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VOL R4 NO 71 Utmi ottlr, Uonlir UKoja nitay. •want Out RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Final Changes Made For Nov. 7th Ballot Berlin Clash FREEHOLD — With the pass- the full term and John Marz, ing of the deadline yesterday to Jr., and Norman E. Wood foi make changes on the general the two-year terms. election ballot, wvcral candi- Eatontown Democratic candi- dates have been changed and dates for two council seats have Independent candidates have resigned from the race. They been added to the Dai lot since are Elzie Chaffin and Vincent the primary election in the Storm Brews spring. (See BALLOT, page 2) The clerk of elections, Ray- mond Hartman, reported the fol- lowing additions and changes to the Nov. 7 general election bal Border lot: Matawan Township has the1 most changes, caused by the in- creasing of the committee from Guard a three-member to 9 five-mem ber group. There also will be a contest for a two-year unex- pired term on the committee, Injured that was caused by the resigna- tion of Republican Committee- BERLIN (AP) — A new man Myndert Bonnema. Mr. Bonnemt is seeking a full term diplomatic storm is ex- on the committee as an Inde- pected to blow up today pendent candidate. He heads over the wounding of an a slate of Independent candi- dates for three seats on the East German Communist AFTER VICTORY Iff OPENER — Yanket soTthpaV WKTfey Ford is flanked by El- committee. policeman by West Ger- iton Howard, right, and Bill Skowron in dressing room after ha hurled the Yanki to The other Independent candi man police. »• 2-0 shutout win over Cincinnati Reds in World Series opener yesterday. Howard dates are Randolph Grimm and Bullets flew across the tense and Skowron hit homers to give Whitey a working edge. (AP Wirephoto) Edward J. Flynn, both lor iwo border of divided Berlin last year terms. night when Communist police Republican candidates added chased two East Germans trying At Monmouth College to the ballot are James Mauro to escape to the West over raof Sr., for the full term, and John tops. Armitage and Harry J. Geist, for the two-year terms. West Berlin police said they The Democratic, candidates opened fire in self defense after Atlantic Highlands Native will be Henry E. Traphagen foi shots fired by the Communists at the fleeing refugees sprayed a sidewalk near them. Shouting "Freedom," one of Seek Ford the refugees fell 80 feet to his To Succeed Dr. Schlaefer death, missing by 12 feet a res- HISTORYMOBILE VISITS MIDDLETOWN — The state's Historymobile, featuring ex- WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. 1 doctor of laws degree in 1957,jence degree from North Carolina Solution By cue net spread by West Berlin William G. Van Note, 55, presi and the following year he was State College. hibits and pictures of 17th century New Jersey, in connection with the state's ter- firemen. The other was cap- dent of Clarkson College of Tech' the recipient of a doctor of set Dr. Van Note began his teach- centenary celebration, was at fviiddletown High School yesterday. Above, entering, tured by the Communists. nology the past 10 years, has ing career as a graduate student Next Week are students Nancy Kopacz, New Monmouth, and Stephen Carwile, Middletown. About 200 West Berliners wit- been named the new president of holding a teaching and research DETROIT AP) - Ford Motor nessed the shooting and chase. Monmouth College, according to! fellowship in the Department of Co. and the United Auto Workers Left to right in front are Harold Copeland, Board of Education president; Mrs. W. Witnesses gave this account: an announcement by County Metallurgical Engineering at Me Union planned to keep the phone J. Noonan, Rev. Andrew M. Van Dyke, chairman of the township's Tercentenary As darkness fell two men ap- Judge Elvin R. Simmill, chair- Gill University. He then spent lines humming today in a con- Commission, and Mayor John T. Lawley. peared on the flat roof of a man of the board of trustees. two years as a chemistry instruc- certed effort to get the company building in Bernauerstrasse — Dr. Van Note will succeed Dr. tor at the University of Vermont. back into car production by the the border street where many Edward G. Schlaefer, retiring In 1933 he began an 18-year as- first of next week. East Germans have escaped by chief administrator of Monmouth, sociation with North Carolina Their top negotiators decided leaping from buildings inlo West Feb. 1. State College in which h< rose yesterday the best way to end McFadden Retracts Conflict Berlin. from instructor to professor and The incoming president Is not the strike that shut down Ford Communist police spotted the director of the Department of En- plants from coast to coast Tues two and ran after them, firing new to the shore area. Born in gineering Research. Atlantic Highlands, Dr. Van Note day was to give priority to ef- pistols and submachine guns. was graduated from Red Bank In 1951 he left North Carolina fecting settlements on working Statement Involving Warren Trapped, the two fugitives ran State College to become presi conditions at individual plants. High School in 1923. His first RED BANK — Joseph McFad-, published in yesterday's Registei back and forth shouting "Heip, dent of Clarkson. UAW President Walter P. for which they voted affirmative- help." West Berlin police in the Job after receiving a bachelor's, den, Democratic—candidate- for|-a"e8'ng "i»t Mr- Warren and ly degree from Rensselaer Poly- Leaves Clarkson Reuther and Ford's vice president -.. [street below turned powerful Dr. Van Note is a trustee ol for labor relations, Malcolm L. Borough Council, yesterday re- two other Republican council Mr. Warren said he had his technic Institute wa« at men. Dr. Lawrence R. Burdge, searchlights on the roof in an at- Clarkson, the St. Lawrence Coun Denise, postponed further dis- tracted—a—conflict—ot interest I house connected to the munici- pt to blind the Communist allurgist with the Babcock 46 Hilltop Ter., and-^rederic E pal~s?werage~systeo—at his own Wllcox Company of Bayonne, ty Savings Bank, the Northern cussions on a national contract on charge he made Tuesday against police. New York Trust Company, and working conditions until 2 p.m. Republican Councilman John Giersch, 50 Hilltop.Ter., will ben 'expense—three years ago. Dr. Van Note holds a master! efit directly from a planned A West Berlin police spokes- the Lake Placid Club Education ; tomorrow. Warren, Jr., of 11 Grant PI. Benedict R. Nicosia, chairman man said shots fired by the East of science degree from the Uni- Foundation. (250,000 expansion of the munici of the local Democratic County Denise agreed with Reuther's He had made the statement—'paT.sewerage system a proposa Germans struck a sidewalk near versity of Vermont, and a doctor Vice president of the Associa suggestion the time could be Executive committee, yesterday of philosophy degree from Penn- issued the following statement: where they and border firemen tion of New York Colleges and spent more profitably by the were standing. The spokesman sylvania State University. "Mr. John Warren advised me, WMliam 8. Van Note Universities, he also is a mem union and the company setting up said the West Berlin police con- St. Lawrence awarded him a ber of the Commission on Insti- direct phone contacts with the Benedict R. Nicosia, Red Bank sidered this an attack on them tutions of Higher Education of plants to clear away the road- Debate on Politics Democratic chairman, that the statement by Joseph McFadden, and that they were entitled to he Middle States Association of block of local disputes. shoot back. Pews Creek Area Colleges and Secondary Schools; About half of the union's 85 bar- Democratic candidate for Red Governor Rockefeller's Advisory Bank Borough Council, concern- Five West Berlin policemen, gaining units have completed set- he said, fired 24 shots and one Council for the Advancement of tlements with plant managers on Enlivens Meeting ing his home being in the area ndustrial Development and Re- affected by the proposed sewer of the bullets hit a Communist Chamber To Study such problems as washup time, policeman, who was dragged search, and the Council for High- parking lot and cafeteria facili- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Mr. Bowtell stated that he extension, was untrue. er Education, which is advisory What appeared to be a relative- was interested in giving the true "Mr. Warren advised that his away by his comrades. ies, protective clothing, overtime The shooting incident threat- to the commissioner of education rotation, choice of hours and ly uneventful meeting last nigh facts on the status of the har- property, in fact, is already serv- of New York State. of the Harbor Commission late: bor, "not in bringing politics in iced by the present sewer system ened 'to heat up the Battle of Meadowland Uses seniority. the Barricades, waged largely Dr. Van Note has two children, exploded into 1 political debate to this meeting." and asked that a retraction be MIDDLETOWN — The Cham Port Monmouth residents pro Chairman William F." X. Con When Mr. Connell asked Mr. made. on a propaganda level since the William Van Note, Jr., of Ro- CAR FIRE Comunists cut Berlin in two ber of Commerce, still Interested tested either the moving or loss chester, N. Y., and Mrs. Robert RED BANK - Relief Engine nell touched olf the r.pated has- Caruso why he balked at the "Mr. McFadden has expressed in the possible development of of the bridge. The protests W. Dix of Belmont, Mass. sle with a request that each idea of stating his politics, Mr. his regret that Mr. Warren's with a concrete wall Aug. 13. : Co. was called yesterday morn- the Pews Creek meadowland, stalled Immediate act on on the Clarkson College of Technology ing to put out a fire in the mo- commissioner state his politics (See DEBATE, page 2) property was included in the Powers Liable Port Monmouth, formed a com- plan. is located in Potsdam, N. Y., tor of a car owned by Mrs. to prove that this New Jersey, par- state is a serious problem that harbor figures around. It's not Shadowbrook Rd. is a private His plan also called for the ing at 1:45, the thermometer icularly the economic growth, must be recognized. 