- Weather "^ DistriDUTion Mostly fair today, tonight and WffBANK Distribution Today tomorrow. High bolh days about 80. Low tonight, 68. See weather I Independent Daily f 15,750 and tides, page 2. ^ MONDAY THROUGH FBIDM—1ST, mt JREGISTER 35o PER WEEK VOL. 83, NO. 49 Issued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1960 7c PER COPY at the Post Oilico at Red Bank, N. J., under the Act or March 3, 1ST9. BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Challenge To West Lumumba Is In Berlin BERLIN (AP) — Com munists eVected an iron curtain against West Ger- mans inside Berlin today. Chief of State In a new challenge to the West, the East German re- J ESBSiSS 5BHS.I !!!£S!Jf!B!!liaj j§ ;ime forced West German visi- tors to got red-stamped passes Belgian for entry into- the Communist sector of the divided old capital. The.move defied the four-pow- er agreement for free movement Radio within the city — an agreement that even the Russians have re- spected since the four powers NEW SCHOOLS — This is an architect's conception of the two new intermediate schools now under construct- took over in the summer of 1945. Reports ion in MiddletoWn. The schools are on Murphy Rd. and Middletown-Lincroft Rd. The new buildings will cost Ludwig Erhard, acting head of the West German government in $1,168,949 to construct and are part of the Board of Education's three and three-quarter million dollars building the absence of vacationing Chan- BULLETIN program. The Lincroft school will eventually become the township's second high school. cellor Konrad Adenauer, rushed by plane to West Berlin. Ha BRUSSELS (AP) — Premier charged the Communists with Patrice Lumumba announced committing "a striking breach of today that he has assumed the Nero Named law." functions of chief of state and Erhard, who is vice chancellor now commands the army, the May Settle Strike Belgian Radio reported. To School and minister of economics of the Eonn government, was met at The Congo premier announc- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Opponin- g a trip to New York and do the coupling and there may Tempelhof Airport by West Ber- ed Monday night that Joseph timism mounted today for a set-a tour of the PRR network. be some shifts or places in theBoard Post lin Mayor Willy Brandt. They Kasavubu no longer was presi- tlement of the Pennsylvania Rail- Chief Issues system where the car inspectors' went into an immediate confer- dent of the Republic. road' Strike as both union and FAIR HAVEN — Michael Nero Some 15,000 members of Quill's only job would be the coupling. of 111 Grange Ave. was named to ence. This was after Kasavubu had management negotiators assem- union and 5,000 members of the 2. The unions want to "provide Three major West Berlin news- dismissed Lumumba as pre- bled for a joint meeting after fill a vacancy on the Board of System Federation, all non-oper- for a continuity of employment Education here last night. papers suggested that the Com- mier. being summoned by a federal ating employees, are on strike. of (mechanics) helpers — and munist action be' met by strik- . In a communique today, mediator who indicated both sides do not demand a helper for each The appointment, made by The chief issues arc: Peter de K. Dusinberre, Jr. ing at Communist trade with Kasavubu said the votes of the were closer to an agreement mechanic." The railroad says it West Germany. than ever. 1. The unions want the rail- president, was unanimously rat- Congolese House of Represen- wants to be able assign mech- tatives and the Senate, which road "prohibited from extending anics such tasks as cleaning up ified by the board. Mr. Nero Drastic Limitation Francis O'Neill, chairman of coupling and uncoupling of air will replace Robert King, who upheld Lumumba in separate the National (railway) Media- around a work bench if there are The Telegraph, close to Brandt, votes, had no validity, the ra- hoses by trainmen to prevent has moved to California. said in a front page editorial, tion Board, called the negotia- further layoffs of TWU car in-no available helpers, who nor- dio reported. tors to the joint session after mally perform this job. Mr. Nero resided in Red Bank"The first thing to be discussed spectors. The railroad says that and served on the Board of Ed-is a drastic limitation on trade Senate President Joseph Ileo, talking last night with union of- both categories of workers now (See STRIKE page 2) appointed by Kasavubu as the ficials. ucation there from 1949 until he with East Germany." VOLUNTEERS REPORT —Volunteers for the army of Al- moved here in 1953. new premier, is forming a gov- His action came as pressure The travel restrictions went in bert Kalonji, provisional president of the secessionist ernment, the president said, A graduate of Red Bank High to force at midnight and were grew from industry and public School, he received his bachelor Eastern Kasai "Mining State" in the Congo, wave en- and will present it to parlia- officials to end the walkout which gradually tightened at main ment for a vote of confidence. Air Raid Sirens of science degree from Newark crossing points between the two listment papers as they arrive for training at Camp is beginning to cut into the na- tion's economy. Some groups College of Engineering and sectors of the city. Simonet, near Elisabethville. Trainees for the army, president of Shoreland Construc- urged government intervention. Their Elimination a Possibility East German police, who ap- right, welcome newcomers with hand claps. LEOPOLDVILLE. the Congo tion Co. parently did not get their in- (AP)—Flushed with his oratori- Meanwhile, the chief negotia- WASHINGTON - A sugges- tack or natural disasters.* Mr. Nero was sworn in last (AP Wirephoto by radio from London) cal triumph in winning over a tor for the two unions on strike structions until hours after the tion by a Middletown, N. J., If successful, the government night and assumes chairmanship restrictions went into effect, be- hostile senate, Premier Patrice reported for the first time that man may provide this nation a believes the device can even- of the building and grounds com- some progress has been made. gan enforcing the measure this Fi'oin Jockey Quit; Lumumba has told the United warning system that will elim- tually be installed in millions mittee, previously held by Mr. morning by making spot checks Nations to yield control over "The Pennsylvania Railroad is inate the need for air raid of American homes. King. He also will serve on theof persons crossing the zonal the Congo's radio and airport moving in the right direction," sirens. In the Oct. 11 test in Char- finance committee. border. or leave the country. said Edward W. Wiesner, chair- The man is Karl. F. Wihtol, lotte, an early warnings station Mr. and M,rs. Nero have four man of the System Federation The action by the Soviet satel- Emboldened by the 41-2 confi- whe heads Wihtol Industries, near the North Pole will flash daughters, one in Rumson-Fair lite regime had the effect ol Pier Assessment dence vote the Senate accorded Union which has joined the Trans- an engineering firm in Eaton- a mock warning to Air De-Haven Regional High School and port Workers Union in seeking making West Germans get "pass- him, Lumumba moved swiftly town, N. J. fense Command Headquarters three in Knollwood School here ports" to cross into East Berlin. toward a showdown with the UN work rules changes to insure job More than'a year ago, Mr. in Colorado Springs, Colo., He will run for a full three- security. The West Berlin city govern Congo Command. Wihtol said he did not believe From there the warning will be year term on the board at the ment of Mayor Willy Brandt Brings an Appeal It was the first public com- an adequate warning system transmitted to Charlotte. next school election. Toward Showdown charged the move was part of "a In rapid succession he: plimentary remark made by a could be devised by the use of planned long-term campaign sirens. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The Charles J. Hesse, Belford 1. Accused the UN of obstruct- union official since the strike be- which considerably sharpens the county Board of Taxation re- former owner of the pier, testi gan on a bitter note Sept. 1 and $5 Electronic Device situation." ing his government by closing served decision yesterday on antied it was "a monstrosity lefi airports and radio stations and idled all of the PRR's 72,000 em- He said that similarities of Says Tax Inequities New Crisis by the railroad." Ho said then ployees from New York to St. first aid squad and fire com- appeal filed by the Monmouth called for Withdrawal of UN West German diplomats in Park Jockey Club protesting a was no salvage value to thi forces unless the command Louis. pany alarms made the purchase structure. of air raid sirens a "ridiculous Washington suggested Nikita $122,050 assessment on its steam- changes its policies. Counter-Proposals waste of money." Keep Industry Out (See CURTAIN, Pg. 2) boat pier here. Monmouth Park provides 2. Threatened to "break off re- Wiesner's negotiators worked In place of the sirens, he The club asked that the assess steamboat service from New lation.-, with the United Nations, Into the early hours of the morn- ment be lowerd to $25,000—the York to the pier during the track Great Britain or any other coun- suggested an electronic device MARLBORO — Old subjects problem we won't be able to season. ing studying counter • proposals that could be installed in were revived at last night's attract industry." MV Stations sum the club paid for the 1,100- try" if the "campaign of hate made by the railroad last night foot pier in 1951. No Improvements homes, schools and places of Township Committee meeting Poor Tax Collection TRENTON (AP)—New Jersey's against the Congo" does not stop. to a "rock bottom" offer by the business to warn of enemy at- with a discussion of tax inequi- motor vehicle inspection stations Under the new 50 per cent Harvey Wardell. assistant sec 3. Sent Secretary General Dag unions. On the same question, and inwil go back to their fall and win ratio in effect here this year, the rotary and comptroller of the tack. ties and revaluation. answer to Mr. Dressier, Mayor Hammarskjold a telegram ask- No one would divulge the pro- Last week-end, the federal ter schedule Monday. pier land was assessed at $6,550 Jockey Club, said no improve ing that tho next session of the posals. Office of Civil and Defense John Dressier, Rt. 9, speaking Charles T. McCue had the clerk Ned J. Parsekian, acting state while the pier itself was set at ments have been made at thej jty Council on the Congo from the audience, called for read a letter from Joseph Sea Secur But Wiesner did say "there still Mobilization announced that motor vehicle director, announc- $115,500. pier. issue be held in Leopoldville. are some differences, but we're such a gadget has been devel- the township to hire a consult- man, township auditor. ed today that most stations will The Wilkins revaluation firm The first 200 feet of the pier ant "to seek out" the answer to In his letter Mr. Seaman point- 4. Thanked the Soviet Union a little closer than we were Wed- oped. go back to Tuesday-through-Sat- has valued the pier and property was badly damaged by fire July (See LUMUMBA, Pg. 2) nesday." Test Date: Oct. II his claim that Mariboro Town- ed out that the main problem is urday operation. at $173,900. 4. He had expressed hope for a A $5 instrument, it will be chip residents pay higher taxes poor percentage of collected They have been operating Mon- Boyd Dcets, representative for In other appeal cases, the Joint conference, saying that "a given its first broad test Oct. for a home than is paid for a taxes. He said that last year 2? day through Friday during the E. T. Wilkins Co., Cleveland, the board reserved decision on indi- break may come." 11 in Charlotte, Mich., where comparable one in so called "less per cent of taxes were not col-summer. firm that revalued the borough, vidual appeals from property Trade Board Democratic Mayor Richardson 2,000 homes and schools are desirable" communities. lected, making the township the Stations which are open one said the $115,500 figure on the owners In Keansburg and High- had expressed optimism. equipped with the device. Mr. Dressier said, "We must second poorest in the state in night a week will stay open until pier was an error. He said the lands. Sets Drive "There is reason to hope that Developed by the O.C.D.M. find the answer to this problem, percentage of collected taxes. 9 p. m: The regular hours are assessment should have been $80,- Mrs. Lillie Santangelo, 11 • settlement can now be con-—which calls it "NEAR" for for we are in competition with He noted that it might be nee8 a. m. to 5 p. m. 400. Harding Ave., Keansburg, sought cluded," he said. national emergency alarm re- these less desirable communities essary to increase the interes' reductions on her land assess- For Members rate on deliquent taxes in order Michael J. Quill, the president peater—the gadget can be plug- to get new industries in the town- ment from $.150 to $300 and build- RED BANK — The Retail of the ,TWU who has been the ged into electric power outlets_ ship, and industries look care- to improve the situation. Mr, ng, from $1,500 to $1,000. Seaman also pointed out that Trade Board of the Community unions' chief spokesman most of and provide around-the-clock fully at the tax rate before they French Classes William R. Spangler, II John Chamber of Commerce last night the Township Committee only the time, stood by, further post- service to warn of enemy at- move in. If we don't solve the St., Highlands, pskeel a reduction set plans for a membership spends 23 cents of every tax from $-400 to $300 on land, and drive. dollar, the remainder going for Little Silver Resident Wants Them $1,450 to $1,000 on his home. school and county costs. There are presently 70 mem- The board reserved decision on bers on the board. A lengthy dis- Mayor Agrees LITTLE SILVER — A request Last year, French was laught nine appeals from Middletown. to have French taught to some here to some pupils in grades cussion was held first concerning Donna Heading North Mayor McCue agreed that Food Fair Properties, Inc., pupils in four classes for half an one, three, five and six. The lan- members who are delinquent in there are many tax inequities in sought reduction from $137,000 to their dues. hour a day during school hours guage would be taught this year $71,712.88 on equipment fixtures, MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Fierce the township, and told the aud-was presented to the Board of in grades two, four, six and A meeting will be held Monday winds from hurricane Donna ience that the committee is in and inventory in its store In the Education last night. seven. Cost of the program last shopping center on Rt. 35. with a representative of the L, pounded the north coast of Cuba the process of hiring a re-evalua- year was $10 per pupil per sem- |C. Williams Co., Houston, Tex., Mrs. Harrison Rowc, 14 Silver- Officials of the firm said the; . during the night and squalls in- tion firm to completely reassess ton Ave., said many pupils who ester, d|scuss |he purchase ofadd| creased through the Florida the township. assessment figure placed too high i „„„„, C|lristmas ||Bhts for the took the course as an after school Accept Audit a figure nn the equipment. Keys and as far north as Miami. Mr. Dressier estimated thatiac,iv|ty )as, ypar probab|y wou|d central business district. The board ncepled the nnutial No Depreciation Hurricane warnings were in such a revaluation might tak? not sign „„' aRn|n lln|PS, ,he The Trade Board last year pur- effect from Key Largo, 45 miles as long as two years, and asked audit report from George V. The firm contended that the aschased $1,000 worth nf lights. In course Is given during the regu- Curchin, Long Hranch. The report south of Miami, to Key West and if the committee could have Taxlar school day. sessor had not taken into con past years, the lights had been the Dry Tortugas. A hurricane Assessor Howard Preston make Up To Admlnistrnllon showed a surplus nf $113,000 ns (See PIER I'ngc 2) ; rented each Christmas. watch continued from just south changes Immediately in some Neil G. Smith, board president, of July I. Of this amount, $2.1000 of Cape Cnnnvcral southward ov- assessments. said the matter would bo mainly is being applied In the lfl00-6l er Florida to Fort Myers on the The mayor reminded Mr. Dres- up to the administration. school budget, The surplus In Gulf of Mexico. sier thnt the committee has no Mrs. Rowc said Rumsnn and 1059 was $70,000. Charles S. Thompson, superin- Fair Opens "All precautions should be con-power over the assessor, who is Fnir Haven grammar schools tinued along the north coast of an elected official. both tench French durlnR the tendent, said enrollment as nf 1 Cubn from Cayo Romano west- (See Tax, page 2) school day. yesterday wns 0.1!) In Ixith schools. 500 Attend in New Shrewsbury ward for hurricane fnrcc winds, Mr, Thompson announced tluil very heavy rnlns and abnormal- the school system had boon grant- NICW SHREWSBURY - An will compete for the title at 8:30. ly high tides," tho Wcnlhcr Bu- ed $1,40.1 as the fodornl govcrn- npe.ning night crowd nf. more than Tho nnnunl children's pet show renn said, Wayward Mail (See FRKNCII Pago 2) .100 persons attended the New will be held tomorrow nt 10 fl,m, , Heavy squalls with consider- Shrewsbury Country I-'JIIr on llv nn hour earlier than last year's nble local flooding was forecast I'lnton Frills fair grounds Inst compi'iltinn. Ribbons and prizes for tho Interior of Cuba wilh pos- HOLMDliL TOWNSHIP — Geographically it NDEX night. will be given to the winners and sibly gnlc force winds nnd high is Holmdcl' Township — but the mallmnn doesn't Mayor Knrl K. Huron officially I nil ronlcMtmts. tides on the south const of the find it thnt way. Amusements openul the eighth iiiiiiunl (air. The Yatcs Children's Thcnter Island. Illrlln , I'onner Mayor J, I.esler Rig' will glvo three plays tomorrow At 5 n.m, (liST) Drmnn win Mall find* Its wny to local residents by way of Jim Illihop by, one of the fair's founders, 111' afternoon, Dancing will be held centered nlxiut 215 miles south- Marlboro, Holmdcl, Freehold, Kcansbur^i Keyport, 15, IH troiliired Mayor Huron. l.nM tomorrow night. east nf Miami nnd 240 tulips onsl llnzlet, Red Bank and Atlantic Township, among 20-22 crowd was largest Agricultural Dlsplny of lliivnnn, moving went north- Comics 15, 18 nliiht In the fulr'K lil.s- Oiw of tlin major display* this weal nt 10 miles per hour. oilier places. Crossword 15, IN yenr will lie ii trailer truck equip- IIIRMCSI winds were cotlnint- "Why not n central post offlcn" Klchnrd T. l-jlllorlnK , of KIIITIIIIOIK nrc ex- ped by Hip mule Or-pnilniciH of cd ill 150 mill's per hntir over n Levins, n member of I he I'lnnrilni'. Hoard, naked the lleihlnck tfi nlli'iiil tin e tiny j A|:ilciilliirc rniphii'.l/liin the Im- small urea nenr (ho cftnlrr with Klliy Ki'lly 10 wlilili [r.iliiir., ili't|il,iv!., |nnI.IIICI' of miliniliuro in (lie hiirrlriinr forcr winds (74 miles Township Committee hisl nljiltl, Olilliuirli't 2 ili-mim'.li,'itlii|is noil rniiipi'lUlvr nlnte nnil national I'l'iinnniy. per hour or mure) eMendine, IMj He was Instructed to drafi a teller bilnnlnji Sylvln I'nrlrr •Jiuw. | he inii t:i IIIIIK K mi' on | I -:.-1 c -11 ol Hie 12 .i|ninsnrlnj; or- miles In Ilie noilhr:'M nrnil'lirlr r. STOCKING UP —Mlnmi houtnwivoi jnm tupormnrkot fll Knillii-li'li'vlilim Tinlnil Ave, t\U !V!7) nl the (iui -11'.iioi/iili'iMi kerpi Ih«' profile It nnd HO niilm In |hi< *oiilliwi'<.|, j lite matter to the attention of the United Stales If lti-ll| (i.ili'K stretched VM mllrs ID thi>; H, II I'oM Office Department. Six IIII IJtli't'it Ci'illril The ni'.l of clearing Ihi* fnir iiiiiih'-nii nnd Mfi mile* in tIn-- III Ihrnfltnniny period of Mufricnim Donn.i. Shopprri rn. iJanlol S. Kly, township clerk, said he knew (tt'tirp.e Koknlsky llli:lil!|:lillne. 111nij• t>i*-, nciiwli'--, I:HHIII.|, II port all grocery enrh in u»n, itoro rtiilm jnmmnd, «nd Spin I* 10-17 will he ||m iJii'Tii lonlrM. Iwrlve' met liy RI'IIIIII: ailverll-ieiiU'llld 111 "Ihi' luirilrnnn tonlimic, in n(') of n local icililcnl UMIIJ.; "Mounted M 1, Ked long, loinj lino* waiting Ilio chock oul. (AP Wirophoto) Stock Mnrkil II I'oitti"-.Imil* i'ii> Ii out' r.|iotiMiieilillie |itt>i*t sitti Itnil I'IMMIMK »|)UC0 (Sec IIUIlKICANli p«i:c !) Hank," «K a nuiillni! addicr.s, * W. J). While . Ijy n |iiut)cl|iniliiK iiif:iiiil/;itl(m-|iii commrri In I vi'itltiies, Se .l9.im RED BANJC REGISTER f},^^ R p0lt Lccident Victim's T C Train Lack, Jurricane Finalists Mineral Tomorrow (Continued) ,WEST KEANSBURG—The fu May Be Mailed Not ICC, set Cuba," the .Weather Bureau Are Picked eral for Mrs. Adele Simms, 71, OBITUARIES Campaign Trail dvisory said. Rt. 36 here and 46 South Ar- Forecaster Paul Moore at Mi- ngton Ave., East Orange, who Says Peace Requires Action In Long Branch Hinders JCL mi said the storm center should In Contest as killed when she was struck Bjorling Dies NEW YORK — No extra Cen- iass through the Florida straits, ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Miss >y a car on Rt. 36 Wednesday LONG BRANCH - The finals etween Havana and Key West, Utah and Miss District of Colum light, will be held tomorrow at STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)— By The Associated Press report of the Long Branch Char- tral Railroad trains have been added to the Jersey Shore anight. bia have entered the ranks of pre p. m. in the John J. Ryan weden's world famous opera Sen. John F. Kennedy carried 'ainters Of ter Commission may yet be mail- Key West, a city of 45,000 ly- liminary winners in the 1960 Miss singer Jussi Bjorling died today his whistlestop presidential cam- ed to voters here. i route due to a shortage of 'uneral Home, Keansburg. equipment. ig 90 miles north of Havana, America contest. Rev. John Crum, of St. Mark's! at his summer-home in the Stock- paign down the length of Cali- The Long Branch Citizens As- oarded up and prepared to wait holm Islands. He was 49. fornia today, saying potential ag- cliool to Pay sociation for Better Government A commuter reported hear- Miss Utah, 27-year-old Marian ;piscopal Church, Keansburg, ing a rumor this week that the iut the storm. The huge naval Faye Walker won last night's 'ill officiate. Burial will be in Members of the family said the gressors must be convinced this has offered to foot the cost — es- istallation there was buttoned tenor felt sick during the night. timated at $400 to $500 — forInterstate Commerce Com- talent competition with her ren- air View Cemetery, Middle- country can win a war even after merce Commission had refused ip. All vessels put out to seadition of the waltz aria from An ambulance helicopter was it has been attacked. or Removal. the charter commission. >wn. permission to let the Central nd aircraft were ferried north- "Mirielle." Mrs. Simms had been a sum-called from Stockholm to his re- ". . . While both parties talk RED BANK — Five Red Bank The group is backing a "vote yard. Navy sound trucks roam- mote summer house on the island ligh School students, who arches" campaigi n aimeidd at havinghi ] "adudu "extrltaa . ltrain™"?s °"™duringS th "e Ruth Rea, Miss District ol mer resident here 20 years and about peace, peace is not going Pli Rild ik d city streets last night, giving Columbia, won the swirnsuit com of Siaro. The singer was dead to be won by merely talking about harged with painting two light | the form of government here! I^W^M'KJflj!y : lurricane warnings and advice. had lived in East Orange 10 tandards at Red Bank Catholic j changed from city commission to j No»•«••t so," sai• d Natha<• »n- James «•«• , petition when she displayed he ears. She wr3 born in Arlington. when the helicopter arrived. Bjor- it," Kennedy said in a speech Hundreds q( Key V/esters and 5 foot 6 118-pound figure in a uas suffered from heart at- prepared for a Fresno appear- igh School Tuesday night, will i council-manager. director of publicity. "We sim- .Mrs. Simms was the widow of pll y ddo not bave the equipment icrsons living along the chain black waffle knit swimming out- tacks. ance. "It requires action, and the e required to pay for the re- Milton Garr, owner of the Mon- f islands reaching 160 miles Leonard Simms. She is survived mouth Stationery Press, had of. to fun any more than our usual fit. He was the son of a singing democratic party believes in ac oval of the paint. lorthward to Miami boarded upj by two daughters, Mrs. Daniel schedule of trains." Vecchione of Livingston and Mrs.family. Both his parents, David tion." Msgr. Emmett A. ..Monaha. n , , Mr. James sajd, however, their homes and headed for the and Ester Bjorling, were talent- Kennedy, heading for several f mainland. fohn Lawrence of East Orange; iaid this morning the bills fori^' ° } that extra cars have been add' Fined $30 two brothers, Louis Bright of ed musicians night rallies in Los Angeles, also ed to trains handling shore As the storm's first hard blows With his father and three broth- urged establishment by the next he work will be sent to Royal I Edward Katz, executive secre- Caldwell and DeWitt C. Bright of . Hintz, Red Bank High School 1 ara. More than 3,000 persons SEA BRIGHT—Magistrate Joh Sgt. Edward G. Lee, 30, a sol-their Swedish national costumes curbs. Other Action Due eel of our activities, we feel we'd '. Weir Jast night fined Loui; dier stationed at the Missile rather bear Jhe expense rather normal load." ere evacuated. with yellow knickerbockers en- For the second day, Kennedy George Saffa, high school vice Hundreds of families in east- . Riggillo, 16 Maplewood Ave Master Base in Highlands, suf- chanted their audiences. used the rear platform of a spe irincipal in charge of student than burden any one individual Keansburg, $30 for speeding. fered cuts, bruises and a possible in the community. We thank Mr. :rn Cuba sought refuge in schools In 1938 h? made a comeback cial train to speak to gatherings lersonnel, said other disciplinary nd churches. Mr. Weir also suspended thi head injury when his car went at dozens of spots across the Garr for his offer." Says Work out of control and struck Mrs. in the United States at the Met- ction will be taken by the high The hurricane produced one of :eansburg driver's license for 31 ropolitan Opera in New York. home state of his rival, Republi- ichool after restitution is made The copies are expected to be he biggest buying sprees in south days. Simms, then hit a utility pole and can Vice President Richard M mailed before Oct. 1. Riggillo was arrested Aug. 1guy wire. He was admitted to :o Red Bank Catholic High The City Commission has deGoing Out "lorida since last Christmas. SAMUEL STEWART McKNIGHT Nixon. chool. Shelves were stripped of canned and charged with driving 70 in Patterson Army Hospital, Fort Do-Nothing Party clined to mail the copies on the Monmouth. KEANSBURG — Samuel S. Msgr. Monahan said a rumor rounds it is not required to by goods, bread, milk, flashlights 30-mile speed zone. Again and again yesterda; Of State nd batteries, candles and camp He will face a charge of caus McKnight, 73, of Carr Ave., died ;hat a Red Bank Catholic High aw. Also fined S15 for speeding wa Wednesday in Riverview Hos- Kennedy banged home the theme School graduate was involved in RUMSON — A local taxpayer itoves. William J. Pearce, 1110 Main St. ing death by auto. that the Republican party has for 20 years complained to the Grocery aisles were jammed pital. painting the cannons at Red Bank Asbury Park. Born in Ireland, he formerly been a do-nothing party, that it High School was "unconfirmed." Mayor and Council last night that with shoppers and police were has fought for 50 years against Gallagher called to ease traffic uast over- resided in Jersey City before The RBHS students are John borough business is going to an every effort to improve human out-of-state firm. owing lumber yards. Special Students Get moving here 13 years ago. welfare and reduce human mis- '. Schwenker, 17, of 288 Spring shipments of plywood were truck- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. t., Jerry Garvack, 17, of Marvin Beeler, operator of the Births er,'. To Address Beeler Tree Expert Co., Olded into southern Florida and per-Traffic Tickets Lola Frank McKnight; two Shrewsbury Ave., Daniel Murphy, sons waited as long as six hours daughters, Mrs. Robert Black- With Nixon still recoverin Farm Village, charged that the RED BANK — Students drivinf from a knee infection in a Wash 17, of 37 Riverside Ave., and Hel- to buy whatever became avail- burn and Mrs. R. W. MacMullen, mut Semliatschenko, Locust Ave., Democrats contract for work on the bor- away from Red Bank High Schdo Monmouth Medical Center Ington hospital, Kennedy avoide ASBURY PARK - Rep. Cor- ough's trees has gone to an Ohio able. and a son, William McKnight, all all of Red Bank, and Joseph were put on notice yesterday tha Mr. and Mrs. P. Hedding Rich- of Akron, Ohio. direct attacks on the vice pres firm "which employs non-resi traffic violators 'would be tick dent. Scarpino, 7 Howard Ave., Newnelius E. Gallagher, Democrat ter, 22 Morris PI., Oceanport, Cremation will be today in dents." eted. son, Wednesday. Nixon's hospital stay has cul Shrewsbury. • rom the 13th Congressional dis- Rose Hill Crematory, Linden, trict, will address the Young Mr. Beeler's complaint, con- Tax Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, 291 down news from the Republicar The high school cannons were tained in a letter to the Shade Patrolman Raymond E. Set under direction of the Ryan Fu- side of the fence considerably. painted green and gold — the Democrats of Monmouth County (Continued) geant, Jr., on foot duty, handei Willow Ave., Long Branch, son, neral Home. at the fourth annual dinner- Tree Commission, also asked yesterday. He plans to remedy that situa- school colors of Red Bank Catho- why the work was not given to a Committeeman Joseph Li out two summonses yesterday tion Monday when he sets out onlic High School — and the light dance tomorrow night at the :aro commented, "Then I would one for careless driving and the Mr. and Mrs. Richard John- MISS SARAH BERNSTEIN Berkeley-Carteret Hotel. local concern. son, 405>4 Main St., Bradley a 9,000-mile campaign s standards were painted maroon The firm cited by Mr. Beelei ike to know who does have say other for no licenses or registra- RED BANK — Miss Sarah through 14 states. and white — Red Bank High's Elliot L. Katz, president of the ;o over the assessor." tion in possession. He was stand- Beach, son, yesterday. Bernstein, 63, of 192 Broad St., county group, said Rep. Galla- is the Davey Tree Expert Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shofner, Yesterday Nixon said he favor: colors. Kent, Ohio. Investigate Inequities ing at Branch Ave. and South S died yesterday in Riverview Hos- gher will be on the program with He cited what he considered I Kirby Ave., Long Branch, son, continued fixed price support! Council approved a letter an Summonses were issued pital. She was born in England. and production controls on t< Governor G. Mennen Williams of inequities, and said that if the Robert J. Campbell, 18, of Wajyesterday. Miss Bernstein, a former resi- Michigan, who will be the hon-swering Mr. Beeler's complain' committee did not have power Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olivadoti, bacco—a position somewhat i PA Worker by former mayor Louis M side Ter., New Shrewsbury, for dent of Keansburg, had lived variance from that, of Secretai ored guest. over the assessor they could at excessive speed in pulling from 8 Nesto Ter., Long Branch, son, here two years. Rep. Gallagher, a member of Hague, Shade Tree chairman. least investigate the inequities yesterday. of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benso' Mr. Hague explained that th a curb into traffic, and Pedita Surviving is a sister, Miss Nixon announced his views o the Foreign Affairs Committee, Mr. Lanzaro said the commit- A. Crull, 17, of 30 Russel Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fornicola, Sophia Bernstein 'of this place. Suspended and a faculty member at Rut-contract for municipal tree worl tee did have power to eliminate II Morrell St., Long Branch, son, tobacco in a letter to Sen. Joh was awarded to Davey after lh< Fort Monmouth, for no license Funeral services were held this Sherman Cooper, (R-Ky.) who NEW YORK (AP)-The Port gers University, served five personal taxes after the re-evalu- or registration with her. Bo'yesterday. morning at Beth Israel Ceme- years in World War 11 and oneOhio firm submitted the lowes ation is completed, and he said running for re-election In a ti of New York Authority has im competitive bid. have hearing dates of Sept. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garrett, tery, Woodbridge, with Rabbi bacco state. Nixon said nothin posed a three-month suspension year in the Korean War. He was he intended to support such ac- 51 Gull Rd., Middletown, son, And, Mr. Hague added, thi before Magistrate John V. Cro Arthur H. Hershon of Red Bank however, about the more contro without pay on a $16,250-a-year with General Patton's Third tion. well. yesterday. officiating. Burial was under the versial problem of supports fo employee because he became in- Army in Europe, was wounded Ohio firm employed local res Mayor McCue said he would dents to do the work. Mr. and Mrs. Richard French, direction of the Ryan Funeral other farm crops. volved in a New Jersey politica three limes and holds eight com- arrange a meeting for Mr. Dres- 407 Indiana Ave., Long Branch, Council also adopted a resolu Home, Keansburg. Deplores Intolerance advertisement. bat decorations. sier with the auditor, and he, son, yesterday. He was elected to the Hudson tion requesting another $3,00( the mayor, would seek ndditiona Weather Democratic Vice Presidenti Tho penalty was imposed yes from the State Highway Depart Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke, Wash-and-wear is now scoring candidate Lyndon B. Johnson to terday on Albert Prioletta. who County Board of iTceholdcrs in Information from Township At- Northern New Jersey: Fair am 6 Shoreland Ter., East Keans- a Boston audience "I deplore i mi and t0 ment to complete the repavin torney Clifton T. Bark alow. warm today with highs in th high in fall outerwear due to a has been a unit chief in charge - "-'signed accept ap- of Bingham Ave. from Narumso burg, daughter, yesterday. skillful co-ordination of shell, tolerance. It is a serious mlstak pointment as commissioner of 80s. Mostly fair tonight with low of art work for the Port Au- St. to Ridge Rd. near 70. Saturday some cloudi Patterson Army Hospital lining and trim fabrics. when we have a religious test o thority. New Jersey Turnpike Authority. holding public office." ness with chance of scatters An authority spokesman said He later served as vice chair- Curtain Sgt. First Class and Mrs. John Henry Cabot Lodge, the GO showers or thunderstorms an Briolctta will be reassigned to man of the authority. (Continued) highs near 80. G. Visaggi, 527 Pine Brook Rd., vice presidential nominee, al Rep. Gallagher was chairman other duties when he returns to Keansburg Khrushchev may try to create MARINE Eatontown, daughter, Wednes- campaigned in Massachusetts ye; of the Special Study Mission to day. terday. work. Mr.and Mrs. Benjamin Andn a new Berlin crisis timed with Block Island to Cape May Berlin in the crisis of April. 1959, Sgt. First Class and Mrs. Rog- Lodge said in Worccste A suspension nf two weeks ach and family of Long Islan the Soviet premier's appearance South to southwest winds 10-; and a member of the' Special before the United Nations. knots today and tonight. Sout er C. Bradshaw, Bldg. 2005, Apt. Mass., it is important that thi without pay was imposed in theStudy Mission on the European spent the week-end holiday wit country be second to none wheth- same case on Philip J. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Andrcach. / A U.S. spokesman in Bonn de- west winds 10-20 knots Saturda 5, Lowther Area, Eatontown, son, an assistant to Prioletta. Common Market, which took him Fair today. Variable cloudina Wednesday. er it be in housing, care of the lo Russia, Poland and Western party was held Saturday for thi nounced the travel curbs as a aged or the health of citizens. birthday of Mrs. Ben Andreach violation of the agreement be- tonight and Saturday with sho' Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gagli- I European countries in October, ers and scattered thunderstorm ! 1959. Jr. Present were Mr. and Mrs tween the West and the Sovie one, Circle Trailer Court, Eaton- cident Aug. 24 and suspended Nick Fenora and Mr. and Mrs Union on "freedom of circula- Saturday. Visibility 4-8 miles town, daughter, Wednesday. dedicated to Prioletta and Gibson pending an! ~ Sal Buttercup, Jersey City; Ra tion within Greater Berlin." haze today and lowering to I- INTEGRITY Shrewsbury miles in patches of fog tonigh Rivervlew investigation. Closed hearings] I iiniiimn/i Alton. Neptune; Mrs. Kate Con "We are consulting with our To servo reverently . . • were held. LJlltIIUIIIUU stantine, New York, and Mr. an allies?' the U.S. spokesman said. TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Neil DeSperito, 22 Jefferson St., Middletown, with digniiy and beauty Zone Board Austin J. Tohin, executive di- (Continued) Mrs. Frank Kerschbaumer, Mid There were no reports of any (Sandy Hook) rector of the agency, said both dlctown. nterference with road or rail Today — high, 11:20 a.m., an daughter, yesterday. always, and offering the "sincerely for the help it has Mr. and Mrs. Bertric Wingate, men violated an authority rule :raffic over the 110-mile stretch 11:43 p.m.; low, 5:44 p.m. utmost in consideration. r 159 Monmouth Blvd., Portau- OKs Variance against active participation in po- Miss Nancy Conroy, daughtei rom the West German border to Saturday — high 12:07 p.m litical campaigns. Shouting out his demands at this isolated city, such as mark- low, 5:53 a.m. and 6:31 p.m. peck, daughter, yesterday. At no time does creed or . SHREWSBURY - The Zoning hoclic ncws of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Conroy ed the 1948 blockade. Mr. and Mrs. Vince Wells, 32 Priolctta and Gibson reported- i" conference, Lu celebrated her 14th birthda; Sunday — high,, 0:30 a.m. and price make any difference Board of Adjustment last niclit , , , , . , , , imimm Mnenrwi' ^.».iw«. ~»wU ..-- •.... The Communists could be •-- declaredcca : f2:54 p.m.; low, 6:37 a.m., andMadison Ave., Red Bank, son, in the high standards we approved one variance request^ helped in the preparation of."i™M f ™n . , . , Sept. 1. Guests included Mauree m yesterday. and rejected another. iMC i Golden, Susan Lohsen, Karer making a maneuver to test outi -^ P- - ,-j ,»;»^.j «««»!,». a campaign advertisement for, na.l nteiiupnLc u Hie inter-', - . . K Monday — 1:20 a.m., and 1:41 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vollum, have upheld and shall con- Anthony DeSantis was given a Sen. John F. Kcnncdv anil Thorn : conflicts shows the position Kranenberger, Bonnie Dicfen the west's reaction. Imv hv thn rcprcwnlat.vrs nf m 7:27 a.m., and 8:24 33 Steven Ave., New Shrews- tinue to uphold- in our variance to erect a garage on Lord, Democratic candidate for s nfd s L h Joan Con The East Germans appeared'P' m - bury, son, yesterday. his property on Henry St. The y,Con-j An,, 0Reiflv, Bonnie Bar. encouraged bv the success of,P- service and responsibility the five-day ban they imposed'; (For ^e^ and Rumson Mr, and Mrs. Lazaros Lazari- garage will be three feet from the Lord. Democratic leader of.RO against tin- centra KOvern-j^ Robcrt Wood Martin Loh to the community, ast week on West Germans en- bridge add 2 hours; Sea Bright, dis, 5 Prospect Ave., Atlantic rear of the property line. In anMercer County, was a cr>mmis- ment. which enjovs the conf.-j Tom p _, Dougher- R-3 zone, garages are supposed ering their sector during conven- deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, Highlands, daughter, yesterday. sioner of the Port Authority trom;dence of the parliament of the ty ^nthonv Lopes Fred Archer, bridge, add 40 minutes.) to be at least eight feet from 1955 until he resigned last March, nation Joseph Hudson and Thoma tions in Berlin of refugees from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fries. the rear line. Central Government Grennen. the Communists. 11 Taylor Rd., Matawan, son, John E. Day Dr. M. C. Dabney was denied "Considering that the central Echo I yesterday. permission to move » house onto French Government is capable of assur- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gucken Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tall- Funeral Home his property at Henry and Fran- in*: the protection nf life andjberger of Rainbow Lake and M Pier Timetable man, 6 Meredith Dr., New cis Sts. The house, now located (Continued) property throughout the national!and Mrs. Charles Carhart of Sid Shrewsbury, daughter, this morn- 85 Riverside Avenue !nc N Y (Continued) WASHINGTON (AP) — Here .ing. at Broad St. and Newman ment's share nf the science pro territory with the collaboration >'. - -. were guests this wee are Echo I timetables^ prepared Kcyport Branch Springs Rd., is too large to begram under the National Defense j of the armies of African nations, |at tne home of Mr. and Mr: sideration depreciation of the S61 Maple PI. equipment. by the National Aeronautics and It adds up! More and more placed on the lot and still meet Education Act. j(iO envisages the Tetreat in thr•!Martin Foley, Space Administration, for New Telephone 7-1352 ; Decisions on the following cases "people use The Register ads each the side and rear yard zoning All members of the school staff^mmHiale future of 'lio armp00: Peter Miscuraca, U2 Rt.the direction from the city at !BU!iiyfflU!i!U!^ would depreciate nearby land!teachers will be invited to have''lirat as they are at present." | which the satellite should he vis- Mrs John Holobinko 1 son35 building, $18,100 to $12,500; values and increase traffic con- the X-rays done at the board's! Lumumba told nrwsmon a let- '. a"* W. Dudley Birmingham, land Mt!- the e'evation. and the di gestion. John have returned from a rcctl0n in w ich H wil1 e mov expense. (c-r he sent to the UN Command trip to the Virgin Islands. $5,000 to $1,000; Dean Oil Co., !* *) ' After considerable discussion.!j ] copoldvillp p demandedndedd ththaat ing across the sky. It adds up! More and more n equipment for three service sta- the bonrd votcil to spend $355 for|lnp Congo's airports he opened tions in East KeansburR and Tod v [ere often happy memories—making the people use The Register ads each y a new piano in the kindergarten aml the national radio returned Middletown. $9,000 to $1,000: Roe- » „ jpast a treasury of future hopes. Let us Issue because results come fas- room at the Place|(0 n1(. government. co Cione, Rt. 35. land, $12,300 to <;r p.m., north, 83 degrees help you make these memories live in a ter..—Advertisement. School. 1 (Continued) ! beautiful, personalized monument. He asserted that seizure of the S4.S00S4.800, andd building, $8,400 toto: ,, e iU „, . '.I 3. The unions want a rule writ- :6 pm south 25 de rees Visit our display and let us 'radio "deprives tlio rtti/cnetli/ens n,' ...--- ...... t»a,uuu$5,000: LiberUDert Factorf-nctors Inc.,, o«n-!,"own-let; " ' S Ihf nation nf the no: c n t0 help you without obligation. ..ssihllity nf, "Prevent the companyL,., of Penn Towers Dineri Rt.jSE. "We only nart lo meet main." BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS hearing the news nf the country 1tr( T 35, building, $31,400 to $15,000; j Tomorrow tlo e Pennsylvania S:45 p.m., north, 80 degrees CAY FROM ROCK OF AGES QUARRIES iiml constitutes nn act of provo " Ravmond Noonan, 5 Heather La.,' cation." employees whore men and fa-building, $1G.400 to StS.COO and SE. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON In ml'lition to th* ImmUil mininnlcf. l.rhirvt liotti thrift ntnU, 1 cilities are available." Andrew I.. Zurich. Locust Point Sunday M Uuopti rd.. Middletown on rt. ;tt ynn will now (mil vUhrtl \n\\i \\i» *Vn»«s *ml nlta Iht *>»%• for Closing nt the country's air- Quill claims that this is par- p.m., south, 28 HefcdmTa rnrnr-r Mil I.M:UI vnur douhlt protection mcdinal the novcrnmont In as- William C. Johnson, assessor, 000 railroad workers bclnR per- the follnwinc re- S:22 p.m., north, 77 decreesi. VISIT OUR INDOOR DISPLAY sure order and tln> territorial In jnmncntly laid off over the past SH. tpp.riiv (it tlie nation." PERPETUAL MONUMENT CO., Inc. I II) years and many others fur- Clcm'cockroft. Cemetery Rd., !(l:30 pm ' south' 31 dc«rccs The UN Command took nvei Imighrd temporarily from time Ser It* Hw)r. J* 1 mil. So. Anbury |'»rl Curl. Ntptuni land, from $4,000 tn $2..100; Mrs '" I.r-npnldvillp radio Tupsdav to time. M OPKM TO SKIIVK YOU I T.'IH.IICMI. Mary Padgett, Oak St., land Monday ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS jaftor president .losonh Kntnvu.hu Knch day the strike continues Unity 5'3o A. M. . V r. M. I I'R 5-2447 $1,400 to SSOO, and Frank! 7;,W p.m., north, 74 degrees Snu. « A. M, In 6 J'. M. I )-,,r an AlU'ninlmrnt and Lumumba went on the air!industry fi'rls a greater effect Pun«. 1] A. M. 10 8 T. M. I In Venn Chin II..in. Tlndall Rd., building SE. DISTINCTIVE p.m., south, 34 degrees SE. The frrm various Perfection ol Matorlal and IIN nctnl on Ilir principle that In Washington, l-.dward G. Fox. SIK'II limiulcnMs cnuld le.id to nrrsiilrnl of the Mitumlnnus Coal Workmanihlp In Bcnutlful vloli'iii-iv Operators Association, said the The i-nmmand al«<> blocked strike "ha* caused a srrious crl- Now ("unj.'n .ViifirliW Tui-Ml.iy tn Imli sis in the co.il industry affecting Worden Funeral Home the •.hnttlc of Coni:<>lcv> force* -l.nlinilnrly IVnnsylv.inln and Our nicniorlulii me manu- about Ihf coiinliv n Snvirl-min- West Virginia." 60 E. FrfONT STREET RED BANK factured by skilled artisans The Adams Memorial Home plif'd tion|* (\ui ii'i1 pl.iilr*. „_. In our well equipped plant SHadyside 7-0557 at Wo.it LonR Dranch. I T A Suecetior to Mount Momotifll Hom» u on : it . K It A I) N A modem, iion-Mvliirinn funeral liomr, willi A home- LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. • IIOMI: ion i UNEKALV likr Atimi«|ilinr and inriimiinl ili:i|irr, ilrriimtril In llic Wall St., CApiial 2-0.'t()0, \V cniiliiui.ilioii nf I lli'Mul IfjHllfltioil fill l||i|lll>|lll-l|l ll | linwr* wiih n complcirly Immr-iiko stniodphrrc BRANCH OFHCE unrf DISPLAY ix'M ii r ami qiiii t : IM IIHUAI) Mltl 1 1 I.ATONTOWN MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. 310 Broad Sfreor Red Bank, N, J. Mill FU V Mt.111 ,lii -C.i'iulihitnfil fat ,) IIIADDl N'lj ((HIM K 51ll)l>l.l"lDWN, N. J. Mli«lv«lcli) 7-.1HI9 1, nnri !v i'l 1il'l (li.tii|;p >. HARRY C. I'-. JAMLS A, ROBCRT •.? -•,»\ST.»:«!.>• A I The World Todays Asks County Fined $25 RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept 9, 1960—3 Huey P. Long To Inspect For Being Many Guests at Luncheon Disorderly For Riverview Volunteers By JAMES MARLOW Twp. Bridges MIDDLETOWN — Magistrate 'l Associated Press News Analyst MARLBORO — Committeeman RUMSON — Riverview Hospit- Mrs. Maurice Toulme, Mrs. W. W. Gilberv Manson fined two Gilbert Manson, Mrs. R. N. Koe- WASHINGTON (AP) — Twenty-five years ago tonight was oneJoseph Lanzaro last night gained persons $25 each yesterday on 1 honored its volunteer workers of the unforgettable times for me. Sen. Huey P. Long was dying the township committee's sup- iharges of disorderly conduct. at an awards dessert-bridge ig, Mrs. Daniel Kelly, Mrs. Har- old Truax, Mrs. K. A. Sawyer, in a hospital in Baton Rouge, La. It was an uneasy city. , rt in his request that the Harold Hayes of Jersey City Wednesday at the Sea Bright Long had been shot the night before, Sunday, Sept. 8, 1935. Dr.)ounty Board of Freeholders sur- Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. Mrs. Peter Zefteris, Mrs. Leo C. Carl Austin Weiss has been called the assassin. This has never was arrested Sept. 5, while Mrs. vey all bridges in the township Mary A. Martin, 25 Washington Mrs. Garrett B. Worthley was Rocco, Mrs. Richard Sause, Mrs. been proved beyond doubt. Ther^ was no autopsy. The coroner's Stephen Cascgrande, Mrs. An- inquest was a fast, brief routine. or safety . Ive., Leonardo, was arrested he chairman. The party was There is still a question whether one of the Long bodyguards He called attention to three iept. 4. sponsored by members of the thony J. Perrotta, Mrs. Joseph excitedly and accidentally shot lipping. I was sent over to theiridges on Tennent Rd. which A hearing on a complaint lospital's Volunteers' Advisory R. Serpico, Mrs. Joseph J. Daus- Long when he saw Weiss ap- lospital just before midnight to he termed "to narrow for two against John T. Warrington, Mon- Committee. ter, Mrs. Harold D. VanNamen, proaching wilh a gun. join an Associated Press reporter trucks or busses to pass each mouth Ave., Navesink, charging Mrs. Gertrude A. Combs, Mrs. t Guests were Mrs. V. R. Hens- W. J. Kerr, Mrs. W. J. Miners. At the time of the shooting I ind a girl reporter for the Baton ther safely." lim with assault with intent to !cr, Jr., Mrs. R. L. Hensler, Mrs. *ouge papers. He added that one death has commit rape will be heard next Mrs. Paul Haase, Mrs. Robert was in New Orleans, working on TRACK EXECUTIVE'S HOUSE —Harvey Wardell, comp- . W. Parker, Mrs. Benjamin N. the Times-Picayune, and immedi- Phones In Room occurred during the past two Thursday. Orr, Mrs. Alan T. Hanmer, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Albert A. Bech- ately afterwards was sent to Ba- We had phones in a small room ears at one of the bridges. He ex- troller of Monmouth Park Jockey Club, has purchased Mr. Warrington is being repre- Robert Ralston, Mrs. Ernest G. toldt, Mrs. J. LaMar Michael, ton Rouge to join the T-P staff iff the lobby of Our Lady of theat one of the bridges. He ex- this house on Eatpntown Blvd., Oceanport, from Bernard sented by Charles Frankel, As- Kavalck, Mrs. J. F. Greenip, Jr., Mrs. John Stell, Mrs. Doug- ,ake Sanitarium. Long's room bury Park. las Clark, Mrs. Joel Weaton* which was working on the legis- plained that the bridges are nar- Silverstein, Deal. ' Hedge Park Corp., headed by Mr. Sil- ,1rs. Kathryn Mackey, Mrs. lature when Long was shot. was upstairs on the second floor. rower than the road approaches. The alleged offense took place Edgar Ostrander, Mrs. John R. Mrs. Arthur Reilly, Mrs. John The three of us had been warned The request will be .directed to verstein, plans to build 25 houses on I I acres of land Aug. 3. Bowers, Mrs.' Daniel H. Apple- None of us got sleep Sunday Husband, Mrs. Thomas B. Ford, iy Long's bodyguards not to Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees, surrounding this house. The Samuel Teicher Agency, In other court cases last week. Jr., Mrs. William H. Presson,gate, Mrs. Charles Olin, Mrs. night, or Monday, or Monday :ry to go up those stairs. director of county bridges. Theofilos Nikitiades, Mermaid William Wirth, Mrs. W. Russell night. Monday night Long began Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, is the exclusive agent for Mrs. S. C, Mounce, Mrs. J. T. Trifire must have been 40 body- Olen Henbsch, Rt. 79. asked Diner, Rt. 36, Leonardo, received Lovett, Mrs. David M. Philp, Kiely, Dr. Madeline Fahrs Drey- guards, all with guns, in the lob-what expense the township in- Hedge Park Corp. a suspended sentence for as- Mrs. Lester F. McKnight, Mrs. fers, Mrs. H. H. Gere, Mrs. John by. Outside another 10 or 12 ofcurred in granting variances las ;ault. Walter ConQver, Mrs. John T. S. Knott, Mrs. S. W. Burnham, Price Skid them shoulder to shoulder across year. He said he felt 'hat fees Thomas C. Forde, a soldier sta Riechman, Mrs. Albert S. Diel Mrs. H. W. Conrad, Mrs. I. H. he top step of the hospital. should be increased, because the New Deadline Set For ioned at Fort Monmouth, was man. Mrs. John Egan, Mrs. Ben Wood, Mrs. Oscar A. Newquist, Although the night another expenses of advertising and the iined $25 as-a "peeping torn." jamin A. Shoemaker, Mrs. WilMrs- . Edmund G. Fraser, Mrs. Halted On pair of bodyguards made end legal fees far exceeded the $5 He was arrested on a complaint liam Owen, Mrs. J. A. Liddell, Ernest G. Kahn, Mrs. Helen Nns- less rounds of doors and wincharge- d an applicant. Entrance to Kindergarten by a resident at 19 Cooper pivd Mrs. Edward T. Waters, Mrs. baum, Mrs. Fred Straus, Mrs. dows, in the basement and up- who told police he caught Forde Vernon Cano, Mrs. Morgan C. Wall Street Township Treasurer Roberl looking in a window. James A. Stevens, Mrs. W, E. stairs, to make sure no one could Whitaker. Knapp, Mrs. Nelson F. Maxson. NEW YORK (AP) — The stock Mount said he would have FAIR HAVEN — The Board August Larzik, Port Monmouth slip in to kill Long in his bed. figures available for the nex Mrs. John H. Tack, Mrs. Lewis market resisted further sharp de- of Education last night adopted Rd., Port Monmouth, was fined Mrs. James E. Stovekin, Mrs. The Long people didn't know meeting of the committee. Walter Sneden, Mrs. John Kilpat- Arnold, Mrs. Anna Pauels, Mrs. cline and pursued a mixed pat-whether Weiss was acting on his Green Thumb $10 for allowing junk to accumu tern featured by a renewal of The committee, sitting as th policy that will require chil- late in his back yard. rick, Mrs. Douglas McElhinney, Thomas Prate, Mrs. John H. own when he went Up to Long Board of Health, adopted on dren to attain the age of five Mrs, John H. Mount, Jr., MrsWhite. , 3d, Mrs. Robert A. Howie, speculative interest yesterday. with a gun that Sunday night or The complaint was filed by Jo- Trading was moderate. final reading the state health years before Oct. 16 of the school Corps Meets seph Quail, sanitary inspector, Joseph B. Mount, Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Joseph F. Baily, Mrs. John whether he was part of a conand nuisance code. D. Powers, Mrs. S. Mayo Boyd, Selective gains among steels, year in order to enter kindergar- after receiving protests froir Jeffrey, Mrs. Otto Stromenger, spiracy to kill the senator. Mrs. Percy H. Radford, Mrs. Mrs. Harold LaRoss, Mrs. Thom- autos, utilities, chemicals, and ten. The cut-off date is now Nov.At Hospital neighbors of Mr. Larzik. nonferrous metals gave the mar- We Knew Better William Wilson, Corn La., wasCharles. E. Moraller, Sr., Mrsa.s Curtis and Misses Judith Kay ket a somewhat heartier tone. We didn't try the stairs. We Firemen MARLBORO — Mrs. Austin B fined $5 for assault. Elmer Sharp, Mrs. James N. Jones, Elsie K. Linde, Blanche knew better. Over the years of The ruling is in accord with a Sayre, Essex Fells, president o Wolcott, Jr., Mrs. Clifford N. and Meta Battin, Florence R. The Associated Press average the Long regime—in which he Kridel and Margaret Sheehan. of 60 stocks rose .20 to 217.00 with bill in the legislature. the Garden Club of New Jersey, Cadman, Mrs. J. D. Cosgrove, controlled the courts, or some of Have Picnic opened a meeting of the Green Anniversary Mrs. Mahlon W. Parsons, Mrs. the industrials up .20, the rails them, the legislature, the slate To provide for flexibility, chil- unchanged and the utilities up .20. UNION BEACH — The annual dren whose fifth birthday falls Thumb Corps at Marlboro State B. E. Vroman, Mrs. J. R. Rank- police, and some district attor- Labor Day picnic for members ol Hospital yesterday with a wel The Dow Jones Industrial Av- neys—the senator's bodyguards between Oct. 16 and Doc. 15, in- For WSCS ins, Mrs. Walter Bowker, Mrs. E.Scouts Out erage fell .85 to 611.42. Fire Company 1 and their fam clusive, may, at the request of coming address to the garden R. Weaver, Mrs. E. H. Griffin, had smashed newsmen's faces ilies was held Monday in Frank's club members and patients pres Of 1,210 issues traded, losers had and heads. the parents, be considered for Mrs. P. Paul Cainpi, Mrs. a narrow edge over gainers, the Grove, Morganville. entrance upon recommendation ent. At Eatontown Charles Oakerson, Mrs. John For 1,000 Only a short time before one Percy Clark, director of occu- score being 505 to 476. New highs of those bodyguards making the Food was prepared and served of a board-appointed psycholo- EATONTOWN - More than 50 Clark, Mrs. William Towers. for the year totaled 21 and new by Robert Schiable. gist who will examine the child pational therapy at the hospital, women attended the 20th anni- Mrs. John Newbon, Mrs. John rounds of doors and windows had introduced Mrs. Vincent T. Mul Members lows 52. ractured an Associated Press Games were played and winto determine his level of matur- versary celebration of the or- H. Osborn, Mrs. William Keller, ity. The examination cost, es- ligan, 625 Wyoming Ave., Eliza OAKHURST — Scout Commis- Volume was 2,670,000 shares photographer's skull with a black- ners were Mr.* and Mrs. Thoma. ganizing of the Women's Society Mrs. Joseph McCann, Mrs. Jos-sioner William Mattison has compared with Wednesday's 2,- Marotta, Sr., James 'Haggerty timated to be $25, will be borne beth, chairman of occupationa of Christian Service of the Metho- eph Zaloom, Mrs. George Blair, ark and was never prosecuted. by the parents. therapy of the State Garden launched a drive to obtain 1,000 850,000. About 2 a. m. Tuesday the and Mrs. Frank Cozens, horse- dist Church Tuesday in the newMrs. J. F. Kiernan, Mrs. W. Hne. w Cub and Boy Scouts and Studebaker-Packard was the shoe pitch; Mr. and Mrs. Wil The program is effective at Club, who gave a lecture on church on Wyckoff Rd. Jackson, Mrs. John J. Maloney, bodyguards in the lobby were herbs. Explorers for Monmouth Council most active stock, rising % tonervous and agitated. A nurse had liam Marinella, egg throwing once, to cover children entering Mrs. Harry Dennis, the socie- Mrs. James Welch, Mrs. Joseph of Boy Scouts. 12% on 47,400 shares. Second wascome down and said Long wascontest, and Henry Gunsauls, Jr. in the fall of 1961. She traced the history of herb ty's first president, was awarded G. Rooney, Mrs. Robert G. Al- Ho says the membership cam- Ford, off y2 at 62% on 42,400 going, that the doctors were and Miss Marie Brunner, sack The plan also provides that growing and use from the firs a past president's pin by Rev.len', Mrs. Fred H. Hill, Mrs. Mor-paign will serve as a climax to shares. Third was Minute Maid giving him adrenalin. ace, children who attain the age ofrecords of monastery herb gar Milton F. LeCompte, pastor. A ris Portner, Mrs. Edwin Lightig, Golden Jubilee Year activities for up 3% at 28 an 38,500 shares The younger men won a base- six on of after Oct. 16 will not dens, down to modern times, and fairly new practice, the pin hasMrs. Samuel Weinstein, Mrs. J.the county's 256 Cub packs, Boy Next came Standard Oil (New About 3 a. m. Long's family added hints on growing herbs in O. Murray, Mrs. R. T. Karr, and some of his top lieutenants ball game played with the olde enter first grade until the be- only been given in the past few Scout troops and Explorer units. Jersey), unchanged at 40'/$, and [inning of the following year. home gardens and using them in years and was presented to Mrs.Mrs. H. B. Brian, Mrs. F. T. Ampex, off % at 27%. came in quickly and went up- members. Planned aro a series of open The plan was designed by thecooking. Her lecture was illus- Dennis for her "long and faith- Dugan, Mrs. George H. Strong, house meetings and guest out- stairs. About 4 a. m. one of the Attending were Mr. and Mrs, trated with fresh herbs growing Mrs. Carleton H. Boll, Mrs. Gor- Yesterday's closing stocks: upstairs bodyguards came down future planning committee to ful service." ings, on which members will ACF Inil Herbert Klein, Raymond Klein: in pots, as well as dried herbs don R. Smith, Mrs. G. W. Moore, | I-T-E Cht BrK 2.1 and whispered to the girl report- provide for individual differences Of the 33 charter members, 15 take friends along on camping, Ariam* Ex Johns Man 52'.j Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Klei among children, in accordance and herb vinegar. Mrs. George Stephen Young, Air Rpduo Jones & L 62 '.-4.4 er. 1 tried to hear. He said: and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wi are still active, and 12 were able hiking and other trips. Alice Cn Joy Mfg 3314 with the board's policy. The meeting was attended by Mrs. Elmer C. Wainwright, Mrs. Allcg Luil .IT KftlBcr Al 37 "Get back you." liam Bommer and family, Mr, to be present and receive cor- Today, said Mr. Mattison, there Allied Cll 51 ! Kennecott 77 'i The board also decided last patients who work in the green- sages. Attending were Mrs. DenJoseph Oliver, Mrs. C. Herbert nre 4,036 Cubs in Monmouth's Allied Btrj Hoppers 3S- Long Had Died and Mrs. Patrick Coffey and fam Parkcll, MrjS. John J. Quinn, Mrs, Allla Chal 26 >h KrcsRe, SH 2tlT night to appropriate $285 to cov-house and gardens, as well as nis, Mrs. Elliott Willitts, Mrs. 92 packs which are accepting as Alcoa I got back. Then I heard him ily, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunne Ifl'i er costs of teachers, officials and representatives from tlje Garden Claude Melone, Mrs. Stanley Van Dorman H. McFaddin, Sr., Mrsmember. s boys aged from eight • Am Alrlln IH',4 Leh Port C 28 say Long had just died. I ran and family, Mr. and Mrs. William transportation for boys' inter- Clubs of Atlantic Highlands, Fair John G. Lawley, Mrs. J. William Am Hrk Sh Val Inil for the stairs. It was a reflex Hedley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Brunt, Mrs. Michael Roberts, through 10 years. In the council'.' Am Can a.i l.i'li VM RR scholastic basketball. The proHaven- , Holmdel and Navesink. Procter. 117 Boy Scout troops aro 3,785 Am Cyan l.DF Glass 52'S action. I couldn't phone thai Frank Cozens, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Mrs. W. Lester Whitfield, Mrs Am MftFrly 50'i, I.lb McN&L gram will be conducted in after- The lecture was followed by a members for whom three camp? (iC'i 10 Long was dead with" nothing t< tin Mclnerney and family, Mr, George Davis, Mrs. Charles Fal- Mrs. William D. Sayre, Mrs Am Motors 25 Ik UEK * My school hours. social hour with refreshments. are operated. Scouting is for boys Am Smelt 54*1 I.ukens Stl 6.V go on but a whisper. 1 had to goand Mrs. Gustave Dirner and kenburg, Mrs. George B. Whit- W. E. Foster, Mrs. Frances Am st; I 1,'n r'.rhlile For that oTie moment the fight and Mrs. Thomas Davison, 13>.iummer collage on Prospect Shrewsbury, has received a fel- NEWARK — Thomas A. Ritt Warren Fowler, Sr., Mrs. Leo K. Or, F.l« li« I I'n P.ie Dwyane St., have returned tojAvc. lowship to Florida State Univer- McKee, Mrs. John T. Lawley, fjpn Motors W~ I I'nl! Alre went out of the Long machine. weger, 27 Region Dr., West Frances Stanley, daughter of their homes following a motor Sr., Mrs. Bernard J. Ley, Mrs. Oen Pllh I't "OH I rniteil Cp 1 lt came back later when Huey's sity. He will study for his doc-KeansburR, has been ppromoted Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley, C, Tel * El !!r; I rs Mnei. trip and vacation at Niagara Joseph Quinn, Mrs. J. W. Sea- Olfn Aid ll'i I I'd Plyw-rl brother, Earl, who died last Sun- Mr, and Mrs. Robert Sappah jtorate in biochemistry, to supervising auditing examinei r Center Ave., will celebrate her Ooortricll .•17", I rs liiib day, became governor. But that Falls. Other sites visited were and children Robert and Maureen j Mr. Hagan, who was married by the Prudential Insurance Co, man, Mrs. William Hill. Oooilyeur n.v, 1 is Smelt Letchworth State Park and the third birthday tomorrow. Those C,t A * P .I™. I 1'S Steel moment when I reached the of Victoria PI. and Mrs. Sap- i last month to Id Costigan of Mr. Rittweger joined Pruden- Mrs. William J. Rue, Mrs. fit No Tty 4fiH I V«n Al Stl Corning Glass Works in Corning, who will attend a party are Kim r.reyhnunrt ?)'. ' Walu-orth stairs with the bodyguards was pah'p s mother, Mrs. Florence Armstrongg, N. Y., has been a tial in 1956, in the auditing cll Charles Johnson. Mrs. Jnhn Val- and Douglas Furce, Sally Collins, OillT Oil 27'; I Wnrji R Pie N. Y., and stops in Canada. j h vision. He received his bachelor entine, Mrs. Julius Kissel, Mrs. llnmm" Pap iln':. W Penn El the end of an era, before the Krausn, left last week for the j research chemist at Lederle Lab- and Patrice and George Stanley. Il«rr P>lr 7!><, I We>l Vn Tel second one began. coast of Florida where they will ^oratories, Pearl River, N. Y., forof science degree in management Marshall VanWinkle, Mrs. John III rent 3.1\ I We.tc Kl Johnny Heliker, 02 Main St., make their home. several years. from Seton Hall College in 1957Grouls. , Mrs. James R, Hensler, Int R"« Men Ml'- ' Willie Mr.t has retumcrl to his home follow- lvL- Alon. • Ocean Counties Int Itarv 43% I Wnnlwnrtl- No problems finding tenants Mrs. Walter A. Morton, Mrs. 11. Int Nir nisi i Yn«.i sh* T rivv when you advertise The Register i"B a week-end visit with his 7nt P«ri G. Lindner, Mrs. llnrry E. Int Tel * Tel 111!(n' !i way. Advertisement. grandmother,"Mrs. Elizabeth Hell- Holchklss, Mrs. Edward E. Ot- LARGE ker, Highlands. tlngcr, Mrs. Floyd Wilkinson, BOTTLE Mr. and Mrs. S. Gentile and Mrs. Frederick K. Lombard, LOCAL SECURITIES daughters Angela and VirRinln Mrs. J. R. Fowler, Mrs, Ethel Tho following bid and asked quotations' from the National Asso- have returned to ther home nt| M. Grimm, Mrs. Nell Dry, Mrs. Sparkling ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc, do not represent actual transac- !) Sea Girt Ave. after spending Philip T. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Karl tions. They nro a guide to tho rnngo witliln which these securities the holiday week-end with Mrs. W. Glandcr, Mrs. Stephen Gross, could hnvo been gold (Indicated by tho "bid") or bought (Indicated Mrs, W. If. Tucker, Mrs. Robert Soda t tl Gentile's parents, Mr. and Mrs. faV thO "asked"* **'lrnA)\ amtt th rtion tlm (IMo *o t\tf compilation ^nmnlUIInH. Frank Ginscia, and sister, Miss C. Wlnflcld, Mrs. A, E. Zcllors, 20 FLAVORS BANKS Phllly Gloscln, of the Bronx. Mrs. P. E. Lemke, Mrs. John DIv, Did Asked Spurdlc, Mrs. Russell Hathaway, Asbury Pk.-Mnnnsqunn Nnt'l I,HO 31 Homo from a vacation at Cnpc Mrs. Klngsley Norrls, Mrs. Asbury Pk., Ocean Grovo 2.50 41 Allcnliurst Nnt'l ,!>0 .12 Cnd, Mass., nrr Mr. and Mrs, .Inmes Johnston, Mrs. David Lluunr • Uln..- . Cold flaer ' n.'Imnr-Wnll Nnt'l 2.00 ,13 Robert IllnUf, 35S Myrtle Ave, Hrewstcr, Central Jersey Hnnk .B0 1.11/, Mrs. Walter Seymour, Mrs. Farmers A Merchants 1.00 4« DouRlns Fredericks, Mrs. Milton Monmouth I'lrst Nut'l, Itrndley Dcnch 1,25 •IS HOBS, Mrs. George Cnstlemnn, • Liquors First Nnt'l, Freehold (XX) Market KennsburK-Mlddlclown Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Jnhn R. 168 Newman Springs Rd. 12,00 ' 37.1" NKW YORK-(AP)-(USIM) — (,'milklns, Mrs, Frederick Pltten, 1-oiiR Hrnnch Trim 18.00 , |Wholesale CRK offering adequate RED BANK Merchants Trust .70 525 Mrs. Clifford J. llenlh, Mrs. Wll- rtl Itio RiillrlKid, up;,, AAP Mniawan Hunk1 1/a | in nmplp on Inrpo; occnslonnlly llnm Mnlr, Mr*.,E. II. Ludormfin, .30 ,,V, j short on mediums. Demand spot- Monmouth County Nnt'l *iT' l Peoples Nnt'l,.Krynorl .12 " ty yesterday. {< WWW%/NrfV< New Jersey Trust a.no 70 44 New Ynrk spot quotation! 1.00 follow: Sea llrlght Nnt'l .75 4A WINTER CRUISES INDUSTRIAL Mixed Color* I-Jn:lnni!i-3 A%HIHJHI' Kxtrni H« .V) |I>O 42-44i exlms . , . I'nr Intent Information and resormtlotu, and fur nil Jlitnstm VW-M (xxx) mrtlltiin 40'41','J: sl.imlnrdi lnr(*c your travel needs, consult . . . 1 llnvilu Inilmlilt * .Vl'i 5/lfi .H .Til dirtln 'J'l-.'IO J.nlrd ft (jiinpiiiiy 11 V, Monm.Hith I',Ilk i-Ktrni (•,«•«> tin.) •m;-ri''); N. .1, Niiiuini <;,ti r'\irni inriliiiin 'II tl; (op i|unllly DEDICATION — Mri. Gflorqo C. Marihall, widow of Inn Army louder and N .1. Neural IMI li'V. PM •MH.r.i) Iln.) •W.jIWi',; mediums I'. N, Ilium-* nfid Di'vplojmiriit ('nip roAchnt ouf to touch bronii* bull of hnr hutbnnd ihorlly flfttir unvoilinf) It flt dedi- 'Illl'l I |i-( liniiHi 'W'.HI'/ii »»"•"'• '•"'•'I- TRAVEL AGENCY lni» .12 '.1:1 i llnmin cation coromoniet for tho Georrjo C. Mnnhrtll Spncu (lirjlit Ccnlnr In lluntivillo, •Pliin ntnrk ilividnnl. (nxx) 2 pmccni stock illv, IMS; j 1-nlriU Hfl-f.0 lliv) 4-l'-',-4i;; lop Aln. At Imr tidr> it I'roildont Eiionhowor, who m

