FREEHOLD — Petit Jurors for wan; Mrs. Hannah A. Buermaru Clare Elve, Highlands; Mrs. Ly- Clinton H. Matthews, Minasquin; Union Post the period beginning Monday and Red Bank; Fred C. Bunt, Jr dia M. Emmom, Asbury Park; Lester Matthews, Freehold; Don- NEW MONMOUTH - Wilfred DRIVE-IN ending Friday, Oct. 13, are: Freehold; Mrs. Lottie L. Cam: Stanley R. Fenn, Red Bank; ald Meglll, Neptune; Angelo P. IcCiean, of 69 Henry Dr., has Mrs. Joan Alexander, Neptune; bell, Shrewsbury; Mri. Anne h Henry Folger, West Long Branch; Migliira, West Long Branch; Mrs. ieen elected vice president of the BANKING Anthony J. Annecharico, Asbury Cestare, Red Bank; Mrs. Doroth Mrs. Amy A. Ford, New Shrews- Edith S. Miller, Asbury Pirk; executive board of the newly Park; Jerome Armellino, Mata- A. Chapman, Brlclle; William ( Do dl your bury; Vincent J. Forgione, West Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell, Spring lerged New Jersey State AFL- wan; Henry S. Bacon, Farming- Chatman, Matawan; Robert Lake Heights; Mrs. Florence Keansburg; Mrs. Shirley 3. Fox, 10. dale; Mrs. Lorenzo Baldwin, Bel- Clark. Red Bank; Miss Paullr West Allenhurst; Miss Dorothy D. Moersch, Sea Girt; Mrs. Clara banking from mar; Harry F. Ball, Spring Lake|S:. Cole, Shrewsbury; Michael I Frommel, Neptune; Mrs. Bessie Mousley, Brielle; Mrs. Mildred G. The announcement was made Heights; Jerome S. Baratta, LonLong|Colellag ~ , Hazlet, and Thomas Fucci, Keansburg; William A. Munsehauer, Red Bank; Eugene uesday by Charles S. Bennett, your own ear Branch; Walter Beck, Belmar; Contc, Hazlet. Ganter, Rumson; Dudley' W. Gill, N. Nagle, New Mtmmouth; Mrs. uslness agent of district V, W Stanley Bendokas, Union Beach; Harold J. Cottrell, Sea Gin Belmar; Frank E. Giuntl, Jersey- Dorothy Nelson, Keyport; Miss xnational Association of Ma- No need la wast* tint* linists and legislative director of Walter K. Benedict, Long Branch; George J. Coudrier, Red Ban) vllle; William J. Goss, Sea Girt, Lucia M. Parro, Red Bank; Al- looking for e pliee te William Black, Atlantic High- James J. Cullen, Hazlet; Williai and James P. Graham, Freehold. bert E. Patterson, Fair Haven; IB New Jersey State Council of lands; John Bohinskl, Jr., Red E. Daly, Jr., Neptune; Lester < Paul E. Graham, Neptune; Paul Arthur C. Patterson, FreehoM; [achlnists. park. Just driv* up to Mr. McClean is business man- Bank; Robert A. Bradshaw, Sea|Panlelson, Brielle; Anthony J.D Grant, Eatontown; Edwin D. Frank B. Patton, Red Bank; Har- our driv«-in teller's win- Bright; Mrs. Gladys D. Brown, Santls, Oceanport; Anthony J. D Green, Little Silver; Mrs. Sophia old Pearson, Neptune; Arnold ;er of the district office, New. Belmar; John H. Brown, Mat* Sciuloo, Keyport; Peter Droblsl Grossman, Long Branch; Walter Pepe, Hazlet; Mrs. Rose W. Reil- irk. dew and make dapoiits; ing, Englishtown; Mrs. Margaret President George Meaney in- Guest, Red Bank; Mrs. Mary K. or withdrawals. Gunther, Howell Township; Ains- Rogers, Avon, and William T. lalled Mr. McClean to the new worth J. Hague, 3d, Red Bank; Ruddy, Jr., Atlantic Highlands. lost Monday at the merger con PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Robert Hanlon, Eatontown; Mrs. Harry M. Rulick, Eatontown; ention held at the Sussex Ave- Gladys M, Hansen, Keyport; Donald Frickrt lue Armory, Newark. KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN oi : liam H. Harrison, Farmlngdale; Eugase E. Sartor, Neptune; Mrs. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - He will hold the post until the NATIONAL BANK HOTEL MINOT BUILDING. CONTENTS Donald J. Hart, Middletown; Al- Elizabeth V. ScalpaU, Oakhurst; Donald Frickel, son of Mr. and .erged group's 1964 convention. fred C. Havens, Neptune; Mrs. Henry J. Schaible, Jr., Keans- Mrs. J. F. Frickel, Barker Ave., KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT 400 Third Ave., Asbury Parfc,N. J. B.nkI"Rfcha"rdfc^ »*•. Mary" J Schanck, has entered Catholic University, Jockey Willie Shoemaker ha: Church k Cut Ave. Kings Hwy. """^Sr"*'1 Washington, D. C, as a fresh- J. Herbert, Red Bank; Mrs. won six races in one day on 78MW OS M80# SH 7-OtW man. He will major in engineer- Highest bidder on this 81 room hotel will be given four Hersh, Freehold; James R. Hicks, ix occasions. ing. Mr. Frickel was graduated months to raze the building and remove the debris from the. Union Beach; Charles R. Hill, Long Branch; Mrs. Inez M. from Red Bank Catholic High premises. Fine lot of materials can be salvaged from tfiii Manasquan; John L. S. Hines, Schldcedanz, Atlantic Highlands; School In June. four-story building. Asbury Park; Michael Homlck, Mrs. Gertrude M. Schmitt, Sea Eatontown; Cornelius D. Houra^ Girt; Mrs. Mollie J. Schneider, Sale on the premises nan, Union Beach; Robert L. In- Belmar; Walter E. Schneider. El- BRIGHT ACRE OPEN SUNDAY 8to6 p.m. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. gram, Neptune; William C. Jakes, beron; Miss Ruth J. Schwenzer, Dowstra * ACRE ONLY1 Jr., Red Bank; Joseph C. Kac- Red Bank; Mrs. Catherine Scial- 10:30 A.M. prek, Matawan; Mrs. Edith Karl, lo, Matawan; Clayton E. Shearer, Furnishings will be sold separately and comprise: Car- Clarksburg, and Richard T. Karr, Eatontown; John Sheppard, Re-elected Fair Haven. Ocean Grove; Mrs. Juanita Sick- CANADIAN PERENNIAL RYE peting, Hall Runners, Refrigerators, 10 Fire Extinguishers, les, Belford; Mrs. Stella J. Sig- James E. Kelly, Eatontown; Chlnaware, Glassware, Kitchenware, Piano Upright, Grand ler, Manasquan; Stephen A. Si- By MSA Malachi Kenney. Jr., Hazlet; PEAT MOSS CERTIFIED BLUE TAG Piano Baby,' Grand (Hardman), Gas Range and Grill 6 kora, Belmar; Russell G. Spriggs, Mrs. Joann B. Kijak, Freehold; RED BANK — At a meeting Burner (Vulcan), Gas Cabinet Baking Oven,-Steam Table, Keansburg; Mrs. Mary A. Stihl, Mrs. Marcella M. Kleva, Asbury of the broker members of the 98% Organic—Hie Best by For West Long Branch; Mr*. Winifred 99% PURITY Work Tables, Refrigerator, Two Door, Aluminum Serving Park; Charles R. Kovacs, Keans- Red Bank Area Multiple Listing 6 eu. ft. Pressure Packed Bait Trays, Beautiful-Old yictorian Wicker Rockers and Straight burg; Otto Kratochvil, Red Bank; Stanker, Keansburg; John ~jdService, Han>!d~Fr~Dowstra of Chairs, Floor to Ceiung Mlrrors~on Marble Bases, Floor Mrs. Helen Krayl, West Belmar; Stanley, Jr., Neptune, and Mrs. The Dowstra Agency, Red Bank, $ 19 Lamps, Desks, Stands, Soft Drink Dispenser, Automatic Mrs. Roilyn Kreisler, Wanamas- Gloria M. Sleek, Shrewsbury. was re-elected president of the Cash and $4 C .00 Fire Alarm System, Approximately 150' of 3" Firehose, sa; Frederick E. Kreiss, Long Mrs. Margaret E. Stephens, organization for 1962. p«r hundred Branch; Miss Dorothy M. Kud- Oceanport; Vernon Stevens, As- Carry 3 Brass valves and Nozzles, Antique Electric Fixtures, Leaded bury Park; William J. Stewart, 15 Stained Glass Windows, 6 Original Sidewall Gas Lights of rick, Morganville; Joseph Kuna, New Monmouth; Mrs. Mary L. Fair Haven, Robert C. StlUwag- 3 Lights each, Approximately 30 Dining Room Tables, Laird, Fair Haven; Mrs. Lois on, Eatontown; Miss Elizabeth J. (Square and Round), Approximately 35 Porch Rockers, 3 Landers, Bradley Beach; Mrs. Sturrock, Spring Lake Heights; 'REDWOOD CYPRESS POST 'SALTERINE Lawn Wrought Iron Planters, Safe, Billing Machinef Stand- Helen H. Langenberger, Nave- Mrs. Helen M. Sweeney, Belmar; ardj. Approximately 108 Thonet Dining Room Chairs, Elec- sink; Thomas C. Laugesen, Ea LEzra O. "niorne, Keyport; Mrs and RAIL tric Dish Washer (Jackson), Misc. Office Equipment, tontown; Lars E. Laurent, Red Dorothea Tice, Neptune; Mrs CLOSEOUT WROUGHT IRON Automatic Gas Hot Water Heater, 50 gal. capacity, (Norge), Bank; Harold Layton, Belmar; Hilda C. Tomasello, Matawan; 5' Table 9.95 1 POST, 2 RAILS This heater used only 3 months. All Blankets and Bed- Wladyslaw W. Lewandoski, Eng- Mrs. Florence E. Treadway, Rails and Post* Treated Floor Samples Freehold; Dwight L. Umstead, 54" Round Tabl* 24.88 spreads will be sold in lots of 12 each. Large quantity of lishtown; Francis H. Lloyd, Mid- wlthPENTA dletown; Miss Christine E. Long, Rumson; Robert L. VanRolen, With Barbecue, Mahogany Lobby Furniture consisting of Lounging Chairs- Hazlet; Peter W. Williams, Key- Asbury Park; Carl Loosch, Mata- Tables, Lamps-Bookcases-Tapestries, Etc. poort; Cordon P. Willits, Little Reg. 54.50. wan; Francis X. McCormlck, Silver; Richard F. Wittersein, Cosh and $ Long Branch; Edward J McGloin, Bar with 2 Steoli 34.8H Inspection date of sale 9:00 A.M. until sale time. •Neptune; Mrs. Marjorie L. Wood- Carry West Allenhurst; William R. Me- ward, Neptune; Mrs. Aileen M By Ordtr of: ANNA EPSTATION Guire, Red Bank, and Mrs. Clau- R.g. 59.50. 2 WoOff Worthington, Bradley Beach; Wal- per lMt. B. G. Coats, Auctioneer Phone KEIlogg 1-3461 dia H. McKeever, Belmar. ter F. Zaleski, Freehold; Miss and many ethtn fed. Florence Zawisza, Belmar, and George Znachko, Freehold. •SIMPLICITY 3X GRASS 4X GRASS 30th Year With WE SEED SHREWSBURY - William H. SEED Harold F. Dowitra SNO BLOWER Young of 223 Garden Rd. Tues- For N. J. Soil For H. J. SOU LAST 3 DAYS! day was presented a diamond set The Multiple Listing Service, • V/2 H. P. HEAVY DUTY emblem In recognition of his which began operations for the , Creeping Red 40% Blue 39th year with the Western Elec- first time ir. this area April 14 • 23" SWATH , Perennial Rye 40% Creeping Red tric Co. 1961, reports that in the first five ; Chewing* Fescue 15% Permlawn Fescue Mr. Young is a price special- months 279 houses have been sold ist for the firm. representing a total value of over • lbs. lbs. O.95 v EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS He is a member of FAAM $8,500,000. > $ 50 ) for 5 for O I Lodge 167, Nutley, and belongs Mr. Dowstra reports that the CUSTOM to the Stanley S. Holmes Chap- service has been well received by ter of the Telephone Pioneers of homeowners of the area, whe 239 _Arr*pHng Ontera for Nnvemhtr Dtllytry America, an organization com- find that this—service—has—hr posed of long service telephone created the efficiency with which MADE employees. property li offered for sale. 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Mercy College, founded Directors elected were Russel in 1941, is operated by the Re- Borus of the Boras Agency, Theo- SH 7-2222 ligious Sisters of Mercy and has dore Hall of Hall Brothers, and PINCH PLEATED an enrollment of about 800 young Sterling Thompso>nn of ThompsonIThompson I • 'll/WI 11/111 » ¥ nr y* ,,,,„, ,„ i/.m»n,u» , women. LINED OR UNUNED lllllfllllllll!l|L>llllllilllPUIIUIIII!ll« Draw Draperies Included I Very often our salesman & Choose from the largest va- riety of decorative drapery try on a Hickey Freeman fabrics in New Jersey. From them our workroom will suit "just for make up your draperies even though his FREE (72" or longer) . . . er beautifully custom tailored doesn't plan to spend to your specifications. You

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T»rtittr* will tmaw DOMT trit rnannemwn tmm»d!at*u of any error which may occur. No one man knows the whole story. ni> ntwit»p«r aimniaa no t.»poollbnill«» lor •taumenu 01 opinion! u> »tl»r> tfOm IU Perhaps no one will. Senator John L. BuMcrtrtios Pnrta tn iovane* On. tiar SlsOO III raontif fllnil* COCT « ccuDUr. 1 ew** mm, v 4 McClellan moaned about an electrician THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961 who made $748 in one week, which Is more than the combined salaries of Dr. Wernher von Braun and Admiral Hy- man Rickover. He failed by not naming What's the Hurry? the men who were responsible tor the BISHOP scandal. The apparent hurry shown by, the issue. Certainly, the subdivision *# It spread from Canaveral to Vandenberg Air Force some members of the Matawan; ordinance is open to interpretation Base to Warren to Offutt to Forbes. The United State* Township Planning Board at last1 on specifics. The engineer is attempt- which is now engaged in a sudden-death race with the week's meeting to push through ap- i ing, at this stage, to safeguard the Soviet Union, lost 50,000 man-days of work. lit the ;snd, the U.S. surrendered. Some day laborers drew salaries proval of the first preliminary sub- township, the board, and for that Of $500 a week; construction men, with overtime, went division map for the proposed 1,280- matter, the builder, in avoiding some to $800 a week. Electricians and plumbers drew checks house Levitt project leaves many of the potential future problems such of $900. questions unanswered. as now plague other towns in Mon- At most of the missile bases, there are between mouth County where "hurry" was Township Engineer Karl F. Heuser 20 and 35 unions working. Their men earn top wages. the by-word in mass housing con- Most of the local presidents are happy. A —at the board's request—drew up a struction. the electrical workers and the carpenters gouged the three-page list of recommendations government, which, by indirection^, If Levitt has mapped out a time is gouging for changes, additions and-eerrec- themselves. schedule which places the project on tions to the map. Jurisdictional Question a "rush" basis—this is not the faul The list was read perfunctorily— Mr. Caidin tells about an Atlas which stood on or the concern of a responsible Plan- These Day§: the pad two weeks after it was supposed to have flown. and the board promptly proceeded to ning Board. WILLIAM The reason was that when the test instruments arrived ignore it, in that a public hearing The fact that all the Levitt model at Canaveral, the engineers who were supposed to un- date for map approval was set with- The U. S. Interventions houses were nearly completed before S. WHITE crate them could not do it. The packing cases wens out definite board action in resolving made of wood. Wood comes under the jurisdiction of the firrnj?yen appliedjormallyjo the By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY any of the problems broughtrujrby WASHINGTON-President Ken the Carpenters Union. board for subdivision appears in it- nedy has deliberately moved the the engineer. Intervention has too long been the policy of the immediate focus of the cold war The carpenters were called. They arrived, took a self to be a bit presumptive, to say State Department. It has been a costly policy for thi from Berlin to Southeast Asia in look, and said they couldn't do the work because, Levitt officials have faken the a profoundly significant challenge the least. Such a procedure is with United States and has won us no friends in the world. around the wooden crates were metal bands and every- ; position that these problems, includ- to test whether the Russians are out precedent in this county. In the topsy-turvy linguistics of our era intervention in fact willing to negotiate in body knows that the metal workers have jurisdiction. ing drainage, street layout, street good faith anywhere in the world. If this has put the firm in a "bind" is called non-intervention, but nobody is mistaken as In time, the proper union showed up. They unsnapped This—at a time when much is widths, sidewalk requirements, and fof tjme jt js of Levjtt,s makjng) and to what the process is. the bands, and the crates fell apart. being said and printed on doubt Let me state it this way: the specifications for water, sewer and such a consideration should have no ful authority—is no rumor. It is Carpenters Local 1685 protested that their contract other utilities, should be resolved in United States believes in certain, spe reported here on the highest pos- had been violated. Men walked off the job.. The big place in the board's decisions on cific ideals of government and of hu- sible authority, that of the Pres- the final subdivision map rather than ident himself. Intercontinental missile sat and soaked up sun day after recommendations made by the en- man rights. The Declaration of Inde- day until the missile program was properly hamstrung. on the preliminary map. tyr. Kennedy .believes that gineer. pendence sets down in the clearest what Nikita Khrushchev is willing Then everyone went back to work. The engineer and one or two It is a waste of taxpayers' money language our philosophy of government to do—or not do—in the face of Trouble at Vandenberg the Constitution, including its numer gathering new Communist as- board members feel that some of and a great deal of time for the sault on neutral Laos may well At Vandenberg Air Force Base, the Pipefitters Un- ous amendments, reduces the philo- determine whether there is much ion protested when missile manifolds arrived fully these issues are too basic and board to employ the engineer if it SOKOLSKY sophic statement of government by real point in trying to deal with assembled. This, they said, was taking the bread out of fundamental to be left for future has no intention of acting on his pro- him over Berlin. The Berlin choice to a workable system which provides us with showdown can hardly come for their mouths, even though there was plenty of work arbitration. fessional advice—and acting before, a representative republic with numerous and specific many weeks; the Laotian (how- for all. They demanded the right to dissemble the deli- down is just over the horizon. Whether the Levitt view is tech- not after, approval of preliminary imitations upon government and with a detailed state- cate instruments, and reassemble them. nically correct or incorrect is not maps. ment of the rights of man. This form of government Inner Meaning Air Force procurement officers begged them not This Is the inner meaning of we regard as good and we strive to maintain it although to do it. The manifolds had delicate adjustments which sometimes it is very difficult. the President's observation in his Yonr Money's Worth: United Nations speech that the were bound to be misaligned. A compromise was Other peoples do not particularly care for our new threat to peace in Laos was reached. The Pipefitters sat and watched the manifolds form of government. They find it confusing, almost indivisible from all other threats, including that to Berlin. Though for the length of time they figured it would have re- Cos Industry Has a Big Future td the degree of being anarchic. They prefer order; we nominally addressing this warn- quired to dissemble and reassemble them. Then they prefer freedom. They look upon our freedom as disor- ing to the world, he was inten- punched time clocks and took pay in full. By SYLVIA PORTER tionally directing it straight to derly, as lacking in manners and propriety. Some peo Khrushchev. Khrushchev, as the A year ago last March, aircraft workers were or- pies prefer the despotism of dictatorship or the rule On* of the battles lor the con Air Conditioning cell efficiency through develop- saying goes, has got the message. dered to de-terminate 1,000 wires in a blockhouse. They itimer'f dollar in the next decade Use.of gai for air conditioning ment of improved catalysts. The of an oligarchy. This, we do not understand. In fact, He had Insisted to the Presi did the job. The Electrical Workers Union protested. will be between the gas and elec is growing rapidly and thousands rewards for success in this field many of our people do not believe that any people can dent in their meeting in Vienna are potentially «o great that all They threatened to walk out unless they were permitted trie companies. What the electric of office buildings, hotels, hos- possibly prefer order to freedom. When we hear of that he, too,was interested in Industry offen and promises has pjtaii. restaurants and factories,fossil fuel industries, plua the keeping war out of Southeast to solder the wires back on, then melt the solder and been widely publicized, but what as well as homes, are now airelectric industry, are deeply en- such countries, we wonder what kind of people Asia and in guaranteeing the true pull the wires off again. grossed in fuel cell work. the gas indus- conditioned by gas equipment. those are. Independence or Laos. What Mr Second Job Slowly is coming It well may startle you to know A small "black box" using nat- Kennedy is now saying to him is up with is far that gas is now being used in ural gas as chemical fuel may Dominican Dogmatism ibout this: The Electrical Workers did the Job the second more than 26,000 ways—not only provide the home of the future known. You told me that, in Laos at time, slowly. They said their men could accomplish in homes but also in industry— with all the electric power needed The Dominican Republic may be used a* an ex Here, there- east, you were willing to call off only four disconnections per hour. One missile base for diversified uses such as help- to run radio and TV sets, lights ample of what happens when dogmatism is Hpplied to fore, in this hese Communist thrusts against was shut down because a union man was Hred for third in a ser-ing to make TV tubes, nylon I and motor-driven appliances. I international relations, small and helpless powers which stockings and rocket nose cones.cones j Q. Porter: WhatWhat'' s youo r predic-edic1! sleeping on the job. His whole local struck, and picketed ies of three in- The Dominican Republic was well-governed under vant to stay out of the cold war. terviews with Q. Porter: What really new ap-jtion on the demand for gas? [ iere, now, is your opportunity to the pad. A. the dictatorship of Trujillo. He called himself the bene- leading Indus- ihow that restraint and to give In the past five crucial years, there have been 327 forecast u that annual natural >roof, in this one area at least, newJ re r on factor and enriched himself, his family and his friends. PORTER P° ' A Stockpole: One of the most gas production will rise from 13 if your intentions. union strikes at 22 missile bases. Caidin says the United what's going on But he produced an improved way of life for his people. gg interesting to me is the so-called trillion cubic feet in 1961 to more States lost 162,872 man days of work, and that this S. Even as the President spoke at In the gas industry, from C. fuel cell which uses gas and a than 18 trillion in 1971, and this Compared with other Latin American countries, the the UN, the Chinese Communists does not include slow-downs, which are going on all Stackpole, executive director of source of oxygen to make elec- doesn't include the new uses for Dominican Republic was superior from every standpoint vere openly forecasting file American Gas Association tricity In much the same way as gas under development or in the the time. a flashlight battery. There are except one. The one exception was that Trujillo was umption of the Laotian war," Q. Porter: What are some of laboratory. Ditch diggers at Vandenberg drew $287 a week; the new gas applications on thealso other ways to convert gas a dictator. The State Department does not tolerate low that the rainy season is end- into electricity. ! ing. two elevator operators earned $360. So far, these "ex- market for homeowners and dictators. But which government in Latin America housewives? A Chemical Fuel tras" have cost the United States $100,000,000. The Adult School has what we call a democracy? Cryptic Remarks A. Stackpole: The now Schwank Recently, Northern Naiural Gas! Mr. Kennedy's somewhat cryp- money won't break us, but the clock will. Unless we. burner probably is the most fa- Therefore the State Department intervened in the Co. and the Houdry Process tic public remarks about South- can find some real patriots in the unions, the worker! miliar to housewives. This has Corp. joined forces to step up fuel Discussions affairs of the Dominican Republic. The intervention east Asia may, therefore, 'turn out a ceramic core pierced with hun- may someday have to change that hundred million went so far that we cut off diplomatic relations with to have been even more signifi- dreds of small holes through cant, for the short run, than his into rubles. which a mixture of gas and air Set Oct. 5 ithe Dominican Republic. Trujillo was assassinated and somber pledge to use every flows and burns on (he outer sur CARMICHAEL NKW SHREWSBURY - Plans j an orderly country was thrown into chaos. weapon, including the atomic Join a Bigger Union? face. In kitchen ranges, it has for an adult education school to| ,t wi,, b(J protested ,hat , false,y connect weapon, if forced to do so to de- No one who understands labor-management wanU solved the as