'air to the people," he added. stood at M degrees. That was road, owned by Raymond H. widening of Pews Creek from came up for discussion today by Wooed Away Commissioners Harvey H Stillman. 50 to 200 feet and said this could the lowest recorded temperature both gubernatorial Candidates. "It just isn't realistic to ignore for Oct. 5 since 1935, when the Bowtell and D. A. Caruso backed Mr. Curdt said the borough be done with federal and state Republican James P. Mitchel the fact that other states are up Mr. Lemberg's Droposal, bu has, among other ihings, plowed Welfare Policy Hit financial assistance. mercury went down to 33 de- said one of the state's major making all sorts of handsome in- grees. ermed the chairman's reques the road following snowstorms, The plan, however, hinged on problems is "our lagging econom ducements, especially from the 'highly improper, in poor taste cleaned up debris- following Union Grand Jury Says Allotments the relocation of the Pews Creek A light frost was observed in ic growth." standpoint of tax benefits, in woo-and not relevant to the matter storms, provided garbage col- Bridge, which at that time wis several local areas as the sun Democrat Richard J. Hughes ing our industrial plants from at hand." lection, and erected street signs. Too High, Kill Initiative damaged by Hurricane Donna. came up today, William D. Mar- cited what he called the magnifi- their origins here," he said. Mr. Connell countered: "This He pointed out that as a pri- Mr. Pandolfi wanted to move tin, U.S. weather observer at cent growth of New Jersey and Mitchell called for a revitaliza- commission is clearly not a Dem vate road, however, the borough Long Branch, reported. tion of New Jersey's economy, ELIZABETH (AP) - A Union The jury said it had testimony the bridge about 1,200 feet in- accused Mitchell of downgrading ocrat-controlled board and 1 is not required to orrvide the County Grand Jury has said that that a family hasbeen on the wel- land. Leaving the bridge at its The temperature today Is ex- he slate for political purposes. adding that Hudson County, "on hink the people should be told services. the shores of one of the world's welfare allotments in most cases fare rolls continuously for four present location would limit the pected to go up to 60 degrees, Mitchell, in a speech prepared his. It most certainly is serious The borough is awaiting from are so high that,they destroy the 'generations.' area potential to 30 per cent, and tonight It should be In the or a meeting of the Jersey City largest and greatest ports should when we are accused of play- Mr. Stillman a deed which will incentive and ambition of the re- It said members of the county the committeeman said. 50s, he said. iiwanis and Rotary Clubs, said have a greater and more produc- ng politics." put Shadowbrook Rd. under bor- tive role in our nation's econom- cipient Welfare Board's- staff rarely if^ ough ownership. In a presentment handed up to ever Initiated investigations, even ic scene." Mr. Curdt said the extension of Hughes, in a speech prepared Superior Court Judge Walter L. in cases where there is some in- municipal services to the resi- Hetfield, the Jurors said yester- dication that Irregularities exist. for delivery during a Somersel dents of Shadowbrook Rd. is County tour, said many people day in part: Neither the director of the Index "the least we can do. After all "We are extremely doubtful are moving to New Jersey as Page they are taxpayers." board, Mrs. Florence B. Slocum better place in which to live and that the published intent of the of Cranford, nor the board's work. Amusements IS Councilman John W. VanBrunt (county) welfare program to re- chairman, Victor H. Eichhorn of Births 1 said, "They get every service store a wholesome famly life can He said white collar jol>s, non- Elizabeth, could be reached for Jim Bishop * that everyone else gets, except be achieved in an atmosphere comment last nij;lit. farm jobs and retail store sales Hal Boyle 10 maintenance." where the absence of the father n the state have increased al In Trenton, state Welfare Di- Bridge 20 (by desertion), the promiscuity of rector Irving J. Englcman said it higher rates than those in New Classified ! 26-27 the mother (continuous bearing of York, Pennsylvania and on the Collarbone Fractured would be idle for him to comment Comics 20 illegitimate children) and the in- an generalizations. He said he national average. Crossword Puzzle 20 In Auto Accident difference of other adult members Income Gains would have to examine the pre- Editorials _ « RED BANK-Mrs. Mnbcl of the family are rewarded by sentment personally and consult Hughes said the state's popu- Hcrblock « lation is growing by more than Willett, G5, of 230 Rt. 35, suffered!larger family income." with Union County officials before Kitty Kelly » a fractured collarbone yesterday The presentment said the jur- stating his position. 125,000 annually and the Increase Movie Timetable 18 n an automobile accident at the ors wanted to eliminate abuses n total personal income over the Obituaries 2 1 He added that he assumed the intersection of Bridge Ave. and and reduce the county's $.'1.7 mil- presentment was based on specif- NIW OFFICE — Above is Architect's conception of the new branch office, of the ast 10 years, was 10 per cent Sylvia Porter « Oakland St. j lion animal welfare biidjjct. higher than the national average. ic factors in Union County which Marine View Savingi and Loan Association to be built at First Ave. and Rt. 36, At- Radlo-Tclcvislon 18 Mrs. Willed was admitted to' The jurors condemned what were not known to his office at (See POLITICS page 2) Social 22-2J lantic Highlands. The new office will replace the existing branch office on First ftiverview Hospital after her car they culled unchecked spending of this time. George Sokol.iky I collided with another driven hy welfare allowances, failure to Home Made Sausage Ave. The 32xS2-foot structure hat been designed by Frank A. Amodio, Red Bank SporU 24-25 Clifford J. Pehknncn, M, of Phil- verify alleged desertions, the ah- A Clean Car Ride* Bettor architect and will cost an estimated $40,000. It will be adjacent to the Bayshore Country fresh itAusnge, links or Stock Market J adelphia. sence of residency requirements Hutch's Automatic Car Wash. mlk. Nelson's, 603 River Road, Plata Shopping Center. • Successful Investing 1 Mr. Pchkonen was Kiven a mim- and thr neplect of all rehabilita- Acrois from A&P, Newman Fair Haven—Adv. W. S. White ( mon» for careless driving. tion efforts. Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. 1-Timwky, OcL 5, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER jL Weottitr Calendar Debate Caputo Says |^ew Jersey—Mostly sunny to- diiy with high in the middle 50s Births (Continued) Missile Spectacular Uji Middle 60s. Fair and cool to- For Scouts Caruso snapped, "I rama here Demos Are OBITUARIES night with low about 50 along the Rlvervlew to a harbor board meeting not coast to near 40 with local frost a political meeting. My politics Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammel, MRS. CHRISTIAN FISHER in the north- Is Approved are mju own business. As for Wasteful 3 Via Ripa, Sea Bright, daughter, Trains Army Brass western hills. you, you're only interested in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ed- LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Aure- yesterday. EAST KEANSBURG-A tenta- Friday fair and grabbing some publicity." mund Caputo, president of the lo- Ua Fisher, 76, of .120 Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grover, tive calendar program was set By JACK ST1LLMAN ! Joe Durand stepped from com milder, high 65 However, Lewis Augustine and cal Republican Club, charged yes- Ave. died yesterday at her, home. 1 Coral Dr., Hazlet, son, yester- up at the Neighborhood Associa- AP Staff Writer mercial television into the job to 70. Mr. Lemberg showed no reluc' terday that the Democratic Ad- Born in Farmingdale, she was day. tion of Girl Scouting, Monday, producer. Marine tance to make their politics ministration has shown a conv the daughter of the late Lafay- HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters, at the home of Mrs. Joseph How- Durand actually works fi Cape May to known. plete "lack of planning and ad- ette Morris and Jeannie Cot- Each Wednesday morning, some 3 Bucknell Dr., Hazlet, daughter, ard, Cedar Ave. TelePrompTer, a commercii Block Island- Mr. Augustine said he is a vance thinking" In its approach trell. three dozen high-ranking Army yesterday. The Brownies of Troop 1 and firm that specializes in education Winds variable to borough problems. A resident here for 60 years officers gather before a television Intermediate, of Troops 20 and Democrat, "and I don't care al television productions. Th i n direction • Monmouth Medical Mr. Caputo said the adminlstra she was a member of the Simp- 28 will participate in UNICEF on who knows it." •creen at Ft Knox. Ky., to watch firm supplies five directors am mostly wester- Mr. and Mrs. James Sherman, tlon is trying "to railroad through son Memorial Methodist Church, Halloween, and the troops will .Mr. Lemberg Indicated that a private spectacular. 