MONMOUTH SHOPPING CEIVfTER, EATONTOWN, N. J. EUSS1LLES MiB Order«, add 23j! postage. (Additional pusul charges on CO.D.'»). VofUrloolVs UoJing Jtwtlen THIHTV SIXBWMD STREET / RED BANK. HEW IWSM

Monmouth's Leading Jewelers Sinca 1886 36 BROAD — RED BANK is learning to cast. CHANDLER'S

TWO DRIVE-IN WINDOWS IN OUR NEW "LINCROFT OFFICE"

Hank right from your enr! So convenient! Many people (eel it's »nfr>r to make lar/je deposit*, this wayl And, acrvlep Is fast , . , friendly! KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN NATIONAL BANK

KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT Church and C«rr Avs. Kint)» Hwy. Lincroft Shopping Cantor KE 6-0100 OS 12800 SH 7.0900 STACKED LEATHER SPLENDOUR by French Room Oripinnls slnrs in the niilumn sccncl DRIVE.IN WINDOWS OP[N Two Inwny lone pumps caress your slop with unlinod leather softness, show crisp .stuck look $ J MONDAY thru THURSDAY FRIDAY from overy nnple. Porfed tnll-heel in Inn or Muck, dcmi-hoH buckled stroller in lob/icco. J ilOO A. M. lo 6:00 P. M. 8:00 A. M. »o 8:00 P M. EVEK HAPPEN TO YOU? By Weft* fl*4M MMona! summer lull factor of all is that-pith the RED BAWK REGISTER Friday, Sept. 9, 1960-5 Today's mirror could account for a lot of that. possible' exception of iht. stock MAY W£ And a normal reaction from last market—the change in public servers stress that there is no TABL& By SAM DAWSON winter's abnormal buildup after sentiment has been to caution SCULPTOR reason yet to jump to conclusions. Bartenders MOPE POLLS, .NEW YORK (AP)—Wall Street ndustrial and financial commun- the steel strike could account rather than to loss of confidence. If they can't point to signs of a PLEASE? could be overdoing its pessimism ity as a whole is tod volatile, too for more. And caution makes a good foun- boom coming, neither will they just as business overdid its op- easily swayed by passing news Plus factors that many count dation on which to build prosper- concede that a recession is in- Indicted ity, as apart from boom. timism at the turn of the year. items. The rest of the nation is upon to give the economy at evitable. FREEHOLD — Employees, of Industrial and financial statis- slpwer to go overboard for least a mild boost soon in- 'Even the statistics haven't been really bad. The drop in business two taverns were indicted Wed- ics have been giving the stock either extreme pessimism or clude: signs that in many in- WHITE COATS ADD FUR nesday by the county Grand Jury market little to cheer about of optimism.' dustries stocks have been cut spending plans is slight. So is on charges of serving alcoholic the dip in consumer spending Handsome white coats, which late and stock prices have been The bearish minded have had back to near bottom levels, appeared so importantly last beverages to minors. bid down. plently of statistics to point to meaning that new orders should plans. Unemployment is trouble- Albert Finkel, 85 Peek St., some, but offset by record high spring, come into ;he fall pic- But those who are as cautious of late.' It's their Interpreta- soon be forthcoming; easier ture with letters of credit and Highlands, a bartender at the about .pessimism as they are tion of them that's in question. money should help (it's always employment in a growing labor Ebb-Tide Club, Sea Bright, was force. Personal income totals distinction, thinks to dividends about optimism say it's much Consumer spendinghasn't been a bit slow In catching on); offered by their smart fur trims. indicted for selling beer to a too soon to jump to conclusions increasing at its old pace. Indus- housing observers think build- have managed to inch higher. So 16-year old boy April 1, accord- have savings totals—showing that • White coats are taking to and consider a recession a trial output hasn't recovered its ing may have seen the worst large and small collars of leo- ing to Prosecutor Vincent P. shoo-in. zip. Factory unemployment is of the drop and be ready to re- consumers have the means to Keuper. spend when sufficiently tempted. pard; Whites are also inviting The stock market is often a still high. New orders for dur- cover, although probably not rich, deep hucd mink; black Joseph P. Scalzo, 105 Prospect sensitive reflector of business sen- ible goods have been lagging. notably until next spring; the Economists like to describe Ave., Red Bank, and Doris A. the summer's results as edging fluffy fox, and other luxurious timent. But some think it's too And in the nondurable sector or- auto industry's troubles — high furs! Eck, 6 Sycamore Dr., Old Bridge, sensitive. They feel it swings lers have slowed down after a stocks of unsold I960 cars and sidewlse. Americans never like both employed by Tourine's Tav- too1 easily to extremes. long period of strength. Indus- the seasonal model change- that. They want the economy ern, 40 Main St., Matawan, were And outside New York there's ry has' trimmed a bit its plans overs—may be ready for im- to climb noticeably. When it No problem finding tenants indicted for selling alcoholic bev- a strong tendency for business for spending on plant and equip- provement before long. doesn't, many turn pessimistic. when you advertise The Register erages to three 17-year old boys men to feel that the New York ment. And perhaps strongest plus But the middle-of-the-road ob- way.—Advertisement. Feb. 24, Mr. Keuper said. AIR CONDITIONER © 1060, King Feature! Syndicate, Inc.. World rights reserved tiRAND UNION'S AUTOMATIC Where There's Fashion This Fall, There's Color! ' There are three major influ- Here the color is. bright am ences that highlight and keynote exotic! Brilliant gem-inspirec GRAND! DRYER the color story for fall . , . reds, blues and greens give lustei First, fashion takes on a hazy and sparkle to the fashion scene! .note in a smoked-over or murky The lavish touch shines throug look palette. These are influenced in metallics, gl.tter and luster ol by the grandstand play of mad- gold-enhanced fabric and in mag- ras fabrics, batiks and the many nificent embroidered and bro- charred effects of herringbone caded weaves. WAY weaves, deep-tone stripes and Colors are designed to harmon DISCOUNT CENTERS paisley effects of men's wear fab- ize, appear solo or duets an rics borrowed for milady! even in gay trios; but above all Second—is fashion's fascination i color is thhe kkey to complement with fur! Many fabrics this fall | and compliments for exciting fal simulate fur in both colors and wardrobes! texture; other fabrics have fur actually woven into them . . . Digging into the fall outer- —17 many fabrics have been spec- wear picture turns up a "hot" ifically designed to blend with story A HOT INglDg E furs and others.have been cre- STORY wrapped around somi ated to give a dramatic contrast. exciting developments in lining And in the midst of all the and constructions . . thah t in NORGE "ashe-i" of color, is the dramatic sulate without weight thai break through of high colors. stay hidden or are an Integra Last, but not least, is the opu- part of the garment. Look fo GAS DRYER lence of color expressed in lavish and feel the warmth of outer tones. wear (inside) this fall! 07 Scotch Sweaters Get U.S. Glamor < w.

MANUFACTURER'S LIST 249.95

• Exclusive 4-way wrinkle out drying! • New safety type "knee action" door latch! • Giant 21" blower fan, hi-level air intake! • Space saving flush-ta-wall installation!

You Get 1499 Tripla-S Blue Stamps tool

S* MISSES'& WOMEN'S

r> COTTON •

CLARE POTTER . . . Designer, in foreground, wears pink *'*! cashmere sweater with plunging neckline banded in black. KNIT Model in background wears navy cardigan with white tie, bracelet-length sleeves, white skirt. By DOROTHY ROE up at Nyack, and we kept our own horses. Now we've turned DRESSES AP Women's Editor the riding barn into a studio, MISSES' RAW AMERICAN DESIGNER Clare where I do my designing, and Potter is cutting capers with the line is displayed in the hitherto traditional British cash- stalls." meres. And both she and the Clare's husband, J. Sanford SHINE COATS British are having a whale of Potter, is one of the few engi- a time. neers in the fashion business Under the hands of this sports Recently he joined his wife in loving designer, the once-classic managing the business end of cashmere sweaters are blossom. her firm, also applying his engi- Ing out in 28 different colors, neering skill to various Innova- darllngly different necklines, tions to manufacture. COMPARABLE VALUE feminine styling and contrast, In addition to her own line of lng'trim. casual sportswear, Mrs. Potter 10.98 One of the first and best-known works from time to time as a names among American design- free lance designer for various ers, Clare Potter Is known for firms—currently with Bfaemar, the kind ot sports clothes Amer- the dignified manufacturer of COMPARABLE VALUE 6.98-7.98 ican women like to wear. For British cashmeres, with head two decades she has been turn- quarters at Hnwlck, Scotland. • The perfect basic dreit Ing them out for women from The new collection of sweaters, • Fabrics of combed sheen poplin, .for everyday wearing! Maine to California, working first skirts and costumes Includes out- cotton cord, irrldescent poplin, In New York's teeming garment fits for nil occasions, from sports reversible prints! • Sizes 12-20, 14J4-22H, center, Inter In her country home to evening, and In lnmb's wool • Some with hats and some with royal, green, lime! Bt West Nynck, N, Y. Snys Mrs. and Shctland.i as well as cash- handkerchiefs! Potter: meres. Says Clare: • Beige, willow, black, antelope, You Got 49 "I'm having the time of my "Give a iilrl n wardrobe cl brats! Triplo-S Bluo Stamps fool life, dolnfj most of my work at sweaters nnd skirls and she's • Sizes 8-181 home. Wo used to have a hunt ready, for come-whnt.may."

You Get 80 Triplo-S Blue Stamps tool On* of iht nicoit things about opening a charg* account for • cuijomor It that It holpi us to know hit fiftSl SAVE CASH AND TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS AT GRAND-WAY

A Front, Red Bank STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG,,t OPEN MOM. THRU THUR. 9 A.M.TO 9 P.M., FKI. 9 A.M.TO 10 P.M., SAT. & SUN. 9 AM. TO 6P.U

PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPTEMOER 10th... W£ RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT aUANTITIESt WHILE QUANTITIES LASTI Krister THE SHORT-OF-SPACE AGE JIM BISHOP:

4042 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. 3. State Highway 35, Middletowo, N. J. Reporter Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 Introducing Kevin Patrick JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager 1 W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager We were whispering low over a table at Le Bistro Member of the Associated Press in Atlantic City. Kokey and I were watching a kid Th» Aiioclitert Pren li entitled exclusively to tha u«« for republlcitlon of all the local news printed named Duke Hazlett sing in the manner of Frankt thli n«wrnmT» H (|r- | limit nine Imlleln...(.m [null MM, , .. , ,, ...... , ,,, . wm l)l K l 1 Nixon |>enple cliii-Mly pul'iu ,,ul cfldi" ny.o, nccnrdltiK (•> the mi- - ••-.-,- -jpolloninn'o KIIII nnd thli.. [,i,m >" *">• ' K" ' " MllTI.'lllclieV Or III Will bomb Us Hint Ih'-y hdVe "no Slrvi-nton (l Uiurllallve turvrya of Druj! '• — Kriilny, .'v l'"' 'hi» iMiiiirCi.' will) .Spuliilkn. lunlilnn nod no IIOUICH pmliteiii." sey coast champion, fa coordin- DENNIS THE MENACE*- by HANK KETCHAM Friday, Sept. 9, 1960—7 Youngsters' ator of this first swimming pro- RED BANK-REGISTER gram held in the township. Judges for the swimming Swim Contest events will be Mrs. Matty Bur- bella of Iselin, former New Jer- sey Coast swimming champion; Scheduled . William Lloyd, Keansburg attor- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Aney and former football star at swimming contest for township Leonardo High School, and Wil- 1 youth will be held Saturday at liam McKenna of Garden Park- (Are you lovelorn, hatelorn, 14'xlO Room 2 p. m. at the Brookside Trailer way Homes. moneylorn, or In general all Court pool, Rt. 35, Hazlet. Rair Mr. Wilson is swimming instruo lorn up? Send your/Worries to Completely Prepared date is Sunday. tor for beginner and advanced George, In care of this news- Events will include 50-foot frei swimmers. Classes are held paper, theifnost cverythinglorn style races for boys and for girl. Mondays for advanced students man In the racket.) ;in the following age groups and on Tuesday, Wednesday and Dear George: Eight years and under, 9 and 10 Thursday of each week for be- My husband won't help me with 11 and 12, and 13-15 years. Then ginners from 4:30 to 6 p. m. at the dishes!—Mrs. J. J. also will be a 50-foot backstroki the Brookside pool. There is no Dear J. J.: race for boy's and for girls 1 charge for lessons. Fine! Let's set no disturbing years of age and under. 189 Assisting Mr. Wilson with the precedents. Prizes will be awarded fo swimming instructions are Rod Dear George: You can get in on the i big- Guntner, Mrs. Walter Orr, Mrs Do you think it's a sign ol in- gest home improvement sav- first, second and third places ii ings In years If you phone each event. There is no entranc Paul Hutfer. Mrs. Pat Hogan tellectual immaturity for a full- now! Our Special Low Prices or admission fee. To date, 3' Mrs. James J. Burgess, Mrs grown man to read the funny an any type improvement In- youngsters have entered the con Gene Gatto, Mrs. Dorothy Lan- papers?—Mrs. Ho-Ho. cludes top quality workman- test. Anthony Montagna, proprie zo, Mrs. Howard Denig, Mrs Dear Mrs. Ho-Ho: ship and materials. Volume tor of the Brookside Trailei Ray Fisher, Mrs. Ruth Tremaine business, low mark-up makes Ridiculous! I've been read- our prices the lowest! Esti- Court, has donated use of hi: and Mrs Chester E. Johnson. ing the funnies for years, and, pool for the events. Local residents wishing to en- mates are Free, so phone in fact, they are among my now. No obligation. Dayton Wilson, of the local po ter their children in the swim goodest literature, and I cer- lice force and a former New Jer ming program or contest can tainly haven't any intell—what contact Mr. Wilson at 3 Knol do those big words mean, any- ADD A NEW $ Ter., Hazlet, after 5 p. m. how? 'SAVE ME THE GRASS. MK.WnsoH! J GOT Confidential to Hugh Downs: DONALD'S A VEAL OH FOR SOME RABBITS'' Actually, he's like—well, you KITCHEN Union Beach know. NO M^NETUOWN Iecn, East Orange, spent the holi- child registering must bring cer- Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Lovero HAPPY SHOOTING COIN-0-MATIC and son, Victor, St. John's Ave., day week-end at the home of tificate and registration fee. 1st PAYMENT #UP TO 20 YEARS Mrs. O'Connell's mother, Mrs. _ mmi , ... M have returned from a three-week HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Here's •Installation Optional visit with their son-in-law and Margaret Donnelly, Prospect Mrs. Richard Lacy, Scholer Dr., one happy home in the topsy- NOVEMBER TO PAY Ave. No Waiting daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James was a contestant Sept. 6 on theturvy entertainment world. M. Skinner, Jr., Falfurrais, Tex. For her second wedding an- television program "The Price niversary, singer Gisele MacKen- CONSTRUCTION CO. 51 MACHINES Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Chasey, is Right". Mrs. Lacey was the Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch Florence Ave., recently enter- zie received a .22 caliber revolver Mipr>LETOWN and family, Central Ave., have tained for a few days Miss Nan- winner of stemware, frozen food, from her business manager-hus- closed their summer cottage and cy Henry, Fairfield, Conn., for- soda and a set of cookery, worth band Robert Shuttleworth. Immediate returned to their home in Brook- mer classmate of their daugh- $772. Mrs. Lacey was chosen The reason? Shuttleworth re- lyn. ter, Miss Joan Chasey. Miss Hen-to appear on the program when cent became fascinated with the ry and Miss Chasey spent a day siie attended a performance last art of target shooting. Free Parking Miss Mary Louise Scholz, Irv-n Toms River with other former Friday with Mrs. Harvey "Whatever Bob takes up," said ington, a student nurse in Mart' classmates, Miss Mary Lee Me-Erlcksen, Mrs. Peter Sauickle, Gisele, "I take up also. Other- on the premises land Medical Center, Newark, nuly, Newburgh, N. Y.; Miss Jr., and Mrs. Alfred Hennessy, wise, someone else is liable to It Pays to Use Classified Display is spending a two-week vacation Joyce Linkletter, Newark, and Sr. take it up with him." at the home of her uncle and Miss Claire Jablonski, Red Bank. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mo All were classmates in Fair- Connell, Brook Ave. leigh Dickinson University, Tea- neck. Mr. and Mrs. Chasey's son, DONALD'S Miss Muriel Boylan, Linden Frank J. Chasey, returned Tues- is a guest for two weeits at theday to his third year dental home of her aunt, Mrs. Katherino studies at Fairleigh Dickinson. COIN-0-MATIC Kane, Rt. 30. Open 24 Hours Secret pals were revealed and Recent guests at the home of new secret pals named at a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dierks, 7 Days per Week meeting last week of the Crysta Front St., were Mr. and Mrs. Social Club. They will mee' Frank Di Orio, St. Petersburg, 54 N. BRIDGE AVE. again Sept. 12. Fla. While here they attended the Youth Day ceremonies and held and RECTOR PL.. barbecue to honor Peter RED BANK Mr .and Mrs. Patrick O'Con- Dierks, son of Mr. and Mrs. nell and infant daughter, Kath- Dierks, who won first place in the swimming races and second place in the track event. DECORATIVE ARTS CENTER Registration dates for children wishing to participate tn the re- creation program sponsored by Draperies the Recreation Organization will be Monday night from 7 to 9 p.m. for children aged 9 to 12 years and Sept. 19 children 13 to 19 years, in Memorial School. Each Slipcovers Upholstery Guess Who

Furniture Any number can play in a VW: Counseling Service

Interior Designing An open playpen slides in the dnn wide side doors with ease. Half a AND ASSOCIATES

New Budget Department SH 1-5656 630 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. . . • never dates the same girl twice. dozen grown passengers and a baby mountain of paraphernalia NOW fit in, too. Like to play with num- The Journal-American bers? Look into the Volkswagen announces a dramatic MILLION-DOLLAR Station Wagon. It's 4 feet shorter expansion program for the SUNDAY EDITION than most wagons, yet holds more starting SEPTEMBER 11 and costs hundreds of dollars less. 18 NEW FRACTIONS FOR ALL THE FAMILY! SHREWSBURY. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC., SHREWSBURY AVENUE I.I 2-nno | |m pvHI H Pvtw B^BB ^B^H ^*^BV ^*»™ s^BB ^R^H p^BS Vc^Bi BB^H ^BW ^B^Bw ^^^B B^iBfl BB^H ^P^M ^^v ^i^v ^^^n ^^^B ^^H ^^^P ^^^V ^^^* ^^^^^^^* • Allnntlc City Specially Motors. lf> North lowii Avenue Now llruiiKWlck llumly Miitmn, ,1H Hiiiuly Jitieel Ask your nowsdonlor lo rosorvo your copy of tho itornnrrtivlllc I,Inn Motor*. Inc., 'i'l-m MoniMovvn Komi I'alurnan Tiivlnr Mod.r Sitli'S, H!l I'lllh Avi'iiui' lli|rllnn(