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Tom SheMon. for representatives and officers (to send cards to and was instrumental to drawing has been the work of tk»kafi ments, and outlined the program Paul Stein, Patty StroffHino, Bon- of th» group art high. Assisting students who are ill), • Social tp • code of behavior for student monitors to assist In tfe ngtif planned for the year. nie Tanner, Sandra Vaccaro, Loo- Joan Bradley, president, are Ly- Committee, an Awards Commit- is* in sssemblies. tion of corridor traffic. * Student Council Starts Sessions One of the most ambitious oper- is Vitale, Urary Wallowitt, Dee- dla Piuulli, vice president; Con- tee to honor council members, a The Safe-Driving Committee The council also Is in char# LONG BRANCH — A protramlStudeat Council at their first ations planned by the council is dee Weozel and Todd White gave nie lawn, recording secretary; Student-of-the-Month Committee, lelped to formulate student driv- of selling refreshments at athletic Of action aimed at providing (meeting or the school year, Die largest student bookstore in up part ot their vacation to as- Joanne Naroznijk, corresponding and a County Council delegation. ing regulations, distributed Stu- events at the high schooL . # atrvice to the school community j President Join Bradley, ad- Monmouth County. John ConUffa sist the new students in learning secretary; Joanne Rones, treas- Last year the council sponsored lent parking stickers, and repre- Thomas Msggio serves as fac- was the goal set by members of dressing a council body of more was appointed chairman of the about the school. urer, and Louis Vitale, sergeant- a series of press box dances to lented the school at the county ulty adviser, to the student gotf. the Long Branch High School thtn BO student! representing all bookstore activity, which includes A council-sponsored "Get Ac- at-arms. raise money for a press box on meeting on safe driving. eminent grtup. ?- sale of a wide range of paper- quainted Dtnce," directed by The students agree that their the athletic field. Many bags of back editions, course outline Miss Gruber. is scheduled lor main goal Is to promote unity clothing were collected and sent books, and a variety of school Saturday. and co-operation among all four to the Save the Children Founda- KNOX HATS supplies;. Another major council activity grades of the high school, which tion. School Opening is the sponsorship of the school's is operating on a double sessions Marjorie Leeds, class of 1961, From 11.95 A pre-school opening commit- role in the Long Branch Mirdi basis. The council hopes to im- was awarded a $400 scholarship tee was active in the orientation Gras. Lydia Pioulli has been prove the school with fresh proj- by the council, which intends to I of this year's freshman class. named chairman of the prepara- ects, give experience in leader- continue an annual scholarship Irene Becker, Neil Brown, Louis tions for this event. ship and self government to par- for worthy graduates. Colaguori, Stanley Croyden, Rich- ticipating students, and gain the A school-wide election was con- HUFFMAN J(JBOYLE Leadership Confab ard DiGiacomo, Janet Dudick, The first student leadership respect of the student body and ducted during the spring at which Bruce Fisher, Teresa Foring, the citizens of Long Branch. time voting machines were used, conference at Long Branch High FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Sheila Gruber, Robin Hall, Anne School has been scheduled for Continue Activities first in the school's history. SH 1-.4.4 Harris, Connie Lawn, Kimberly Oct. 16. Past activities of the council Brotherhood Week 1. tttOAD ST. RID MNK Lawson, Mary Maura, Joanne Any student in the school may which will be continued during The council's Assembly Com- Rt. 35 Circle, Eolontoum—Liberty 2-1010 f Narozniak, Doug Peterson, Sue serve on a student council com- the year include a Good Sports- mittee produced a special pro-

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UNLIMITED REFUND POLICY * SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING pttftt VtMt t on* Hlcc an oK a charge of *etfeetf£C efatl-r RED BA.NK REGJSTtK Thurify, Sept. 28, 1961-9 pmt?tDrive und and neirtr forgets to operate TtaSSy from Germasy warn Is Acquitted drea. . I .Ignal lights. • Mn. Lewlg ha» spent the past 14 Stelladpro Amato of Garfieldj| KriiUne Kutclier. daughter of months. Her husband, a wldter, Ct. waa cleared by the jury of" Mor» Jhaa oac* Terry left pe- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kutcher, THRIFTY THOM SAYS 3V> School , will return to the United States In Charge neglecting his children from i le«triani and adult driven blink- Brookside Dr., celebrated her first next week. He will be stationed ing when he crulied by. He'i of k Sept. IS. 19S9, to April, 1961. I SUDBURY, Ont. (AP) — Terr; birthday Sept. 19th. Attending werage file bat big enough to at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Linda Mr. Amato, who was repre- t ENROLL YOUR Appleby. 6, has the word frotr were Mrs. Chris Kutcher, Mr. and Gayle was born in Germany. Mrs. Of Neglect sented by Ira Katchen of Long , -each the floor controls and aee Mrs. Chester Lund and children, police: Lewis was formerly. Miss Helen FREEHOLD — A MonntouthJBrtnch, testified in the trial be-;? hrough the windshield of the car, Kathy and Thomas, Fords; Mrs. ENTIRE FAMILY! He' inuit no longer drive t( Werner, Ocemview Ave. She is County jury here yesterday found fore County Judge Edward J > t*i a compact model with auto- Susan Sorce, Mrs. Josephine school. visiting her mother, Mrs. Mable a Long Branch man not guilty of Ascher that he tried his best to Open a savings account here in toe name matic trtnsmlulon. Sorce, Samuel Curatilo. Mrs. Au- • Tirry'i father, George, ha: Werner; care for his children. Terry started driving to kinder gust Young and children, Nancy of everyone In your family—even baby. been charged with allowing a per He said that despite his efforts, •on under 16 to operate a moto •arten lut spring with his dad and Richard, Woodbridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merker, All accounts are fully Insured and earn East End Ave,, and Deborah on behalf of the children and tos,' vehicle. leiide him and kept on when' he Kurt and Kenneth Kutcher. The third birthday of Jeff Irwin, regularly. Merker, Port Monmouth, spent home, his wife. Mildred, "just, He doesn't deny.it. :tarted first grade this fall son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Irwin, didn't care". He also testified Mr. and Mrs. Kutcher en- the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. He claims little Terry har . But that's all over now. His Ninth St., was celebrated Thurs- that his wife is a patient in Marl-!' tertained at a barbecue last week- George McManus, Newark, Del. been chauffeurlng the family iti tther's facing iO to Jl» fine day. boro State Hospital. end for Mr. and Mrs. Anthony tlon wagon for six months,' c»- nd. Terry's being driven to Assistant Prosecutor Solomon Palumbo and daughter Debbie, Ljury Parker, daughter of Mrs. tool through the heaviest dowr chdol. Lautman appeared for the state ' Sewaren; Mr. and Mis. Joseph Maryanne Thorstensen, Ed- Darlene Parker, ..Railroad Ave., town traffic and park better thar Do you think all boys your age AND LOAN ASSN. a lot of adults. . - Filik and children, Maryellen, wards Ave., celebrated her 13th celebrated her second birthday hoUld be allowed to drive? Terry "He can read and knowi th Paul, Eugene, Joseph and Mark, birthday Friday. Present were Thursday. Present were Thomas Pitchers Doug Mills and Ron Main Offie* • Long Ironed as asked. and Richard Starnick, Karen and Johnson of Illinois and Paul traffic signs and signals." ssy Fords, and Mrs. Donald Sorce Jane Dobson, Karen Dougherty, Branches: Mlddletown, 1 "No," he replied. and daughter, Karen, Morgan. Peggy Phillpott, Carol Carotenu- Kevin Hueston, Darlene Parker, Deem of Indiana •sach won all Appleby. "He knowj where yo Oakhurst, Holmdel, Keyport cai make a right turn on a rr Why? to, Elizabeth McPherson, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Starnick four decisions in Big Ten base- „ liM and where you can't, H "Because it's against the law." Mrs. James Lewis and daugh- Lexie Deitrick. and Mr. and Mrs. John Hueston. ball this springs ,•

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UNLIMITED REFUND POLICY • SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING io-Thu«a*r, Sept», 1961 Th« figures wen released bf BANK REGISTER the Standard Rat* and Data Service, following • survey it made of the farm situation Say '60 Was Good Year throughout the country. The gross receipts locally, broken down to their chief com- For MonmoutVs Farmersponents, include income from the NEW YORK - All thing* con amounted to J38.7U.W0, It sale of poultry products, esti •idered. 1960 proved to be • bet' shows. This wfts ft $102,000 in- mated at 53 per cent of the to- ter year for Monmouth County crease over the 1959 total, tal, and income from crops, ap- farmers than was expected. : W8.817.000. proximately 36 per cent. According to • nationwide re- The principal part of it consti- Throughout the nation as a port on farm incomes, the re- tuted receipts from the sale ot whole, it is shown, the net pro- turns locally were higher, rela- firm products. Also Included ceeds to the farmer, after pay- tively, than^-t'hose in many were "income in kind," which li ment of expenses, were only Other section's of the country. the value of the food that wai slightly better than they were The gross Wvenue/from farm produced and consumed on the In the previous year. operations in—-t-fte county farm, and government payments. Such was the case, even though crop production broke all records and the prices received by farmers for food products were two per cent higher. The answer liei in the fact that operating costs — for fuel, feed, lime, fertilizer snd other mate- rials—continued their steady ad- vance. A sharp improvement is in the making this year, however. Ac- cording to preliminary reports from the Department of Agricul- ture, 1961 is shaping up as one of the best farm years in a long time. The department states that net income may be $1 billion higher than it was last year and the highest since 1953. A major part Voung Man's Fane* Tumi T£ of the Increase will be due to special subsidy and incentive CLEANING UP FOR MITCHELL — Mn. Charles W. payments by the government. Lube, chairman of Citizens for Mitchell In Raritan Town- The SRDS report on the farm ship, takes over window-washing chores at the Mitchell DWIGHT by KNOX picture in Monmouth County puts gross earnings last year at for Governor haadquariart at 5 Monmouth St., Red If you're young in heart or age, this is the hat for you. Note the smart the rate of $2,933 for each local Bank. Mrs, Lube, a West Keansburg resident, Is one of new pinch front snd narrow brim. Matching band and binding will farm resident. the many municipal chairmen named recently to seek compliment your good tut*. Choice of latest Fall fashion colon. i • QJ- It compares with the $1,805 per out Independent and Democratic voters who are ready capita averaged on all farms in the United States and the $1,743 for "a change" In Trenton. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED in the Middle Atlantic States. 1923, Mr. Bowater worked for In- Bowater dustry until 1932, when he re-en- Brooks Gets listed. He was reassigned to the The fresh way to laboratory and when hit enlist- To Retire ment terminated, he was hired Service Award as a civilian employee. trim down for Fall MIDDLETOWN — Percy E. Almost all of Mr. Bowater's Brooks of 56 Her Dr., was pre-At Fort work, both In uniform and aa a sented a gold emblem today civilian, has been in blueprint- Tht dairy-fresh taste of Borden's Ready FORT MONMOUTH — Tracy marking his 25th year with the ing, photographic reproduction Diet makes taking off those lazy-tummer Western Electric Co., Kearny. . Bowater, 61, of 15 Pierce Ave., Eatontown will retire Mondaj and engineering prints, with the Men's ind Beys' Outfitters Since 1846 pounds almost a pleasure. Mr. Brooks, a manufacturing after more than 32 years of serv exception of short periods in Borden's Ready Diet is the milk-based engineer in th« Engineer of ice. supply and as a civilian guard. diet drink that's full of flavor, bursting with Manufacture organization, at- Mr. Bowater, chief of the en Mr. Bowater wis born in Mil- natural goodness. tended Rhode Island School of Design and Providence Technical gineerlng print section of the U.S.waukee, Wis. A quart of Ready Diet gives twice as Army Signal Research and Devel- 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK much pure milk protein as an adult needs Institute. opment Laboratory's Administra- No problem finding tenants in a day. Keeps you looking bright-eyed He is a member of Hasbrouck, tive Division, first came to work Open Wednesday and Friday Evenings till 9 P. M. and feeling satisfied. Heights, and belongs to th» Stan- 1919 as a soldier assigned to when you advertise The Register ley S. Holmes Chapter of the Tele- There's a full day's nutrition in every 900 the Signal Corps Radio Labora- way.—Advertisement phone Pioneers of America, an tory at Camp Alfred Vail in 1919. calories. Balanced nutrition. The proper organization composed of tele- The radio laboratory, a handful amounts, or more, of important food essen- phone employees with more than of officers, enlisted men and civil- tials. Even your sense of humor stays 21 years of service. strong as you trim down to the weight your ians, has grown to today's R&D Lab, and Camp Alfred Vail is now doctor suggests. DOELGER ON CONE Fort Monmouth. V2 PRICE Borden's Ready Diet conies hi choice of SHREWSBURY — Lt. (J.g.) A widower, Mr. Bowater lives ALL ALUMINUM flavors to use as your complete reducing David P. Doelger, son of Mr. and at the Eatontown address with SALE! diet or part of each day's nourishment. Mrs. Richard J. Doelger of 905 daughter, Sarah May. He has two Broad St, Is serving aboard the other daughters, Mrs. F. 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M»J. Gtn. Joseph L. Bernier The meeting will mark the of- ficial opening ot the fall seisiona of the society, of which Dr. Mel- vin Edwards, Red Bank, Is pres- ident Dr. Edwards is a denial corps U.S. Army colonel. Col. Earl R. Nichols, post den CHECK WARDS LOW PRICES SAVE ON ALL YOUR NEEDS! til surgeon, and officers of the "CHARGE" YOUR PURCHASES dental staff here will host the meeting. Re* *•*» and 1.98 Bulky Orion Sweater* |-.88 Gen. Bernier will speak on the Shoe Clearaway - Save 50% Cardigan styles, sixes 32 to 38 9 Smve 30* Corduroy Covered Pillows subject, "The General Practition- 20x28" tiie. Assarted colon er and the Diagnosis of Dental Group of men's, women's and children's shoes O.97 Problems." Reg. 1.98 and 2.98 Ladles' Dmt Gloves CLOSEOUT On aisuming his present posi- Black and white. Broken sixti Assorted styles, broken sixes *• tion early this year. Gen. Bernier Rer- 1.3* Print Pillow CSMS t P'- Venetian Blinds launched an Army-wide campaign 3«x42" slit. 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Broken sizes tONG BRANCH - Thirteen white swiater knit, sixes 9'A to 11 2 pr. 68* Solids and stripes. Sizes 6 to 18 new members of ths board ol trustees of the Monmouth County Heart Association, Inc., are Reg. 5.99 Dacron tailored curtains slated to be elected at the annua 90x81" to the pair, white SPECIAL GROUP meeting Wednesday at 9 pm LADIES' BRASSIERES BOYS' DRESS TROUSERS in Monmouth Medical Center. Rer- 4.99 Cafe or Tier enrtalns YEAR-ROUND SUITS They ere Dr. John Mele, Fit- • Assorted Styles • Rayon & Acrilan 34x45", assorted colors 2-w kin Hospital; Dr. Frank Niem Hatching Valance — 97o J • Odd Lets Reg. 49.96 K.w 34 » Uow, Freehold: Mrs. T. Fred 48 • Sbres 4-18 .97 Smith, Freehold; S. Burritt Boyn • Brakes Shot ton, Sr., Red Bank; Mrs. J. 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Taxpayers Recipient states and local govern- ForFr&y, No problem finding tenants Association, 143 E. Stats St.. ment are reluctant to take over Costs of the federal grants are Trenton 8 N. J. articularly felt in this State when you advertise The Registei Prasent—For You and 'uli expense of continuing pro- grams established with Feder- there latest findings by the Newway.—Advertisement. CLOROBEN Yours • • • M'«d »spec« reign. What makes government cost! al aid. A good day foi organizing work —and your taxes—grow an Even efforts to re-direct out- NLLS ODORS schedules and other occupational grow? moded programs to more urgent needs usually result in new pro- oopens tmii cloutd matters. Adverse rays, however, A classic example is cited bv BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY grams and appropriations piled warn against fraud, deception or the Advisory Commission on In drains, trip* md drainfialdt. on top of old, rather than their dander, and also denote misfor- tergovernmental Relationj study (EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE) replacement. As an example, the • Ends clogjing and ovirflow THE SANITATION CHEMICAL, tune through the opposite tex. ing Federal grants-in-aid to stati USED FOR OVER 25 YEARS Impulse is apt to predominate and local governments. of uptlc tanks and ever reuon tod?v, ao fioceed In a report recommending per- ctttpoolt by diuotvim BY THE NATION'S LEAOINB No its, ands or burs TWENTY .OUN. T«PS DAILY with caution, * odic congressional reassessment traasa and sliml. PROFESSIONAL SANITARY of Federal aid programs, tht ENGINEERS, NOW AVAILABLE Commission commented: "Once • Kills obnoxious odon. Pelt... The habit of raffingFuture • • • Balloons coaled on Buy 10 Trip Books and Save Federal grant begins, it hardl; FOR YOU! in inexperienced 'person a the inside with a light-sensitive 3 HOUR ! • Instantly hills roachas. emulsion will be inflated in the ever ends." Substantiating thi For Schedule end Rate Call SHadyslde 14285 'greenhorn'' is at. least 200 observation is the tremendous #)Tndem»rk ol Cloroben CUO. Cola. years old. The term v/u lint stomach and left there for MONEY BACK GUARANTY' several hours to "photograph" growth in Federal grants to state applied to a deer or other ani- and reveal whether or not a nd local governments in! I SERVICE! mal with green or fresh boms. patient hat something wrong. tiate or expand programs in va il ON DRY CLEANING ' HOLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE Comtr West TEL. ious fields. These expenditure: Fronts have grown 30 times in threi I & SHIRTS FOR CROUPS The; Day Under Your Sign decades until they now total $7,- I MON.-SAT. INCLUDED 450,479,000, the commission's re- j™.- loam March 21 to April if) USKA (Sari.1JJ t. Ort. 21) Offer the Best in Comfort and Experience MINERSUPPLYC t lo leo rti port indicated. Hlahwa> ^ £2tjwr J3J"Jperttatat iHJK!5?li*effortl Unrud jroar" foil?, •*•!«?tpeikill•f oiuld lo aprator diKretiof foa rin lici •rilint Inr PHONE FRospect 4-2727 Special committee and evei #35 1-3333 MOWS (April JO kMi) M) """• presidential recommendations cease, taper off or otherwise mod- W (M.y II «« JUM 211 ify a dozen or more major granl Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. U» otheri ihnuldtr the butdtti « »HJ<. YM. utd mi time lor ptnoul nut- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U to DM. 21) rograms in the light of chang- CLEANERS i Im. Be philoMofcical iboul • temporary Ht. ing needs have met with little 401 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK UA. It Ixppeni to t'Jrjontl CANCtt (Jim M to July 211 success in the past. JSHIRT LAUNDERERS, Inc CAPRICORN. (DK. 32 ft'Jtn. 20) -UNDER HOLLO MANAGEMENT- It Pays to Advertise in The Register Im toe «t leiB part of th« dw. Among obstacles the eommis- S24W. FRONT ST. RED BANK§ Sund up for your rifkli, but not in «g lion found that once programs UO (July 21 '• A«g. 21) arbitnrr miuicr. Be l«i xtrnuTc knaassBHseaeHKa^BsauBsswl Ointe Ike errata! to nun. !»• pru TOOT immtio.. Doa'l keep 'en AQUARIUS (J«i. 21 to Fab. 1«) goat let rour taiiinllioa nra away. BlTt licit lo boliter JJur conlntiooi. PISCES (Ftb. 20 to M.reh 20) BIT nrurm no* noaclux Close fatroioiiir at home il accented now BROAD & WHITE STS. I/O jour pert to stljr in tune [ I, Held EnterpriKl. Inc. SunRaijDruqs RED BANK To Reimburse 'Skywatch' Volunteer for Expenses Plaid School Book Matches SEA BRIGHT — Former Coun donations were received In thi BAG 50-Pad Carton oilman Neils Jacobsen Is going amount of $50, leaving a $185 ba to get back 170.08 of the money ance. That sum, he said, he ar- cartons he put into the construction of ranged to finance. Atl ITEMS ON SALE 59* for 29* in "Operation Skywatch" After Councilwoman Cecile glassed-in station for the Ground Frankel Norton added up separ- 3 BIG DAYS-THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY... 'SNOOT MONTH Observer Corps back in 1954at,e expenditures for freight after the start of the "cold war."materials, assistance in construc- JV»T/RJVTHR!FT COUPON Ji//»«!dvTHR!FT COUf'OM I J«/»«!rf#rHR'FT COl'PON tion, equipment and other items Mr. Jacobsen, who became a $2.00 VALUE! Dottblt-Edu RE6UUR $1.89 1 Rtgular Ho lieutenant-colonel for the GOC—Mr. Jacobsen said he had pai $1.00 VALUE! Ref«larfl.»0Valtit an operation sponsored by thfoer himself, in the amount o; DUREX IWNR ^''KORDITE" LIQUINET Office of Civilian Defense and the$70.08, Borough Council asked il 000-RO-HO he would be satisified with thi! PLASTIC BRISTLE Air Force — appeared last night CREAM RAZOR TOBACCO HAM to ay that "I feel slighted" in compensation. He was — "J7( SPBAY finding that the Skywatch station will be enough," he said — and ii DEODORANT BLADES POUCH BROOM had been sold by the borough was agreed. without officials conferring with Borough Attorney A. Henry SIZE JAR ^7 PKG. IOF Giordano ruled that such a re- him. The selling price was 125. ISO for 58' 57' Kmolo MM turn of funds is permissible. oooo «tm (OUMM nu si#r. NHI •ooe WITH COUPON nu %trr. MMI • coupon nu tat. sot* He put the cost of erecting the Mayor Thomas Farrell said Mr. structure atop the roof of theJacobsen, in his volunteer work Jiw.*»vTHRIFT COUPON I §unKaii THRIFT COUPON | §un$tai/ THRIFT COUPON! Ju/»M# THRI FT COUPON I J"*"»*»* THRIFT COUPON municipal bathing pavilion at that totaled more than 3,500 N W N 1535. Of this, he recalled that the hours, had done a "very good $1.89 VALUE! 5'/i QAL. 75c VALUE! Royal Crast $3.00 VALUE! borough, May 25, 1?54, voted job." And, the mayor recalled, Regular $1.75 Value Me VALUE! GALVANIZED an appropriation of (300. and that "we did not get a dime of gov- WILDAOOT PLAYING LADIES TAMPA ROUNDS] ernment money in this."." GARBAGE FULL CUT Councilwoman Mildred N. An- CREAM OIL CARDS 2 Bar Tricot derson said that after she foum CIGARS a buyer for the glass structure Mnrawc PANTIES BOX OF SO she had polled the council t $174 get agreement for the sale. But AHtBOUM FUEL OIL Police Commissioner John S. 3*L • son 19' T Forsman objected to thii. " •ooo «Mfi COUPON nu tan. aot* _oooat »rmi covcoai nu «apr mna COUPON nu nn. mm coupon nu wi, ion> •ooo mm COUPON nu iapt. was told only that it was sold, he said. FT COUPON I Munlfau THRIFT COUPON j JIMIMWTHRIFT COUPONI J*/JM*#THR!FT COUPON I SunRav THRIFT COUPON 3/10 One result of this wrs that a' lFT.iJj PER officials voted that, hereafter, Me VALUE! SUN RAY $1.26 VALUE! ASST. COLOR SHAMPOO I : VALUE! I GAL. bids will be asked 'or anything ABO MASSAGE TYPE • sin Council has to sell. That was Mi CLEANSING UNIVERSAL i-QUART Foreman's request. ROUND TISSUES VACUUM SHOWER Transparent PLASTIC 14 Plastic CUPPED Bottle SPRAY TIDY PROTECTOR WASHINGTON {AP)-A police- BOX man testified yesterday that when OF 9Se WASH BASIN FLOOR MAT AT< 18 Value 49 CHOICE OF he asked Albert D. Nelson, 5C 99' MST. COLORS Worth 89c EACH I "•# how he happened to be sitting ii HANCE i DAVIS • «NTH COUPON TIU UPT. 3O«k oooo ami COUPON TILL IIPT. io«k ooo» am COUPON nu UPT. •ooa iniH COUPON nu HPT. oooo WITH COUPON TIU UPT. »* a barber's chair of a shop close 24 Shrewsbury Avt. on Sunday afternoon, Nelson n Ji//iitevTHRIFT COUPON ISt">**U THRIFT COUPON!§unRaii THRIFT COUPONI Ji"»M#v THRIFT COUPON| §unHa THRIFT COUPON plied: V ''Waiting for a haircut." $1.36 VALUE! 9-VOLT 36c VALUE W VALUE! READY TO DIUHK Td. SH 7-0103 Nelson, convicted of unautho ,35c VALUE! 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If you want to get a road-relishing run for your This jim-dandy's got the stuff that drivers dote on. ifs the car just about everybody's been trying to This plucky new Chevy II comes about as close aa a • Backstage you have a standard aluminum air- money (while neatly ducking a big run on your build. But it remained for Chevrolet-the make car can to perpetual motion. Beneath that fetching, cooled engine that turns up 80 hp. (or if you like fresh-shaped bonnet you'll find the kind of long-lived bank account), you've come to the right place. more razzamatazz, one that uncorks 102 hp. *). Then more people depend on-to build it the way it dependability that has always been Chevrolet's special,, Step right up and meet the latest version of the for ladling out the power just the way you want it, should be built. Here are all solid, time-tested stock in trade—a frugal 4- or a satiny 6-cylinder you can pick from a 3-speed Synchro-Mesh trans- engine. • All nine models (station wagons, a hardtop, car that's proved its mettle in the fiercest com- virtues you know you can count on from all the mission, a 4-speeder* or Corvair Powerglide.* | even a convertible will soon be available in the lineup) petition going-62 Corvair. Bigger new brakes Sure enough, there's independent suspension on all Chevrolet family—plus some surprises you've are designed to save you money and service. Major team up with Corvaifs renowned rear-engine four wheels to keep the ride as amiable as ever. And never seen on any car before. A full line of saucy -front-end sections, including fenders, bolt on for there are refined brakes with more lining surface for easy replacement in case of damage. More savings: traction for just about the surest footed going new-size models, each built a new way for easier clean on-the-spot stops. Inside, you'll see that some The heater and defroster are yours as standard equip- on the road. A new Monza Station Wagon makes smart-looking things have happened. And you'll also service and maintenance. Thrifty"! Choice of a ment. And every Chevy II rides on tough, durable its debut-and you can have bucket seats* in it find a heater and defroster, cigarette lighter, dual frugal 4- or spunky S-cylinder engine (in most —but ever-so-Kentle—Mono-Plate rear springs that sunshades, front-door armrests and automatic choke flex as a single unit, eliminating the friction of up front if you like. And alt models sport freshly as standard equipment on the 500 Coupe, 700 Coupe models). Roomy? Sedans seat six solid citizens, old-fashioned multi-loaf springs. • Maneuverable , tailored upholstery inside matched by sassy new and Sedan, Monza Coupe and Sedan, Monza and bag and baggage. Easy to drive? Just wrap your and sensibly sized as this Chevy II is, it gives' you styling accents outside. Yet Corvair is still as 700 Station Wagons. •There are lots of reasons for hands around the wheel and boss this one around the kind of passenger and packing room that'll make liking what's new—and tried and true—in the '62 many a "big" car wonder how it's done. Yet the price sparing as ever on gas—and an absolute teetotaler Corvair. And your dealer's eager to tick 'em off for you. for a little while. Price? That's one of the most is just as sensible ai the car itself, as a few well- when it comes to things like antifreeze! 'Optional at extra cott. n. ' pleasant surprises of them all! spent moments with your dealer will convince you.