28 engineers who work fulltinrn ly at about 10 183 Oakwood Ave., Long Branch, an unneeded outfall line at the the church's WSCS and the take part in a gift wrapping pro- he was an Independent. at OGMS. knots today be- son, this morning. sewer at a cost of more than Daughters of Liberty of Eaton- The three-hour show, originat- gram for patients in Marlboro Won't Contribute The hundreds of persons in coming southwesterly at 10 to IS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zager, $8,000." town. ing from Station OGMS-TV at State Hospital and make wash- In an attempt to "at 'east cor- volved in the productions com knots tonight and Friday. Visibil- 39 Stevens Ave., West Long The president said this is a Surviving is her husband, Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, cloth dolls for Christmas. rect the inaccurate figures," the from tiie Army, and Durand a ity generally five miles or better Branch, son, this morning. "typical example of lack of plan- Christian Fisher; a son, Chris- has all the trimmings of commer- In celebration of the 50th birth- chairman suggested that the first had to cope with a noticf but lowering a bit during the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Viraco- ning and waste." tian Fisher, Jr., of Branchvllle; cial TV—except a genera! audi day, a community planting proj- commission take out a {70 ad, able lack of acting talent an early morning hours. Mostly fair la, 70 Park Ave., West Long He went on to question whether a brother, Adeldert Morris ol ence. Its star it a missile. ect will be held this fall. with each member paying $10. other people. weather. Branch, daughter, this morning. "putting up a chain link fence Florida; a grandchild/ and three The production is called PMI— In March, the East Keansburg There were no takers. But time has solved a lot TIDES Mr. and Mrs. James W. Had- at the plant would stop the odor great grandchildren. Preventive Maintenance Indica- Neighborhood rally will be held Instead, the board.went along the problems. Now, some enlistee (Sandy Hook) dok, 105 Lake Dr., Allenhurst, coming out of broken windows Services will be held at 3 p.m. tor. It dramatizes the Army's with all troops participating. with Mr. Lemberg's proposal to men at Redstone have had ai Today — High 5:43 p.m., low daughter, yesterday. when it would be more advan- Saturday from the John W. missiles and the men who launch April and May are camping publish an annual statement, much acting experience as somi 11:35 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Snif- tageous to repair the condition Flock Funeral Home. Rev. them and keep them in readiness. months, and Fly-Ups are planned drawn up by the auditor, along actors in commercial television Friday — High 6:18 a.m. and fen, 28 Riverside Ave., Ocean- actually responsible for the odor." Sherman Robinson, pastor of the It solves a training problem. for June. with comparative financial state- The star of the productions 6:30 p.m., low 12:09 a.m. and port, daughter, yesterday. Mr. Caputo also charged that Simpson Methodist Church, will New Senior, Intermediate and ments as far back as 1956. Three yearn ago the Army de- Capt. William W. MilVican, a 3J U:22 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sokolow, surplus funds from the water de- officiate. „ Brownie leaders are needed. Mrs. John M. Gawler suggested cided that its field officers, in year-old former disc jockey from 20 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, partment budget were used to Burial will be In Glenwood Florence Zdichocki is the new that the annual report be pub- their refresher courses at Ft. Gainesville, FJa., who has be By The Associated Press daughter, yesterday. purchase a front-end loader In- Cemetery. West Long Branch. leader of Troop 130. Also pres lished at the end of the year, Knox, should be briefed on mis- come as familiar to the Army'! Rains ended in the Northeast stead of purchasing a standby Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor, ent at the. meeting were Mrs. and not in November. tile developments. But the Ar- brass as Captain Kangaroo today but it was cool and crisp pump which he says Is needed at 22 White St., Eatontown, daugh- William Krueger, Mrs. Robert The matter was referred to MRS. WILLIAM F. THEILER my's misslie program stretches to the small fry. He Is mastei in wide areas in the East, with the plant for future expansion. ter, yesterday. Evans, Mrs. George Myles and the finance committee for study. HAZLET—Mrs. Catherine M. from Paris to Kwajalein in the of ceremonies. pleasant autumn weather in most Mr. and Mrs. David V. Barry, Theiier, 65 of 4 East Jack St., South Pacific. Mrs. Howard. At the recommendation of The Ft. Knox show gets audi other parts of the nation. Sears Ave., Navesink, daughter, August Postel, borough engineer, died yesterday In Monmouth It appeared the Army would ence participation in a question Clear and cool weather was in- yesterday. the commission directed a let- Seek to Delay Medical Center after a long Ill- have to fly them to various mis- and answer period following each dicated in New York City for the Mr. and Mrs. Gustave E. ter to the state Bureau of Navi- ness. tile installations. But transport telecast. Millioan and Hs crew second game of the World Series Schmidt, 51 Narragansett Ave., Intramural gation requesting that the state Arsenal Sale Born In Brooklyn and a former to one installation for a single stand by at Huntsville to answei between the Yankees and the Cin- Long Branch, daughter, yester- pick up a $2,090 tab for some TRENTON (AP) - State of- resident of Linden, Mrs. Theiier day's instruction could cost $1,500 questions. cinnati Reds. Temperatures were day. Program Starts additional piling work done by ficials plan to seek a delay in lived here for the past six years. or more for travel alone. The question and answer ses- expected to be between 55 and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dowd, A. F. Bahrs, marine contractor. the sale of part of Raritan Arse- She was a member of St. Ben- An alternative would have been sion often has its humorous side. 6t), with light winds. 163 Tenth St., Belford, son, yes- RUMSON — The Intramural The engineer had authorized nal when they meet with feder- edict's Catholic Church here. to set up the missile systems at A colonel once asked Milllcan: The cool air which spread into terday. program afthe Rumson-Fair H& Mr. Bahrs to do the work, which al officials today. Surviving are her husband Wil- Ft. Knox. But to set up at Ft. "What would happen if the en- the Northeast dropped temper- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ryder, ven Regional High School be- was in addition to his original Gov, Robert B. Meyner and liam F. Theiier; two daughters, Knox a big missile like the Red- emy fired a nuclear Weapon on atures into the 39s from Vermont 242 Jane_St,, Long Branch, .son, gan this week. contract with American Dredg two of his cabinet aides will Mrs. Blanche C. Phillips of Lin- stone—to name only one—could the forward observation post foi and upstate New-Yorfc*wthwesfc yesterday, Students not participating In ing Co. meet Frederick G. Dutton, a den and Mrs. Rita R. Mason of run into millions of dollars, the LaCrosse missile system? ward through the Appalachians Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Ever- fall* sports began the annual bas- The board told Mr. Bahrs last special assistant to President Hazlet; two sons, Douglas W. to as far south as eastern Ten- Then it was decided to trans- MiUican grinned, but held h!i ett, 149 Liberty St., Long Branch, ketball intramural prsgram un- night that he would receive his Kennedy, and Robert Stedrnan, Theiier of Somerville and Eu- nessee and the western Caro- mit the training programs on composure. daughter, yesterday. der the direction of George Gif- pay in November, regardless of a special assistant to Defense gene F. Theiier of Bayville; a linas. elosed-drouR TV from the Army "Sir, I don't think any of u fin, regional biology Instructor whether the state co-operates or Secretary Robert McNamara. brother, Jacob Easer of Minne- Warm southwesterly winds Ordnance Guided Missile School would be around to "worry," hi Patterson Army Hospital and junior varsity basketball not. H. Mat Adams, state conserva- sota, and 10 grandchildren. Tuned across the upper Missis- at Redstone. replied. Fort Monmouth coach. tion commissioner, said he plans Services will be held tomorrow ilppi Valley and Great Lakes Staff Sgt. and Mrs. DeWayne More than 50 boys will partici- to ask the federal government at 8 a.m. from the Mehlenbeck region, holding temperatures to Kelly, 21 Mary Ann Ct,, West pate in the program, which will Telephone Men to grant a 30-day postponement Funeral Home. At 9 a.m. a high ttie 50s and 60s, some 