3-Frjday, Sept. 9, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services

METHODIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF CHRIST BAPTIST . Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Religion in The News East Meets West Two morning services and two Holy Eucharist will ibe cele- Bible classes for all age groups "To Whom Do You Belong?" sessions of Church school will re- brated at 8 a. m. Sunday. Of- are conducted at 10 o'clock Sun- will be the sermon topic of Rev. sume Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a. mficer. s and teachers of the Church day morning. Morning worship Don Maxfield, pastor, at the Sun- There will be reception of mem- school will make their corporate begins at 11. Each Sunday at this day service at 11 a. m. The chan- In Frank Friendship bers at 11 o'clock. The sacrament Communion at this service and^ime the Lord's Supper is serv- cel choir will sing "If Them But The Gideon Bibles of baptism will be administered will have their semi-annual break-;ed. Charles L. Brown, minister, Suffer God to Guide Theel" di- By GEORGE W. CORNELL er mutual understanding, became to- infants and children at 11 fast in the parish 'flail. Morningjwill speak during this hour onrected by William Ingle. Ushers By JOSEPH E. MOHBAT | was founded July 1, 1899, In prayer and sermon by the rector,'the subject, "An Unshakeablelwill be James Bennett, Paul Associated Press Religion Writer the Mission of Toumliline. a. m. by Rev. Iverson Graham, •Janesville. It has great potentialities forjjr., associate minister. His ser-Rev. Charles H. Best, at 11 a. m. Faith." Ken Noland will direct'and LeRoy Trott, Jr. Deacons'! CHICAGO (AP) — One of the Million A Year In at least one place in*the(tne future"' said Dunphy. mon subiect will be "A Letter Alcoholics Anonymous will the song services. I greeting committee will be Ken- few things the traveler may Evening worship will start at; and Francis SSwartz . TherTh e wilill l countt on wheh n checkinhcking intinto a Today the Gideons, whose mis- world today, the East and West: "people meeting in a neutral tno, th„.,.e- ^..Churcu.wh. A„.t Re...„d Bank." I mee—t Monday, a—t 9- rp . m. , ,- start atand Francis Swartz. There will g sion is to spread Christianity on meet in frank friendshipfi'P-. | atmosphere don't have to main- Music for the service will be dl-| The executive board of the 6:30. Dill Scott, minister of thejbe provision for babies, nursery,strange hotel is that, among the a man-to-man basis wherever rected by Herbert Burtis, organ-1 Woman's Guild will meet Tues- Eatontown Church of Christ, will and kindergarten children during stationery, laundry slips and dust It's at a monastery in Moroc- tajn natjOna! positions. They don't traveling men meet, spend near- CO. have to stand up as participants ist and choirmaster. The chancel day at 10 a. m. Jbe guest speaker. the service and during church of the dresser drawer, he will find a black-bound Bible, King ly one million dollars a year on There, proponents both of de-in. the Cold War. They are more choir will sing at 11. Altar flow- Holy Eucharist will be ceie- Mid-weelt services arc conduct-!school. their Bible distribution program. mocracy and Marxism converse free. They become interested in ers will be the gift of the Brown ated at 8 a. m. and 10 a. m.ed Thursday evening at 7:30. A! Church school meets at 9:i will meet in Sunday, 5:30 p. m., in the church cabinet elected by the member- the chapel with Mrs. Richard service the chancel choir will the church hill. The nursery de- parlor. Senior choir rehearsals hip at annual conventions. State Department, now sponsor jMitzvah. Mr. Bendar will occu lenson, superintendent, will pre- sing "I am Alpha and Omega," representatives. Last month, Iron py a seat on the pulpit. Mrs. Szeluga directing the devotions. ent the plan. Church school will partment will meet at 11 a. mwill be held Wednesdays, 8 p. m., Few Bibles are stolen, says R. The annual pledge service will by Stainer. V. Heringlake, office manager of Curtain scholars attended for theBendar will recite the candle egin Sunday, Sept. 25. "A Redeeming Fellowship" wil in the parsonage. blessing. Candle lighting time is be conducted in a dramatic pre- Sunday school will convene at The United Lutheran Church the Chicago headquarters. When first time. Other Marxists have The executive board of the 9:30 a.m. in five departments — be the sermon topic of Rev. Ralph participated previously. iat 6:57 p.m. An Oneg Shabbat -entation bv Mrs. Szeluoa, Mrs. Women will hold a luncheon meet It does happen, the incident of- A. L. Lee, Mrs. .T. Leon Turkine- /omen's Fellowship will meet in nursery, kindergarten, primary, L. Barrett, pastor, at the morn- ten is followed by conscience- Yet the mood has remained one j will follow the services, •ellowship hall Monday, Sept. 12, >ne w""«hin service at 1'. MrsWomen will hold a luncheon ton and Miss Catherine Laird junior, and junior high. The sen- meeting Wednesday, 12:30 p. mstricken letters and an occasional of peace and inquiry, not conflict. | Sabbath morning services wil Mrs. Frederick T. Klin", presi- it 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Robert Hutch- ior high department will meet in L. C. Tatem. orsanist and choir- donation. "Somehow, an atmosphere of|bD at 10. Alan Bendar will be nson will preside. master, will direct the senior Members of Esther Circle will be dent, will contluct the business Room 2 at 10:30 a.m. the hostesses. Co-operation by hotel and mo- confidence is generated there," called to the Torah as a Bar Mrs. Pcvtnn Wheeler will lear The Board of Trustees will On Tuesday, Sept. 13, the Pray- cbnir. Altar flowers will be the nift of Mrs. Georne Ivins. A sn? lel managers, Heringlake reports, said Prof. Dunphy o[ Fordham Mit/.vah and will be accepted in- "'p rroitn meditation entitled "A meet on Monday, Sept. 19, ater Fellowship will meet in the is nearly 100 per cent. University. He emphasizes that (0 the fold of Israel by Rabb „ . „ „, 8:15 p. m. in the pastor's study. rial program will be pres»nt"d NEW APOSTOLIC tter Lounge, at 10 a. m., and the How is the success of the hotel the tone is reliRious and cultural,JRoscnthal. Cantor Scharff will ^ to Mvself from M«sclf.' \n election will be held to seboard of trustees will meet at bv th" Woman'"! Sor'oty of drls Red Bank Th° sunshine basket wi" bo in Sunday school is at 8:45 a. m Bibles measured? nolitical. "The whole spirit;ch?r,t the service. Congregation ect a chairman for the board. 5 p. m. tian Service. Mrs. F.ullaco secretary of Chris- Teachers and officers of the On Wednesday, Sept. 14, the About the only yardstick is a mendous foclinn of good will.' Holy Bible to the Bar Mitzvah :hurch school will meet in the has planned for each officer to Wednesday service at 8 p. m tian social relations. All emnloy- Friendship Circle* will meet in ni [ratifying flow of letters every Indefinable boy, and a Bar Mitzvah certifi- ducation building on Tuesday, have a displav concerning h - of-All are at PBA Hall, Bridge Ave ed womrn of the churrh have the Lounge, at 2 p.m., and the and Willow St. ,veek from persons who say their Asked if the reaction might cate and Kiddush Cup will be Sept. 20, at 8 p. m. under the ice, duties anil resDonsibilities been invited to nttend this firs executive committee of the every The disnlays will he in the ch'trch Rev. Carl Rettberg of Irving- lives were changed and their ho- stem from the sequestered relig- presented by the religious com- eadership of Mrs. Robert Ben- member canvass will meet at 8 el-room blues dispersed through mittee and Men's Club, respect- fall meeting of the guild: hall. The congregation has been ton will conduct the service Sun- ious setting, with its associations The New Jersey Annual Con in.- p.m. the scriptural meditation offered of prayer, solitude and nature, heively. A Kiddush will follow the nvited to participate in this pro- day. His text word will be taken forence will be in session Sept Tram aft""" the snrv'ce. Refresh from Matthew 18:21-22. by the Gideon Bibles. said "that definitely has some- service. >. On Sunday, Sept. 25, Rev, Ro- REFORMED Who was Gideon? Weekday services are held each 14-18. Guest preacher here Sept land Metzger, missionary to the ments will be servd. Mid-week service will be con- thing to do with it." 18 will be Dr. David M. Grav New Shrewsbury He was a Biblical figure—an "It's one of those indefinable evening at 7:30. Sunday morning -ongo, will speak at the 11 The Senior Metho'list Youth ducted by Rev. Werner A. Schnei beal. professor at Drew Theolog "Free as a Servant" is the der, rector. Israelite hero who, with a small things," he added. iservices are at 9:30. ! I'clock service. sermon topic selected'by Rev. Fellowship whirh includes ninth band of followers, defeated the 'These groups spend a great' Sunday school opens Sept. 11. Sc" n!\rv, Madison, New members will be received hrough 12th s. wM| have a he Mithnrs Cl"h nf the Bov saac C. Rottenberg for Sunday. UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP Midianites and ruled Israel for deal of time toRether. They liveiThc first session will be held at nto the fellowship of the church The service will be at 11 a. m. CCnl'lV't "5" av at 40 years. In the same nuarters. They use'":-™ a.m. and the. second will Scout"! will meet Thursday at the >n Sunday, Oct. 2, when World n. m. on (h" lawn nf *'"• nastor's OF MONMOUTH COUNTY This sermon is the third in a Red Bank "He was a man," says Hering- communal facilities. After a few begin at 11 a.m. Hebrew school ide Communion will be obser- series on the general theme, homo. HI—Men o' nffir-rs and lake, "willing to do exactly what days of .sitting around the same °nens Monday, Sept. 12. for the The 1YF w" have a retren .'cd. The World Fellowship offer 'Freedom in Christ." nro"ram n'Tinlpw for the sea-The first meetint: of the faiGod wanted him to do." , to Conf»rP"'v> r, Mt. Misery season will be held Sunday in table and ripping a roast sheep ng at this time will go to the Music for the service will in- son's activities will take place. apart, all the phony posturing is Monday, Wednesday and Sunday S«nr. lfi 17 and 18. support of the overseas missions. Mrs. Noel Nilson. district sec- the YMCA on Riverside Ave. Ad- studnnts, and on Tuesday, Sept. I The fifth Mission Study Tnsti clude "Morning Song," Pachul- ilt and Church school classes wil! gone. The senior choir will meet for ski; "In This Thy Temple," Frick, retarv nf missions rv personnel nf "Something happens to them. 13, for Tuesday, Thursday and tute sponsored bv the Unite* chearsal Friday evening at 8 the WSCS. and Mrs. Ralph L. begin at 10:30. "The Meaning of Sunday students. The students as- Church Women of greater Rei and the postlude "March in G," Worship" will be the sermon top- It may sound corny, but I think m. in the church under the Smart. The senior choir is un-Barrett, New Jersey Conference It's love." signed to the early session will Hank area will be held Monday, direction of Mrs. George Hart- WSCS vice president, will attend ic of Rev. Harold Dean, guest report by 3:30 p.m. and students ept. 19, in the Red Bank Ban- der the direction of Mrs. Thomas preacher. This curious aura of trust and J. Brereton. today in Ocean City. How. mutual esteem that seems to per attending the late session will re- ist Church, from 10 a. m. ti port by 4:50 p.m. !:30 p. m. Speakers will be Mrs, Ushers will include John Kelly, vade the meetings, despite the CHRIST EPISCOPAL FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Nursery school begins Monday, Helen Conovcr and Miss Dorottv BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP James Jenkins, Richard Clarke SCIENTIST keen and candidly expressed dif and Raymond Johansen. Shrewsbury Terences of outlook, also has in-at 9 a.m. Wagner on the general theme Port Monmouth Red Bank I overcome* Into All the World Together.' The fall program of the Church This current week marks the trigued other American partici- ST. JAMES CATHOLIC Sunday morning service is a resumption of all regular relig- "Substance" will be the subjec Circles B. C and D will hoi 11 o'clock. Ross Brittain of Colt school will resume Sunday, at of the lesson sermon Sunday a pants. Red Bank 9:30 a. m., under the direction ious activites for the new fall- Protestant philosopher F. S. C. i rummage sale. Donations o Neck will be guest speaker. Bibl 11 a. m. Sunday school also wil Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 5:lothin, c and household article; of Robcrt Rilev winter-snrin bpmcr receiver* M the ch"rclFellowship, senior group, meets The Women's Guild for Chris Scripture readings will includi ed, the atmosphere of the affairs;mc church and 9. 10 and 11 o'clock '"H hv Mr-. It. W'H'orn'nn, M' tian Service will hold its monthly burg. who returned from a "one of the most constructive de-' the high school auditorium, at G:30 p. m. Evening service is the following from Isaiah: "Fo in Hrnnrp r«n'cy and Mrs. Viant 7:30, with Mr. Brittain in meeting on Monday, Sept. 12, a vacation at his home on Lake i the mountains shall depart, and appetites? vclopments of the contemporary( Confessions are heard Sattir- cent B. Smith. 8 p. m. Rev. Earl Kragt, who has world." !''->.vs from 4 to 6 p. m., and from charge. the hills be removed; but m Bible study and praver hour been a missionary to the Chinese The rector has announced the kindness shall not depart from Four U. S. foundations, includ- 7:3o t0 g p m , and WPek-days ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. in the Philippines, will be thereturn to the regular schedule of thee, neither shall the covenant THE TRUTH Ing the Ford Foundation, have during the 7:45 o'clock mass. guest speaker. three services on Sundav morn- started giving support to the Red Bank Morning service and Bible of my peace be removed, saith Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 Family night covered dish sup ings, the first being a Holy Eu- m THIS meetings. p. m. in the church. A baptism Holy Communion will be ad-school are held at the Bayshore the Lord that hath mercy on ministered every Sunday at iun Club, Harmony Rd. All oth-per will be held in White hall on charist at 8 a. m., the second a thee." • 'Adventure Story' Mank must be obtained from the family Eucharist at 9 a. m. and GREATBOOK a. m. er services are held In the home Tuesday, Sept, 13, at 6:30 p. m Wednesday evening testimony Prof. Dunphy, who lives !n rectory and filled out before the of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Ma-Rev. Tamotsu Hirano, who isthe last a morning prayer wor- CAN RELEASE ¥OU baptism takes place. A Sung mass and sermon bj ship at 11. meeting will be held at 8:15, Freeport, N. Y., and writer Peter the vicar, Rev. E. V. Kitson honey, 11 Vermont Avc. a student at Union Theologica Beach of New York City tell the Novena devotions in honor of Seminary in New York, will be The Gospel lesson by Father You can be freed from any Our Lady of the Miraculous Med Walters, will be held every Sun PRESBYTERIAN story of the extraordinary mon- day at 9:30 n. m., except th( CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY the guest speaker. He will pre Brobure Sundav is centered Eatontown false appctitc-if you will tarn astery, its founding and work, in al every Monday at 8 p. m. in sent an illustrated slide talk on around Christ's statement to the with a receptive, unpreju- the church. fourth Sunday when there v<\ Atlantic Highlands The regular church service will a new book, "Benedictine and be morni" prayer. Church service and Sunday- the Christian Church in his native argumentative lawyer: "Thou be at 11 a.m. with Rev. Robert diced thought to the truth Moor," published by Holt, Rine- school are held at 11 a. m. Wedcountr- y of Japan. shalt love the Lord thy GodReed as pastor and Robert hart and Winston, Inc. EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF Sunday-school meets In th contained in this great book, GOD church hall nt 9:30 a. m. nesday testimony meeting is at The senior choir rehearses each thy soul, and with all thy Science and Health with Key "It appealed to us as a tre- 8:15 p. m. Reading room hours Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. will resume its classes at 9:45 mendous adventure story," Dun- North Centerville strength, and with all thv mind: to the Scriptures by Mary ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC are 1:30 to 4 p. m. Tuesdays and The Sunday school teachers' re- a.m. with Mrs. John Sherman, phy said. "Father Martin and| Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- and thy neighbor as thyself." superintendent. Baker Eddy. Red Bank Saturdays, except holidays. treat scheduled for Sept, 10, has Immediately after the 9 a. m. his monks were men of great,tor, will conduct the Sunday 1 been rescheduled for Saturday, Bible study will begin Wednes- good will, fearless, with imagin- service at 11 a. m. and evan Masses are celebrated Sunda Family Eucharist service, there at 7, 8 9, 11 and 12 o'cloc TRINITY EPISCOPAL Sept. 17. day evening, Sept. 14, at 8 o'clock You may read or borrow ation and without political com- gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun will be registration of children Science and Health free of Confessions arc heard Saturday Matawan The Men's Brotherhood will for Church school. Parents have in the church. The Gleaners will mitments I day-school wi' meet at 9:45 a. m begin their fall and winter ac- charge at any Christian Sci- Situated in a border zone o( from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and fror Carroll B. Hall, seminarian, hold its first fall meeting in Week-day services for young White hall on Sept. 22 at 7:30 Eastern and Western culture, people will be Thursday at 6:457:30 to 9 p. m. wilt lead services Sunda> at 8 or teachers with the data ence Reading Room. The Baptisms arc at 12:30 p. and 10 o'clock. Communion will p. m. relating to children's birthd^te. in the chapel Tuesday Sept. 20, book can be purchased in red, where Islam faces Christianity, p. m. and prayer and Bible study at 8 p.m. where Marxism vies with democ- for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p m. Sundays. be celebrated the third Sunday bantismal and confirmation green, or blue binding at |S racy, where colonial power only Special prayer services will be The Miraculous Medal Novcns of the month by Rev. Canon Ed PRESBYTERIAN dales, present school grade, home Shrewsbury TRINITY EPISCOPAL and will be sent postpaid on recently gave way to indepen-iWednesday at 1 p m. I. held Mondays nt 7:30 p. mwin W, Tucker. address and telenhone number. receipt of check or money dence, the monastery stands! Communion will be ndminis- and the Perpetual Novena to St The service will be conducted Startin? this wn»'< current and Matawan amidst rival, pivotal forces. jtercd the first Sunday morning Anthonv Is held Tuesday at 7: METHODIST Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Rev. John new members will be welcomed Carroll B. Hall is bishop's man- order. Highlands R. Collins, pastor, will begin a Ad- ln-chnrge. To bring these disparate hnstilcol the month. The Women' at renulnr choir For 13lh Sunday after Trinity: parties together, in search o[ full- Missionary Council will meet th BAYSIIORE COMMUNITY Church school meets at 9:30 a.sermon series titled "The Chris- ults nt B p. m. Thursdays, and East Kennsburg m Morning service nt 11 o'clock. tians' Abundant Life." The serchildre- n a 10 a. m. Saturdays I Morning prayer and Utany at Christian Science third Wednesday of each month 8 morn lnK at 7:30 p. m. Sunday-School meets at 9: Evening service at 7:30. mon title for Sunday will be Also resuming Sunday are the' ' , Prayer and sermon "Abundance with Others." The at 10; ch urt ch cVcn READING Spiritiuilittt Srrvici'B n. m. Church service Is at Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. meetings of the F.ols.j ( . * ' ""' f '°: - with messages ST. JOHN'S METHODIST a. m. 7:30 p. m. sub-title is "Threo Fores of copal ' Young Churchmen (fors "n? ?' 5 and youth stlldy 8rouns ROOM Friendship." !n ){3 p Prayers for peace nnd hoalln; those 1.1 years nnd up) In thc - ° - «««. Ui, r*«. Off. TUESDAY, 8:00 P.M. Hnzlct Music will Include "Prelude In Circus fair will be hold all day Rev. Normnn R. Rilcy, pastor service will ho held Wodnesdn; KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN parish house. 15 Highland AYS., Rumson at 10 a. m. Delford B Minor" by Bnch. Soloist Philip tomorrow on the church grounds. Fred Hopp, Jr., Minister o: Roy will sing "Hcnr Thou My Adult confirmation class meets Mem. thru Sat. 12-1:30 Music, Soldiers of Christ meet nt Rev. C. Roger Uurklns, pastor, EMMANUEL BAPTIST Also FrtUny Eve. 7:30-9:30 •REV. MYRTLE A. PINKNEY 30 p. m. the second, fourth am Prnycr" by llamblcn. The offer- Tuesday (it 8 p. m. In parish Sunday Services: R, 0:30 nnd will he In charge of the services tory Anthem will he a duct by Atlantic hall, Altar Guild meets Wcdnrs- Pottor U n, m.; Church School; 9:3 fifth Sundays of tlio month. Th P i . .. ., i .1 „ »'l Y Ulllllllll » 111 in; |1 HUH UV «. , n tt I •• Hail. Mlllll VJUIIU 111111.1 TTUllllia Sunday Afternoon 2-4 Womrn's Guild meets the third Sunday at 10:45 n. m. in ho Bay- Mr Roy and Ronnl(| c|ark ,,Th» The pn. or Rev Howard M day „ 8 p. m chUdrcn'ii confirm and 11 a. m, evening service . . . , , , „ ,. Lord Is Mv Shepherd.'" |,v F-rvin, will hrinR the mcssaRP ntt|on clns, mcc|, Sn,urdHy at| 209 BROAD ST. Tol. RU 10148 last Tuesday of pnch month. view School. I.eonnrdvllle Rd, , „„., ,„ ,,,. Ci u-,.i •• >... F.rvin, will hrinn the messaop nt „.!„„ _i' ,. e»,,,rjn,, ., 7:30. Sunday school meets nt 9:30Smnrt ..posMudc.. bv narn wl|, both worship services Sundny. 9:30 n. m> ,n pnrlsh halL RED BANK Youth mcrtlnp: Intermediates he plnvcd bv Lucius" 15. Harris, Mn,rn'nR W0"hiP ls Rf ll oc'oilkl lilli, 7th nnd 8th gnftles nt G:45: TRUE VINE BAPTISM n ml tht CV( n ln!! crvk 7: choirmaster.'Ushers will !>«> Dan-; A " ' , * ? ",' ,^'l AND HOLINESS IMV1NE LOVE NEW MRTII AA nu scrscrv nml Senior Youth Fellowship nn •I r. Stnrk, Theodore I,. Rocker J- !'! '"'"!f" PreschooP^school ehchitl- First Post High School Fellowship w Lorn; Hranch SPIRITUALISM CENTRA Curtis llrntlley, John Kodenluiru dron '' nrovlcloil (luring the 11, The First Presbyterian Church 7:30 p. m, Rev. V'.llcn l.nwrcnce will Highlands nnd Philip S. Nelson. A tlny-tot ?'m; st>rvlct% ™t> evening serv- Harding Road atop Tower Hill Rod Bank Methodist Church preach Sundny nt noon nt 8 Josephine Cnntrell Seals, pnsjnuraery li conductedduring wor" ice Is preceded hy a prnyer meet- 247 Broad Stroot ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Third Ave. Sundny schtiol nnd tor. Is In chnrjse of healing «crv- ship In the church house under nt 7 p.m. KEV. CHARLUS S. WEUSTER, D.D., Minister Rod Bank, N. J. Nnvcslnk Junior church will meet nt 10:45. Ices nil dny Sundays nt 9 Shrews the direction of Mrs. Cnrl Mann. Church school convenes nt RliV, JAMES L. UWALT, Associate Minister Holy Communion will bo cclc This church belongs to the Newbury Avc. Ihe deaconesses will hold their ?M'' nm" wllh cl«""« 'or «" REV. SARGENT I1US1I, D.I)., Minister of Visitation Church and church school hrntcd Sundny nt 8:30 n. m; Jcrusnlcm Conference of New first fnll meeting Tuesdny nt 10;'™n /h^ """fry through adult CHARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M.C.E. Jersey. Illfill POINT SPIRITUALIST Director nf Christian Eclucntlon idiiloni will rtium* Sept. church nthnnl meets nt fl: .10; Hi a. m. In the Indies' loungj e In the" """ """ CHAPEL - Midweek P«iy" service Is service for parents nnd rhllrirr church lumsr, The Wnmens SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 tl at 9:30 «nd II A. M,In nl 10:15, nnd Urn inornln RFLHilOUS SOCIETY OF ecutlve board will meet nt R Wednesday nl R p.m,p,, nnd will Chnpel Kill cutlve board will meet nt l prayer nnd sermon It nt 11:1 I'RWMKS (Qunhrri) p in In the Indies' li.unr.e. The ll( t '"H"«''<'Hll hhy ththe monthlthly re- 1012 Nnou Church School He^ltlrulloii fur nil new puplla, larmon by Kev, Frances Stevenson con I'resclmol n«e (up l» nml Including .1 yenm) except the first liumlny of e;u h Shrewsbury ilui'ts services Sunday m R p mvilt'iicoiu nt H p, m, In I""1' Rov. Iverton Grflh«m, Jr. month, when Holy ('nnmuinlim 1 (iiiulei 1 thuniith 12 Tlip society meets every Sutv niui WeilncBilnys nt T,HO nml 8 tin liiunli hmitp. 1012 Niton Nuiifiy Clnv "Open House" for pur nits nml "A Lottor to the Ii nlso ii'lelirnlril nl the 11:15 dnv nt II n, in, fo, worship Hie p, in. I Tin' Aflriminii Circle will nii'elj PKI'.SIIYTCHIAN 1 dill,lien wliu will he .1 yenr» old hy Nov. HO. Church at Red Bank" Servile. Kev. ('hnilr* I . Jolnv I'lrst-dav school meel« nt 10 n, in ... MI.IV nt 1:30 |i. in. Ill (lie so-' I'nlnillowii i.in Is rector rial room of llie church, MiV. ('.' Chuicli sihool li ul 11:1,1 n, m, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II Rncepilon of monitor! «t MIMU'.H-()VJAKl,n HUSH iMwriaosiAi. l'riink llorilen Ii rlinliiiiiiii, Miirnlng wnrililp nervlcn h run. 9:1.1 nml II Wonlilp Kervkcs wllh l)r, Webster |ire:ii IIIIIR. SI'IHIIUAI. Fkll <", Moynn. Hoy Si'iiuu will meet wilh ilucled by Rev, Hubert W, Itreil, II: 15 mill II < >) II - n 1M >: So'.imm nl Chin ill ,'irlionl f'U I I o'clock lervice — «l»o services Include llrlfntil te i lirr, will iniiiliKl n service.Holy ('nimiiunlnn nt 9 n. .'.liuilis SnlxiMlnn, lender, Ihuri. pnilnr, rtt II ci'elurk, \V Kohrrl iiir-M'lHMil (IIIIIIM-II nnd untile* I l;|, (I:M I he WenltnliiMri Keillor Illch l;clti>w r-l|l|i SncMtnunt of Bflptlim —- Hev. 1'hotlif D.illpy will ron o4'ft liiKlMirtloVlinttlBI 11«rPn! III1InnI d f.'il.l.llle.iiiilnm'l Lc •n! %t 10BU: . WrdnpmlnvTTT 1111' .•JlUj*n Illltnmf l| | |l|l< 1 1^4 t||il.is'| f ., Tintt 7!.»•* H' I IIlnl th1 III e poI ' 1 r - m| nmiti111I|||., MnhI'lllllTIrm* hlv oi)!iinU">p. ('MilIl iimMIMJl I,clflilrmn | (I I M Ml v (Hl.ides 'I III VI) i. ct nTvlif-n t'lindny nt R p, in ft 111, Kuiiilfiy nt tlw church, I3| l-'nr Holy dnyi, lioly Convl I'.iplorer Sroiil.i nn''l »t 7: .If) will, tn, Wrdiirsilny Illl'le »uuly AM mi' i nfillnllv nr!u ! fi,,1o 'IIm Ynuiift Adult (iiim|> Mil TucBiJny tit 2; 30'mid K (i. in.Noith Avc, in nt !) u. m. Tom Diutlitp. At 8 p. ni. t CALVARY BAPTIST PRESBVTERIAN CEWTRAl BAPTIST ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL Friday. Sept. 9, '1960-9 Oceanport Red Back Atlantic Highlands Rumson "Fulfilled Joy" will be the ser- Two services will be held Sun-! Sunday school meets at 9:45 There will be a celebration ofi Religibn Today mon topic of Rev. Paul Smith!day at 9:15 and 11 a. m. with a. m. with William F. Maxson,i ] Communion Sunday at 8 Ho y : at the 11 a. m. service Sunday. Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster superintendent. Morning worship ;a m ;n t|,e chantry. Morning FEDERATED A.M.E. ZION Music will include a vocal duet preaching on the theme, "The service is .it 11 with Rev. John prayer and address by the assist- Holmdel Red Bank by Mrs. Paul Smith and Roy'Greatest Saying in the Old Testa- j Beerley of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, ant minister, Rev. John Barton Sunday school services Tesume Dr. Charles E. Bourne, minis- Webb. A nursery for pre-school jment." Rev. James L. Ewalt, as-i guest speaker. Christian Pilgrims, Andrew, at 9:30. At 10:30; Rob- Sunday at 9:45 a. m. beginners ter, will preach Sunday at Hchildren is to be conducted by sociate minister, will assist. Dr.! Ambassadors for Christ and ert D. McKee will give a recital and primary grades will meet in a. m. The Zion Travelers will Miss Carol Dodson and Mrs. E.Carl F. Mueller's organ medita-j Youth Fellowship groups meet at on the Mary Owen Borden me- the Reformed Church Chapel, all sing. Mrs. Alethia S. Williams isBraswell. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace tion will be "Meditation a Sainte,6:30 p. m. The Beerley family morial carillon. Morning prayer others at Fellowship Hall. pianist. Sunday school meets at Johnson and son, James, of jCloJlilde," Philip James. j will take part. anci sermon by tfie rector, Rev. 9:30 a. m. with Mrs. Clara Car- Holmdel will be welcomed toj At the 9:15 service, Mrs. Basil j At the 7:30 evening service Canon George , A. Robertshaw, Worship service at lla, m. will will be held at 11 o'clock. be in the Reformed Church build- ter in charge. church membership. ; w. Farley, soprano, will be solo- there will be a presentation of ing. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt Bible school mee.ts at 9:45 a. m. | ist. Her selections will be "So the work in Haitj by Rev. and The men's and boys' choir, un- Weekly prayer services are The evening worship service is at Near to God" and "The Greatest,Mrs. Beerley. The Praise Him will give the sermon "You Are held Wednesday at 8 p. m. der the direction of Marshall C. What Vou Think." Douglas 7. "The Second Mile will be Rev. of These Is Love." Ushers will: Band will play. Bush, will sing "Turn Back, O A food sale and lawn social Mr. Smith's sermon topic. Ajbe Robert M. Evans, in charge,' Wednesday: Band practice at Froom Jr. will be guest organist. will be held Saturday at noon Man." The organ prelude will be trumpet duet will be presented ; assisted by Carroll C. Bailey, [7 p. m. Prayer meetinn and Bi- "Prelude in 3 Minor," Bach, and Young People's Society will for the benefit of the Crusader's by the pastor and his wife, titled'George F. Baine, Albert T. Ball I We study will be conducted by he postlude. "Concerto Number meet in Fellowship Hall at 7:45Guild. Mrs. Eleanor Vincent is 'Work for the Night." |and Harry W. Douty. The wel-jthe pastor, Rev. Harry Kraft, p. m. All young people from 12 director. our," Handel. The first choir rehearsal under coming committee will consist of; at 7:45 p. m. Fellowship time by All classes of Sunday school and years of age up are invited. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the direction of William Richwine The Missionary Society will District Conference, Harris Tem- James L. Davison and W. Albert! the Maranatha Group will follow. he junior congregation will meet will take place Thursday at 7Doremus. . n the church at 9:30 a. m. GRASSLANDS^ meet at the home of Mrs. John ple A.M.E. Zion Church, Cam. Weekly prayer and Bible study REFORMATION LUTHERAN S. Holmes, Monday, at 1:30 p.m den. At the 11 o'clock service, the hour will be at 8. Tower Hill choir will sing "The West Long Branch METHODIST The Ladies Aid Society will Autumn Vespers will be held The Sunday school teachers and "The End of a Life of Service" hold their first meeting of the Lord Is My Light" and "The Atlantic Highlands LAWNMOWERS—SALES - SERVICE Sunday, Sept. 18, at 7:30 p. m.workers will meet Monday at Great Commandments". Ushers will be the sermon topic of Rev. season Tuesday, Sept. 13, at Fel Guest preacher will be Rev. A8. p. m. in the church. . Robert Oswald, pastor, at the "Grooves" will be the sermon lowship Hall at 8 p. m. will be in charge of Russell D. Earl Jordon, pastor. Trinity A. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Chap- Rainey, 2d, in charge, assisted 9:30 and 11 a. m. services Sun- opic of Rev. George E. Taylor KEIIogg 1-3885 M.E. Church, Long Branch. This man will be guest missionary by Kenneth C. Burger. Edwin M. day, the 13th Sunday after Trin- Sunday at the 11 a. m. service. is sponsored by the Women's speakers Tuesday at the shore Close, Everett H. Ehrhart and ity. Sunday school meets at 9:30 Nursery during worship for pre- Service Guild. Mrs. Thelma Jack- area meeting of the Conservative Van B. Fox. Robert A. DeWall a. m. with classes for all age school children. Church school is HIGHWAY 35 OAKHURST son, president. Baptist Women's Missionary Fel- and Charles H. Pippitt will com- groups. The Luther League meets at 9:30 a. m., with L. E. Hof- DID YOU lowship beginning at 10:45 a. m. prise the welcoming committee. at 7:30 p. m. The building fund man, superintendent. LUTHER MEMORIAL in the church. Women are to During the services nursery review general committee meet- First meeting of the Women's New Shrewsbury bring box lunches. Dessert and inq will take place at 8 p. m. iociety of Christian Service will "When God Makes a Promise,' care for infants and pre-school KNOW? beverage will be served. A nur- children will be provided in the The United Lutheran Church be held Monday at 8 p. m. in is the sermon topic of Rev. Dan-sery for pre-school children will Women will meet Monday at 8Fellowship Hall. Leader for this WHEREVER MONEY ENTERS THE PICTURE: iel D. Reinheimer, pastor. Morn Education building. be conducted in the educational The opening sessions of thep. m. month is Mrs. E. A. Frimptcr. There's a ing service is at 10:45 at the wing at the parsonage. Tuesday: Happy hours for re- Mrs. Walter Krompholz is presi- Tinton Falls School, Tinton Ave. Church school (grades one through 12) will be held simuL tired persons at 1 p. m., church lent. Sunday school, adult Bible class council meeting at 8 p. m. and teenage Bible class meet at REFORMED taneous with worship (at 9:15 and ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL 9:30 a.m. Middletown 11 a. m.) in the Education build- The executive committee of the 'Belford "Living Together" will be the ing under the direction of Charles Long Branch Council of Churches Sunday afternoon the congrega' meets Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sunday service is at 9:30 a. m., subject of the sermon by Rev. E. Aulenrieth, director of Chris- with Holy Communion and ser- fl - tion of Luther Memorial will con- Howard E. Newton at the 11 a.m. tian education. duct an every-member visitation service Sunday. Lewis Harvey, WESTMINSTER mon. Wednesday: Holy Commun- to discuss the church program Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.. a ion at 9:3D a. m. deacon, will be the head usher. church officers' retreat will be PRESBYTERIAN for the coming year. Mrs. Herbert Sherrane will pre- Middletown Confirmation classes will start Monday, the voters assembly held in the North End Hotel, to serve you in side at the console o! the organ Ocean Grove. At 6:30 p. m., the "We Worship—but Why?" will the last of this month for chil- will meet at 8 p.m. at the fire and will play "Morning Prayer," be the sermon topic of Rev. Har- dren and adults. Registration of house. Wednesday, the pastor Senior High Westminster Fellow- EATONTOWN "Remembrance" "Alia Marcia." ship (grades nine through 12) will lan C. Durfee Sunday at 10:45lames is being taken by Rev. will lead a discussion group at The senior choir will also sing a. m. The choir will sing "Near ohn M. Crum, vicar. the parsonage for those interest- meet in Westminster hall to plan Monmouth the morning anthem. There will for their fall planning retreat at to the Heart of God," under the Church school picnic will be ed in becoming members of be a child-care program in the direction of Mrs. Louis A. Ras- held Sept. 17 at Bodman Park. Shopping Center the congregation. Friday the par- Mt. Misery. Leslie R. Stewart parish house. will show a film depiciting scenes kasky, organist and choir direc- Church school will resume Sun- MIDDLETOWN ents of the confirmation class tor. day, Sept. 18, at 11 a. m. students will meet at the parson- Church school sessions will be- of Mt. Misery. Commission area Route 35 and gin Sundav morning at 9:30 a.m. chairmen will also be elected. Nursery facilities will be avail- age at 8 p.m. Saturday, the first It adds up! More and. more and se c o n d-year confirmation There will be classes for alAlsl o at 6:30, young adult group able. Ushers will be Roger Kol- Middletown Rd. y those young people who are three will meet in the church and then ter and Jack Ulmer. Church people use The Register ads each classes will meet at 9 a.m. at years old or more. proceed to the home of Virginia school meets at 9:15 a. m. un- issue because results come fas the parsonage. The particular Synod of Newand Joan Mackenzie, 101 River- der the supervision of Richard 'er..—Advertisement. Jersey will meet in the Flanders view Ave., Little Silver, for sup- A. Rutherford. Save where you'ean tend fo other financial needs at Hotel In Ocean City Monday and per and a planning conference. Volunteers are sought for both the same time, under the same roof; where you can get This announcement Is neither an offer to sell nor a. Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Newton and Tonight at 8 p. m., a workers the junior and senior choirs, experienced helpful counsel on varied money matters solicitation of an offer to buy any of these securities. Mr. Stout will be delegates of The offer Is made only by the Prospectus. conference for Church school which meet for rehearsal Tues- the Classis of New Brunswick. teachers will be held in West- day evening at the church. The Women's Guild will hold minster hall. SAVE REGULARLY AT OUR BANK! NEW ISSUE SEPTEMBER 1, 1960 a workday in the parish house Tomorrow, from 10 a. m. to ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL J.YANKO in preparation for the bazar on noon, registration of new Church Eatontown Nov. 5. Sunday there will be a cele- Brood Street, 200,000 Shares » schoo^"''wli studentoiuutuLOs wilHilll bUCe I1UIhelUd in The Ladies' Aid Circle will Westminster hall and an "open bration of Holy Communion at 8 Red Bonk meet at 12:15 p.m. in the parish, |,ousc.. and reeistration for chil- a. m. The family service, morn- house on Tuesday. dren in the nurserv department ing prayer and sermon, will be Motel Funding and Capital Corp. The senior choir will begin its and their parents ^iU he hc|d in held at 10:30. fall program of rehearsals in the A New Jersey Corporation formed primarily to the nursery room of the Educa- Wednesday there will be a cele- FINE LINENS finance pre-cngineercd Molds sanctuary at 8 p.m. i bildi bration of Holy Communion at tion building. 9 a. m. Monday: 1:30 pp. m.. monthlyy The Common Stock FAITH REFORMED D Church school will reopen Sun Tablecloths - sots Hazlet meeting of Board of Deaconesses (Par Value, 10c per Share) in the home of Dr. and Mrs. day, Sept 18, at 10:25 a. m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas- On Saturday, Sept. 24, the dresser scarfs - tor, will preach Sunday at the Charles S. Webster, 4 Circle Dr., Offering Price: $2.50 per Share Rumson; 7:15 p. m., meeting of Church school PTA will sponsor 11 a.m. service on the topic, a barbershop show, featuring sev- kitchen towels - MONMOUTH COUNTY '•Help Your Children to be Chris- Boy Scout Troop 67 in Westmins- Prospectus available on request ter hall, .and 8 p. in., meeting eral county quartets and a chorus to bonaflde residents of Now Jersey only. tian." Consecration of Sunday of 30, at the Eatontown Memoria damask sets. school staff will also take place of Board of Trustees in Combs- De Voe Memorial rnnm. School at 8 p. m. Proceeds wil i\ at this time. Rally Day at !):30 Tuesday—8 p. m., adult Bible be used to purchase equipment NATIONAL BANK a.m. when Sunday school resumes [Motel Funding and Capital Corp. class taught by Dr. Webster in'for the Church school, Cottons * Irish linens at the Middle Road School with the church parlor. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. { 397 Halcdon Avc, Paterson, N. J, promotion of students. Wednesday—10:30 a. m., pray- TEMPLE Quaker lacs i Please send me a copy of the Prospectus relating: to i The Consistory will meet in the er and study group will meet in Shrewsbury | Motel Funding andv Capital Corp. I nm a bonaflde ! home of A. Purdue, 3 Winthrop the chapel, and 12:30 p. m., Dor- Rabbi Henry Bambergcr will | resident of New Jersey, and am over the ags of 21. PI., Wednesday at 8 r>. m. The cas Circle (Mrs. Edmund J. Can- inaugurate the regular fall Fri- resignations of Deacons George zona-Mrs. Chester B. Houghtal- day night services at 8:30 p.m t pays to advertise in The Register I NAME .... Huse and Franklin Kloepping ing) will sponsor a demonstra- tonight with a sermon entitled were received and accepted by tion luncheon in Westminster hall, "In the Land." Services of the I ADDRESS _ Tel.. the Consistory. Appointed to fill Jewish congregation are held in the unexpired term of Mr. Huse Thursday—8 p. m., meeting of Christian education commission in the chapel of the Presbyterian I City NEW JERSEY• Is John Kitson and of Mr. Kloep- church. ping is William Fash. The serv- CombsDe Voe Memorial room. At 11:15 a.m. Sunday, enroll- ice of ordination and installation O will be on Sept. 18. PRESHYTF !AN ment will be held for the tem- Lincroft ple's Sunday school, for grades Rev. Gunthnim Bischoff. sup-kindergarten through ninth. En-i ply minister of the Princeton rollment will'also be held lor a Theological Seminary, will be in confirmation class. Registration' charge of the 11 a. m. service. will take .place at the school, Miss Evelyn Layton, organist, building of the Presbyterian will lead the choir in Ihe anthem, church on Sycamore Ave. "Make Me A Blessing." Sunday school services will re- PRESBYTERIAN sume with a new time of 9:30 a. Atlantic Highlands THE m. A meeting of the session will Rev. Frederick Bronkema, Jr., bo held at the church at 8 p. m. will occupy the pulpit Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet The senior choir will be back for at the church hall at 8 p. mth.e 11 a.m. service. Hostesses will be Mrs. Stanley Two services will be resumed Stilwell and Mrs. William Smack. starting Sunday the first being at 0:30 a.m. Nursery facilities arc LAST available for both services in the BAYV1EW PRESBYTERIAN Christian Education Building. I Cliffwood Ueach I Rev. Francis Ostcrstock, pas- Sunday School will also resume I tor, will have as his sermon top- this week with KdRnr Hahne, ] ic "Down To Earth" at tho Sun- superintendent, in charge. day morning service at II o'clock. BAY SIIORE~COMMUNITY Music will be by the senior choir OF THE East Keansburg under the direction of Mrs. James The fall schedule begins Sun- Knox. Church school classes will day. Church school Is at 9:35 a. I meet at 9:30 a. m. for nursery m., morning service at 11. All age (three years) through senior organizations will meet at regu- high. Joseph Sinclair, Reneral su lar hours. Soldiers ol Christ perlntcndent, will preside. (youths) meet Sunday evening. RED HOT SUMMER SPECIAL LUXAIRE '60 VALIANTS 100,000 BTU OIL FIRED YEAR-END CLEARANCE OF ALL MODELS! FURNACE PRICES HAVE NEVER your asbestos gloves—these year- For a Short Time ONLY! BEEN LOW Eli I GULISTAN $8.95 ALL WOOL LOOPED TWEED CARPET SO. YD. S6.95 end deals on remaining '60 Valiants .ire holler limn a tamalc in Death Valley at •> Olhor Guli»t«n Carpot from $3.95 Sq. Yd. Stair Carpot from $3.50 Yd, 1W7E.00 high noon. Out goes every Valiant wo * Carpet Romnanh $1.00 up • Hookod Ruqi $5.96 up • Braidod Rugi $5.SO up have— iiloiiK with the .shirts off our hacks. INSTALLATION OPTIONAL • LAST FEW DAYS OF OUR GREAT SEALY BEDDING SALE And Othor Ifoms 275 You'll really save, yourself enough to write \ CALL NOW homo about if you mirreinler to Valiant XSH 1-0610 vou'. I.iki.1 I'uliiji, Dad, liclViri! they're all McKELVEY'S Hone. We're making mom for tho *f»Ir«, f-o Factory Showrooms for Gulistan Carpets Mado Horo. liolfiiiil. il down lo your corner Va liant Easy Chargo and Budget Poymonts. Hull itII'I lirrkill olil III ,i red-hot 2-Hour Proo f'mlc 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. JImj lit f-ronhold't Vi'lianl Mil., in,•hint! TELEPHONE! HOpklm 2-063O ,,„,„ 3 Municipal Loti. Slntr // - thut Sntunluy 11:01) I M. In I'M 3 HERBERT ST. RED RANK SEE YOUR LOCAL PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER NOW! • TORE OPIM ritlOAY TO • P. HI.'. OIL DELIVERY 10—Friday, Sept 9, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER, Miss Chamberlain, Jerry Jackson Married UNION BEACH -p Miss Shirley (lain, and Jerry Lee, Jackson, son .ouise Chamberlain, daughter of of Mr, and Mrs. George J. Jack- r. and Mrs. Clarence Chamber-1 son of 101 Victoria PI., were married Saturday in Grace Meth- odist Church. Rev. Leon C. Zin ler, pastor, officiated. United Lutheran The bride, escorted by her fa- ther, wore a full length gown of Church Women rospoint lace, trimmed with pearls and sequins. Her veil was fingertip length, and her colonial vleet Wednesday bouquet, white roses. RED BANK — A meeting of thei Miss Claire Chamberlain of Inited Lutheran Church Womenl Union Beach was her sister's 'ill be held Wednesday in Holy maid of honor. Mrs. Lawrence rinity Lutheran Church on River Zickler, Union Beach, the bride- Id. Luncheon will be served at groom's sister, was the brides- 2;30 p. m. by the Esther Circle, maid. if which Mrs. Herbert Lindner The honor attendant wore a blue leader. ballerina length gown, and the A program, "Woman to bridesmaid was dressed in pink. Voman," will be presented by the Both had colonial bouquets of iducation committee. Participat- oses. ng will be Mrs, Robert Gerhold Dolores Jackson, the bride- >f Shrewsbury, Mrs. Owen Doud groom's sister, was the flower nd Mrs. Ada Wilman of Red girl. Her dress was white nylon PAST PRESIDENTS of the Red Bank Elks Lodge auxiliary will be honored at an an- THE ANNUAL RIVERVIEW HOSPjTAL doctors' and nurses' ball will be held Saturday iank, and Mrs. Adolph Gioggia over yellow, and her small co- evening, Sept. 17, in the Peninsula House in Sea Bright, under the sponsorship of the f Middletown. Mrs. Earl For- lonial bouquet was roses. niversary party to be held by the auxiliary in the Elks Home on West Front St. Sept. yth of Little Silver, education Peter Boyle of Midletown was 24. Past presidents to be honored include, left to right, seated, Mrs. Georga Grefe, Red Bank Auxiliary of Riverview. Committee aides, left to right, are Mrs. Julia hairman, is in charge. Throckmorton, hospital adminstrator; Miss Ruth Wallace, Riverview's directress of best man. Lawrence Zickler, the current president; Mrs. Abram Dixon, 1952 to 1954; Mrs. Fred Jones, 1954-55, and Baby sitting will be provided bridegroom's brother-in-law, and nurses, and Mrs. Clinton C. Hough, ball chairman. i the parish house during theHenry Jackson, Jr., both of Mrs. Gordon Vanhorne, 1955-56. Standing, Mrs. Harold Duncan, 1959-60; Mrs. Irving ncheon. Union Beach, ushered. Krakowitch, 1957-58; Mrs. Victor Lorch, 19 56-57, and Mrs. Franklyn White, 1958-59. At a recent executive board leeting, Mrs. William Freis- The bride's mother was dressed Hadassah mth, president, announced her in beige with brown accessories, Miss Jean Bacon Wed and a corsage of white roses. hairmen: Mrs. Pauline Gyllen- Duplicate rarg of Rumson, Christian serv- The bridegroom's mother wore Wei land - Hemming To Start ce; Mrs. Julius Lanyi, Shrows- a blue ensemble and a corsage To New Mexico ™ry, membership; Mrs. Allen of white roses. After a reception at the Union Winners WEST LONG BRANCH — Mr. The bride given in marriage Tuesday kelson, Red Bank, offerings, and Wedding Held Sept. ,3 and Mrs. George Raymond Bacon by her father, wore a princess vlrs. Forsyth, education. Beach American Legion home, RED BANK — Members of the couple left for a wedding ;he Red Bank Duplicate Bridge of 32 Dennis PI. announce the styled dress of embossed or- RUMSON — Red Bank Chapter Circle leaders and meeting of Mr. and, Mrs. Kingdem B. iates are: Esther, Mrs. Lindner, trip to Kentucky. Upon returning, Iroup, at p. meeting Wednesday FAIR HAVEN—Announcement marriage of their daughter, Miss ;anza. She had a short veil, at-of Hadassah will hold its first Hemming, Sr., 83 Standistt Rd., tached to a velvet crown, and her iecond Wednesday of each month they will live in West End. The in the Red Bank Woman's Club, is made of the marriage of Miss Jean Cornelia Bacon, to Frank fall meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p. Judith Ann Weiland, daughter of Little Silver. William Hubbard, son of Mrcascad. e bauquet was gardenias m. at the Congregation Bnai Is it 12:30 p. m.; Priscilla, Mrs. bride's traveling costume was used the Mitchell movement of and Mrs. W. F. Hubbard of Al-and stephanotis. William Neiswender, Red Bank, yellow. play. Mrs. George Wesley Weiland, 261 The ceremony was performed rael synagogue here. Hance Rd., and the late Col. buquerque, N. Mox., Aug. 22 in Miss Nancy Elaine Carter of First Tuesday at 11 a. m.; Ruth, The bride, a Keyport High Winners for north-south were Sept. 3 by Rev. Donald E. Hickey the Long Branch Baptist Church. Projects to be undertaken by Mrs. Arthur Snow, Shrewsbury, School graduate, is employed by John Antliff, Little Silver, andWeiland, formerly of Scranton, n Nativity Catholic Church. Long Branch was her cousin's Pa., and Waterbury, Vt., to maid of honor. Susan Louise the chapter this year will be dis- Hrst Tuesday at 8 p. m., anLazare'd s Shore Store in Keyport. Gordon Irwin, Fair Haven, first; Ralph Bohn of Mt. Vernon, Rev. J. W. Marson, acting cussed. Kingdem B. Hemming, Jr., son pastor of. the Northwood Baptist Bacon, West Long Branch, the Dorcas, Mrs. John Olving, River The bridegroom is employed by Henry H. Fleming, Long Branch, N. Y., gave his niece in mar- Church. West Palm Beach, Fla., bride's sister, was the junior A musical comedy, "Designed Plaza, first Thursday at 8 p. mRober. t Marcell, contractor. and Walter Tzvetcoff, Red Bank, riage. She wore an ivory taffeta and a former pastor of the Long bridesmaid. for Living," will be given, dircc second, and Jack Stern, Locust, Firemen's Ball bouffant dress triiiimed with Branch church, officiated at the The honor attendant was dress^ ted by Mrs. Sheldon Stern o and Frank Johnson, Middletown, Alencon lace and tulle and car- candlelight ceremony. Mrs. Aeld in Nile green chiffon, and her New Shrewsbury. Mrs. Helen third. Tomorrow Night ried a nose-gay bouquet of came- fred Sniffen was the organist. The flowers were pink carnations. Lapidus, Long Branch, will be the East-west winners were Mr. LEONARDO — The Community lias and sweetheart roses. bride's father was the soloist. The junior bridesmaid wore a piano accompanist. and Mrs. Nathan Bowen of Mid' Fire Company will hold its white organdy frock, over pink eighth annual Firemen's Ball to- Mrs. Roger Harrison Piper ol The cast will include Mrs dletown, first; William Horlach Lake George, N. Y., sister of taffeta, and carried a colonial Stern, Mrs. Reuben Kaplan. Ret er and Harold A. Gelbhaus, Lit-morrow in Ridgewood Inn. bouquet. the bride, was matron of honor. Bank; Mrs. Kenneth Scher, tle Silver, second, and Donald Walter Belke, chairman, said Miss Patricia Rooney of East Or- Star of the SeaRaymond Lewis Bacon of Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Edwin Cheney and Frank Williams, Lit proceeds will be used to purchase ange, cousin of the bride, and Long Branch was best man. The Lichtig, Rumson. tie Silver, third. equipment. ushers were Walter Woodhead, Miss Vicki Vincent of Springfield, Vt., were bridesmaids. Mothers' Guild 'air Haven, and Baruch B. Lew- Mrs. Delbert Mammen of Fair is, West Long Branch, uncles of Haven, president, and Mrs. Dan- They wore dresses of blue chif- To Meet Tuesday the bride. iel Susser, New Shrewsbury, pro Kegley - Liegel Rites fon and carried white and pale After a reception in the gram chairman, and the vice blue carnations intertwined with LONG BRANCH—The Mothers' church fellowship hall, the couple presidents will attend the nationa roses. Guild of Star of the Sea Academy left for a wedding trip to New Hadassah convention which opens John T. Rooney, uncle of the will hold its first fall meeting York City and San Diego, Calif., Sunday for a three-day run in In Presbyterian Church bride, was proxy for Roger Corky Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the acad- where they will live. The bride is the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New of Brooklyn and Leonardo as emy auditorium. a draftsman in the art depart-York City. best man. Mr. Corky was hos- The academy will open for ment of Volt Industries in San Mrs. Melvin Goodman of Rod CLIFFWOOD—Miss Elsie Keg-iof Martin V. Liegel, Jr.. sopitalizen d a few hours before the classes Wednesday morning with Diego. The bridegroom is a ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.iof Mr. and Mrs. Martin V. ceremony. Ushers were Marshall Bank, regional vice president Liegel, 182 Hilltop Blvd., Cliff- a Mass of the Holy Ghost offered ournalist in the Navy, and aand Mrs. George Cohen, Little Charles Kegley, Jr., St. George Camers, Little Silver; Paul at 9 o'clock in Star of the Seastudent at California Polytechnic Silver, regional education chair- PL, Keyport, became the bride Catholic Church: The student in Bayvicw Presbyterian Church. man, also will attend. Rev. Francis Osterstock, pastor, West Orange and Long Branch. body, accompanied by faculty A reception was held at the and parents, will attend this officiated. Mrs. James Knox was Garden Club . organist. home of the bride's mother. mass. Kitty Kelly: On their return from a wedding The guild's membership and Given in marriage by hetrir p to Nova Scotia and Canada, faculty tea will be held Tuesday To Hear Lecture brother-in-law, Joseph DcCraine the couple will reside at Cedar Sept. 20, in the auditorium 3:3( Time to Use Heart of Leonardo, the bride wore a Ave., Long Branch. p m. Mrs. Henry J. Sieminski gown of Dupioni Italian silk, and Mrs. A. J. Burlington, both On Arrangements fashioned with a high neckline edged in lace and trimmed with of Spring Lake, are chairmen. Instead of Your Hurt OFF TO EUROPE is Miss Anne Nelson, daughter of Mrs. NAVESINK — The Garden They are assisted by Mrs. John Club will start its fall season with pearls and sequins. Guire, West End, and Mrs. Don- Dear Kitty: years, during two of which h Arthuh r H . RosR s off WWest End Ave., Shrewsbury, who a lecture on floral arrangement Her chapel-length veil fell from SHERMAN'S ald Cole, New Shrewsbury, mem- I have been married three was in the Army. We broke u] sailed Wednesday for a two months' tour on the Con- at its first meeting Tuesday at a crown of sequins and pearls and she caried a cascade bouquet bership chairmen. years and the sordid secret of different times, went out wit tinent. She will visit at the home of Miss Annedore 1 p. m. in the library. At a recent board meeting at my husband's past has finally \ others, but we have always gon The guest speaker will be Mrs. of white roses, pompons and Mrs. Guire's home, Mrs. George been revealed. back together. Henke at Hameln, Germany, during her travels. Miss Herbert Hillman, whose subject stephanotis. J. McDonnell of Freehold, presi- Last week I received an anony- Two days before this boy's di Nelson is employed by Coronet magazine in New York will be "Tables Throughout the Mrs. Fanchon DeCraine, Leon- ardo, was her sister's only at- dent, announced that plans alsolmnus phone call stating my hus-icharge, my father died, whicl City. Day." She is chairman of the are being made to mark the 75th; band fathered an illcgitimnteigave our reuniting a bad start a: judges' council of the Garden tendant. She wore a waltz-length Draperies anniversary of the founding of:child. When I confronted him!I felt obligated to my mother, of Now and a for- Rown of bluc "V10" tlllle and a party and fashion show Sept. 28 »* • £ pin, crown hPadpiece. She car-• Window ShadeIs the academy by Mother Mary j with this, he broke down andj Last June I received my en president of St. John's al 8 p. m. in the parish house. ried a cascade bouquet of pink Xavier Mehegan, foundress of the'cried, telling me it was Iruc. Hegagcment ring. All we do is fus: Mrs. Jerome Drew is chairman. Garden Club. • Slipcovers Sisterrs of Charityv of St. Eliza-Hliza-'in no°*wv wantwantss mme t to take.thitake.thiss chilchild land fightg . This being a smal Several members will partici roses and blue pompons. ,who opened the academy atl'nt° ollr home. When 1 refused, town, there is nothing to occup; Mrs. A. Allen Attenborough Robert Berry, Jr., Cliffwood • Bedspreads will be in charge of a workshop pate in arrangement classes at present site in September, he couldn't understand why I our time except a drive-in movi Suild Has the Monmouth-Elberon Horti- Beach, was best man. Ushers Its present for the November church fair. were Kenneth Krafft, Keyport, • Upholstering 1885. would persecute an innocent which gets very boring. Then cultural Society flower show this Shop-at-Home Service child. Please help!—Hurt. Is a dance on Saturday nigh The first workshop day will be- and Richard Perkins, Newport, Officers attending the board held Tuesday, beginning at 9:30 week-end in Asbury Park. Phone SH 1-8345 meeting were Mrs. James Eard- Dear Hurt: This happened which is one of my favorite e Luncheon Two club members, Mrs. John Pa. to friends of mine in a slightly tcrtainments and I would love a. m. A reception was held in Cliff- Shermdn's ley, Little Silver, vice president; SHREWSBURY — St. John's The next Ruild meeting will he N. Langenberger, NavesinK, and wood Inn. On their return from a Mrs. Melvin J. Storz, Allenhurst, more dramatic way. The hus- go, but my boy friend is no I Mrs. Eric Williamson, Rumson, Home Decorators band brought the baby, a little willing to learn. Guild of St. John's Episcopal held Oct. 5 at 12:30 p. m. in! wedding trip through New York finanyal secretary; Mrs. Thomas I Church, Little Silver, held its the parish house. will be among the judges. Mrs. State, the couple will reside in468 Broad St. Shrewsbury boy, home with no previous During our engagement, W. DeLisa. Elberon,' recording! irst meeting of the season yes- Langenberger also will exhibit in Hizlet. SH 1-2646 FREE Parking warnin It was an old-fash- wants to carry our relationship secretary; Mrs. Joseph A. Dris- K. terdad y at a luncheon in Shadow- the special invitation classes. The brido attended Keyport coll, Open House Club members who will enter High School, and was employed retary; Friday's artistic design classes by Grand Union, Hazlet. j New At School I are Mrs. Joseph Durrer, Mrs. The bridegroom is a graduate: Mrs, LINCROFT — The Lincroft-] Bernard Barrett, Mrs. Francis off Sayrcvnie Highh Schoohll and i is his verett Parent-Teacher Associa-j E. Swartz and Mrs. Saul J. Sha- employed by the Ford Motor1 Long c P > y; Rn|ph Bclknap. Mrs. Louise ill hold an "open house" piro. Company. Conway, prnblemso that maybe I can quit.nirchenouRh, Mrs. Walter Bow- meeting Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. Mrs. William Then, out of a clear sky, she I don't seem to heker, Mrs. George Curchln, Mrs. in the school. First Things First Bank, and Mrs. M. Harold Kelly, came back from town one Sat- able to get my mind on anything Edd Evanson, "Mrs. H, S Mrs. Leslie Moran, president, Lincroft, board of directors, and Germond, Mrs. George Guldner, will introduce officers and chair- To Meet Tuesday Mrs. Vincent P. Cicri, Little Sil- urday with a baby girl, plunked it down in her husband's lapp Dear Nf.: Long engagemerts Mrs. Monroe Jones. Mrs. William men. RED BANK — First Things; ver, publicity. and said, "Here's n liltlp sis- ] are bad for both the boy and JKinncy, Jr., Mrs. Lorenz Klenk, Andrew M. VanDyke, principal, First, a girls fellowship guild of; LEON'S tor for our son." i the girl. Propinquity is setting jMrs. Ada Kupnler, Mrs. F. S. will introduce the teachers, and; the Red Bank Baptist Church, f.uri;i'<( .S'cl.-iliu.i LouH'jl frier's Her hushand asked no ques- your and his nerves on edge, j Marks, Mrs. David Marshall, explain school plans. will hold its first fall meeting | OFFERS YOU ALL THtSE tions. To this day neither That's why you fuss nnd fight. [Mrs. Edwin McDciwoll, Mrs.' Followins the husiness mcetiiiR, Tuesday nt 7:30 p. m. in the knmv.s WIKMT the other's hahv If ynu love him, miiny now David McLean, Mrs. K. J.; parents will \>.n- Mr5' A' "• Humer, Mrs where she entered the freshman for IWD vHrj., hoini! an nice as Gardner and Mrs. William class. Miss Powell is studying tn I <:nn he, taking her out, trenlinR Wnlerhury i become a director of Christian MARIA HARRITON her and so on. Kvwv nnct" In n "10 *'•" will hold a tanl education. BALLET ART SCHOOL while shr decides In run nround '• with someone Iy llir u nrlil Dcnr MIM-II Up Kid l.rl the lnmou\ llnliliiii Mftliml «i/ Chmir Itnlh-i. ( Rirl K'> «" l krt-p yrmr frirnit. BALLET SCHOOL FALL CLASSES STARTING SEPT. 13 You're Inn ymini! In he serious 1 CLASSES START SEPTEMBER 19th iihoiil any oni i;iiI Iliivc fun Formerly with Rmlln city • ISALLKT • T()l<; • TAP • MODKKN BALLROOM with Ihi'lM nil, thru liy the limr Muslr Mnll llnllrt BEGINNING • INTERMEDIATE • ADVANCED Mlll'lr IT,Illy III li'tllc lllnWI, f ADULT EVRNIW CLASSES vnu'll iHilly kimw yiuif imn DAILY CLASSES STARTING SEPT. I2lh Limited to Studcntt Over Six Yean of Aqa mind i,| IIMVI I Impr VIHI uill Special Classes for Pre-scliool Srllil Unit IMIillll'lll I'l Kl CHAPEL HILL ROAD, MIDDLETOWN CUtlfll will NinnI i'tl. ''I (•rUii C'ujtcli nl Sliiewibuiy, Syc.imom Avnmjti, ;lil('ii'--.ell riiw|ip|ir .ln,| ftililn Middlrlnwn Itninrli Tor Emollmonl InfoirrmlloM Cdll M'l/iilyti'ln 7503!) lirt hi cue "f I li" Ri'Klr.li'i, ll' PHONE AT 1-3668 (ill Ir.iflrli n\n|li||i|p. :;r|||| i<>2 <:IIVH;I, HIM, KOAD "I It in I IM'iiil-.," last week-end on the occasion of RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept. 9, 1960-11 Mrs. Ryan her 81st birthday. Fair Haven A surprise parry and buffet GINGER By Cetterraana luncheon was given fn her honor Is Feted by her son-in-law and daughter, Club Starts Mr. and Mrs. Ivans Voorhees, at On Birthday their residence. Fall Season Guests were Mr. and Mrs RUMSON — The Garden Club OCEANPORT — Mrs. Sara Frank Lastella and children Bob- of Fair Haven will start its fall Ryan, 12 Lake Ave., was feted by, Frankie and Johnny, Eaton schedule with an informal picnic town; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley meeting Wednesday at the home Richards, Eatontown; Mr. and of Mrs. Charles Jahnig on Auld- THIS WINTER Mrs. William Ryan and children wood La. Billy, Bobby and Sheila of Colt's Store Your Boat Neck; Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Special programs have been and children Jeanne, Kathy, Ter- arranged to include monthly ry, Paddy and Johnny of Long horticulture classes at each meet- INDOORS Branch; Daniel Sapp, West Long ing, under the direction of Mrs. at KEYPORT "DRY-RINA" Branch; Judy Normington, Red Edward Balere. Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ryan, At meetings members will ex- • AH'boats last longer Edward Ryan, Jr., Raymond J. stored inside hibit horticulture specimens and • No freeze-up clanger Ryan, Mrs. Larry Meyers and these will be judged for < a grand • 24-hour watchman service Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Frederick, award to be made in May. • Automatic sprinklers Oceanport. Also during 1960-61, members • Expert repair facilities will take a course in floral ar- • Hauling arranged if AUDITIONS rangement, with Mrs. John N. necessary Langenberger of Navesink as the • Trailers stored in yard free RED BANK — Members of the iCopr. 1?M ty Unlt.d r»w> SjrolkoK, Int. instructor. ' Shrewsbury Chorale are seeking RATES Franz Schaching'er of Holly "Mom, have you got another lipstick?" individuals who will be interest- OAR DINES — Shrewsbury Towne Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 75c Square Foot for Season. ed in active membership. Ar- Farms, New Monmouth, will lec- ture on holly at the October Make reservations now. rangements have been made to held its season-opening luncheon yesterday in Peninsula House, Sea Bright. Pictured, Phone COIfax 4-1212 left to right, are Mrs. George W. Cook; Mrs. Charles F. Borden; Mrs. Otis R. Seaman, meeting. At another meeting, M. hold auditions for prospective J. Arndt of Hightstown will lec- (INTEREST ON YOUR Johnson Motors — Sales & members next Tuesday. Wednes- party co-chairman, and Mrs. Charles Crone. u ture on unusual house plants Service — Winterizing & day, and Monday, Sept. 26. Au and their care. Storage for all outboard dition appointments may bi By Getterraano motors. GINGER The club's annual flower show made with Mrs. Alden Hammond Engaged will be held in May. Ww SAVINGS New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Gus- KEYPORT DRY-RINA tave HuseniUa, Atlantic High' Maple PI. & Manchester Ave. lands. The chorale's first formal Keyport, N. J. Belford u ercnants rehearsal will -be Sept. 27. Miss Diane Hallam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hallam, entered the Hospital University of Pennsylvania Tuesday to begin RED BANK' HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN GRACIOUS ESTATE LIVING her studies in nursing.

Russell Fike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fike, Leonardville Rd., was given a party Sunday in HARTSHORNE WOODS Cheesequake Park. Present were HARTSHORNE RD. and CLAY COURT, NAVESINK Mr. and Mrs, Henry Blo.xom, Sr., Leonardo; Mr. and Mrs. William Merwin, Mrs. Grace Merwin, Miss Sandy and Larry Young and Gay Blanker, Roselle, and TRAVEL AGENCY Patrick Letts and William Downs, xnc this place. 10 RECKLESS PL. ^VJ1.?1 316 COOKMAN AVE. Misses Donna and Audrey Copr. 19dO by Unind Ftoturt SyndlcoH, Inc.*- -*- Marks of Uniontown, Pa., who RED BANK l*/SBffiR^ ASBURY PARK spent the summer with Mr. and "They've elected me club president, so I have to Miss Ellen Sheehan Mrs. Rusell Fike, have returned SH 1-5080 PR 5-5030 home, ; supply the refreshments!" EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. Charlotte M. Sheehan, 21 Ocean Ave., has announced the engage Mr. and Mrs. Peter Otterino, Television: Clinton Ave., returned home Mon- You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, ment of her daughter. Miss Ellen day after spending several days Sheehan, to John Kelleher, son with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth bus and four tickets, hotel and resort area ' of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher, Miller of Cresson, Pa. A New Paladin 26 Rogers St., Highlands. reservations at our officet. 5-BEDROOM CUSTOM COLONIAL - RIVER RIGHTS Miss Sheehan is a graduate of By CYNTHIA LOWRY only through the next two sea- Barbara Maxson, daughter of sons Middletown Township High E. F. Mlltenberger, Jr., custom builder, oriera this lovely five* AP TV-Radio Writer ' when his five-year contract Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maxson, bedroom home In the estate area of Harlshornc Woods, Navesink. ls p School and is employed by the IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK Built on a one-acre wooded lot, 700 feet from the Naveaink River HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "The' " -. . . . celebrated her ninth birthday «nrt wltJ) river right*. e is lread y eep p st Garden State Parkway. faithful Saturday night audience! " .. ? T h ? '" ° Sunday. Bert Maxson celebrated This home contains large entrance foyer with circular stalra a!adl Mr. Kelleher is a graduate of THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT to tinner level. Living room with fireplace — spacious dining room probably is not aware of it, but I P, " P^ns. That includes two his third birthday that day at a — kitchen with natural ash cabinets — built-in OK double oven — during the past three years that j ldcfs far series and a motion Atlantic Highlands High School party. Attending were Mrs. GE countertop range and pxhau*t hood — nE dishwasher — larjce Iclure He Wl sa othl dinette area, — spacious recreation room which opens on screened grim and steely avenger of the P - . " >\ " "8 He served three years in the George Luker, Mrs. Kenneth porch — laundry room —- powder room — full basement — five more about them that uhe Marine Corps and is employed bedrooms — two tiled hath* — 1.2 cinsoiR, ono wailMn — two-car old West, Paladin, has been turn- ""-"* """ ~ Luker and son Kenneth, Mrs. garage -— NU Tone intercom to all bedrooms — aluminum acreem. ing into a terribly nice guy. will not necessarily act in anyby Jersey Central Power and Raymond Simmons and children It pays to advertise in The Register Light Company, Union Beach; At least, that's what Richard of them, his interests leaning Chris and Raymond, Mrs. Ed- EXTRAS INCLUDED Boone says and as star of CBS"strongly these days to behind-the- ward Muller and son Dennis, Combination screen and storm doors — three-zone hot water "Have Gun, Will Travel," he camera work. Mrs. Beulah Banner, Douglas heat, American Standard — split rail fence — fully landscaped. The conversation took place Low-Carlson Bloxom and Nancy Philip and El- ought to know. OCEANPORT — William Kenl "The character has developed during a break in shooting the mer Maxson, Jr. BELL FINANCE PAYS program on location in an old Low, who is stationed at For PRICE $55,000 a good deal," reflected Boone. Monmouth, and Mary Elizabeth THIS O IIV RETURN River Road to BlriRham Ave.. RunvRon. cross Oceanic bilrtRp, turn "He had acquired a sense of hu- mission. Boone (whose western Lisa Otterino, daughter of Mr. right and proceed one block and turn right again. Go U mile to outfit is Navy blue) wound up Carlson of Rockford, III., wen Stone Church, make sharp right to exhibit home. Open Sunday 1 to & iiiwi,mor, IUforI uiionce thingmint*. ***zHe' so no iixjit a sao .. . , , , maried last Friday by Mayor Ed and Mrs. Peter Otterion, Clinton P. -m. or »H 1-4268. |the convers n b Ave., celebrated her fifth birth- ON ITS arrogant as he used to be His a<'<> y reiteratin lhQU ghtward C. Wilson, Sr., at his resi constant emphasis on xnoney ?•>'«"*"" *«.«»,« f dence on Oceanport Ave. The day Aug. 31 at the home of Mrs. disappeared. And we've bee- n put- lof him as Richard Boone, actor. Don Hofman, Green Ave. Present DEBENTURE As we started strolling over to bride was attired in a navy blue ting some lemon in what start- suit with white accessories, com- were Marlene Taubelkimel, Karen ed out to be a pretty saccharine the set. a middle-aged woman Boetsch, Russel Otterino, April BONDS moved from a ring of spectators plemented by a corsage of pink view of the old West." carnations. Hofman, Ellen and Alan Camic, Paladin, in fact, has become and approached the star: Sissie Vandermark, Kathy Tin- New Jersey Reader "I'm sorry to infringe on your such a jolly fellow that there will TO STUDY NURSING dell, Bob and Ray Anttonen, soon appear on our screens an privacy. Paladin," she said, "but Chickie and Vivian Boyce, Gary would you sign this?" FAIR HAVEN — Miss Jean episode of "Have Gun, Will Tra- Kendrick, daughter of Mr. and Boetsch and Thomasine Soper. DAVID BODE vel," which is pure, flat and He winced, but complied. The autograph read "Richard Boone." Mrs. Arthur H. Kendrick of 30 broad comedy — about baseball. Oaklawn Rd., started her studie: The ninth birthday of David 34 Vr eel and Ave., East Rutherford It will come along in the sched- yesterday at Norwalk Hospital1: Witterscheim, son of Mr. and ule, naturally, around World Sc- NBC may frown on the inser- School of Nursing. Norwalk, Mrs. Harry Witterscheim, Leon- ries time. tion of pines on its shows, hut jConn, She was graduated from ardville Rd., was celebrated by WON $250.00 Successful Series .1 lot of puffs are RettinR on the iRumson-Fair Haven Regional members of the family Tuesday. Boone, incidentally, is one of network with official blessing, IHigh School in June. D Consolation Prize In The a mere handful of actors who ave Garroway, for instance, has Mrs. William Blair. Jr., and have moved from one success- had interviews that I've seen — COOK BOOK ON SALE son Mark of Weslaco, Tex., spent ful series into another: with Howard Duff and Barry Sull NEW SHREWSBURY — "Stop, the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Journal-American's He went from playing a modern ivan — which were nothing more Look, Cook With the Woman's Harry Witterscheim and her PAID TWICE doctor in "Medic" to the pres- or less than long, undisguised Club of New Shrewsbury," a mother. ,A YEAR ent series. He says that he has plugs for upcoming NBC series cook book compiled by members planned things carefully so that — and not during station-break of the club, has been made CASHWORD CONTEST or commercial times, either. Candy Brown, daughter of Mr. there is no danger his own pro- available for sale at the annual and Mrs. James Brown, Apple Sold in $500 Units fessional identity will be sunk in The saddest moment in the New Shrewsbury Country Fair r other night's Miss America pa- Valley, who celebrated her birth- These Bonds represent a 'fine Investment in a'locally the part of Paladin. being conducted this week-end day Wednesday, was given a par owned and locally operated Monmouth County company. "I look a year off between rade in Atlantic City was when, on Tinton Ave. Mrs. Roland Rus- in the one brief moment she was ty. Present were Deborah Nelson, the two series," explained Boone. so was chairman of the book Karen and Joseph I.iskowltz, BELL'S SAVINGS-INVESTMENT PLAN "And all through these series on the TV screen, the little drum project. majorette of a high school band Raymond Healy and Julia and I've been playing other roles — Robert PellinKton. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in 10years ' usually heavies — in films and dropped her baton. PARADE WINNERS Here ii an Actual Example That Showi how an InUial Invotmont I've done a number of plays in MATAWAN- The Guadalcanal live television. And then 1 did AT BEAUTY PAGEANT Daria Kelleher. daughter of in a $5,000 BELL FINANCE 6% Bond with Interest Ro-invaited to Coastalifrs Junior Drum and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelleher, the Next Multiple of $100.,. doubles in 10 years, i a play in New York." MATAWAN — Mrs. George W. Bugle Corps received third place Boone says that, whatever the'.Clark o! Broad St. and Mr. and Morris Ave., was baptized Sun- : trophy for street marching com- Intereit Intereit :'f Add to ! Total ratings of the current series"— Mrs. Henry Kaplan of Main St. day in St. Mary's Catholic : petition in the Highland Park Church, New Monmouth, by Rev, Puriod Principal ; : Re-investcd Intereit : Inveitment and they remain ampng the high- attended the beauty pageant pa- ; : Labor Day parade. The theme Paul Gluth. Mr. and Mrs. James April $5,000.00 i.: ; $ 00.00 $00.00 f $ 5,000.00 est in TV — he will stay with It rade Tuesday in Atlantic City, October t 150.00 '••••': 50.00 i 5,200.00

was "Stay Home and Live." Kelly ol Kingston, Pa., were god- :•;•'• April ,156.00 44.00 ! 5,400.00 The corps will appear tomorrow parents. A family dinner was October, ' >< 1162.00 38.00 i 5,600.00 in a parade in East Brunswick. held. April 11 ; 168.00 32.00 •' 5,800.00 . October/ !, 174.00 26.00 ?.- 6,000.00 i April 1 180.00 20.00 | 6,200.00 18 David B»«Je c*" within one word of I October; 18600 ;'•••! 14.00 i ' 6,400.00 winning lut week's'top prize in th« * Ar'll ' i 192.00 ii 8.00 :• 6,600.00 popular crossword contest CASH- October' 198.00 ii 2.00 i 6,800.00 i April ' W 204.00 hi 96.00 ': 7,100.00 WORD. Mr. Bode joins other New CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE October fi 213.00 87.00 ; 7,400.00 iersey readers who have collected over April 222.00 78.00 : 7,700.00 October fi 231.00 u 69.00 : 8,000.00 4,500 thii year in the puzzle that '(•'' April SjrolkoK, Int. instructor. ' Shrewsbury Chorale are seeking RATES Franz Schaching'er of Holly "Mom, have you got another lipstick?" individuals who will be interest- OAR DINES — Shrewsbury Towne Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 75c Square Foot for Season. ed in active membership. Ar- Farms, New Monmouth, will lec- ture on holly at the October Make reservations now. rangements have been made to held its season-opening luncheon yesterday in Peninsula House, Sea Bright. Pictured, Phone COIfax 4-1212 left to right, are Mrs. George W. Cook; Mrs. Charles F. Borden; Mrs. Otis R. Seaman, meeting. At another meeting, M. hold auditions for prospective J. Arndt of Hightstown will lec- (INTEREST ON YOUR Johnson Motors — Sales & members next Tuesday. Wednes- party co-chairman, and Mrs. Charles Crone. u ture on unusual house plants Service — Winterizing & day, and Monday, Sept. 26. Au and their care. Storage for all outboard dition appointments may bi By Getterraano motors. GINGER The club's annual flower show made with Mrs. Alden Hammond Engaged will be held in May. Ww SAVINGS New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Gus- KEYPORT DRY-RINA tave HuseniUa, Atlantic High' Maple PI. & Manchester Ave. lands. The chorale's first formal Keyport, N. J. Belford u ercnants rehearsal will -be Sept. 27. Miss Diane Hallam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hallam, entered the Hospital University of Pennsylvania Tuesday to begin RED BANK' HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN GRACIOUS ESTATE LIVING her studies in nursing.