See the '62 Chevrolets, the new Chevy II's and '62 Corvairs at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadyiide 1-3130 Sept 28, J961 RED BANK REGISTER chairman of the progress and de-,In the community. The group velopment committee suggested claims the signs should be re- See Saving the possible $16,000 savings be ap- painted as soon as possible, plied to improvements in the whether or not they are replaced luck in the grand job you're do- borough owned Portaupeck water in April of next year. lag, and I have burned your let In Landfill MONTGOMERY WARD system. LI 2-2150 ter to destroy the evidence. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Dear George: He Said a land development HIGH AWARD Program map should be made indicating Is it considered proper to sign WASHINGTON —A 31-year-old OCEANPORT - A $10,000 sav- land development water systems ! a personal letter in pencil? state trooper owns the state po- ing for this borough will be real- and future sewerage planning. (Write to George, the advice j H. G. lice department's highest award ized if a sanitary landfill pro- "This present water system is columnist who is utterly confused j Dear H. G.: for bravery, the Distinguished gram is adopted by area munici- a detriment to new building and Service Medal. Lester Pagano of and quite happy to pass it on ; A person a letter in pencil palities, Richard H. Considine, may be retarding the growth of should be signed, as otherwise it Blairstown was awarded the one coat does the job president of the Oceanport Tax- our town," he said. He cited an De»r George: medal Tuesday during cere- would be terribly hard to tell who payers Association, said Tuesday instance of a builder paying $600 I've been reading the spineless it was fro—from who it—from monies at the state police bar night. to run water to a new home. racks here in Warren County SAVE $5 A CASE! letters from men who aren't ev- whom was. Mr. Considine said at the first He recommended streets and en masters in their own house. No. Don't sign it. Why should He was cited for courage In the FADE-RESISTANT! 11 meeting of the civic group water mains be planned and in- capture.nearly two years ago of Why would they write to a col- I be the only one confused? : the Community Center that stalled simultaneously. umnist about problems on how to murderer after a gun battle through efforts of the OTA the Mr. Considine proposed plans Pagano, though critically wound manage their wives? HONESTLY NAMED KEY Mayor's Committee on Regional for a meeting in November on a NAPLES Fla. (AP) — Roy Oz ed and partially paralyzed with There is only one possible way. Clean Up Campaign 1962 total education program a bullet wound inflicted by Stan Put your foot down when you're mer 62-year-old hermit lives in meet today. covering the municipal and re- an 8 by 10 foot plywood cabin ley Marrs in November of 1959 98 first married, show her who is The meeting is the result gional school budgets. with plastic windows on one of dragged himself into firing post par aal. In boss from the start, never let up he association's anti-mosquito Joseph McGill said he sup- tion and downed the fleeing the islands in Ten Thousand Is- 4-gal. case, and take absolutely no foolishness program started earlier ported the proposal and would Marrs with two shots. Marrs lands. 5-gal. can or back talk! year. The sanitary landfill pro- assist with the uss of a sound who pleaded guilty to the mur Please don't use my name, as Ozmer says he knows V posal is one of the recommended truck campaign. der of Lester Silverman in Sil 4 6.19 single gal. —5.58 my wife also reads your column pioneer boatmen named his is- steps for mosquito breeding con' Mr. Considine appointed Sal verman's Blairstown store, is Anon land Panther Key—there still are trol. Gentile as tax association repre- serving a life sentence. Dear Anon: panthers on it. The hermit who By dumping garbage and trash sentative to the Oceanport Busi- • Mlldew-reslstant If American husbands had frequently hears panther screams in this vicinity the borough could nessman's Association. • Best titanium pigment, your courage 'and forthrightness in the night comments "I hope save $10,000 annually, Mr. Con- The association membership problem finding tenants pure linseed oil base we could force our wive's inter they an* as cowardly as they are sidine maintained. agreed to press Borough Council when you advertise The Register helping UJ with the dishes before supposed to be." Arthur Hecht, newly appointed for the repainting of street, signs way.—Advertisement High hiding power. Self-1' cleaning white and colors. 4.98 nylon 4" brush.3.98

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At Party and Jane Harold and Andrew NEW YORK (AP)—The average American office Hungover Harry—Suffering from the morning aft- Upon completion of jpecial Sager. worker knows at least 101 different ways of killing er the night before, he isn't really looking out the win- technical training at HD Air Fore* MIDDLETOWN—Mindy Sager, Also, Mr. and Mrs. William time on the job. Technical Training Center, he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sneider, Mr. Samuel Goldberg, dow at all. He is only wondering, "Maybe if I opened will be assigned to operafionalj Sager, Cherry Tree La., cele- Mrs. Francine Stadin, Mrs. Ann' Experts, of course, know a lot more. it and jumped out the pain would go away." units of the USAF Aerospace brated her (ifth birthday at a Shipkin, Mrs. Jay Wer'-^-n. Force. lawn party for friends and fam- These methods of wasting time range all the way FJy-specking Phil—Going to each of the 27 office Mrs. Al Gordon, Mrs. Robert ily at home last Sunday. Fishman, Mrs. Frank haiud, from mere paper shuffling to hiding out windows in turn, the third vice-president rubs a bit of The festivities were highlighted Series of Lectures Mrs. J6hn Mahoney and Mn. In the rest rooms or taking a secret nap dust off each with his fingers, then announces loudly, by a brown and white pony, Rpbert Lefker. "Champ," which the young guests in the supply room. "It's about time someone told the building management To Begin Tuesday rode around a track set up on the SCHER IN NAVY Over the years each office em- these windows need cleaning again. Do I have to think RED BANK — Rev. James P. lawn. ployee finds his own favorite and suc- of everything around this place?" He has killed half Ewalt, associate minister of the Attending were Robert Cher- RED BANK - Alan E. Seller, • Presbyterian Church, will present now, Eric Gordon, Mary Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zar of cessful means of loafing constructively a day once a week with this pet routine for the last 28 a series of lectures beginning on John and Linda Mahoney, Amiee 152 Spring St., is taking recruit on company time so that, come dusk, years. A real pro, this old boy. Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 9 p.m. Perkins, Steven and Bruce Lef- training at the Naval Training he'll have stored up enough strength The talks will be on the theme, ker, Carol Cohen, Jackie Fish- Center, Great Lakes, III. Amateur Albert—An eager beaver in the personnel Ronald M. Bums "Whal Christianity Is All About," to enjoy the evening doing as he pleases. department, he actually does find company problems All members of the community BOYLE In a class by themselves are those crowding into his mind whenever he looks out the win- LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - may attend. There will be no en- Mrman Ronald M. Burns, son ol rollment fee. who stare out the office windows. It may seem simple dow. A pitiful caserdoomed to early ulcers. Mr.' and Mn. Robert J. DeLade, to waste time staring out a window, but to do so and Hard-up Herbert—Frowning, shaking his head, and !1 Brookafde Ave., Keansburg, No problem finding tenants still give the impression you are busy with company M.J., has completed his initial when you advertise The Register jingling a few coins in his pocket, he strides back and Murse of Air Force basic mili- way.—Advertisement. problems is a very difficult art. Those who get away forth by his window. He gives the air of being deep in with it are among the elite actors in the office zoo. thought over a way to speed up production. Here's Window Starers what's really on his mind: "Who can I hit up for lunch Here are some types of window starers you may money today?" WOOLWOKTH'ft be familiar with in your own firm: Nonchalant Ned—The top salesman sits with Jiis AHO VUUC IINCI Sneaky Sid—The middle-aged bookkeeper pretends feet on his desk and carelessly sails paper airplanes 52 BROAD ST. . REREDD BANK he is cleaning his glasses. But actually he is looking out the w.indow. Everyone admires him because he through the lenses at a shapely lass crossing the street doesn't have to pretend: He's the only guy bringing CANDY SPECIAL OF THE WEEK a block and a half away. fresh money into the firm. Philosophic Pete—Tugging broodingly at his low- F. P. RISTINE &. CO. Wistful Wilbur—This is the boss himself. When FRESH DELICIOUS Established 1902 er lip, he gaves fixedly at the crowds scurrying by on he looks out the window he has a vague impulse to the sidewalk below. "Ants," he mutters to himself. raise it and cry "Help!" He knows that somewhere in CHOCOLATE COVERED Members New York and Phila.-Balti. Stock Exchange! "That's what we all are—just ants." the crowds below must be a few people he could hire American Stock Exchange Tricky Tessie—The boss's pretty secretary gives and really get some work done around the office. But STOCKS • BONDS . MUTUAL FUNDS every impression sHelFpayinffuil attenTioifto which? Who? Where? ' <. PEANUISJ Lester B. Ross, Mgr. tation. But every time his eyes turn to the ceiling for a There they are—the window starers, the elite of SPECIAL PRICE helpful phrase, she looks out the window and tries to the office tirriewasters. ! It EAST FRONT ST. RED RANK, NEW JERSEY play peek-a-boo with the handsome young lawyer in Recognize yourself? THIS WEEK ONLY 54 Telephone SHadyjIda 7-1414 — WX-12N the office across the way. Teddy, the Toy Tycoon—A visiting buyer has given Keyport Girl Wins Title FURNITURE KEYPORT - Aberdeen Chap- AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES UP TO I ter, Order of the DeMolay, has been notified that Miss Narn Burkhart, has be«n named De< I Molay State Sweetheart of New Jersey. , . I Miss Burkhart was selected "Miss Aberdeen," the Aberdeen I Chapter Sweetheart, in January. nr 75% OFF! District Sweetheart competitio was held in June. Miss Burkhar I won the contest over two glr WATER DAMAGE •I representing other chapters I the 10th DeMolay district of Ne< Jersey. SALE In June, she was entered I the state contest for State Sweel FIRST SHO' HE NEW AT OUR WAREHOUSE heart held in Atlantic City. 2 DAYS I TEACHER AIDES ONLY FRI. & SAT. l! NEW YORK - Seventeen TJew (I A. M. TO I P. M.) •York and New Jersey .Peai COMPACT AND 116) All tttttuT"*! to" ... tubjtct to prior gale. Famous brands | Corps volunteers will leave Sar 1962 MERGU it * v'Uvbg Roomi . . . 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Nights ENGLISH MOTORS FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ENTRANCE ON WHITE ST. PARKING LOT 34 Maple Avenue home work towt and wrtlme DEAN SUMS TOE DOM ben of the Moomouft-Ocean computations. BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)-Smile Local Study Shows Quid Labor County Chapter of Certified Pub when you war* Dean Crandell not lie Accountants at a meeting in Among thote attending were to tUm the door. Crandell, re- the Colts Neck Inn last week. Benjamin Ashin, Robert J. Con- aearch vice president of a wal Laws Outlined William A. Clark, director of the nolly, George V. Curchin, Philip building company, has hid a door Air Taxis Rise COLTS NECK — Detail* of New Jersey Wage and Hour Bu- Genpvese, Manfred Philip, Mor- mechanically opened and slam- wage and hour laws concerning reau, was the speaker. : ris Portner, David Rosenberg, 1 med shut more than 27,000 times child labor were outlined to mem' He discussed discrimination, David Ruda and Michael Toscano. in a test of a new interior wal panel material. In National Skies ADVERTISEMENT — NEW SHREWSBURY - James flown to hospitals all ovfr the FAT Loeb, 95 Beechwood Ave., West country. Long Branch, owner-operator of "The job," Mr. Loeb said, "is OVERWEIGHT the Air Taxi Co. at Red Bank one for professional pilots." Airport, sees his type of service Mr. Loeb, father of. three, said Av«ll»Me (o you without a doctor'* pre- •crlption. our drue cilifrt O1TRINEX standing as a competitor to the he expects his firm, which he took You must losf ugly r»t 1n T d»y» oi major airlines in certain opera- over in April, 1958, after spending your money bark. No at re nuouB ex ons. 20 years in aviation, to gross or taking Air Taxi Co. (ATC) has had about a half million dollars in of rfd-JCinR canrtiei. crickets an experience of steady growth 1961-62—about four times more or cookies, or clifwing turn. ODRINEX li > tiny tihlft anrl eitilly In 1960, a record was set as than was brought in during the Whp!) you tike ODRINEX, you still ATC flew 13,517 passengers on a first year ol his operations. *njoy your mtaU. «till eat the food total of 7,570 revenue trips—a 50.2 "But," he said, "we're still in you hkf, but you limply don't have th per cent gain in numbers of pas our infancy. Small planes, urge (or rxtra portions becaus* OD- sengers and 43 per cent in reve- though, are becoming big busi- TUrCEX depresses your appetitt am decreases your dcslrt lor. food. You nue trips over the previous year. ness. That's why I'm here." Wtltttt muii come down, because t The outfit set nationwide air taxi Air Taxis also are doing big your own doctor will tell you, whtn records by flying 6,279 passengers business in California, in Florida you fit leu, you welfh lest. Get ri< on 3,505 revenue trips in the first in Hawaii, Salt Lake City, Ari' of excrii (at and live longer. OD- six months of last year. zona and elsewhere. Missions RINTSX coitt $3.00 and li aold on thli GUARANTEE: It not •Ulifled for an. "We go on from here," said vary from carrying passengers reiaon Juit return the package to youi Mr. Loeb, 44, a former Navy tor- to animals; from taking sports- dnifflit and |et your full money back. pedo bomber pilot, here yester men and vacationers into remote Ho question* aiked. ODRINEX Is sol day. "It's the service people areas, to 'running a courier serv with this (uartiUee by: want," ice. HEY, THERE, TAXI! — James Loeb, West Long Branch tcorr DRUO ITORE ATC stands as one of the largest Findings have been that the left, owner-operator of Air Taxi Co., New Shrewsbury, all Ord«r« Filled of 180 similar flight services in 180-member companies of the Na- the United States. Mr. Loeb has tional Air Taxi Conference have assists aboard comely Carol Anne Marrese, Lavaletto, illustrated that where regularly established an impressive record Miss New Jersey Press Photographer, 1961, for a typical scheduled airlines make 700 stops for freedom from accidents—and taxi hop from Red Bank Airport. Assisting her aboard Whether your Iiouse in the nation, air taxis offer the that in flights for three or more public some 6,000 other take-off passengers they often can beat is Kenneth Moran, Rt. 35, Eatontown, the pilot. Mr. and departure places. scheduled airlines on price. Loeb sees business as good and constantly looking up. isliod, Stucco or The company has been operat- "We're looking up to the ing out of New Jersey and Newfuture." said Mr. Loeb. Mitchell Statement know such conditions couldn't be York airports since 1951, and worse, than in Monmouth where among its busy centers are Idle- MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION Is Rapped by Katz the GOP has been in absolute wild International and LaGuardia RED BANK — Mayor George control 25 years." tegladyduusedll Airports at New York and Newark A. Gray has issued a proclama- INTERLAKEN — Democratic Airport. They offer reservation, tion urging all residents to ob- Assembly candidate Elliot L. Speaking at a neighborhood information and charter services. meeting at the home of Mr. and serve "Employ the Handicapped Katz said last night Republican 1IP0NJ Mr. Loeb, now in his second Week" Oct. 1 to 7. Mrs. Herman Shapiro, Fernmere year as a member of the National He asked employers to help gubernatorial candidate James P. Ave., Mr. Katz quoted from Air Taxi Conference, said "Some bring about the full reliability Mitchell should seek a place in North Jersey newspaper this LUCITK of our best customers are the tion of handicapped citizens by the Democratic Speakers Bureau. statement attributed to Mr. airlines. We cut the average informing the local office of the "If newspaper accounts are Mitchell at a rally in Englewood: HOUSE PAINT three-hour traveling time from N. J. State Employment Serv- true," he said, "Mr. Mitchell has "Anywhere one party remains > Flint in any vtather this area to Idlewild or LaGuardia ice or the N, J. Rehabilitation been decrying the horrors of one in power for long periods an in- to 15 minutes." Commission that they will hire party government over long peri efficient and., sometimes corrupt <*>-> Bwt ticfl,, flat fimsh "A; typlcaMlight would involve qualified handicapped workers. ods of time. Surely he should government follows." *->• PProtects iniut blisters a passenger arriving at New York when applied to bire from an air tour on one of the big wood, primed with 49 Blisttr Resistant Primer jets that fly world o' na»"" *-* lasb loam than linseed routes. He merely picks up a oil paint! phone and calls a taxi. Off goes twin-engine Beechcraft to fly the passenger the 35 miles to Red AT THE J. H. KELLY CO.Bank. The price is $20. HTONTOWN Mr. Loeb, himself, still does a CIRCLE Cor.lwodSr. ft Harding Rd. lot of the flying. But he has I pilots working on a 24-hour tllW jnsir'l OlfJllil HOH ONI OFAMHKtt RED BANK basis. ATC stands available to carry passengers or freight any- M. SHadyiidt 7-3900 where in the country or Canada. There is a fleet of 11 planes, Buy th» paint that's five of them twin-engine, on ATC's line—Beech Bonanzas, worth the work Piper Apaches, Piper Aztecs and Aero Commanders. Some go into service on ambulance detail. 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Nixon's tfed- toddy to counter President MIDDLETOWN-The Township Mr. Manson was represented by Committee last night approved Daniel Gallup, Shrewsbury at i sion to bid for the Califor- Kennedy s peace appeal the transfer of a plenary retail torney. nia governorship brightened Mr. Manson said the restaurant- with an eight-point pro- consumption liquor license, clear the prospects today of New gram billed as a cure for ing the way for the construction steak house would have a cock- of a $100,000 restaurant at Rt. tail lounge and would be a credil York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- international tensions. 35 and Andover St. to the township. It will be built feller for the 1964 GOP The Soviet proposals - - mainly on a 280xl7(Moot tract. The restaurant will be built by Presidential nomination. a restatement of earlier ones Frank Manson and will seat an Colonial put out by the Kremlin - were estimated 350 persons. The build- Frank Amodio, Red Bank archi The former vice president's submitted to the UN last night ing will have 6,300 square feet of tect designed the colonial style announcement in Los Angeles with two other memoranda deal- floor space. building. Slast night that he will seek the GOP nomination for governor ing with the rtuclear test issue Mr. Manson received approval In granting the transfer, the and colonialism. committee stipulated that the li I does not necessarily eliminate to take over the license of Wil- him as a contender for a second The eight-point plan, promised liam C. and Loretta M. Gentes, cense will be valid only so long A SPOT OF LIGHT— Mafawen Townihip officials check schedule for new streit Richard Breslln 'residential try. by Soviet Foreign-Ministet^An- Center Ave., Leonardo" as the building is used for a res- light installations under one of the powerful-nev^mercury-vapor lights placed at Cliff- Nixon pledged to serve a full drel Gromyko's policy when he taurant seating at least 100 per- wood Ave. and North Concourse. The governing body has approved a program It was the eighth time the sons. four-year term if elected gov- spoke to the General Assembly Genteses attempted to sell their Tuesday, included such Kremlin Mr. Manson agreed to the which will start with new light* along ClifTwood Ava. from Rt. 35 to the Greenwood Is Studying ernor. But while declaring him- license. The committee rejected self out of the 1964 presidential favorites as: seven previous, transfer applica- stipulation. Ave. area. It is hoped the project, to get under way Oct. I, will help eliminate Objections race he declined to say he would A nonaggression pact between tions. vandalism in the section. Left to right are Mayor Peter J. Waters, Comntitteeman To Become not respond to a drait. He was the NATO and Warsaw powers, A petition with 200 signatures of residents living near the site Rudolph Grimm, Jamej Mitchell of Jtrsey Central Power & Light Co., and Commit. asked specifically about t draft renunciation of use of atomic and replied "I shall not seek the weapons, withdrawal of foreign Set Hearing was presented to the committee teaman Sigmund V. Kowalski. Augustinian presidency in 1964." troops from alien soil and meas- objecting to the location of an- ures to lessen the danger of sur- On Apartments other bar in that area. VILLANOVA, Pa. - Richard Nixon made it clear several Several other persons raised Breslin, son of John Breslin of weeks ago that if he ran for gov- prise attack. FAIR HAVEN - A number 20th President Died in Long Branch objections apparently under the East Bergen PI., Red Bank, N. J.,ernor and was elected, he would Test Ban Offer ol residents in the area of a impression that a tavern would and the late Mrs. Bertha Conrad not expect to enter any state to the! Pl«»«l Tyson Dr. apartment be erected on the site. Breslin, is continuing his study presidential primaries in 1964. United Nations' Monday on""8en"!1 h<>ush<>us' rereP°rted|rtedy l»vhavee h**" Mr. Gallup made it clear that Dedicate Garfield Monument for the Catholic priesthood by His chances for the presidential smed noUces l0 mm at eral and complete disarmament! f * " his client would build a restau- majoring in philosophy at Villa- nomination thus would be lie- In a peaceful world" contained rant and not a tavern. LONG BRANCH - James Ab- several Ocean Township school- pupils and a scattering of adultsnova University. pendent on the development ol a ° Mayor John T. Lawley, Jr., nationwide draft movement in several ideas which U.S. offi-! ram Garfield, 20th President of children—working in two paral- in attendance, and a Fort Mon- Mr, Breslin made his simple abstained from the voting be- his behalf, with the hefty C»l!- cials said could be acted on at The developer of the pro- the United States, died here 80 lel courses—the former oceanfront mouth band providing a military profession of vows for three years cause he once had an interest in fornia convention Hornet (4) Truth or (7> News 1:00- (4) Local News The Fighting McCooks (7) Staying Young Consequences (11) Popeye (7) Camouflage (11) I Led Three Lives 1.05- (2) Movie (t) Understanding Our 1:15- (7) Local News (4) 13th Hour Old Irish rebel George died;was a lieutenant in the first Vir- By TOM HENSHAW World 1:21- (7) Weather (•) News and Weathax ginia (Union) volunteers; and ,. long before the Civil War broke 12:1»- (2) Search For Tomorrow 1:25- (7) Sports 1:19- (5) News A 17-year-old boy, dying on Roderick was a naval officer. out, but his stalwart sons and (4) It Could Be You •:tt- (4) Local News 1:20- (9) Almanac Newsreel bloody field of first Bull Run, Other members of the "Tribe grandsons carried on in the fight- (5) Cartoons (5) Cartoons 1:25— (9) News and Weather turned his eyes to,*" older man of Dan," included: ing tradition. (7) Number Please (7) December Bride 1:15- (4) News and cried: Son Daniel, whose eight sons Latimer, a major who died aft- "Father. I will never surrender (») Favorite Story (11) Huckleberry Hound 1:«- (4) Sermonette were called the "Tribe of Dan,' er the war of injuries suffered to a rebel!" 12:45- (2) Guiding Light (U) Movie 2:40- (2) News was a 65-year-old major when he in the Vicksburg campaign and They were the last words of (11) Rocky and His 1:40- (4) Weather 2:45- (2) Give Us Thia Day was killed defending Ohio against Sherman's march to the sea; Pvt. Charles M, McCook, 2d Ohio Friends 1:45- (4) News the Confederate raiders of Gen George, a brigadier general; Ed- FRIDAY MORNING Regiment, Union Army, a mem- IJ:K- (4) News 7:00- (2) News John H. Morgan. win, , who reached the rank of ber of the Civil War'i fightingest 1:00- (2) Burns and Allen (4) Ripcord 5:45— (2) Previews Son John, who sired the five major general; Charles, the pri- 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day family—the McCooks of Ohio. vate killed at Bull Run. (I) Dr. Joyce Brothers (9) Mister Magoo sons of the "Tribe of John," and (5) Cartoons (7) Two Faces West 5:55- (2) News When the war was over and the Truly, it may be said that the who was a physician of note be- (7) Ray Miliand (I) Terrytoon Clrcui (4) Sermonette McCooks tallied up their score future confederacy suffered that fore the war, served as a volun- (9) Movie (11) News 6:00- (2) College of the Air they found they had contributed teer surgeon in the Union Army. day in 1780 when the English (II) Movit 7:65— (2) Local News (4) Continental Classroom to the Union cause: drove old George McCook out of Edward, eldest of the "Tribe o! 1:25- (4) News 7: It- (2) Weather 6: JO— (2) Sunrise Semester Three major generals, four County Antrim to found the John," was a major general com (5) News (II) Local News 7:00- (2) News brigadiers, six lesser officers, one manding cavalry during.Gen. Wil "Fighting McCooks" of Ohio. private and a surgeon 1:11- (2) As The World Tumi 7:15- (2) News (4) Today jliam T. Sherman's Atlanta cam- 7:20- (S) News (5) Call To Prayer Four Killed paign. (4) Dial Four (5) Movie 7:25—(II) Weather 7:15- (5) Newt Four were killed in action. Notable Exploit Freiberger 7:11— (J) Summer Sports 7:10— (5) English for Americans BEATNIKS - Adam Wett. M Sflt 8t.vrN.Mii. MWMt"lenker (7) Susie 1 The clan McCook stemmed In his most notable exploit, he Spectacular (7) Early Bird Cartoons of "Bol»rt Taylor * Ditectlvot," goee beatnik whjn *• meett from one George McCook, a 2:00- (2) Face the Facti and 2.100 men (lipped through (4) J.F.K. Report 8:00- (2) News Anita Sands In "Tobiy'a Plaet," premiere story of the M«iNM-. Scotch-Irishman with revolution- Herd Gets (4) Jan Murray TV Mrlaa Friday, Sept 29. Mitt Sands it amonj the fertuwd the enemy lines, destroyed Con- (7) Day In Court (5) Suspicion (5) Sandy Becker ary tendencies who fled County federate Gen. John B. Hood's en players who will »h«r« .