10 to 20 Keansburg, son, Tuesday. last until the middle of Novem- of the sale of 184 acres of the requiem mass will be offered at degrees higher - than -yesterday Sgt. First Class and Mrs. Rus- ber. arseneljlte in Edison Township, St. Joseph's Catholic Church, morning. sell C. Harper, 18'/J Green Ave., Mrs. Ethel Robinson, girls' Have Reunion Adams said the extra time is Keyport, by Rev. Edward P. Readings were around seasonal Neptune City, son, Tuesday. physical education Instructor and needed for the state, Middlesex Blaska, pastor of St. Benedict's ,— • -• " •***• RED BANK - Red Bank Coun- levels in most other sections of director of after-school sports, cil of the H. G. McCully Chap- County and Edison Township to Church. the country, with mostly fair said more than 200 students.are ter, Telephone Pioneers of Amer- make a joint survey of the en Burial will be In New York veather. Thundershower* sprin- participating In the girls' field tife arsenal site. Bay Cemetery, ersey City. kled Florida's southeast coast and Ballot ica, held its 29th reunion in con- hockey program. The General Services Admin- drizzle sprayed coastal sections (Continued) junction with the 50th year of the In addition to the Intramural istration has given the state, Christopher Hergenrother of northern California and west- Festa, and are being replaced Pioneers of America in Atlantic program, interscholastic matches county and township until Oct. EAST KEANSBURG — Chris- irn Washington. by Karl Bower and Frank Dl City last week-end in the Ambas- are planned with surrounding 11 to decide whether they want topher Hergenrother, 65, of 550 Some early morning reports; Donato. sador Hotel. public high schools, ' she said. to buy the land. Thompson Ave., died Monday in few York 44, clear; Chicago 55, Fair Haven Democratic can- Fifty members and guests from Labor Commissioner Raymond his home after a short illness. :lear; Boston 46, clear; Washing- didate for council Joseph Mi this area, in active and life mem- F. Male will also take part in Born in Baltimore, Md., h» had dn 42, partly cloudy; Atlanta 53, rant resigned and has been re- bershop, attended. There was an Charge Man the meeting. lived here 17 years. He wat the clear; Miami 78, partly cloudy; placed by James R. Acker. attendance of 1,940 at a banquet The Defense Department has son of the late Christopher and Louisville 48, clear; Detroit 54, Little Silver has a change on in the Convention Hall. Fred With Fraud announced plans to close the ar- Sophie Gebhardt Hergenrother. partly cloudy; St. Louis 62, part- the ballot due to the resignation Seidenzahl, Little Silver, was RED BANK - Charles E. Bad- senal over a three-year period, He was a retired employee of y cloudy; Minneapolis 56, clear; of Councilman Raymond E. Gar- council chairman. Malcolm ore, 49, of Newark, yesterday was on economy grounds. P. Ballantine Sons, Newark, hav- insas City 62, partly cloudy; rison. The Republican candi- "Mack" Wyckoff, Red Bank, was held for the grand jury on a ing worked for the firm 27 years. Denver 46, clear; Dallas 60, clear; date will be Robert W. McCabe, co-chairman of the banquet com- charge of defrauding the Garden mittee. He was a member of the Team- Phoenix 69, clear; Seattle 58, and his Democratic rival will State U-Drive Inc., Asbury Park. clear; San Francisco 53, clear; Navy Promotes sters Union. be Robert T. Knolt. He waived hearing before Los Angeles 60, clear; Anchor- Mr. Hergenrother Ii survived Atlantic Township Democratic Magistrate John V. Crowell and age 39, cloudy; Honolulu 77, Pick 6 Jurors Raritan Resident by his wife, Mrs. Matilda Dey- candidate for the township com- was held in $2,000 bail. partly cloudy. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Fran- bach Hergenrother; a son, Leslie PRODUCER JOE DURAND ihowi an unidentified Army mittee, Peter Britt, has been re- In traffic court, James E. Hergenrother of Newark; a placed by Stephen T. Zwolin- In Murder Case cis A. Ludwig, 57 Hazlet Ave., officer through th« studio of OGMS-TV at Redttona Schade, 126 Monmouth Ave., Port daughter, Mrs. Mildred Yeck of ski, Jr. Monmouth, was fined $30 for ELIZABETH (AP) - Four a member of Naval Reserve Sur- face Division, has been promoted Chatham Township, a, brother, Arisnal, Huntiville, Ala., from which originates th* Freehold has a new Democra- reckless driving and $10 for fall- men and two women have been Suspend Hike to commissioned status as a chief Rhelnhart Hergenrother of Or- weekly training «ptetaculM_ii*ged by th» Miiiilt Com- tic candidate for mayor. Mayor ing to give notice of a change of chosen as jurors in the murder ange; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline July 1. trial of Joseph W. Maxey and warrant officer In the Ready mand. address. Reserve. Ring of Summit and Mrs. Alma ~llll>e F aT6~ Councilman Carl M. VVanderveei r Fines for speeding were levied Lorelle Parks, Jr. Luxford of Newark, and seven Mr. Ludwig, sales manager for NEWARK (AP) - A proposed has replaced Mr. Callahan's against William Brooks, 72 Lelgh- Selection of the 14-member grandchildren. name on the ballot and Mr. Van- panel, which will Include 12 regu- Emory Air Freight Corp., New- fare increase on the Hudson and ton Ave., Red Bank, $15; Law- Ths funeral was held Thursday derveer's candidacy for re-elec- lars and 2 alternates, continues ark is a former member of the St. Elizabeth Tax Forms Manhattan Railroad has been rence Karger, Madison Ave., Red morning in the Ryan Funeral tion as councilman has been today in Union County Court be- Youngmans Board of Trade of ordered suspended by the state Bank, $19, and Anthony J. Salva- Home, Keansburg. filled by Tunis Smith. fore Judge Ervln S. Fulop. The New York and past president of Public Utility Commission. toriello, Atlantic Ave., East Group Slates Now Available Raritan Township has a Keansburg, $15. trial opened Monday. the local Board of Education. PUC President William Hyland FREDERICK GREENE change on the ballot with the Joseph E111 s o n, Sr. 279 Maxey, 23, of Dunellen, and The new Navy officer entered took the action yesterday, stating KEANSBURG - Frederick replacing of M. Don Sanchez as Mechanic St., Red Bank, was Parks, 22, of Plainfield, are military service in 1940 serving Breakfast In Middletown h« had received complaints on Greene, 83, of 24 Seawood Ave., Democratic candidate for a one- fined $1$ for careless driving. charged with murder in the slay- five years with the United States WEST END-Monmouth Ch»p- MIDDLETOWN — William C. the proposed Increase from year term on the comnvKee by ing of Mrs. Eleanor Tyson, 50 of Coast Guard as a Chief Boat- died yesterday in his home. He ter, College of St. Elizabeth's Johnson, tax assessor, has an- H & M riders. Francis X. Shields.- A one-year Plaihfield, and Mrs. Eleanor swain's Mate. He commanded a had lived here 10 years, and was Alumnae Association, will hold nounced that forms are avail- The railroad also was directed unexpired term as tax collector Ewell, 51, of Westfield. The wom- sub chaser which saw service a summer resident of the borough a Communion breakfast Sunday, able for residents who wish to to post notices on its trains will be sought by Republican Al Keansburg en were killed in a secluded field in the North Atlantic and the 50 years.' He was a retired fuel oil dealer. Oct. 22. apply for the "senior citizens" stating that a public hearing fred J. Schrans and Democra' The third birthday of Thomas in Plainfield last May 26. The Caribbean Sea. Rev. Edward W. Hughes will tax exemption in 1962. would be conducted on the In- Robert B. Bradv Olski, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. two men, allegedly kidnaped the At present he Is responsible Mr. Greene is survived by his celebrate the mass at 9 a.m. Mr. Johnson said the forms crease No. 15 in Newark. Shrewsbury's Republican c->n Olski, Compton Ave., West Keans- women, whose car had stalled en for the indoctrination and orien- wife, Mrs. Matilda Hemhauser Breakfast will be held after mas already have been lorwarded to Hyland ordered the proposed in didate for a two-year council burg, was celebrated Sept. 27. route home from a dinner party. tation of new recruits who train Greene; a son, Warren Greene of It West End Manor, 656 Oceai those who have previously ap- terstate rates, which would affect term, Michael A. Eiovi-k, has Attending Terry, Robert every Tuesday evening at the Flemington, and two daughters, Ave. plied for the exemption this year. passengers using the line between been replaced by Franc!