Russell Fike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fike, Leonardville Rd., was given a party Sunday in HARTSHORNE WOODS Cheesequake Park. Present were HARTSHORNE RD. and CLAY COURT, NAVESINK Mr. and Mrs, Henry Blo.xom, Sr., Leonardo; Mr. and Mrs. William Merwin, Mrs. Grace Merwin, Miss Sandy and Larry Young and Gay Blanker, Roselle, and TRAVEL AGENCY Patrick Letts and William Downs, xnc this place. 10 RECKLESS PL. ^VJ1.?1 316 COOKMAN AVE. Misses Donna and Audrey Copr. 19dO by Unind Ftoturt SyndlcoH, Inc.*- -*- Marks of Uniontown, Pa., who RED BANK l*/SBffiR^ ASBURY PARK spent the summer with Mr. and "They've elected me club president, so I have to Miss Ellen Sheehan Mrs. Rusell Fike, have returned SH 1-5080 PR 5-5030 home, ; supply the refreshments!" EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. Charlotte M. Sheehan, 21 Ocean Ave., has announced the engage Mr. and Mrs. Peter Otterino, Television: Clinton Ave., returned home Mon- You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, ment of her daughter. Miss Ellen day after spending several days Sheehan, to John Kelleher, son with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth bus and four tickets, hotel and resort area ' of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher, Miller of Cresson, Pa. A New Paladin 26 Rogers St., Highlands. reservations at our officet. 5-BEDROOM CUSTOM COLONIAL - RIVER RIGHTS Miss Sheehan is a graduate of By CYNTHIA LOWRY only through the next two sea- Barbara Maxson, daughter of sons Middletown Township High E. F. Mlltenberger, Jr., custom builder, oriera this lovely five* AP TV-Radio Writer ' when his five-year contract Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maxson, bedroom home In the estate area of Harlshornc Woods, Navesink. ls p School and is employed by the IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK Built on a one-acre wooded lot, 700 feet from the Naveaink River HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "The' " -. . . . celebrated her ninth birthday «nrt wltJ) river right*. e is lread y eep p st Garden State Parkway. faithful Saturday night audience! " .. ? T h ? '" ° Sunday. Bert Maxson celebrated This home contains large entrance foyer with circular stalra a!adl Mr. Kelleher is a graduate of THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT to tinner level. Living room with fireplace — spacious dining room probably is not aware of it, but I P, " P^ns. That includes two his third birthday that day at a — kitchen with natural ash cabinets — built-in OK double oven — during the past three years that j ldcfs far series and a motion Atlantic Highlands High School party. Attending were Mrs. GE countertop range and pxhau*t hood — nE dishwasher — larjce Iclure He Wl sa othl dinette area, — spacious recreation room which opens on screened grim and steely avenger of the P - . " >\ " "8 He served three years in the George Luker, Mrs. Kenneth porch — laundry room —- powder room — full basement — five more about them that uhe Marine Corps and is employed bedrooms — two tiled hath* — 1.2 cinsoiR, ono wailMn — two-car old West, Paladin, has been turn- ""-"* """ ~ Luker and son Kenneth, Mrs. garage -— NU Tone intercom to all bedrooms — aluminum acreem. ing into a terribly nice guy. will not necessarily act in anyby Jersey Central Power and Raymond Simmons and children It pays to advertise in The Register Light Company, Union Beach; At least, that's what Richard of them, his interests leaning Chris and Raymond, Mrs. Ed- EXTRAS INCLUDED Boone says and as star of CBS"strongly these days to behind-the- ward Muller and son Dennis, Combination screen and storm doors — three-zone hot water "Have Gun, Will Travel," he camera work. Mrs. Beulah Banner, Douglas heat, American Standard — split rail fence — fully landscaped. The conversation took place Low-Carlson Bloxom and Nancy Philip and El- ought to know. OCEANPORT — William Kenl "The character has developed during a break in shooting the mer Maxson, Jr. BELL FINANCE PAYS program on location in an old Low, who is stationed at For PRICE $55,000 a good deal," reflected Boone. Monmouth, and Mary Elizabeth THIS O IIV RETURN River Road to BlriRham Ave.. RunvRon. cross Oceanic bilrtRp, turn "He had acquired a sense of hu- mission. Boone (whose western Lisa Otterino, daughter of Mr. right and proceed one block and turn right again. Go U mile to outfit is Navy blue) wound up Carlson of Rockford, III., wen Stone Church, make sharp right to exhibit home. Open Sunday 1 to & iiiwi,mor, IUforI uiionce thingmint*. ***zHe' so no iixjit a sao .. . , , , maried last Friday by Mayor Ed and Mrs. Peter Otterion, Clinton P. -m. or »H 1-4268. |the convers n b Ave., celebrated her fifth birth- ON ITS arrogant as he used to be His a<'<> y reiteratin lhQU ghtward C. Wilson, Sr., at his resi constant emphasis on xnoney ?•>'«"*"" *«.«»,« f dence on Oceanport Ave. The day Aug. 31 at the home of Mrs. disappeared. And we've bee- n put- lof him as Richard Boone, actor. Don Hofman, Green Ave. Present DEBENTURE As we started strolling over to bride was attired in a navy blue ting some lemon in what start- suit with white accessories, com- were Marlene Taubelkimel, Karen ed out to be a pretty saccharine the set. a middle-aged woman Boetsch, Russel Otterino, April BONDS moved from a ring of spectators plemented by a corsage of pink view of the old West." carnations. Hofman, Ellen and Alan Camic, Paladin, in fact, has become and approached the star: Sissie Vandermark, Kathy Tin- New Jersey Reader "I'm sorry to infringe on your such a jolly fellow that there will TO STUDY NURSING dell, Bob and Ray Anttonen, soon appear on our screens an privacy. Paladin," she said, "but Chickie and Vivian Boyce, Gary would you sign this?" FAIR HAVEN — Miss Jean episode of "Have Gun, Will Tra- Kendrick, daughter of Mr. and Boetsch and Thomasine Soper. DAVID BODE vel," which is pure, flat and He winced, but complied. The autograph read "Richard Boone." Mrs. Arthur H. Kendrick of 30 broad comedy — about baseball. Oaklawn Rd., started her studie: The ninth birthday of David 34 Vr eel and Ave., East Rutherford It will come along in the sched- yesterday at Norwalk Hospital1: Witterscheim, son of Mr. and ule, naturally, around World Sc- NBC may frown on the inser- School of Nursing. Norwalk, Mrs. Harry Witterscheim, Leon- ries time. tion of pines on its shows, hut jConn, She was graduated from ardville Rd., was celebrated by WON $250.00 Successful Series .1 lot of puffs are RettinR on the iRumson-Fair Haven Regional members of the family Tuesday. Boone, incidentally, is one of network with official blessing, IHigh School in June. D Consolation Prize In The a mere handful of actors who ave Garroway, for instance, has Mrs. William Blair. Jr., and have moved from one success- had interviews that I've seen — COOK BOOK ON SALE son Mark of Weslaco, Tex., spent ful series into another: with Howard Duff and Barry Sull NEW SHREWSBURY — "Stop, the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Journal-American's He went from playing a modern ivan — which were nothing more Look, Cook With the Woman's Harry Witterscheim and her PAID TWICE doctor in "Medic" to the pres- or less than long, undisguised Club of New Shrewsbury," a mother. ,A YEAR ent series. He says that he has plugs for upcoming NBC series cook book compiled by members planned things carefully so that — and not during station-break of the club, has been made CASHWORD CONTEST or commercial times, either. Candy Brown, daughter of Mr. there is no danger his own pro- available for sale at the annual and Mrs. James Brown, Apple Sold in $500 Units fessional identity will be sunk in The saddest moment in the New Shrewsbury Country Fair r other night's Miss America pa- Valley, who celebrated her birth- These Bonds represent a 'fine Investment in a'locally the part of Paladin. being conducted this week-end day Wednesday, was given a par owned and locally operated Monmouth County company. "I look a year off between rade in Atlantic City was when, on Tinton Ave. Mrs. Roland Rus- in the one brief moment she was ty. Present were Deborah Nelson, the two series," explained Boone. so was chairman of the book Karen and Joseph I.iskowltz, BELL'S SAVINGS-INVESTMENT PLAN "And all through these series on the TV screen, the little drum project. majorette of a high school band Raymond Healy and Julia and I've been playing other roles — Robert PellinKton. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in 10years ' usually heavies — in films and dropped her baton. PARADE WINNERS Here ii an Actual Example That Showi how an InUial Invotmont I've done a number of plays in MATAWAN- The Guadalcanal live television. And then 1 did AT BEAUTY PAGEANT Daria Kelleher. daughter of in a $5,000 BELL FINANCE 6% Bond with Interest Ro-invaited to Coastalifrs Junior Drum and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelleher, the Next Multiple of $100.,. doubles in 10 years, i a play in New York." MATAWAN — Mrs. George W. Bugle Corps received third place Boone says that, whatever the'.Clark o! Broad St. and Mr. and Morris Ave., was baptized Sun- : trophy for street marching com- Intereit Intereit :'f Add to ! Total ratings of the current series"— Mrs. Henry Kaplan of Main St. day in St. Mary's Catholic : petition in the Highland Park Church, New Monmouth, by Rev, Puriod Principal ; : Re-investcd Intereit : Inveitment and they remain ampng the high- attended the beauty pageant pa- ; : Labor Day parade. The theme Paul Gluth. Mr. and Mrs. James April $5,000.00 i.: ; $ 00.00 $00.00 f $ 5,000.00 est in TV — he will stay with It rade Tuesday in Atlantic City, October t 150.00 '••••': 50.00 i 5,200.00

was "Stay Home and Live." Kelly ol Kingston, Pa., were god- :•;•'• April ,156.00 44.00 ! 5,400.00 The corps will appear tomorrow parents. A family dinner was October, ' >< 1162.00 38.00 i 5,600.00 in a parade in East Brunswick. held. April 11 ; 168.00 32.00 •' 5,800.00 . October/ !, 174.00 26.00 ?.- 6,000.00 i April 1 180.00 20.00 | 6,200.00 18 David B»«Je c*" within one word of I October; 18600 ;'•••! 14.00 i ' 6,400.00 winning lut week's'top prize in th« * Ar'll ' i 192.00 ii 8.00 :• 6,600.00 popular crossword contest CASH- October' 198.00 ii 2.00 i 6,800.00 i April ' W 204.00 hi 96.00 ': 7,100.00 WORD. Mr. Bode joins other New CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE October fi 213.00 87.00 ; 7,400.00 iersey readers who have collected over April 222.00 78.00 : 7,700.00 October fi 231.00 u 69.00 : 8,000.00 4,500 thii year in the puzzle that '(•'' April w .tax map was ROAD DEPARTMENT — Fair Haven now h as its own road department and equipment cussed at the council table,' Emergency Funds declaring "it would look a little awarded last night to Gerard A Councilman ^ox declared. foolish to 'bring a fifth recom- to go along with it. Councilman Edward W. Stratton, right, makes check of situation. Barda, a Shrewsbury engineer. "And according to the papers UNION BEACH — Borough Council made the emergency mendation before the Township With him are department members, Newman Walden, left, and Donald Frank. Borough attorney Patrick J the chairman of the Planning Council approved a total of $6, appropriations in the lorm of Committee. McGann, Jr., explained there was Board has not heard of the plan 000 in emergency appropriations two resolutions, one granting $1,- We have acted on this four no open bidding because specia either." last night to bolster sagging bud 000 for administrative expenses times before, a feasible plan was Cars Collide services were involved. Sets Program gets in the street and administra for the remainder of the year, worked out with the neighbors, A contract for revaluation is al and it also was approved by the Planners Tackle The plan, first mentioned by tion departments. and the other granting the stree In Red Bank so expected to be awarded in The action was taken follow department $3,000 for salaries governing body." the near future. the mayor at a joint meeting in RED BANK — A Brooklyn mo- August of the Borough Counci ing a report by Councilman and $2,000 for other expenses. The status of the Walker and torist who, police say, left the The revaluation work is ex- Bernard T. Marciniak, finance Councilman William J. Lan- Walker variance to build a park- pected to go to the Realty Ap- and Henry Hudson Regiona Sign Ordinance scene of an accident yesterday, Board of Education, includes road chairman, who said his "up-to gan, chairman of streets, said ing lot on their premises at^ praisal Co., West New York, a date figures" showed :i current salary funds owed his depart- .Flcetwood Dr. and Rt. 35 was has been charged with careless a cost of $19,800. and waterfront improvements. HIGHLANDS — The Planning mended that it be returned to driving. Appointments filling vacancies balance of $2.93 in the adminis- ment by the water department questioned. Board last night began revision the planners after a group of res- v The bid was tentatively accept- tration fiu:d. would take care of the $100 bal- Mr. LeMaio reported it at a Police Capt. Frank J. Mazza ed by Council on July 14. It wason the Harbor Commission, Plan- work on a sign ordinance that idents appeared in protest against reported a car driven by Philip ning, Zoning, and Library Boards He reported also that the street ance. stand still" and in the hands of the lowest of several informa It has been the practice of the was defeated after a public hear- some of its provisions. Marcus, 28, Brooklyn, collided bids. were labeled "incompetent" by department salary fund would be the zoning inspector to bring ing in borough hall Tuesday The measure regulating the the councilman, who stated "3,100 in the red by the end oftwo departments to lend out violations, if any, before the with an auto driven by Tyronne The revaluation program is re- night. construction and maintenance of L. Hallan, 18, of 138 Branch Ave., "There hasn't been a single bi- the year," and described over- employees to each other. township committee. quired by a Supreme Court rul partisan appointment since the all street department iinances as By a 2-1 vote. Council reconv signs in the borough, set a, $3 Red Bank, at Chestnut and Pearl ing. A revised tax map is neces- Good Reasons Other Actions fee, with a yearly charge of $5 Sts. first of the year." "in very bad shape." Mayor Harvey C. Ericksen sary before the program can be In other action the board for every sign requiring a per- According to police, Marcus started. said reasons for the low ebb in mit. administrative funds "well-found- granted permission to Mrs. Mary * Khrushchev left the scene and was appre- Rcseter and Mrs. Sarah C. Mur- Guiney Comments hended 15 minutes later by ed and justibiable" and pointed to the "high degree of activity" ray to erect a "Dollars for Dem- Eatontown police. Capt. Mazza Mark Anniversary ocrats" sign at 21 Lammers St. Scores Coup The board couldn't come to said Marcus' car skidded 48 feet Council Drop this year in administrative bus terms on that point. on Pearl St. before the collision. iness. No "plugs" for any candidate Some members felt that busi will appear on the sign it was Before Trip nessman should not be forced to ABC Charge Nine ordinances have been in- brought out. pay fees for signs on his own Silent Suspect With Of Airmail Flights troduced in the council since the OCEANPORT — Charges of start of 1960. John M. Tarantino, 84 Compton MOSCOW (AP) — Nikita S. property. Ave., West Keansburg, was Pink Eyes Arrested selling liquor to a minor filed SOUTH PLAINFIELD - Dr. structor during World War I, and Reporting on financial condi- Khrushchev sails for the UN Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney ex- against Art's Package Store, 327 granted.permission to erect an 8 General Assembly today after plained that the issuance of per- C. Malcolm B. Gilman, Navesink taught flying in St. Nazarre, tions, of other borough depart- by 24 foot enclosed porch on his SHREWSBURY—The suspect Oceanport Ave., were dismissedRiver Rd., Middletown, was France, and New Brunswick. ments, Councilman Marciniak de- lining up the leader of the Afri- mits would be a "regulatory, was nabbed without a struggle last night by Borough Council. home. can Republic of Guinea behind not a revenue making measure.' among former air mail pilots who After the war, he enrolled in clared: last night by police. The store was charged by thetoo' k part in a flight yesterday The board was requested to Soviet policy in the Congo. He said the borough collects Columbia University and became "In my department, when 1 take action on the condition of • The Soviet premier pulled out Despite extensive question- Division of Alcoholic Beverage commemorating the 40th anniver came in I had .40 cents left to $5 for a permit to put in a side ing by Police Chief Raymond Control with the sale of beer May an air mail pilot during his stu- the Hubbs junk yard, off Rt. 35; all stops in heralding the accord 1 sary of coast to coast air mail me, and I'm doing very well. I w.alk or curb, but the engineer Mass and Sgt. James Fedorko, 28 to a minor allegedly carrying dent days. Mr. DeMaio termed it a "sore he reached with Sekou Toure dur- on the job costs the town $40. service at Hadley Field. still have the 40 cents!" the suspect failed to explain a false union identification card. Dr. Gilman, flight surgeon for He flew early air ma,il routes thumb and headache to the gov- ing the Guinea president's two- "If we don't collect fees for originating out of Newark. He estimated that J680 would day visit to Moscow. what she was doing in the Cur- Council dismissed the charge the Silver Wings Fraternity, flew be left in the police department erning body and the Board of these signs, we can't pay for ley Homes development here. after Arthur L. Crochet, package Dr. Gilman was accompanied Health for many years." Toure, who proclaims himself their inspection. A sign ordinance a segment of the transcontinental salary fund at the close of 1960 a Marxist but not a Communist, In fact, the prisoner refused store owner, testified he did notmail run in the 1920's. on the flight by George Dade, providing hiring of special police , He reported the state Board of is no good unless it's enforced,' to even give her name. make the sale. Glen Head, L. I., an official of Health is investigating the situa- said he would attend the UN the mayor declared. The Silver Wings fraternity, men was kept to a minimum session opening in New York Police described her as a The package store was named which sponsored the commemor- the fraternity and Ben Warne of tion and suggested that the local The board did agree to permil "white albino, female, with pink Department balance for other ex- Sept. 20 and presumably will sup- as the place of purchase by three ative flight, is made up of more Cedar Rd., Montville. penses is $315.20. sanitary inspector be contacted roof type, as well as flashing eyes and gentle disposition." juveniles who were arrested in for details of the investigation. p'ort Khrushchev on African than 1,000 pilots throughout the They flew a Cessna 140 and The water department will questions. illuminated or animated signs, al The suspect was held over night Atlantic Highlands after "crash were the first of five planes to at the home of Chief Mass. ing" a formal dance. country who have been flying have approximately $200 remain- of which were banned in the ori- more than 25 years. take off on the flight. The Soviet premier and Afri ginal ordinance. ing in its salary fund at the can leader declared in a com- Dr. Gilman was a flight in- Their stop was Clarion, Pa. end of the year, Mr. Marciniak Fekecs Is munique last night that they No Permit Destinations of other planes in reported, and that its expense were "unanimous in their evalu- The group took care of the the flight were Dubois and Belle- fund is "in good shape." ation of the situation in the possibilty of complaints about 'Sky Shield' Opportunity fonte, Pa., and Cleveland, Ohio. He credited the building de- Improving Congo." the flashing types by granting Postal and municipal officials partment with $21.30 remaining They demanded "the immedi- the Board of Adjustment power and a squadron of the Civil Air ELIZABETH (AP) — A steel Air Defense Exercise Slated n the salary fund and no budget plate was inserted into the head ate and complete withdrawal of to waive provisions of the code NotKnocking, Patrol from Red Bank, were on difficulties in the expense fund. aggressive troops" from the Con- pertaining to size, type and Io'ca hand to watch the pilots receive of Michael Fekecs in Elizabeth WASHINGTON (AP)-Jet bom- er elments of the North Ameri- their mail sacks and take off. Langan's Reply General Hospital yesterday. go but did not identify whom tion of signs. Asked by the mayor for a they regarded as aggressors. bers flying miles high or flashing can Air Defense Command Meyner Says , Fekecs, a 35-year-old Hungar- Signs directing, regulating or along low at almost tree-top (NORAD)—a joint U.S.-Canad- Between 300 to 400 pieces of comment on Toure, whose small country mail were carried on the flights. street department ian refu{,eCi js acuse(J of ki*. identifying home occupations, height will begin stabbing in to ian continental defense organiza- an a pa n six e |e Hc sh gained independence from France TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rob- Hadley Field, now a private ,.!„ A -w -if r .' " . P °P - °t """«» when professional or business offices ward United States and Canadian tion. dared, We II fix the streets ne was cornercd in a manhunt In 1958, was openly impressed by will not require a permit. ert B. Meyner said yesterday it field for 45 planes, was the Eas-period!" targets in the black predawn Sky Shield will not be a "con-would be an honor to be in the last July and went into a pro- the fanfare shown by the Rus- This* provision came as a re- hours of tomorrow. tern terminus of the National Although the emergency ap sians toward him. test" between defenders of U.S. Senate but he doesn't see Air mail System between 1924 to longed coma. sult of inquiries, made at Tues Hundreds of interceptors from NORAD and the attacking B52 any practical way for him to get propriations were 'unanimously Lately, however, he has shown day's hearing, about the erec 1928, when operations" were approved, Councilman William F the air forces of the two coun- and B47 jet bombers of the stra- :here switched to Newark. signs of coming out of the coma. Re-activate Lighthouse tion and charge for signs in thetries will rise to meet them, tegic Air Command, the Defense Uodgers voted with the com' A spokesman at the hospital re- 'no trespassing" category. Department insists. "Opportunity doesn't seem to Dr. Gilman said Clarion field ment. "I'm forced lo say 'yes'." HIGHLANDS-The Twin Lights guided by continent-spanning ra- knock in that direction," he told ported Fekecs' condition as good. According to the planners, the Training Operation was an emergency field in those This brought the question Lighthouse complete with a new dar warning and control systems. a news conference. days and "really was an emer- He did not elaborate. ordinance will not affect exist- Missile launching sites will But it will be the biggest such "Why?" from a member of the Meanwhile, there is still the fresnel lens will be formally ing signs.unless they are altered ivjjaaiii; luudwiui^ anvo will, .. . "" There has been recurrent spec gency field yesterday." audience. lighted again on Sunday at cere- rain n 1'ation among politicians that question o( who will pay Fekecs' against code regulations, or are rack the invading bombers, andto sho' gw operatiothe almosn yet t200,00 designe0 aidr He said the pilots used land- Mr. Rodgers replied, "I think monies at the lighthouse at 7 simulate firings against them. Meyner, who cannot run for re- marks to guide them in the flight medical bill. p. m. not properly maintained. But no missiles will be launched, and ground crews what to expect funds have been spent without Middlesex County sources indi- in an actual manned bomber at- election as governor next year, as was done in the 1920's. too much thought as to the The Twin Lights Society with After the session, Chairman no shots fired. mif.ht make a try for the U.S. cated there was a reluctance to John Sciortino said that the tack by Russia against the North "The only Information we hadduration of the year." the aide of the Shrewsbury Pow- Exercise "Sky Shield," set to Senate. on the field was that it was lo- pay the bill there, since Fekecs er Squadron has gained Coast measure requires "many more tart about 1 a. m. EST, Satur- American continent. Mr. Langan said he imd asked was injured in Union County. Sky shield also will give the But Thorn Lord is 'he Demo- cated on a plateau outside of for an increase in the slreet de- Guard permission to re-activate hours of work before it will be day and last for six hours, is in cratic candidate In this year's Clarion." Hut many officials in Union ready for another hearing." citizen a little hint of conditions partment budget this year, but the light. The lens will provide tended purely as a training exer election. The next Senate elec- He said several paths had been County point out that Fekecs was 10,500 candle power to guide The board plans.to hold Its lo be expected in case of war. received "less than was spent being sought there on Middlesex cise for the plane crews, ground For six hours all commercial avi- tion is in 1964, when Sen. Harri- cut Ihrough the hayficld in two small craft rounding Sandy Hook own hearing before forwarding radar warning systems, ships of last year. murder charges—those of Mrs. ation will be grounded. The at-son A. Williams Jr., Meyner's directions so their plane could "I was elected to work for the and entering the bay. the revised code to Council, the Navy, missile posts and oth- candidate for the office, comes Frances Clarke and three others tacking bombers will jam navi- land. good and welfare of Union Beach in her North Brunswick home gational aides, including radar up for re-election. "It was a short field with a 300- and when the people of Union One report still current amoni; and Iwo Highland Park patrol- and radio beams normally used foot ravine at the end of it," heBeach ask mp for something len. jy airlines. nianv Democratic party leader? said. I'm Roing to give it to them," Middlesex County Prosecutor The Air Force, using a tech- Is that Meyner will back Wil- Dr, Gilman said he ran into he stated. Personal Taxes Ending? liams for governor next year. If lulwnnl .1. Delnn said he exnert- nique developep d in the last few overcast weather, some fog nnd Mr. Rodgers af-recd but sug-eel Fekecs would he transferred Williams should win, no could bumpy currents nlonfi the route, HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP-Taxes Action will be taken by the com superintendent to study the traf- 'years„ , will use some of the 1317s Kesled "there Is nothing like lo nnolhrr hospital before long. p y „ ^ herr «„ thro RRHH 2 appoint Meyner to succeed him but that In RenernI the flight went Rood logic and common-scnci on personal property and per- mltteo to request the county road hd Cfd C d |i « e lie Indicated It might be the state ic hazard « Crawford Corner|cnains of radar |incs a , «, ™ i.i the Senate. joff fairly smoothly. c people." prison hospital. ionnl effects may soon be elim- turn and to "do something of a ,„ „,,„_,„, ,' ,] . Another theory was thai Lord; — inated here. lo attempt nnnrnnrapproachh hnlnbelow the temporary nature." searching screen of the warning could step aside to let Meyner The Township Committee lasl Honor To Future plans call for the wid-and control stations. Household- run this year. night Introduced an ordinanc ening of the road. ers may henr the swift scream Meyner has never said any- pertaining to the elimination of Committeemnn Edwin Lieben- of bombers down close to their tiling to indicate he takes these- taxation of tangible household Pershing ow termed it n dangerous inter- rooflops, but they will miss those ideas seriously. end personal property. section and Commlttccman Alfred 1152s nnd IH7s boring nlonf! nt It calls for the exemption and G. Poole made note of Us In- I'lKhl or 10 miles up. exclusion of personal property Scheduled creased use. Secret Plans from assessment and taxation. FORT HANCOCK - This mili- It was reported by Daniel S. Bendix Gets The ordlnnnce was recommend tary Installation will honor the Ely, township clerk, Hint td by the State League of Muni- late General of (he Armies John results. Hut ll Is to be A.F Contract cipalities. J. Pershlng Tuesday. occurred at this turn. Hint at lenst p«n of the attack! DAYTON, Ohio—The Air Force Other Measure* The parade field will be dedi- In other action: will crime from the polar re»lons,jhns awarded nn estimated $1!)2,- cated at 11:15 a. m, in honor of It was announced approval has Two other ordinances were al- one of the routes from the Soviet 0.10..10 contract to The fiendlx the soldier who led Iho American been received from Ihe state Di- Union. [Corporation, Red Hunk Division, lo Introduced: Army to victory in World War I.vision of Local Government for To change the names of certain U.SAF bombers prnhalily will Rt. 35, l-'.nlontown, N. J., officials Maj. George W, Chalmers (he emergency application of $l!0,. fly ii|. In-yond ihe rim of ihe of the Dnyion Air Force Depot »troots, and to vacate n portion project officer for (he event said 000 used (or r ad work In Old of Old Pleasant Valley Rd., run continent, over tho Arctic Ocean, announced'tndny. Tuesday will mark the 100th an- Manor development and for RII- Ihen head bnck lowiird tho flrsl Tin- contract Is for electron nine south from Schanck Rd, to race repairs. whore It Intersects Rl. 31. niversary of Gen, Pcrnhlna's of Iho rmlnr ch-lns, the distant tulx.-.i, This was nn advertised bl rlh. Roadway deeds for the first enrly wnrnlnj! line (dewllnc) pronircnu'M nnd llcndlx wns one It was reported llml n street three sections of Old Manor Ks- •leu program will follow the t'onijress had adopted n reso- The military picked Ihe enrly •if two linns seeklnii Iho con Idles were accepted for prrmn- Suturcliiy momln'j! period • Ttu" procurement wns made, rliaiililiiK <>f street mimes The list lullnti n andl PiPresidend t Klscnhowor ncnt rmilntrnnnrv, Wl of streets lo IJC renamed covered ins Issued a proclniiilitlon lo this ,. i» " estimated the Impart nn for ihe Annv, Nnvv, and Air' Oils K, Seaman, township en omim.-rclul aviation would l».;|.ui e ,is purl" t.f (he'Depiirlmem1 four liirid! sheets. fieri, hi' milled, ] ( J!lni'cr, was Instructed to imikr l-.iM nl ll>;i| lime. NfVi'rlhi- (if l)e(..||'.e Slnide Scrvl.e Mull- The niiiiinlttfe adopli'd mi or- ThrnutiliiMit Ihe m.rl.l, Army Inslallallons will (kj a Mirvry and report on the drain I,-,... H will |i.; frit. acinuMit I'lorum. wlileli dele-! dinance vacating a pmllini ol honor BAMBOO BUTLERS— Tim tinging group, the, Bnrnboo Outlnri, will pnrform nt tho 1 ii)!i' and ditch lit Middle Kil and Tho nil indiiMiy mid iniliMiy p.h-d rr!.|«.ii'.ll.lllly of pioenre-! Old Ki'Vpiiri Kd , alMi known ,11 "illll Coiiiilv World' ,""r ,"';,',',', ,!,''" ll"1,;l"kll": •"•"""I" H>-n m Ihr KKIHIHI l-rrn.ii! ,,f mininon ivp- lulicn m Now Shrowibury Country Fdir tonight /it B o'clock prior lo Iho cjuoon contest. Thoy Old Teii-miph Illll | Call to Prayer will that annual girl-watching (5) Assignment :5tt— (7) Morning Piayer show, the Miss America Pag- (7) Queen For a Day 12:45- (2) Guiding Light Underwater . 8: (10— (2) Captain Kangaroo eant, turn up, again on the home (7) U.S. Marshal (4) Aiiay's Gang screens, but we'll be seeing the 1:00- (2) News (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (9) Terrytoons (a) Ding Dong school irst episodes nf three new se- (11) News (7) Cartoon 1-estival . ries and some special programs (5) Cartoons (7) About Faces 7:03— (2) Local News 8:30— (4) Children's Tneater as well during the next seven 7:10- (2) Weather days. 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (5; Cartoons 25— (4) News ' (11) News 8:00— (2) Captain Jet The annual crowning of Miss (5) News 7:15— (2) News (5) Just For Fun America will be shown—live, of (9) News and Weather 7:25—01) Weather 9:30— (i) Roy .Rogers David Hedison, Jill St. John, native girl, and Michael course—tomorrow night on CBS SO- (2) As The World Turns 7:30- (2) Rawhide 0:00- (2) Heckle and Jeckle Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe in "Some Like It Hot," Rennio in a scene from "THE LOST WORLD," 20th (10-12 EDT) and will, as usual, (4) Dial 4 (4) CimarronCity (4) Howdy Doody starting Saturday at the Fly-In Drive-In Theater, Rt. 34, Century-Fox CinemaScope. Co-featured with "YOUNG pile up one of the year's big rat- (5) Movie (5) Cannonball ings. 0:30- (2) Mighty Mouse JESSE JAMES," starts Sunday at Carlton, Red Bank. (7) Ray Milland (7) Walt Disney (4) Ruff and Reddy Belmar. Play dates: Saturday through Tuesday, Earlier (9-9:30) NBC's new west- (9) Film Drama (9) Movie ern series, "The Tall Man," will (13) American Legend 2:00- (2) Full Circle (11) Movie 1:00— (2) Lone Ranger members and friends of the bow in with Barry Sullivan play- Church Announces church who enjoy singing and the (4) Jan Murray (13) Highway Patrol (4) Fury County Banking Unit ing the law man and Clu Gulager, (7) Day in Court 8:00— (5) Night Court Choir Program Choristers, open to junior and the outlaw (5) Speedway senior high school girls. (9) Cooking (13) Movie SHREWSBURY — The new On Sunday, there will be the (11) Movie 8:30- (2) Hotel DeParee International national tennis championships plans for this yeaVs choir ac- Expects 300 at Banquet 2:30- (2) House Party (4) Wichita Town (7) Rocky and His tivities in the Shrewsbury Pres- Pack 8 Resumes ., from Forest Hills from 5 to 6 (4) Loretta Young ,' (5) Tombstone Territory Friends . p. m. on NBC, concluding just byterian Church wnre announced SEA GIRT — The Monmouth Merle Simpson, cashier, Belmar- (7) Gale Storm (7) Man From (13) Movie Meetings Tonight in time for Vice President Rich- 1:30- (2) I Love Lucy by Lucius Harris, recently ap- County Bankers and Clearing Wall National Bank, for via (9) Firm Drama Blackhawk pointed minister of music. He FAIR HAVEN — Cub Pack 8, House Association anticipates president; Thomas H. Knecht ard M. Nixon to appear on 2:55- (5) News 9:00— (2) Olympic Games (4) Circus Boy "Meet the Press." said the choirs will participate which is sponsored by St. James breaking, all previous records for cashier, Allenhurst National Bank 3:00- (2) Millionaire (4) To Be Announced (5) Movie in both the 9:30 and 11 a. m. Catholic Church, Red Bank, will attendance at its annual election and Trust Company, for secre- Monday night there is the pre- (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Animaland miere of "Presidential Count- (5) Award Theater services starting Sept. 18. hold its first meeting of the year and installation of officers Sat- tary-treasurer; Frank G. Warn- (5) TV Reader's Digest (7) 77 Sunset Strip 1:45-(11) Popeye e down" on CBS, a series of half- Rev. John Collins, pastor, said tonight at 8 o'clock in the Knights urday- nigh- t in Sea Girt Inn. "• ™ President and treasurer hour shows desi d t0 k the (7) Beat the Clock (9) Movie "This is important because cho- of Columbus Hall here. John Pes- b (9) Strange Stories More than 300 bankers, wives Central Jersey Bank and Trust na,ion posted on the pro e'ss of (11) Time Out For Sports ral music not only adds dignity tana, cubmaster, is in charge, iC (11) Movie and guests are expected at the °n>pany, Freehold, for afw-||h(, campaign. Tuesday nifiht 9:15—(11) Baseball and richness to Christian wor-| Richard M. O'Shaughnessy, 6 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours MOVIE TIMETABLE 47th annual banquet, compared V** term as trustee; Nathan W.!marks' ,he debut „,' 9:30— (2) December Bride RED BANK ship, but it also provides lead-,pack committeeman, will speak vlc r s di n t Mo U h (4) From These Roots with 200 for last year's affair. !^.y:.. ^.P l ! L . Ll T?_";° l !"Thriller" series (9-10) with the (4) Masquerade Party ership to congregational sing-ion the Cub Scout theme for this (5) Doorway to Destiny Carlton—Portrait in Black 2:00 first show (5) Pony Express 7:00, 9:30. SAT.-Kiddie Show: ing. month, "Cub Scout Citizens." (7) Who Do You Trust 10:00— (2) Twilight Zone Image." Cartoons and Special Kiddie In discussing his immediate A film on Washington, D. C, (9) Movie will be shown. The film was sup- event, wl ABC's Wednesday evening mu- (4) Moment of Fear Feature, Omar Khayyyann 2:00 goals, Mr. Harris said hhe was tees, and Milton F. Stevenson, sical hour will be "Football Kick- (13) Physical Cultural plied by Fort Monmouth's public tradition this year with a dance 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (5) Texas Rangers Portrait in Black 4:00, 6:00 particularly interested in welcom- off—1960" (7:30-8:30) with em- (7) Detectives information office. following the banquet. | an ex-officio trustee for three (4) Thin 'Man 8:00, 10:00. SUN.—The Losi ing additional members to Highlighting the program will phasis on songs, dancing and grid (13) Playback achieve greater balance in all years. stars. And for those who prefer (5) Douglas Fairbanks 10:05—(13) Dance Party World 3:20, 6:25, 9:30. Younj sections of the choral groups. No problem finding tenants be Dr. R. C. Young, nationally Federal and state banking au- (7) American Bandstand Jesse James 2:00, 5:10, 8:15. other sporls, there is the pre- 10:30— (2) Person to Person The choral groups include the when you advertise The Register known educator. He will speak H (II) Abbott and Costello EATOiJTOWN . thorities as well as county and —e ^ CBS' "Aqu^4 n ' s>' at (5) Official Detective senior choir, which is open to all way.—Advertisement. on the topic, "Why I am an .*... «ff....i. ,.,... i» guests of|thesamehour_this anhour.Iong (13) Curtain Time Drive-In — Kartoon Karniva American." (7) Black Saddle the 18 member banks. facsimile nf "Sea Hunt," bu 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 7:45, S.O.S. Pacific 8:45; Poi Born in Scotland, Dr. Young Music will be by the "Three t (9) Movie with two divers having adven 4:30- (2) Edge of Night 11:00- (2) News trait in Black 10:30; Cosmii served with the Gordon High- Tunes and a Vibe." (4) Buckskin Monster 12:30. SAT.—Portrail WALTER READE THEATRES lands in World War I, emigrated tures instead of one. (4) News Boys' hats (or fall are well And all along the way there (5) Mr. District Attorne; in Black 7:45, 12:40; S.O.S. Pa- to this country to work his way (11) Laurel and Hardy (5) News through college, and is now onecoordinated with the natural are season premieres of old shows (7) News cific 11:05; SUN.—The Story of AIR CONDITIONED trend in clothing. Silhouettes among them "Have Gun. Will (13) Movie Ruth 7:45, 11:30; High Pow- of the ton most sought-after 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole (11) News and Sports speakers in American today. are slimmer and wear more ex- Travel." "Lassie," and "Bache (13) Mike Wallace ered Rifle 10:30. pensive-looking trims. There is lor Father." 5:00- (2) Life of Riley HAZLET CARLfON Nathan W. Dey, president of (4) Movie 11:05— (5) Movie the association and also vice pres- a definite move away from caps 11:10- (2) Weather Loew's Drive-in—FRI. SAT. & for all around wear. Modified (5) Dateline Europe ident of the Monmouth County Hal Humphrey; (9) Flash Gordon (4) Weather SUN.—Cartoons 8:00. Portrait FRIDAY and SATURDAY National Bank, Englishtown, will Tyroleans are decidedly num- (7) Weather in Black 8:25, 12:00; Chartrusse preside. ber one with the young set. (II) Bozo the Clown 5:25—CJ1) Clutch Cargo 11:15— (2) Olympic Games Caboose 10:30. J. Joseph McVey, vice presi- Olives, golds, blacks in neat (4) JackPaar ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Hey, Kids! checks and subdued plaids are 5:30— (2) Movie dent, Monmouth County National Shows to (5) Big Beat (7) Movie Atlantic—Strangers When We Sat. Matinee 2 P. M. Bank, Atlantic Highlands, has all ahead! Some come in cordu- ll:30-(13) Playback been nominated for president; roy and knits! (7) Rocky and His Meet 7:10, 9:20. SAT.—Young Friends 11:35—(13) Movie Land 2:00; Strangers When We KIDDIE SHOW Watch (9) Movie 11:45- (2) Movie Meet 7:10, 9:20. SUN.-Stran- "OMAR KHAYYAM" (11) Three Stooges (11) Movie gers When We Meet 2:20, 4:40, RADIO 12:00— (9) Movie In Technicolor TONIGHT FRIDAY EVENING 12:45— (7) Evening Prayer 7:00, 9:15. Plus Color Cartoons WABC 770 WNEW 11.10 HIGHLANDS WCBS 880 WOR 710 10:00— (Ch. 2)-Twil!ght Zone- 6:00- (5) Felix and Friends 12:50- (5) News Doors open at 1:30 p. m. WHTG 1410 WPAT 9.10 Choice Viewing)—Larry Blyden (7) News 1.0»— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers Marine—Bell Boy 7:45, 9:40. WNBC 660 WQXR 1560 stars in this one, "A Nice Place (11) Popeye (5) .Movie SAT.—Bell Boy 3:55, 7:45, 9:40. AFTERNOON 5^WCBS In Person Inlerviewi :o Visit," as a petty crook who (13) Danger Is My 1:15— (4) News; Sermonette KEANSBURG !1:OO—WflBC News: Dick Shepard WOR Capitol Close-Up figures a police barricade is thi Business SUNDAY thru TUESDAY WCBS News 7i45—WNBC Wanu Howell Show (9) News and Weather Casino—FRI. & SAT.—The Lost WHTQ Monimralh-Octan WOR Curium Fredrick. :nd of the road. He's wrong, 6:15- (7) Yesterday's 1:55- (2) Movie World 6:45, 9:40; Young Jesse 7155— WABC News: hough; strange things lie ahead News Summary Fred ltohblns Siiow Newsreel. 3:30— (2) News James 8:25. SUN.—Story of WNBC News: Ed Herlihy 8100—WCBS World Tonight his is a repeat, but you ma; 6:30— (4) Local News 3:35— (2) Give Us This Day WOR Dm, John Scott WNBC News; Wayne Howell Ruth 1:45, 4:05, 6:30, 9:00. (HIS—WOR Tho Fitmeraldi WOn News. World Today have missed it the first tim KEYPORT WCBS Lanny Ros» (1SS—WCBS Ed Joyce around. Scriptcr Rod Seriing a tltXO—WHTQ County Asent 8130—WOR Sports ways offers something unusua Strand—Portrait in Black 7:17, 12I3O—WCBS Couple Next Door McCulioush Si Eliot VJHTQ New.; 8:99—WABC Mows: Features Sebastinn Cabot. 9:26. SAT.—Portrait in Black Relaxing Music Fred Robblna Show 1:45,7:17,9:26. SUN.—Murder 1H45—WCBS Right to H»n»lnm 9100—WNBC Nows: Hob Haymat 12155—WABC News: Dick Shepard WOR Newt. Codrio Foster 9:00—(Ch. 7)—77 Sunset Strl Incorporated 3:10, 6.37, 9:50. WNBC Emphasis WCBS News: Ed Joyce —Stu Bailey (Efrem Zimbalis Dinosaurus 1:45, 5:15, 8:30. 1:00—WCBS Whispering Streets 8:13—WOR McCullougb & Eliot WHTO Headlines, E»a 9lS> WABC News; Jr.,) a private-eye as hip as the; COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Trices. Music 10:00—WCBS News: come, is off to Europe will Shore Drive-In — Cartoon Car- WNBC News; Ed llerllhj Dnnco Orchestra Kookie (Edd Byrnes) as escor: WOR NewB WNBC News; Hob Hayraei nival 8:00; The Bellboy 8:20, *|15—WCBS Ma Perkins WOR News, I.cs Smith for a rich teen-ager (Judy Nu 12:30. Tarzan The Magnificent WHTG Report from lOilS—WOR MrCulIom:h & Ello( gent.) It's supposed to be 10130—WNBC News: O«r 9:45; Hideous Sun Demon 11:15. EATONTOWN 2fe Beachfront WOR Catllon l-'rotlricls Lombardo routine assignment, but Bailey SAT.—The Bell Boy 8:10, 11:20; 1130—WCBS VountDr, Malone WCBS News jobs never develop along routin Tarzan The Magnificent 9:45. WHTONewn; 1O:S3—WABC Ncwn; I-.M .Innlnn lines. Confidence man Pierre L FRIDAY and SATURDAY v RelasinB Music 11-.00—WCBS Ntnvi Clair (Donald Buka) has his ey SUN. — Strangers When We 1145—WCBS Second Mrs. Burton WNBC N.-us; Bon Hnymea Meet 8:00, 11:50. Killers of 1,33 WABC Now*: Dick Shcpard WOR Nr« on the teenager's hand and foi WNBC Emphasis tills—WABC Quinry Howe Kilimanjaro 10:20, tlOO—WCBS News: Ucsl Seller WCBS Starlllrhl Snlute tune. "Vacation With Pay" is LANA TURNER WHTQ Headlines. Musio WOR McCullnueh & Eliot summer repeat. Fly-In Drive-ln-FRI. & SAT. WNBC News; Jim I.cum 11:10—WABC The World of —Come Dance With Me 8:00, ANTHONY QUINN WOR New., Les Smith Tomorrow till—WOR Galen Dr»k« WCBS Mu.ic 'Tl! r>»wT> 10:00—(Ch. 7)-Robcrt Tayloi 11:20; A Woman Like Satan SANDRA DEE II3O—WCBS Allen Gray 12100—WABC [liR Joe In the Detectives—Another repea 9:50. SUN.—Hondo 8:00; Some WHTO News: WNBC Nows: All Night In Like It Hot 10:00; Kings Go JOHN SAXON Rilulnir Mu»te N. *t. for viewers who were at thi llS5—WABC News; Dick Shepard WOR I.one John movies the first time this WE Forth 12:10. WNBC Emphails LONG BRANCH tlOO—WCBS News: MORNING PROGRAMS shown. Titled "The Long Jump, Freeman & Havel t's the well-worn story of Baronet—Some Like It Hot 3:30 WHTO ll'itillinrs. Music 7t00—WABC News. Al Lohroan 7:00, 11:00; Hole In The Head N WNBC News; Jim I.owa WCBS Jack Sterling would-be suicide, Eddie (Adar • WOR News: T.yle Van WHTO Jlnnmomh-Ocoan Williams), poised on a high ol 1:30, 9:00. SAT.—Kiddie Show: HIS—WOR Artfnc Frnnc\« New). Summary fice building. Police Lts. Co War Arrow 2:00; Some Like It 3:10—WHTON'ews: KllK Trlcpi Kirk Douglas and Kim Novak in "Strangers When We Relaxing Music WOR News: way (Lee Farri and Lindstroi Hot 6:05, 10:35; Hole In The PLUS "S.O.S. PACIFIC" - Cartoons - Horror Show 1:33—WABC News: Mnrlln Hloclt .John GnniMinff Meet," starting Sunday at the Shore Drive-in Theater, WNBC Emphasis WNBC Nows: Hill Cullen (Russ Thorson) try to talk Edd Head 4:00, 8:30. SUN.-Pay or 4lOO— WCBS News; Hick Noel 7iJ0—WHTO Mows: out of the jump. Enid Janes Routes 33 and 34, Collingwood Circle. Die 3:20, 6:35, 9:50; The Hyp- WHTO Closing Slock Wiike up to Milslo Eddie's girl friend. Robert Tay- SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Report: Music Tl«5—WHTO Civil Sorvice News notic Eye 2:00, 5:15, 8:30. WNBC News: Ait Void 8:00—WABC Now*-. Al t,ohroan lor stars as Capt. Holbrook. FREEHOLD WOR News, John Wlngats WHTO llradllnca: EQUAL VOTE 4tlS—WOR Radio New York Wake Up To Music Gesundlicit Strand—Portrait in Black 7:00 "STORY OF RUTH" in Technicolor tl!O—WHTO News: WCBS Newn: Jork Strrlinj 8:30—(Ch. 2)—Hotel de Parcc— EL DORADO, Kan. (AP)—Res- SHAWNEE-ON-DELAWARE, 10:30. SAT.—Portrait In Black Relaxing Music Show iundance (F.arl Hnlliman) finds idents of Rosalia Township be- Plus "HIGH POWERED RIFLE" 4:35—WABC News: Martin Hlock WOR News 2:28, 6:02, 3:34. SUN. — 13 WHTO Ft. Mnnmnutti H WNBC News: mil Cullen things on ani Ghosts 2:00, 4:27, 7:34, 10:21 rivtl Service News 811S—WOR llorolhy nn.l Pick 8:30— WHTO N»w»: WNBC F.mphast* cutaway coal left al the hotel the governors of Pennsylvania, Electronic Monster 3:35, 6:22 1:00—WCBS News: Dick Nod Hrlnvini Mii.lo At a recent primary election, 9:00. WHTQ Monmouth.Ocean 1:33—WABC NVus Tl.-i-ort. bv a guest in lieu of cash in. New York and New Jersey for News Summary; • •.OS—WABC ItmiMnsi Club "Sundance and the Good Luck 6* votes were cast—34 each in support of a ragweed control ASBURY PARK Pow-Jonrs WCBS News; program. WNBC News, Art Fnr.l Arthur O.ifrf): Coat." Regulars Anneltp (Jean- the north nnd south precincts. Lyric-Ocean's 11 2:40, 7:10 WOR News. John Scolt WHTQ llmdliniBi: nette Nolan) nnd Aaron (Strother Gov. David Lawrence of 9:40. SAT. & SUN.-It Started f US—WOR Radio New York Strictly fnr Women What's more, 34 Republicans II3O—WHTO News: WNBC Naws: Hill Cullen Martin) are on hand. Another Pennsylvania wns lauded, par- in Naples 2:00, 4:10, 6:00, 8:10, Relaxing Muslo WOR Nows; Gnlen Draki repent. and 34 Democrats cast ballots. ticularly, far Inaugurating a 10:00. HIS—WABC News 9:JO—WHTO N«rf»: program In the state nlong 2,- ALL THEATRES ARE AIR CONDITIONED CVCNINO Mayfal'r—Let's Make Love 2:45, 9:33—WNBC rm"hil"lsM""1° 500 miles of highway, nearly • lOO— WCBS News 10:00—WABC News; 7:25, 10:00. SAT.-7th Voyage WHTQ Headline*: half In the Pocono Mountains of Sinbad 2:00; Song Without Pinner Music Martin fllock vncntlon area, WNBC Up To The Minim WCBJ Now,: HOUIARDjOHMOrif Knd 4: .10, 7:15, 10:00. SUN.— Muring. Wrleht WOR NVwi, l.yle Van WHTO HdidlittFa Mu-'O Ciovs. Robert Mcyncr nf New Sons Without End 2:00, 4:40, . (US—WABC Howard fn.i.11 WNBC Jersey and Nelson Rockefeller WCRS Snorts. Ron Tnoke News: Arl I'oril "Landmark (or Hungry Antrlcaat" 7:20, 10:00. WOR l of New York wore cited for WOR Kews: .lnhn WtnanU 10HS—Won Ocean— Portrait in Wnck 7:30, • 130— WCBS Newt; iltislnrii IOIIO—WHTO proposing I" Inaticuralc pro- MARILYN MONROE CLARK GABLE WflBC John Paly grams In their states. 9:-in. SAT.—Portrnit in Black i YVES MONTAND SOPHIA LOKEN WHTQ M««-r WOR In 2:-10, 7:30, 9:40. P'nnrr ^Tns«tf" "IT STARTED (Sinn Off ?:0n p.m. M.irlhn Toane "LET'S MAKE LOVE" tOlSS—WA«" Vow-.- Mnvlln IllncV RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN CORRECTION, PLEASE Paramount — It Started In IN NAPLES" WOR News, WNDC Ijhnll , Henry Glitdalnna SUNDAY thru THURSDAY Naples .1:00. 7:00, 8:50, 10:40. : ||m,,» r«rt» CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - An In • >4I—WAIC Ttuslneo Final) moo—wen* 0:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. SAT. & SUN.—Let's Mako Love Nitw* Ttennrls I ! Ml dian wns plnced In jail here to WHTO 2:35, 5:05, 7:30, 9:55. WCI» Lowell Thornm FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY spend the nlsht. He said his WOR Mnnrts. Stun l«u SI. Jnmos-FRI. SAT. & SUN.- WNBO Three Star Kxlr« 8::.": 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. nnmc was Left Hand Bull. | Hen Hur 2:00, 8:30, •ni_west rhii niitiitn Tf'nrhfront The following mornlnR lie do-} TlOO—WASC F.rtwuni I>. Morgan MHO—WABC M«.-iln Hloi-1,, Jfnln FRANK SINATRA . Mnrltyn Monroe WCII* New*; Amns 'n Amir Ilrllevi. Hnllronin mnnded his named In be spelled' WNHC News: Wityna tlowsl WCR» C,»rvv Mnnri. correctly—Lcfton null. II you DEAN MAHT1N ''Some Like It Mot WOI» \ll Your invitation Trunk Slnnlrn Till—WAHC WHTO Pri( Kank R«rl«t»r please "OCEAN'S 11" WOR ,.,_ N»w«. p«|i< Hnflmnn Hole In thu Head Till—WCBI WOn Mr-dinns oiin««;c tllO—WAKC \\u Collage L Smooth worsted • hopsncklnf] I Jack Wn of nil wool Is mimlivr imp choice KKANSUUIU; In stilling fnhrlc.q this fall. - Sullivan's HWY. 3ft WA A K.K 6-9675 SPRING LAKE.N.J. SHORE DRIVE-IN ^i Sri^ RTS. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE BUFFET and DANCING SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREE! AL KENNY from 9 P. HI. to «l«»iii(l TONITE and TOMORROW Sensational Plnnht Mill OflN (I .10 I" M -MOVIII M DUIP< Appearing Nllely "BELLBOY" Plut "TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT" "[HUM i iiKfiijii il' Lunchoon • Dinner TURNER ANTHONY OUINN Jerry Roberts Trio SUNOS* OK ' ItllN SOON Aummmnilntlnni Inr • • STARTS SUNDAY NITE * i t'n: lid KIRK DOUGLAS — KIM NOVAK Wall Strecf Report* ovor "H10 Radio" I'ltlVAir. HOOM in "STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET'-' •I 11:38 A. Al. mill liillimlnn i mill .1 I1. M, mnmits Gibson.9-9000 PLUS "KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO" RED. BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept 9, 1960—15 Industrial STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERCARD —SOTHErPUNNEPTO /. 70U&H BKfcAK FOR Trie SHE MAY BS LUCKIER THAN 'BIG BERTHA'/~AFTERTr)E POLICE fit TIE THE MUTT IN 7HE BARN MAO. Vil PHOTOS TO I yOJNS ONE, STEVE/-5HS PROSPECTIVE BUYERS V woirr BESOPRgny CHECK INTO THEIR Film Set Up MIKE/ THEN, WHILE- WE DRIVE THE "ACCIPENTAU DSATHy LADIES INTO TOWN 70 MEET THE OF THE STOLEN PAINTINGS,/* AFTER P0IW3 A LOWS DAILY FORTUNE FINDER MIKE/ . J( STRETCH FOR GRAND SHERIFF, TLL TELL >DU WHAT THIS IS To learn your "Fortune" for today from the stars, write in the letters AU ABOUT/ LARCENY.' ot the alphabet corresponding1 to the numerals on the line of the astro- At N. S. Fair Column logical period in which you were born. You will find it fu». * ' ™ ' 10 ll 12 ij 14 15 16 17 IB 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2fi NEW SHREWSBURY - Indus- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A_.B c ° E f C H I J K L M N OPQRSTUVWXYZ trial and commercial advantages! JAN. 52. 3 15 14 19 20 18 21 3 20 9 22 5 4.1 25 19 and opportunities available in There are two kinds of luck— FEB. 30 this state will be emphasized in : ivhat you suffer from and what KB. 21. 1 19 20 18 15 12 15 7 9 3 1 12 7 1 9 14 repeated showings of the film, [he opponents fall into. The onlyj .MAR. 20 "Camera Eye On New Jersey," redeeming feature of this is that; MAR.21- 1 22 5 14 20 21 18 6 19 21 3 3 C 5 4 19 at the New Shrewsbury Country the opponenls don't always know Ap>-ao Fair, starting tomorrow night. what a bed of roses they have APR. 31. 16 5 18 19 15 U 1 02 16 12 0 1 19 21 18 6 The feature will be screened stumbled upon. Don't tell them! I WAY10 in the exhibit booth of the New South bounced into four hearts! MAY21- 22-v 5 18 25 7 5 14 5 18 15 2X 19 1 9 6 20 Shrewsbury Industrial Congress, without really knowing what hheei says Frank Connolly, exhitJit l f5! coulld makek . It was a reasonablble I j| 'f ' 14 5 23 1 0 •* 19 20 15 19 21 3 3 5 19 19 chairman. It portrays port ac- bid, but he also found a useful!! ^ULT" tivity, rail, highway and water JULY 24- 7 1 25 5 22 5 14 20 14 15 23 1 S S 1 4 dummy. ] AUG.22 transportation, natural resources West opened the jack of dia- > and many of the busy industries MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY AUG. 23- 1 22 9 3 20 15 18 25 9 19 3 12 15 19 5 18 monds, and dummy won with the' SEPT. 23 centered in the state. queen. South wondered whether SEPT. 24. 7 15 15 4 14 5 23 19 6 18 15 13 1 6 1 18 Mr. Connolly said the docu- to finesse in trumps or in spades OCT. 23 mentary film was selected to and properly decided to try the OCT. 24- 1 12 15 19 19 14 15 23 18 5 7 1 9 14 5 4 show residents how ideal New heart finesse first. If it lost NOV.22 Jersey is as an industrial loca- to the queen, he could get back nov. 6 21 20 21 18 5 9 19 9 14 22 9 20 9 14 7 tion and something of the scope to dummy with the ace of dia- DEC. 22 of the state's complex network of monds to try the spade finesse. DEC 23- 1 13 1 14 S 1 18 4 20- 15 16 12 • 5 1 19 6 wel-diversified industries. This was a reasonable plan and JAN. 21 might well have succeeded. If Also to be seen at this booth West had been fuming about the are aerial photographs of areas ©IKft Kinf nniin s,™]kitr, t . within the borough that have re w cently been rezoned Tor industry. THE HANDS .uck of his opponents, he wouldisecond trump trick, a club andj°^« b^brochures ^of have won the first trump tnck;a spade. Idevelopment of the local program with the queen of hearts. South; DAILY QUESTION and photographs of newly corn- South dealer would eventually get to dummy, .Dea,er at your |eft_ bids one pleted installations. ' Both sides vulnerable for a spade finesse, and would . r( Your partner doubles, and Representatives of the congress NORTH lose two trumps and one club. lthe ne?ct player passes You hold' iwill be on hand until the fair: A 10 9 7 6 u, A-A ,Foresieh' ,. , jspades-K J 4 3 Hearts-4 Dia- closes Saturday to discuss with SECRET AGENT X9 V 6 3 West didn't waste his time fum- | _g 6 5 4 2 Clubs—A J 7. Iresidents and visitors plans for JtVjIXLI /-\\^l_l ^ I /\ i • A Q mon( s ing He could see that >f South what do you say? present and future industrial ac- * 10 9 6 S 2 WEST needed a spade or club finesse Answer; Bid two spades. This tivity. HOTSO ^ • 852 EAST it would work. Nothing could be jump responSe is invitational, but .CDI0 ¥A THERESA ¥ AQ2 7 ^4 lost if he concealed this fact from not forcing. if you had slightly FIRST GIFT i I IV • 8 6 5 4 J South. more strength you would make a BALTIMORE (AP)-The Heart Pimm— /nn/m • 843 * A J 7 Therefore West won the trump VDUTO SOUTH ' 7 cue bid of two hearts. Assn. of Maryland has received trick with the ace instead of the ijs first donation of the new IT I A A Q queen. The diamond return put YOUNG FOR AGING fiscal year. declarer back in the dummy. VKI.0987, Joanne Aaronson, 12, and her South didn't know about the CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — What's * K Q in a name department? 13-year-old brother, Scott, sent in West North East spades, but he did know that the. $1.70—the entire proceeds of a 1 V Pass I NT Pass trump finesse had worked. So he The chairman of the Natrona 4 V All Pass led another trump from dummy, county committee on aging is charity carnival they staged at Opening lead — *J and East's discard was like a Charles E. Young. their house. 'i cold shower. South had to lose a "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE Aniwer to Yuterdsy't PuliI* V For Saturday, Septet1--r |0 ACROSS i-Exactly upright 1-Fart of fac* 4-Qalt 4-Anlmat of . 5-Everyon« NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL Himalaya 6-FemalB Present—For You and Mountains relative' Yours • . • Mental abilities, Op- I-Wooden pin 7-Beloved ones 11-Frult drink S-Pllaster timism and imagination arc U-Fortign 9-HavlnR a OS SDQ 0(33 stressed. Yovi can rely on your 14-Hall! parliament OUSHTA PLAY It INK 5TRW&HT 16-Cllck bettl* ll)-Glrl's name intuition and judgment and this TOTHEKieHTA IN MIGHT U-Strin of 11-Ohtaln asrjo Baaa HH leather on ID-Hindu aaaaa is a good time to wind up busi- UTTLE 60'5 TO ahoi> bottom ejaculation ness deals which have been ALLOW FOR 6 lT-Soak SI-Brick THAT SLOPE/ U-Amerlcan enclosure pending. Matters dealing with essayist J2-Cyprlnold advertising, publicity and other 10-Creep fish 22-Newspapcr 8.1-Crown forms of communication arc paragraph 24-Baker'a 93-Uncoutb 42-Mountalm of lt-Footllka product person Europe under fav- ' • part 26-Cotton fabric I4-Initla1> 43-Frohlblt> !5-I» 111 of 26th ' 44-Church ment. J8-No!se J7-Salnt President bench JS-thrce-toed (abbr.) 35-Expand 45-Macaw sloths iS-Man's 37-Near 41-Preflx: threo Past. .. This is a famous date Future . . . Mothers will wcl- 30- Fold 30-Lltt 43-Confederate Jl-Sun-dried nickname <0-Three-toed general in Tennessee history. In 1794, come.a new shoe leather with JEX brick 30-CuEhlon sloth 60-Seed 3!-soothea 12-Unlli a built-in shine. It will be strong 34-Threefold and durable and processed to IS-Parent Knoxville. In 1894. the United (colloq.) Daughters of the Confederacy repel dirt. Just wash with water iS-Quldo-i s high not* was founded at Nashville. and buff. IS-Speed , MARK TRAIL By. ED DODD contest J9-Frce ol 40-Dlllseed i *1-Common- The Day Under Your Sign AS SOON AS I LEAVE HERE I'LL place I HAD TO SEE MY LITTLE ARIES |Born March 21 to April I?) LIBRA DISAPPEAR INTO "THE WOODS FOR COCO 43-Tlny amount [Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) GIRL ONCE MORE, MARK... ..ITS BETTER FOB KATHV TO THINK. 44-Crony This U 1 (rond day to do choves aroun Try \t\ lion out points of nisaRreement (colloq.) the liomr, hut hr rarrfitl. relieve (irc>*ure a( home. BLTT I'D RATHER DIE THAN HAVE I'M DEAP THAJH EVER TO HER EVER KNOW THAT HER 46- Lasso TAURUS (April 20 ro M.y 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to No». 21) KNOW THE TRUTH / 48-HlEh frre'i that day you've been waiting* FATHEB'S A THIEF.' 1 Plan a sal- Saturilav nlcht cel'locellier mountain 32 Make the most of it . wild [nrniM, (irfleranly outiloors. (1-Period of time GEMINI (M»y 21 to Jun. 21) SAGITTARIUS |Nov. 22 lo Dee. 21) it- Showy 'aVe ailvanlase of thr day and Joaf. A trmlenrv to eat and drink more than is flower ion can make up for Ion time later. (rood for you should be nipped in the bud. U-Unit of CANCER (Jun. 22 to July 211 CAPRICORN |0ee. 22 lo Jan. 20) Portuguese currency 3 ll» l*tltr lo r>l at linmr linn lo take I Jtan't rrly loo miKli on what von hr»arr. I4-Armed ebnee m ununvlixr pliw-rs. * :_.i_ msy rt-li the trutli. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 211 conflict 49 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to F*b. 19) OKAY. JOHN.. H-Condeacend- 46 Provide fntrrlainmrnt for tfcr family, Yotlr partnrr 1m a rich! to e.xpffl to be I'LL KEEP YOUR hen e?t in a little fishing or Knifing, ron*iiltrri about focinl rnRflE>"nirntt. ing looki SECRET/ ••-Still 92 53 VIRGO (A119. 22 to Sept. 22| PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) DOWN Kven though you feel peppier, den't Ymir mental auiliirfp nffectt others. Ml ftj iverdo tlic exercise routine today. 10 be more op^ttni'ttc^ 1-Toung bor 34 55 1-Xrtlflcial * I960. FieM Enlerrrisel, Inc. languag* D atr. byUnlted Feature Syndlate, Inc. 9 POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS

, IN T CAN'T 00 THAT UUCKV POK wBB,. \ AW WAV HOT m A PUU.-PLEBSBP COCTSe VETiBUT >OU PIP TME TAIXgP TDTHE .( PUNE LEAVES BBDTHER ,e, T6A S S / R5UWS. WAVE WE \ IN A0OUT URV NPHtWAVEHX £rSous e CAM HgS6-">OU Vll Hlgfe !'A\ TH6 ONLY SIT flMBIDSENDA 1 THREE HOME RaSrWX THE rSCANC? \ A WCWSAf. / WOM&AT LgPT AN AN'SPUltA \CA3lB6Hm? /IMINUTBS! HIS WONEV-) THgYWENfTTO, WONfSO PAR WITHOUT M OW PUT Y 60 CUP, MOON VET?/ ANP WE DON'T A NICE CUP Of -TEA k:^DW WHAT / our HAPPBWBDIBTWBM,'

}'•)

MARY WORTH «y ALLEN SAUNOERS and KE!\ ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL I'll BET IF VOU JU5T TALKED- I MAD A 5r.CRETAR.IAiL NATURALLY-" AND SOMEBODY TOOK C0UML ONCL!-"AND-"IF YOU VIA TEACHING- \ IT DOWN-'- IT'D Bt HIlWTO GET OVER] WRONG /BUT.-I MtAM WAMTtD 10 TRY THAT WAV". I'D WITH THAT OARBMF.,JUDY!/ TRVIMO TO, MR. CLARK.! CONSIDER IT A PR1VILE0E! THM-- A HIS (NFeRIORlTV/ ••• I CAN'LJWRITtl —^ VOtfR.1 TRVIK& TO - GREW WRlTt HUE AN DANEf AUTHOR!

H REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CM. ALLi:\ I'M TAKING- I KNOW A NICE TOMMY, FOR PLACE AROUWD NICE LONG- THE CORNER WHERE WALK WE CAN 6 IT $&0&&, Sept 9, 1960 REP BANK REGISTER Four Top Races Set Tomorrow Russia Assured of Team Victory and Point At Freehold Oval FREEHOLD — Four class B Leadership in Olympics; U. S. is Second races will flavor tomorrow af- ternoon's harness racing program at Freehold Raceway. ROME, Sept. 9 (AP)-Soviet First of the important clashes Russia, its gold medal and team will be the fourth race, a Class point leadership ovar the United Freehold B-C handicap trot. Among the States assured, looked to more starters in the dash, due at post of the so-called minor sports it at approximately 3:15, are Queen excels in today to fatten its dom- Entries May, Darn Trusty, Josedale Lord- FIRST RACE—One Mllo. 2:00 p. m ship, Wally Song and Beau Brum- ination of the I960 Olympic . Class D Pace. Purse 5650. games. 6 Mighty Moodv, To be ann — 52 mel. 'l Prasmlto. C. Carr ...5-1 The first results of the day 1 Afton Belle. M.-Robinson 7 2 The sixth race, which will move i Beisle C. P. White _ 8 1 toward the starter's gate about gave an indication of what was I Homestretch Flare, S. Josloff 61 to come. In the first quarter 4 Filly Bob, H. Ballard 81 4 o'clock, is a Class B pace that 5 Jarrettown Joan, F. Jaeger 101 final match of the team epee 7 Corner Kid. C. Hnpp _ „. 8 1 figures to be hotly contested. fencing tournament, the Russians Also eligible—King's Day. R. Rankln My Surprise, Henry Byrd and I SECOND RACE—One Mile. 2:30 p. ra quickly advanced to the semi- I Class D Pace. Purse $li50. Miss Ethel, heavy Freehold win- \^ Jlmmle's Bonnie. F. White ...- 7 2 finals with a 9-2 victory over 17'Active Buddy Boy, p.. Farrlngton •ii ners this meeting, are among Germany. Italy beat Sweden, 1 Forte Apache, J. Masfley 61 the eight-horse field. 2 Countess Wilma, A. Gerberlch .... B 1 9-3, and will meet Russia in the 3 Chlpman'K First, S. Josloff .... Evelyn Regent makes her first 4 Cheryl Ann, M. Robinson - 8 1 semis. B Aubrey York, D. Murphy „. 8 1 appearance since winning the With track and field ended ex 8 Mountain Lass, G. Wimbrow 101 first half of the Labor Day in- cept for Saturday's marathon Also ellElble—Wise You, J. Altlzer, vitational pace in the featured race, the day's Olympic schedule 1 'THIRD RACE—One Mile. 1:50 o. m seventh, slated to leave the start- Class D Trot. Purse $650. showed competition in shooting, 1 Yanko« Titan, H. Kelly 5-1 ing gate in the neighborhood of 3 Bunny Return, J. Perkins . 5-2 gymnastics, weightlifting, horse- 2 Star Note, W. Clark 7-2 KART WINNER — Thomas R. Jensen, Jr., 233 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, won 4:35. Earl's Pal, Rayson, Grat- manship, and fencing—sports in 4 PeKgy Recent. W. Blumhardt 8-1 tan Pence, Miss New RoSs, Cadil- 6 Betty McBlery, C. Crook 10-1 the fall championship in Class A Division at Ferris Kartway in Eddington, Pa., re- which the Soviets have been 6 Maryland Dave, N. Bosley .—._.. 6-1 lac Golddust and Blair Hanover, scoring well and regularly. T Miss Gazelle, T. White „ 8-1 cently. He won over 20 contestants in the 40 lap feature event. Mr. Jensen started consistent Freehold horses, and 5 Demon 8cott. L. Dorsey 8-: Shooting finals were scheduled FOURTH RACE—One Mile. 3:15 p. m in 15th position and battled his way up to the top position. His Kart is a Bug, power- Counsel Hal, just down from Class p. Trot. Purse $650. Roosevelt Raceway, will offer in clay pigeon and rapid fire pis- I Buena Bob, A. Owens - 2-1 ed with a Homelite KL 92. tol with Russians leading at the 1 Everett Scott, P. Vlrag -. 4-1 tough opposition to Evelyn Re- I Lucky D, B. Oltutt M halfway mark in each. The only t Drrarn Nctte, H. Williams 101 gent. U.S possibility was Marine Capt. Bob McEllen, R. 8hlle.i ....121 Colby Prince, J. MacQucen ...- 5-1 Tomorrow marks the 31st day Bill McMillan of Turtle Creek, Tommy Hayes, V. O'Hcarn 6-1 of the 50-day meeting. First post Lllliouraiih, C. Kobaah 10-1 Pa., who was second at the mid- U.S. WINS 1.600-METER RELAY —Otis Davis, right, of FIFTH 1XACU—One Mile. 3:40 D. m S. S. Y. C. Skippers Trailing throughout the session is 2 p.m. way point of the rapid fire pis- Class P Pace. Purse 5C50. Los Angeles, anchor man for fhe U.S. 1,600-meter relay HI Lo's Colleen, J. Hardwlck 5-2 Daily double windows close at tol. Lt. Jim Clark of Bartles- Swatice, W. Zendt 1:45. ville, Okla., was fifth at the same team, crosses finish line in world record time of 3:02,2 Beach Head, N. Bosley -. Martha Direct, To be ann -101 stage in the clay pigeon event. at the Olympic Games in Rome. At left is Germany's 2. Molly Volo, A. Owens 51 In International Comet Races Both Capt. McMillan and the 5 Sandy K. Hal, O. KlnE 41 Carl Kaufmann, in second place. Other members of (I Honest Desire, 3. Beloto 101 Keyler-Spencer leader, Russia's Evceniy Cher 8 Hunter, M. Robinson 10-1 BEACH HAVEN - Defending SIXTH RACE—One Mile. 4:05 p. m :hampion John MacCausland, kasov, were ninning ahead of the U.S. team are Jack Yerman of Woodland, Calif.; Earl Claas C Pace. Purse 5900. World and Olympic record pace. Young of San Fernando, Calif., and Glenn Davis of Col- 4 Streak, C. OaWcy - $-2 lopper River Yacht Club, Col- Radcliffe Hall is Feature Beacon Winners 1 Marvolo Trebluh. F. Hulbert 7-2 lingswood, won the first two of Except for McMillan and John umbus, Ohio. (AP Wirephoto by radio from Rome) 2 Direct Goose, H. Robinson -V: LEONARDO — Mrs. Charles Kelley's remote hopes in tomor- 3 Tippy Flnso, M. Robinson .— "•' ive races yesterday to hold a 5 Homestretch soot, W. Evans 8-: slim lead in the 23d annual'Co- Kcyler and Mrs. John W. Spen- row's marathon, America's only 0 Annln West. V. Cowger »•! Winner at Freehold Oval cer had 83s in the 18-hole divis- Columbus, Ohio :45.5 and then countryman, Vladimir Kuts, but 7 Paula, Jablon, U . Fancher - 6-' met International regatta being other gold medal of the games 8 Edison Hanover, H. Kelly — 10- ion to win the kickers held yes- short of the latter's World mark SEVENTH RACE—One Mile. 4:30 p, held here. which end Sunday would come Otis Davis, the new 400 meter FREEHOLD — Radcliffe Hal Radcllfte. Hal fIVway) 8.00 3.40 5.4fl terday by the ladies of Beacon ing from Los Angeles, clocked of 28:30.4. ..i. Claas c Cd. nee. Purse 5800. In taking the lead, MacCaus- Blue Dan (Mattox) 5.20 2.80 from the unbeaten basketball 1 nose Dillon. R. Tarbulton, Sr 9-1 raced three wide to assume the Afton Frank (Kelly) Hill Country Club. team, which won its seventh n anchor leg at :44.4. Max Truex, of Warsaw, Ind., 4 ChalldalB Ron, R. Farrlnfton ... 7- land and his crew member Bill 6 Wee Willie WltlKle. J. Massey .... 5- lead in the final quarter for a 7th Race—1 mflele:j Pace: SMO; off 4:35. Low gross for the 18-hole straight game, 112-81 over Italy Davis had to run the fastest the lone American entry, sur- 2 Homestretch Dude, c. KoDash .... 8- Dunn totaled 74'/ points to stay 2 two-length victory in the feature Dan Consress (Cowger) 7.00' 4.SD 3.20 bracket went to Mrs. Walter Gil- last night. 100 from a moving start in World prised with a fine sixth place 3 Keen's Jay, C. Carter 6- ahead of runnerup Dr. Henry Klvtn R'croft ikockprman) 5 Miss Betty Ann. H. Robinson ...... 8- U.S. Savings Bond Pace yester- Chockoyntto Lee IR'way) s.'^l lette, 93. Mrs. Spencer won the A victory over Brazil would rack history to beat Germany's showing in 28:50.2 the fastest he 7 Kddlc's Mr. York, V. cowter ....10-] Budd Rohrer, Jr., of Rochester, TJme 2:07.1. 8 Volo Del. W. Rldgway 8-1 day at Freehold Raceway. The Sth Race—1 mile: Pace: SWI0: orf 5:01 putting prize with 27. clinch it for the All-Star Club nard charging Carl Kaufmann ever has run the event. EIGHTH RACE-One Mile. 4:60 p. m. N.Y, Rohrer stayed on the tail five-year-old black gelding paid Dark Mink (Klrliyj 5O.S0 16.40 5.40 In the nine-hole bracket, Mrs. coached by California's Pete ivho brought the surprising Teu- The Russians, also picked up Class C Pace. Purse S!HK). f MacCausland by finishing se- Uncle Jim CZendU 12.J0 5 Michael Dee. W. Zendt 0 $5, $3.40 and $2.40. Johnnie W. Wilson (Barnes) tons in second with a :44.5. I True Wilma. C. Carter 5 cond in both races for 72 points. Victor E. Grossinger turned in Newell. two gold medals in weightlifting In ceremonies before the race, Time 2:09.2. In the final field events, the with Alexander Kurynov beating 8 r.oldcn Guv. 1). Johnson 7 Kell Achenback, Philadelphia, nth Race—1 mile: Pace: SM0: olf 5:K. low gross with a 54 card. Mrs. The track and field games '1 Success AilL'e. C. Oakley 8- Leslie Brown, vice-chairman of DagHworthy York (B'ks) 5.20 3.20 l'.6O :t Marie. Eden. M. Robinson 10- Nelson Todd had low net, 58-19— wound up Thursday in a surge of U.S.A. was shut out. Russia's Tommy Kono, Honolulu in the a member of the Stone Harbor the New Jersey Savings Bond Adam Brewer fM.Rob'sonj 6.60 :M( Viktor Cybulenko won the Jave- middleweight division on a lift of 4 Illrpct Cochnto. C. Kobnah -> Mv Loo iBally) 3.81 39, and Mrs. Grossinger had low glory for some of the Americans 6 Enslen Marie. B. Evllsizor 8. Yacht Club, was in third place committee, made two awards in Time 2:09. and a day of doom for one. lin with 278-8 %. Al Cantello, 964 pounds that cracked Kono's 7 Fan Norrla. R. Sta/ford with 66 points. 10th Race—I mllo; Pace: SIS50; olJ 5:51 putts, 12. NINTH RACE. Ono MileMe. 5:20 D. ra. recognition of the track's con- Follow Her (OffulO 24.80 10.10 5.2(1 Next week the ladies will hold Wilma Rudolph, Clarksville Norristown, Pa., World record World record. Kono was second Clnsn C TrotTt . Pur.iP f SflOOSflOO. Two Shrewsbury Sailing and tinual support of savings bond Sis Yellowbrook fK'tunc) " '" holder at 282-3'/ threw only 245-1 with a lift of 942 pounds. G Maiula Hanover, E. Barnes, Jr. Loralne Zombelle (Dlllj One Club tournament. Tenn., anchored the U.S. women 2 7 Vickie Dean, G. Klnc 7: Yacht Club sailors of Oceanport drives over the past decade. The 4 Tlecr FlFltzt , B . BallBlly 5- 400 meter relay team to her third and never got to the finals. Ro- The Grand Prix De Dressage are in the fourth and fifth posi- Eisenhower Medallion was given Attendance 3,942. Handle $253,147. t Homestretch Dalfly. W. Bach S- BOW, ARROW COURSE gold medal of the I960 Olympics mania's Iolanda Balas captured in the Equestrian competition al 'l TClofse, W. Staata - - 6- tions. Tom Morrison, Fair Hav-to Frederick Fatzler, track own- the women's high jump at 6-1VJ 3 Hughes Hanover, To he ann 10. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A placing her in a select class with so was won by Russia. 5 Ruadydale Kdltor. J. Hlgglnn ¥>•'. en, with third and ninth places, er, and the Robert Anderson bow and arrow hunter safety all-time greats. in which the only American, Ne- With the Olympics drawing to B Mary S., W. Curtis S.| is in fourth place with 64 points. Medal to John Cronin, executive TENTH RACE-. Ono Mile. 5:15 D. m Henry Executes course will be given tomorrow But her boy friend, Ray Noromia Rogers of Roba, Ala., went a close Sunday, the unofficia Class D Pace. Purse S05O. Allan Schneider is crewing for vice president. Cronin accepted out early. 1 Erlnn. Hanover, n. Murphy from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at ton, of Oakland, Calif., ran out team title once more seemed to 5 Ensign Ace, R. rioch Morrison. both. be Russia's with a 34 gold medals 1 Dnle Regent, To he ann Unami's Archery Range, Portland side his zone of limitation in The 10,000 meter grind went Dean Waters, a member of the Number one post horses won Double Eagle and 618 points. The United States 2 Ivan Bohemia, H. Kelly Rd. Howard Isaac, 60 Obre PI., taking the baton in the men's to another Russian, Peter Bolot 4 Burns Hanover, V. Sechrlst B.l local club, holds down fifth place four straight races yesterday, 400 meter finals and the Ameri nikov, in 28:32.2, better than the had 32 gold medals and 511ift4 Meadow Maslc, To he ann 10> ifter finishing in eighth place EATONTOWN — Charles Hen .will be in charge. 6 Mardela Hanover. W. Blumhardt s. starting with a victory by Prodi- points. ry, 82 Throckmorton Ave., Red cans were disqualified after it ap-28:45.6 Olympic mark of his 7 Kay's True, A. Williams 5-1 wice. Waters, who was runnerup gal Rosecroft in the third. Lulli- peared they had beaten the Ger to MacCausland last year, accum- Bank, executed one of the rare This fall, white is right, and sab, Duffy's Scotch and Radcliffe shots on the golf course Tuesday specially correct when teamed mans. ulated 60 points. Hal continued the trend until For Norton it was the climax Other Shrewsbury Y.C. contest- when he scored a double eagle vith accents of fabulous furs! number four post Dan Congress at Old Orchard Country Club. to a dismal flop. He ran lasBaltimore Picks Up GameLead ants placed as follows: Dave won the seventh. !n both the 100 and 200 meter Kingston. Oceanport, ninth, with Mr. Henry made the shot on Royal Midnight ($5.80) and the seventh hole in which the sprints—the man rated on form 12 and 11 place finishes for 53Beauty Byrd ($13.40) brought to be the top favorite. points. green is surrounded by water. holders of the 3-6 double tickets The hole is 470 yeards and is a Wilma emerged the top star. As Chicago Nips Yanks, 5-4 Bud Rogers, Bound Brook, 17th, a yield of $66.20. tabbed par 5. She won the three gold medals with 16 and 24 places for 36 1st Rae*—1 mile: Parr: S6.W; off 2:04. the U.S. women collected to g points. Royftl Midnight (Zendn 5.S0 4 60 3 40 When asked when he was go- Associated Press Ego C. fir. Robinson) 6.S0 fi.W) with the men's nine. The Leighton Waters. Rumson, 20th, Brown Mink (Lone) 6 20 ing to make a hole-in-one, Mr. Opening day, Baltimore beat Tims 3:11. sians got 11 track and field firsts, with 21 and 23 finishes for 32 2nd Rflcp— 1 mil*: Pace; S6.V); off 2:20 Henry stated, "This is better than six by their women, a slzeabli Washington, 3-2. behind Jack points. Waters is one of the sur-Rpmity Ryrd (Altlzerl 13.40 4.fin 3 fiOa hole-in-one. The ace is only Fisher's 3 2/3 innings of three- Mlia Julia Cohh (Johnnon) 4.20 2.SO STOCK CAR dent in what the Americans onc On The Gridiron prise down the list sailors. The Helen Ann Direct (German) 3.20 one good shot, this was two good considered their own back yard hit, shutout relief. Now there are Waters craft, with Edward 0'- Time 2:100. shots." He got off a beautiful just 18 games left, and that Dully Double. (311) Ttoyn! Midnight anil The disqualification, though By Colonel Earl H. (Red) Blaik Mara as crew, generally is near Remity Ityrd paid $l>*l.r>i). drive and climaxed it with an- RACING same young right-hander has 3rd Race—1 mile: Trot; $650: off 2:51. spoiled what would have been the top of all regattas with the Prodleal Iferoft (B'ley) 11.20 55.I1 O 4.440 other beautiful No. 3 iron shot. rousing finish for Uncle Sam. Th pitched his third consecutive Every youngster from the sixth grade UD shouli veteran skipper being a tough Maryland Wllmer (Brennan) p.cpco 5.0500 shutout, winning his sixth in a \V. E. Rnnecrort (Weaver) 3.60 The excitement was too much men's 1,600 meter relay team be encouraged to play football, but only if he is competitor for top awards in allTi 211) for Mr. Henry. He completed the raced to victory in a world rec- row as the Orioles clobbered regattas. 1th Race—1 mile: Trot; $350: olf 3:19. Cleveland in a 9-0 outburst Thurs- physically qualified. The game will toughen his body Lulllsab lEvllslzon 7.60 4.00 3.20 first nine with a 36 and then ord of 3:02.2, breaking Jamaica's A fleet of 37 Comets will have Cousin Maltle (Lnar) 5.40 • called it a day. day night that restored their V/i teach him to give and take, to get along with others Balkanwyn (Vlrng) • eight-year-old mark of 3:03.9 two more races today and will Time 2:11.3. Jack Herman, Woodland, Calif. game lead in the American Sth Race—l mile: Pacr; S6M; o(r 3:4(. to sacrifice toward a goal, to bounce back from complete the championship to- 1 did 46.7, Earl Young of San Fer-League. nufry'a Scotch (Murphy) 6.00 3.40 2.60Fishing Contest defeat - all indispensable lessons for life. But befon morrow. Junior K iKclb'l 4.20 2.60 nando, Calif., :45.6, Glenn Davis, The Chicago White Sox, with The event is being sponsored by Maryland Mnc (Cowier> 2.S0 1 Time 2:09.1. *30-LapMain Ted Kluszewski driving in three he makes his first tackle or block, his parents shou Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club. filh Rare--t mile; Pacr: S.100; off 4:10. Winners Named runs, knocked off New York, 5- make certain he is physically constructed to play with 4, after the second place Yankees ! SEA BRIGHT — Fishing is a * 7 Thrilling Races had edged within a half-game of, out undue risk. J family sport, as evidenced by the the top. The White Sox are third, A recent conference of doctors, physical educator fishing contest sponsored by the Major League Ship Ahoy Beach Club from July still V/2 games behind. *20-Lap Novice Main Washington rapped Kansas and coaches at the University of Michigan Medic 16 until Aug. 31. City, 7-0, and Boston beat De- School stated that our young athletes have grow; Both a father and son and a • WAIT BEFORE troit, 6-1, in the other AL games. flabby from automobiles. How true! The boy wh mother and daughter combina- In the National League, Mil- tion walked away with the top New Jersey's Top Mod. YOU BUY! waukee whipped San Francisco, wants to be an athlete should develop his legs and yo prizes in the competition, held Sports & Novice Drivers 9-4, moved within six games of don't do that by pushing down on an accelerator. TODAY'S BASEBALL for six weeks. See Our first place Pittsburgh and gained Mrs. Leo A. Bonnema and her • Even more important is the boy's natural physic By The Associated Presi a virtual tie with runner-up St. daughter, Barbara, of Fair Hav- Reduced Prices Louis. Both the Pirates and make-up. Especially vital is his neck development. If AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE en both received gift certificates Listen to WJLK Cards were idle. Los Angeles Thursday's Results for catching the largest fish in defeated Cincinnati, 7-4, and Chi-the neck is strong and well developed, the chance of Thursday's Results For Speedway Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 ( night) the women's and girls" class, re- cago's Cubs edged Philadelphia serious injury is greatly reduced. From neck muscles Boston 6, Detroit 1 Los Angeles 7, Cincinnati 4 spectively. Slants Every 2-1. Baltimore 9, Cleveland 0 (night) BUFFIA flow a power that protects the back. No matter theirChicago 5, New York 4 (night) (night) Charles Hcnsler broke a tie Fisher, 21, who blanked the ...i. Monday Nite 7:20 conformation, all players should exercise as- Washington 7, Kansai City 0 Milwaukee 9, San Francisco 4 with Francis Rauch of New Mon- White Sox and Yankees in his Motor Co., Inc. (night) (night) mouth Labor Day and won top last two starts, extended his siduously to protect it with a tough layer of muscle. prize in the men's division. His W L Pet. G.B.Only Games Scheduled 57-65 HWY. 35 shutout-inning string to 27 with son, Carl, received a freshwater This is acutely necessary for the boy with the Baltimore - 81 55 .596 W Pet. G.B a five-hitter against the Indians. spinning outfit for the largest LI 2-1020 New York ..78 55.586 Pittsburgh ,62 .612 But he didn't get a chance to exceptionally long neck. Unless he can compensate l'A fish in the boys' division. Mr. .563 St. Louis - 75 .568 6 EATONTOWN coast until the seventh inning, for it by developing evtraordinary muscular protection, Chicago 76 58 Rauch was given a consolation .511 11 Milwaukee 76 .567 S when the Birds broke through Washington „ 69 66 prize. for all their runs as 13 menfor it by developing extraordinary muscular protection, Clovclantl 67 67 .500 13 Los Angeles 71 .534 lO'/i See The New went to bat against loser Dick or fatal injury is invited. Detroit 81 74 .452 19 San Francisco .66 .486 15'/2 Stigman (510) nnd two relievers. I had this drummed Into me tragically 2!) years Boston 60 75 .444 201/2 Cincinnati 61 .44P. Chicago 53 .402 FRANK PORTER'S VOLKSWAGEN The Yankees blow a 4-2 lead ago as an assistant coach at West Point, while work- Kansas City 47 88 .348 AIR - LINER after a Iwo-oul muff by first Today's Games Philadelphia 50 .373 baseman Bill Skowron in the scv-ing the spotter phones in Yale Bowl. Dick Sheridan, Washington at Cleveland 8 p. m. Today's Games RED BANK TIRE CO I r c st a cd thc San Francisco at Cincinnati 17-Ff. Aircooled .?,?""- ', f. '-., . !i l"ur right end, tackling a Yale runner on a kick-off, Baltimore at Chicago 9 p. m. 600x16 Open Frl. 'til 10 p, m. 670x15 rally with a leadoff home run New York at Detroit 9 p. in. 6 p. m, Inboard Runabout 10.95 SHREWSBURY AVE. 11.95 against Yank nee Art Ditmar, fractured two vertebrae and died two days later. Had Boston at Kansas City 10 p. m, St. Louis at Philadelphia SHREWS BURY Trmihle.frfi>, *lr ruolPil :M h.p. who left nftcr an Infield single Dick lived he would have been paralyzed. Saturday's Gomes 8:05 p. m. plus tax plus lax Volli»u*K'n rniinr.