•pnito, bo»p». P.**'* r£ELf!£EL (11) Movie •(7) Ozzie and Harriet (7) Little Rascals — with the police officer* who Investigate T.bey't Pla«e Antrim in 1780 a few steps ahead tire transport train of 800 wag- 8:10- (2) News of the English constabulary. Top Rating 2:36— (2) House Party (9) Movie < tht full-hour program. ons and 3,000 animals and fought (4) Loretta Young (11) You Asked For It 8:15- (2) Captain Kangaroo their way back, swimming the FREEHOLD - The dairy herd (7) Seven Keys 8:00- (7) Donna Reed 8:25- (7) Billy Bang Bang River to rejoin of Rupert Freiberger, located near Chattahoochee (9) Meet Corliss Archer (11) Divorce Court 8:30— (7) Tommy Seven- Hal Humphrey; Allentown, was highest in both Sherman. 2:55- (S) News (13) Betty Furness 8:50- (9) News Hollywood: average milk and butterfat pro- John, "Tribe of Dan," served >:«- (2) Millionaire 1:10— (2) Frontier Justice 8:55— (0) Almanac Newsreel duction for the month of August at Perryville, Stone River, Chat- (4) Young Dr. Malont (4) Dr. Kildare 9:00— (2) Amos "n" Andy tanooga, Chickamauga and the in the Monmouth County Dairy (5) Theater Five (5) Manhunt (4) Slimnastics Shows to Wilderness before he was severely Herd Improvement • Association. (7) Queen for a Day (7) Real McCoys (7) Beulah First Big Money wounded. He was a lieutenant This herd averaged for August, (9) Star and Story 0:00- (2) American Musical (9) Jack La Lanne colonel at age 19. according to Richard O. Rice, 1:1*- (2) Verdict Is Yours Theater 9:15- (4) Family credits: "A Seven Plctures-Rioul Daniel Jr., "Tribe of Dan." was associate agricultural agent, 1,213 By BOB THOMAS Watch (4) From These Roots (5) Wrestling 9:25- (S) News Walsh Enterprises Production." a 29-year-old colonel when he was pounds of milk and 43.4 pounds HOLLYWOOD (AP - Rock (7) Who Do You Trust? (7) My Three Sons 1:10- (2) My Little Margie Seven Pictures Is the rams of fatally wounded leading his Ohio of butterfat- Hudson Is making the first big TONIGHT (I) Movie (11) Target (5) Topper Rock's firm. But Walsh had noth- infantry regiment in a charge up The Freiberger herd alHrron- money of his career—but he (11) Abbott and Costello 9.20- (9) Playback (7) Memory Lane ing to do with the film. So whit 7:11 - (Ch. 4) - JFK Report Kennesaw Mountain. He made tains the cow that produced the doesn't want to talk about it. 4:0t— (2) Brighter Day 9:25- (9) News (9) Movie is he doing in there? _ (Choice Viewing) - A look at brigadier before he died. greatest amount of milk and but i:55— (7) Staying Young Rock hit pay dirt with the first (4) Make Room for 9:30- (2) Mayor Tree 'At the start of my career, the first eight months of the Alexander, "Tribe of Dan," the terfat for August. This cow pro- 10:10- (2) I Love Lucy film for his own company, "Come ., Daddy (4) Hazel Walsh put me in a pictur. at Kennedy Administration marks only West Pointer of the lot, saw duced 2,520 pounds of milk and (4) Say When September." A sexy, saucy com- (I) Mr. and Mn. North (7) Untouchables . Warner Brothers called 'Fighter the tenth program In this series. action at Perryville, Stone River 100.8 pounds of butterfat for the (5) Movie edy laced with striking Italian (7) American Bandstand (9) Fiesta in Puerto Rice Squadron,'" the actor explained. Top Congressional leaders are in- and Chickamauga as major gen- month. (7) Memory Lane scenery, including Gina Lollo- (11) Laurel Hardy and (11) Bachelors Warners wanted no part of me, terviewed for their thoughts on eral commanding the 20th Army Records of other high producing 11:1*- (2) Video Village brigtda, it has been the No. 1 box Chuck (13) Movie so Walsh put me under contract. the President's leigslative pro- Corps. herds and cows in the asscciation, (4) Play Your Hunch office fllmain the United States 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 10:00- (2) CBS Reports As insurance, he put in a clause gram. The impact of the Kennedy Anson, "Tribe of John," was as compiled by Chris Schiotz, (7) I Married Joan for four weeks. Administration on Khrushchev brevetlcd a brigadier generaHor &.W.I.-A—nipervisor,—are-ar-ftnV <4)-SinfrAlong With-Mitdi -The movie has been outdraw- that I would do my first Inde- 4:10- (2) Edge of Night (2) Double Exposure and the U. N. also is discussed. gallant and meritorious service lows: (9) High Road to Dangei ing Rock's previous smash, "Pil- pendent film with his company." (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Price U Right Edwin C. Newman is anchorman. with Sherman during the Atlanta Five high herds In butterfat (II) Global Zobel (7) Texan low Talk" (domestic gross alone: Fourteen years later Rock fin- (I) Mr. District Attormy 10:30- (7) Silent! Please ally made his break—though he 8:30 - (Ch. 4) - Dr. Klldare campaign. production: Freiberger, 4,344; (9) Herb Sheldon $7.5 million). Because of the for- (11) Bozo The Clown . (I) Movie still releases through Universal — (Choice Viewing) — The striv- Robert, "Tribe of Dan," a C. J. Warded and Sons, West 11:25- (5) News eign angles, including Gina Lollo- 4:5S-(H) Mr. Peabody (11) Pro Football and makes some films there »s ings of an interne to become a brigadier general, was wounded Freehold, 42.8; F. G. Rue and 11:1*- (1) Your Surprise Pack' brlgida, it is figured to have a at Mill Spring, Ky., in 1862 and Son, Imlaystown, 41.6; A. Her, (1J) News a salaried actor. When Rock an- full-fledged doctor, familiar to Highlights greater potential abroad. killed when Confederate guerril Middletown,.40.3; and P-D. Van 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 11:01- (2) News nounced hit own company, Walsh moyie goers, now becomes • (4) Concentration I figured Rock would want to las fell upon the ambulance that Mater & Sons, Marlboro, 38.9. (4) Kukla and Ollie (4) News sued for a million. Rather than •cries. Richard Chamberlain as- (5) Romper Room talk about his new role as boy was carrying him from the field. Five high herds in mild pro- (5) Heckle and Jeckla (5) News go to court, Rock cut the vetertn sumes the role Lew Ayres made (7) Love That Bobl tycoon, Nope. He sent word that Of John McCook's other sons, duction; Freiberger, 1,213 pounds (9) Space Explorers (7) News director in on "Come September." famous as Klldare. Raymond he couldn't take credit for "Come Henry, was a lieutentant-chaplain milk; J. B. Rue, Jr., Keyport, (II) Dick Tracy (11) Best of Groucho Tied to Universal Massey takes over the Dr. Gil- September's" success; other guys of an Illinois regiment; John J. ,072; Rue and Son, 1,044; Her, (IS) Junior Town 11:11- (2) Weather were responsible. He argued that His action was typical. Whi!*- lespie part, portrayed by the late 1,039, and VanMater, 1,026. 5: OS- (4) Movie (4) Weather . MOVIE TIMETABLE he just supplied his firm and other stari of his calibre (none Lionel Barrymore in movies. A Five high cows in butterfat pro- S:25-(ll) Rocky and His (5) PMEast...PMWest himself. ns a bigger draw) ara wheeling hysterical alcoholic (Beverly duction: Freiberger, 100.8 pounds RED BANK Friends 11:12- (7) Weather and dealing with all the studio?, Garland) is Kildare's first case 4 Towns Slated fat; Rue 4 Son, 85.9; Her, 85.0; Carlton—Honeymoon Machine Money Not All His 5:10- (2) Movie 11:15- (2) Movie Rock remains tied to Universal, in "Twenty-Four Hours." Freit-srger, B4.0, and Her, 82.0. (5) Felix and Diver Dan (4) Jack Paar 2:00; 7:00; 9:30. Such modesty. I went to see the company where h» got h'* For New Five high cows in milk produc- (7) Lone Ranger (7) Movie EATONTOWN him anyway start. Why? »:»0 — (Ch. 4) - Haiel — :on: Freiberger, 2,520 pounds (I) Movie 11:30-01) News "Money?" he said. "I haven't Drive-In—Honeymoon Machine "I'm always getting myself h Ted Key's cartoon character milk; R. W. CcCann, Baileys Cor- 11:40—(11> Movie seen any of it. And I won't for (11) Three Stooges hole." he admitted. "I'm al- comes to TV in first of a new Phone Listings ner, 2,264; Freiberger, 2,263; Rue 7:00; 11:00: Last Time I Saw long, long time. Besides, it's ways signing new deals that ex- comedy, series. The talented & Son, 2,213. and Freiberger, By Gettermann Archie 9:05. not all mine." The New Jersey Bell Telephone GINGER tend the old ones because I want Broadway actress, Shirley Booth, 2,210. COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE Co. next month will begin distri- The reason for the latter is a something in return. What else portrays Hazel, who is much more bution of special telephone direc- Shore Drive-In—Two Women peculiar line among the film's can I do—stop working?" than just the maid of the Baxter tories to approximately 8,000 tel- 7:10; 11:00; The Hoodlum household. Don De Fore, Whit- Many stars do. They make ephone customers in Highlands, Port Priest 9:15. their displeasure known and the ney Blake and Bobby Buntrock Rosary Group Plans Atlantic Highlands, Sea Bright studios usually capitulate. Not are the Baxters. Hazel's first HAZLET Communion Breakfast ,_-_-. , . and Rumson, Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 7:10; Rock. project. halfoTlliB-town-botaiK • i t ies will contain the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The ne d rec or Miss Priscllla Brlndle, daugh- Honeymoon Machine 7:15; The explanation stems from the leal gardens should be turned in- new All Number Calling (ANC) Rosary-Altar Society of St. Agnes ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brin- 10:20; Battle at Bloody Beach same reason for his icreen ap- .to a playground. listings to go into effect for cus- Cttholic Church will hold its an- dle, was given a Sweet Sixteen peal. I mean aside from the far' II: M — (Ch. 4) - Sing Along tomers in those communities on 9:00. nual Communion breakfast Sun- birthday party Saturday. Attend- that he is a handsome animal: With Mitch - Mitch Miller's now- Nov. 5. ATlantic Highlands 1 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS day In the church hall after the ing were Sandra Dreps, Judith lots of handsome animals appear and-then series, which caught on Highlands 3, RUmson 1 and SEa Atlantic—Fanny 7:00; 9:1!. 7:45 a.m. mass. Hudson, Sandra Werner, Jack on TV every night but they aren't last season, returns as a regular Bright 2 are the exchange desig- O'Herron, Richard George, Kent KEYPORT Breakfast will be served by stars. weekly series this season. Format nations now in effect for those Strand—The Honeymoon Ma- the St. Jude Cafeteria Guild. That extra quality seems to be calls for popular songs, sung by Fleming and Robert Knight. municipalities. chine 6:45; 9:47; The Battle at Mrs. Wesley Andrew is chair- this: a male chorus in settings apropos The AT 1 designation will be The Middletown Elks. Auxil- Bloody Beach 8:26. man, assisted by Mrs. Samuel A sense of decency. to the lyrics. The beautiful song- replaced by the code 291 iary held a card party Sept 19 Apanel. Mrs. Francis Cunning- Rock has it. Gary Cooper hid stress from Australia, Diana under the new ANC program LONG BRANCH in the lodge rooms. A Halloween ham will be the guest speaker. it. Not 'many of the new crop Trask, and cute Leslie Uggams HI 3 will be replaced by the 872 Baronet—The Young Doctors masquerade dance will be held A card party will be held Oct. of leading men do. It's somethinr also return as guest singers. and the code 842 will be used in in the lodge. Further plans will 2:20; 7:25; 9:30. 24 in the church hall. Mrs. Frank that can't be phonied. The movie place of both RU 1 and SE 2. be made at the meeting Monday. ASBURY PARK Wilson is chairman. screen Is loo big and revealing. The changes are being made Lyric—Romanoff and Juliet by New Jersey Bell simultane- Ann Ward, daughter of Mr. 7:30; 9:40. Article Is ously with switch from manua' and Mrs. John Ward, Wilson C»pr. I Ml by IMM4 tohn Syndcoto, Mayfalr—Come September 2:45; service to dial service for all tel Ave., celebrated her ninth birth- 7:15; 9:30. ephones In th? four towns. Under Puhlished day Sept 19. Present were Mr. Paramount—Voyage to the Bot- the company's service Improve- "Ginger! Havs you set my new lipstick?" RUMSON — H. Earle Thomp- and Mrs. John Ward, Monmouth tom of the Sea 2:00; 7:00; ment program one and two-party •on, a member of the Rumson- Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward 10:40; Wild in the Country 3:45; customers in the affected area Fair Haven Regional High School and children, Nancy and Robert, Hamerling, Geoffrey R. Harvey 8:45. WEATHER will also receive direct distance English Department, has received and William and Michael Ward Long Branch Robert H. Kravetz, Sydney A St. James-Gone With the Wind dialing (DDD). This will enable notification that one of his Lekach, Roger C. Loeb, Sheldon them to dial directly to most o 2:00; 8:00. NOW thru SAT. articles has been published in the Barry R. Sickles, Ralph J. Silva the 78 million telephones in the The third birthday of Deborah MONTCLAIR NJEA the magazine of the teach Students Cited Paul M. Stein, Annette M. Stram United States and Canada. Garrett, daughter of Mr. and sesi, Carol W. Svenson, Karen Clalridge—Cinerama Holiday Ing profession in New Jersey. Mrs. John Garrett was celebrated LONG BRANCH - Thirty-eight Customers in Highlands and Swenson, William A. Szabo, 8:00. 'My Juniors Are Readers' has Saturday present were Estelle students at Long Branch High Georgianne M. Tosel, Susan E been published in the September Atlantic Highlands will be served and Charles Frank, Marlene School will receive certificates PAPER DRIVE SET after the Nov. 5 cutover by a new White, Barbara M. Welch, Juditl METRQGOLDWN-MAVER'Ti.i issue of the magazine. and Lorraine and Patricia Staats for their outstanding perform EATONTOWN - The Lions dial central office at First and E. Zimmerman and Debra Zina AnAvon notfuction The article deals with tne in Pamela, Dennis and Barbara ance on the National Educational Club said'it will pick up bundles Garflcld Aves., in Atlantic High ititution of a free-reading pro- Etzhorn. Joanne Lanzone, Mrs. Development Tests, Herbert A. of newspapers and waste paper lands. The new office will replace gram at regional by Mr. Thomp- Elsie Okelew, Nancy Okelew, Korey, principal has announced. Holmdel Gels Change here Sunday, starting at 2 p.m a manual office there. son. Mrs. James Lazone, Edwin The certificates of educational In Phone Listings Asked is that the paper be se- the year his students Customers in Rumson and Sea Garrett, and Ricky and John curely tied. The drive will pro- During Bright will be served by the ex- development, which will be pre read over 17 novels, each of Garrett. HOLMDEL — Several hundrec ceed rain or shine. isting dial central office in Red sented to the students at an difficult nature. Holmdel area customers of th< Bank. They are presently served awards assembly later in the Mr. Thompson observed "I was David Merker son of Mr. and No problem finding tenants by the manual central office year, were awarded to students New Jersey Bell Telephone Co determined to make the juniors Mrs. Donald Merker, Walada when you advertise The Register Rumson. scoring in the top quarter of par- will receive new All Numbei want to read. To achieve this, Ave., celebrated his second way.—Advertisement. ticipants, by grade, in New Jer- Calling (ANC) numbers and D we needed to create a climate, birthday Saturday. Present were sey, as well as throughout the not a rule, for reading. We tried Mr. and Mrs, William Sanford, country. rect Distance Dialing starting ear to place the right book in the Col. Francis Jr. and family. Donna and Scott, The students cited were soph- ly Sunday morning. right hand on strictly voluntary Kenilworth, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- omores at the time of the test. The new services will go into basis." thur Czugh and family, Mr. Individual high scorers at Long effect at 3:01 a.m., Eastern Day- Mr. Thompson was one of the Gets Award and Mrs. Robert Pecyni and LAST Branch Included Tirrell E. Bar- four teachers in the state de- sons Jay and John and Debbif light Time. GATES OPSN 6:30 r.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK TIME bierl In English usage; Charles signated to receive the 1961 Merker, this place. CMrOdt AIAMA - tVW Mf. «rf KM. - FUJI SHOW QfftT TONIGHT At Academy Unger in mathematics usage; SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Princeton University Prize for William V. Lipton and Victoria 1,000 telephones, all of which now •The HONEYMOON Distinguished Secondary School INTERLAKEN - Lt. Col Irving A show in Radio City and a JOANNE WOODWARD J. Perkins, social studies usage; have WHitney 6 central office des- Teaching. F. Francis, a resident here, has tour and dinner was attended by ignations. All WHitney 6 custom- T\ MACHINE" Lowenthal. Ronald North, r|T \ M ETROCOLOR been presented an Academy Janice Scott Friday to mark her Miss Perkins, natural science us- Ml. > jtfrt ll^ i,y fjujj NO DOWN ;Award by the USAF Air Force 10th birthday. Attending with her age, and Russell A Lewis and Laboratories installation in Holm- NM-MdHUnOHIfllllSS Academy in Colorado. , I were Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, Miss Lowenthal, word usage. del, will receive the numbers 946 PAYMENT" Brig. Gen Robert F. McDer-jGlenn Scott, Mrs. Christine Steph- BATTLEatBLOODY BEACH' RADIO Miss Lowenthal and Miss Perk- new exchange designation. WABC 771 motl, dean of the faculty. pre- enson, this place, and Mr. and The Laboratories' new ANC des- TMMRMINf CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE ins led the Long Branch partici- CIKTJR-K0WW[« | MIDf.tr HAILROAO WCBS Ml !sented the award to Col. Francis JMrs. George Scott Sr., Belmar. • STARTS TOMORROW • pants in composite scoring tor WHTG 1410 during a recent conference in rfc-i ACCEPTS VA POST the test. HONEYMOON "LAST TIME WNBC HO ognilion of his performance as on; NEWARK — F. H. Seaman, Other certificate winners wer WNEW academy liaison officer. MACHINE" I SAW ARCHII* 1130 Gene M Rrnndli, John Cantai WPAT ISO The reserve officer was cilcd'• Wnnamassa, is the new finance fa, I.ouis A. CnlaEUorl. Rlchar WQXR 1560 for his effective counseling of """cer of the Newark rcRional projpfdive Academy cadets in'Oflice of the Veterans Adminis-iA. DiGiacomo, Bernard F.. F.nge DELICIOUS SEA FOOD WOR 710 the third Congressional District, ration. He succeeds Rorco J. hard, Harvey A. Feldman. Eras Fischctti, Scotch I'lnins, who has W. Gerber, FYank J. GreRorj DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE won transferred to Washington.'Phyllis N. Grossman, Barr

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ROCK HUDSON "ROMANOFF KNITTING GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA Lunch • Dinner • Late Snacks and JULIET" WORSTED "Com* September" YOUR Choice of all new 1962 colors A Reputation For Good Food BOARDWALK '•> -'A study was OAKHURST - Chester Ottin- m.x, «n m.w.v, PropriaUng J951.69O.75O to financej McGuire AFB, National Scout Jamboree la Col- ordered Tuesday night into drain u mjJ)ion( and ger,,378 Cooper Rd, MIddletown, loft Call Home military construction programs | wrightstown, $125,000. orado in 1960 as one of the troop age on Center St. after a resident ha* Jxen named distrii? commii- FAIR HAVEN—A 14.yearK>Id at home and abroad during the; — . leader), and recently completed complained that after rainfalls •ilonwfor the Red Bank-Middle- Rumson - Fair Haven Regional fiscal year that began July l.j It pays to advertise In Tlw a district operation course at the stagnant water collects on the town area of Monmouth Council High School student was found The measure includes funds for Register—Advertisement. Schiff Scout Reservation, Mend- street and sidewalks and leaves of Boy Scouts, succeeding Robert in a telephone booth on Ocean ham. a deposit with a bad odor in hot Rickner, 18 Gary Dr., Middle. Ave. in Sea Bright Tuesday weather. town, who haj become a member Mr. Ottinger was introduced about eight hours after she was of the district organization and to the council staff by Mr. Rick- Councilman William Darby, reported missing. extension committee. ner. William Mattison, council streets chairman, said "this is all An alarm had been issued for Mr. Rickner served «,as com- commissioner for Monmouth news to me" but that there had Nancy Cutler, 121 Lexington Ave , ADVANCE ; missloner since 1958 following the Council, representing the staffs been some local flooding in the realignment ol the two districts ot all five districts in the county, area since Sept. 18. Councilwom- after she failed to return home YOUR INVESTMENT into one. expressed.the appreciation of the an Cecile Frankel Norton said from school at 4 p.m. In his new position, Mr. Rick- council for Mr. Rickner's serv- there had been some trouble aft- Sgt. George Chandler said Miss KNOWLEDGE WITH ner will be related to the organ- ices and wished him well in his er the recent storm. Cutler told Police Sgt. Charles Ization of new scouting units and new district responsibility. Mr. Mayor Thomas Farrell said a Carlson of Sea Bright that she the charter renewal program for Rickner received an engraved set letter from Harry A. Oakes, 20 had gone there to visit friends THIS FREE 32-PAGE BOOKLET existing scout units in the dis- of scout bookends from the staff. Center St., indicated a situation who formerly lived in Fair Hav- trict. Th appointment of Mr. Ottin- which should be looked into by en. Do you know the 9 ratios professional analyst* Mr. Ottinger is an engineer ger was confirmed by the execu- Borough Engineer Otis R. Sea- When she was discovered in use in appraising securities? Do you know how with,' the New Jersey Bell Tele- tive board of Monmouth Council, man to see what corrective stfeps the telephone booth in Sea Bright, to understand vital financial statements? phone Company at Shrewsbury, yesterday on the recommendation are necessary. she told police she was trying We're offering a free booklet which explain! of Superior Court Judge Theodore Former Councilman Neils Jac- to telephone her mother, Mrs. how to use professional methods in evaluating J. Labrecque, chairman of the obsen, for many years the street Ruth Cutler. Miss Cutler had chairman, who lives on Center St., been seen on Ocean Ave. in Sea your own stocks. It takes you through a typical OLD FASMIONID THIN " district nominating committee. •aid water came up from the riv- Bright at 8:30 p.m. with a group balance sheet—shows how to interpret each PEANUT BRITTLE er Sept. IS and that subsequent of girls. item, make your own forecast of probabte ONE FAMILY'S FATE rains had not drained off as fast future results. Learn how to protect youwetf— DES MOINES Iowa (AP) - as they should. He said a step Oppone 'Green Acre*1 before or after you invest—with professional C Twin Des Moines boys whose fa in the drainage system might be standards of knowledge. We'll be glad to send ther is out of work went to school clogged. IEFT A TOY TRUCK ON THE STAIRS,'* TRENTON (AP - The New 59 sr Jersey Taxpayers Association you a copy without obligation. Just mail th* lor the first time. When they re Mr. Brady said he made an in- coupon. turned home on Friday their spection of properties in the P. GERMANY TRIP to represent New Jersey cities recommended yesterday that BIRNN CANDY mother told them they wouldn't A. L. Realty Co. development NEWAftK - Mayor Leo P. by Mayor Haydon Burns of voters disapprove the Green have to go back Saturday or Sun area, South Beach, yesterday and Carlin of Newark and 20 other Jacksonville, Fla., president of Acres bond proposal. • 1 IHOAD ST. day. found they were clear. Pasquale mayors leave for Germany the conference. The mayors The association suggested that RID MNK One of them Inquired "Are we A. Long appeared at a council tomorrow night to demonstrate will meet with Mayor Willy the state acquire additional park meeting earlier this month to Spear, Leeds & Kellogg % laid off already?" America's determination to Brandt of West Berlin and will lands on a pay-as-you-go basis. complain of deposits of clay on Munbtn New York «nd American Stock Exdmfa keep Berlin free. The trip, participate in a broadcast for The proposal, one of two bond the streets and asked they be which will be made by air, is Radio Free Europe. issue questions facing voters in cleaned. 30 Linden Place, Red Bank sponsored by the United States the November election, calls for Telephone: SHadyside 1-8800 PLAN PROBE Conference of Mayors. The or- Rose aphids infest not only a $60 million increase in the state TRENTON - State Attorne ganization said the trip has (flowers but corn, potatoes, apples i debt. Open every Friday evening from 8:0O to 8:80 General David D. Furman has been arranged as a "grass and citrus fruits. "This represents an unwise and PUat tudmfm Utlittm mdmHuiMiit finmeial itatwiinti. ordered Passaic County Prosecu roots effort on the level wasteful solution to New Jersey's BANTAM MARKETS of local government" to show It adds up! More and more tor John G, Thevos to condii problems on open space, there- this country's united effort to people use The Register ads each Cross & Blackwel! a grand Jury investigation of th fore does not merit approval," recent violence at the strike-ri live up to Its commitments In issue because results come fas- the association said in a six-page I...... den Duralite Co. plant in Clifton West Berlin. Carlin was named ter.—Advertisement appraisal. Furman made the announcemei Tuesday. He said tie hopes th JELLIES grand jury can determine whet er the two unions Involved in th 8-oz. Jan U-week-old labor dispute vi lated a new state law prohibi ing the importation of picke into New Jersey. About 50 pei sons were injured Sept. 13 in MEN'S QUALITY what police called a fight be- tween members of two compel 5*99 ing unions. The plant has bee; 6 Delicious Varieties closed since Juiy 10. MERGER APPROVAL TAILORED COATS NEWARK-Stockholders will APPLE • MINT - CRAB APPLE ., -_ be asked next month to approve a merger of the National New- BLACKBERRY - GRAPE . CHERRY ark and Essex Banking Co. and the First National Bank of Wist Orange. Robert G. Cow- OF LUXURIOUS Open Every Day 'til 11 P. M. an ind John S. Linen, respec- tive bank presidents, announced Except Christmas Tuesday that the boards of directors of the two banks havi anoroved the merger. The two offices of the West Orange 133 MARKHAM PL Bank will become branches of WOOLS the new Institution. The com- LITTLE SILVER bined bank will have resources in excess of $4M million, In- cluding proceeds of the tale of new stock.