* J. and B a r n e y Baxter, K a t h y, Naval Reserve Training Center, Mrs. Leonard Hock of Union and John Redmond of Hackensacl The assessor said those wish- Hoboken and Jersey City, sus- Bolduc. Helen, Carol Patricia and Jack Bank of England Perth Amboy. Mrs. William Riehl of Irvington. will speak. Mr. Redmond Is an ing to apply for the first time pended until Jan. 30, 1962, unless This community also will Olski, Arthur, Sam, Susan and The funeral will be Saturday at American composer who has may either write tor or pick up the PUC makes a decision on an Independent slate of candi- Maryellen Beatrice, Gary Gillam, Rate Trimmed Gets Four Months 8 a.m. from the Ahr Funeral written scores of songs and col the new forms at Township Ha'i. tlie matter prior to that date. dates. On It art Raymond H. Debbie Gorkel, Barbara Baxter, Home, 700 Nye Ave., Newark, lo LONDON (AP) - The British liberated on such tunes at The applications must be filed Herman T. Stlchman, trustee Stillman and James R. Harrson Pat and Richard Olski, Mrs. For Stealing Clothing the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Treasury today cut the Bank of Church, where a high requiem "Christmas in Killarney," "Gau- by Nov. 1 In order » receive an of the bankrupt railroad, recently for three-year term;:, and for •• Catherine Olski and Mr. and Mrs. NEW YORK CITY - A New England rate half a point—from mass will be offered at 9 o'clock. • cho Serenade" and "I Let exemption In 1962. filed a tariff with ths board two-year term Robert K, Rooke George Cameron. Yorker, who was arrested for al- 7 per cent to 6VS per cent. Burial will be In the Gate of Song Go Out of My Heart." which would raise the Interstate Independent candidates also legedly stealing $110 worth of The Bank of England Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, un- President of the Religious Mu fares from 5 to 20 cents. will be on the ballot in Union A breakfast in Hollywood party clothing from the parked car of sets the pattern for Interest on der the direction of Ryan Funeral tic Guild of Paterson, Mr. Red- Stichman said the raise was Beach, Keyport and Holmdel. will be held In Buck Smith's Tim O'Shea of 6 Tallen Dr., Haz- 9 Civilians loans throughout Britain. Only Home. mond conceived the idea of put- needed to heep the line running. In Union Beach, Thomas Co?- Restaurant, Oct. 25 by the West let, Sept. 12, was sentenced to July 25 it was Jumped from 5>/ ting Catholic doctrine into popu- rado is the candidate fur mayor Keansburg fire auxiliary. 2 four months In the workhouse He also filed for an Interstate In- to 7 per cent as part of a Con- lar music. His latest album is on GivenAwards with Bernard T. Marciniak and here yesterday. MRS. MARGARET A. JOHNS, crease with the Interstate Com- servative government holddown the "Apostles Creed" which 1 FORT MONMOUTH — Col. merce Commission In Washing- Robert Holland running for coun- The 12th birthday of Richard Donald Jackson, 26, pleadec LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Mar- used In Catholic schools. on Inflationary spending. Howard E. Price, commanding of- ton. - - :=-T- cil Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. guilty in Special Sessions Court garet A. Johns, 65, of 440 Wil- The higher rate attracted a Mrs. Robert Van Benthuyien, ficer of the Army Signal Materiel Norman Schantr is seeking a Raymond Robinson, was cele- last month to a reduced charge low Ave. died yesterday at her flow of investment funds from West Long Branch, it chair- Support Agency here, has pre- post on the committee in Holm- brated by a group of relatives of possessing burglary tools. home. abroad and quickly had the de- man of the breakfast. She will sented citations and cash awards del. Sept. 27. Police said an officer watched She was born In Baltimore sired effect of bolstering the be assisted by Mrs. William to nine civilian employee) for Politics In Keyport, James Blrming- Jackson as he pried open the vent County, Md., daughter of the value of the pound sterling on Hughes and Mrs. Joseph Melosh (linking up money-saving Ideas (Continued) ham is ths candidate for a coiuv The Disabled Veterans Auxil- window of O'Shea's car. Jackson late William Groomas and Julia International monetary ex- Middletown, and Mrs. William for the Army. Yesterday on tho political scene ell post. iary will hold an executive meet- was arrested as he walked away Durgess. changes. O'Brien, New Shrewsbury. Receiving the awards were the N. J. Council of Americans Ing Nov. 2d, in the Veterans of with the clothing over his arm, Mrs. Johns was the widow of Roman J. SchulU, Avon; Russell for Democratic Action gave its Foreign Wars building. Mrs. police said. Ehrom Johns. HolmddTGOP V. Wel.ls, Sr., 143 Atlantic Ave., endorsement to Hughes after stat- Conflict Mary Courtney state commission- Probe Elberon Surviving is a sister, Mrs. and William E. Spicer, 3d, Long ing that ADA committees had in- er and her aides will be present. Vinebiirg for Hughes Nettie D. Williams of 930 St. Hears Woolley Branch: Raymond W. Alton, Nep- terviewed both candidates. (Continued) Mrs. James Davies and Miss Lor- Oeeanfront Fire Nicholas Ave., New York City, une; George E. Jorgenson, 59 The ADA said it felt New Jer- Dr. Burdge said the expansion raine Mebus were hostesses TRENTON (AP) - Dr. Alex- and a niece, Mrs. Vergle Roul- HOLMDEL - J. Russell Wool- Campbell Dr., Port Monmouth; sey had a better chance to grow of the sewerage system actually at the Sept. 27, DAV meeting LONG BRANCH - The coun- ander Vineburg, former Republi- hac also of New York. ley, chairman of the county Re- can mayor of Long Branch, said acob S. Hecht, 165 Harvey Ave., and advance under Hughes and will be a penalty against him. in the VFW Hall. ty prosecutor's office is investi- Services will be held this aft- publican executive committee, today he will support the Demo- Red Bank; Gordon E. Hendrlck- it criticized Mitchell for not be- He said he has Installed, at gating Tuesday's fire in an un- ernoon at 2:30 o'clock, under waa principal speaker at a recent cratic candidate for governor son, 56 Campbell Ave., River ing sufficiently specific on a total cost of $675, an elaborate occupied summer home which the direction of the John W meeting of the Holmdel Republi- Richard J. Hughes. g Plaza; Raymond L. Kanjorskij , number of issues. septic tank system, including a Horse Trainer police said was "of suspicious Flock Funeral Home. can Club. SoutSthh Plalnfleld.Pllflld , and MichaeMihl I. Americans for Democratic Ac- digestion tank, two cesspools origin." In a statement released from Burial will be In White Ridge Mr. Woolley outlined the or Bonosevich, Wanamassa. tion, whose honorary national and more than 200 feet of later, Held in Assault One-gallon Jugs found at the Democratic state headquarters Cemetery, Eatontown. ganfzation and functions of the Presentations were under the chairman is Mrs. Eleanor Roose- als. CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. (AP)- scene will be analyzed by the here Vineburg said he is com- pletely disillusioned with the Re- county organization and stressed irmy's special Incentive awards velt, lists itself as a liberal politi- This setup, he said, "gives me A dispute over a horse stall at State Police Laboratories, De- LIBRARIAN DIES the importance of having local Dublican candidate, Jame irogram. cal action and education organ very satisfactory arrange- Lincoln Downs. R.I., was aired tective William Wallinfi reported. RIDGEWOOD (AP) - Jerdme GOP units joining the county or- ment." Mitchell. He said Mitchell ization which works through both today in District Court nt the trial The three-story frame house, K. Wilcox died of an apparent ganization. major parties. In 1954, ADA en He said the 62 per cent in of Brian Webb, 35 formerly of considered to be one of the land- evading the issues and downgrad- Son of Police Giirf ing New Jersey. heart attack at his home yester- In connection with the local dorsed bolh Republican Clifford crease in water and sewer Little Silver, N. J., a horse train- marks of the oeeanfront at El- day as he prepared to go to the election. Mr. Woollev jaid that inlists in II. S. Navy P. Case and Democrat Charles R. charges which went into effect er, charged with assault on Jo- beron, was destroyed by the ear- City College of New York where F.rnest E. Peseux, GOP candi- Sunday actually will result in a CHARLES S. WALLING MATAWAN - John Brucf Unwell for tho U. S. Senate. seph P. Down, another fiorse- ly morning fire. he was librarian and professor. date for Township Committee, is 112 per cent increase for him be- KEYPORT-Charles S. Walling •Mna, 18. son of Police Chief In Cranford, a poll conducted min. of Dnrien, Conn. Fire Chief Donald Van Brunt He was 30 and Joined City Col- a "qualified and capable candi- cause he will now be forced to 87, of 67 Church St., died Tues- nd Mrs. John E. Melna, 3!) Little by the political science depart- Webb allegedly struck Dowd estimated the loss at $45,000. The lege in 1945. He served ai a date with experience" pay for beinc n part of the mu- day in Brookdale Nursing Home. onlisted in the V. S. Navy ment of Union Junior College with a pitchfork, causing him the house, at B84 Ocean Ave., Is consultant and document analyst In other business, the club ap- nicipal sewerage system. Born In Raritnn Township, he iis month under the Navy's high showed students favor Mitchell loss of his left eye. owned by Salvatore Grasso, 11 for the United Nations Library in proved Its new constitution and had lived here 77 years. He was rhool graduate training proerar lo Hughes by a vote of 408 to The rate increase is expected After hearinrr testimony, Judge Fay St. It had been vacant for 1049.. by-laws and the membership an-' to provide $!)7,4