Fishing folk yesterday found it difficult to keep Giants, 9-4; Dodgers Win, 7-4 their eyes too far distant from weather maps charting Associated Press driving in five runs on a pair Spahnie, working for the third the course of Hurricane Donna. There did not appear of homers and Warren Spahn time in four days, won his 18th In the words of Milwaukee closing in on yet another 20-vic- and crashed a home run along to be any likelihood that the great storm could possibly Manager Charlie Dressen, "the tory season as they did while with Mathews and Hank Aaron affect local coastal fishing and boating operations for Braves is not dead yet." clobbering San Francisco, 9-4, as the Braves moved within six Not with guys like Ed Mathews Thursday night. games of first place Pittsburgh. at least 72 hours, but a hurricane of Donna's malig- They also gained a virtual second nent potency merits careful watching. place tie with the St. Louis Car- dinals, who like the Pirates were There is no way of telling what a full-dress hurri- Lou Acerra of Hollywood, idle, in the National League race. cane will do direction-wise. Donna may careen across The defending champion Dodg- South Florida and into the Gulf of Mexico. It may just Shoots a 69 in Pro-Am Golf ers, W/2 games behind in fourth, as easily take a northerly tack which would ultimately won 7-4 at Cincinnati Thursday Harold Dore of Lakehurst and night. The Cubs beat Philadel- place this area on a storm alert basis. DEAL — Pro Lou Acerra of phia, 2-1. Whatever the case, we can do more than hope Holywoold Golf Club fired a hot Max Cawley took second with a 34-32—66 score. Acerra and El- In the American League, the for the best for the Florida Keys. Those pleasant brand of golf yestreday at Deal Baltimore Orioles regained a Vfi Golf and Country Club to lead the liott Schatzin, and Ted Gragor, game lead, erupting for all their Islets which are strung like pearls in a necklace be- pros in the Pro-Am tourney with Asbury Park, and Ralph Camp runs in the seventh inning while tween Key Largo and Key West appear to be in for a a torrid 69 score. bell tied for third with duplicate Jack Fisher pitched his third frightful drubbing. The big blow was taking dead aim Acerra went out In 33 and re-33-34—67 scores. straight shutout in a 9-0 victory turned in 36 for his 69 card. In Dor,e turned in the next best at Cleveland, The Chicago White on the keys early this morning. the biggest field of the year—15 score1 among the pros when he Sox beat second place New York, This reporter was in the Keys in 1938, three GIVE IT SOME UMPH —Red Bank High School's Coach Lee Walslcy, confer, watches pros and 42 amateurs—Acerra toured the links in 39-34—73. 5-4. Washington whipped Kan- Archie Pezella, Jumping Brook sas City, 7-0, and Boston beat years after the fearful devestation visited upon the two Buc candidates give Joe Kelly of Fair Haven, (a Spectator) a ride on the two- showed the way by getting birds on five of the 18 holes. He birdied Country Club, 36-40—76, and Detroit, 6-1. isles by the massive storm of '35. We heard how man blocking dummy. New coach Lee Walsky has been giving the Buccos stiff the third, fourth, ninth, 11th andAngelo Petraglia, Spring Mead Mathews, no longer a sluggish eight feet of water had covered keys like lower Mate- workouts since practice started Sept. I, on the West Bergen PI. Athletic Field. 14th holes. Acerra went over par ow, 37-39—76, tied for third. Gra slugger, unloaded a two-run hom- cumbe. It was there that a trainload of World War I on the second, 15th and 16thgor and Bob Haug, Homestead, er in the first inning, then tagged tied for fourth with 77s. veterans was trapped and many drowned. holes. He was connecting with a three-run shot off loser Mike Barry MacKay Knocked Out Star Drivers good shots and was putting well. Dr. L. J. Dwulet, Manasquan McCormick (12-11) in the second. The 1950 hurricane which struck the Florida Gold The Hollywood pro also came River, turned in a 38-40—78, to Aaron hit his In the first. Coast was mild by comparision with the holocaust in for top honors in the pro-am post low gross among the ama Spahn, 39, beaten as a starter At Old Bridge division when teaming with Vic teurs, and in relief at Pittsburgh on which boiled out of the-Caribbean in '35. Even after In 4th Round of Nationals Monday and Tuesday, bounced a quarter of a century, the latter still rates as the OLD BRIDGE — Star drivers Gerard to lead the field with a Vi'c Hirsch, Spring Lake, had ;oeking championship recognition 32-32—64 card. low net score with his 80-10—70. back with an eight-hit job and FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. hit his third home run of the "big storm" to long-time residents of Marathon and n two widely different branches Lou Acerra, Hollywood, 33-3G—69 9 (AP) — Barry MacKay still is )f motor competition will make Harold Dore, Lakehursl. 39.31—73 year in the eighth off reliever Matecumbe, among other places in the Keys. the big man'on the U. S. Davis Archie Pezzella. Jumping: Brook, 36-10 Billy Loes. Trackman's ippearances tonight and Sunday -76 Marathon is a favorite vacation spot for scores of Cup team—the guy the Ameri- night at Old Bridge Stadium. Busy Week-End Angelo Petraglla, Sprint Meadow, 37-39 Norm Larker drove in three cans are counting on to bring —76 runs with a pair of singles for local residents. High ground is at a premium there. Freehold Both programs begin at 8:30 Ted Graygor. Aaliury Park, 39-38—77 the cup back from Australia. o'clock. Bob Haug, Homoiteail, 37-10—77 the Dodgers, who wrapped up A storm with winds of 150 miles per hour velocity MacKay was knocked out by Mike Slclllano. Oenl, 37-41—78 Tonight's bill features pro andFor River Rats John Albertl, Jumping Brook, No Card their scoring in the first two in- could conceivably do untold damage to boats, buildings Bob Mark, a second-string Aus- Fred Albertl, Jumping Brook, No Card nings against loser Jay Hook Selections lovice stock car races, topped FAIR HAVEN — Isbrandtsen Bob Housen, Manasqunn River, No and marinas.' tralian, in the fourth round of y two feature events, the 25-lap sailors highlighted the River Rats Cant (10-16). Sandy Koufax (7-12) was the Nationals yesterday, 7-5, 6-3, Afton Belle Lou Barbaro, Hollywood, No Card the winner with an eight-hitter. Our vunerability to disasterous whims of Donna is portsman-modified race and thesailing last week-end, Lynne win- Jim Martuccl. Deal, No Cant 6-8, 0-6, 6-4, and looked good Prasmite !0-lap novice clash. Boy Scouts ning the Blue Jay Junior class, John Cafone, Mnnnsqimn Klver, No Rookie Art Mahaffey lost his compounded by the fact that we are due for the equin- only in the fourth set. Mighty Moody in uniform will be admitted with- Dirk taking a race In the same Caril first since called up by the Phils, Adrian Quist, the old Australian Joe BarbB.ro, Barbaro's Range, Ho although allowing just four hits oxial storm which annually accompanies the end of Fort Apache iut charge. division and Carl also winning a Card Javis cupper who is managing first in the Indian Scout bracket. aabe Hrab, Deal, No Card by the Cubs In his seven in- summer. A three-day Nor'easter is about par for that Active Buddy Boy Joe Kelly, Pennsylvania star Pro-Am 1 the delegation from down under, Jimmie's Bonnie who has been a heavy winner nings. Ernie Banks' 39th home course and may be accepted in stride. But even heavysaid that Earl Buchholz is the A busy week-end of sailing was Acccra and Vic Qerard, 32-32—64 run scored Chicago's first run, this year, will try to increase his completed by the River Rats with Dort and Max Cawley, 34-32—66 ground seas following in Donna's wake could result in best of the U. S. players. Buch- Star Note point edge over Jim Hendrickson, Acerra and Kllfolt scliatzkln, 33-34—67 and Ron Santo's single scored holz is less inclined to make the Bunny Return numerous sailors participating in Gragor and Ilalph Campbell 33-34—67 the clincher in the sixth after a a "normal" Nor'easter becoming something else quite New York ace and other close- the several classes. Slclllano and Vic Illrsch 33-35—68 easy error. Yankee Titan up challengers. Acerra and Mrs. Elliott Schatzkln, 33' triple by Bob Will. Glen Hobble 35-68 (14-17) was the winner. different again. "But as for MacKay losing to Results: Pctraglla and Bob Snell, 32-37—69 Mark. I wouldn't attach too much LuckyD Saturday—Bill* Jar Clans-Junior John Albertl and Carl Lewis, 32-37—61 Boatmen could well afford to look to mooring lines importance to that. MacKay is Everett Scott Race— Doro and Tony Doryslewlcr, 35-34—69 4 Buena Bob. 1 Lynne Isbrandtsen, 2. Nina Vuyoso- Pezzella and Carney Slclllano, 33-37— and ground tackle in whatever pleasant weather re- that kind of player—up one day, vltch, 3. Henry Thorn an, 1. Pip Chin- 70 nock. Pezzella. and Carney Oatta. 33-37—70 mains to us. It's always wise to be prepared for thedown the next." Beach Head Indian Scout Class-Junior Race— Haug and Jack Spahn, 35-35—70 Buchholz sailed into the quar- Swance 1 Dirk Isbrnndtaen, 2. Jody Martin, Housen and Gus Hoppach, 33-37—70 worst in way of weather at this time of the year. You 3, Carl Isbrandtsen, 1, Rick Beck. Petraglla and Bob Layton, 35-35—70 ter-finals with a 6-0, 6-0, 6-2 tri Hi Lo's Colleen Sunday—Blue Jay Class-Novice Race Low gross (amateur) Dr. L. J. Dffa never know! umph over Eduardo Zuelta of 1 Rosemary Frailer, 2. Rod Verner. let, Manasquan River, 38-10—78' Direct Goose 3. Sabln Russell, 4. Candy Chlnnoek. 8. Low net—Vic Hirsch, Spring Lafce, 80- It was fishing as usual for the chumming fleet Ecuador, and met Hamilton Rich- John Brockmann, 6. Carl Isbrandtsen. 10-70. ardson today. Richardson gained Marvolo Trebluh 7. Henry Thomas, 8. Jackie Jose. yesterday. Joe Renzo, dockmaster at Highlands Basin 6 Streak Blue Jay Class-Ladles' Race— 1. his bracket with a 6-1, 8-10, 6-2, Happy Hitchcock, 2. Rookie Chlnnoek, Landing, said the boats there had excellent catches 3-6, 6-0 victory over Lew Ger- 3. Jackie Jose, 1. Edith Frailer, 5. ~^9 BOATS SINCE |841~- Wee Willie Winkle Nina Vuyosovllch, 8. Linda. Greene, 7. of bonito and blues with the latter species predomin- rard of New Zealand. Chalidale Ron Lynne Isbrandtscn. Probably the top quarter-final, Rose Dillon Indian Scout Class-Novice RaDe—1. VewtOA 12®* ating in the hauls. Where, asked somebody, did the Rick Beck, !. Bucky Osten, 3. Cheryl however, pits 19-year-old Chuck Walnwrlght, <. Nancy Jose. SEA-SKIFF WORKS All SizM Sato Prkod Golden Guy SIZE BLACK* chumming boats anchor or drift, "Between the ships," McKinley of St. Ann, Mo., against Indian Scout Class-Ladles* Race -1. WHITf* top seeded Neale Fraser of Aus- True Wllma Candy Chlnnoek, 2. Cheryl Walnwrlght, 6.oo-ie 12.BB 19.BO answered Renzo. Michael Dee 3. Val Jose. tralia, the defending champion. 8 Monday—Blue Jay Class-Open Race— Clearance! 6.7O-1S 12.88 16.OO After pinpointing Joe's sailing directions, it was 1. Rosemary Fraxler, 2. Nina Vuyono- McKinley outlasted 37-year-old Vickie Dean vltch, 3. Pat Bowdltch, Walter Is- NEW 1960 •7.1O-1S I4.BB 18.BB pretty, obvious that Lightship Ridge, that hum south- Vic Seizas yesterday, 6-4, 2-6, 17- brandtsen, 5. Bud Russell, 6. Jim Hln- 7.6O-1S K.SS 2O.84S Tiger Fltz ton, 7. Bill Hitchcock, 8. Henry Thom- east of Scotland Light, is the place to go with a cargo 15. 6-4, While Fraser had little Manda Hanover as, Jr., 9. Paul White, 10, Betty Hln- more than a workout in beating ton, 11. Ftp Chlnnoek. MERCURY ' plus tax, recappable casing Indian Scout Class-Open Race—1. of bait. Bulk of the fleet is concentrated between the Mike Sangster of England, 6-2, Erina Hanover Carl Isbrandtsen. 2. Ted Edwards. 3. Ridge and 17 Fathoms. 6-1, 6-4. Dale Regent Rick Beck, 4, Jody Martin, 5. Peter MOTORS 10 Ensign Ace Deusenberry. Sacrifice Funny thing, very few tuna are riosing into the The other two quarter finals Dutch Schafner STORES sent Rod Laver of Australia MINIATURE GOLF Prices chum slicks where the local boats are fishing. It's a Sunday's menu will be the 100- Maple Ave. at White St., seeded No. 2, against Bobby Wil Catholic League TRENTON (AP)-Thirty state different story on Barnegat Ridge, well to the south'ard. son of England, ranked No. 8, lap ARDC-USAC Eastern mighty Winterizing midget car championship race, and regional champions In mini- RED BANK There party boat fishermen are hooking tuna up to 20and Mark against Dennis Ral ature golf tournaments will gath- and Storage SHadyslde 7-5700 ston of Bakersfield, Calif-. Opens Tonight plus five preliminary events. er In Asbury Park tomorrow and 1000 Asbury Avenue pounds in among the blues and bonito. Many Belmar Laver, who has not been at Added to leading stars, among MIDDLETOWN — The Monthem veterans of the Indianapolis Sunday to vie for national cham- CA 2-3495 Asbury Park PR 5-8700 and Brielle boats are commuting to Barnegat daily. the top of his game, advanced mouth County Catholic Bowlin pionships, the State Department with a 6-2, 5-7, 6-2, 6-3 decision Speedway classic, already sign- 491 Atlantic Avc, Long Branch Where your dollar buya Another chumming area which merits mention is League opens its 11th season to ed are twice-champion Dutch of Conservation and Economic Dave Sime o the appearance of a scrooge in 1 Phil Cassidy That happy event should come to pass in another week pitcher's clothing. Fair Lawn, N. J., and Germany ! or so. The Leafs' right-hander stretch- Martin Lauer came flying dowi Going Out West ed his string of innings without to the tape together yesterda; Among the plug fishermen who have been making allowing an earned run to 57 last as timers recorded the :35. EATONTOWN - Phil Cassidy, clocking that equalled the Worli assistant pro at Old Orchard sporadic raids on the resident bass population is Cliff night in beating Rochester, 4-1. Country Club, will be heading for Doerle of Rumson. He's been doing well at Romer His last earned run was given and Olympic 400-meter rela; to Richmond Aug. 7. Since then record. , Phoenix, Ariz., shortly where he Shoal. We also hear there are lots and lots of school-opponents have gotten only four But the gold medal went tc will be on vacation. The Old Orchard pro also has COMET ies at West Bank Light. tained ones. Germany and America was dis qualified. a few irons In the fire and Is River fishermen are faring so-so. They complain Jersey City blew its chance to hoping one jells In order that he of an over-abundance of "rats," bass measuring less tie Buffalo for fourth place, and Ray Norton ran out of hi will have a tour of the West us the linal playoff spot, dropped passing zone after taking the ba-well as a job for the winter. than the legal 18 inches in length. John Keenan of a 2-0 decision to Richmond. Co- ton from lcadolf man Frank Mr. Cassidy will return to Old Sea Bright says some of the smarties have been sneak- lumbus edged Miami, 1-il. Buffa- Budd of Asbury Park, N. J. TheOrchard in the spring. Ing up to 20 pounds out of the Shrewsbury near Rum- lo and Montreal were idle. foul disqualified the U.S. team. COMPLETE A son Bridge, but Jim Fernandez of Johnny's Landing in Highlands allows as how it's still quiet at Highlands BATTERY SERVICE Bridge. Now—RfnUlt—Rtcharit Annaul State Dinner of Ducks Unlimited will be DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. !• (AIT FRONT STRICT held Oct. 28 at the Berkley-Carteret Hotel, Asbury RED BANK T.I. SH T-Oltl Park. Reservation's may be made by writing N. J. Committee, Ducks Unlimited, 58 Park Place, Newark PROVED 2, N. J. Irving Feist, Shrewsbury, is State Chairman of DU. SUCCESS Printing and Offset RACING Jo OCT. i NOW AVAILABLE FOR DAH.Y DOVBU I ADMISSION CtmpItU faillltUt for dailgnlni »nd I:4S P.M. | IILJO prlrulnff quality •rfvtrtlilnx HUratura IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I • I r»«i»n«bl« prlMt . . . fait •»rvle«l PARI-MUIUtL HARNESS MCINQ Air Condillontd Oimdjlind • for • PRICED WITH OR BELOW OTHER COMPACT CARS Phone •... R«l*tvi>d S«»li. tall MOpUnt ?.J800 • FIRST COMPACT CAR WITH FINE-CAR STYLING • ChilJun umlpr 16 not •<1mil!*t) • CA 2-2100 or CA 2-2101 Uditl' Day Ihuisdiyi • EXTRA FEATURES AT NO EXTRA COST PREDICTED LOG CONTEST WINNER — Howard Dow- WlunM. JIIIMIIRI. JJ • LONGER WHEELBASE—BETTER RIDE iMUhold, H.I. JORDAN ion, (off, vlco commodoro of tho Atlantic Hlrililflnch • DEALS ARE NOW AS HOT AS SALES PRINTING SERVICE. INC Yacht Club, congrnfuUloi Dr. Donald P. Kent, Chatham, after ho won tho vico comodoro'i trophy In tho AHYC .FREEHOLD FNGLISH MOTORS predletnd log contflit. In tho ovonf, Horb Carmoo of n AC e w AY fittiM lltitM I I,V Mr.l |U»«k- I M" Little Silver finished third, ht'Hith *tl. Ililrt t\M, N, V, Jim I 34 MAPLE AVENUE IrriulriHi II 11 I', M, 18—Friday, Sept 9, 1960 RED BAITK REGISTER MEDICAL STEVE ROPER By SAt\DERS and OVERGARD I SUPPOSE XVLt «MNT Bridge I OUSHT TO FIRE YOU, ROPER/ THESE PICTURES WO AM MERELY DIP WE ViWNTA SEEY MR KIRK tiAS) THEM WEIL FOR aAYING COPS-AND-ROBBEBS EXC1.USIVE STORy R3R TOUR. JOB AS THEEDSTDR, ljUSTSTEPPED/WWTHKeT DAILY FORTUNE FINDER MEMOS ON COMPANY /TIME/ •PfiOOFf MAJOR? AFTER A NEWSMAN/ G0O0-L0OKIN'/>« OUT/ «THE STEPS B^CK To learn your "Fortune" for today from the stars, write in the letters ALL, I DID RISK MY" NECK IN; of the alphabet corresponding to the numerals on the line of the astro- By H. L Hertcfansohn, M.B, Column logical period in which you were born. You will find it fun. M7 mfflt>H 1 * 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 WARM By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ABCDEFOHIJKIMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ MOT /\ JAN. 23- IS 6 18 19 15 It X 12 6 12 1 20 20 S 18 25 Com When you have more than one FEB.20 line of play for your contract, HOWEVER, 3WCE THE KB. 21. 22 15 3 1 20 9 15 It 2 5 20 20 6 18 5 4 GERMAM GOVERNMENT PRO6ABLY avoid settling for just one of MAR, 20 them. Time your play so that if WILL HANO »U A CITATION FOR MAR. 21- 20 8 15 21 7 _8 20 6 21 12 16 18 1 9 19 6 RECOVERING THOSE BUNTINGS— one attempt fails you are still APB.2O fLL Be LENIENT/ in position to try another. APR. 21- 18 6 18 IS 1 14 5 14 20 2 6 It 6 6 9 20 This is a very simple illustra- MAY20 tion of the principle just stated, MAY 51. 18 1 20 9 1* 7 9 19 9 13 IS 18 15 22 6 i but a thoughtless player might JUNE 21 well go wrong. The problem is JUNE 22- 20 8 18 9 12 12 S 14 7 3 15 11 20 1 3 20 JULY 23 Lukewarm baths and showers to find the best play for six jare more cooling than when cold spades. JULY 24- 25 15 21 15 16 5 14 25 15 21 18 16 21 18 19 5 AUG. 22 | water is used! South wins the first club trick | Cold water stimulates the cir- and draws trumps. What next? AUG. 23. 4 1 25 19 6 15 18 14 5 23 12 9 22 9 14 7 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY SEPT. 23 culation so that it gives the body If South rushes to take the dia- a sense of warmth immediately mond finesse, his slam will stand SEPT. 24. 23 5 5 11 5 M. 4. 20' 8 18 9 12 12 9 14 7 OCT. 23 afterwards. Water at slightly less t WUZ TKANSFEEEEI? or fall on this single play. When TO THIS CEPAKT/WENTi OCT. 2<- 25 5 19 20 6 21 12 1 13 21 19 5 13 5 14 20than body temperature is ideal - - PUNNO WHY! the finesse loses, East returns a for cooling off. heart, and the party is over. NOV. 22 Cold water can give quiclc re- This is, of course, the wrong NOV. 23- 22 9 19 9 15 14 9 19 6 14 12 1 18 7 6 4 DEC. 22 lief if it is used just to cool a way to play the hand. DEC. 23. 6 1 9 30 S 14 15 23 18 20 18 15 14 7 6 18 small part of the body such as Tackle Hearts JAN. 21 filling a wash bowl and placing South should tackle the hearts your hands and arms in it. Men first. If West has the ace of L9-11 oftentimes get refreshing relief ©'I960. Kill rtilurti SvndlcKf. Inr. by dunking their heads in the basin of cold water. hearts, he must take it at once I NIGHT SHIFT It is a mistake to eat different THE HANDS or he will never get it. Then; FORT MORGAN, Colo. (AP)— foods on hot days with the hope North dealer South can discard a diamond on.Fort Morgan's city dog catcher;that it will cool you off. You North-South vulnerable NORTH dummy's extra high heart. has shifted his working hours need the same foods, regardless • K 10 8 5 The important fact is that South from day to night. I of temperature, but less than you V K Q 9 is not defeated even if the ace Police Chief Dan Dorn says he normally would eat. • AQI 10 3 of hearts shows up in the EastjreceiVed very few complaints of Lving on salads and a few hand. South can regain the lead dogs running loose during the pieces of fruit may sound refresh- SECRET AGENT X9 WEST • EAST and try the diamond finesse next. day, but hounds galore were run- ing but actually the lack of prop- By MEL CRAFF Two tries are better than one. ning all over the city at night. er nourishment may only make DAILY QUESTION you feel sluggish. The heat will Y u° then make you feel even worse. Partner opens with one heart, WELCOME BUT . . . and the next player passes. You AAQI9O GAHANNA, Ohio (AP) — Gro- HIDING PLACE V 7 2 hold: Spades—4 Hearts—10 8 5 3cer Herbert Mahr, whose store Diamonds—K 9 7 2 Clubs—8 4 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Po- • 64 * has been burglarized 10 times lice answering a call to check on '* AKQ 3 2. What do you say? and held up once in the last 10 North East Sooth West Answer: Bid two hearts. Make burglars at a service station 14 Pass 1 * Pa» years, has this placard in the found their man after hearing it difficult for the next player window: 3 * Pass 4 * Pass to get into the auction; don't be rustlings in a large trash bin 4 • Pass 5 • Pau "Thank you, call again — butThey pulled out a scared bandit 6 * All. PasJ a setting duck for the enemy. Your heart support and fine dis. NOT the 10 burglars and onewho had buried himself in the Opening lead — 'm> robber who've called before!" paper. tribution should protect you against mishap. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean AniWtr t0 Y t r Pu CROSSWORD PUZZLE " « <«»''« «" For Sunday, September 11 ACROSS 6-Number (-Preposition ana anraan aas .-Make lact T-Aroma uam: aaamn: nna Preseni—For You and 4-Kngino 8-Repul» aata BagnQ- •an NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL •-Attempt »-Wlnd one'* Yours... A friendly, sociable li-Reildue way Qaa BQataa atmosphere prevails—just right 13-Fositlva pal* 10-Inlet 14-Hasten 11-Affirmatlv* for an enjoyable Sunday! Church 16-Cha«tla» 16-Beard of 17-Musical groin sEig annas activities arc under favorable dramas 18-Chemlcal influences. Affairs of the heart ia-Be in debt compound •Bans HQB- :rjHQ Jo-Rugged 20-Charms arc accented, particularly those mountain 21-Scottish cake oaaa HnB-nciaa crest 22-Provlda and - nanaH•HOD; • of the younger generation. Your ll-Peru»e - aervo food BOB Banna, ana attractive, magnetic personality tS-Part of 23-Maturci BQH uanaa QBB "to be" 15-Slftlng is stressed. M-Capltal ot device Eaara• taaraQa • UHD Tibet SB-Essence se-Terrined 46-Corded cloth S7-Household S8-Ncar 88-Conjunctlon 47-Anger !9-Glrl'» name 40-Snarea (S-Gave food to PaST« • • The average annual Futu re •'• .rtunoughthe Soviet 18-Ch'l'l. led 22-Europcan 42-Stroke 49-Before fevtr ermine 44-Brother L. 50-Preo of income of American families, industrial production is expand- 10-Prepar* for 31-Man's Jacob 63-Hebrew print nickname letter before federal income tax, was ing rapidly, it will not be more tl-Old Testa- 45-Reveal ment (abbr.) $6,520 in 1959, compared, with than 55 per cent of ours before M-Pertalnlng to the atari $4,130 in 1947—an increase of 1965, and will only be about I4-Latln 58 per cent in 12 years. €0 per cent of ours by 1970. conjunction I5-Tldy I7-Trade for money 18-airl's name The Day Under Your Sign MARK TRAIL By ED DODD SB-Fungus rilseaaa of rye ARIES (Bom March 21 to April I?) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. ^, 41-Symbol for 22 23 24 23 Develop that interesting lde» you nave Some restrictions are in the £ibra «NCE VOO'RE NOT 6HOOT1H3 tantalum for a trip. You'll probably make it. chirr, but they'll be modliled in a JUST IN CASE 49-Dock I Iiurry. FILM 70PAV, AAARk, IS IT VOU RUN INTO 43-Rabbltl 28 TAURUS [April 20 to MMay 20O) OKAY IF KATHV ANP TROUBLE/ .' .?1 l % SCORPIO (Oer. 23 lo NOV. 21) 45-FIyinif Count your blelstngs inr--nstead of-' . aneep p ,) , , ___ old etora?e and I GO FISHING? mammivl 33 34 when, trying to overcom ut r rc m C 48- Lassos 31 ie insomnia. attack problems in realistic faihion. 48-Parent 37 i GEMINI |May2i 1oJun.il) SAGITTARIUS (Nov.llfe Dic.21) 51-Bitter vetch You'll learn more by listening than by Seek out Interesting friends whose (2-Document trying to imsh your own opinions now. company you haven't enjoyed for Mine 64-SUkworm time. 55-Fondle 39 40 IC-Tanned akin CANCER (June 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (D.e. 71 lo.Jan. 50) showing nap 4] 44 43 Say what you're thinking and.Ret It oat Impatient with household duties? Shirk 17-Comrounlit o-'"i you* r system. nThe'—'n forget it'l -the m 'lo r eniced . Give, yourtell a treatl, 46 47 48 49 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. 19) DOWN VOU BET, SCOTTY... 1-Flap - BUT I WOULDN'T GET TOO I-Peer Qynt'j FAR FROM CAMP AMD PERHAPS 37 VIRGOiAug. 71 fo Sep».22) PISCES (Ftb.20 fo Mucfi 20) mother Drop in it the library and catch tq> on Prove that jrour contention tint YOITP BETTER TAKE ALONG I-Fart of ntck seme reading you've neglected, a go-getter ii so Idle boait* A RIFLE... 4-I'artner Diltr. nlted Future Syndicate, Inc.. -to © I960, FJeU Eoterprfiw, Inc. POGO THE TOODLES By THE BAERS By WALT KELLY

i'WBBBABBTWB PIWTPlCTueSS BVEKVO\B ONTWB ISUAWPTUeNEP ^m wusr WWB WANTED IDSPT OP 1VB weeikiASE CAUSEP OUTTO HaPtWE VICTIMS OP THIS J AUUS HAP AI OP T»6A\ OJPPY BVTWBTinAUWAS'E IP6A A WOMBAT CHIROP«RA CHAW TW6V5 TWS OHUY BPOffUSIDPHy. SHBSAJP WA5 5OM8WWAT) - WHY, 60Mb OP MAMMAL* WHAT KIN ' RtSOTAWAY WHEN WESWP Of A BIRO. /

MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL Will YOU COME KIPPY!— THI> APARTMENARTMENT » BACK TOMORROW, ADI56RACE1 WHAT HAVT YOU BONNIE/ / STDAiNeoY WOW I llir\M? AnAirr WHOT MV voice fWHV'DVOU — "IT WA* COLO ~A4 COLO J DV? )UT BBUUN D0IN0 Q AIL DAY ? Al FEAR...D0WH THtRti- 100IN6 QREATi-BUTI " :"{'V HAPPENED UP[ VELL SO W J TO YOUR WA^«&'ff*W y 'W KttSi THt VOICE ? '^ UP»BW0RLO^Tl HA» OONt BVl". AND DARK—" -iSViJSM I MV BROTHtR WILL WANT HI* DINNER!

REVEREND By BILL O*MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL'ALLEY ASBURY PARK - On Route 35, Just 2 Miles South of Eatonfown Traffic Circle

The One-Stop QUALITY Discount

Department I.-.* Store

SAMPLE Season's Top Hit! GIRL'S SHIRTWAIST COAT SALE CLASSICS SIZES 3 to 6x X with slacks .99 SIZES • REG. 7 to 14 • 3.98 SInos those are iample», you'll find ones-ot-kind, not size in every color or style! Come early!

Smart 'woven plaids, VnmMSL ALL WOOL TWEEDS TAFFETA LINED COATS neat prints, solids! wSSmi ALL WOOL SUEDES FLARED PRINCES COATS Styled with stand up eollat, flared skirt! All Wool BROADCLOTHS STRAIGHT BOX STYLES Big selection of Fall ALL WOOL NUBS SMART DRESS COATS eolors, sizes 7 to 14! . Jill PILE LINED COATS SPORTY CASUAL STYLES

/?s^»

PLEATED FLANNEL SKIRTS PLAIDS! SOLIDS! GIRL'S SCHOOL BLOUSES REG. 2.98 BEDFORD CORD JACKETS PRINTS! REG. 2,98 • Knife pleats, navy, red, grey REG. 3.98 99 Tailored and dressy styles flannel • Zip front, knit trim New detailing effects, all • Washable rayon, deep hems collar sleeve lengths • 2 pockets, red, • All washable, big color • Classic styling favorite with beige turquoise i selection girl's • Washable, sizes m It Sizes 7 to 14, perfect for • Sizes 7 to 14 4 to 14 \ school

BOY'S WASH-N-WEAR BOY'S WASH-N-WEAR Advance Sale! SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS REG. 1.99 BOY'S REG. 1.99 WOOL FLEECE for SUBURBANS High count cotton K$V broadcloth • long ileevti fine cotton Semi spread collar, perma broadcloth perma stays Barrel sleeve cuffs, • Choice of collar styles Pcarllted buttons .99 Tremendous selection • glut I to II of patterns Sites 6 to 16, all REG. wish-n-wear 11.99 CONTINENTAL STIYE 5 BOY'S LONG SLEEVE • Wool fleece, 4 but- DRESS SLACKS ton front • Hacking pocket* OLIVI KNIT SHIRTS with flnpn .66 OHAROOAL • Heavy 12 ounce Dfi BROWN quilt wool Ilnlnf —- MEDIUM • Raised ncam*. 5.99 QRET v T filccvc tabu, nport . \ buttons • Smart solid flannels, waihahl* REG. • IMIIIIIH, Htrlpee, • Authentic conllncntnl, rlimited walilbnmln 2.99 fancier • Artjimlnlilr sldfl Inlris • orrsel pockrts, serged team*, (5 to 18, olive, sizes 6 to it uolrii clmrconl, i farmrtlblt ipf#«4 telUri i Airllani. hf»lh«r BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS •OATS ft HELT WANIED-RMAUB •OUTBOARD MOTOR JgAT AfCO iumiftfta uttomoUn tUUits> «J1 JD« fovuraoer \* our #peei«Jty, j>r EXECUTIVE SECRETARY alr, OUHmoMJe ««« TWIN BORO ui tie your eoniinitouf wttcfimen, put MEN Si esri. Ml bbentllU. UUxt «t«b- am end to worry. We will pay tor TO PRESIDENT "shed l« lor errors. unlMJ they ar. detected 1959 RENAULT DAUPH1NE , , , , , $ S50 Landing Inc.. 1300 Ocean Ave., 8ea ons. Apply Star Cleaners and Launder- YOUNG MAN WITH CAR Bright. Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. STORE MANAGER b''°&lcL" SLT"Tb* .cc.pted or change, mad. In __v.m».. 1958 MGA coupe, wire wheels ™_ . . _-S1675 'referably high school student on split c 11)57 CHEVROLET four-door Two-Ten, automatic, radio and heater 11175 10GO 17' PENN YAN fully equipped ALES CLERKS for cosmetic depart- TRAINING PROGRAM .salon. Must be available from 1 to menu one hour alter recelol lit office. 1957 RAMBLER station wagon, automatic, radio and iieater J1295 with I960 40 h. p. Evlnrude outboard ment. Experience not necessary. Full , m. Car mjst be insured. Apply electric starter. 1960 Gator trailer. ' part-time. Apply Cosmetic Depart, person between 4 and 6 p. rn. DEADLINE 5:00 P. M.. Day Before Publication 1857 PLYMOUTH four-dior, automatic, radio and healer, power steering SH 7-5439. lent. Atlantic Superama, Shrewsbury For those qualified men who ny day Red Bank Register. Broad and brakes,' automatic tranimlnslon. ~ -..„ —s 975 .ve., New Shrewsbury. •XASSIFIED DISn.AX 24' CABIN CRUISER — Moving, must Ask for Mr. Famulary. 1958 MERCURY four-door, automatic, radio /and heater, power steering sell. No reasonable offer refused. DUSTER WAITRESS, experienced. meet our requirements there 8:00 A. M. D« Before I_bllc»tlon lrllh proof two d»)» before and brakes _ „ „ „ _ _ .....| 895 E. A. Ely, 56 Monmouth Ave.. Leonardo Wednesday ar_l Friday 4:30 to 7:30 will be a liberal salary ar- 'LUMBER — Fully experienced. pabUcKtion. 1956 FORD four-door, rarllo and heater, three to clioose from $ 605 I.' Sa* • '; Burger Howl. While Steady work. 1958 MFC* RUNABOUT^ — 1958 Evln .reet, Red Bank. 1956 CHEVROLET two-door _.„ „ _.._ ( 695 rude lS'.i h.p. with controls and rangement while in training KEllogg Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0323 AND A FINE SELECTION OF MECHANIC SPECIALS wheel Good condition. Sacrlfici', S300. Ai'.T-TIMK .-.Al.BS HELP. Local and rapid advancement- AXI DKlVBIt Irom 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Anglers Marina. Si.a Bright. CA 2-9376 jewelry store. 1-5:30 Monday thru Call at White Star Ta_l, Railroad 175 to 1195 — 1951's to 195l'i rlday, Saturday full day. Write "Jew. Men chosen should be qualified to latlon. Red Bank. _•_ NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2fi' WHEEI.KR — Top condition, elec- "• Bol 511. Red Bank. Stale sales tric bilBe pump. $1,750 .706 Ocean xpprlence. earn in approximately ,IMEDIATE OPENINGS for counter Dial SH 1-1110 Ave.. Rsa Bright. SE 2-1B00. salesmen with background knowledge AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS OTHER'S HELPER IN LIKCHOPT— f electric components and sales abll- Calls on private teleotionej are tnll-frpe to OS I-OKJ from the UOAT TRAILER — 2.000 lb axle, like two years ;y. Excellent opportunity for advance- .955. FOND Fulrlane tour-door sedan. 957 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Radio, new, electric brakes, sacrlfic-e, best Part-time three fir four days a week. followinowing stations: LOuell 6. COltal 4. KEansbury 6. WHtlney 6. Good condition, hydromatlc, radio, tellable person with own transporta- nent. Liberal company benefits Includ- are toll-fref e to SH 1-00110010 frofromm Ilia heater, power steering, four new offer by Saturday, SH 1-4704 lon. phone SH 7-4514. $7,500 and up Annually nB profit sharing plan. CallSH 1-6SU Calls on telephones :ater. SH 11345. tires, new battery, and other features. ir apply 485 Broad St., Shrewsbury. Original owner, $1,200. SH 7-1148. 18' SEA GULL sailboat. Including sails. —LIABLE — Person to stay with 949 CHEVROLET — Good running . Needs complete retlnishing. Must se! sixth grade boy. Mornings 10-to-l-. Our store managers enjoy a •E WANT A MAN who believes In. condition. Perfect for transportation, MODEL A FORD — Good running due to illness. KE C-371O-W after ' Ipportunlty for high school girl on full range of exceptional his ability and expects to be com- $95. SH 7-5431. condition. Call after 6 p.m. weekdays, all day weekends. fternoon session. Vicinity Mlddletown lensated accordingly. Openings for lull 1058 FORD FAIRLANE V-8. Radio, AT 1-2222 15' TROJAN Mercury Mark 30 out- 'Illage. OS 1-2683 evenings. executive benefits including Irne or part-tlmo men. Neit evening AUTOS AND TRUCKS heater, Fordomatlc. Safely group 057 CHEVROLET BEL AIR four-door board. Sharp, full equipped, and fast, pensions, group life insurance [raining program to Qualify for «tat« ANNOUNCEMENTS A." New brakes, tires, many extras. Turbogllde, power steering, power n water. $650. Call KE 6-3363-R. OUSEWORKER ~ Part-time, two insurance llcenne Marls S-plember IB U-7 TONTIAC h&rtltop lour-door, radio, 1150. LI 2-06(1. irakes, rive new tires, new battery, mornings a weeVt, prefer Tuesdays and stock purchase plans. In Monmouth County. For details call LOST AND FOUND adlo and heater, $1,050, AT 1*2080. nd Fridays. Own transportation >r write James Marlon, Natlonwid. heater, automatic transmission, pow- 1939 MERCURY — Two-door. Good THOMPSON & EVINRUDE lUlred. Call SH 1-8763. Insurance Co.. 2303 Brunswick Ave., kOST - BLACK CAT. Few white «r atecrlng. SH 7-1503. running, one owner. Call CLEARANCE 1XPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted— For further details please visi rrenton 7, N. J. or call EXport --159L areas, female. Reward. 1958 PLYMOUTH SAVOY two-door, LO 6-1583 Apply in person Howard Johnson's SH l-oe:.'! automatic transmission, radio, heal- 194S FORD. Radio, heater. Good con- BOATS & ACCISSORIES EXCEPTIONAL VALUES .estaurant. Route 35, Mlddletown, . MR. H. P. KORCHIN r. Good condition. KB 6-3220. dition. Must sell. Going overseas. LIST SALE LOST REWARD man and woman's EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — Tha best ILERK-TYPIST 20-45 some knowledge HELP WANTED—Male - Female suitcase contalnlnc clothing lost Sep- CHEVROLET 1951, two-door sedan, P.U 1-0731. buys In 16' and 20' outboard skiffs. PRICE ot ahorthand for permanent employ- ROBERT HALL CLOTHES tember 3 I960 vicinity Koutt 35. Eaton- powprcllde. radio and heater. Good 1952 FORD two-door, good condition, 1'hc Doat Center, 75 White St., Red 25' Cabin Cruiser _ $6100 $1750 ment in office of a large, corporation town. Call collect PErflhtng 1-0753 .Mas- llrrs. Private. S99. OS 1-2631. radio, heater, automaltc tranflmlsftlnn. flank. 23' Cabin Cruiser In th*» Rpd Bank area. 37V. hour week. •apequa. New York. ' PLYMOUTH CBANRROOK 1953 two- $165. Call SH 7-4019 after 6 p.m. Outboa ril _ -...$5000 $3100 Excellent working conditions. Write 712 HIGHWAY 35 TELETYPE PERFORATOR door. Four new tires, good condition, 'HOMPSOM, BARBOUR, WOOd-PUSSy 2V Cabin Thompson .... $4500 $3g00 "C. T.", Box 511. Red Bank. clean. Cash reasonable. Private party. 1051 HTUUG11AKBK convertible, new Flying Dutchman sail boats. Skim- 18' Thompson Skiff NEPTUNE to work night shift. SH 7--D71. tires, battery; radio, heater. $125. mers. Evlnrude motors. Dockage and Twin Larks ...$3600 $299! V ANTED — Part-time or weekend PUBLIC NOTICE Evenings. Saturday, Sunday morning. storage. H. J. Wilson Boat Works. 479 Kcnernl houseworker. Care of small Write HK, Box 511, Red Bank EXCE1TIONAL BUYI'IDSS Chevrolet KE 6-1947. Atlantic Ave. Long Branch. CA 2-2032. 20' Johnson Inboard .Mid. Own transportation necessary or Interviews — Monday — 9 to . ATTENTION HORSEMEN convertible t.in and white, whltewall Sacrifice ....* $3151 il"Pti in for several days. Call AT 1-3805 STALLS available. Paddock areaa and (Ires, new nylon top, radlu and heater. 953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN — Depend- BARGAIN — Any boat you want to ifter 5 p.m. ,ANK TELLERS WANTED, mual b« facilities for lfchl tralnlnK and legging Kully voweriMt. Second car in iamlly. ablo transportation. S175. own. Low bank rales. Financing ar- H. J. WILSON thoroughly experienced. Write for ap- up on »_ mile training track. Location one owner. $095. CO 4-7994. SH 7-4273 rangements completed In one call at J'LOOK GIRLS — Factory vurk. no ointment — TW Box 511, Red Bank. 8 miles from Monmouth Park on Coun- 1955 OMC one ton panel truck. Good any of our offices. THE MON1IOUTH BOAT WORKS experience, 40 hour week pl_s over- ty Rd.. Rt. 537 (Eatontown-Freehotd 1852 STUDEBAKER — Rndlo, heater, COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH I- 479 Atlantic Aven Long Brand Ime. Apply Robin Wendy. 16 Bridge HELP WANTED Rd.l. Hunter-rook Farms. LI 2-3739. good body, very reasonable. condition, 1500. Can be seen between 1000. •- , Red Bank. Second floor rear. SH 7-2338 5-7 p.m. 219 Tlnton Ave,, Eatontown CA 2-2032 ITUATIONS WANTED, Female LADIES — Your knitted skirts ex- r call M 2-430!.. NURSES AIDES all shirts., Apply In PART-TIME work available i ptrtly shortened. Also knit-wear re- EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION — MARINE SUPPLIES person 7 a.m.' to 3 p.m. Brookdale your area for men with Majoi IE-IABLE WOMAN wishes to tak« pairs. CO4-0616. 19-19 Bulck. one owner, good tires 1957 HLACK CADILLAC convertible Evsrythlng For The Boatman. New BUSINESS NOTICES s'lirslng Home. 3325 Hwy 35. Hazlet. caia of children In her boms. 157 radio and heater. $75. RU 1-1533. white top. red leather upholstery, Jersey's largest marine supply IIOUSB. Appliance Service Experience. apis Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. whttewalls, full power, sacrifice, $2,450. Evlnrude Sales and Service »VO-t_AN — Light housework, care 18 VOU TltEE WORK, C&Q treo service. month old baby. Mother teachlni; If you have experience on auto- TYPING DONE AT HOME 1950 MERCURY — Excellent condition, Call AT 1-2I76-M. THE BOATMAN'S BHOP Topping, trimming, removal. Gall LI AUTOMOTIVE whllewall tires, radio, heater, new 24 Wharf Ave. Red Bank lleen In. SH 1-0030. matic laundry equipment, win- IBM electric. Call 8H l-HlM. pnlnt job. Must sacrifice. Beat offer. 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air, four-door. 2-4220 (or tre« estimate. Full istur&na ,Irs. Wynberg. AUTOS AND TRUCKS SH 1.4931. Radio, heater. Excellent condition, Open Sundays and Holidays coverage. YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED woman dow air conditioning, and domes $300. SH 7-4479. 8 A, M. to 1 P. M. to assist in caring for handicapped BABYSITTING — Dependable adult. 1953 FORD — Hardtop. V-8 hydro- 18(9 J1U1CK — Radio, heater, good SH 1-5780 PORCHES, PATIOS, sidewalks, no Jo ;lrl nge 12, No housework. Hours 2 p.m. tic refrigeration service, we car Mrs. Brown. matlc. Radio, Zn good condition, transportation. 1960 DODGE — Dart Phoenix two-dooi too small. Chnrlei Hower Mason Con' 0 fi p.m. Location Leonardo. Five use your talent during your span S1I 1-1040 SH 1-6515 hardtop. 4.000 miles, Torquefllle MERCURY outboard sales and service. tractor. SH 7*4479. lays weekly. KE 61069 8 a.m.-7 p.m. SH 7-3516. powered, power brakes, radio, front Ulg discounts on 1959 motors. The time. Please send us a resumi ILL CARE^ FOR children from Oak M59 FORD — Nlne-passeneer Country 1954 FORD Uve-passcnger coupe, 8- and rear speakers, whllewaU Urea. &•' Boat Center, 75 Whllo St., Red Bank. NEED SOMETHING ALTERED? Lei TRANSFORMER AUTOMATIC COIL land street school for working moth- me do It for you, I'll also do youi of your experience and free tim •s. Call SH 7-0257. • Squire, white. Red Interior. Radio, cylinder, standard shift, whltewall evenings, J. Melkers, Tanglewood Farm Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to L dressmaking If you are size 10-16 •winder and transformer finisher Ap- heater, power brakes, steering. Perfect tires, radio, heater, excellent running Kings Hwy., Ml.hllrtov.-n. ply Electronic Measurements Co of availability. EXPERIENCED mature woman. Care condition. $375. or best offer by Satur- 21' DODGE SPEED BOAT lltte (Tlrl. Ill 3-2480. Hei! Bunk. 10 River St., P.ed B. condition. SH 1-7424. JEEPSTER for 1-2 children, do light housekeep- day. SH 1-2323. Kermath engine and monel shaft. Need ROTOTILLINQ. liANDSCAPINQ. spill >etwcen 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. ing. 3-5 days week. SH 1-7355. 54-5S FORD 3 carburator manifold. Good condition, 1300. work, very reasonable. SH 1-1923. rail fences, lawn mowing, odd Jobs. 397 carburator fuel block and linkage. SHINING 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN. SH 7-2830 WOMAN TO DO general- house-work General NURSE — Private cases. Good refer- Good condition, $75, After six call 16' GLASSPAR — 1959. with 50 h.p. Oanson Bros. SH 7-4261. and ironing part-time. References. A mallory distributor lor same. $100. 1954 FORD CONVERTIBLE Evlnrude. 1958. $750. Irwln's Yacht ences and medical background. CBII CA 9-2301. FURNITURE KEFINISHED—Repaired Cnll SH 7-1060. 'R 5-3944. GOOD CONDITION Works. Marine Park, Red Bank. Call cabinet making, free estimates. Pick' Appliance Service OS 1-1252 SH 1.000.1. Up nnd delivery. W. Murray, KE G-4C77. UGH SCHOOL graduate wishes per- AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS manent work as Junior secretary, 1951 SINQER ROADSTER — Excellen 15' MKG. 45 II. P. Mercury, electric, V — All types. Repairs, 124 Brunswick St. condition. Asking S25U. triillet, all extras. Like new. Call HELP WANTED—MALE steno-typlflt. six months experience, alterations and additions. Jack D SII 1-1857. OS 1-2076 after 5 p. ro. COlfax 4-18S3. Mafnra. KE 6-4970. RUCK-TIRE SALESMAN, experienced. NEWARK. N. J. A LARGE SELECTION OF PICKUP — 1952 GMC one ton, $350. BOAT for sale, cheap. 16" Inboard. Liberal draw against commission, DAYS WORK OR IRONING, nil week After 5:30 p.m. CUSTOM LAWN SERVICE -xtenslva company benefits. MontKom- Including Saturdays. 45 h.p. Cray Marine engine. Call C. W. Curry ry Word, Monmouth Shopping Center, SH 1-5523 SH 1-2190 SH 7-1566. Call collect Gibson 6-8264 .atontown. GUARANTEED GOOD TRANSPORTATION — INSTRUMENT MECHANIC WOMAN WISHES — To care for chll- 20' CABIN CRUISER — A-l condition. CARPENTRY, masonry work. Altera- dren In my home, days, near Lin- for sale cheap. In water, ready to go. Asking $1400, tions, odd jobs of all kinds. LO 6' USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED SH 1-7291 CA 2-1447. Evenings and weekends, MALE HELP WANTED :roft. SH 1-521.1. CA 2-8145. Heavy experience with chemlca 1.057 CADILLAC 62 series, coupe fill! PAINTING CONTRACTOR — Interio: IMMEDIATE employment In our re- process control equipment required: power, radio, heater, whltewall tires, NEW CHRIS CRAFT IS'. 20'. 23' Sea and exterior work. New and old work cently opened factory branch. Job SITUATIONS WANTED, Male DODGE AND DART DEALER low mileage. Vesy good condition, SH 7- Skiffs. Here for Immediate delivery, Al Black. CO 4-6461. openings for MAINTENANCE. COL- Good «a.tt_nK Pay. compt.hen 4406. IRA'INS' YACHT WORKS '.ECTOrtS and MANAGER TRAINEES. Jive company paid benefits, benefi THREE BOYS — Available for lawn MASONRY, dry wells, cesspools andr Past experience not necessary. We progran, Including profit sharing plan mowing weeding, boat care, light I960 NASH AMBASSADOR — Power Marine Park. Red Bank SH 1-0003 laterals; also sidewalks, curbs, pa rain you. Permanent positions. Ex- Apply In person or call CO 4-1500 foi steerfnp. power brakes, whltewall 109. SH 1-1078. cellent opportunity for advancement. :hore«. Experienced. Evening! 8K 7- Urea, rndlo, etc.. umlor fl.OOO miles, 30' RICHARDSON — 15000. Excellent Interview. International Flavors & condition. Must ba seen to be ap- Fragrance, Rosa Lane, Union Beach FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. owner seriously in, KU 1-0656 alter 5 preciated. May he seen nt Irwlns1 SIT BACK AND REI^AX. Let Saltz VARU3. CELLARS. ATTICS cleaned. N. J. p.m. or Saturdny. burg Decorators, 32 years In business, SALARY $00—$125 Any and all trash remov.d. Larg* Yacht Works. Marine Park. Red Bank. take care of your painting, paperhanK' Over SO Years Selling Automobiles 1950 STUOEnAKEIt Land Cruiser, cood Ing and plaster repair problems. A We are hiring now. ump truck. . 8H 7-.HI. condition. Overdrive. Reasonable. OS 16' BOAT WITH canvas top. 35 h.p. Call SH 1-4019. Ask lor WELL ESTABLISHED Construction C Evlnrude outboard motor. Front steer- work Kiiarantoed. PR 5-5134. Personnel Department Needs Immediately an experience* 149 W. Front St. Red Bank ,. SH 1-1296 1-3745. In R with remote controls. Many ex- entimator, who also is able to ru 1951 I1OBGE lour.iloor sedan. Radio, trn.t, sacrifice. Lt 2-0687. heavy construction and road Jobs. Stat FINANCIAL 10 Center St. Freehold HO 2-0570 REKniOERATOR MAN — Must be experience! nee and salary expected heaterl!2, excellent transportation, 5125. IDS2 XOIiEli SEAFOX 21* long, Chrys- EMPLOYMENT experienced. Apply In. person. Eaton' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I2L ii ler Ace eiiBine. Head and automatic own TV, 50 Hwy. 33, Eatontown. ~ O. 742, Red Bank. 1955 MERCURY two-door, ntandaril bllRe pump. Canvas, painted and var- HELP WANTED-FEMALE REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Exper: ihlft, Rood condition Inside nnd out. nished new this year. Mfhm Boatworks, BARBERS WANTED enced male, full time. Interview b OPERATE YOUR OWN Continental wheel. $S00. CO 4-2973. Monmouth Head), CA 2-7717. HOUSEKEEPER — Mature woman BUILDING 703 appointment only. Friday 9-12. 1-5. Cal Love and care (or two-year old boy Fort Monmouth SH 7-5600. Thompson & Bartell. Inc. SERVICE STATION ConRenlai household. Young couple. Owi Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. Rent three-bay Texaco station at Blver AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS room and TV. 5!i day week. RU 1-127S IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Rd. and Naveslnk, Fair Haven. Mod- A FEW CENTS SINGLE MAN 21-28 years of age, ful erate Investment for Block and equip- A SALESWOMAN with experience "li time position with metropolitan news misses nnd women's coats. Monl Opportunity to grow wun new and paper. Salary and car allowance. Ca: ment. Excellent opportunity for a Komery Ward, Monmouth Shoppln expanding factory branch. Must b» be- required, station wagon prelected. Cat qualified man. Call KB 6-3868 after Center. Entontown. Vwecn 19-36 and not atrald ot work. 6 p. m. for details. These are permanent positions. THEY'VE WOMAN — Part-tlmo. Work two SERVICE STATIONS for lease, wide three evenings. Pleasant diRtildc range ot gallon! and locations. Invest- beauty service • no canvassing, no de $87.50 TO START ment required. Company will help fi- livery, no collection. Experience ui CALL SH 1-4019. LABORATORY TECHNICS nancing. Call 9-0 CA 2-8049. After 7 neceaary. PR 4-0420 for appolntmcn BH 7-5918. FEMALE BARTENDER pleasant worl MAN TO WORK in fish market. Apply: Excellent opportunity for experlencei Ing conditions, no experience nece: LeRoy Fish Market, Rt. 36 Leonardo, laboratory technician to work In oui PIZZA PIE aary. Age 21-35. Call LI 2-9781 for or call AT 1-1743. organic research laboratory, perform IS BIG BUSINESS pointment between 1-5 p.m. SALESMAN REAL ESTATE — Be Ins technical chemical laboratory lunc EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE MATURE WOMEN who want lo eai hapoy, make money. Join county's tlon. Complete company paid benef: HIGH INCOME POTENTIAL fastest growing realty firm. Krone Ai- program. Apply In person or call C' GOTTA GO! but can only work part-time. Natloi <-<500 (or " Interview. Internatloni Your own unattended route. No telling ally advertised Avon Cosmetics offe icclatcB Inc., LI 2-2133. opportunity to earn $ $ J. Call SH Flavors Se Fragrances, Rose Lan required. Slmolv replace merchandise 4343 or write 2.*> Elizabeth Ave.. Hulsi Union Beach. sold, work from and near home. No Manor, Brick Town, N. J. FACTORY [ruck necessary. Car will do. Minimum MAN to tnsen and deliver Sunda: investment for starting stock and equip- FORDS HOUSEKEEPER — Local woma: morning newspaper route, Estontowi Cleaning, laundry, plain cooking. Moi BRANCH vicinity. Must have own car. Call aft ment $750. Company will aupnly you 70 FALCONS day-Friday l p.m. through suppe 4 r.m. SH 1-3088. with protected customers. Write to Saturday 9-11 a.m. 530 per weel Now hiring men for permanent posi- References, Mrs. Kraut SH 1-6231, tion In an organization that gives every COMBINATION DRUO CLERK BUSINESS." Box ill. Red Bank. \ ML BLi COMETS man nn opportunity (or advancement. delivery bny. Apply Shrewsbury Phai OPENING for L.r.N. and experlcnci No experience necessary. I mncy, 570 Broad St.. Shrewsbury. S) YOU THIS NEW nurse's aides, llllltop Nursing Horn 1-4874. MERCURYS Mldtllctown. call Mrs. Baker, R. X Call SH M019,. Aak For Feraonnel NEW AND DIFFERENT for wppolntment. O3 1-0177. EXPERIENCED BARTENDER — Ful SCHENKEL Department. nlsh references, salary earned an< L1NCOLNS "SALESWOMAN desired. Must have good personality Rt. 35 between Keyport-Mlddletown DOOR STATION WAGON Full or part ttinp. experienced selll Writ. "BARTENDEIV Box 511, R CONTINENTALS cnats and dresses. No others need t SALARY $92 Flank. Dally 9*9 Saturday, Sun_&y 1Q-S 1960 ply. Top salary, pleasant working c( riltlons. Apply Mr. Seldln nt Sylvettt MECHANIC and mechanic's helper. GUARDS — UNIFORMED I CO 4-1922 MlddlPtnwn Shopping Center. Learn dlcsel bus maintenance and Full or part-time openings In Kean; CREP1T BUREAU repairs. Good opportunity for the right burg. Must have clean record. Fre DRIVE-IN ICE CREAM — Na- Woman with initiative lor cremt-colle< mnn, Apply In person Asbury Park- Insurance and hospllallzatlon. App' tionally known. $23,500 lirst sea- AS LOW AS '1779 tlnn office. Ane 23-2D. full benefits, New York Transit Corp., 147 3. Main Room 228, 1775 Broadway, New Yot son. No competition. $10,000 hours. Write V. O. Box HR, Red Ban St., Neptune. City (corner 57th St.) or call MArk. 3-43M (N. J.) down includes $5,500 deposit on AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS DONUT MAN — Young, reliable, ma lease. Illness forces sale. and rled man with experience, lalar commensurate with ability. Apply EA' GROCERY-MEAT MARKET — N'DONUTS. Rte 35. Eatontown. Long established, good location. STOCKBOY — Over 16. B:30 a.m. Executive Cars at even greater Savings 11:3(1 a.m. dally: all dny BAtunla Doing $60,000. Business may be niSHWASIIF.R — Full lime. AOTly purchased separately or building. person. KRESfSE'S. Monmoulh 8ho ping Center, Eatontown Circle, Eatoi For these and other .good '58-FORD 9 Pass. Country Squire, FOM, PS 1795. town. ELECTROLUX CORPORATION buys be sure to see us. '59 FORD Fairlane "500" Tudor, Fordomatic 1695. MEN wanted. Salei and service. Mi '57 MERCURY 9 Past. Colony Park, Full Power 1595. chanlcal background helpful. S08 Pro, (More Classified Ads pect Ave., Llttl* Silver Shopping Cei On The Next Page) '57 FORD 9 Pass. Country Squire, Full Power 1595. ter. SH 1-S070. Triumph * '58 MONTEREY 2-dr. Hardtop, Full Power 1495. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS '58 CHEVROLET "Brookwood," Sta. Wag., PG 1495. Estate Wagon '58 FORD Fairlane "500" Fordor, FOM 1350. '59 FORD F-250 % Ton Express, Good Buy 1350. CLEARANCE SALE "57 MONTCLAIR 4-dr. Sedan, MOM, PS 1350. USED CAR SPECIALS ! '57 FORD 9 Pass. Country Sedan, Fordomatic I 195. IMPORTED '56 LINCOLN Premiere 2-dr. HT, Ful! Power I 195. I960 BORGWARD SEDAN $1995 FOREIGN '57 FORD Fairlane Victoria, Fordomatic 1050. 1959 MSA ROADSTER (Red) $1995 1960 OPEL 2-Dr. Sedan, R&H, 7,500 Miles :. $1650 '57 FORD Cust. "300" Tudor and Fordor, FOM 950. 1959 TRIUMPH TR-3 $1900 1059 PEUGEOT Sta, Wa^. Scd., Deluxe, Blue & White $1950 '56 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. Sedan, Full Power 950. j 1958 PORSCHE COUPE $2650 1359 VOLVO 2 Dr., Black $1195 WE'RE "56 CHEVROLET "Bel Air" 4-dr., Powerglido 950. li 1958 AUSTIN HEALEY $2150 1958 ENGLISH FORD Consul Conv,, power, fully equip. $1150 "56 FORD Fairlane Fordor, Full Power 895. 1958 VOLVO 2-Dr. Sedan, One Owner „ $1350 BEHIND THE 1958 MGA ROADSTER (White) ..$1795 1957 MGA Roadster, Green, Wire Wheels $1350 '56 FORD 9 Pas». Country Sedan, FOM 850. 1958 HILLMAN HUSKY $1095 1957 TR-3 Roadster, Wire Wheels, Dlue . $1450 '57 FORD '/j Ton Pickup only 750. 1958 HILLMAN 4-DR. SEDAN $995 1957 DAUPHINE 4 Dr., IJlack $H95 EIGHT BALL '55 MERCURY Monterey 9 Past. Sta. Wagon 750. 1958 PEUGEOT 403 SEDAN $1195 1955 AUSTIN-HEALEY Roadster. Green _ $1350 '55 MERCURY 2-dr. Hardtop, MOM, Very Nice 695. 1957 MGA ROADSTER (Red) $1375 '57 RENAULT Dauphine, 4-dr. Sedan, R&H 650. DOMESTIC 1956 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN $950 '55 FORD Custom Ranch Wagon 595. 1955 HILLMAN SEDAN $625 1!)00 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Scd,, Savoy, R&ll, lo.no Miles . $171)5 '55 MERCURY 2-dr. Sedan, RSH 550. 1955 JAGUAR XKI40MC ROADSTER $1400 195R CMKV. Jmpnln, Il.T. Yellow, Power. Conlln. Kit ... $171)5 '55 FORD Custom Tudors and Fordori, R&H 550. 1953 DliSOTO 4 Dr. Scd.. All Power, RAM. Hlue White $ 350 We've Gone Out of Our Minds 1952 JAGUAR XKI20 COUPE $895 11)51 CIIKVUOUvT M)r. Sntnn, nine $ 350 '55 PLYMOUTH Bolvidero 4-dr., Powerflite 550. 1952 DODGE 4-Dr. Scdnn, Grey $ 19s ALL 1960'S ARE NOW BEING SOLD Many Other Good Used Foreign Cars 1952 PLYMOUTH 2 Dr. Scdnn 1 owner, Cream Puff ... $ 250 COMPETITIVE - RELIABLE Priced From $50