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TWENTY MEN-FROM THE , tarn RIGHT ABOUT THAT THE/OUTSMARTED THW5RWS.' card* 4+ JUST WHAT WE NEED trumps, South should lead a club COMMON CEIL--NO SlfiM OF NfW GUARD.'I HEARD HIM ON THE 1 Hebrew 7/ TO 6ET THE JUNGLE It 4* res, SMYTH. WE KNOW THE BREAK-NONE RECAPTURED PHONE-TAlMNSfTO drum to dummy's ace and return to PATROL OFF OUR WERE WAS A BREAK --MUSTta BEEN AN INSIDE JOB-I JUNGLE RWROL--/ J UNDERCOVER I Melody his hand with the ace of dia- OACKS-FORfiOOP.' monds to lead out the king and tOW DID IT HAPPEN? soil within an area of 15.000 queen of clubs. MEDICAL square feet must obtain a soil East's bid and the opening lead SoU Removal permit from the building inspec show that East started with five tor. The permit fee is W. spades. He Is known to have MEMOS started with four trumps. Of East Law OKd If over 500 cubic yards are to ty H. L H»ric>i«wi«lin, M.B. can follow to three clubs, it wil LITTLE SILVER — Borough be removed, a filing fee of (25 be clear that he had only one dia Council Tuesday night adopted an is required. The application is mond. Are you confused by the many ordinance regulating the reloca- subject to the review of the bor- tables which show how much you tion and removal of soil. ough engineer, council and the As it happens. East would fol- should weigh depending on your The ordinance waj introduced Planning Board. low to only two clubs. This would height, your age, your sex and Sept 12 after considerable re- The permit fee under the new locate a second diamond in the your type of bone structure? visions were made on its prede- statute would be computed a East hand. No need for guess Most persons are. The following By ED DODU cessor which, earlier this year, three cents per cubic yard of work. 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Print plainly name, address with' none, size and style number. j NEW JERSEY BELL YOU'RE INVITED to a Fall- Winter fashion spectacular—see 100 styles to sew in our new Pal- turn Catalog. No mailer what size, you'lr find ill 35c. , Sept. 23, 1961—21 Ch*ti'i Coikg*, StfiU ft, H EVBt HAPPEN TO YOU? By Malt* B£D BANK REGISTER Middletown M«x., where IM tea sophomore Warn Firemen Miss Ann Stanley, daughter b Guettt »t the home of Dr. andMr. and Mrs. Edwin Stanley, o CU3CK AND WATCH IM 1W£ Not to Play Mri. Samuel Cohen, Daniel Dr., Hartfhorne PI., has accepted th Urt wtek-end wer« their aon tndposition of secretary to Wayn HOUSE (iTtL LASTft?K K d»ughter-ln-I«w, Mr. and Mrs. Vasey, dean of the gradual' DAY PR TWO With Fire' Martin Cohen, and grandchildren, school of social studies at Rut GLENDOLA — The Monmouth Richard and Carol of Union. gen University. County Firemen's Association, meeting here, has warned mem Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vieser, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Swart bers that boisterousness at con- Normandy Ct., attended Mr. Vie-tel, formerly of Tindali Rd,-*e ler'i 20th dais reunion of Irving- cently visited Capt. Morgai ventions must be curbed. ton High School Saturday at the Knapp, Jr., U.S. Air Force, ii Reported by Alfred Adler, . Rock Spring Corral, West Or- Wiesbaden, Germany. Capt president, was that as the re- ange. Knapp, son of Mrs. Morgai Knapp, Tindali Rd., is stationei sult of some playful fireman's Mrs. Charles Seliick, Tindali In Germany. The Swartzeli, upoi exploding of a Fourth of July- Rd., win spend the week-end visit their return to this country ii type explosive called a "cherry Ing her daughter Donna, who ismid-October, will stay at thi bomb" during the recent New attending the University of home of Mrs. SwarUel'a son am Jersey State Firemen's Conven Bridgeport in Connecticut. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs William V. W. Cokelet, Leonard tion at Atlantic City a woman OCTOBER 1961 Recent week-end guests at the ville Rd., before returning to For has been seriously injured. ' home of Mr. and Mrs. William Lauderdale, Fla., where the; Mr. Adler said that as the re- BIRTHSTONE: OPAL FLOWER: CALENDULA Eilers, 33 Bamm Hollow Rd., reside. sult of a similar pranl a year w:re Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Ma- ago, another woman lost one rinello and family of West Hemp- INPUSTRIAL PARK eye. Recommendation was made MONEY DAY*—OCTOBER 10 The Indian Summer days are sweet, itead, L. I. that in the future firemen re- Columbus Day—OCTOBER 12 NEW YORK — Plans to di The bams are filled with com and wheat sorting to this sort of behavjor Hallowe'en—OCTOBER 31 Mrs. Donald Mellis, Village La., vtlop a 235-acre industrial parl be arrested and prosecuted. And your contentment will be great in Wayne, N.J., were announce .has returned home after being a Identity of the offenders was With savings earning our hieh rate! yesterday by the Chemway Corj |J 18CI. King Fraturw EyivliaMr. Inc., turgicil patient at Mountainside not given. The drug and cosmetic firm wii Hospital, Montclair. At the convention, Monmouth sell part of Its land in Wayne t County had a representation of a subsidiary, which will worl Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Coughen- Today's Business Mirror: more than 400 firemen, setting a with the planning firm of Jame PER YEAR our, Peach Blossom La., will en record. PER YEAR tertain Mrs, Coughenour's par- M. Rice Associates of Maywooc NI, J. The property is expectei ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Karr of . TUB FULL OF SAFETY Lincoln, Nebr., for the next two to accomodate about 20 Ugh Prices Go Down Manufacturers of plumbing fix- weeks. industrial or research enterprise *SAVE BY OCT. 10 TO EARN FROM OCT. 1 employing up to 4,500 worken By SAM DAWSON be reassured that turkeys will b< tures have been conducting ex- company said, in additio; tensive tests to determine what A recent guest at the home of the NEW YORK (AP) - Price cuts plentiful for Thanksgiving. Thil to its projected expansion there year's crop is one fourth largei type of bathtub offers the maxi- Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McRae, Con. here and there emphasize today mum in safety and convenience. RED BANK SAVINGS over Ave., was Mrs. McRae's f* than last's. And a record supp that the time hasn't yet come for The result.of the tests, accord- ther, Mr. E. F. Hudkins, Milling- is waiting in cold storage. The boojum tree thrives onl; a general upward sweep just be- ing to the Plumbing-Heating-Cool and LOAN ASSOCIATION too. The McRae's son, Douglas, in the central desert of Mexico cause business has recovered Worry about what may happei ing Information Bureau, is de- has returned -to La Salle Univer- Baja California. CHARTERED 1667 from its one to prices in general next year velopment of a tub with a flat bot- sity in Philadelphia to resume his ^he Door year of decline. real enough. But for a tim tom, lower height, and some type senior year studies. Their son 1 to Security It pays to advertise in Th Many are there is likely to be enough pric of built-in seat either on the rim 10 BROAD ST. Robert has returned to St, Mi- Register.—Advertisement. finding com- cuts to give some relief from ri or-at Uie-end-of-the fixture.— |? RED BANK NEW JERStY red Savings Accounts Home Mortgage Loans fort in the ing prices elsewhere. 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IS Wallace St. SH 7-2273 Rtd Bank , 6. KRUEGER BREWING CO., CRANSTON, R. I, WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE CAMERA FAN • . . wai watching th* horror show. Recovery-Gift of a Thousand SurprisesAnntud Exhibit to Open Eatontown Ceramic Show A Marlboro Hospital Convalescent Tells Her Story EATONTOWN - The fourth; ter pieces for competition. public. Three roomi will contain annual Monmouth Ceramic Show An art jury from Rutgers Uni- ceramic objects of art in more gave me the chance to tee if I find it worthwhile. What people EDITOR'S MOTE: The fol- will open Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. andversity will judge all entries for than 25 cateogrles by amateur lowing article was written by could do it and keep steady "outside" take for granted seem- continue through Oct. 7. first, second and third place ceramists of the shore area. hours. They expected satisfac-,ed to me like t new experience, Elizabeth Degeahtrdt, a patient Staged in the parish house of awards. The entire downstairs area of tory results, and were friendly (Maybe a lot had Deen forgotten I at Marlboro State Hospital, and St. James Episcopal Church, 69 On the final evening of the the parish house will b« given is an account of her convales- and considerate. I liked the work: and I was just beginning to feel l Broad St., the show is again being show, "Freddies" will be award'! over to booths and commerciil. cent leave is Red Bank follow- and them, too. like a human being again. If one directed by Rev. Alan H. Tongue. ed to the winners of each exhibits by studios specializing in ing a hospital stay of several On convalescent leave one canhas alwa5's had «rtain "»"& he Any amateur or professional major category. ceramic techniques. yean. ma not see thera lhe not drive, car, but there is no-' y ^ ceramist In Monmouth, Ocean The show will have many fea- One studio will demonstrate an someone .thing that keeps anyone off a! does who has been and Middlesex counties may en- tures of interest to the generalair brush technique and will dec- MARLBORO - Thcri may beibus. We had all the bus schedules;wlth?ut,the™' After a Prolon8e«" doldrums, it is a gift of a Kitty Kelly; brings one. a retreat to Marlboro Hospital PParkk . TTheh y say thah t privati e cars thousand surprises to have inter- est a aln useful work to Ao an Flower arrangements also will again. I did it, and mere are i are taking over and that buses « ' - be demonstrated in ceramic few other patients who have re- are outdated, but thev are sti|i; idea or two, opinions-ven, to ap- ware. turned, too. However, in spite running, ;„„, an„.,,d! th,u.e buu,,sr driverJ™.,s, ar,„e preciate the style of a book, the Trapped at Home cf the temporary defeat, thosej still friendlv, There was a very, Awards to visitors will be made each evening. There will be a six months held the best dayys I pleasant teller at the hank who newspaper story and many other Dear Kitty: you to your parents. A letter evcr da r events that nad snack bar featuring homemade have lived in well over 10 years. I knew us and cashed checks for[ >' > We live near my husband's from your prospective boss food. So what has been lost? us; and the librarian at the Pub-! been mislaid. It s a home town. It is full of his fam- might also help. Your insurance (to find yourself liking people should protect your parents. No formal application Is neces- a ai tne wa 1Jscd t0 lon ily, friends and business interests. I listened to plenty ofl books and asked us hr-w we were.| S "v,v, V 5™ 8 I come from a distant city. My sary for amateur ceramist en- patient-lalk of convalescent leav»!Tnere was the State Employment!Employment W- and even t0 reali'e you cai< relatives live far away. trants. Items may be brought to d fil It hd come u w h a r Dear Kitty: and family care. It had meOffice. where we were inter-; , ? " 'h° ™gh> hon- After bearing and rearing his the parish house Tuesday or ies | I am 34, have four children and guessing, for comments werejviewed. the grocer, Ihe cleaner. ' dislike, four children I still (eel like a Wednesday between the'hours of live apart from my husband. A sometimes not on the rosy side.; and other sales people we came In fact, this whole business of stranger in my husband's world. 4 and 9 p.m. and entered In the domestic relations court officer When actually tried in Red Bank;to know. (convalescent leave can be quite| Never having learned to drive, proper category. has been handling my case. Of with two other former patient? S Then there were Friday night= an adventure. It has its gripes, I am trapped since there is not The show will be open next all the people in my unhappy life we found the situation quite liv-jwhen the stores were open untiljbut there arc advantages that go even a bus to take me to town. Thursday and Friday from 7 to able. A !0-minute walk from I nine, and we window-shopped along with them. And there is he is the only one I've ever been But if I did drive, he would say 19 p.m. and again Saturday from Broad St., we stayed in a small'and watched all the people. Inlone solid consolation after being able to trust and turn to in he couldn't afford a car for me. 1 to 10 p.m. house, where each nf us had our!the winter we saw, from Marine,sick a long time. When you trouble. own room. The "house mother"'park, the skating and ice-boating have hit bottom and have been So, I'm stuck here at home day Yes, the inevitable happened. I held the reins, but not too tight- one the river. O*n summer week-helpe.<...d .t o clim.,.._..b . u__p_ again ___,, _yo ._u in and day out. fell in love with him! We've not ends we joined the group who; finally get a chance to apprec- Since he devotes his evenings !y. I. at the half-century mark, seen one another for over a year 'gathered there for the sailing iate how fine it is up there. You to church business we rarely have balked a little at snme of the but he once gave me every rea- time together save on Sundays supervision, but it never was a: races. might not have known it other- son to believe he cared. This when we and the children attend big problem — just made one Bridgeway House Is a meeting wise. longing for the sound ol his voice, church. And, when we are to- feel like slamming a door or a^ place for ex-patients. Mrs.j Four weeks ago, it was neces- the touch of his hand, or even a bureau drawer occasionally. : Merry Alston is in charge, and! f to return to the gether, he clams up, with the sary or nlt letter from him, Is unbsarable. One of us worked for a woman.with volunteers to help, she gave'hospjtai j came back of my result that we lead separate MAKEUP CHANGES Can this really be love, or is it 1 doctor in Red Bank, another fofj us many pleasant Thursday after-, lives. You should use different own will, realizing that I needed RECENT BRIDE — Mn. Rocco R. Scalzo, th* formar only loneliness?—Faithful Reader the Monmouth County workshop, i noons and evenings. Some of us; assistance. At first, depressed I would like to share his and shades of makeup during the' Miss Mary Ann Ricciardtlli, who wat married Sept. 2 Dear Faithful Reader: It may day than yotrj and I spent four days a week as'would bring our suppers with us. and discouraged, I tended to feel have him share mine. Hasn't a a volunteer for the Monmouth'And there was bridge, quite an in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Red Bank, Sha ii th» be that the man felt he did use in the eve-, sorry for myself, nut soon I wife a right to know about her wrong in mixing affection and nlngl . DaytimDi e County Mental Health Associa-j event for me after years of sit-learned that the Marlboro Hospi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Ricciardalli of Mor- husband's interests In church, his official duties. In some calls forpastelf tli tlon. Two of these days were ting on the sidelines. tal staff does not encourage self- ganville and Ft. Lauderdalt, Fla. Mr. Sealxo is the ion business and outside activities— states for a domestic relations tones and Jight< dpent at the main office in Long! Where we lived we helped with pity, and began moth- the Madison campus, is to form type of contemporary painting. More than 50 masterpieces will dren and their parents. Mrs. Martin Scott, new PL be on display Oct. 2B through MONMOUTH BEACH School :rs. a world cultural center where CARL H. KLIEMANN, Ger- PTA Installed new officers at the president, has named Mrs. F. seminars will be conducted !n Nov. 5 in Macculloch Hall Mu- Walter Kineavy benefit chairmai man-born, has had exhibitions in seum. Proceeds will be used for first meeting of the season last BEERS ST.—Miss Minerva V. art, writing, theater, dance and Germany, France and Belgium, week in the Borough Hall. and Mrs. John J. Pettit, via music, one added each year, un the house's summer recreation Gatta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. chairman. and won the Kuntz prize and and camp programs, restoration The slate Includes Mrs. Frank Anthony Gatta, 1309 Pine St., As- til five international summer It's M tMHog* soda spa ..» hit tot Members are compiling an a state prize in. Berlin. His work of Macculloch Hall Museum gar- West, president; Mrs. James bury Park, has been appointed seminars are conducted simul vertising program for the even: is termed rational abstract and dens and the landscaping for the Donnelly, first vice president; assistant principal at the Beers taneously with interrelated pro- casual "Relaxed" atmosphere b ben . . . A poster contest for pupils in th a continuation of cubism. new wing of the Morristown Mrs. Paul Masur, second vice St. School, Raritan Township. grams. St. James Grammar School Memorial Hospital. president; Mrs. Kristian Nilsen, The position carries the title Ad- LIBA BAYRAK, born In Pros-! w bring the kids down and plan your Fall also planned. High hopes? Why not! No recording secretary; Mrs. Robert ministrative Intern. She will con- goal is too high, if the imagina- tejov, Czechoslovakia, is the wife There will be a special ex- Committee chairmen Includi W. Emery, Jr., corresponding ;lnue her duties as an eighth tions of the creators are directed of Tosun Bayrak. Her canvas-, hibit of the famous porcelain knitting. Knitter's World, Monmouth Shop- Mrs. Herbert Mason, treasurer; secretary, and Albert J. Parks, grade teacher in addition to the toward understanding and peace es are rich in color and figura- birds by Edward Boehm of Mr*. John Heckle, secretary treasurer. new position. Nine participants in the semi tive. Trenton. Also on display will ping Center, Eatontown Circle and Route IS. Mrs. Raymond McCue, ticket: Serving as committee chairmen nar worked from June 26 through This international show is dis- be some }0 paintings from lead- Miss Gatta received a bache- Mrs. Neil Scotti. oerformance; are Mrs. Joseph Petrone, Aug. 5 in 18-hour daily sessions tinctive, and those of us who ing galleries In New York and lor of science degree in ele- Mrs. George Kuhn, refresl achievement reports; Mrs. Ray- A special exhibition ol this work were privileged to meet the ar- Far Hills, antiques and needle- mentary education trom the Uni- ments; Mrs. Edwsrd Carroll, p mond Dougherty, hospitality; opens at the Guild of Creative tists this summer at the begin- work. The exhibit will be open versity of Delaware, and the mai- roni. and Mrs. Roland Russc P.S.t W« do have a Pepsi machine. Mr*. William F. Bradley, parlia- Art, 620 Broad St. Sherwsbury, ning of the seminar know that from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. week- ler of education degree in guid- boosters. mentarian; Mrs. Albert S. Ben- on Sunday, fresh from a month's their works radiate the success days and from noon to S p.m., ance and personnel from Rutgers Mrs. Harold Beach is in chargi elst, r program: Mn. Isaac exhibit at the Madison campus of their common language. Sundays. Univ«rsi«y~Whlle working 'orj of special ads; Mrs. Vincent De- Abrams, publications; Mrs. Ed- and Highgate Gallery, New York her master's degree, she alto Malo, lawyers; Mrs. Leo Roccc wm L. Brewer, Mrs. David Mor-j City. completed-certification as a sec- doctors; Mrs. Frank Doran, dem rls and Mrs. John Pierrakos, ondary teacher in English ind lsts, and Mrs. J. Franz Veiling Mr. Bayrak, a former diplo- publicity; Mrs. Robert Raymond social studies. real estate. mat, was born In Turkey and educated there and in Califor- nia, Paris and London. His service as Turkish Consul In Morocco has lent background to the success of this experi- mental seminar which he con- Mix and stir. ducted. Busy with administra- tion and teaching, little time was left for painting and his Toni Owen knows how. personal search for a new con- cept in color. His painting re- produced here Is an example Bright wool jersey of his new approach to the ele- ments of light He fragments his colors, activating them with for a slim skirt, fully WATCH white. Then he varnishes after sanding away all brush strokes, everpaints, and continues his lined, 12.98, process of "purifying" by sand- Ing and varnishing, to create a new dimension. or pleated, 17.98, Mr. Bayrak, who also holds the for the 91st title of professor of art at Madi- son, will be guest of honor of the for sleeveless top, guild at the preview and recep- tion Sunday from i to 7 p.m. The public has been Invited to 7.98, cardigan, 17.98, attend. There is no charge. • • • and shop happily Mr. Bayrak's work will be on or push-up sleeve display in the gallery as will the work of the eight other seminar participants: jewel neck blbuie, 9.98. ever after ._ JOSE BARTOLI, Barcelona. Spain, received his professorship in drawing and paintine at La- All in curry, nutmeg, Loja-de Bellas Artes. His "hot" palette shouts "Spain". BEDRI RAHMI EYUBOGLU, royal blue or magenta bora in Trabzon, Turkey, Is pro- fessor of painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Instanbui and is and they go with distinguished for his articles on art and as a poet. He is noted wool challis paisley, tor his mosaics at the Brussels International Fair, NATO head quarters, Paris, and the Opera in brown tones or House In Ankara. Viewers of his oalptings are Intrigued with the Byzantine quality of his canvas- royal-magenta, for the es. He uses the signature "Eyu- boglu" for his paintings. EREN EYUBOGLU, wife of lined slim skirt, 17.98, Bedri, was born in Yash, Rou- mania. She is one of the initia- tors of the Group D pointers, the sleeveless top, buttoned first modern movement In Turk- ish art. She and her husband have had joint shows in Istan- down the back, 12.98, bul. Abstract-expressionist in concept. DICK GUTHRIE, Waco. Tex., and a trim cardigan !l-year-old student at the Unlver- ilty of Texas, exhibited widely ind consistently for four years. jacket, 17.98. His paintings range in style, form ind subject. He Is considered to Come in and lave been the most Influenced iy the seminar in his daily work with the mature artists — the mix your own. purpose of the seminar in a nut- shell. BILL STEWART, born in Waco, Tex., has exhibited in the Dallas and Houston museums imong other distinguished places. His paintings are variations on an abstract theme: "Implosion," •hich on canvas Is given lo mean o explode Inward. A real chal- lenge for any artist — and view- er. U—Tfeundty, Sept 28, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Experience Gives Yank Trackman's Selections WUtooHaaom Pitchers Series Edge MIMILS. lithograph NEW YORK (AP) — Experi- is tied for'most victories withStafford pitched six innings with PrtoeeCt tnce gives the New York Yankees iAUie Reynolds and Red Ruffing, no decisions. Mighty Hayee the edge in pitching over the Ralph Tejrry and Bill Stafford, Luis Arroyo, Jim Coates and Crafty Creed Cincinnati Reds. who figure to draw the other Bob Turley of the Yanks also RoMlloaNlmlti No one has started more games .starting assignment! for New have seen series action. Ge Lucky in World Series history than York, worked in last year'* se- On the other hand, none of the Tippy Stringer Whitey Ford, the i;ce of theries. Their performances were 10 Cincinnati pitchers eligible for the 1961 post-season champion' Echo Cyrus American League pennant win. undistinguished. Terry lost two ners. The brilliant left-hander ships starting in Yankee Stadium Palm Walnut Lawda Diamond has started 14, compiled a 7-4games, yielding the home run tonext Wednesday, has any series mark and holds the record for Bill Mazeroski in the final gsn>ej experience Dream Netta most strikeouts with 63. He also that gave Pittsburgh the title. The starting pitchers almost Edna Regent are certain to be Ford (25-4), Musketeer GOOD FIRST YEAR - - - - By Alan Maver Terry (15-3) and Stafford (13-9) KUraHaamr for New York and Joey Jay (21- UdyDlsecnrr 9), Jim O'Toole (18-9) and Bob Fast Way Purkey (16-12) for the Reds. WorthaVola None among these six h«s put Fay's True together an imposing complete Red Amber game record this year. Ford has started 38 times and gone to Flora's Girl the distance only 11 occasions. 