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Wide Assortment— 5.98 * 8.98 Misses 10.98.-12.98 Tapered 1.25-2.50 Unadvertised Specials Sport Shirts Wool Pants Men's Famous Stretch Socks Use Our Convenient 3.91 6.91 5 for 2.91 .5c to. Collection of prints and solids. Some Long wearing, comfortable ny- Tapered wool pants in solids and plaids, Parking Lot Adjacent pur* silk, dacroni and cottons. Rolled or lon socki in solid colors, argyfe long sleeve styles. all fully lined in sizes 10-16. patterns and novelty types. I to the Store tize fiti 10 '/a -1 3! SPORTSWEAR, Asbury Park & Red Bank SPORTSWEAR, Asbury Park & Red Hank STHNUACII'S MRN SHOPS Street Floor anil Aslmry Park SHOP WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 * Oct 5, WA RED BANK REGISTER my beJWtf*t aort pictam be- la twiMi were gives, tad t*di Mist Ktiea MM Nek* of Wood-. Attending w«e yu% Wtetuft, uA Un. ;4a L. Kmtriekam, ing aud« is Hollywood mow art Hazlet child received candy. JOMJ* haven, L. t, wer* Thursday Miss Mac Nelee, Mr. uA Un, Jr., *ad MiM Mary Jas* Kee* making money, but M to 78 per Reehten, entertainment commit- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peseux, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank driekaon of Middletewa «d Mr, The fire company took pert In cent of tbote made •broad lose tee chairman, was assisted by E. Peseux, Bethany Rd. Mr. and Wirfgand, Miss Margaret E. andMrs. Weigand. Pow Man's Philosopher* the firemen's parade in Phillip* money/; Mrs. Rechten, Mrs. Walter On, Mrs. Peter O. Weigtnd, Jr., Main Weigand and Mr. and Mrs. Frank burg Satnrday. Members attend- Mrs. Louis Oty and John Power. St.. Keyport, entertained with a A. Cerratl of Hazlet, Mrs. Daniel It. pays to advertise ia The ing were Keith Echroth, Fred Mrs. Louis* Heuer Wieandt and barbecue at night at their borne. S. Weigand of Little Silver, Mr. RegJsttr.-Advertisen>ent. Success Story Hussman, Eugene Testlno, John KeansburgDemo Troex, William Dehmer and Mal- By HAL BOYLE future in sitting around mooning colm W. Peseux. over his old scrapbooks. He NEW YORK (AP) — Holly, taught high school English and Clubs Plan Rally The smorgasbord sponsored by wood's latest "mm with the drama, spent his spare time KEANSBURG — Tht Keans- the Ladies' Auxiliary of the fire golden touch" U » 37-year-old ex- learning film production from the burg Democratic Club and the company in the fire house Satur- INTRODUCTORY OFFER schoolteacher who won fame as ground up. Regular Democratic Club will day night was well attended. On your mil, this sleek a producer efter falling In two Like many a young producer, sponsor a large rally tomorrow fan of «l>« wilt be men other careers. Ross started by grinding out low- night at Balbach's Auditorium, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGovern th» a light tarnt. Its "I've had to mike so many tttured tuipci of Fraud budgeted cowboy and Indian Carr Ave, for Richard J. Hughes, and daughters Anna and Doro- GoW will rwta It a CM- comebacks in my lire I'm begin- action thrillers. Democratic gubernatorial candi- thea Marie of Matawan have wnation piece as wtB. ning to lose count Of them," said "They usually featured the date. moved into their newly purchaser New-fnicresaplc ceramic Rots Hunter, who has stirred home on Van Court, off Rt, 35 beadi are fused Ma Uw emotional meeting of two tom- Elliot Kate, William F. X. Con- glus to create a rich, considerable awe In the film row hawks in a skull, he remarked nell and Dr. Lorenio Harris, state Hazlet. textgred effect Of course by turning out seven box office dryly. assembly candidates, and P. Paul it coordinates handsome- successes in a row. Edward Print, HiUcrest Schoc ly with Gemflre celling In 1954 Hunter talked studio Campi, freeholder candidate, alsc picas In contemporary or "I was a has-been at 12. I was executives into letting his spend are expected to attend. Rd., is enjoying a week's vaca traditional decors. Erten. an out-of-work tap dancer, and $412,000 to make "All I Desire," Mayor Louis Collichio will be tion from his position with th 4W. length 15W\ Width 5W'. 1 nght — The thin ndlatiaa Im-el probably the worst in the busi starring Barbara Stanwick. The master of ceremonies. Otis Elevator Company in Har rison. 6OW. tWi design an spaced la a ness. picture returned a cool million- Benjamin Andreach and John wbth pattern that emphasis- "I was • has-been again at 24 dollar profiti an(j tf,e wonj went Price are heading the arrange- Reg. 18.75 « the form of the sweeplns glassware. Ideal for btdroom, u an actor." out from the front office, "give ment committee. Robert Morris was the judge the annual pet show held by th playroom or children's room. A year-long Illness broke up the boy what he wants." Walter Wall and Mrs. Anthon; Flnhfc: White and satl* al- Chestnut Hill Civic Assoclatioi Special 8.95 Hunter's promising career as an Since then Ross has turned out Bottone are in charge of arrange- uminum, length 5". 14" ments, and Frank Barricelli heads Sept. 23. Hie winners were: Dog apart. 3 IrgMs—60W. actor. He had appeared in 29 three of the top 10 hits in Unl the flower committee. group, first, Hugo, owned bj Limited Quantity films, become • bobby «ox fav- versal • International's 49 year Mr. Price and Jerry Sheehan Garry Hamlin; second, Steve, Reg. 13.95 orite and was earning $1,000 i history. He helped build or add week. are in charge of entertainment, owned by Garry Iverson; cai new luster to the careers of such group, first Princess, owned bj Forget Yon Fast and Mr. Collichio and John Hen- stars as Debbie Reynolds, Rock Kevin Dunyak, second, Kitty Special 6.95 "But they forget you fast In coski are handling publicity. Series: For a thriftily Hudson, Doris Day, Lana Turner Members of the reception com- >wned by Teri Iverson; mlscel priced tree lamp this business," he said. "When and Sandra Dee. laneous, first, hamster, Willii dnose this design from limited I was able to go back to work mittee are Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. Gbt your room a ruddy warmth with Four of his films — "Imitation Harry Norman, Mrs. Kathrya owned by Douglas Power, sec- a palette of decorat- again, no one seemed to remem- or colors. Molded these radiating stripes of transluscent of Life," "Portrait In Black,' Huber, Mrs. Delia Murphy, Mrs. ond, parakeet, Mr. Blue Bird, birch over whit* Fllxrglas, You'll find ber me. I couldn't find a job." shades of unbrtakabto "Pillow Talk," and "Midnight Edward Reagan, Mrs. Wall and owned by Michael Padavano. $15 plastic. 63W' Mgh. this model Is Ideally scaled lor your Quantity Hunter decided there was no Lace" — cost a total of less than 3 Hrtts—75W. .. smaller locations. The deep pleated plas- Mrs. Bottone. tic dlffuser supplies an abundant flood $6 million to produce and already Other members of the rally Assorted Colors of glarelns Illumination. Slotted crown have brought In nearly $45 mil committee are Mrs. Edward J. of polished brass and 3-way ebony turn- lion. switch. ' Maximum length 64". Shade Sorry No Harper, Mrs. Philip Sabelli and Reg. 36.75 wldtli 19". 2 lights—«0W This fantastic record of conr Mrs, Joseph Caton. Amazing Movie mercial success has led some Reg. 59.85 Mail or Phone to refer to him as "another Irv Projector...., Special 19.95 ing Thalberg." It has also led Special 24.95 some critics to denounce Hunter Scouts List Orders as a mere maker of glossy soap Limited Quantity operas. Ross says he doesn't mind the Team Posts criticism. FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Drew Social Messages Brinckerhoff, 18 Lewis La., Is the "I'm not Interested in deliver- new neighborhood chairman for ing social messages," he said, Fair Haven Girl Scouts and "I gire the people what they Brownies. want — entertainment through Members of the service team glamor and beauty. are Mrs. Evan H. Baker,_yice "People today are starved for chairman; Mrs. Fred S. Brandt, i glamor and emotion. They're secretary; Mrs. David J. Asch, PUSHBUTTON fUlLY sick of realism. They get enough troop consultant; Mrs. Frank C. Jose, troop organizer; Mrs. A. SLOW MOTION of that in their lives. They want Two speeds! Shows normal AUTOMATIC Harrison Brennan, hospitality; escape. "I don't believe a house- 18 fps for any 8mm movie Moderately priced Instant ribbon denk The only low cost, volume vtoiig m&. wife wants to leave her own dirty Mrs. Robert Layburn, senior ... switches any scent to ent fan forced heaters. Knob operated ant heater with all these top sain dishes In the sink to go to a troop organizer, and Mrs. John 6 fps slow motion with thermostat, finest quality ribbon clem- features: safety Up-mr switch, taunt SPARTAN touch of button! Rwult: movie and watch someone else N. Olexa, Brownie troop organ' tnt, retractable plastic-covered handle, Ibboti element, polished reflector, new rOITAIlf WORK izer. living stills that move at Rfhtwdght—easy to carry. sed carrying handle, knob operated sat- washing dirty dishes in the sink. sam. ultra slow motion MDIAT0R The service team will meet on t "They're tired of films showing you'd get if you shot them Reg. 19.95 NOW $15.95 ££ $R95 NOW $11 Jf • MsokMySife the last Wednesday of each at 64 fpsfps.