SPECIAL AT COST a 1955 FORD 2 DR. SEDAN CUSTOMLINE Also Many American Cars at 8 CYLINDER. STICK AND OVER. $ 80 CARS MUST GO DRIVE. MOTOR NEEDS WORK. 35O ENGLISH Fantastically Low Prices ! Come In Now For A Fantastic Doal AGENCIES RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Soiling Ford Product* for 66 DICK And BOP MATTHEWS Kroll Motors, Inc. CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. MONMOUTH ST. OPPOSITE CARLTON THEATRE YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES Ronault • Volvo • Pouqoot • Triumph SH 1-6000 RF.O BANK SH 7-4545 671 Broadway Long Branch 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED DANK 119 E. Ncwmon Spring. M, Red Bnnk SM 1-5886 Opnn Wookdayi Ttl Nino Opon Evenings "til 10 SH 7-4600 Opon Evanlngi '(II 9 INSTRUCTION FOR SAL'S KR AMD LfVESTOCK HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE, RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept. 9, 1960-21 ' tbr«e-room fiirnlsh*4 apart'! •OUHa COLLIES — E»Ued witl) Tile bath- Immediate occu-; LANE DANCE children, Btatonablt. ?aucy, 9115 monthly. Rolston Water- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE PAINT SALE BH 1-7710 mry, BesJtor. 1G W. Front St., fled lank. SK 7-3500. STUDIO Pittsburgh Outside Paints nu, BOARD HORBE — HALL BROS. 1 care. Reasonable. IMMACULATE four-room apartment vin accept registrations tor children * Salem Yellow, Colonial Red. French Call WH 64626 with private entrance, unfurnished. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY «ta!«es In modern, tap, and ballet on Vll utilities paid by landlord. Immediate Thursday, Sept. 15. between 3-5 p. m.Gray, Jersey Cream, Pearl Gray, HKC REGISTERED CHIHUAHUAS. 535 1 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. Ivory, Bud Green, Everglade Green, up. Stude service. >ccupanc>\ Adults only. 5110 monthly. REALTORS it the American Legion HaV.. River- Redden Agency, 301 Maple Ave. SH 1- llde Ave.. Red Bank. Milwaukee Cream, White and Primer. SH 1-8700 P.cirular $-.35 gallon RUMSON COLONIAL — First lime offered. Three large bedrooms. EVENING TELEPHONE ONG BRANCH — Unfurnished rour- CENTER OF RED BANK room aparvment, tirst lioor. Porch, Master bedroom 22 ft. by 15 ft. Two full baths, 13 closets. Living REGISTRATION ONLY $5.98 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT iwn entrance. One block from Broad* room with fireplace, TV room, formal dining room, extra large Spacious well landscaped lot. An older home in beautiful, modern vny. Adults. Write "Adults", Box fill, condition. Living room with wall-to-wall carpet; formal dining ' SH 1-1820 APARTMENTS led Bank. kitchen with separate breakfast area, finished playroom in base- LAWN AND GARDEN ment. All in perfect condition. Attached garage, awning covered room, excellent modernized kitchen, enclosed porch, three bed- MONTHLY PLAN $5.00 HREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, first ooms and tile bath; basement, steam heat, two-car garage. A SPECIALS floor. Near bus and train station. 44 patio, shaded by grand oaks and dogwoods. Walk to schools. ORMER TEACHER wni LLOYD MANOR doctor Place. Red Bank. •ery good buy. Asking $17,000. year Latin. GARDEN WHEELBARROW SJ.D5 $28,000 Cull BH 7-3r,S(1 IL'MSON — Two and three-room fur- Rubber wheel. Regular 53.95 APARTMENTS nished fipartments. all utilities in- WOODED SECLUSION — Shaded six-room ranch home perched on COUNTRY LOCATION HARDEN TRELLIS 11.15 anil up LONG BRANCH. K J. iluded, $1S ii week. Free parking. Call ill -week IUT 1-20S6. hilltop and surrounded by 2'/2 acres of woodland. Only five min- 12 miles west of Red Bank, five miles' north of Freehold, five MERCHANDISE HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR 376 West End Avfe, (West o[ Westwood) utes to railroad station. Center hall, stone fireplace, family din- miles from Matawan station for commuters. Beautiful rancher. SEPTIC TANK OR CESSPOOL 7 CApital 2-2H0 ing room, latest kitchen design with built-ins and dinette area. Spacious living room with bow window and fireplace; ultra-modern FOR SALE New two and three bedroom Duplex COMMERCIAL RENTALS x kitchen with beautiful cabinets and built-in range and dishwasher. EPTIC TANK & CESSPOOL apartments all with IVJ tiled baths and Three bedrooms, \ /2 baths, large basement, jalousied porch, rear 'utl basements! Sound proof treated! FACTORY LOFT terrace, attached garage. $29,900. Three bedrooms, two tile, baths, very large high and dry basement, HAMMOND CLEANERS AND For rent, two-car garage—and the price is just $23,900. PREVENTATIVES 'WO BEUROOMS 5125 PER MONTH 12.000 aq ft. Call fell 7-1100 THREE BEDROOMS SI50 PER STORE FOR RENT RATHER BUILD YOUR OWN? Choice Little Silver hillside plot. ORGAN STUDIO One Treatment Lasts A Year MONTH VERY UNUSUAL On White SL 137'xl50'. Excellent neighborhood. Close to everything yet seA- luxury type home on a beautiful acre and a half surrounded of ASBURY PARK KX-3 ROOT KILLER J3.95 Unexcelled Children's Playground Call SH 7-1100 :luded. Abundance of mature pine and dogwood trees. Anxious "X* CLOGGING Facilities. FB SPACE AVAILABLE In airiwner asks $6,600. by large trees. Secluded, but convenient to schools, shopping and All Models on Display PREVENTAT1VE 54 9* Ask about our co-operative conditioned professional builfilng. Cor- transportation. Spacious living room, spacious dining room, ultra- F.X-5 DRAINPIPE CLEANER S3.9S ier nf State Hwy. 35 and Fleet wood HAMMOND D.n. 20 ownership plan. Dr. Harlet. Call Fleeiwood Professional modern kitchen, three master bedrooms (one completely outfitted Speaker, Used ...» 5165 Building. CO 4-7070 or HI 2-9494. EXCELLENT RUMSON VALUE — Older home in fine condition. WURLITZEK Two In one Organ 56'5 YOU OWE IT TO XOURSiSLF TO Covered front porch. Living room, dining room, kitchen, enclosed with built-ins for two or three children), 2Vi baths .beautiful den. VISIT THE MOST LUXURIOUS TWO SUITES of offices available In H-R 40 TONE CABINET Iwalnut) 5325 LITTLE SILVER GARDEN APARTMENTS ON THB elevated patio and finished basement. Every feature of this home HAMMOND EXTKAVO1CE ...... J605 the TuUer Building- Both on first rear porch, two large bedrooms, bath, full cellar, oil heat, over- SHORE. floor, river side of building. One ofsized garage, excellent neighborhood. First time offered. $11,000. is top quality with real charm and atmosphere. Naturally it is BALES AND SERVICE LUMBER COMPANY three rooms* Tha other lour rooms. air-conditioned and the price is extremely fair at $57,500. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION WEST END — Sublet beautiful two- ;H 7-2440. Sycamore Avenue Little Silver bedroom apartment lacing ocean, and FIRST TIME OFFERED — Rumson ranch with three large bed- Open Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 (At The Railroad) private pool. Leaving atate, sacrifice. RED BANK — Modern air conditioned SECLUDED LOCATION CA 9-150.0. orfice. Ample oil street parking. 91rooms and l>/2 baths. Convenient location. Eat-in kitchen, din- COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. i. Front St. ing room, 15 ft. by 20 ft. living room. Rear awning-covered ter- Near river. Spacious lot, big trees. A very nice two-story co- SH 1-7800 RED BANK — 3tt. 4*i. and 5 room . lonial. Center entrance, living room with fireplace; formal dining PR 5-9300 unfurnished. Call SH 1-0115 or in-LONG BRANCH — Store, suitable for race. Full basement with gameroom. Two-car attached garage. HOUSE SHUTTERS 75 cetita each and quire on premises-Branch and Madi- barbershop, beauty parlor, etc. Will Low taxes. Offered at $26,500. room, modern kitchen, jalousied den, full basement, two-car ga- HALT HAY-FINEST QUALITY up. Antique Shop, 317 Main St. (neit son Ave. Ant. 2i. alter to suit. Good location on bus rage. Asking $28,900. Fred D. Wlkoff. Co. •o Port Monmouth firehouse). line- CA 2-3334. SH 1.0554. LONG BRANCH — Ttanalerred, muat AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE sublet oceanlront apartment, five RUMSON ESTATE AREA — Builder's sacrifice. Modern ranch TOP SOIL, best grade. blR load, }20. 1* rlKidaire Custom Imperial, matching •ooma, two bedrooms. Reasonable. Cal on beautifully landscaped lj^-acre plot. Four lovely bedrooms, Road gravel, big load, Ca. Eckel's dryer, Frlgldairo refrigerator H cu. it.[or appointment. CA 9-1500. HOUSES FOR RENT Trucking, MorBanvllle. LO li-5707. deluxe model. Krifildaire toot! freezer three full baths, huge living room with corner fireplace. Kitchen EXCITING LISTINGS 11 cu, [t., maple bedroom set, rotary BURNISHED Threa and (our rooms, with all built-ins and breakfast area. Basement finished off into TRADE IN your old furnlturo with no puw(;r inowor, miscellaneous Rfirtten RENTALS four separate rooms—one with raised hearth fireplace. Two-car down payment and get a new parlor ;nols, furniture, ntc. Double barrel 16 Available immediately. Call after 5 AT or dining room set nt auto prices. Wl! Anus? glioiKiin, Kcmnmlon pump nr- WE SURE HAVE THEM garage, rear terrace with river view. Will sell below cost for Ham LeM Furniture Inc.. Ilwy. 35. :ion l'2 calibpr rine. Call Li 2-2!>2i. 65 p.m CA 0-155^, $47,500. Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. open evenings fti pd N .Shrewsbury. HI) 8 p. m. AVAILABLE Immediately. Newly dec- F. A. Gehlhaus AGK OVKItJIEAII DOOR. ~ Foin APPLEBROOK AGENCY TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines orated four-room apjirtmcnt 132 Soutli RIVERFRONT RAMBLER — Deep water mooring. Sweeping nels, S' with-, all tiiinhvure. Excel St., Ked Bank. SH 1-7C33. 5120.50 month Real Estate All makes new or U3eii. Guaranteed. vomlltlni], fill 1-7050. Wny 36 Leonardo water view. Home just completed. Center hall, fireplace, three ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN OS 1-2300 IJOW as 525. Serptco's. 101 Slonmoutii AT 1-0IS8 St. Next to theater. SH 70485. LULLAIJYE CIHK ami matching clu-Bt f'OUU HOOM downstairs apartment bedrooms, two tiled baths. Paneled den and dining room open BOYAK SCIIUI/J7! — Siirfucu Grinder. on-cheM, French Provincial, maple Hot water heat supplied. Two miles ,ONQ BRANCH — Unfurnished, three to rear terrace through sliding window wall. $30,000. Lagoon sites SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Excellent condition, Vj years old. color, rcnsonitlilo. CO 4-51S2. north at Hed Bank oil Hwy. 35. 5125 bedroom, brick, split level, 1^ baths, also. Agent on premises. Look for Shrewsbury Harbour Estates, Call alter 5 p. in. SH 1-0122. HOY'S SPOUT JACKET Bke 17. Ladles monthly. Phone SH 1-7464. Attached garace. LI 24626. ust off Patten Ave., Monmouth Beach, or call Mr. Carhart, CA FINE FAIR HAVEN HOME—ONLY $16,000 suit size 1-1. RUK nnd pail Hxl5 ex- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — CASH REGISTERS — New and useil. cellent condition. Call RU 1-2341. THKEE.KOOM furnished apartment 9-2388 or SH 1-7686. Three bedrooms. Frame home, two-car garage, fireplace, full cel- many models, reasonable. We sell. First floor, private entrance, nil utl Furnished and unfurnished. Imrned- rent, ropalr. Talco Cash Register Co. ilUCIS — Two all wool, carved gray lltics supplied except electricity. Cai: ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency, lar. FHA approved, $800 down. Outstanding value due to our CA S-M14. wliton bronriloom, lenf design, 9xC SE 2-1723-J. Ocean port Ave., OceanporU Call or dial trade-in plan. nut 7x6, vpry good. Both $40. RU U 2-3500 or H 2-3501. USED HUT RECONDITIONED AND 1THKKE-KOOM FURN1BHED opart 12x18 broadloom, Sandal wood, J39. A merit, private bath and entrance, WATERFRONT Oceanport—Four bed GUARANTEED. REFRIGERATORS. 1-02-17. BARGAIN IN APPLEBROOK FREEZERS. AND TELEVISIONS FOR Adults. No pets. SH 1-29G7 or L.I 2-2277 rooms. $150 a month. Dock facilities HALL BROS. ir your own bout. Call SH 1-2233. Two-bedroom ranch. FHA approved. $700 down. Full price $1S,- HALE. WE WILL ALSO BUY YOUR THREE YOUNG MAN'S nulls, Size 34 SEA BRIGHT — Three rooms, batb, OLD ONES. WE HAVE EXPERT RE- short, pood condition, 515. Roll private entrance. LINCROFT, FURNISHED — Three 500. Excellent location, charming neighborhood. PAIR MEN AT YOUR SERVICE 51 picket fencing, $G. SH 7-14OG. . SE 2-0549 bedroom, ranch, one-car attached ga- 13 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN HOURS A DAY. ALL. WORK GUAR- rage. Rental $165. Furnished two- ANTEED. BAYSHORE SERVICE CO., BLOND pINETTE table with fou RED BANK — Five unfurnished rooms. bedroom ranch $135. Also a wide selec- chairs, $45: Hotpolnt electric range, Two bathe, river view, adulta. 5145 SHadyside 1-7686 HWY 36 and DTH ST.. BELKORD. 550. CA 2-93SS. tion of winter rentals, furnished. Ella KE 6-2227. KE G-5550. KE 6-3S10. monthly, SH 1-0076. Wiltshire, Agency, Realtors. 14S0 Ocean HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE WE BUY AUD SELL onyllilng anil TELEVISION. 121,4" Philco. Working TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS, four Ave., Sea Bright. SE 2-0004. condition. Needs some tunes, $7. EH rooms on riverfront. $175 month, everything. Give- the hlsliest prices.1-2175 after six. KED BANK — Furnished one family Call William Lett Furniture. Inc., Ilwy. elevator, patio, boat dock. SH 1-2399. house, two bedrooms, two baths. 5150 FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE OWN THRU KRONE THE LOW AGENCY 35. Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. OpeD eve- TKOP1CAL FISH TANK. Ten gallon. 1-2-3 bedroom units, private entrance, per month. One block from down town BEAUTIFUL, ROOMS for rent at low- nings till s p. in. with stand, nir motor anrl accessories. S50-$10Q per month. Winter only. CA Broad St. Call after 6 p.m. SH i-ioi9. Very reasonable, sil 1-91G9. winter rates nt Skyline Manor. 48 ALL BUYERS $500 REALTORS rlANOS — Save $200 or more off list 2-6323. Ill ARMING olfiht-room Sit. Vernon Orean Blvd.. Atlantic Highlands. AT 1-WALKER & WALKER prlco on brand new S8 note Spinet SHOWCASE — 2.V* wide, g* lonp. ex- RED BANK — Three-room apartment, typo house near Holmdet village. 1G53. RUMSON — Handyman wanted G3G River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J. pianos. Ten year guarantee. Come see cellent, condition. Best odor. Call KE immediately, or Oct. 1. Two-car g.irage. Four bedrooms, two for this two-story charmer. Two- and snve. Wo service what we sell. •5619. baths, powder room, two porches, base FURNISHED ROOM — liualnoss couple REALTORS Tenzer's Music Store, 300 Main St.. SH 1-8S21 or u-aclier preferri-d. Half mite from SHadyside 1-4477 OPPRK KETTLE ANTIQUES — 6 board radiation oil heat. $250 month car garage on 50K185 (street to Lakewood. FO 3-2100. Open evenings TWO APARTMENTS — Four rooms. WH 6-4SW. Fort Monmouth. half block to bus line. nnii Sundny by appointment. Monmouth Rd.. Onkliurst. Just re- Near stores, schools, bus line. Cal! LI 2-lflol or 7 Farm Lane. Eatontown. 'BY THE RIVER'S EDGE' street); shrubbed and shaded plot YOUR OPPORTUNITY—To pur- turned from buying trip with unusual llKliIniuls. HI 3-1111. MIDDLKTOWN — Subletting attractive situated on picturesque tree-lined FIVE-PIECE bedroom set; rptrlKr iKnn LARGE ROOM —KHchcn privileges. Two-story colonial. Gracious liv rancher, three bedrooms, basement, Business couple or woman, chase an outstanding ranch tor: automatic Kas heater, heats live CARKIAGK HOUSE APARTMENT — same room. Good neighborhood near ing and dining rooms; fireplace, street. Front open porch, en- rooms. TV Reasonnblc. AT 1-:irti:t. WELSH BABY CARRIAGE Nip anr LarRe living room, brick fireplace, ail 1-301S closed rear porch. Living room home, excellent location, large Nap, Infants baby clothes brand new, dinette, ft lichen, two bedrooms, bath, public, parochial schools. $130. New three bedrooms, I'/J baths, hoi plot, with FOUR bedrooms, two HORNER portable electric D.iyatrom kitchen set, milk class lamps, attached parade. Private garden, ivy lease available. 552 Sherman Ave. water heat. Attached oversize ga- with open staircase, oversized three months. 5100. ithcr Itnms. SH 1-S!'6G. covered well. Five minutes from Park- KB 6-0018-M. baths, large living room, dining OS 1-12R1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE rage. Dignity and charm you'l' dining room, extra large kitchen 11 CU. y-T. SERVEI* rpfrlper-itor. r way. Fort Monmoiuh, rae.eira.cK WATEHKRONT Oceanport—Four t>ert- with dining area, four bedrooms room, modern kitchen, full base- 1!>5<> FRIOIDAIRK — Knur-year Eiinr- aralo freezpr compjiftmrnt, automatic beaches. Adults preferred. CAntlal " rooms. J150 a month. Dock facilities HOUSES FOR SALE be proud to call your own. Quiel antee, A-l condition. Moving, Asking \cc maker, four yearn old, imy rcHson 8021. for your own boat. Call SH 1-2233. area but within three minutes ol and bath, full basement and at-ment, garage, wall-to-wall car- J150. SH 1-0244 or SH 7.(314. able offer. Five antique high bnc L>EAI, — Ocentiview, beautiful larp OCEANPOHT — Four-bedrooms, two Red Bank. Just reduced to $22,tic. Only $14,990, but hurry! peting, drapes, etc., for only WING CHAIR. Large. Gooil condition hairs, mndf ISO"), tapestry seats ntn choice. Three-room furnisher! npart- baths, $150 a month, SH 1-2233. Bus $20,500. Transferred owner will si 2. backs. Kmnrson ono ton air conditioner, ment Includlnfj Murphy bed in living front of door for school children BERG 500. •tl one RpaRon, reasonable. CO 4-OS52 room. Available now through Juno J5. NEW SHREWSBURY arrange financing in accordance SH 1-236G 1 RoselH Ave. KK 1-0*28 or KE 1-13G0, SEA BRIGHT — Two winter homes, If you are hard-worltlnj: and ambitious, with your ability to pay. SILVER BLUE'MINK slolo BANDS AW — Alias, with motor, five and seven rooms, furnished hut short of cash. Gee us about our IMMEDIATE POSSESSION DELUXE RANCH condition. Price J275. 30" throat. FOUR ROOMS — One bedroom, beauti September to May 31. Can be seen LAV-AW AY-PL AN. Four-year-old ranch. Three bed- —Four Bedrooms, Two Baths— . Call CA 2-S31D CA fl-373ft fully furnished apartment. Private en 1C00 Ocean Ave. RETIREMENT WATERFRONT LARGE QUANTITY of used quilts, ca trance, prlvato bath, full kitchen. C. rooms, two baths, recreation On Vi-acre plot. Spacious liv- THINK FOAM THINK 'i-0757. LOVELY four-room himpalow, com VETERANS —Finest location on Shrewsbury FOAMART be used as horpe lOanitels. Excellen ptetely ftirnlalied, in very HANK — 53 Oakland Street. Bern betlrooms, diiiiflg room, SCIPIICR kitch- spacious screened porch, and r'ie 12x24. 12S2R. SR 2-0.ri4fl. entire or part contents ot homes ant! Deluxe beautiful five-room pardn {DO month. Unfurnished. en, basement, ranR«\ refriKrnitor, ing available. oversize two-car garage. Large estates. Furniture, antiques. Orlenta apartments for October l. Moden Call OS 1-0277 shades anrt combination aluminum RUMSON RANCH aVorm «5vah; on a. W3 acre fully land- plot. Only $19,000. runfl. paintings, etc, FRIEDMAN GAL Httclien, qulPt street, treo parKing. BUNGALOW — Four rooms. AH Im- Spacious living room, separat LERIEB. PR 4-3143. Evenings CA 2-746: seaped lot. Immediate possession. S8.Q00. RANCHER "Madison Gardens provements. 15 Marion St.. Red Bank. Full Price. dining room, modern kitchen, WITH EVERY LUXUTtY PIANOS — HlBhest prices paid. II. Ten- 32 South St. SH 1-7631 O mnnlh. Inquire SH 7-0209. three bedrooms, 1V5 baths, pan- EXECUTIVE'S RIVER FRONT- Zfr. 1108 Main St.. Lakewood or POx-NICK two-room furnishrd npartmenl ONK HALF HOUSE located 35 Waverl; Non Vet $270 Down Six spacious rooms jammed with Located in Rumson, high on the crolt 3-2190. 513 weekly, includes utilities. 49 Wai pi.i six rooms, JSS per month Ni eled den, full basement, two-cai breath-taking features, plus a beautiful Navcsink River, mag- FIVE — DOOR cast. Iron pizza rle RKTOOTHER for saw (Ue. Johi Ince St., Red Bank. SH 1-G239 flftc utilities, oil heat. Call SH 1-0203 o Monmouth County Office garage. Flagstone patio shadei backyard beach club of your gas oven. Thompson. 11 Theresa Ave.. Keynorl 5:30. SH 7-4117. by statuesque trees. Low taxes nificent brick and frame resi- CO 4-3S14. (Garden Stats Parkway Exit 117) own. Yes, a full size swimming CO 4-L'72n IIRD BANK — Sprinpvtcw Garden FURNISHED — Three-room atudi Asking $26,000. dence, on four acres of towering STALL SHOWER — Complete with paintings, books or lovely rooms. A. AnnstroiiK Agency, 5.W Prosiiccl Route 35 Ealontown pet. CA f)-3S22 ufter 5:H0. First floor. Three exposures. Beautiful Avc.._IJItlo_.SMvcr. SHJ-)i00. BEACH AGENCY TRADE DOWN kitchen, three bedrooms, two 27' SYLVANIA CONSOLE TV, $100. view. Convenient location, llusiness per- Liberty 2-2133 Inquire Service Department. Eaton- HORSE — Small tborouRhhrod type BA'TONTOWN — Thrpe-hcironnTnTnch Larger homes for small. Ask fo tiled baths, porch, two-car ga- pony, two years old. good jumper, sons only. 14 Riverside Ave. 1633 Hwy 35 Middletown, N. J. town TV, Hwy 35, Eatontown. hi 2-$21'!S. Also hiivc •*; Jump anddle, fl25. large eat-In kitchen, full baafm details on trading. rage, plus playhouse. Asking owo. Cn\l SJ1 7-31C.2 after (1 p.m. RBn BANK AREA — FurnlshTdThree- WK1U 5-'.i5&3. PlaUivlew, 1.. I. $35,000. 35 MM KODAK FILM proceflfiing an'l room Rpnnment, all utilities. $6S I.iTTI.K SILVER ^~Knirrrhed7 OS 1-2727 fiilarglnR equipment. Including Fer!- DALMATIAN (conch) PUP, $.'10. Male. mormi. Good location, fill 7-075S after 0. liousp. 2',i bnllm. ImmedlHti- occu- JOHN B. RYAN rr«l enlarscr, davlnnd l;ink, electric Purebred, two months olrl. Wonderful B E AUT11'\ il'j — Mo'DER'N'^thre^r^om p.-im-y. J1S5 inonlh. Call CA H-3I52. WALKER & WALKER print dryer, and 22 nrcessory items. pnt for children, sood. watch dog. furnjshPd nparlmettt includiiiE fiarnge. VAN VLIET AGENCY AGENCY RUMSON — Two-bedroom ranch OA 9-1573 after B p.m. KUM.SON -- Top quality furnlshri Like ne*v, iisking 56B. Call SH 1-RS23. SH 7-1647 or KH 1-3213. Mouse. Will rent lo June 1M1. 53CKI \w REALTORS in excellent condition. Near month. Highly rtrslrahlo jinrt ncrrpftble Line Road Holmdel RED BANK ni'lRhborlion'i. Center hnll, llvinR aii'I Highway 35 Shrewsbury schools and transportation. $15,- dining mom*, il^n IT tiedrnoni n ml VETERANS NO $ DOWN 300. li.ith. kltrlirn. laundry. "Jnti flonr: WH 6-4484 SHadyside 1-5212 Thrfe rxMrnnms ml'l I1-"!"!. ITTCP st(irap>- ALL BUYERS $500 DOWN aren. Two-car attached parap*-. Vte otHOLMDEL AREA - Two-year- J«ndayB_byjppolntment only^ .... LEONARDO—Two-bedroom Cape CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Imat for private ponil. U.vely l'u ncrew. Six-room rome in top rcsldcn in) Cn(, cxpans|on a(,ic, hardwood trees nrui FhnihM s l mr*tr.l;tineil tiy owner. old custom ranch on five acres' area. Living room, formal «'«-! floors ras heat aluminum Jns.'pli J2;_' '''_i!) j Keiillnr, K-T 1-0141. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! TJIKHK COTTA(;KH In ^'')1M N>7k ml WM S ing room, enclosed porch, three!Mnrm;. and scrccns. corner lot. l-'rerliolci ftil, nfiur !nti'r."ortl46OO. pro\ementfi. 10 Monmouth r*arkw(iy, wells, attic fan. Baseboard heat, SHadyside 1-0804 E.ut Kenn«hnrj:. fireplace, double garage, $35,000. BANK BUILDING Rndlo-Telcvislon Repair RED BANK COLONIAL Appllanco Repairs __ FloorJVaxIni; ___ KANCH 'rvi'K imnK.'il'm on .Shrewsbury Assume GI mortgage, $8G month- Immaculate, Move right in. No ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LbNL Illver. Inlf mlln I.Mil" Hlller jl-iiuvi. HI'KC'MI. ly. Ranch near Red Rank. Liv. APPrSANdB5i jr~TANNAHi!ji7~— KTOOT wax InB~iind ll-:i 81in-wnhiiry Avr. SH 1-47CS. All Improvement!*, oil lieni, <"A 2-rin.i3. Ml'NT cell house tnki-n In as trade. decoratiiiR required. Seven-room AT 1-1717 Hon. RitsMenlial and rtimmTrlM l Jflnnlorlnl servlriv Commerrlnl. res- BKItVICK Wlllt.R VOI1 WAIT. IHvr-rnnm liome. fireplace eellnr. Ka- inn room, dining room, two bed Inc. AHm Electric, all _7'11?1J- Idriillnl I AW ratcfi. KK (1-2770. Fnt'U-I'.nnM lil'NtlAUHV I'uli ••el- home on fine tree-shaded street. Mr. til.-,, l.iriiiinu. S«.1 inonthlyy. fin. ram- THXe, t2.',n. Nnw v»e.u,l no rnons. till' hath, full basement, ItlVKUKll.K HITS — Rp\ i'11-rHMI WniLlhlnr Ave , I.lllle Sl'.f. Lurfii- living room, full dininR TVMREPAiRS CofNTI'.NTIV J-IW- "fi$3.5O0 down Inkcs it. Inimedlat. |.Ht l.-v.l Auctioneer Fuel Oil—Heating 'IMTK HnMK S. .'t, r-.in. Sl.V.'li'l room, modern kitchen, three bctl- ';>>:• Homo Calls $2 I.nlh. t.'Un moMtlih- 1'. ,M,tJ1 \Vr,tn( . . [occupancy. $1,1,000 full price. A 1 1 1 1 1 .•«l llll.T.' I'A .' -•_'•<;•. T.TM1 R! b*l COATS—An o.isl'iitlal Auction I'M'Rt* OIL, A UK ATI NO—Cal I F1I 1- K'-iill'-r. U\ \V Kit.iJ Kt , Hi-,I rooms, lilt hiith, plus [aiiiilyi; , ,',', ,,,;,', 1 Appralam Rervlcr •nTiy^vherr.' 4Iiy nfiio Oil Delivery. Inc., Fervict A KE 6-9651 KM T-.iM.M Ayers-Trufulo Agency hnrRain! rooni and laundry room. KIIA Bairn, .1 Herbert fit., Ilon il ,yn I:AKI; " Mow'"TIII;KK ii." nMh AVft.. Ivonn Ilranrh. IMiunn HN§. •nii:KH-HK'|ii!cin,M .. . . ! 10 rinirch .SI. I/lllc .s'avrr Red Hank riverfront. Low taxes. and GI terms nvaihihle. .lurit re. JOE'S RADIO & TV At.illulil" SP|I|I>III1HT IMII Tor nil.'- Uoathouso. Living room, dining ducr.d. Price $I5,!K)O. Homo Improvements HiiiMlh" A.lulls nnly. jr.'.',. KMKN Twelv ltn Inriilalirfi 1 Auto and Truck Rental S3 Lcoimrilvlllr IIil. Hrlfonl .Kin SrlirnhH^. Illr. I'll < l!).'2 iKiiiHe. l-'lnent nelr.lihnrh'io'I. I.VJ.dOO. room, two hedrnums, modern 1-1VK K< »(l.M I'I'I'I. KX I ' II M WOMClNir~MAN's'"contractar—Alter* iCnmiilii ll'n .lunctkin) $H 1.7ft I'i t tll'Xitl 1 HH 1 > ill inn ntloim, Additions, palming, miionry, lIHtl" H1HH 1)1-'" IHM'i.KX ' -"" I'lvr I'nr Hlilmlntnient wnlii Mm 3s, hm kitchen, bath, enclosed porch. AYfsilTnt a no\»T*V"or truck. !xiw 1 RHD HANK Slliidyslde 1-20M L' " 1" 1, nil thmilMllll«_JoM. JiO^07K_ ff.i.inn imfiirnlnhf.l. Avnll.iMi* tniin* - ItrlKhl. ''A ti.S'jun i-,,]| 1,1 r»tm. Mapl« Ave., r.nl Untik. Hll "•' Rooflnp, Sjding and Insulation Nice grounds. $20,000. "tilLVl.U "" 1 "ilill- < "tin 0308. I'll 4-8iH. riitily 1 n.m.—in p.m .Mull Iv. 5rin, AvciH-Triifiil'i AlfiTv. lfl irOfli'HT AllK"A'--~'«"i7>|il»l'n~|irlviii-y~;i» 24-IIOUR SF.RVICE UTTLK Irnulatlnn A sliilnE Corp. Corllfl'-d l'liiifi-li Mi.. r,lllln Hllvi-r. Hll I-MV l.i- hiilliM. '!rn, tnnrirrti Insurance JnlinB-Manvlllft comraclnr Pit n B4O7 hilltop r-elliliR. New Itlllf-rnoTn ("nlfin- Idlrh'Ti, ill ii lit i! rn.i in, pu'rrrrifl pnrch. Awnings — Canopies or Adam Uiumnycr AT i-ti:'^i'j. lil Hucrllleii. JU.MO. Cull owner, (ill 1- UIVKH OAKH HANI'H • - l.tvlUK imim, S3W. _ _ _ $15,300 flrrplnri-, dliilnK roirn, rmnli-rri Hll''li'.'>. Mlvrt. Jtl7,Mi"in. till 7 '\V>'> lypfa tnllnrril tn (iillt ymir needii. C>LHbN~"'rib"lN'6.~lYo"litltl«'," Klillnn"** WANTED TO KKNT KAHT Kr:A?NHIliT|(li Two iieitroVim AVVNiNnircAN6VlEHmaiiii foonicr. t.'iw co#l proli'rUPM. .tohn P. Mo* Ilirro hr,|r...ini" «|ii,niiit, *«,•* iii.ilK-in" 'l'\\\:y.K i:i;i IJ:OOM MH.-M tmi Frco Mtlmtlta. Wamur.l Awnlnc Cu.. Iniulnllon. tnit.ille.1 mil cimmii'f-il lUllK«lnw. Oil Inl M«ln0. All IIM|,i.,ie. This seven-room split lc-vp| has n"«inn[.llori ?HH |.f r IIINIIIII rurrylni; n-1 HiiKll. Mm! II tj 1.1091. A H'ASTII Til IIENT .M'AJlTMIiNT- lioH tit Ulver IM.. l''nlr llarfn. HH l-IWIin. mentM. Htnrni *i«li nn-l *,-feen«. tiirne ctinrni-.i. 5».*>.l""i C-irnKc, |i!.M'i with I.tin, [.i.inirr, bn?> '"' —"L?™*"' ''" "*"•''— AT I-OJtO nie-l wmnii'l unit ihll.V ln-«ire* ^ or tfnnl pnreh. Owner will liolil liKirlKnK<*. Just been reduced to make this I.niKlscnplnR-CinrdunlnR I rr"ini In UMI llnnk nr l,<>nc llrnndi I'li'iiin OH M'l'.''.^_ home thf best buy in Middle- iiK'iit. tiiuii'lrv' rnrnr, nM 1 :."J'i Rontlng Supplies Tile—Ceramic iire.i l'\ 2-Vrn 1 1 V;Alit"jlAVKN""" lilVKlT llXl.H. hll in town. 'I he existing I //, ,', mort- Schanck Agency liAWM'uKliVICK llnlntlillni, li'W 6lllVlNi |liily rnili WAN'lllli • I' 'irnlili'"! apnrliMini ullli I;.H. \m\v.\* ii'*MKn-rii n or m di 1 unit* uliitde rliirliilntf rnl-iinnl hy l.l.Hi-IMI I'lli." "" l!>-.l Ilinli NEVKH BINS wmr'NAVKUANDI l»nvim_ pul IN, l-i'-' nminiiUP". Tim 10 or iiHiinlrs l,IJi-tInin honuly ami I 'Hie |'ini|r«r«, Vlr y MMUMIUIIIII gage may he as sum oil by any- N«v»i«ml Mitrlnn HIII-» r*o. Ortrnn rini'Irurtlnn l-'l'i'ir» Millie rflimct |i,ilnl. holly in,I ,li,|;« I MIH" flwiT- HIU'1.V.MIC 7-o:iU7 | (eft nl M'.'.r rmnfl, |.ur..l In llmtlu'ri, Hll I 777T .'it Ml I IHH.'< I'ili lleeA, Hil|,fI Nil hl'Xd'IH, Mil I 'J'.IMl IIAIIUI HAVituiN co.' INI: i i,nNisin;i) ROOMS ilnillij! If",II,, IUII. t-nwtv r li,'ini, urn. 1 MM>lil.KT(iVVN' 'inWNMIIIt J'.'in 1 MIT TIll'iK KfjIIVH'K InvifM ilrn M.-'-HK? I IIKllllMflM I1K«I |r, •I'm l.lf'li'li "lilt t-MI" "'I ei'l'i-,1 ii.iii-h i'r'a.w iMH!i-A\f r- i" "'" ~U"*'O itllll.UKItH Knr All Lnwii unit Oariifn Mnrpn^i CROWELL AGENCY tl.jwn, imriuiiio *<:, \«r f-hl *il ii rtpiclmlzinR in Aluhilrmrit aMInn |>nil I7ll W l-'nml rtt Mil i-^.'ton i-rnl mm nl lrn< 1:1 HMtimv Ave., II. I.Hvhli- l-< fill! rellfir livOMT EIME", II!A»,|< |,I|, I -ItUewity Ti.|i vihl"' finlllnK 'Ure.rl, curnpl«l« l>ullilina •trvlrn mill retnnil- CMnnUra. I.I ;: mj .-. (.»,.! |- I'l OS 1-0-100 lives. RU 1-lli-tl e.irrlVi* nit. 't'*«i i.e UMMIU *' *t - '••:•! II, I'.riini.nnl.l,.. I \l I- ilum-r trni,<1r.nii1. 'Vi! rill I t'Uj* lor f-x|>HHHlmi MttIv, |ni>:f Ihimr m \MI'i •iin«_ro «.im« i" i'<> iHI' _ Odd Join -ili|iiliitliii nl AI,!,~l'Yi'K linliruvMiiciitit ninl ni'W UplinMrry I'lllVATIO HATH I'm il" minimi'. IHVI'iHTMKNT • I'IH'IV KAMIMMHI flit 1'IH'c. ttrw Hiritli-rit 1,11< h'- r«. l^ttl't, work (timr«nlrPil. Kitchen*, -lorrncr.. ri-;l,l,AIIII. lin'raisi't'cliiiiiMl "*Trpi« l-Alt!:-' fl'tn >l.f< ri;it v ill' n-ii - urai'-' i,HIT i'i..«•!!. iiui.i. i.me i HIT l.lrnl |... Hli.II i|i fl Hirrl, l,,l,e moil M'liiu ruth, fi''fI'i'tiM, KM '1 I!'IM M J, Cn'1wnlln(tf KM 1 -nlft^ fn-i'ivf L iriullnii. AMittntlci'l. PIT II Tlill.1 Av« Allnntli) lllKlilNn'lit. I.l :• vi.'..1 runilliMii i.M-.r.l, CA 'J-iau l.iKIM'ix Bi'iUlHiinil K"li>rr>"l. Ill' 1 It'll HA/Jj;i', A^-vrl iiiuiii Rftlt li'irl, r WILLIS CONOVER AT 1 nfii'l .1. UliAi'lloLi: ,\ I A I.MI'li; I'linM fur irnl II..| ,.i,.| httltin. •; flit'- An uiiiift \\ |n-t i fi.t Wit HUM lliilrmttl VUlmto (II IHMflKnr.i', ('IMNH lii Mil-Mr tntP'"t Piilnllnj; anil Decarnllng Vacuum Cleaner Hepnlr |..i! I' .'. -ir.-'l Ai.i.iv ',') IVIPIH ri OOl'i.THY IIUMKII AUIl A'N'.ICAfllO ' I,,I'I'.. 'lnuf l.^lr.. .in., lif..|.l...'o. Hnrli nri'l inilns Irtii v«-!ii i "M O'I •»•' til Kll'li rV I ,!!•'.. tllll'l'l Mil • 17 dOtl full Mtrr »l p nl. Co i M,'" . i.ii •(•. I,'. (•'JtAMfN't, >.l.!. I'H. .'' nil - • t. | I II \ I • h '•Al't: r , is I'IIII'I llniifl; M'.lli I'I I dprrl^ncr, |i1V'Hiif>'| (I ft'.i-<'l"'l I'll II 'I \,r M|| ||;« „•!,, l| ,, ,,, I,- Hll |.a.LM» i 1 l-ntn-l 1,-inn ... III I I,'. IU...I nil ...,. •••\'.\ In .CU !'((< t K- l.li \"t, 1 1 I'M ". '.f'• 1 I Mil.I, '. I .W !' Ill ,1;/"'!!! I'.V Mlirhr.t ui'l'itu'ly Kittl. 1 r.r r-lnnlri I1 .•111 ll«f|'-rl Htr«"-«')«'i| <:tl t VII Wiilch Hipalr 1 : i TlKfi HA\'K M.t^MM'.M r*i;.i|.i 1 •).-i J I* I t- \\ \ i < II 1 'I ". I \ I, M ' ' Kl'iffil Mttivi^i i Hl,l,l 'I Mil 1.1 i'(lt"' 'K Mitl ! I » «r ( |.--l,nl,i,, . -,Tt . -n< i. u " li-.Hi ' I.' AiU l^-»rlil|iK flBlt) B'Meri HII' It. ii (.•. • t i <. HI \V»Hi I" i. li-"-l n'i.1 nliMi-i-"..,; .. -• • * r (M»n> t'liivillli ,: tl i •*"\, I. \. AriM-s-r-r) , ,M • ' • , - !'!l U II. wil-Mi. nil i i«it VV-i.lf(K A |>niMl>«ll»K r,., t)l| •; Ml t On I lie Ni \[ «!•(,/, r-ll I ;<•:< HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE COC5TT OF MOXMOVM I IVEt HAPPEN TO VOW •ylloto ^22-Friday; Sept. 9. I960 i REP BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE KT LEO* pARI*HComtorlAbIe **»! STATE or utm nwutt \ ly borne Stone front,. Flrfcpl&c*, Bee-1 Jfotlcc >« hereby given Uwt sealed i HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE reatlon Toovrt' Tfcre* bfdroome. deluxe bidi will be reetlrta by Unt BotrA el tUtSZ "WO JOSX fWCSD MAUDE P. SPARKES AGENCY kitchen, w*il oven, 2% bathi. Laundry Chown Freeholder* of the Counly of room/ PKsement, Two-car attaxhM sa.- Monmoulh for tbe JUcotMruiXioo of £ACH orneR POWM AISLCS 120 Fair Haven Road Fair Ha/en, N, J.rage, Shaded % acre plot Zxtrsf. Bridge Ho. H-30 on south Btttn over Immediate poiieevlon, 124,500. Willow Brook In the Townehlpi of wppe&s ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. Holmde! and Atlantic, County of Mon- SHadyside 1-0200 Res. RU 1-1009 rnoutll. and opened and read tn public Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm Lawrence J. Schilling in the Hall of Record! on Main Street. SB FIRST AT -me REALTOR Freehold. N. J.. on Wednesday. Sep- 199 BROAD STREET RED BANK, NEW JERSEY;Virginia T. Clevenger Theresa S* Bonnema tember 2\. 1P6O at 2:00 o'clock, p. m.. CHECK-OUT COUHTefZ Betty H. Hurd : 16 Spring Street F*ed Bank Eastern Daylight Saving Time. SH 1-3450 SHadyjhie 7-1121 Plans, specification* and form of hid. contract and bond for the proposed LITTLE SILVER—NEW LISTING—Only ten years old. Four bed- RUMSON CONTEMPORARY RANCH " - Martin. rooms right Is reserved to rejret any E. R. SNYDER & CO. basement, summer porch, two-car ga- or all bids ir deemed to the Interest HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE rage, over half acre professionally of the County so to do. ESTABLISHED 1873 landscaped grounds with many shade By order ot the Board of Chosen trees. Transferred owner asking J17.000. Freeholders of the County of Mon CENTER AVKNI'B. LEONARDO Klwoorf A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, mouth. THE MEISTRICH REDDEN AGENCY 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1. rctirrmrnt hunca j^rhorjfl,, WfirtficH lot -I75x JOSEPH C* mwiiC. t»rcctor. * hoatU>R syslrm. Detached garage. Fait ma vine bargain at AGENCY REALTORS - INSURORS tMO. IRVING B. BENNETT, Clerk. DESIRABLE LOCATION — Five min- Sept. 9.11! J2O.4G STUCCO ENGLISH style cottage utes to Red Bank station. Too notch NAVKS1NK Bl'NfiAUlW Newman Springs Rd., corner Colonial ranch. Three bedrooms, bath, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Angelenos Have 2 Shows Thrpt* hedroom a^ment, 250' deeI lot, well landscaped. Quiet Living room with fireplace, sun family living room, dining, large deluxe Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury kitchen, attached garage, priced to sell STATE OF NEW JKHSKY nelchhorhood. Aflvantacpainly priced m 512.500. room,'large dining room, kitchen Bat $15 !>00. Ehvond A. Armstrong Agen- Notice is hereby given llial neated KIVKIt OAKS. FAIR HAVEN with breakfast alcove, tile bath, cj-,' hcaiior.rit " .vsvsss ProspecPect t Ave Little bids will be received by the Board SHaHyMfle 1-5RB8 sllv< r s tflUI1 o( Chosen I-'reeholilers of tlie Coiml> Broadway May Take To Al|pfi-(iu!!t. rour-lirrirooMi C •lost rxCl two bedrooms, expansion attic, ' ' " '• - of Monmoutli at its place of meeting i baths. riparian rishts. Exceptional! rnilar niii-non fin nnlM i-psi IDtlAI, HOME for rctiroil couple. the Hill of tteconK Main Street SHREWSBURY N. j., on Wednesday. Sup- cellar garaRe. un quiet resi- >ma|| r!l]nlly c,,m,,,,,,nml, Iivo.r, By BOB THOMAS history. Producer David Merrick JO Qftft A,III:- si. IPfilt at -Mill o'clock, p. in.. MIPMLETOWN I dential Street- . $16,500. . . 't^api ranchM lyiYr<'e-sha«lew House d onronie nltracllvelr seny. In nil Znmern Daylight Saving Time and air-lifted the show from London 1 ro ry jininll ami rewl \n public im inert late- AP Movle-TV Writer 1 split Ipvrt, 3 11 UP on upper IP\P1, wall nv»'ti kitchen. CHEAPER THAN RENTING - T. LEO'S PARISH-Immaculatei"™* Tc^*Tlw%»Z* i ivo-enr ! haths. bulit-.n Full price Sl'.SOu. Assume iS xprlli fcn ly tiiprpjinpr, for: , ..' . . to Los Angeles for its only Amer- -51M month pays all. Two-bedroom bungalow, Full ccl-jranch on nicely landscaped lot. " „.".- screens, storm INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIG- ortpagp for JI.IW lar, $300 (lown payment, low, lo\v] Kscellerit ronillllon. S'JO.OOO. SH 1- NAlfl AT AIKGHAM AVKNUB 6 y Combination living-dining room, N(» liroluirs. Lon8 assailed as having a poor |, brea k.jn d ,„ d ,t taxes. Don't wait—unusual buy kitchen, three bedrooms, tile AND UIVEP. ROA1> (COUNTY directly to Broadway. SNYDER REALTORS for the small family. LM'.r.K KIOHT-nOO.M SPLIT —Four ROAD NO. 10) IN THE BOROUGH pridshowe itownn th,e Angelenofact that s twcaon o ftak thee bath, jalousie breezeway, garage, bedrooms, three liaths. wall-to-wall OP RUMSON. MONMOUTH COUN- Broadway season's first attrac- The play opened before a rapt carpellrlE throuslwut. cll.illwa.iher. wall TY, NEW JERSEY. and sometimes enthusiastic au- FIVE CORNERS, MIDDLETOWN INTER-RACIAL full basement. Dead-end street. oven, porch, larfie lot. Excellent locu- Plans, specifications, form of hid, tions are getting tryouts here. $19,500. tion. $'.16,900. Call owner. LI 2-3213. contract and bond tor the piopoaert dience ranging from Gladys Coop- OS 1-2590 EVENINGS OS 1-1598 $12,500 work, prepared by II. Leroy Martin, They are "A Taste of Honey" IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — La Ion mouth County EriRinerr. have heen er to Jayne Mansfield and in- FAIR HAVEN — Immaculate GI MORTGAGE ready to be as- thrpe-hedroom ranch home, on ,: tileri In Witt office ot said' Engineer and "Vintage '60," both opening cluding two twosomes—Glenn three-bedroom colonial. Living sumed on this modern ranch acre lot. Vi per cent mortRage Includes In the Hall of Records. Freehold, N. J..in New York this month'. breakfast nook, laundry room, rpcrea- And may be Inspected by prospective Ford and Joope Lange, Jean Sim- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room, full dining room, king size home. Three bedrooms, two tion room. Attached garage and ilry liMeis during bualnrun hours. Bidden* "A Taste of Honey" is perhaps kitchen, full cellar. Beautifully baths, recreation room, laundry cellar. New lawn with many nhrub.i. 111 be furnished wilh a copy of the m nS a d Richard BrOoks Asking 520,450. New Shrewsbury. LI Inns and ipecificatlons by the Enth-e iong-dTstance layout champ of ° " ' landscaped with many huge trees. off kitchen. Call us for details. 2-439(1. Inter upon proper noiire and nay- JOSEPH G. McCUE RAY VAN HORN One block to shopping, buses and j $20,500. ment of a fee of Five <$5.00) Dollars, The bare plot is this: A Lan- NKAR BUS ANT) STATION — layabln NOTICE cashire girl lives in a tawdry school. ranclll Inp popular area. Lar^e to the Treasurer of the County ORDINANCE PROVIDING REALTOR REALTORS ATTRACTIVE side hall colonial . lilircpll n PintPi - UHelieUHelienn. three PROVEMENT OK WATER-SEWER partment with her lascivious RUMSON ooms, tile th. Well shrubbed lot. ' Rids' must he made on atandnrd SYSTEM IN ANO BY THE 30 Ridge Road RUmson 1-0444, OVER A QUARTER CENTURY home on tree-shaded lot. Fire- water ga.i. Aluminum comhlnacomna- proposal forms In the manner . OUOH OP RED BANK. IN THE mother, has a love affair with a $15,000 place in living room, dining lloin. unrase. AuMnfM ! S17.5OO. VaV Vln Vllel t therein and required by the COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW Negro sailor, and takes up house- Agency. Une Rd.. llolmilel. IVII 6-4181. specifications; must be enclosed In JERSEY, APPROPRIATING J85.0UO. "THHRE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Attractive Cape Cod on bus line. room, paneled den, knotty pine sealed envelopes bearing the name keeping with an unmanly type ALMOST NEW RANCHER—One ACHE PLUS — Custom-built rancll. THEREFOR. AND AUTHORIZING FOR OVER 35 YEARS Living room, dining room, kitch- kitchen, three bedrooms, V/2 and address nf thp bidder and name THE ISSUANCE OF $85,000. BONDS acre. Seven rooms. Large living baths, cellar, garage, screened Oharminp calhodrat livinR room, fire- the work on the outside, addressed while awaiting a baby. room. Fireplace and bookshelves. en, two bedrooms, sunroom, place, (lining rooni, kitclipn, tliree bed- io the Board of Chosen Freehold em OP. NOTES OF THE BOROUGH This sounds forbidding, and the EXPERIENCE" rooms of the amount bid and bemembers thereof affirmatively concur- ter, about as far from Louisa blo. Huge oaks and flowering,500. hogany paneled den. Living room LOTS AND ACREAGE deliverer! at the place and on thering! as follows: 1 $24,500 dour above named. The standard pro* SECTION J. The Improvement de- May Alcott as you can get, is of- dogwood. Foyer, living and di v furnished upon AND MOVE RIGHT IN— RIVER RIGHTS—Exclusive rosi-j ONA - 100x150. Ready to he to on m outh Count y scribed In Section 3 ot thla ordinance ten hilarious. Angela Lansbury is and fireplace. Large ccn- hullt on. Leonard Ave. Favorable npiiratlon Is hereby authorized aa a general lm* River Oaks ranch. Three bod-jdential area with a beautiful riv-jC location, one block from beach. AT 1 "nslncer. provement to be made or acquired by capital as the slattern, and Joan space, full bath. Second floor: iter hall. formal dining room, reserved to reject nny three bedrooms and bath. Full rooms. Tiled bath. Fireplace, cr view. Three-bedroom ranch, U55.V or all bids If deemed to the Interest of tlie Borough ot Red Banfc, New Jer- "'lowright does fine work as the Basement. Garage. Yes, only large living room with fireplace, bedrooms, 2V4 baths. Full ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 50x100. in the County no to do. sey. For the said improvement or pur. basement with recreation room, cellar, two-car garage. Estate terracial, $l,ion. Terms. By nrrtrr nf th* RnnrH ' f Chosen pofle stated In said Section 3, there Is neglected, self-pitying daughter. attic, attached garage. $28,000. $17,500. Cash required $3,500. (linin" " g room, kitchen, l'/2 baths' , nu 1-1 ooi Freeholders of the County of Mon hereby appropriated the sum of SS5.- "A Taste of Honey" Is remark- area. Only 549,500. mouth. 000.00. laid «um beljg Inclusive o( all recreation room with fireplace, HOMKHITES, MIDDLBTOWN TOWN- appropriation* heretofore made there- able if only as the debut of play- RUMSON — The ideal location,[STONE AND FRAME COLONI- ,crccne<1 porch, washer, dryer, SHIP. TIUTP t)pauti(\il ftcrfRRp «Ufs JOARPU C. IRWIN*. Director. tor. IRVING S. BENNETT. Clerk. wright Shelagh Delaney, who accessible to everything. Perched] AL—Estate area near river. Over fjre detection, oil heat. By ap- REDDEN AGENCY off Nnvcsink River, mld«t estate area, SECTION 2. For the financing of hish and saucy on a breezy /z acre- Very secluded. Large nointment. XY2 500 oaeli Joseph O. McCue, Realtor. Sept. ft-16 S22. said Improvement or purpose and to composed it at 19. Britain's an- saucy breezy 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. PA* 1-014*. " meet the part of salrl $85,000.00 ap- flry young girl has a deft ear plateau. Hi acres. Custom built trees. Six rooms. Hot water heat. propriation, negotiable bonds of the Porch. Garage. $20,000. Down Roroug]), each to be known as "Waler- for dialogue and can write totteri- rancher. Very large living room, SHadyside 1-5660 REAL ESTATE WANTED PROPOSAL Sewer System Bond", are -hereby an- dining room, kitchen, three bed- payment ONLY $2,500. Exclusive LAWLEY AGENCY thorir.etl to be issued In the principal ng scenes. roonis, I|/T baths. Breczeway, with us. I'O HUY ON CGNTKACt Houst ..otic* Is herrhy pivpn that amount of SPS.OOO.OO pursuant to the She gets fine support from the REALTORS m Ke<] BanK. east ol Mivpl* Ave., hltls will DP rtrelvert In tile reception lineal Horn] Law. constituting section! production, which is smooth and two-car atiachctl garage. Unfin- TEN ACRES-3121 dredged river- STANLEY K. DOWNS or family ol seven Write lull de.ta-|< P.nnm of lh» office of the Director. 40:1-1 to 40:1.38 of the Revised Statutes ished playroom, basement. Sub- 100 State Hwy. 35 Red Bank, tn 'Contract' Box nil Red Bank Divi.iton or Purchase and Property. 2nrl of New Jersey. In anticipation ot thestylized with a jazz comhn plsv- front. Deep water. Utmost se- REALTOR llnor. renr. SlaK' ltou.". Trenton '». or jalil Imndi ami to tempor- ject offer $39,500. TAVKP.N WANTED New Jersey, on September 22. 1P60 at i incidental music al the side clusion. Towering shade trees. SHadyside 1-6202 CALL HI a-MIM arllJ. -talfl imnroviMiipnt nr pur. "Homes of Charm and Value" AKTER B:30 P.M. 2:0(1 P. M. nml will be opened ami lil notel s ofl. tthhe BBoroughl. of the sta^e. RUMSON—Dock, on deep water. Fruit and nut trees. Outbuild- read immediately thereafter. !nr thIen » principal amount not pxceerf" OUR BEST BUYS WANTWD — Two.thrrp nnd four-bod .f85.000.00 are hereby authorized to hp "Vintage '60" is another Mer- Frame and brick colonial. Cen- ings. Two-story house with three j SHadyside 1-1017 rofim homes. Price 513.0OO-S3O.O00. We AUTOMATIC T Imued pursuant to ami within the Itmi- rick offering the producer hav- ter hall, living and dining roqms, big bedrooms. l'/2 tiled baths. Riverfront buildinR site 120" on;Syc!miore Avenue Shrewsbury huvp jfcrlnuft huyftra wallljiR. Calt EV tatlon-i prescribed by said Law. The Firc la the beautiful Navesink River, j womi A. Armstrong Realtor. SS5 Pros, VIRIOUS RUIIN maximum rale or lntsrrst which any ng taken over the revue that kildien'with breakfast area, pow-' P ". Oil heat. Only $29,900. pect Ave.. Little Silver. SH 1-4500. TRKNTON STATi; < O!.1.H(.F, of AaM uhltgatlnnn shall bear is mix per dor room. w HiRh ground wilh trees. Excel-1AMAZING VALUE in this "like TUKNTON. NKW )KUSKY Bpntuni t6Toi per annum. has run a half-year at the tinv l °\ CUSTOM BUILT SEVEN-ROOM lent neighborhood. Near town| - | | NOTICK il« iuuK Ordinance was the financing of which .taitl obligations es a good revue every 10 yesrs, Navesink River. Fireplace. Dish- upon Us soennci anil final1 reading I'.v I hy either cash, or a certified room and laundry. Two-car at property of this nature. Bargain:ing r0Om. Efficient kitchen. are to be issuer) Is the Improvement o( and this one compares favorably washer. Two-car garage. Dry thp Municipal Council of th" Roroueh iirnwn tn the nrd^r nf the Tren«- the waler-stv.-cT system of the Buranpb tar-lied garage. Many extras gg at $13,700. Three nice bedrooms, tiled bath. nt KrnnsnurR. N. J.. at a regular nr*r ot tlie Shite of New Jprney. or by the improvement and reconstruction with its predecessors, "Me"t tho Excellent financing Sho Slate atia meeting Item on TL'KSDAY, Scpt»ni- h'A horn'. J>n" of whirh slinil bp inof the writer supply facilities located P- P AREA — One acre. !A larpe recreation room the ber rtlli. ifHid. anil after a public iK-ar- the amount of 5^ of tlie bifl, and M»»t the Chfiinut Street Water Plant In People" and "Lend An Ear." whole fami wil cr plcllvi»rcil flt til* aliove pJncc nn neludinr g therefor the Installation ol frame 'y ' U°y paneled|inR1 UP"' hMore th»» hour nnincil nn no T>td wtll It is not a complete triumph, in mahogany with tile floor. Plus'"' approved and - acc^ntfd pftcr t)i- hour RO»cirii>il. Iron removal facilities and nil neces Mli nnt RI suhmlttfil will hp ronMiiT- 3a ry cnnnrcllon-i, ntUngjt, structures but it has enough bright younn I Inro-mni ami v.-'H b» r«lprtctl. Th» ami appurtrnancp-i. and nit work or talent and some wav-out material Pir*"ctor rr*PT\-f!t t'l* rlc^t to re icrt material* Incidental thereto and nee nnv n«'l nl' bl«i« "i'l ti pwnr.1 i-oi- essary therrlor, all as shown on nm that might sell the Broadway trflct In pnrt nr whnlp If rlfpniPrl In In accordance with tlie plans and sprc ' th" P'.T* tn tin no mention* there Tor on file In the office crowd, traditionally wary of of- rooms throughout. •h(» bp^t |ntrrr.«ti ofp rth wil* l bp requlrM nf thp BoroiiRh Clerk and hereby ap ferings from this coast. Deluxe •AN ORDINANCE CON- _ .. 15th POSSESSION — Thtn P fnrni«!i surfi"""^ " bond In \hr full proved Three tiled baths. Barn ro NING DISORDBIti.Y CONDUCT: b Among the attractions: A garage 526,000. ' "!ern ranch home. Landscaped \' TO pp.ESEr.VK runi.io PKACK niniint of the rnntrnct. of « rnnmnny The estimated maximum for slorinK boats. Garage. Ask- 2 authtrlJtfft tn ,)n btt!«In«ji)i In th* Stat" amount of bonds or notes to be roundelay of three German mis- in mendous value at $24,500. acre. Large living room, fire- AMI GOOP OU11ER: TO PREVENT if NVw J*T*»\. sued for said purpose Is 185.Ofl0.0O. FAIK HAVEN—Unusual offering S 517,500. I'.IOTS. r>isTi:nBA.sTf:s AND nip- Pinn* an'i sp^rtfirst'ons. form nf hid 'ci The estimated maximum sile experts now workinR for the place, picture windows. L dining OP.DKP.I.V ASSEMBI.AOES: TO ontrnrt annil ms'- be ohtal-^d house in fine River Oaks area. Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. prn'.in PLAI-E' AND TO PKOino. n ann icatInn to the PI rector. PI- 000.00. a perennial film queen who comes Nice plot with trees. Center hall, SHadyside 7-4100 VIDE FOP. GOOD GOVERNMENT. •'fiinn o' Pnrclifi!"' sn-' Pron«*rtv, Stat SECTION t. The following matters breezing through a TV door and Immediate occupancy. Schools, j Large dry basement. Attached j Ne are hherebb y determinedid , declared, re- (IP.11KR AN1» PP.OTECTION* OP Hniispf. Tepnton 2S. JpMffV on (1(11 cited and stated: livinp and dining rooms, kitchen. _ buses, shopping near by. Split,garage. Screens and storm sash ' PEP.SONS AND Pr.OPEP.TY FOP. 'tpno« t nf l-vr"l"-fi( v . later retires to a wheelchair . . . Basement with recreation roonl-| I/CADMCV ie'veT'ju'sV made for child activi-;A"S]fi,"000"4i/."per"cenrmortn"aq'ei TIIK PRESKRVATION OF THfnEr f»Ph spf. lh .« xmnunt tn b^ r 'at TThe said purpose described in "Hamlet" done as a TV western, Atla e r e Crc 0 UADDV A J SAFKTY AND Pl'BI.IC HEALTH IN nip«v»i in ih Section 3 of this ordinance is not ^ l?*. l!!: J...? ^.iP ^inARRT A. KtARNtY ties. Ph,s aduU convenience..can be transferred. New low rc-f TIIK r.OP.nlTGH OF KEANT.rnrj: <>11Cil don pood i n with- current exppnsp and Is a property or which turns out funnier than it Owner transferred. Priced at a| o /"•(") Three bedrooms, living room din- duced price, $19,800. | AND PP.nVIDINO A PENALTY FOP. nfr the «rd nf tllP improvement which the Borough ma? THE VIOLATION T1IEP.EOF" roitrrrt. lawfully acquire or make as a i-onera sounds. ficuio to sell and subject to offer. | " ^^v-*. j g room, kitchen, rcrreation! ' m roVf tm anMf:ri*Yil P ' *nt1 psrt of UIP cost There's a number about the REALTORS Irnom. Attached garage. Combin-.FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL —Spa-j Mayor. PnrrV«p and Pron»rty' HipreoT has been nr uliall be especially iatinn aluminum screens and'cl0lls llome for family with chll-' TUvis'r SI'M,1V*N nirerior. " ' a.i"jes;>ru on property ipecldlly bene- Sinatra clique in which Frank RUMSON—Compact little ranch-; ..- rr.\ fitrd Ihrreby, country roads- storm sash. Citv sewers. S\7.-,<*rcn. Four bedrooms. Livina' Mnrmm J. K\>ielman. Sept. MB ibt Tlip pprio'l of uspfulness nf said puts out his cigarette in Pcler rr. Plaster walls. Living room,,Woods, acreage, Mu'ilclpnl rierk. purpose, wltliln the limitations of aec-Lawford's hand and accepts hom- Modern" ranch, three "bedrooms, ™> ("II price. $C,000 down ami .room, fireplace, Sunroom. Full S7.!V_' Ac'on' Tt'lt's «-h«t The P.eRlstpr dining room, kitchen, two bed-! 1 loon Sept. 9 PlassSflp.1 ail» havp hpm sUtlrm fot tions tntl-tll tn ot i.ocn age from Shirley MacLaine and rooms, tiled bath. Stairway to; two baths, two-car garage, den 583 monthly pavs all. •» .'2<,'I) Gl,«'»mK }- •••»-"• »."•••*.-, thPlr nrtvprtlspM for me' Hirpequnr Hond Law and Recording to the reason' MOX,,,,,,,, mrvrv tprs ot « Mnturv. — Advertisement. able life tiipreof, m twenty CJOi years. Dean Martin. Also a TV spectacu- expansion attic. Basement. Ac-> -all set ii real cotmtrv living, i assumption. Or ron vet. HIA F'ne-st neighborhood Large, TK s ruMtT *ci Thp KupptementAl ilebt state- cp^sible to bus, all schools, Worth careful coi,sidcration.;si.3»0 down. S129.76 pays all. Call *!"de_trees. Wonderful value at Nnllco In f'rrilllnr* tn I'rrvfnl ment required by <«ald Law has bern lar for Richard Nixon that may- lOnl-v SIS..1(10. MO\MOI:TII TOIATV duly mmle and filled In th* offlc send Republicans rushing from churches, etc. Asking $15,500. j $25,000. write: I KSTATE OK I.Ot'lS P. TOMAINO, si:nnofl.\TK's cofnT thf Borough Clerk anri a complple ex l t»K('KASKU Not'cc tn Crpdllom to Trr^pnt eculPd original thereof has been filed the theater. Like to be near to everything MATTHPW I WIDE SELECTION OF I ruraiinnl to Ihp onlcr nf RPWAUh C in the office of the Pirector of the PI lvl/ lc ¥Y J Clfllnm AenirtM f>t*tr Local ftnvernnipnt of Even if the Broadway crowd but still not on top? This Cape ^ ' " " EXCLUSIVE HOMES KSTATK nV OKOKGR FORP 51 OR- WALKER & WALKER! "The Broker MfttimoitlJi. thin day tnaiif, on tlic ap St.if >f S'piv Jprney. and such stnte doesn't go for the mixed-qual- Cod has three bedrooms, fire-! "TO BUY OR SELL" uliciitinn (if Ihf iimlpfsipnpil, Ko-«e M.»r-. ;>:m . PKCKAfl- nipnt ihovvs th:\t. whllp the net debt o REALTORS ! place io living room, and a Who Knows Middtetnwn" \ Tw\n ino. Sole E\"*'ut rix of tlie (*sl:\ {t |KP. ordP (if EDWARD thp Borough determined HS provided In ity material, it should welcome .or thi* Siti.l I^uis P, Tom»Inn. ilr- C MROKOR, Surrocfttp of thr County full basement. Right where vou ii|_i,,.._,. PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 Puf«unnl 11 sectlnns 10:1-80 and sO:l-82 of said La the introduction to Barbara Hell- Higlnvay33 Ilazlct R Ha 35 Middlctown ! rrits*»i!. nntferr H hrreliy jrivpn to HIPnf Slonmoutli. th' da Ih' Is not Increased by this ordinance, th : want to he. on top of .the "' " > appllralton of the 1. EXPCU- gross delii o! the Borough as define, er. She's as brilliant and unusu- i to Ihc said flnlr Kxcrulrlx Ihclr claims i t 1 Open 7 Days world. $16,500. OSbnrne 1-3200 1 "Mr of thf « ^ "tr n' tti" "- M OPOT'!'"* in section 40:1-71! of said Law Is Inal as Carol Channinc was in her I WYCKOFF ESTATES inii! pr i>Atti u (thin n\x mon tin from Ford Morrl* Ford Morrl««. dp- creased In- tills ordinance hy Ss.VOOn.OO. CO 4-5212 •this account of interest on obligations t wnls—or the retired couple. R=a' ' ~ M"'lgago.v IYI . (iminre such enst during HIP period'! Qtllllri. 2 Mnplcwood Dr N(W imately J!l.'l a month. Price $lli,- iint.ii <•••>> « N-.-I; AASSOCIATES, INC. permuted hy sni.l iiectlon -- '' Sli'.TiOO. -ei This nMlnNnrordinanc*e atith-ri^es oh- J MoniTIOUth, JS amOtlC tieW H£cMs •15 Malontnwn iiRMi'.ns nf iiie iinrouch inieiy for n \ appointed in New Jersey by Hie VI-S! \\i: HAVE RENTALS! intrpine ((e^t-rihett in nwlneriion th of /i , , . « J . Olili'i huiiH' »i I'seclK'iit comli- rtlon 40:i.tA of said \,i\w, find the Liberty 2-213.1 nhliRHiinni aiitliorlTPi• - i •ii y -ihl t nrdlnnnre Allstate Insurance Companies, lion, 11,'is living ninin, full ilin- Rl. :i.i MKItllettnvn «rr to bp ^^^^|»>.l (or n i>»»ri>n5e whirh in1^ Kuuti, lufulctu kitchen, ittin t< "•# HMuetJMr. miTunam Now Jersey reuionnl mnnaaor, mums, I1 i halhs, tccreatum O:\ily. !t-(i to vilnertlon tin nf «#rllnn WA-V nt Mr. Quinn Joined Allstate in Sat., Sun,: 10-fi IJBIV, frrini lUn grn** debt nf the riiiim. llranil new u;ts stinc, IRU *1H1PII In nnv nnrtna) nr •up-March n* nn insurnncr trainre. fiii.'placc in livuu: lontu New v f,',,','''',;A;N^ pi*mental d"M •tntemetH pf the Itnr- Ho recently completed the com- (ill burner. P.Min in front. \\\o .>>.«;. pany's n«ent 'training cnursp nnd BKtVriOS !S, TUP lull tftUh unft rred nir allaelied II or the Mnroufih ure hereby pledged has passed the insurance e\ti)»ln" Int. In the [utnrttinl tmymenl »f Hie prin- V\\MI\ ftf nrvi )nlPr«*M nn Ihe xnlii nli- fltlnn conducted hv the .«trttf np. n(t»llnn« autliorlfpd bv thin ordinaire, pnrtment of DnnklnR anri Iniur- flntii obll|Ktl(in« «hnll he ill reel. nn. limited nMt|«ttnn« ot Hie itnrmiBh, «nd. ance. iinlei* pniii from rrvrmin nf Ihe wnt*r. A prndunte of Scton llnl) Uni- •"«" «jMem of ibe nnrmiRli. the Unrmnh •)IN|) be ubUjmlTl |ri«lcty HrJ versity, Mr. Qulnn is married In vdlorem t«tp< ii|»cn nil the tn*nt>le prnh"rly uilhln the tlnr>Hii|h fup the the former ncrnice Catternll nf P«vm»nl nr MH) nlillCM(|on» und Inler- Harrison. They have two chil- pit therein Hiihnut lltnKntlnn nf rM» nr nmoiinl dren: Sharon Marie, 8, nnd Mau- «K(wriON fi • Till* nrdliimire ihiil reen Clare, 5, t*kp effirt twenty 'L'ni ilqyi nfier (DP Mr. Qulnn will represent the hrit nuiiHonil'iti iii»r»>if nffr fin*i -_ . prn\ldM hy uid l,nct\\ cnmpnnv In the northern Mon< MnnH ' mouth County area and will work 9. 1WI 1 frum the Mtajate location in the Apprnved: flopl A )M<1 Keyport Senrd, Roebuck store. DI1AV I liny*' ipnrl uhlrls for fall nrp i In a panorama of rolnr» . . . hitiitlkcrt'lilpf pilnl«, tniirslry nni! 'rmlir'tilnrrtl pffr'|«, Inrjjr pnl«' i Ifvn lii miitrd colors, IIIIIKII.II 'i'(invi'i«nlliinnh. ncil ctfcltn nnd , much nimlrn^ — fill f'irni 111*