8 ShadydalaPaytft Terry has started 26 and worked Frederick DtMet 9 complete games. Stafford Scot Gallon started 24 times and went all the Brooke CUrf way 8 times. Jsy started 33 with Loa'tBoy 14 complete games. OToole drew Chip Hal 34 starting assignments with 11 VmlnaLlte complete while Purkey started 10 Beach Hud 33 and turned In 13 complete games. The fact that all six have im pressive won-lost records is a Hal Sampson, tribute to the teams' excellent relief pitchers — Arroyo (15-5) Sunny D. In for the Yankee and Jim Brosnan (10-3) and Bill Henry (21) for the Reds. These three will be the $7,500 Pace late-Inning relievers. Coates (11 FREEHOLD - Hal Sampmt 5) and Bud Daley (12-17) for New and Sunny D., Freehold reoord- York and Ken Johnson (8-2) and breaken, are tin Brat to be Jim Maloney (6-7) of Cincinnati named for Saturday afternoon's tfALPH •re likely to get the call If the Inaugural Molly Pitcher invitation itarting pitcher is knocked out handicap pic* at Freehold Race- HOUK, of the box from the first through J. V. McCarthy Ten; Sieg way. William Yocum, the track's the sixth Innings. Ml* VOftK racing secretary, will complete The other eligible* are Sher- the field of seven and posiibry man Jones (1-1), Jay Hook (1-3) eight today. The 50-day trotting P/PMT //AV£ and Ken Hunt (9-10) for the Red: Ex-teammates to Meet As Foes campaign closes here Tuesday. TOO A1AA// and Roland Sheldon (10-5), Hal Hil Sampson, a 4-year-old Reniff (2-0)r Truman Clevenger By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM Terry turned la the top run ofMary punt from the Virginia 30- Terry moved Into a linebacker brown horse owned and driven by flR9T VBAf{ (3-2) and Al Downing (0-1) for the day last Saturday when Vir- yard stripe to the W & M for aposition on the defense. \cnrne JOB. the Yankees. RICHMOND, Va. — Former neat 40 yards. J.V., a husky 217-pounder (he Jimmy Shafer of West Alexand- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ginia was downing William & ria, Ohio, will be racing on this B0CKf HAMS On a collective basis, the Reds' Jim also reports that Terry tossed the shot put over 51 feet High School •> same gridiron Saturday at 2 of '76 Pace feature in 3:00 2/3, home runs off and a 3.51 era. Terry ran back a William & on the substitution as they do. son by the Blue Devil coaches. p.m., but not as teammates. erasing the standard of 2:01 flat which had been established the Sieg will take the field for the race before by Canny Scot drives Virginia University eleven while by Carmine Abbaliello. Sandy Koufax Breaks Old McCarthy will don a uniform of Miss New Ross, Rizon Cop the Blue Devils of Duke Univer- Before Canny Scot, it wis held sity when the two clubs meet by Hundred Proof, the Stanley here. Dancer trained and driven f-year- 50 Record; Maris Takes Rest Sieg, a fullback In his inter- Co-features At Freehold Oval old gelding, who raced a Freehold scholastic days at Rumson-Fair mile in 2:02 3/5 on Labor Day. Haven when he was the Shore's Sunny D. had cricked th* mirk ASSOCIATED PRESS who has hit 54 homer«, has been off Bill Stafford (13-9) in the first leading scorer in '59, |j now FREEHOLD — Miss New to earn the Legislator Day Pace. ,$4. $3.20 and $3.00 and negotiateAugd . 12, negotiating a mile In Sandy Koufax broke a 58-year- bothered by a virus condition for and rookie Johnny Powell's run- halfback at the Charlottesville Ross, 8-year-old chestnut mare, Winltss since Aug. 23, Miss New the mile for B-3 horses in 2:03 1/5. old strikeout record. Little-used the past 10 days, and finally was producing single—his first major and Pizon, 7-year-old chestnut i Ross returned $19, $7.40 and J5.80 school. 3:t» 5/5. The Molly Pitcher event will Al Schroll made a strong bid forordered to bed by the team phy league hit—in the third won it gelding, won yesterday's co-fea-| after completing the mile in lor the Orioles. a no-hitter. But the big baseball sician. Fullback, Tackle Star tured races at Freehold Race- 2:05 flat. Bargain .hunters had a field Koufax brought his season noise was made by Roger Maris— Maris said "I'm plain bushed McCarthy, who earned varsity way. Pizon annexed the New Jer-day as longshots started cross- strikeout total to 269 by tanning tory. It will round out the series •nd he took the day off. I was so tired I could hardly run, letters in his three years at Rum- Miss New Ross, driven by own- sey Bakers Day Pace to give ing the finishing line with tht seven Phillies and bettered the of historically-named races that Maris, who achieved full-fledged Naturally I want that 61st home son (he attended his frosh se- er John Schmigel of Hoosick reinsman Harold Dancer, Jr., aopening race which went to Par- 267 compiled by Christy MatheW' have been in progress at this rac- hero status when he hit his 60th run, but I think it is for my besi mesters at the Hotchkiss School Falls, N.Y., checked a stretch successful seasonal bow. Thliamene t who paid (12.20 to win. son-of-the-New York GiantsHa ing plant during the month ef home run luesday night and reinteres- t and-the-dub's-for-ine-to in Connecticut), will see action challenge by Blackstone Widower Gee and Kay Stables horse paid Cedar Crest Helen followed with 1903. But the Los Angeles Dod- September. ceived a thunderous ovation, al- be in the best possible shape for at a guard spot. a $24.80 upset. The program the World Series." gers southpaw lost to Philadel- most had his membership In the The pair were two of the most numbers of 4 and 1, registering Asked if the move would phia, 2-1. on a pair of unearned out of nowhere to take the fourth, club revoked yesterday when he feared backs in the Shore their for the second time in three days, jeopardize Maris' chances of get-runs In the third Inning. Paul Horn ung Leads NFL paying $36.20, $10.60 and $4.40. took a much needed rest. senior year when Rumson had yielded a $140.80 daily double ting homer No. 61 and surpassing Maury Wills' fumble of a Newport Ruby then won her sec- The Yankee slugger, with three probably the top two fullbacks payoff. Babe Ruth's total of 60 in 1927,doubleplay grounder paved the ond straight and third triumph in more games remaining against In the area. Sieg, a transfer Houk said: "On the contrary, 1 way for Koufax 13th defeat After Happy Duke, $6.60 took her last four starts far i $30.H Boston in which to become the from the West coast who started Scorers With 25 Points think a rest will help his chances. against 18 wins as Tony Taylor i the third, Edgewood Jimmy c.sions and three field goals to his The Yankees also played with- (1842), who gave up a homer to Schroll (4-3), a burly right- but turned in some fine perform- Smith likewise climbed a few scoring in the Packers' 30-10 out Mickey Mantle, No. 2 man in Yogi Berra among six hits. Jimhander who had experienced ances at fullback when the back- notches from fourth place to first triumph over San Francisco to field needed a boost. He aver- the M&M combination. Mantle,'Gentile's two-run homer, his 46th.little previous success as a among the ground gainers, ac- bring his point total to 25, tops in aged better than five yards a cording to figures released yes the League. starter, held Cleveland hitless for carry from that spot, while be- terday by NFL headquarters, The leaders by departments: eight innings en route to a 1(Ming used there mostly for the has carried the ball 32 PASSER* ictory in hit first complete short yardage needed for a first times and picked up 195 yards AH Coma- Y«* Td« Major Leog down. ..rltVowiW. 1J. A M* TA 3M_ 5 game. Don Dillard broke it up for a 6.1-yard average. Tarkenton, Minn 47 58 S*T 4 Fran Tarkenton, sensationa: Plum. Cleveland fit M 4«S 4 with a leadoff single in the ninth, Sieg was the speedster of the Hrodle, 8«n Fran. -..42 W .1*> Rumson club and was dazzling rookie quarterback of the Minne- Starr, Green Bay ...4- Vi and the Indians went on to score .Tiirtentien Phil 45 K on end runs and pitchouts, but sots Vikings, tumbled into sec UBaron. TlallH II 11 four runs, three on Tito Fran- McCarthy was just as sparkling'ond place after leading the pass- Tjtyne. PltMnurth ....44 V Verertlth. Dal'ai 4* tt cona's triple. up the middle. Ing show following the NFL open- Eteheverry. at. T* ..42 1* By The Associated Prtts imr Iner, Vew Tork. IS 174 (Time is EST) Phillip*, I.. A .11 tm Ttfofjee. oreen Bar-in IT* AMERICAN LEAGUE •tlcklM, «sn Fnn. ..10 314 NATIONAL LEAGUE ..If> tin W L Pet. G.B. W L Pet. G.B. (TlarV*!, t)&Man ft IM \rnttt, 1.01 Antelflf 9 47 z-NewYork IN U .M7 x-Clncinnatt M N .MM T>ujan. Waihln*ton.. *- MJ Detroit _....9» II .111 « Loi Angelet .87 14 .571 S Dial. PltHtiurrh « 1*1 Hrto nll „8! IM 4J...... 1 Baltimore _ S3 17 .Ml San Francisco tt 17 .SSS »>/, Chicago U 74 .518 Milwaukee .81 71 SM 11 Cleveland .... .71 81 .484 AH Yd< O«ta A". St. Louis 71 74 .513 14^ "mlth. San Fran. ...IS IM M (II GIVES REDS MUSCLE AND HUSTLE — Otis Douglai, Boston . 76 81 .478 M Nrown Cleveland..41 1W .*> 4.7 Pittsburgh _.7I 77 .487 18V4 Taylor, Or'n Buy » 14" 411 It J Minnesota 7« 84 .441 Uy,Chicago _ U M .414 »% Perry. Baltimore....» 14« 2T 51 hired by th* Cincinnati Reds ai a physical conditioning Pletnmnte. Det. .XI 142 15 4 4 Los Angeles .87 M .427 38Philadelphia .47 IM .111 45 Perklni. Dillll ... II IT! 47 IS T, consultant—a unique job even in baseball—got the Kansas City ... (0 M .380 45x-Cllache^ d Pennant Wll»on. L. A 21 1J1 10 !I • aallmore. Oilearo 27 114 W 4 2 team started right physically in ipring training, then Washington 51 M .171 41 Wednesday's Results ami!. St. Louii ..M 110 13 <3 x-Clinched Pennant Chicago S, St. Louis 1 Wetuter, f». T. ...lit 107 » «,7 added his own brand of encouragement throughout the LEADING SCORER!! Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 1, Lot Angeles 1 TD TAT FG TP season. Most fans never saw him but a lot heard him. Baltimore 3, New York 2 (night) Itornunf, nre«n Bay ...I 4 5 W Moore, Baltimore ...__3 0 (1 in Ha has a booming voice and keeps up t steady barrage Boston (, Chicago 4 Pittsburgh i, San Francisco I Wllaton, Phil 1 5 J 17 Orrara. Cleveland (t 4 4 Ifl Minnesota 10, Cleveland 4 (night) Mynra, Baitlmora I) 4 4 18 of spirited exhortation from the bench during Redlag Detroit It. Kansas City 2 (nlghO Only garnet scheduled Martin. Detroit 0 S 4 15 N'lnw tlerl with 12 iwlnta. gomei. IAP Wirephoto) Los Angeles 8, Washington ( Today'a Games and Probable (nigh!) Pitchers Today's Games and Probable 'Los Angeles (Podres 18-5) at Pitchers Philadelphia (Short »-ll), 8:05 ROAD HA2ARD Cleveland (Gram 11-9) ai Minne- p.m. GUARANTEE sota (Pascual 15-15), 3:30 p.m. San Francisco (Duffalo 4-1 or NEW TREADS Washington (Donovan 10-9) at I oi Sanford 13-8) at Pittsburgh applied on sound tin bodlM Angeles (Moellcr 4-8), 12 p.m. (Francis 2-7), 8:15 p.m. Mtialhtm and Wu>p mark, art Only games scheduled Only game* scheduled or on your own tires OUARANTBBO 1, Afaioat IMKU ia vmk- COMPLETE SET of RMfMhip and malaria** durtaf Ufa of b*ad. TUBELESS WHITEWALLS X. ytfaiaai normal road ba<- >*U, anb (mapt npainMa RENT n pincfamt) •ncotntmtl fe vnntKT p*ait««r cat A NEW FORD OR OTHER 49 diy, Sept 28. 1961-25 AUTO SERVICE CENTER Bowling

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Brick Township at Neptune He was dropped from the teamj 1 tack added zest with power and; than 55 stock and gas classes at Branch at Associated Press , Hall started Chet Kempinski, a yesterday by officials of the T " 213-pound sopli tackle fromjspeed. •There's enough football talent :the quarter mile paved Manville fessionai Golfers Association. jwilkes Barre, Pa., against Rich- ljut even they can't beat sophs, i p _ , Rumson-Falr Haven Regional at «t Army this year (or two full ra waj mond, and had the others on theinjuries and inexperience. Doug Ford, the 11th man on Maoasquan units, but don't count Dale Hall's alternate unit. And Colorado may find the Although results of previous the qualification list for the 13-Asbury Park at Trenton blessings just yet. He has more "But," he said today, "wouldn't same problem to be true Satur- races show representation from man team, will be going '" Princeton at Freehold Regional thin enough worries with inex- you know it? The second unit day when it opens its season three states, New Jersey drivers, Snead's place. Red Bank at Lincoln (Roosevelt perienced sophomores and in- j scored our three touchdowns, against Oklahoma State. It's All- particularly those from Union PGA officials said Snead's sus- Stadium, Jersey City) juries. while our No. 1 unit got only the America""^u"ard "candidate, Joe!Middlesex and Bergen Counties pension was in line with proce- Keyport at Terns River The Cadets, who last week h ve m field goal. Romig, is still not up to par with| f * """«i the eliminator dure governing action taken when Matawan at Carteret opened their season with an un- "We had to use Kempinski on a weak knee. classes.. a member is found guilty of Point Pleasant Beach at Lake- impressive 24-6 victory A le first unil. It was the only Texas Christian. which faces; nd the major number of en- breaking the rules. Richmond, have 21 sophs on their! wood "jway we had to solve a tacklejOhio State Saturday, lost end^ tries, particularly in stock classes, Snead was among six profes- 50-man 5tluad, th.ls *«'• Red Bank Catholic at SayrevlUe , . * ^Iproblem, and while he and theiLynn Morrison and center Dick. have shown the "boss" cars to be sional golfers suspended s i xSouthern Regional at Wlldwood seren are on the first two units. other sophs make mistakes, weiKercheville for the year with Fords, Chevrolets, Olsmobiles and months and fined $500 last week- Cross Country can only hope that none will hurtjknee injuries. Notre Dame Pontiacs. Promoter Ed Otto said end for playing in a Cincinnati N. J. State Catholic High us at crucial times." jcounted out, with injured soph] entries in stock classes are still Pro-Am tournament without per- Schools Track Conference devel- Rutgers Aims Included in his list of sophs on.quarterback Bill Pfeiffer andjopen for expansion as racing in mission of the PGA or officials the No. 2 unii are quarterbacklend Steve Kolski for its national-j sports car, gas, altered and corh- of the PGA-sponspred Portland, opment meet. Warlnanco Park, Elizabeth. Jim Beierschmitt and both half- ly televised game against Okla- petition classes. Ore., open tournament. For 4th Straight backs, Tom Cunningham and homa. The Manville racing surface Is PGA rules say any golfer who] Dick Peterson. West Virginia, losers of its last bounded by a spacious park has won a tournament within 12 Even more important to Hall, 17 games, must face mighty! and spectator area, the ground months must obtain permission Hall of Fame Over Princeton with a game against Boston Uni- to play in an unsponsored tour- Syracuse without Gene Heeter,!On both sides of which has been SPRINGFIELD (AP) - John- PRINCETON-A highly ranked versity this u-eek fallowed by suc-No. 1 end who is out for the yearl treated weekly to prevent a dust nament at the same time a PGA-ny Farrell, former U.S. Open Golf Rutgers eleven will be seeking its.cessive contests against Michi- with a knee injury, and Bob Tlni- problem. Additional loudspeakers HIS BEST SUPPORTER — Yankee ilugger Roger Maris sponsored tournament is taking champion, has been elected to •fourth consecutive win overman »nd Pain State, is his injury merman.another end with a sim-have also been installed to reduce hugt wife, Patricia, as they leave Yankee Stadium after place. the Professional Golfers' Associa- list. ilar injury. Bill Sullivan, a guard, Princeton Saturday when the an- the volume previously needed to he hit his 60th home run. Pat was a spectator «i Roger The other five professionals in- tion Hall of Fame, it was an- cient rivals lock horns in a Palm- "We've already lost halfbacks and tackle Fred Bernhard were reach spectators and competitors volved are Tommy Bolt, Dick nounced Tuesday by Lou Strong, er Stadium battle here at 2 p.m.Mike Vopatek and Bob Wright moved to North Carolina State's alike. struck blow to put him in select circle with Babe Ruth, Mayer, Chick Haibert, Lew Wor-National PGA president. for the year. That is one reason first team. The Scarlet, in its second season The dragway is still adhering who hit 60 in 1927. (AP Wirephoto) sham and Walter Burkemo. Farrell, 60, is the host pro at why the sophs have been moved under the coaching of John Bate- Halfbacks Paul Warfield and to its schedule of opening the Only Snead was a member of the Baltusrol Golf Club. He is up," he said. "Another halfback! man, will bring a battle-tested Matt Snell, and end Ormonde track for classification and time the Ryder Cup team M'Wch meets the 29th member to be named to Ray Paske, is out for two weeks Ricketts, all sophs, probably will Green Bay Packers Hackbart, a defensive back, squad into the 52d meeting be] trials at 9 a.m. Eliminations be- was in his second year with the Britain's top professionals in bi- the PGA Hall of Fame. with torn ligaments and now start for Ohio State. luwIowaa aialeState tween the schools which started »•" '"' "'•'" •»»«• !gin at 2 p.m. ennial matches. In 1928, Farrell won the U.S. George Kirschenbauer, our No. 1moved a soph, Dave Hoover, lOj Trade Dale Hackpart Packers. He was the Bays' No. 5 intercollegiate football 92 years draft choice in 1960. A golfer becomes a member of Open by defeating Bobby Jones •go. halfback, hasn't been able to its No. 1 fullback post. GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)-The HIDDEN Hnj.S EAST WOMEN 8 Hackbart quarterbacked the the team through a complicated] in a 36-hoie playoff by one stroke. The host Tigers, on the other work all week because of an in- LEAGUE Green Bay Packers of the Na- Wisconsin team that went to thePGA qualifying system. His best year was 1927, when he hand, are fielding what ranks as jury, and we don't expect to use Freibott Insurance Co, ,..- —.7 ional Football league Tuesday Rose Bowl in 1959. won the Shawnee, Massachu- one of the least experienced him much this Saturday. And Sunrise Dairies 6 traded former Wisconsin star we're just getting another, half- Freehold Dealer Plan Corp. . -..8 Michigan, 1962 Big Ten base setts, Eastern. Philadelphia, Chi- teams in the post-war period. Wtih Industrial Flattna; .. 4 Dale Hackbart to the Washington cago, Pennsylvania, Wheeling and back, Paul Stanley, back after an star cleaners _...*. Nicky Warren won all seven ball champiop n with a 10-2 record, only three seniors likely to crack John J. Ryan „..-/- .3 Redskins for an undisclosed draft decisions for the Noith Carolina d I bi lh the starting lineup — only two injury siege." Entries Tiara Beauty Salon ...2 was second In team batting wlthl Metropolitan Opens and tied for (>rltones Greenhouses 2 choice. baseball team this spring. .262 mark. seventh in the U.S. Open. of them at positions they occupied However, even with his prob- FIRST RACE— I III!*—3 p.m. PPCP.P.-C33 Trot-*T5Trot*T5O0 last fall — Nassau coach Dick lems, Hall still has a potent at- 1 MISS TTTANITTi:. W. Organ M Colman is faced with the news tack, built around the running of 8 WILTON HANOVER, A. WIMams....7-2 2 RIO , W. BUI .....:....(-l slty of rebuilding his team, after quarterbacks Dick Ectcert and 7 Miss R.S., W. Gabettle _ 6-1 Joe 9 L«ah Spencer. R. Farrlnftoiu ...fl-l last year's 7-2 over-all record Blackgrove. the latter just l Lithograph, C. Kobafii - 1-1 which included a second place off the injury list, and fullback 3 Runnymed* fitly. It. Interdonato...-10-l 5 MISS Direct Dale, V. Horvalh 12-1 finish in the Ivy League. Al RushaU. He also has a pair SECOND IUCE-1 Mile— 2:25 p.m. Of|of strong ends in Paul Zumida P.P—C3 Pace Cond.~4T6O Although the full annals 1 StIGHTV HAYES. J. Adamo 31 Princeton-Rutgert football lists and John Ellcrson, who get help3 PRINCE CANNON, R. Fa.'Jnjton....7-2 in the pass catching performance 5 FAY FARVEIj, J. Smith -..M the Tigers with a long lead in 8 Crafty Creed, W. Amspauih JS-1 victories, 44 to 7. the visitors from Kirschenbauer and the 7 Towner Hanover, M. Abbatieilo....6*l other halfback, Pete King. This 3 Lovely Newport, W. Dill Jl have gone victorious the past R Caryn Hanover, L. aeotl ._ 10-1 latter pair gives the running *t-. TIOBD RACK—I J!Ue-2:»0 p.m. three years, two of Ihem in hair P.P.—C3 Trot—1750 raising struggles which remained 3 TIPPY BTRINGEIt. P. Hosier J 3 BltOWU 8IGNAI*. n. F>rrlnjton....« In doubt down to the final play. < RO&AUNA NIMTTZ, R. E'erman ...I In 195S, talented tailback Bill Aus- 6 Go Lucky, V. O'Hearn 8-: Injury Puts l Budmlte'a Direct, W. aabettls «•: mmmimmm tin paced a strong New Brunswick 5 Volithacst, A. streenty !• 8 Sam Binders, Jl Rostno. „ 10- entrv to a decisive 280 victory, 7 J.G. Kent, J. MsMey >..„ 10- the first ever recorded by Rutgers Ridan Out Of FOURTH lUCE-t Mile—0:14 p.m. P.P.-CJ Cond.-»750 in Palmer Stadium. Austin tallied 1 PATSY NIMIIZ. B. Winner 3- Remember twice and passed for two other 2 PALM IVAIAVT, J. Smith i: $250,000 Race 7 ECHO CYRUS, W. Arnipaujh »•: •cores while shining on defense. .1 Pat Little Berry. A. Williams.... S-: % Lawde Diamond, A. Brewer... 8-: Two years ago the Scarlet tal- CAMDEN (AP) — Ridan, the 8 Express Qlrl. J. Smith , I S Wee Yankee, A. Oerberlch ! Last Winter? lied a first period touchdown, unbeaten 2-ye«r-o!d, is definitely 4 Miss MajMt/s Lady, R. Jimn....I0.. spent the rest of the game ward- out of the rich Garden State FIFTH HACE—1 Mile—%:V) p.m. P.P.—CJ Trot—J86O Ing off repeated Nassau thrusts, Stakes at Garden State Park Nov. FIFTH RACE—1 Mile— J;4o p.m. and emerged with a narrow 8-6 P.P—C2 Trot—«i3O THOUSANDS STUCK 4, it was disclosed yesterday. 2 QYPBY LYF&OOK. L. Scott !•: triumph. Last fall it was another M. C. "Ty" Shea, Garden Stale l DREAM NETTE. H. Williams 7-: »pinetingler with Princeton hold- 3 BKAVE RODNEY, L. Kummer t' acing secretary, said he received J Edna Rejenl, Jt. Jamil 5-: Muskettcr, L. IN RECORD STORMS ing a lead of 8-7 with just four word by telephone from Moody Qonos . a.] 8 Wink Ha-nover. c~.. Mood...v^; !!! minutes remaining only to bobble Jolley, trainer of Ridan, that the S Doc Jenko, M. Organ . away possession of the ball and t Trapper Tut, 3. Baatero . colt couldn't possibly bi ready SIXTH RACE—I Mile—i:05 p.m. aee Rutgers cash in the largesse for the world's richest race. °,P—d Pace—J86O with a score two minutes from . FAST WAY. L. Funtolillo -o--3-1i « MEADOW PAIR. J. Itoslno _...M the end andmake-off-wrttra-»» This-makes a wide open event 2 LADY DI8COVY. H. Dancer It.....*-!72 of the $250,000 and up race, which 7 Cleaver Zip, R. Farrlngton ....5-1 I - verdict. 3 Klar* Hanover, L. Scott -...<•! Under John Bateman, the visi- usually decides the 2-year-old < Dotty Byrd. II. Abbitlello... «-l champion of the year. 5 DutKer 8on(. J. Massey — 10.1 tors went on last year to an over- S Fancy Girl. L. Kummer - 12-1 Ridan was tent to Kentucky SEVENTH UACE— 1 Mile—) :30 P.m. Get your car ready NOW! all 8-1 ledger, losing only to Vil- P.P.-C2 Pace—»S50 lanova. Pre-season rankings indi- from'Chicago recently when it 1 J.D.B. no boy „ ...3-1 was found he had a splint on the7 WORTKA VOLO, R. Farrlnston...4-1 cate the team is capable of again « WISE BYnD, M. Orjan. ..4-1 threatening an unbeaten I o g. outside of his right leg. The splint, 5 Fay's True. 1. Kelly _U a bony growth, has been treated 3 Modest Scott, F. DeAn(>les (-1 Sparkplugs of the Rutgers offense 2 Rtd Amb(r, R. James ...1-1 are expected to be quarterbacks with X-rays and some progress R Busy Chuck, L. Floyd 10-1 « Norwaj, H. Ballaril ...10.1 GOODYEAR 3-T Bill Sperania and Sam Mudie ashas been reported. It was ex- EIGimi RACE—1 Mile—i:63 p.m. pected the colt could resume iSHDYDLE PAYOFF. I.. Floyd. .3. well as hard-driving fullback 1 AVENUE HAL. It. Fartlnflon 1-1 Steve Simms. Sixteen returning training for the Garden State. 9 FIVD'IUCK DIHECr. A. Tlioinas....4-i 2 Flora's Olrl. L. Bcott _.J.: lettermen are headed by captain Jolley, however, told Shea that 5 Jimmy atnr, n. Rllerman 8-! Alex Kroll at center. The Scarlet the weather in Kentucky has been 7 Darllnx Expresa. h. Kummer BV SUBURBANITES 3 our Way. B. Warner .....10-' field leader is being boomed in in the 90s, and the treatment nec- 8 Colonel Ouy, H. Dancer Jr 13-: NINTH ltACE-1 Mile—S:2» p.m. tome circles as All-American In essary to correct the splint can't « SCOT GALLON. R. Ellerman S-: More traction where there's snow, more mieage where then isn't! caliber. be applied until cooler, weather ! MISS AFTO.V, I!. Shll«J -..I-. 3 BROOKE CHIEF, A. Tinder 4-' NBVEft LAWSft ftMCstOt . Princeton, having lost 17 seniors sets in. By that time, said Jolley, B Tlobert Uudlty. J. Broinr. 5- • Get-vp-andgo snow traction 7 Hlrh Splint, Q. Marrlner 6- Hwry! White stocks art Ml from its successful 19(0 squad, "We'll be so far behind in ours Ixtn's Bov. R. Farrlncton „ tj. • QuW ride, long dry-road wear will probably start a lineup of schedule that there is no chance ,5 Velocity. W. Dill 10- a Victory's Bill, 8. Chemprys three seniors, seven juniors, and of getting him ready in time for TENTH rUCE-1 Mile—5:t5 p.m. • 260 Meats, over 3700 gripping edges such a big race." r-.P.-D Pace-»SM a sophomore in the opener. With 3 CHIP HAL, O. Mannaiin : _,.;3. but two weeks of double workouts Jolley said this was "a tre- 6 NATIONAL. nUARB, r. , • Bites through snow Hut's tab-cap deep 7 SHARP TL.TIN. W, Dill Detn A- •t Blairjtown, Colman expects hi; mendous disappointment for us 1 Flylni Hal, C. Osrr team to be a slow-starting one un because the Garden State has & Braeh Head, R. Pierce....- lSMtclflM* I Vonlan Lite, K. Huebsch o- til the new hands learn their been our main objective all year. 1 Peter Botlernlsi, C, Brlttin|ham....l(>- tabt.tspi, pin tat assignments. Numerous position But with such a good horse you t Meadow Til>r, D, Zolrea ...10-: 18 MONTH wl CM tin (tliosjr, twitches have compounded the just don't take chances. We'll •enroling process, with both start-1 take our time now and ready the ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Ing ta£kles —senior Andy Conner | colt for the 3-year-old classic in Freehold FREE MOUNTING and Ed Costello — mastering Florida, such as the Flamingo at new positions. Hialeah." Results With Rutgers always highly Ridan is undefeated in seven VTMUicr C1e*r — Triufc r«»t anxious to trim its New Jersey!starts and runs in the colors of rint ntcc-l m. Trot, MM, off !.