GEORGE L. BIELITZ Cash and Due from Banks $ 6,206,459.29 Capital ...... :.„...„....„ ....$ 1,300,000.00 President U.S. Government Securities 15,361,727.53 Surplus 1,400,000.00 YOUR $«*.95 WEEBER W. BROOK V Other Bonds and Securities 7,810,868.16 Undivided Profits 933,557.15 I CHOICE Real Estate and Insurance Quart Federal Reserve Bank Stock 81,000.00 3 Total Capital Funds $ 3,633,557.15 C. M. CUBBAGE Loans and Discounts 33,147,391.36 DAVIDSONS President, J. Howard Smith, Inc. •Reserve ...... 1,250,000.00 BLENDED WHISKEY SA-39 Banking Houses 587,472.81 J. H. HENDRICKSON Unearned Income and 40% Straight Whiskey Full 4 Vice President Banking Equipment 210,781.35 5 i 6 Yrs. Old • 86 Proof Quart Other Liabilities 924,990.54 M. HAROLD KELLY. Accrued Income and Deposits ...:.L...... 58,059,395.39 IMPORTED Treasurer, Th* Red Bask Register Other Assets 462,242.58 WYCLIFFE SA-99 $63,867,943.08 100% WILLIAM B. LYMAN " $63,867,943.08 Fifth Honorary Chairman of the Board This reierve Is entirely available for the absorbtlon of any loan SCOTCH 4 ' losses that may develop In the future and has been set aside out $5.99 Full Quart of accumulated profits by the Board of Directors under a formula JOHN M. PILLSBURY approved by the United States Treasury Department and Internal GIBSON'S 99 Attormy Revenue Service. ALL STRAIGHT WHISKEY CLIFFORD A. SPOERL 19 YEARS Fifth MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I* OLD 3 Retired AIOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVIDSON'S W. RAYMOND VAN HORN OFFICES Real Estate and Insurance 'ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS KEYPORT NEW SHREWSBVRY J. B. VAN MATER 91 First Avenue Broad and Front Street 33 Newman Springs Road Senior Vice Preildent and ATlantic Highlands 1-07O0 COlfax 44300 SHadyside 7-0620 LIQUOR STORES Chairman of the Executive Committee Honorary Director ENGUSHTOWN LITTLE SILVER RED BANK IV/i BROAD ST. RED BANK HOWARD W. ROBERTS 31 Main Street Church Street and Prospect Ave. 53 Broad Street CD EC DELIVERY Attorney Gibson 6-6321 SHadyside 1-7400 SHadyside 1-1000 THEE PARKING SH 7-3334 en-week troop Mason, Exptertn DENNIS THE MEN ACM tfHANK RED BANK REGISTER High on Program 'camp June 24-JuJy 1. if^lExcIiangeStudent Thursday, Oct. 5, 1961—11 Scout Show — Kendall JJM if 9 the chairman of a two-day event I Honored at Tea(ever. Mr. and Mrs. William Me- April 13-14 in which scouts will gill, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bard Tbeir demonstrate skills in Convention 1 A in- 'Eagles to Gain LOCUST - Pierre Dehout, a aiia ilRf. 'Wmjr"""" tVright, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Co- Hall, Asbury Park. One hundred elgium exchange student at- hen, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Her. Tou are herebr ausnmoiwt and booths-are planned. mired to serve upon RBUS8ILLK, tending Middletown High School, Harold Copeland and Mrs. Esth- Show-And-Do—This event for was honored Sunday at a tea giv- , wllS^adaril " " er Search . ^Recognition leaders is set for May 5 and will en by Mr. and Mrs. Guerin Oliv- Pierre was brought to this To trie somMatnt filed'... . be followed, by a manpower con- ,i»u aeuon, In which Itewan Cook la RED BANK - A flock of Sunday, Oct. IS. Matawan area horne La. country through the effort! of last plalntirt and Dora Heaver, et el. lire ference May 12. while attending school iefendanu, pending in the Superior, Eagles — biggest ever to emerge boys will camp near Wickatunk Explore* year's Student Council which Court of New Jereey, within 35 daya raised the $850 to provide trans- after October a, 1M1, exdualve of auca from the Monmouth Council ot Oct. 20-22, while those of the Red Exploree—Special events for late, fl you fall to do ao judfrnant Boy Scouti — will' alight here portation. oy default may be renderW atalnat Bank-Middletown area are camp-Explorers are set May 25-26, and you for th. relief demanded In theTuesday to gain official recogni- ing at Camp Housman, Farming- The student was introduced toj The committee of citizens was complaint. Tou enejl me your aimer a bridge of honor for Sea Ex- and proof of eervlce In duplicate with tion for their flight to the summit dale. Long Branch area scouts plorers May 29. In 1961, the Ex- .nembers of the local committee!formed to act as sponsors. tha Clerk of the Superior Court, Bute Hnuee Ann.J. Trenton. New Jeraey, In of scouting. will visit Camp Housman Oct. 27plorers conducted a typical air of the American Field Service,! The exchange student is taking accordance -IHCn.tnej nilea of civil prac- Not all - ot the council's 61 28. rescue mission at Monmouth college preparatory tice and procedure. young stirs who reached Eagle program. Upon his return to Bel- The action fiaa been Inatltuted for Training Courses — These be- County Airport. the mlrpoae of foreeloelog .a mortgage rtnk In the year ended last July gan lite last month and will con- Camp-O-Ree—Some 2,000 scouts Members of the committee are to dated December «. 19W. made by Wu- Hi Wllllami. Oacar Reevy and Roae will be here. Eighteen are nowtinue through the fall for thwile l camp near Freehold June enter the University of Brussels Anflereon al mortgagora and payable itudying in colleges and univer- Thome. Cook aa mortgagee and council'g more than 2,500 volun- 1-3. Cubs will hold a picnic-at ton, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Paiil Le concern! real eatate lodled SS_ J Welt sities. But the rest will. teer leaders. Cub leaders will Allaire State Park June 16. Screen. Place In the Borough or Red Ban', Moimoutj) County, N«w Jetier. The event will be a recognition Pow WpW at Monmouth Shopping Western Trip—Monmouth scouts Von. Wllll* WUnama, Bra mad* a banquet in Molly Pitcher Hotel defendant Deeauie you are one of the Center Nov. 18, Other courses are again will set off on a 21-day or!|1-«l mortgagom-and you, M«. Wll-Tuesday night, said Wiliam Mat- planned. cross-country tour by chartered III vnillarai. ara mada a defendant bscaue. of any. tntereet you might tlson. West Allenhurtt. council Scouters'. Recognition — More bus July 7 for a visit to the Na- have by way of dmer In the premlita commissioner; Kendall H. Lee, ebov« deaerlbed lo which the above than 1,000 leaders will gather in tional Boy Scout ranch at Phil- mortieie mWil be lubltct. city manager for Asbury, Park Convention Hall, Asbury Park, mont, N. M. Reservations already (EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE) I. ORANT SCOTT. and chairman of council activi- Cljra of the Superior Court Tuesday, Dec. 5. are being accepted. •apt. 4, 11, Jt Oct.* W.2I ties, and J. Fred Billctt, Shrews- Explorer Parties — The Order Aside from these activities, bury, scout executive. of the Arrow father-son banquet Monmouth Council will launch its TWENTY *OUND T^S DAILY C0CM Work With Sponsors will be held Dec. 28; the Explor- 1961 campaign for funds Tuesday, rasrasHB The banquet will climax: a dayer Ball Dec. 29 and a New York Oct. 17. Sought is $98,827 for the In which each Eagle will work theater party, given by Commis- program. Helping are 2,000 vol- Buy 10 Trip Books and Save MOTICI ODOCKEf ORDETR TnOo SHOW CAU1E In the Matter of the Application) with a sponsor representing the sioner Mattison, June 8. unteers and nine community ap- *6er IN. WgU xi&wm NE*T WICKET/* of CAROLINECI1 LUCHEBII Action, MADE) For Schedult and Rate Call SHodyilde 1-0285 LINE MJCHEHORDE, RIJLLIA TO I N LU) business or profession of his Winter Camps peals. 0KI5J. and MILDRED LUCHESII choice. Sponsors will accompany The council has 4.194 Cubs, for the Ceneellation -of a certain) Winter Camps — About 300 Perpetual Rosary, Union City. Mortgage recorded In the Ofrlce) the Eagles, their parents and 3,809 Scouts, 624 Explorers and Flaherty Children ef the County Clerk of Monmouth) scout leaders to the Red Bank boys will participate in winter The Invitation to the childre County In Book W3 of Mortgagee,) outings at the Forestburg, N. Y.,hundreds of leaders in its 250'articipate in Crowning was given by the Flaherty chi! Page (u. :* ' ) dinner meeting. There, they will scouting units. ROLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE TO* ROBERT AIXEN. JR., Hla -helra. be told that never in Monmouth scouting reservation—one for first HAZLET - Eileen and Peter dren't aunts, Sister Mary Mat devtieaa and pereonal retraunu- Class scouts Jan. 20-21, another garita and Sister Mary Agnet tlvtt and We/rhetr or iny of their Council's 50-year history have so Flaherty, children of Mr. and FOR GROUPS aucceworl In right, title end inter- many of them risen to the topfor Explorers Feb. 3-4. A train- Mrs, Thomas Flaherty, Monterey nuns at the chapel. ing session for first class scouts Lautman Heads TAKE7 NOTICE that the Court hal and of the opportunities and chal- Dr., and Susan and Kevin Kiely, Eileen was the crowner, am Offer the Best in Comfort and Experience appointed the, 27th day ol October, is set Jan. 13 and a survival she also read the Act of Con 1W1, at »:*> A.M. or aa aoon ttere- lenges that each will face in their Estate Council children of Mr, and Mrs. Martin irter eg eouneil may be heard, for approaching adult lives. training program for Explorers Kiely, Cedar Ave., participated secration. For the procession am PHONE PRoipect 4-2727 th. return of an Order to Show Cauie Jan. 27. SHREWSBURY-Solomon Laut- in the procession and crowning of rosary, Peter and Kevin wer wny Oearge Warren, Ceo/, or Trenton, Mr. Billctt said he had been man, Deal, was elected president New Jiraey, ahould not be.appointed aa Informed by Herman Obermayer, Anniversary Week—Scouts of the Blessed Mother for October robed as Dominican priests, and AdminlMrator Ad Lltera of the EttaM •"»»""•.» »jr "•..».