l'l» 1,1.. > foil picliiri*. A pull nvrr plficki"! fl'.nl !•, „ "I till IIKiilel will lie very pnpulnr — •nlUTt, ilrrp (if'lil* w tilt hint" Red Bonk Ad i«itl it eould le«ch If vinuuf IIIHP« Hfitl lrim« will you lo deince — Iwo minulcil" i hi- HIP RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sejrt. 9, 1960-23 Poor Matfn Find Freezer New Jersey Empty, Arrest News Briefs Around Monmouth NEW YORK—The Port Author- With Milli Confessions Teenage Girls ity won't disclose the names of 19 Morris County, N. J., residents By Mrs. Albert J. Hruska By HAL BOYLE MATAWAN — When a houss who are allowing the authority to NEW YORK (AP) _ Confessions of a columnist: elands vacant for a week-end, make test borings on their prop- According to the calendar, the and Mrs! Clifford Moss of Twin don't leave ice cream end cake erty. The names were asked by summer season is over. But, ac-Gables, Red Bank. Dr. Kovacie t Seventeen years ago a strange thing happened to around. George K. Batt, chairman of thecording to the weatherman, sum- is on the Monmouth County list Citizens Advisory Council, Jersey of most eligible bachelors. £ me. -I became a daily newspaper columnist. That's the lesson learned thi mer is still here. This is the Jetport Site Association, Morris- best time of the year for days ?-- For nearly a year before that I had been a simple week, by Rens Cartan, 81 Main town, N. J. The group opposes St. on the beach and swimming. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spoerl £:barefoot war reporter, covering the battles in North the Port Authority's proposal to We won't mention the sharks, Mr. Cartan returned home of Vista PL, Red Bank, gave a •-. Africa and Sicily. build a jet airport in Morris and let's hope they don't get tococktail party Sunday evening at Tuesday to "find his house ran- County. like it around here as much as , • But just before we hit the shell-whining beaches sacked and his freezer empty. Monmouth Boat Club for Christy we do and decide to become Do Voe of Red Bank and Joel After investigation, police ar- below Salerno in Italy, I was ordered i, JERSEY CITY — A court permanent guests. I say guests Johnson of Rumson, whose en- rested two young girls, ages 13 and not residents because if they gagement was announced recent- to start turning out a daily feature on and 14, who admitted breaking \\ his ordered destruction of $2,- 000 worth of drugs belonging to do stay it will be us they'll bely. the combat solider's life at the front-- to into the Cartan home and de- feeding on! become a Boswell of the GI and, in ef-vouring all the ice cream, cake the General Pharmacal Co. and pie in sight. which the state Department of The Garfield Grant (Long fect, the poor man's Ernie Pyle. Heilth shut down June 26. The The Debutante Cotillion Tues- Branch) Hotel's new mixologist is Police Chief John Melna said drugs were among $7,000 worth day will still be "The Party of Ray Kramer, formerly of the Looking back now across the years the girls also admitted stealing of drugs and chemicals at the the Year" when this year ends. Palmer House in Chicago. Ray's of semi-peace, I realize that a war, for$55 which they spent during a company's plant at 500 Willow With the "New Moon" as itstalent as a linguist — he speaks all its boredom, fear and danger of shopping spree in Keansburg and Ave., Hoboken, the department motif, it was gay* sparkling and German, Italian, Spanish, French death, is a reporter's 'dream assignment Keyport. claimed likely to be contamin- beautiful, and would have been (and English, of course) — is The girls will be turned over ated and unfit for use because regardless of time, place, or thesurpassed only by his ability to BOYLE __for two reasons. to the Juvenile Conference Com- of alleged unsanitary conditions weather. mix Monmouth County's most 1. In the raw bloody drama'of the battefield men mittee, the chief said. at the plant. Hudson District The time was a romantic 10 wonderful stinger. Court Judge Henry B. McFar- p.m. following intimate supper show themselves as they truly are, and you never run and cocktail parties. Capt. Robert Z, McGowan. BIG ARMFUL—Queen Elizabeth holds youngest of royal land Issued the destruction or- It was champagne and lobster out of things really worth writing about. der yesterday after three days The place was the garden ofat the Colony in Rumson Wednes- 2. You have a ready-made audience. The'people family, 6-month-old Princa Andrew, as his sister, Princess of hearings. Howard Press, 27, the very old Sea Bright Lawn day for Peg and Bob Goodman Anne, looks on during current family holiday at Balmoral of Tenafly, testified that he and Tennis and Cricket Club in Runt- of Navesink when they celebrated back home are desperately eager for every scrap of Mrs. Phillips son. The garden and clubhouse Castle in Scotland. (AP photo by radio from London) his wife are sole owners of their wedding anniversary. information you can give them about their men in General Pharmacal. He denied were transformed into a pastel fairyland of peachy-pink and shell far-off actions. Heads Little there were any unsanitary con- The young man with the most 9 ditions at the plant which Is white gladioli. There were cres- savoir faire on the first day of But victory quickly dissipates the national unity League Group now in the hands of a federal cent moons and garden lanterns school was Raymond Bowers, forged in war. In peace men go back to pursuing their 'Blind Prejudice receiver. under the magic touch of Bobson of Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. LAURENCE HARBOR — Mrs. (Goodman for Flowers) Goodman Bowers of Fair Haven. Raymond separate and variable goals; it becomes difficult for aJohn Phillips was elected presi- Attitude Toward Kennedy Hit of Navesink. Bob also designed matriculated at Mountain Hill writer to find themes of common interest to all. dent of the Little League Women's TRENTON-Raymond F.^Male, the small, enchanting crescent- Nursery School in Chapel Hill. state labor commissioner, has shaped bouquets for each girl to I had the same trouble getting back to normal life Auxiliary at a recent meeting in An enchanting little blonde class- the home of Mrs. Earl Rutan, 797 NEW YORK (AP) — A Liberal difficult personnel decision await- hold while in the receiving line, mate of his is Betsy Hildreth, as millions of GIs did. It took me a year of traveling Greenwood Ave. The retiring party statement authored by two Left-Right Errors ing him. Waldo R. McNutt of and to be clipped to her wrist daughter of the R. G. HUdreths, around the world after 1945 to get my column out ofpresident is Mrs. William Foster. prominent protestant ministers Can Be Unkind Cuts Frenchtown yesterday was thewhile dancing. Jr., of Rumson. accuses Dr. Norman Vincent only eligible candidate to pass a And tha weatherl It was one uniform and into civilian mufti. Others elected were Mrs. Pat- LONDON (AP) — Nine Brit- rick Carroll, vice president; Mrs.Peale of "blind prejudice" in his civil service examination for di-of summer's loveliest nights. The Jack Sullivan's Lodge In Spring For some reason many readers are interested In a ish doctors got mixed up last rector of. the state Wage andmoon, almost at full, shone in Eugene Farrell, secretary; Mrs. attitude toward Sen. John F. Ken- year between their left and their Lako was the scene of a very Daniel Baxter, treasurer, and nedy's Roman Catholic faith. Hour Bureau. The present di shimmering radiance all through gay "arivederci to summer" newspaper columnist's job, perhaps because they be- right and nine patients woke rector, William J. Clark of Perth the night upon nine of Monmouth Mrs. William Sargent, corres Dr. John C, Bennett, dean of up to find the wrong limb had cocktail party Monday afternoon. lieve it to be more glamorous, romantic and exciting ponding secretary. Union Theological Seminary, and Amboy, took the test, but did County's loveliest (and luckiest) Among those present were Liz been operated on. not get a passing mark. Because young debutantes, their parents, than it really is. Season activities were planned, Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr, vice pres- Ambrose, Spring Lake; Toots ident emeritus of Union, both "It is hardly necessary to there were not three eligible ap- and friends. Shor, the celebrated bon vivant In a moment of deep insight Don Marquis, who including an open invitation to say that cases of this sort are plicants, Male may appoint either mothers to join the auxiliary.' vice-chairmen of the Liberal par- They are Wendy Cubbage, of New York, with his wife and wrote a daily column before he repented and became ty, prepared a party statement quite Indefensible," wrote Dr. the eligible candidate, McNutt, or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles The auxiliary will meet Wednes- Philip Addison in the British daughter; Larry Mahers and Ray a playwright, described this odd occupation best. He issued yesterday which said: the incumbent, Clark. Tha jobM. Cubbage of Middletown; Le- Seeley, also of New York, and day in the Madison Park School Medical Journal today. pays $8,967 to $11,645 a year, one land de Plnnque, daughter of Mr. said it was like "digging a daily grave." to exchange ideas on fund-rais- "We believe that Dr. Peale and Joseph Burke, John Breen and his associates, though they re- Dr. Addison is secretary of of the highest salary ranges with- and Mrs. Norman de Planque of Bob Higgins, Miami, Fla. This is because the torture of trying to find a ing projects and winter activities. the Medical Defense Union in the classified civil service. Fair Haven; Penelope Pearse, Members wiH asemble at thnounce e bigotry, show blind prej- fairly fresh idea every 24 hours haunts all columnists udice because they see the Ro- which gives legal aid to doctors. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. and Mrs. Pascal L. Federi- Laurence Harbor Circle at 8:15 The council, he said, was per- G. Pearse of Rumson: Cornelia eventually. Also columnists traditionally enlarge on p. m. where transportation will man Catholic church at all points VENTNOR-Miss Ventnor of ci of West Long Branch are in terms of the worst elements turbed by the number of pa- Riker, daughter of Lady Hervey- chairmen of the 11th annual their woes for another reason-to frighten away better be arranged. tient's claims for compensation 1935 has picked up her key to Bathhurst of Rumson and the in its life, and that they show no the city, finally. She got it dance the Monmouth Medical So- writers who might become competitors. The auxiliary also- will meet understanding of the develop- "after an operation was per- late Dr. John Lawrence Riker; ciety and Its Women's Auxiliary Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the formed on the wrong limb or yesterday from Mayor Warren Petra Murray; daughter of An-will stage tomorrow night at the Like all jobs columning has its disappointments ments within Roman Catholicism E. Titus. The formality was home of Mrs. Rutan. in many Democratic countries digit." drew B. Murray, Jr., of Rumson Sand and Surf in West End. and rewards. ' overlooked 25 years ago when and the late Mrs. Murray; Grace Cocktails will be served' in the which are favorable to religious Often the mistakes are due Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and to doctors confusing right with the former Dorothy Kohr, now cabana bar on the beach. (If < The biggest disappointment is that you can't live up liberty to all." Mrs. Dorothy Tyler of Clemen- Mrs. H. Lloyd Lawrence of Fair Stray Bullet 'Extreme Pressure' left, he added. Donna doesn't alter the plans), to the more idealized conceptions. of some readers. ton, represented Ventnor in the Haven; Deane Blaisdell, daughter followed by buffet supper at nine They often secretly expect you to lool^ like Cary Grant The Liberal party statement Miss America pageant In near- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Blais- and dancing afterward in the dell of Middletown; Susan Wilkin- and talk like Oscar Wilde, and when they meet you Kills Child referred to a meeting of 150 by Atlantic City. Mrs. Tyler magnificent main lounge to the Protestants from 37 denomina- Tells Cost is in Atlantic City to attend a son, daughter-of Mr. and Mrs.music of Jules Jaffee's orchestra. face to face they look at you as if you were an im- COLLINGSWOOD (AP)-EIaine tions presided over by Dr. Peale reunion of farmer Miss Ameri- Warren Wilkinson of Rumson, and M. Gary, 7, and three other chil- in Washington Wednesday. The ca contestants. Diane Ferris, daughter of Mr. Assisting Dr. and Mrs. Fedcri- . postor. dren were playing on the lawn group contended a Roman Cath- To State and Mrs. Morris Douw Ferris, ci are Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. There should be a law* forbidding columnists to of her home yesterday when sud-olic president would be "under Jr., of Monmouth Hills. Shapiro, Long Branch; Dr. and WILDWOOD (AP) — The gov Mrs. Harold Gabel, Elberon; Dr. have their photographs taken or to appear-in public. denly Elaine fell to the ground extreme pressure by the hier- ernor says the $500 exemption JERSEY CITY (AP) — Two with a bullet through her heart. archy of his church." Monmouth county residents were and Mrs. Francis A. Pflum, This would save illusions on all sides. \ veterans get on property assess among six brides of Fort Dix Dr. Joseph Kovacic of Long Spring Lake; Dr. and Mrs. Jo- Police said Harry Throckmor- Dr. Peale, a supporter of Re-ments cost New Jersey more than The greatest reward of columning isn't a penthouse ton, 20, had been shooting at tar- soldiers granted United States Branch was guest of honor Tues- seph L. Gluck, Middletown; Dr. Richard M. Nixon, later issued a most other states have paid in acitizenship yesterday in a special day at an impromptu dinner and and Mrs. Harvey L. Marcellus, apartment, a chauffeur-driven car, or chummy week- gets with a .22 caliber rifle in separate statement in which heveteran's bonus. his home just across the street court session because their hus cocktail party given for him atRumson, and Dr. and Mrs. J. R. ends on the golf course with President Eisenhower, be- said: Gov. Robert B. Meyner was bands are going overseas soon the Molly Pitcher Hotel by MrICureio. n of New Shrewsbury. and fired six shots. Officers "After serious and may I say cause he doesn't usually enjoy any of these things. quoted him as saying he hadn't the main speaker at the opening Yesterday was the final da) prayerful thought and with no of the 42nd annual convention of citizenship could be granted be Joseph Kahora of Grove St., The payoff isn't the paycheck but the people. realized the bullets had gone repuditation of my personal con- through the wall. the New Jersey American Legion fore the Nov. 8 election. The Rahway, against Muhlenberg Reids Mark All people are wonderful in some ways ... Every hu- viction I have come to the con-here yesterday. law bars naturalization within Hospital in Plalnfield, and Dr. Police said the targets were clusion that the public agitation the GO days before a general elec Norman T. Crane of Plain- man heart has a story worth telling if you take the backed by an eight-inch brick of religion as an issue can only Meyner said the property tax exemption cost the state $8.5 mil tion. field. The Kahoras claimed wall and basement ceiling. How- be divisive and therefore in. the 1 Anniversary trouble to find it out... And a columnist's contacts lion in 1953 and now costs $21 mil- Those who took the oath of al (heir daughter, Barbara Ann, ever, there was a three-inch gap long run harmful to' our coun- became blind as a result of an FAIR HAVEN — Mr .and Mrs. with people are a continual rollcall of surprise, refresh- try." lion a year and is increasing. legiance were Mrs. Wakaka Ches- between the top of the brick nut of I Marvelis Rd., Eaton overdose of oxygen she goCharlet s O. Reid, Grange Ave., ment and pure joy. wall and ceiling and tha bullet? The governor declared, as he Dr. Peale said the religious is- has on previous occasions, that town; Mrs. Elizabeth Brown shortly after she was born pre- celebrated their 25th wedding an- Let others mine for gold in the ground:^ He finds went through the gap, officers sue will "no doubt be a factor" Pemberton; Mrs. Johanna Tas maturely at the hospital on Oct. niversary Wednesday. added. in deciding voters and that "it he is not against having the mat- , a finer gold in people. ter of a veterans bonus submit- kalines, Fort Dix; Mrs. Matsuko 17, 1955. In announcing the set- They were honored at a sur- A preliminary technical charge should be a matter of personal Oishi of Crawford St., Newtlement approved yesterday by prise party at Shadowbrook, So, on the 17th anniversary of' the day I started conscience." ted to a public referendum pro- of murder was filed against vided a method of paying for itShrewsbury; Mrs. Yuke Martin, Union County Judge John E. SHhrewsbury, given by their , "digging a daily grave," don't send condolences or aThrockmorton pending a hear- No Overtones is attached. Browns Mills, and Mrs. Clara M. Barger, both the hospital and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Anderj *t ing later today. Phillips, Pemberton. get-well card. I'm having the time of my life, and if He added, however, that his Veterans lose a little of their (he physician said they did not V. Thoren, Grange Avo,, and Mr. the world doesn't run out of people, I hope to go right sermons will be "scrupulously popularity as the war years are accept liability lor the child's and Mrs. C. Harold Larsson, blindness. The hospital will pay Grange Ave. on having it. without political overtones." left behind, Meyner said, adding: TRENTON — Bergen County The Remark The Liberal party, which exists "Our approach as legionnaires is the only county in New Jersey $25,000 of the settlement and Prior to the party cocktails only in New York State, has should be what can we do fowhicr h has more of its residents Dr. Crane $50,000. When thewere served in the Larsson home. endorsed Democratic presidential our government, not what we canworking outside its borders than suit was filed, the hospital Mr., and Mrs. Reid were mar- Wa? Obvious candidate Kennedy. ;et out of it." ivithin, the State Labor Depart- claimed Immunity from suit as ried in Pittsburgh. Fourth Graders NEWARK (AP) — William Ma- Its statement said Dr. Peale's ment reported today. The de-a charitable Institution. But More than 1,600 delegates are Others attending wore Mr. and lone of Newark says these are group "admit that on the par- partment said 130,000 of the 249,- Union County Judge Milton A. on hand for the convention which Feller held the hospital could Mrs. Karl Johnson, Plainfield, Must Attend Knollwood School the events that led to his being ticular questions involving ends tomorrow with a parade. 000 workers who live In Bergen and Mr. and Mrs. Richie Wilson, church-state relations, Kennedy's be sued. academic work. He said he felt charged with possession of lot- County commute to other coun- Packanack Lake. Mrs. Wilson FAIR HAVEN — The Board, own convictions are satisfac- the difficulty in adjusting to thetery slips: ties or New York State. At the was a bridesmaid at the Reid ef Education ruled last night tory." same time, some 65,000 persons that all fourth grade students new school would not be com "I was standing on the cor- Language ATLANTIC CITY — U.S. Gov-wedding. pensated by the fact that his ner," he told Magistrate Nicho- commute to Bergen from outside irnmcnt plans to begin soon ex- Telegrams were received from who reside in an area between the county. the borough's two elementary daughter would be in a smallerj las Castellano yesterday, "wh»n Courses Set perimental operation of a tele- riends and relatives. Rocky Here graph facsimile letter service gchools will be required to atclass. this fat man came up to me Mr. and Mrs. Reid have lived tend Knollwood School this year. Mr. Dusinberre, regretting the and handed me this brown paper NEWARK (AP) — Gov. Net- LONG BRANCH — The Com- SOUTH ORANGE — A Moun- were sharply criticized today by munity Adult School is offering communication workers In con-n this area for 12 years. Before The decision was made to inconvenience the transfers will bag. He asked me to hold it andlson Rockefeller today makes his tain lion on South Mountain moving here several years ago, cause, said the board has a re-said someone would pick it up. first campaign trip outside his beginning and advanced language Reservation? tention here. The American Com- bring about a better balance in courses in German, French, hey lived in Red Bank. the number of students per class, sponsibility to do what is best "I waited for a few minutes own New York State on behalf No such thing, police and munications Association in a reso- for the most children. Spanish, Italian and Russian this lution at its 15th biennial conven- Mr. Reid is manager of the ac- and afford a better quality of and sure enough, two men came of the Nixon-Lodge Republican game officials' said yesterday. counting division at WestinRhouse (See FOURTH Page 2) year. ion said such a high speed com- education for fourth grade stu along and took the bag, ticket. Owen F. Stevens of Orange re- Elevator Corp., Jersey City. dents. "Only they were cops and the He planned to spend 10 hours The German classes will be ported seeing a lion Saturday In munication system operated by Eight students in that area who bag was full of lottery slips. So in neighboring New Jersey, vis- taught by Mrs. John Juditz. the Mlllburn area of the reser- 'he government poses a serious now attend Willow Street School Mrs. Cook they arrested me." iting Newark, Paterson, Param- Mrs. Juditz was born in Kaisers- vation. But the «late Fish and hreat to survival of the Western Moon Visits will be required to transfer to Castellano ordered Malone us and Irvington, greeting local autern, Germany, attended Game Council says It regards Union Telegraph Co. and hence OCEAN CITY (AP) — Visits Knollwood by Monday. Jailed for 30 days and fined $200. candidates and voters alike, and schools there and later graduated mountain lions as extinct In o the jobs of Its thousands of o the moon will be possible In Two of them were given per- Is Honored As Malone was leaving, Castel-holding a Joint news conference "rom the Karlsruhe College for these parts. And Deputy Game employees. The ACA said that If a few years, Sen. Clifford P. mission to remain at Willow lano remarked: with Sen, Clifford P. Case R- ranslators. She worked as a Warden Horace Glambattlsta he government wants to start a UNION BEACH - Mrs. Frank ranslator In Germany and wns Cnse, R-NJ, says. Street at the board's August Smith, Florence Ave., was host- "Either way you look at It, youNJ, who is seeking re-election said thcro was no evidence of atlonal letter transmission sys- Case told the Cape May Coun- meeting when their parents ob- were left holding the bag." Rockefeller drives from his employed by the American and a lion, since n lion would norm- tem It shmmld do so throiiRh ess in her home last week at a French armies as translator dur- v Republican organization lost jected to the change. stork shower In honor of Mrs. Manhattan apartment to New- ally attack and kill deer and Western Union and Its employees. Iplit (lint this country Is "forc- Reverse Stand Patrick Cook, Raritan Township. ark Airport where a motorcade ing the Allied occupation after other wildlife. Said World War II. Mrs. Juditz came Giambat- nr. n fast pace In the race for Last nifiht's reversal of thi eGuests were Mrs. Charles Against Track will be formed to escort him Into tlitn, "Five or six yean ago we TRENTON — Dlsmlssnl of a ipnce" and termed tho prog- downtown Newark at noon, to America In 1IM8, married, and 1 August decision met strong ob-|3chiraldl, Mrs. Nicholas Cogllano, NEWARK (AP) — New Jer- hnd a report of a big black Jersey City police lieutenant os ! praiseworthy, Monmouth, worked for a time at Fort Mon- jections from Mr. and Mrs. RobMrs. Herman llauslellcr, Mrs. sey's State CIO Council wants the bear In Livingston .. .wo cap- who killed a fellow cop In a Cnse snid thnt American nc- ert Jacobs nnd Mr. and Mrs. H. mouth, Philomena Manclni, Mrs, Richard state Racing Commission to deny Two on Field tured a SI. Bernard dog. Your late-hour fray was upheld to- Icvrments mean thnt within » Raymond Young of Lewis La., Paulln, Mrs, Ronald Brown, Mrs. Registration for the course will an application for a Sccaucus mountain lion could very well day by (he state Civil Service lecndo there will be landings nn whoso children aro alfectcd. Jessie Boarman and Mrs. John harness track, in Germany bo held September 15, 20, and 27 be another large dog." he moon by manned nhlp« and IDS from 7 to 9 p, m. In Long Branch Maurico Raleigh, 3d, of Dlnmond, Rnrltan Township, nnd CIO President Jool Jacobson KEYPORT-Army PFC Daniel Commlislon, The Commission icrhnp.i probes to tho vicinity of Tliir(I St., and Hcnjamln Richard High School, Classes begin Sept. Mrs. Alex Dlnmnnd, Mrs. Joseph wrote a letter In Thomas J. flro- C. fientlle, non of Mr .and Mn. OLD BRIDGIi - Ray Gill, •aid Joseph M. Cinnlncr of 21)8 dnrs nnd Venus. of 103 Church St., appeared last 29. Cnulflrld, Mrs. Ilcn|amln Yount; Rnn, chairman of the commission, D. C. Gentile, KcansburR, and alerted by a burclnr alarm hook- Bergen Ave., Jersey City, wa» night, objecting to the transfer and Mrs. George Snppnh, all ofwhich wns relented yesterday, Army PFC Waller nnglnskl, «on of od up to hl.i home, thwarted an properly fired Init Oct. 22 by ORGANIZE TONIGHT of their children, Union Beach, It snid, In purl: Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter najjlnski, Slalc Sunday iiticinpt lo break Inio his service (ho city director nf public RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Adult The bonrd voted 4-2 not to nl "The nmwpr to New Jersey'*!'1"'! Prospect Ave., Laurence •Mldr-nts of Mnrc Illll will form low the Richard nnd RalcluliL., .,, . . Inlion yesterday, Three Trenton Biifcly, William Mcl,mi(jlilln, shrinking )ol) mnrkct, ciiuscd l)vill"il)»r, arc participating with j men were nrrestcd, MadKun |thc Mnrc Hill Civic A.tfnrlntlnn children to remain nt , Wlllo\v|'»lM IlirtlnlllV Airplane Outing It decided that the police de- I In Rollo.i I'nsl IIIIIKO, Kryport, Street, nnd then ndlmirnrdlnlo nn lutonmtinn nnd plant mljirnllcm • other personnel from the 3d J Township Police Chief Kdwnrd I'or IMI'H. l{ynn RliD UANK- The ".Sr|ilomlw partment tmirtib nnd HIP wrl- lonlKhl nt B.\10 o'clock, pxccullvp session from which Iliu o low-wniif nreiu In the Smith, I Armored Division In a field train Adler said they admitted thefts m lwn l lll r rxprclip In Grnfenwohr, Gcr- KIIRIII" of thn I'oltMowti, I'n.. In Kovornl dozen plnccs nround (arc of Iho city required the ac- MIlVMllI III ( 111 AM ovonnll policy dcclilnn resulted. OCKANI'OIIT - Mr, nnd Mm,I'" '""f 1' ' " WIIVIMW*, but more hundrcd-dollar-plus puy tunny. 'Ilio nix-week exercise li Aircraft Owners nn:HWAIH1 io ihi'll.i from outdoor vciullnx mn- olhpr officers wore In n Invern r, HUorciIK, Hnrromi* cr MIH de K. DiiNlnbprrt', Jr., president, birthday. Gucstj were Mr, and KlvYI'ORT — It wnn announced » "'* S2il Infantry In KrlpdliprR, to arras of Inlcrcit Inslrnd of nn Nov. II, 1057, nflcr I Monmimfli, IliK I in I'm (HtTctnl 11 in( Knynuinil LnwrciRT. Mrs, I'ntil Muffler ntiil »on« I'nul In ICIi'cllon Dny K \\ lll'iw |lfll» 'rhnlriniin of the public rHiillniisjaml Rf'isrr, Llnirofi; f.dvs nril (»y f'rclr-i |< k .SrliHn. jinv.lrl.-nl, 11 Ml, and titrlvcr oveneni ln.it Vrrnnn I', Slmffrr, \Xi Hurim •" Iliiliihls, Clnrksvlllc, nml I Tht'y Ktit Into nn nritumpnt mil- It hi rnimnlltrc, nnd lilf coinmltfi'.juynn, Jr., nml Mis, nml Mn.itlinl the Hub will rntrrinln nirm- Mnrch. V'lntn Ave. l-nlr HIIVIMI, mud" rnnniumlliri In llurllUKloil Cuun ftldp, ihnli Heri' tired, Pnlnil- -llil 'I. 1 tll-iiw ii|i .1 urlllin sliilcini'iil In Iviin'i Vonrlirrs, thin IHIIOUKIII!'"' '' "' ""' South Shoiu Hint On- llnitui'.ld P|MI II n iliiv-rr In riitiijii'iiii'iili for lln1 lri|i. Afli-r nnd tin? TienliiH nirn, Mtnn Tlmimu HIIIII'MI Ml ilrnd, In' iiiciirimr.ili-il In Hit' liiiiird'n nml Miss Judy Noiminiilnii, Rcillltnl Lnmi (lulu of Sliilcn Wiinil ll'-i'l'|u;iil'-ii Cnin|iiiiiy of (lie ill< Illvnl nt Hi'' iiiipiiit n( II: I'I nml lih lirnllicr Mlrlincl un* pulii y iiuinniil llnnk. !ln Vi' CIIII.-U'.I- Inn WIIIIICMIIH', ii'-nlonl.< .'il'il Infnnliy I If ioin- . Mi the t'.nmp ulil j'jt l>y bii't I 1,1/Alll III - A null uminili-d. IMIchnt'l finlil 'innlncr r IIIIIIHI.I' Mr, Kiili'lcli Mild l«*l nlishl, nml Mr.. Kynn conllnut'H In lie ni-.AUrr III'' mcrllnr., n i onk mil WBI I'l'lnl IM'II liiilnlinj nt I oil llrn- I Ailniiiii' llii:hltind» lot n view a ln)i|ilinl nml n phyitlt'lnii llri'it (lr-.li (innlMi'r inlil 'Iliniii. In n prrvlnii'. li'lli'i lo ilw lui.iid, IIVP in civic nfliilm mid ImUli'liHil nt Ilif Immr nf Jim-pli Mm- nine. fin. UP I'IIICIMI Ihn Aitny ' f lhi» Ni'W Yoik nirM .mil will hrmiKhl In Ix'hnlf of u flvr- nt flu-il Hint mill hr trluinri! 1 thill IIP frcl'i ihr i liiiiic- will nf- Hi' (iffin- nf arrrrtniy "f tl|p|inoi.l(, Oi.lnvin I'l, Mr. J!i Iw-ln in 1'ivi. llrfotp rnllilinK li" wn»tl luoi li nl Ihr Dtlflwonil, fim yrnr-old blind Klrl lint IMTII Ihr Ilir, A liiilllillit ('Xpert «nld 1 .u n, firl lli>- niiu;i|p of hi"-, dnimlilrr I .iillcn' AuKllUty l» t)i rnnjxii t: fiinl Unlirit Miain'. vvim e h"tsr- ini|iln% I hv HIP Atlantic nniliiiriKlit Mir.iU .11) nltpl.tni-i »c- nrlfleil lor $7ri,(M)0, Tim milt wnn n liulli'l (nun (imifiirr'n ft"' ll-.l wlikh will IIP H-flrclril in lici llnijk niul l.dililcr Cumpiiny, ishoe pll< lilng tonlrsl, II'.THU: Ten C'nMip.iiiy in I'oit iosprri to strive at lli« nlr|>oit filed In lttjli by Mr, nnd Mm. Mllcd (he pnltnlniiin, r, Sq*. 9. I960 RED BANK REGISTER »3gned and m»de by Pierre Car- din, Guy URocnt, Jacques COP Hopefuls: Made-in-Europe Heim, Jean Desses, taavin Gas- tillo and Michel Goma in Paris, "No Empty Fashion'Show El Pique Flotante in Barcelona, Herrara y Ollera find Carmen Mir VIEWING TV •romises" At Monmouth in Madrid, Haller in Zurich, With HAL HUMPHREY Aquascutum, Frederick Starke ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - In EATONTOWN — Five countries and Digby Morton in London, and joint statement, Republican —Spain, France, taly, Switzer. Mirsa, Valentino and Frederic in :andidates for Borough Council, land and England—will be rep- Rome. Let tichard C. Stryker and Elbert A. resented in the rpde-in-Europe 's Get Susskind Timpter, , have outlined their collection in Bambprger's Mirror RISING HIGH ositions. Room which is arriving in in creasing numbers. Sleeves on both coats and suits "We do not intend," they said, go up, up, up. Many are accent- HOLLYWOOD — There's a new compromises and too much ra- 'to make any promises which we The collection wi I be presented battle cry bouncing off the ram- tionalization." ed with fur cuffs. Some are as know we can not fulfill. Too of- by Bamberger's Monmouth for short as inches above the elbow. parts of Hollywood the past few When Susskind utters a pro ten promises are made for the the first time Fridajy, Sept. 16, for weeks. From the dark, dank nouncement like that, the pack mrpose of persuading the vot- the benefit of Fitkfn Hospital. rooms of the town's bistros and sets upon him with the question, rs to support a political candl- The showing, a jashion tea, is coffee houses one can hear it "And what have you done late- late or party when it is known being sponsored by the Asbury NOW AVAILABLE shouted by day and by night — ly?" He is excoriated for re- uli well that those promises can Park Auxiliary off the hospital. 1960 Supplement .•Let's get Susskind, Punch him making good old movies into lot be kept. Lilo, film and stage star in for Mlnluis hard; mediocre TV plays ("Philadel- France and the United States, 1961 Scott phia Story"), and then writing "We believe most thoroughly He says Rock Hudson is a tub that the intelligence of the peopl will do the commentating. CATALOGS • of lard. off Hollywood as a sump of me- Mrs. John Rosa s chairman of diocrity. must be respected and, if we in Part II Let's get Susskind; he's not so turn are to gain and hold the re- the event. Mrs. Vncent Keuper The fact that Susskind's Tal auxiliary, , great, : spect of the public, it is our re- SAINT MARGARET'S Guild of Holy Communion Episcopal Church, Fair Haven, were is president of the Who needs the bum? Sis boom ent Associates production com sponsibilty to be honest in every All the needs of a fashionable Monmouth Stamp bah! |pany has been responsible for way. hostesses last night at an informal farewell supper party for the rector, Rev. Donald woman's busy social life can be The enemy referred to in this many hours of good TV enter- Andrew MacLeod, Whose resignation becomes effective Thursday. Jack Zinga, junior met by the clothes! in the collec- and Coin Shop tainment also — some original, "The one promise to which wi rousing manifesto is the,dapper both subscribe and which wi warden, offers Father McLeod congratulatory iiandshake. With them are Mrs. Ho- tion. They range j from active 60 Monmouth St., Red Bank New York TV producer, Davit: some adaptions. Susskind is bi sportswear to majestic ball enough to admit that most o know we can meet completely Is ward Poduska, guild president, left, and Mrs. Noel J. Lartaud, altar directress. SHodyslde 1-0626 Susskind, who invaded our pre- to give of ourselves in every pos- gowns. The collection was de- serve three months ago to make his movie remakes on TV havi been artistic mistakes. sible way to thoroughly represenl a movie. There are those, how the people of the community. ever, who claim the movie is Susskind can be and is critica of New York's dollar-bourn "We could-make many prom just a Wind. Susskind, they say, ises, including tax reduction, a: Is actually here to render us minds, too. Recently he spew 20 minutes describing to one o: has been done by others a yeai helpless in the b,attle for men's ago. We must, however, be rea tninds. Madison Ave.'s top agency mer a new idea he had tor a dram; listic and in all honesty we musi Regardless of his motives, Hol- restrict ourselves to a promise lywood hasn't been so "shook" series on TV. "The man looked me right i; to keep a close watch on a since Arch Obolcr introduced his terns of municipal expense wit 3-D movie "Bwana Devil" in the eye all that time," Susskini recalls, "and 1 was sure I hac a view to avoiding any unneces- th 1953. Groucho Marx, in a rare sary or unreasonable use of the OUR 90 YEAR moment of pique, told Hedda him. Finally, I finished and said 'Well what do you think?' taxpayers' money. By so doing, Hopper that Susskind should be we may be responsible for some drawn and quartered. Tony Cur- "Do you know what he said ASBURY PARK RIO He said, 'David, could you d- reduction in taxes or at least ii tis says he Is only waiting to keeping them from going higher meet Susskind so he can punch a switch on Father Knows Best' him in the nose. There are n* Maybe you could have the fathei Both candidates in the state- mors that movie producer Mervin killed in an accident, and mothe: ment, stressed they would use Le Roy is forming,a posse to ride has to take over — raising ant their influence to assure that thi Susskind out of town on a jet- supporting the three kids. Wha greatest advantage for the com- stream. do you think? munuity will be derived from "He hadn't heard a damme< every tax dollar that must be Nearly all of this ire has been word of my pitch." generated by Susskind's dropping spent. hints on his syndicated TV show "By that we mean to insist or "Open End" that Marilyn Mon- competitive public bidding so tha roe Is no actress, that most Hoi New Position all work done and all supplie; lywood product is pap and tha purchased are procured at th< the whole town is suffering from For Gibadlo lowest possible price. We alsc an ingrown love affair with it mean to insist upon the accept NEPTUNE - Edward I ance of only those bids which self. Gibadlo has been appointed dis Personally, I think David Suss- after careful consideration, car trict manager in the central and be termed as reasonably pricet A New Galaxy kind's visit has done Hollywood northern area of Monmoutr a lot of good. In a place which for the work or supplies to b< County for the Perpetual Monu 'urnished." controls nearly all of the world's ment Co., Inc., 219 Rt. 35 here. movie production and 85 per The candidates noted that thi cent of this country's TV pro- policy might require new bid Of Sweaters! duction, it is important not to from the suppliers and that thej become self-satisfied and patron would not agree to the accept- nee of any bid unless they wer Izingly smug about bne's work. Boys' sweater look for l°60—Bulky Knits Susskind, I find, is quite sur- atisfied with it in all respects. prised that his barbs (often cal "In assuring that the tax do , . . shawl collars, crossover boat necks, culated, I'm sure) found such a !ar is properly cared for," thi sensitive target. statement continued, "we intern high V-necks all in solid colors, striped "Part of getting the reputation to oppose the purchase of any plaids or vintage tone blends. Worsted I have here now has come from equipment or the hiring of any just telling the truth," he ob- personnel unless we are fully sat- wools or orlon blends in tones of olive serves. "Truth and guts are in isfied that a geniune saving or a such short supply today that greatly improved public servic green, gold, brass to browns, black, white, they are news." will result. Susskind feels, too, that many "Both of us have grown from greys, reds and blues. In both cardigan of the creative people in Holly childhood in Atlantic Highland and pullover styles. All rugged and hand- wood agree with him, but are We attended and graduated from afraid to second the motion. the local public schools, have e some looking. Choose from a bulky knit "I have found many educated tablished our homes here and ar> cultured and alert people in this raising our own families in th cardigan 10.98, shawl collar bulky knit same community In which w town, but they are going along pullover 12.98, boatneck 12.98. Only with the men who just read th ourselves were raised. grosses. There are "too mti.; "We know Atlantic Highland: three from many, styles. Sizes 6 to 20. Edward J. Gibadlo and its citizens. We can presen personal records of business abil GIVE YOUR Born in Lowell, Mass., Mr ity and experience which wi DOLLARS Gibadlo served as president o know will be of real value to ou the board of deacons at Old Firs community. A Chance to Grow Presbyterian Church, Newark "We also know that whateve 5.98 to 15.00 before moving to the shore are we do as elected officials is go Invest part of your income in 1954. Ing to affect the well being while your earning power An organirer and charter mem everyone including ourselves." is at its peak! Phone or ber of the Greater Red Banl STEINBACirS BOYS' SHOPS, Jaycees, Mr. Gibadlo is a pas write: secretary and has represents WSCS Starts Second Floor and Asbury Park the Jaycees for the past thre BUTLER years in the Red Bank Chambi HERRICK of Commerce. Fall Activities He resides at 589 Turner Dr, RED BANK - The Woman & MARSHALL Mlddletown. Society of Christian Service Established 1898 the Red Bank Methodist Chun Mrmbprsj New York RETURNS HOME started its 'fail activities at Stock JKchAnge SHREWSBURY — Miss Maui covered dish supper meeting < 30 Broad St. New Tore 4, N. V. een Webb of 36 Trafford St., ha: Wednesday in Fellowship Hall. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE returned from College Point, I., where she was vacationin. Mrs. Henry J. Palmer, pre.! SH 7-5577 with relatives. dent, reminded members th New Jersey Conference Worn an's day will be held in Ocea City next Friday; that the Ne Brunswick District fall semina Repeat of A Sellout! will be held in the Asbury Pa. SOUTHVIEW Methodist Church, Oct. 5, an that the local group will ho its annual bazar and dinm Thursday, Nov. 3, In Fellowshi $4 Metl's Wash V Wear Custom Homes Hall. The president also said the pr gram theme for the year will I "The World in Our Midst." Corduroy Sport Shirts J "The Chart and Compass" w. the subject for Wednesday's pr Rram. Mrs. Robert Glaser, vie president, presented a film, "If a Busy Life," that described th 2.99 program of the society, Mrs. Warren Farrirtgton, Sr secretary of spiritual life, use "The Chnrt and Compass" i Four good colors to chooso from: blue', tan, rust and Comfort conditioned homes the devotional theme. Mrs. W Ham MncDonold, gave the ope olive green. At this price you'll want to snap up as advertised in LIFE, Mini- Ing prayer. mum Acre plots, Custom Supper nrrnnsements wero soveral. Also In this salo additional bast buys in charge of Mrs. John Buzzell, se hornet, ranch and split lovol rotary of locnl church nctivitle wath V woar corduroy shirts. Sizes S-M-L-XL. modols, 3>4 bodroomi, 2-3 baths from , , . nriirH' Aid Unit $5 to $5.<|>5 Men's Long Sleeve NEW MONMOUTH - Mrs. Ml $24,990 ton Word led the devotions at tl first fall meeting at the Ladli Corduro| Sport Shirts. • 3.99 Aid Society of the Baptist Churc! DIRECTIONS Wednesday, jrrom 111, IS tin* Kinc'i HUhwiy in ('hutch It. Cnnccr dressings were made I town Line toll IM.) Turn in nn rhunh m, (MH'llttown- the morning. Dessert wiu scrvci Uncron ltd,) to molili, ntniit U mil'. by the hostesses, Mrs, Gcoru Meyer, Mrs. Clarence Vlcker sTEib'n.tcirs Mws wars, Mrs. Walter Jtinlc and Miss Ml 1 tired Morris. Strct ! t'ltmr mid Ayliiiry Path JERSEY COUNTY CORP. Article!* for the liarvent hom hnznr lor the benefit of the l)n| BOX 324 MIDDLETOWN —OS 1-3600 tlM HmiH' In Ni'wnrk will I ui^hl In nt Ihr next merlin) Salot Agonti RICHARD M. SHOHFI Oct. .1, nml taken to llir homo d snlr In Niivrnilu'r. Thp noi'lrl Woodbrldgo M«rcury 6-0234 will supply fluwrrs In llir innrlt; try for Ihe Sundliy service* ilu Shop Steinbach's Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 IliK September.