«>, Parliament 1.6C _-rival and PrincetojLSiriviiiglfl.get|Mrs. Moody Jolley, wife of the Maryland Boy iHariir»rt< — 8,90 6.6(1 Windshield Off well and to snap the recent \ trainer. The colt is owned by A.C's Jtn vC, Abbatlelio'— — 10.0C Time; 2:10.1. AUo itirlrd: Bob Me string of Scarlet victories, an af- Mrs. Jolley, John Greer of Ten EenEllen.. Lady rro.itFroM,. W. . E.. HHoiecrolto , FREE ternoon of Interesting football, nesaee and Ernest Woods of Ala- Proud Bong, Runnymedt KrlaKy. m. r*cr. IBM. olirf 1:31. SCRAPER perhaps reminiscent of 1959 and bama. They purchased hims as a Ccdtr Cr«it HiltmT(tt»24.rsO 10.SO 6.20 1 Raltli lOriam —11.00 8-20 I960, seemj in store for the fansjyearling for $11,000. Ridan Clipper iC. Abbiiietloi , - i.i Cleans off snow and ice earned $283,000 thus for. Timr; 2:08.1 Alio itartfd: K«nn: for the In attendance. V.c, Coltem Royal, Uioti Abbe, Jar' TURNPIKE- rettown Cora, Palmetto Boy. in a hurry. Fits glove DAILY JDOl'BI.E s:«rfl: . AEU Chiff, Pttrlcia M.. P#lfr Elklniton, 3-T Suburbanite Tires by Goodyear I" Mln Audrey. True WUmi: Pourtb racr—I m, r»cr, CM. off J:I3. ~'.. I Jlmmy,.Qu'n.:6.?O 10.611 8.40 Knight F&nry v Hebertlnj, JJ*»Ji Wld Torney. SUIh r*rr—l m. l'»if. If.MM. oft 4:1.1. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND rtoyal !)»IIP ilUrttnfOT.OO *.M Dynamic Mt»« tDiincfr Jr.i 4,HO i.2(\ Forrfil JUnnver (Sweeney >, — 4,fii Timr: 2;DB.l AUo ilaried: /hbi NATION-WIDE ROAD HAZARD 6UARANTEE-AnN*wQMr*i>tMilc Pair, Jrving ilacfheraon, Kf*n s Jay Itrramy Bill. lrl»h All. 1. Aisinst normal fold htnntt-l.s., bltwioul!, fibric breiki, cul: - erctpl itpilrsWs panctum. Llmiltd to limit it to tint or mlletie. AnyCoodyeir lira «rnlh !*.(•*— 1 m. Parr, li,;i)fl, 4;tl, eiillwl cwntr (w mmtm ol snoxtlia ipicilM. 2. «jainit my sJtfacU U morkiiuntUp tad saattnal •ilboul char|t, w mka allowarxa o« »« Ucsj baud ea ukfiuJ tread itapUi iwuuUnj ud current "toeinu trki." Pi'on iH Dincfr. Jr.' (.«o •! '1'* 'LfH Mayetta Hano«pr 'II. Kelly' 5,40 .ISO RrtirMe Dale (Galf Time; 2:062, Mso itartfil: Honey Ki!i|'J. Jun|li rrlncmii, Irutian Gulflf, Pitt Brown, Jimp Klklnglon ith r»r—I in. Pare. %\,m). 8:11. Miss New noivSch'fd'i!) 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SH T-2S88 EXPERIENCED CIlILD CARE — Rea- _ door sedan. •Wl. forirti. Roltton Water bury, Realtor, or 787-6606. Excellent opportunity sonable rales. FrtVAta home, fenced LOST — African love bird, about aim sH 1-246I 19,» Al'STIN HEALEY SPRITB — Vtnce 1925. 16 W. Front St.. SH 7-3500. yard. 84 Hubuard Ava. fiH H814. - colored. ;~ Muat JBell, Good condition. TWO AND HALF MEN have truck, _. MOBILE UNIT BH 1-6505 BARQAJN — Any bou you want to win do amaii moving and odd jabi GAL FRIDAY — Mature, experienced „., ""*-,, : 'FORD BITB, converted to rolling anack own. Lrw bsnk rates, Flnaflclnc «x- CO <-1S0t ask for Donald Ruehle. All company benefits In bookkeeping, typing, payroll. Public LOST — Womam'a shw, black Kid with [uhop. Fully e*jutpp«i. Excellent condi KAHMAN GIA — 1B67 Radio, heater rftngeineiita completed In one calt at relations. Full or pastime. 08 1-3203. patent leather tip. Hesilone. 8lxe 5iuon. Will consider stlllnt with nr wlth- Under 30.000 rallep.. Perfect condition. PUR rilKU. WORK. C*a tree aorvlca any or our offlcei. THE MONMOUTH RELIABLE WOMAN — Will care for narrow. Vlctnttj Aabury Park Circle to|()lll ,qu|nmfnt Reasonable. Write P.O. SHOO. CHI RU 1-1035 after ali. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- TopplDg, trimming, removal. Call U Write 'Department Manager," Box 511, Red Bank. lllddletown. OS 1 5«M jBos— . 671— . _Re d. -Bank . . 1000. 2-4220 for tree •atimatea. Full laaarance one or two children Iq my home. Rea- OMC Psnel truck, very clean. coverage. sonable. BH 7-4021. LOST — EM Itlaasea. Saturday. Be-;i9M OLDSMOBILE — Holld»r sedm 1115. PREVENT COSTLY outboard freezeup- tween Irving Pi- *nd athletic field. Onej Helper, mechanically Inclined. Ca MAN WITH REFERENCES — Wl»hrs UP. 10.000 MILES. CALL ihnpe. New tires, good upholntery, clean Docks rebuilt, piling letted, hammered. Monmoutb. St. after aix p.m. FO 3-3809. 1UI FORD 30tl Cl'BTOM — Needs a 1.1 2-0851 30 miles (o Kallnn. 811 7-917.1. nnytlme. Qptn 7 days. Eatimatea given SS 2-1744. work Truck driving or work of ar llttls. wort fSSO, 160 First St., KST- E Models on Dliplay WAITRESSES - Fart time days. FRES8ER FOR HOFFMAN MACHIN; kind. CA 2-8068. port. ISM OLDSMOBILE — Excellent condl- 1«S2 VOLKSWAGEN with '58 engine, 25 Sea Skill Exprma INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting Night waitresses. Call —Top pay, all benefits. Ladles' coal 1. air conditioned. 1700 Call «H !• 25' Flagship Expresa reaionably done. Estimate cheerfully OLDER MAN—Full or part-time. Clr W57 TORI) CONVERTIBLE — Excel- call after A p.m. SH 74270 and chlldren'a sportswear. Do not a] leal, office or watchman. Installation ( 27' Flagship Expreli liven. SH 1-8055 or OS 11783. ply unless qualified. JA 1-9849. lent condition. Ford-O-Matlc tranamls SH 7-2«l« 27' Sea Skiff Expreai ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER — Su- apartment houae employment exprr •ion. new top. Ptone SH 7-«30. 1952 PONTIAC four-door. Radio and 27' Sea Skill Utility pervisory position, experienced general ence. Write P. O. Bill Ml, Red Ban'. heater. 1179. ODD JOBS ledger. Trial balance, etc. Keyport-Mat- IM! NEW CHEVROLET Corvalr EH 1-702S MOBILE HOMES .10' All New Flagship ExpreftB CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN ton pickup. J1795. D.C.F.B. Yacht SH 1-7853 awan area. Liberal employee benefits. Write "Accountant" Box-til. Red Bank. To liv» in beauttrul N. J. home, FINANCIAL AT J0305. 1950 F0R!> inur-door. Radio, healer FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS UABON — Dry vein, lateral!, patloa, new clutch, battery and generator, A MOBILE HOME K«lr Haven BH 7-30H Muit be personable, Intelligent and 11M PLYMOUTH — Station wagon. Ex- food tlrea, 1115. SH 1-7149. •IdewaUu and aeptlo tanka. Call 8H I. TWO OIRLS. light, factory work and havn excellent references, Writ* BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES cellent tor contractor or second car. To Fit Your Budget "OWENS 1955 EXPREB9 — sTeTps 1078. fool press work. ' details to arrange personal Inter. Can be seen at 101 Bwlmmtng River 1W8 FORD ^ Small down payment on new and used. twin motors, only 185 hours opera AT 11711 view, ESTABLISHED dENERAL BTORE six-cyltnfler. automatic, looka and rum Many to choose from. Low rate fi- tion. BO gallon Monel gai tank. alK>v< builness (or aale In th« AflUage at NSVP- Road, New Shrewsbury. Ilka new. 11.125. SH .7-07I2. BABYSITTER — Mondays, 12:30 to "CHAUFFEUR" Box ftll, Red Bank nancing. $1000 Improvements Including rod holdei EMPLOYMENT 4:30 Also some evenings^ References sink. Immediate occupancy K desired 1>ONT1AC STATION WAGON — 1W0 IBM PONTIAC — Four-door sedan, WB REFUSE TO BE INDERSOLD aeatji, bow railing, depth sounder, new and transportstlon. LI 21817, eve- TWO YOUNO MEN to wcrk on foe For particulars call A* l-,S07», tor sn lafart Nlne-pasaenr.er. Pearl grsy. Like $100 01 bet" t offer"' . urtalna, spare screws and Monel aha!t HELP WANTED-FEMALE nings. preiiei and factory work. appointment. .. new. Low mileage. All power, radio, SH 1-0M3 .tnintalnen like new. A bargain AT 1-1714 heater, whttewalli. Private party. KE H flat body. Call afierienuippeii, txcrllent condition. 41.7P5. bedroom*, JJkff new. $3,500. Call CO 4 wanted by local real eatate and lnaur- catloni, radar, signal generator*, am completely equipped to handle hot and I p.mT'CO*-U«B. I will finance. Original owner. AT 1-J280. 6134 between 7-t p.m. CHRIS • CRAFT anco office. Must be neat, ef/Jclent and SECRETARY — Experienced for Im- frequency multlplleri. Several oppoi cold light lunchei, macks, aoft drinks. Intelligent. Apply in own handwriting mediate employment. Contact Mr. tunltlei In rapidly growing englnee coffee etc. All tmlpment ID txcellfnt stating age, experienced and aalary de- Clark, Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory. Ing division. Major benefits and profe condition. Fine opportunttr for ambi> AUTOS AND TRUCKS f IN STOCK sired to "EFFICIENT" Box 511 Red HI 3-3920. atonal aasoclatlon. Call Mr. Moffit, re tloua person. Prlcefi to lelLretwnable. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Bank. Interview. PR 4-0900 or vend resn Write P.O. Box 571, R«d Bank. IF YOU NEED HELP QUICK Frequency Engineering Laboratorie NAUVOO MARINA, INC. EXPERIENCED a«wlng machine opera- Box 904, A a bury Park, N.J. MAJOR OIL COMPANY bat a modern, CHRIS-CRAFT DEALER tors, day ahlft, 8:10 to 4:30 (8 noun!, CALL US! two-bay itatlon for leais fa Bed Bank Monday through Friday. Night ahift 6 to TWO MEN part-time for ierv,lce alatio Moderate lnveitm«i,t (or *tock and BOAT — MOTORS • NEW * MED 9, Monday through Thuraday, Saturday attendants. Married and over 31. K: equipment only. Training available. Call [] 1110 Ocean Ave., Sea Brisht, N. 8:10 to 12:10 night ahlft. Call.CO 4-6S&S. EDWARDS perience preferred. Call CO 4-WJ41 «i MI 3-01OO, 9-B p.nv atter 1 p.m. BR 6- SE 2-1303 Ask for John. Bayabore Togf, Locust for Harry. , St.. Keyport. Employment Agency MATURE SERVICE SALESMAN—Qp I 21- KLINKER SKIFF, 91 h.p. Gray STENOGRAPHER — Experienced for I Braid fit SH 7-0677 R«d B«nk erai Motors experience, able to mat COIN-OP LAUNDRIES I marine Inhoard. Fully equipped with law office. Call for appointment. Cal tain good cuatomer relation!, excellei I herth. Muat sell, asking 9900. C.C1 4-SDBO. SH 73738 EXPERIENCED WAITRKflRES — Pmrt- pay, additional benefits. Incentive pi a COIN-OP DRY CLEANING tlme dayi, full time nlghti. LAM Writ* to "Dealer", Box 33«, Red Bl For a small Investment* earn a larg<- SUPPLIES OPERATORS — Mint ba fully eiper Restaurant, 410 KWer Koad, Fair N.J. second income. Famous econowaati I! Hverrthlnc For The Boatman. lenced on factory machines. Call Decor' Haven, SH 7-9270. laundry and dry cleaning franchisee Jeney'a largeat marina aupply ator'l Workroom. BH 1-2735. MAN — To help In warehouse da' In top shopping center locations aval'- ACTIVE — Biiponsbll* woman (or busy chit Evlnrude SaJea and Servlci GENERAL IIOUBEWORKBR _ Live unUnUl able.. Kree parking. Under construc- toy stor*, days. SH 1-242B tion. Small clown payment, easy termi. TIIB BOATMAN'S B1I0P In, own Yoom. bath, slttlni room. Three 8H 12438 M Wharf Ava. Rid Blnk children. Call between 7) p.m. RU 1 Continue your present work. Univer- CLERICAL WORKER — In buil BLBCTRONTCa TBCHNICUN — Ca sal Machine Distributors. WT S-2241 SB 1-67HL 2794. pabl» of working on own without con Open Sundayf and Holiday! office of ehariUbls organiiatlon. Reply Largen Installtrs of Hunlry'and dry UBRARIAN — Part time for medical Box 692, Rtd Bank. tlnuous iup.*rvlalon. Knowltdr> cl 10 week*. Nice warm fun, help your our clients who are the finest com 22' SKIFF — Railed deck, on trailer. friends ahop better. Oet 190 free In fine panics in New Jeney. COLLEOK STUDENT—EnglisSTUDENTEnglish majoj r No engine. |<75. RELIABLE WOMAN to babysit. Muat merchandlae. 8tn10th ggradd e In SH 15165 be capable of caring for children for today. Popular dub Plan, Dept, D863, at SH 7-3491 for an appointment, Ellh and relittcOubJectalittObJt , RRUU J-0097. a whole weekend. References. OS 1-0761. Lynbrook, N. Y, drop us a letter outlining your bad PLAY PIANO — In flrat lesson, any SACRIFICE SALE ground. New 30' Revel Craft, twin 185-17500 OPERATORS afe. Little Silver. -1 WANTED — Single needle opentort for ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SH 14471 FAIAIR HHAVEA N YACHT WORKS II BroacI Street Red Ban! Fair HHaven various sections. Special machine opera- HELP WANTED-MAtE SH 7-3010. tors and lining makers, for children! SHadyslde 7-1194 GUITAR AND PIANp 221 SEA BRIGHT SKIFF - 95 h.p. and ladles coa!i and car costs. Shore SALES TRAINEE — Ws havs opening Beslnneri or advanced, all kttM, Pri- for married man with car, to learn SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS - vate leatoni nnlr. No contracts. Free freih water cooled engine, txcclient Coat Co.. 22 Brldgs Ave., Red Bank conaultatlnn. For lnformalloD call Sal condition. »500. RU 1-15I2-J. (Eisner BldR,). estimating. Construction or.sales back- Full and part-time for Eeso located i ground a help. Earn while you learn. Red Bank. Opportunity unlimited f BtTtolo. 787(1(5, 12' FIBEROLA8 boat with TU h.p. Call PR 5-0706 for appointment ight parties. Send full Information w)| tEGISTKRED NURSES — All shift... phone number to "Service," Box Si PIANO INSrRUCTION' — Btglnnen Evlnrude. Aaklng 1250.. year round position. Writ* "Nune" only. Children or adults. RU 1-2385 DISTRICT MANAGER — Man with Red Bank. Box 511, Red Bank. experience in the rooting and siding SH isoat 3.6 SCOTT-MCOULLOCH 1989 outboard, luslnees. Must have car, married, and AAff MECHANIC — Wanted. Light a! d very ltttle. new condition. 175. INVENTORY CLERK — And cashier, ie bondable. Salary, bonus and car ix- craft experience. Contact Mr. Friedrte: 10897 40 houra per week, many benefits, i9QSl>, Call PR 5-0706, for appointment SH 14130.' apply In person Bond stores, Inc. MERCHANDISI Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. SHOE SALESMAN — 21 or over, ex- WANTED—Experienced auto mechanic FOR SALE perience not neceisury. Applv In per- alto experienced body man. Burdge BUSINESS NOTICES DEMONSTRATE TOYS : ion Thorn Me An, lfl Broad Bt, Oarage, 597 Branch Ave.. Little flllve PREFINISHED PLYWOOD PANEIJ< Work now until December, excellent STOCK MAN — Truck driver, over li 4'xB' shfeta at low cloieont prtcei I.EROY SMITH AND SONS. Builders ommission, no Investment, car and ORDERLY-ATTENDANT — For operat- Carroll'a, 28 Broad St., Monmouth Lumber Corp., V Central general contractors. Eatlmatea given. ;lephone necessary. Largest party plan Inir room, yeir round position, WJ11 Ave., Red Bank. BH J-2O6fc Painting, additions, dormen. 60 W. i the country. "BANTA'S PARTIES"! train qualified appltcant-sereening teat Red Bank Waahlngton Ave., Atlantic Hlghlandl. Rchard 3-3207. ORchard 3-34H or1 given. Apply In person Monmouth Medi- SALESMEN -Wanted lor diacount Hon PIANO —, Hardmati-Peck consoletlf. AT 1-1785 or BH 1-7330. ' ORchard 3-9S2&, Avon, Connecticut. cal Center. Long Hranch. experience preferred bui not neceinary, good condition price S37V Applv N. J. Wsrehouie, Rte. 39, Oak- 787-0J23 ht ELECTRIC HAND BAW — Table sav AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS sander, washing machine. Thatcher hr: FACTORY'BRANCH water oil furnace. -Mlscellstieous Itemfi. 787-2156. IS EXPANDING 30" ELECTKIC RANC1K ~ olam.2" W« ne»d neat appearing, ambition! automatic oven, used seven month*, men. 180.50 to start. Men qjalltylni hall price. BH 7-4882. will advance rapidly. It* you can eta THREE COMPLETE seta Lionel train. Immediately, call SH 1-1016. Reasonable. Call qo I-4B15 artr: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29ih EXPERT S p.m. CARPSNTEH CONTEMPOKARY COUCH — Tweoc SH 111! fabric, walnut legH, excellent condition, EXPERIENCED YARD HELP—Exec must sell. SH 1-7MS. YOU CAN SEE THE ALL NEW lent opportunity. Bandy HOOK Bay Mar ANTIQUE BEDROOM SUITE — Oman, IDE. 1 Willow Bt.. Hllhlandl. HI 31490. love neat. Buffet bookcase, Wnrld'H MAN FOR GENERAL work In Rrri Columbian Exposition sights and scene* Bank hardware store. Stale full Infor- in Scotland. ZelPa encyclopedia. Floor mation concerning yourself. Wilte P.O. polisher. Kitchenette aet, lamps, tables, 1962 CHEVROLET It's Box 205, Red Bank. trunk, rochlng ehslr. 21) Buena PI. SHORT ORDER COOK — Kjperlenred. TRANSFERRED — ALL NEW SIX Steady position. Night shift. 4-2. Mer MONTHS J.OO Law aectlonal, fllS. maid Diner. Rt. 38, Leonardo. ElfCtrtc dryer, 190. Bedroom set, S13'V Kilchen set IIS. Power mover, «I>llt rail trnclnt. CO S-M32. HELP WANTED-Male • Female BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Qualified Personnel For Qualltg Orders. 210 Broadway..Lont Branch. CA 2-«7<7. BRAND NEW 1961 ACE EMPLOYMENT AQENCY Vvery order A applicant our apecialty. 13 Broad St., Red Bank SH 7-3(04 WINDOW SAMPLE PARTS HAM OR WOMAN to tns. 1962 CHEVROLET 1962 CORVAIR charge of whole department, expert. ence necessary. Salary plua commta 3 ROOM OUTFITS skin. McFaddln Cadillac, Olds, 29 BELOW COST Broadway, Long Branch. Save $135 to $525 on any one you SINQLE NEEDLE — Operators wanted. choose! Consists of living room or 1962 CHEVROLET Call at 4 Catherine PI. 1962 CHEVROLET Red Bank ectional bedroom and deluxe din- TRUCKS ette. All equipped with brand new II'S AUTOS AND TRUCKS Philco refrigerator.. itocfc #149—3 Rooms—Con. $394 Itock #120-3 Rooms-Mod. $489 YOU ALSO Stock #160—3 Rooms-Dan. $595 USED CARS 12.50 a week for any outfit.' IS STILL FIELD FURNITURE CQN1E IN WHILE 1959 Thuaderbird 2-dr. hard- top. Low mileage, new car Warehouse Department appearance, has everything. 22 East.front St.. Keyport, N. J. Beautiful sharkskin blue. Ful- for appointment dial CO 4-3020 ly guaranteed. TORE HOURS: l Dt Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. 1956 Buick Special 4 dr. Clean to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri- *—»r.;(JJj «« car. day evenings till 9:00 p.m. only 650.00 IMPORTED SILVER CROSS — Bahy :arr)age. Excellent condition. • 8H 1-8755 1960 Valiant V-200 station ;5,0OO BTU AMERICAN STANDARD OIL UNIT wagon. 10,000 miles. 'Ith seven returns, twelva registers. Co ,, . gat. hot water tsnk. Can ba seen our price 1950.00 md operated. Cal[ after 4 p.m. CA 9- WB BUY AND SELL anything anil everything, diva the highest prices, s^p%g 1961 Valiant V-200 4-cir. sedan. call William Led Furniture. Ins., H»v 33, MldnlelowD. Bll 1-3213. Opan eve- Has power steering. ning!! till 9 p. m. IHELVADOR CROBLEY REFRIOEFtA- only 2200.00 'OR. 115. AT 1-2254J. FRIDAY YPEWIUTEIRa. AUD1NG machlnriT Ul makeii new or uaed. Guaranteed 1958 Plymouth Belvedere, 6- >)iv as S2.1. Berplcn's, im Monmouth SEPT. cyl. sedan. Very clean, new It. Next to theater. BH 7 048S HAMMOND Quality Dealer • Quality Service • Quality Salesmen DON'T HESITATE tires. 29th 850.00 ORGAN SfUOlO OF ABBURY PARK [ftmmond Spinet Orftan, Brand 1957 Plymouth station wagon New _..40M BALEB AND SERVICE V-8. Powerfllte, clean. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION "CLEAN-UP PRICES ON" >pen Dally Till S — Saturday Till 11:30 425.00 COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN SJT ALL OF OUR PR 5-9300 •OAM CUSHIONS - m home aerv- 1961 OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS 1953 Cadillac 4-dr. sedan. 295.00 BAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH ACHYBANDRA and cut on weed- ig. We ala» hnve, at renionabla prlrrs 100 Newman Springs Rd., SH 1-0910, Red Banlc hlle dogwood, Anilrotneda Xxalea FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO ivergreens nnd mollies. Whltn >tar rani;' «\ir-Conditioned Showroom Open Evet. 'til 9 P.M. lolla and Japuneie yews, FOxcrott 3- am. Box 2d. Ukenurrt Ita., whiter Illi* Jarrkjlon, N. J. BENDER'S AFTtEE>i ellent condition Call Chrysler, Imperial, Plymouth Bit 7-3457 and Valiant II'IUNIIFIBU) JllDINn MOWBH—Will CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. u>h snow plow. Annum Chroma Dialed First and Lincoln Avenues gilllnr. Call alter 5 p.m, Sll 7- 325 MAPLE AVE. 1 SH 1-3130 RED BANK Atlantic Highlands, N. J. iLKIvfliT(~il"KKHICIBnAT0iT~-~l» ' 'V aft. Hound dining table and Inur GMAC TERMS OPEN EVES. inlra (IMPnt rf drawers, aplnet dfuk. AT 1-0156 Irhen rsblnel.hasa and lop. All lor I'M, nr will tell separately. Two ni- nes. «1S. LI 2011(1. RED BA.NK R£CISTEB fOftttLE ms AHI> uvnroex CQttOiEfcCUL AENTAU HOUSES FOR 1A1X HOUSES Wat. IALE HOUSED ZAUL Retlrtcled NifiOML «flltjr. "**Z> BAKK mw - J_ara» knotty Pl» k&*». KKD BAKItBfTSftlLACU , Sept. 28, 1961-29 m. IS AT flVD - _-H«l* aUM, thm t two badraomg. many eiu-ae. |M,N pays Buy of th« Year, JUncb-typi f No Harvard Men! rfl Al •14, AKC nflltan. from loos Uaa s?SS all tuc-pt teat, U --MM. ZSH&~s*£2m •ittuUd oo flulrt atttct containing en- •( ChtavtMiu- MnM&Mffeiut.- cltkMd front JilMUl*» iun porch, Targ* VERONA (AP) - •ua. res HO. rkeu IH T-MI7 (otwr BORB or ornca - BIART 01 RED BAMS — SU-room hwin, fcase- IBVEN-ROOInetiMltl all MUUlltle hrnuwa uea. four-beM few.d coorii, all livtBf room* formil dining room, brtik HOT Knar wmuo-uuToit -» *»•Appoint inrata TOWK. CAiL meiii. tart* ba4roomg, psrlor, kitehen. hut, (irate, storm windows, laigt cel- bit room, gtnuln* ccrtmlo tile b»Ui- Kennedy, even II h« wuled to, MOlut co-iMta, in ruulalg, la. •R MlOfj dining room. Naw furnace. Redec- lar, fctuc. All ImproTamanta, BH 14aM MIOTATORE FRENCH POOPUB — room, spacloui kltetitn with gti mof«. could not buy the bouft for wle Plan Opening PROVKSnONAl. aUITV — MIddletowr, orated. SH 7SS80. Call after 4 p.m. IABT KIANSBURO - Cape CM. four and three bfdroomi. Flnishirt battmrnt APARTMENT H_» — lUtrlftrtlor, AXC rsglstsred. .{ale. HI with Cfdir lined >tor«room. Many other at iS Oikrldge Rd. tw. citm rtkt, W. AT 1WM w AT 1. Call 717-MM Ouuundlnc location. Altered to iult, WEST END-ELBIRON - California rooms, flnlahed two unfinished. I12.40O, fins feature* itich at ail-p.uter walli. lTTJlt \ '• • Writ* "Profti*lent." Box fill. Rid Btnli Rtncb U-ihaptd home. Fully land- Call 787-5231. BOXER PUPPUiS - ARC re|lstered. acaped big lot. Three full till baths. hot-water oil heat wooden acreen And The "for lale'' «igB Ucked Of Electrical RADIO DIRECTION FINDIR — Two call ' ' In |30'l. Call RU MM* storm window*. Thli houie ii upoilens! 'o • tree'in (root of the house bud Hulk portable, full? allgnM ••"> HI J 24IB-U HOUSES FOR RENT Also one-car lartje Act faai. Qualififl giurtntatd perfect condition, used on* FIVE-BKDROOM, .',.batn. twr>car al- LAWLEY AGENCY v«t atisolutety no money down. Non-vet sayi it U for taJe to "college ssseon, WO. «H Mill. LOST — Brown and whits kitten In FURNISHED BUNGALOW - Llvinj tached, bl-level ranch. Stone Church only $480 down plua cio»tr>r '«*•- Sam- Ulddletown Bhoppins Center. Child's room, dining area, modtrn kitchen, two area, Ulddletown. FHA financing ar u«t Telchtr Anency. 287 Oceanport Av#.. graduate., tccepttble coUcgcj Supply House OB WRINdBB WAIKBK HI. Call pat. Please call WH S-4KM. bedroomi an4 buth. Convenient loct- ringed. 1147 a month pays all carry 100 State Hwy. 35. Red Bulk Oceanport, 1.1 2-3500. only. Actually, only one col- »nsr I p.m. C0LL1I8 AXC — Sable and while Uon. Ailtirtf U00. Iramiditts occupan- Ing coats Ion qualified buyer. Conven U UNI cy. The Dowitra Agency, Si JCait From lent Bell I.»b«. Bendlx and Lily Tulip, SHadyside 1-6262 MIDDIJETOWN—A couple will like lege is unacceptable—Harvird. MIDDLETOWN - The Cooper males, permanent shots. Call this four-room bungalow. Eaiemen!, IAKO VIXEN — in. Wiever K-«, LI lisa St.. Red Bank. EH l-ft700. also New York and Newark bus aerv- Electric CD., Rt. 35, will have its IM. PAUL. A. UC FARLAND, broker age, BO-tlSG landscaped pint with Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, wife U M.O.A., NRA. rirlut, -lei, CMC POODLE PUPS — Standards. AKC, VAIL HOMtS — Five-room houii RU 1-208S. Member of tree". Quiet, convenient location. TK*- of the owner, John B. R. An- formal opening today. rteJWJOTT8 blsek, choeolits, champion aira.. After Call • f 1T4 per year. Priced (or quick __ I or weekends. RU 1-1M7-J. U 2-248S UTTLJB SILVER RANCH-Mi21 llvln. Multiple Listing Service •le. SII, 500. derioo, said her husband put up Local municipal officials were room, full dining room, fireplace. DICTAPHONE — Complete MU, MANY FURMISHfiU ftENTAU) - Ii the sign because he li'lrlced by taken on a tour of (he "House tranicrlber and dictator with carrying thr«e bedrooms, family room, double LOOK AT THIS REDDEN AGENCY ease, excellent condition, 1200. Harry RIAL ISTATE FOR RENT all prlcti and aUu. Ella Wlltshiri gtrageage. NeaN r school. I2I..00I.0. the number of Harvard ap- I of Light" Tuesdav by Benjamin A. Kaaxntr * Co. OS l-OMO. Aftncr, 1U0 OCean Ave.. Ses Bright SHADYSIDE 1-5860 APARTMENTS SB 2-0004 Open itven daj>k Schanck Agency Owner lays sell. Here's a tre- Multiple Dating Service pointees to the new Democratic • Cooper, owner of the electrical ALTENBUR6 PIANO HOUSE Sk y mendous opportunity for those 301 Maple Ave. Cor. B*-rgrn PI. WIDB SELECTION OF RENTALS - 8 Lindeid n PPlacl « RraRa administration. supply house. STUDIO APARTUINT — Private en- Purniihed and unlurnithed. Immed> Wembrr Multiple I.tatlnfa Ban] seeking bargains to obtain an ex- Rt. 35 RfA Pmk R«nt A Pi.no $12 p«r Month trance and bath. at* occupancy. Batnuel Telcher Ajency 8Hdld 7O3E>7 "We have been Republicans The firm is located in a new BE .-0641 Oceanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dUI citing new three-bedroom ranch KNABE. UA10N-HAUUN, 8OHHBR F -LEGAL NOTICE for years," Mrs. Anderson said. 100x60 foot building adjacent to LONO BRANCH — Two-room furnlihed II 2^ftOO or lA 2.3501. OCEANPORT — Butld«r i ncrl flco. Priced under actual value CABLE-NELSON. EVIRJETT. STICK Completely rebuilt, two-bedroom, two- "Look at the appointments the Pokus Auto Body Repair Cookman Ava, _. Ualn R., Aabury Pic. apartment, first floor, all utllltiea In- %£<& to J125 Per Month iitnry home. FHA fintnclns arranged. Imagine brick and frame con- «oncr cluded. STO month. CA 2-6M9. THE BERO AGENCY Own .til; iiu t Hat tlU 1:10 1109 a Ihonth payi til carryinf costs to struction! Tiled bath, tiled laVa An Ordinance enlltlert "AN ORDI- President Kennedy made. Har- Shop. HIOHLANDS -« Beautifully furnlihed Rt ii Ulddletoi qualified buyer. Anklnr $14,000. NANCE AUTHORIZING THE PUR PR » »30l apartment, (100. utllltiea Included. r.A. OB J-1000 EVERETT H. THORNE. RU 1-2089. tory, paneled den, hot water heat, CHASE OF A TRUCK AND SNOW vard men, every one of them." The firm will serve con.ractors, PERMANINTS 11.90 up. Artlatlc Hair- Oehlhsua, Real Estate. Hwy 31. Lion, FURNISHED — Three-room bungalov wall oven and range. '/_ acre plot, PLOW AND APPROPRIATING THE As for restrictions to • col- industrial trades and home- euttlm by Irli and Joiipnlia at trli' ar-o. AT l-t(8». Bath, hot water. Convenient to tram concrete driveway leading to at- COSTS THEREOF." was presented Kalrdreiatra. BH 71151. portatlon. 717-2138. for Introduction snd flrnt reading on lege graduate, she explained, ;owners, FURNISHED! FOUR ROOM spirlment. tached two-car garage. Immedi- September 11, 1061. by the Mayor and "It's a nice neighborhood." I It will be th# largest supply COOKWARE Modern. October 10, or November 1. NEW TWO BEDROOM home. Com- dining area, is lanniy room, large aen ate occupancy. Won't last long Council of the Rorourh of Fair Haven. •aauUful ...pice- let or hetvx 4utj Adults. Tesrly. Call evenings or wiek pletely furnlihed, *90 plua utilitlei from or fourth bedroom. Attached garage, n<1 on September 25, 1W1. was finally I house of its kind in the bay- ends. CA 2-W77. raatchlni cookwsrs. Saertfles $tl. Will October to June. 8 Suniet Lant, Mon- laundry room with dryer. Lot 143x176. {16,500. ilopted and approve**. -LEGAL NOTICE ashore. deliver. 8H 7-3-62. NEW THRE-ROOU spirtment In Kid mouth Beach ar SBaex 3-2163. Close to' Parkway. Immediate occu- MILTON KOSENE. OWL'S SNOLIBK tTTLX BICYCLE— dlelown. All utilities, furnishsd ar un-TWOBTORY — Slx-bedroora home, pa pancy. 121.DOO, Call builder for appoint- Mayor. PUBLIC: NOTICE The building contain., a show- Full alse. furnished. Call OS 1-37M. tlally furniihtd on « farm on« ml ment. LI 2-2717. Attest An ordinance entitled " AN ORDI- room, office space and storage 8H 1-1041 weft of Red Bank. Call flH 1-3123 until KEAN8BI.JHG — Bl Uornlngilda JiVt. Roy W. Ntlson. NANCE TO REGULATE AND CON- BEAUTIFUL — Four-room unfurnlihed C p.m. Beven toomi. f»» heat, lot 76x100. Sac B E R 0 Borou{h Clerk. TROL THE RELOCATION, FILLING. area. HAPLB lorA bad and enalr with ot-apartment, centrally located. Heat aod Sept. a »3 « EXCAVATION AND REMOVAL OF toman M0. End tabK M Pup tant 110.water furnished. After 6. SH 14111 TWO-BEDROOM ranch bouse, unfur rlfice, J10.600. Open Sunday 2-7 p.m. QUALIFIED BUYERS 80IL KOR THE PROTECTION OF Mr. Cooper will head the firm, Upholsters! chair, mahoianr 410. Bev- nlshcd, good location, t Detne Wav BELFORD — Two bedroomo, aluminum PEP.SO.NS AND PROPERTY AND FOR srsl lamps. IH 7-U24 altar » p.m. THRU ROOMS and bath, all utilities, Bhrer Plau. Tenant to pay titilltles ai •ldlng. oll-.lred furnace. On lot 83x142. SHORT OF CASH? USE OUR FVBIJC NOTICE THE PURPOSE OF THE PUBLIC assisted by his three sons, Bent- 1(5 monthly. Call CA 17291 or CA 2-maintain crounds. |140 month. BH 1-21 New 13x12' building, uied si work aiiop. LAYAWAY PLAN An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- HEALTH. SAFETY ANI1 WELFARE ley, William and Richard Cooper. TRADE IN your old ruroitur- with 4IM. NANCE REOULATINO THE l'SE OFOF THE INHABITANTS OF THE BOR- -mm paTmant and g«t • -a* parloi I lo I p.m. 787-2544 aOer Hve. Veterans OUGH OF LITTLE SILVER." wai pre- H dlamg room -at at a>la ptlcu. Wil- FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT - 991 Hwy THE MUNICIPAL DOCK AND PRO- The modernistic ouilding wa» 31, MUdletOWn. BUNOALOW—Furnlahtd, winter tnonthi, LIVE HERE AND HAVE — Two heri No Down Payment VIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIO-tentptl for Introduction arid first reading liam tan Furniture Inc. Hwj IS, two bedroemi, living room, klichen, rootn co-operative apartment. All utlii LATION THEREOF," was presented >n September' 12. 1!H5! by Mayor and designed by Henry Maslow As- lUdllMown. IB UJIJ. out availing! $75 bath, oil heit, garage. BH 7-1574. tl.a Included «ictpt heat. Own yard $80 Per Month for Introduction end flrat reading on Council of Boroufh of Little silver »nrl sociates, Elizabeth, and was con- till » p ra. THHE1 CLXAN . ROOMS—Furnlshed. LI 2-3502. September 26. 1MI wai finally BEAUTIFUL ntw threw-bedroom, thre V, ACRE September 11. 1861. by the Mayor and adopted and approved. structed by Fidelity Construction Utilities, linens, parking. Adult adults. bath houae. Uvlnj room, din In NEW FOUR-BEDROOM Colonial Spilt Council of the Borough nr Fair Haven, VENETIAN BLINDS No pell. Blli. SI Piospict Avs. IH 1- room, modern kitchen, larca dm, tw< Ranch. Nine roomi, 2ft bathi, two-car Do you know what a 'haigota' la? It'iand on September 15, 1W1, was finally P. PAUL CAMPI. Co., West Long Branch. All Iliei 1?" to M" wlda, II" loni _an. car f&rage. Immediate poiBenioi garage. Lovely wood loti. Ready to lomethlns like thli: Thlt house har adopted and. approved. Msyor LONO BRANCH — Furnished or un flttt month. Two-year leaic. mov« In. 132.904). SH 1-7733. got everything—thre* beautiful Hsd HILTON KOSENE. Borough at Lttlle Sliver Mr. Cooper has had 35 years roomi, an a!l-weather enclosed front Attest: 2 for $5 furnished. Four lirie rooms, bsth. utll porch a large, nicely Uld-out kitchen Mayor. of experience in the electrical Ity room. First floor, centrally located. The Dowstra Agency Atteat: FRED L. AYER*. PROWN'S KB 1077a, after 7. CA 2-M0I. SNYDER REALTORS fu!t-«lie(1 dining room, attic, baiement, Clerk supply business. He was formeriy Bl X. rront St. Red Bank utility room and a two-car garage, on Ror W. Nelson. Sept. M |4.10 Broad M., lUd Ban-. «H 17500 SH 1-8700 a 'i acre beautifully landicaped lot. Borouith Clerk. a co-owner of the Merit Electric Member Multiple Listing Service Eitabtiihed 1873 It aim 'htrngot' an electric rangf. com Sept. 2» U !< SPECIAL SALE Uemhrr Multlpl* Uatlng Servlca TAX NOTICE I Co., Elizabeth. NOW LITTLE BILVER — Convenient to train binttlon utorm fash and doom anr and ichool. New house, new furnishing!, MIDDI.ETOWN BARGAIN lany other extraii. Nice neighborhood NOTICE Or SAW; R"»( Ettata* KAlr, Borouggh of Red $23.88 ACCEPTING Reduced (or quick Bale. Three-bed nmedltte poBsesaion at closing. On Tueiday, October 10. ifWl at .0:- Bank fnr Non-Paymentt nll RM everything supplied except lin'ni PI Kfttmt* Tax** and Hater _NB ALCOA ALUMIfiUM COM blankets. Wssher, dryer diihwa«h. room split level. Large kitchen with $11,500 Full Price 00 A.M. I will eell at public auction and _JJAtION DOOM, heavy 1" thick, APPLICATIONS •as heit, S175 month. October to Ma1 wall oven. Bpacloun living room and on behalf of the Beacoaat Finance Co. Rfwfr Chart'* any fiu up to giant 30-86, two glaai or June. Dial 212-TR 3-73M. dining area. Recreation room, utility Non-Vet $345 Down _t 18 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. one Public notice Is h-v*by jlvm that Jaycee Plans tnaarti, on* icraen lnisrt, complete, FOR room attached garage. Corneorner lotlot. 19M Mercury 2 dr. conv. modrl 7fiB, tha underil|npri, the Collector of Tax^i raadjr to _an|. Instillation optional. MODERN BDC-ROOM RANCH HOME Alt for I16.B00. VA mortgaggee ccaa n hhf MQNMOLTIL-- OOL'STTY Serial No. M8TC5 lUiK for default in o. th< Borough of Red B»nk, County S12S per month. ai-rumed «t «tt% or FHA HHnariclni •-Conditional Sale* Contract made br of Monmouth, New Jcney, will ifl! it PROWNI -*- with 10% down. Rt. #», Mlddleto«n. N. J. tl Broad »). Rad Bank all 1-IMt WH 6-4733 Marjori* L. Cookc. Said car may be public auction In tri» Municipal Bulld- BEATTIE PARK TWO BEDBOOHB kitchen living roam i CORNXRB WIDDLKTOWN seen at Carlaad, Hwjr. 35, Neptune. Inc, Red Bank, K. J;t on th« ITth day Are Explained WB BUT AND SEIA AH-TBINa - LUXURIOUS GARDEN APARTMENT* dining rootn. Wa*Mng machine, Untl OS !•»» THE BERG AGENCY N. J. ol October, 1941, ftt 2:00 P. M., thr ConMnU of taomai. itorai. aatataa, FRANK 3LOVEKIN, Auctioneer. following dticrlbed landn. •altars tttiea, Gblsa, Klaiswart, an- OVERLOOKING TUB BEAUTIFUL June 1 178, plus utilities. Referencei. KEANSBUKO—Beach piivllegta. Eight "Ptmonallt*. Servlct" Said Und wll) be fold to ms&a thp MIDDLETOWN - Ths Middle- tlquai. art objacti and all bric-a-brac. SHREWSBURY ItlVER. 8K 75231. room houM, 1% bathi, thre* bedroomi, oaborn* 1-1000 Sept. B amount or municipal lien chargtablt* iflz2l' living room, large dining room- town and Greater Red Bank Jay- Ibjacll-.. IS last Front It. «H UU •lTUAT-TO AT UyCVn AVE., HID OK RIVER ESTATE — Four bedrooms Bat. 8un. 1O-' •ji-lnit ths iimt nn tha thlrty-flrit BANK. 14& taths, full dining room, access to Kitchen combined. Lot approximately Dally B-» BIDH WANTED day of December, UKW. *_.clualve, how- cees participated in the "Roll the river, Leaae yearly. Unfurnished. Ref- 70x100' tewera. completely remodeled. Sealed proposal! tor the tranaporta- ever, of the lien for taxr.i for the year Barrel" program sponsored by Free Installation CONVINIENT TO SCHOOL. BAIL- erences. |17S monthly. Sweeney Agency 115,800.' 787-0626. SHREWSBURY—New white seven-room I.Dn of two pupil I will lie received of 1961 an computed In the following ALUMINUM COMBINATION ROAD STATION, BUSII AND SHOP- RU 1-H92. BUILDIR'fl CLOBKOUT — Twelve mtn- two-story colonial. Thrte bed-rooms, two by the Board of Education of the School liitHt . togetheth r with Intermit on said P. Ballantine & Sons Co. last STORK WINDOWS PINO. baths, den, family kitchen, dining District or thn Borough of Shrewsbury, amount from I tie first day of July, SHREWSBURY — Unfurnfihed houie. utei to Red Bank. New ranch. Seven until B p.m. DST Monday, October 9. Tuesday at the Harmony Bowl. huge room II, three bathi, recreatlor room. Living room of! center hall. Full 1061 to the date of sale, and coita of 6 for $77 OCCUPANCY NOVEMBER 1ST Four-bedrooms, two-balh oirier horn basemrnt; two-car garage, hot witer 1661. at which time eucli proposal, will Rale. The njbecriber will aell In fee Good neighborhood. Convenient to xchoo room -with Fireplace, porch. Large ice heat. Lot l.WxlBO". |24,50O. Birch Dr. be opened an<) publicly read at a meet- lo the person who Mia the amount Harry De Samper, president Thraa-ohannel till, trlpla Inicrt. and bus. Available October 1. I>viii nlc wooded plot. Low taxei. $24,WX). VX.or CA_2:7629. ing to be held al that time. tripua tut action! J« ROOMS ilM t% ROOMS fl.S at S125 month. Wetrt-Nemeth Agency 1-1 B6«. due, itibject to redemption at the low.of the Red Bank Jaycees, led •rimy.id. 11600 INCLUDES PARKING SPACE fill 1-2240. LARGE, MODERN three-bed room Specification! and bid forme for the e*t rat* of Interest, but In no caie ex- delegation to Middletown to FROWM'B 31 BROAD ST.. RID BANK PAIR HAVEN — Two-family duplex ranch, beautiful grounds. Don't miss routea and a it and a rd form of ques- reeding eight ora< p.m. may be lecured from the Office of be made h«fore the conclusion of the board. It-sh bottom chain. Victorian 14M Wsbb St., Asbury Park, N. J. B. Schsnrk Agency. 8 Linden PI., Red the principal, In the Bchool Building. ial» or the property will be re-aol<1. past and future projects of the marbletop tablaa and drciaera. Slop Bink. 8H 7-0397. Evenings fill 1-459R. MARIE COX AGENCY BLAINE REAL ESTATE The Board of Education reaervei the Curt or certlflid check only will be Red Bank chapter. Jars, Chambers footstool. Antlqua china. U 2-2020 U I-UU richt to reject any and.all bldi. accepted In payment. Olaiawara. ptlntlngi and brle-a-brae, Contact eldmlve rentlni aienta. EXCELLENT RED BANK LOCATIO1 REALTORS 4 INBUHORfi LB8TER C. SCOTT, Secretary Any parcel of real property tor which This is the fourth consecutive RuseU's. 20 Z. Front fit. Seven-room Colonial (3 bedrooms). I Serving Monmouth County over 30 Hwy 36. Eitontown 69T Broad Street, (here thall be no other purchaser will 1 year that P. Ballantine A Soni baths. Oil he-it. Two cir icarage. $150 yeara. B&iei, management a nil rentili. A LOVELY HOME Shrewibury, 'N. J. be struck off and told to the Borough BIO PUMPKINS — Wnolaaala and aiihur month on yearly Ksae, October 15 oc- Portaupeck in Oceanport Borough ••pt. at »i« of Red Bank, New Jamy for ri- Co. has sponsored this inter-chap- retail. cupancy- Ruisell M. BnrLis' Aitency, M Comanctie Dr. CA 2-1602 Three bedroom, modern kitchen, d em p.I on at 8 per centum per annum 2< 1100 River Kit. Fair Hsven. flH 7-4531. ind the municipality shall have the ter relations program of the J»y- gas hot water heat. Aluminum NOTICE i«me remedies anil rights ai otner RAMBLING SPLIT LEVEL -~ Fom PAUL R. iTRYKER, Realtor. SUPERIOR COl'RT OF NEW JERSEY cees. The program runs through- (URL'S CAMBL HAIlCcOAT"^Tfl_« 10 BAHLAV bedrooms, three bathn, recreation room icreens and storms, two car ga purchaser*, including tha right to bar Dresses al_a B, ladles Ifouton lamb AGENCY. INC.-MALTORB T ficllrnl schools. Immediate avail Far mi and farm until gtata rage. Nicely landscaped. 71x100. CHANCERY DIVISION or forectoee the right o* redemption. out the year, culminating it the Mat, alia 13. All eicellent condition. % BANGS AVI. AIBURY PARK ability. Lease bssii. $125 per month Hlgbway U, HolmdtL Pnon» WB JIONJIOITH COl NTV The sale will be made find conducted state convention at which time Reasonable. IH 7-2(1.. Monthly payments approximately In accordance with th* provleloni of CHILD'S MATCHING CHEBT — And V if* '-P-AMBL-NO" Box 511, Rit Docket No. r-4Ut the stitute of the State of New Jemey cash awards are presented to the youth bed, 125. Call Bank. STATE OF NEW JERSEY: entitled, "An Act concerning unpaid 8H l'WM PR 4-5555 To WILLIS WILLIAMS, his Heirs, De- taxei and isieumenle and other mu- chapters achieving the most BUNGALOW — Adulti. Three roomi fJOOO DOWN — FHA or 44 per cent Gl ONLY $13,500 visees apd Personal Representative!, ROKUAOE SALE — Union Hoee and and bath furnUhprt. Ru hv&t. All utili- mortgaxe. Immediate occupancy. Three- nicipal chaigee on real property, and points during the year. LUXURIOUS — Modern, unfurnished. ties. Available October 1. AT 1-2020. and His. Their or Any ot Their providing fnr the collection thereof by Flra Co., Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. two-bedroom ranch apartment. Private bedroom, two-bath ranch on landicaped BEACH AGENCY Successors In Right, Title and In- the creation and enforcement of Hen* Tuesday October 3. from 10 a.m. to i patio, entrance. Adults. CA 2-JS7S. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY — Beven H-acr* in New Shrawibury. 28' living tereat; and MRS. WILLIS WILLIAMS thereon (Chapter 5. of Title M of the The Middletown Jayceei will p.m. Many bargains, clothe! for all the room, lH-bath split level tn Hazlet, room with picture window, modern Daily to 8 p.m. ayment, LEONARDO BEACH — Two rooms fur- OB 1-OMfl, OR 1-0210. defendanta, pending In tha Superior The said landf, subject to sale di gate from Hong Kong, China; chairs, S25. SH 7-esM nished or unfurnished October IB to FIVEROOM BIINOALOW—Newly A*t RUMSON — Lovely Cape Cod In rte Tills well built River Pli7.a Cape Cod Cnurt of New Jeraey, within 35 daya accordance 'lth Hugh Begley will host a visiting KELVXNATOR REFRIOERATOR, glO. June* 15. asparata utilities. AT 1-3733. orated, acreenvd porch, full bmrtnt •Irable neighborhood. Living room with le unusual became of the extra large after October S, 1B61. excluarve of such dupllcata including th* name Calorie gss range, four-humer. nven, UNFURNISHED — Three rooms and and naraice. Adults preferred. Iftimfdl fireplace, teparate dining room. IS' kitchen and extra Urge living room. date. Xr you fall lo do so. judgment •hown on the last tax dupll Jaycee from Japan, and Arthur Broiler, tit. M Chspln Ava., Red Bank bath. Available October 1. Rent reason ite occupancy. AT 1-1747. den, four bedrodmi, two bathi, large Bpotlen throughout with expansion by defeull may be rendered agalna cate and trie iggregat* of taxei, and IH 1-UM. sble. 7S7-m» or OB 12«M. icreened porch, low taxti. Offered at attic. Tree shaded enclosed yard. you for the rellel drmanded In thi other municipal charges which were Rechten, president, will have a $13,000. El wood A. Armitroni Agency, Transferred owner lists It for qulcfc complaint. You shall file your answe a lien thereof on the ttiirty-flrit day guest from France. 10-nxcE WALNUT — Dining room THREE ROOMS — PurnlabAi' Sl'lTK — Mlildletown Town- Call; HOUSTON WATERBURY ^INE LUCHE8I, LLLLJAN Ltl-i Bright flowers or bold contrast 8AKB SERVICES ship. After the hnneymoon In over, the 3.03 An ion II. Luc 11 M:-. *., |nt Home Improvement! TYP1NO — Publicity; Bookkeeplns IR Writ Front St.. Rrd Bink 'HER!, and MILDRED I.UOHEflfi IT #130 Bnnk fit add - gaiety to this snow-queen AuclloMcr prospect of paying rent mint he fncetl. All T-tfOO nr Iho Cancellation o{ a certain) . I7S.81 ALTERATIONS, repslrs, rooting, sid- Service, Mlmrngrsptilng. wtli pickup For |80 month. includinR taxei inri tn- •inriKRge rernnlerl in the O/flr*) 3296 Joeeph Hoffman oik. 81 lot set^mainly single crochet. Usa 8 a. COATS - An asnntlal Auction ing, csblnet making, rrea eallmatea. and itellvsr. CA 9-3500. mirnnre, ynu can conlintie tlie honev- f the County Clerk of Monmmuht in, WfntsHf AvrTmp 7D.0O Ipprsiaal Ssrvles "anywhsrs," 3M W Hurray. 187-4177. moon In a rnj.y two-hedroom tinm* Him "mini/ in Bonk W3 of Mortgages, i 3410 Harold A flnr»h I.. Hundley worsted. Pattern 560: nizeK 2-4; Norwood Ava., DaaL Phone KBllogg ateri on a heniitlfuily landscaped pint hlk. 89, lot 25 #.10 Westilde I) PR1UKRANO rna Carpintar." Radio-Television Repair WH NKEL> LlflTlNOB - Prompt pro 'HK* 613. ) Avenue m.79 6-8; 10-12 years included. i-sin. targe enough to cipnnd tn a family nf feifllonal lervlce. Homea ihnwn by mp-TO: Finn RUT ALI.RN, .in., m» hein. Eiparlencad alterations, repslr work, — *—tin* mnrtgig* |P.M0. full price polntment only. 14oO Willis VVlllUuiN, Rat. blk. Send 35c (coins) for this pat- oul-tnslda SH mill. IH T-S4I1 A. C. RADIO * rEl.KVlBlON CO ilevlneea and personal repreientn- fiO. lot 7. #201 W. Bergen 13s Srirawsbury Ava. SH 1-47SS. IBR\ llfifd huy»»r. fift.IMM). Ptnlnv tlve* and lili/thrlr nr any nf th*• Ir tern—add 10c for each pattern Aule and Truck Rental WORKING MAN 8 contractor-Alter- ICE WHILE V01J WAIT Afency. 270 Ray Ave., Highland!. HI McGowan Ryan Agency n-Slll or IH 3-3178. inrreisors In right, lltle and Inter- 35fW John Moaby, Jr. hlk. 91. lot for lst-class mailing. Send to ations, additions, painting, masonry, -d nank an i-woo est: IB. #307 Slirewshury Avenue 3ft2.6l all tiioia little fobs 1.0 <-IT14 TAKE NOTICE That the Court hm AVIS—Rant a naw ear or truck. Low Rooting, Siding and Insulation WATERFRONT IOUBE IN HIIItKWflBlTRY - Wanted MM A). A Mnry Palnnflranrt hlk Laura Wheeler, care of The Red rales Hapla Ars.. Red Bank, ill !• client. $10,000. Thompson Agenry, i)i point fd ilia 2H)\ day of Oclnltrr. fW, lot «n. tt'i Willow mrcrt 134 BlBank Register, NeedlecraftDept., 0301. PR <-ri.il. Dally T a.m,-.O p.m. INSURANCE ir,sulatlon A Sldlni Corp. Certified BE RKAI1Y TOR NEXT *PRINO E. Front fit., Ue,i. HanH. «H 1-0700. 001.'at 0::i0 A.M. or •• soon there- 3fl(l Cnrlo nH'oaln lilk. t»7 lot JohnsManvule contractor. PR Ollol f23.600~FIV(i-_)edroom, 1^-itory, two iftrr HI connspl may he hrnrd, for 24 #10 Willow Street P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Sta- DISSATISFIED with present Imir- or Adam Llmmayor AT 1-0:10. .Ihi], 1W Imlhheaded lot, YOU!. HOMF. NKEDED! Wt need :h« return of nn Order tn dhow Came r. Powfll * Lillian ancat Want a better deal? ral| Dunn -)iy Ororge Warren, Knq. (if Trpnlon, notion Itlh. !»7A. lot M tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print OLSON CO. U1C. - Roofing. Siding * iSB.OOO—NBW three-bertroom ranch, two es with two to lour bedroom• In few .lirsey, sliniik] not D« appntntrd in Bi|lldlni Contraclor Insuranea Agency SI! 1.&63S. ! liRthn. 110' on deep water. Red Bank are*. H-M23.O00 prh'e «-B» S, re«M 9tr«t .. . itM plainly pattern number, name, Insulation Installed and Kuamnte*'. AilmlntAtralrir Ad I.ltem nr ttic Kslnln flroail & Herl(]e.ia Inc. lilk. for 10 yaara. PR SmOS-AT I 09411 $38.000—Thrce-bedroorn ipllt level, rec- range, where ownor would "TltADK" ol Kobert Allen, Jr. drcei-ned, for tlie address and zone, NEW HUMES, alterations, repairs. Odd Jobs reation room, IH haitii, cathedral liv- or an ali-condltloned three-lied roum 101. lol 10, HfcHleiis Place.80 OS Highest quality work. For aitlmatea ing room, over 100' on ritep prater. ind den ranch: or a two-family Income Hole purpnae nf acting nn hehalf nf UK llrosd A Recklpii [nc hlk •II Hertart Elgsnraucn. SH 18301 mid «iUte In th» MCtlon lo he bmnjthl F-OR THE FIRST TIME! Over HAVE WAC10N WILl< TRAVEL — Tel. Auwering Service P9,600—niror-bed room hrlck ranch in rroperty. with city neweri; or a (our- lereln fur ihf cnncllallon nl a Mori- 104, lol 11, Itfchks. riar« sao.lO Odd Jobs, Iswn furnlturs pslnted. 'xr.ellent condition. All room a large, >ed room ranch with bain m en t und iW)l Msrlllalnp S. Hicro blk. 10S. L>ET US BB your aecratary. No need cage recorded In Honk W.I of Mort- 200 designs in our new, 1962 HII> BANK ALUMINUM PltODCn hams ovsn, wall Illei ciaanid. In- umily room with tmbucue. two full twocar g a rage In A prole, r red resi- Kages, frr Momnruit.. Counly, Page lot IB, #191 Broad filren SB7.W Storm windows, sldlns. awnlnga. terror painting. Cellar!, attics miss calls. 24 hour aniwerlnt nthH, many extrui, 100' hulkheideri lot dential iectlon, A qiilch, money laving Wft I.olil. T. A FJdna nrnniienrt- Neodlccraft Catalog — biggest cleaned; light enow remover!, neaion- service. SH 1-4700 R13, fliifi In all prnrefillnga in this m- II:I lot H, • II T-MO3 or SH I4I.S. R. C. COLLIER, BROKER C llon before Mi.i ntlrr thn entry or final (t hlk. ever! Pages, pages, pages of fash- ibis. Call T.O 1.1 2-02I2, ""' -d fnr you IVALKKlt A VVAUKEIt. liKlKiiient ili^rMr,, hut In no other r*v Hers^n Plal , r -• 318,21 ,T 2-22M Rvftijniii RU i-iwa nealtnri. "Trml. Consultant i," fifil i'iofi [••rank nitnrellu hlk. 113, lol ions, home accessories to knit, Vacuum Cleaner Repair v] Pi.. Shrewihtir^. 611 l-fliii. 1.1. *.» Ilrtnen riarr ;IM «(l Cesspool Cleinlng Pilnllng and Decorsling BLBUTROLI1X 'Dully riif.lnla.ner1. Two hedrnnrnd, full TEl'flRILI.K. f'OI.NWKI,!.. MArnNF.R crochet, sow, weave, embroider, lining room, largs living rnnin with Wltiea. tiy IIIV hanil title 1 TTh d.y Isles Service iliiijplir* 1 ot fl^itemhiT. IDfll quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, PTIC 1ANKS dry »alli seivlced lAJUIr) HASSAN rainier, decorator, IM1« Prnipect Avs., Little Silver. Fo- I re pi ft c i , hcautlfiil groimdit, mo' front. HANPYMAN SPKriAI. denlre.l l'«#(l, Altnrneyi fnr Plalnllff. ;U nrufi'! Birft spreads, toys, linens, Afghans Ufchlna Held added Backhos work. papprhangar 2A yaara enperlanca 4J nn your Klactrolux, call PR B 0M1 or rIn Fslbt^ron, All roiuna up*rlout, Call nit not nhiinfil, plgltt to lwHv#-rw.m A, T MAC IMINAIJI. C. H. Wllion. SH Illll Chspln Ava. «H |.|7W after I p.m. an 1.207a nr appointment H p.m, or slier CA SI- flthln 10 mil" mrtliie of Keyport. Boi Jerney. nllector of IU9.PT»xeaI plus free patterns, Send 25c. MM. Or If no annwer LI 3-141... $21,700. 3, Keyport, N.J. H»p1. II, 2«, Oct. S, |3I).M | Kept. 21. X 6. 30—Thureiaj, -Sept 26, 1961 RED BARK REGISTER formed about the jHagreti of the work on tot construction of a 24- , ttftjm fa* beta appropri- vmunen storm. foot section of bulkheadlni on ated by the Monmoutn County ing funds (or the Ml program,1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. To Seek Bids Don Magauson, D-Wash, aays ht to ward off trouble (ran Hurri Also standing by, ready for the Shrewsbury River at Shrews- Board of Freeholders and the with Sea Bright financing engi- state Department of Conserva- has noticed that President Ken- cane Either. action, he said, were members bury Way. It was at Mr. Darby's neering and legal fees under a Laud Work of the staff of the sewer depart- recommendation Sept. 12 that t On Sea Wall tion and, Economic Development. nedy has bees too busy at tirnes Foreman said "everybody did a ment. contract for this work be given new bond Issue for (34,000. to have his hair cut. really wonderful Job." SEA BRIGHT-Mayor Thomas Terming the announcement Councilwoman Mildred N. An- to C. W. Sampson, Jr., Sea Bright, "good news," Mayor Farrell said Mayor Farrell Mid there has This gladened Magauson'* In Preparing Police Chief Bert Boyer and Farrell said Tuesday night he had derson said bulldozers worked at the bid of $1,150. The work, he it means that "work should be been no announcement so far heart. Civil Defense Director Victor C. been informed by Otis R. Sea- "practically all night" to build "id had been resumed and started on the North Beach very on Sea ^right's latest bid for Somehow it heartened me that man, borough engineer, that the For Storm Perotti, Sr., he'said, had made a protective mound of sand. Poles should be completed "in another soon." the President of the United full arrangements for evacuation state will ask for bids Monday on (50,000 h state money for jetty SEA BRIGHT - An htndi in were taken down and stored for week." He said he was informed that States, even as you and I, would with the Army and Coast Guard. work. ° the borough government were the winter, and, the "beach was repairs of Hurricane Donna dam- it will be about another month neglect the prosaic chore of hav- given a round of prtlM Tuesday All sea barriers were in place. really made ready," she said. No problem finding tenants ages to the North Beach sea war store bids are asked for another "But when this is done, I feel ing his hair trimmed," Magnuson night by the mayor and Borough And the Fire Department sent out Councilman William Darby said when you ativertis The Register and the River St. jetty. 1130,000 of work on the South e will be in very good shape i merday in a letter to con- Council in preparation they made units to keep the residents in- the storm temporarily sstoppei d way.—Advertisement Toward this work, the mayor Beach sea wall. on our shore," he said. stituents. You'll see the

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