— «"-.. Monmouth and the nation will of the Estate Planning Council SusajTwas rohedjsr* Dominican of Robert Allan. Jr., deeeuid, for the vocational -guidance chai at a dinner held in Shadowbrook Sunday in the Blue Chapel. Con- Asbury Park • New York Transit Corp. Kle purpeie ot actirl on behalf of that this flock or Eagles repre- celebrate acouting's 52d anniver- vent of the Dominican Sisters of nun. •aid eatate In the utn•Sinn: <«»• b« brouihbht sary Feb. 7-14 with religious recently. He replaces George Herein for the eueelitthm of a- Mort- sents ambition for leadership in 401 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK gage recorded In Book"W3 ef Mort- services and various rallies. Baine. gage!, for Monrnoirth-County. Page fields running from medicine and 115. and In all ptoaaedlnta In Oil a ac- engineering to the clergy and Camp Leaders' Rally—Troop Others elected were Edgar M. -UNDER ROIXO MANAGEMENT- tion before and aftar. the entry of final leaders going to Forestburg next Lazarus, vice president, and Judgment therein,, but In no other re- corporate law; from the diplo- aped trhatioever. . matic service to the sciences. In summer will meet March 8 toCharles T. MacLaine, secretary- MUMIIJ.I. CORNWELL, 11AUSNER firm up plans; The reservation treasurer, and Morris Oppenhelm, WOOULVOKTtr* the case of each, a sponsor rec * CAROTENTUO , Morris Portner, Robert Lyons and I0» QUAUTV AND VALUl IIHCl 117* Attorneya for Plaintiff, as an expert in opens its season June 23 with a 34 Broad Street/ ogntzed the week of training for junior lead-1 Mr. Baine, members of the execu- Red Bank, Hew Jetaer. chosen vocational field 52 BROAD ST. RED BANK •apt. 71. I*. Oct. », M t».n found. era, followed by the regular sev- tive committee. #;\ MONTGOMERY WARD TAX'NOTICE The Eagle recognition banquet latel* Hale. Beroafli at Bad Candy Special of the Week I (Si Me»raym«t ef Rral is a highlight of an elaborate Taiee aai Water aad program worked out for boys en- M M Mm Ctergea rublle notice II hereby tiv, that gaged in the activities of Mon- BOTANY 500 Delicious * Cream Filled tha underalgned, the Collector of Taiea mouth Council's 250 scouting af tha Borough of Red Bank, County 5 SSmSSgiS SSw?Shi S« 3 units for the year ahead, features ,; OLD FASHIONED underneath it all... aubiie auction in the Uunicipal nuiid 69.50 Int. Red Blnk. N. J., on the 17th dayof which follow. •f OCMDU, ISO. at »:0O P. M.. - ! CHOCOLATE DROPS Mlowttg dticrlbed landa. Program is Set ', Said land will be aold to make the District Fall Camp-O-Rees—, "j amount of municipal Item charitable againat the eame on the thlrtr-riret "Pack-on-back" physical fitness',f SPECIAL PRICE ear of December. XMo. eacluelve, how. programs—will send members ofj' MINt ever. « the lien for taiea for the year ef 1991 aa computed in the following more than 100 troops into five] ' APPARIL Urt together with Intercat on laid THIS WEEK amount from the flrat day of July. district camps this month. Free 1M1 t» the data ot aale, and com ofhold area scouts will camp near IN 1-04S4 lale. 'Thaj aubicrlber win eel] In fee to the' penon who bida the amount "Turkey Swamp," south of Free- 1* HUM ST. RIO gMNK ONLY «ue. inhject to redemption at the low- O hh est rale of Intereat. but In no caie ex- ceeding eight (I) per centum per an-t num. Tha payment for the aale ihalli be made before the conclusion of the | aale or the property will be re-lold.j Cajh or certified check only will be - Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.; accepted in payment. ! Any ttarcal of real pioperty for which there aha!) be no other purchaser will! MONTGOMERY WARD be Flruc'rf off and aold to the Borough! or n»d Bank, New Jtney for re- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER -LI 2-2150 Tuts, and Sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. o'inp'.len al S per centum per annum, til tne municipality ahall have the| a'.rae ittrnedlee and right! aa other purrMaiera, Including the right to bar 0* fawcloae tha right of redetnpUon. Tii- ia'e will be made and conducted In fl^cordanee with the provlilona f ft* ^fCtutft of the atate of New Jeraey an?':Vi "4w Act concerning unpaid if •• and aneumenti and other mu- nicipal fhargea on real property, and {) ding for the collection thereof by - creation and enforcement of llena t'p.-eoi (Chapter' a, of Title M of the Xevlaed aumtail,'' and acte aupple- mentary thereto'and'amendatory there af. At any tine before tha aale, the un- aenigned wOl recelre payment of the amount due on any property with the Intereat and coati up to the time of aermant. " The laid landi. etibjoct to aale d acribed In accordance with the tax. duplicate - Including the name of the ewner aa ehown m the lait tax dupli- cate ud tne aggregate of taxee, and ether mtmlclpal charge! which were a lien thereof on the thlrty-tlret day af December, 1NO, exclualve. however, ef the lien foi taxaa and water and aawer' chargea tor tha year of 1M1, laminated are aa lined below: actt. *ame location Amaut Wit rranklyn C. 4 Lydla A. Moyan but. l. lot 13, £13/16 Bridge Avenue 431I.TS VM AUdreW Rutell blk. 10. lot T, knit jersey *»/H I. Front Street . (S0.J5 UW Brnen Brojrle, bin. it, lot et, #MJ Mechanic Street . . 1OT.I1 I4M Armenia B. Johtuon, blk. is let 1, #» Proepect A.enue 3U J7 MM Jane Corbet), lit blk. V. coats with lot » * t* Mechanic Btreet lOO.ao Wig Wn. i Mary K. O'Brien blk. JO. lot 15 #47 /» W. Front Itreet _ _ ..io»7.Jl ITU milabath W. Ranee. Eat. bit 10, lot MA. W. Front zip-out Striet N.n 1T«1 Borden L. Hence, Bet. blk. 3OA, lot tt, Xmanuel Court 7100 IMo Pnllomma Aeeerra blk. 37, lot a*, £u Bridge Avenue S00.I7 Wit tXKlla Acoerra blk. it. lot If, #192/104 Shrewabury linings for _ Avanue J06.01 Oil Alice Hand blk. SO. lot ». _ 2H Washington Street 111.01 ITU Fllereena Aeerra blk. 52A. lot IT, #CT0 Harding Road 511.74 •aU Oolllne B. aV Portia Byrrl 3-season wear blk 53, lot a, £K Marlon Street lM.dO •Ml Bertha A Either wniiama blk. «, lot IJ, mi Lelghton _ Avanue .: .-. H««< MM Jamee * Anna DePontl blk 73, lot S, #96 Catherln Street I.C Wtl Laater Lucaa blk. 73, lot v #U» River Street - •60 Hilllun M. it JuenlU Mlllr blk. TS, lot 31, #M Lelghto Avenue ..—..- - MT1 Cltarlee R. Scott blk. 73, l< toa, #318/320 Pearl fitrer Mil Helen eV Oertrud* Dav hlk. 75, lot UJ, #20< Son Pearl Street a Maidenform* MM Ronald Allen blk. 7SD, k 3o, #1B Leonard Strtet .... Mi> Ranald Allen blk. 79D. lc 31/M. #11 Leonard fitrn Mil Harry * Lillian Raarey bll bra to flatter 7«. lot 1AA. m Berry Btrfr R«fol«rly •CIS rM(pn A Betty Hoffma blk. 7a, lot J. #238 Pea- _ Street - tM3 Wm. R. A Marl. Morehee every figure blk. 77, lot U, #1<1 Shrew bury Avenue Leave it to Wards to corns up with values IMS rtanjoloh Danlole blk. T.' lot 1, j»m River qtrcet tike these right In the heart ef the coot 1101 Eat William Turner.blk. 70 lot 10. #<1 Bank >!riat ... "SWEET MUSIC" BRA WITH •129 .Villla B, Morrla blk. m. lor season! Laminated knit wool jerseys "lA. itltG/Mt W. Ber|FT with warm Orion* Acrylic pile linings that BREATHE-EASY UNDERBAHO li: iooker" Wa'tia" bii'.~~n, lot 7. ittti W. B.rlen PlaM rip in when snow swirls, lip out when I1H .V. Johnaon. Eat. blk. II. lot o, am River fnr.ai . . u»n (a) Elastic underhand gives you comfortable 111; Wllhrlmlna William. Eat. the weather gets balmier. Newest styles nik. II, lot 10 #l» River freedom, keeps bra securely in place. ;tre«t including the telescope sleeve, cardigan II! I >tle * Caroline Dean blk. 1. lot 13D, #1J« I/tllhton necklines, many others. New-season fash- Embroidered bands frame bosom for sep- '.venue M.U vnaon R. LiiRan hlu, S2, lot '7 #130 Bank Street 518.51 ion colors. 8 to 18. Shop now while you aration. Cotton. 32-40; A, B, C.. 2«5O Ioae;h Hoffmen blk. II, lot ' MS, Weililde Avanur get such wonderful Wards savings I Mlo Harold A Sarah L. Ilunilley ilk. 19, lot a li!a Wlalalde •\veru " a !«.?» "ARABESQUE" COTTON BRA Itll) rt'llll...... William.. . Eat. hlk. 90, lot 1. #!01 W. B«r«tn _ Plat. IM.U (b) Young, rounded, fashionable look is t»0« John Moiby, Jr. Mk. 91, lot II. #307 Stirew.bury Av«nue 362.11 UM Al. * Mary Palandrano blk. BUY NOW PAY LATER achieved with stitched, embroidered cups. . ID, lot >D, #21 Willow 'treat 13U3 Ml Carlo DIPoale blk. tt. lot U Mil Willow Strain 1M.U Double laminated fabric bands assure t»3 OufJ F. Powell A Ulllan WITH WARDS CONVENIENT Dobton blk. 9TA, lot M, K3M S. r»arl Itr.et 4I.M separation. 32-38; A, B, C 2*50 Broad A rt.cklrni inc. blk. 10<, l»l 10, Recm.lt Place 2I9.M CREDIT ACCOUNTS >M> Broan * rter.kleal Inc. blk. 101. lot It,. Ritekloa Plaie ieo.19 1901 Mad.laln. » Bacco blk. 109. ' lot II, #ltl BroaH Street .... ItT.M CMA Lout. T. 1/ ndna Orandenet- II hlk. 113, lot 14, #13 )i.ri»n Place 219)1 Wltnete by my hand thle 17th day 1 l.ptember, 1MI SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back! A. T. MAC DONALD, NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on credit at Wards Collector of Taiai. «. M. f>ai. I. tl iuni I un gjvtag to myself," Nobody ever tafctd me if I was She s»M she VxA*d torwird BED BANK REGISTER vji their hMds in agreement with Miu PODS, who has a desert a letter writer's description of retiring. -• slating next February at a eon- ily Pom. t during the symphony season norne at Palm Springs, Calif., and 12-Hwnday. Oct S, 1961 the pigeon: .. .,'.'... '•',''..' WUl you .e*l*r *m**y Moscow Pigeons : DaHas, her recently adopted a contemporary home in Dallas, "It it lazy and parasitic . every one thought I was, Just be-» it* cracked voice keep, city people Will sing "Bell Song" from kUl cause I am not singing.'with " Lakrae, her theme song for years, Guess Who . . , Privileged Status May End Soon awake during the wee hours of Metropolitan this year? There also are television pro- the morning. As for gratitude, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Uly it tonight's Fol de Rol at the "Does this mean everything? I grams coming up, she said. MOSCOW (APKnie privileged This and the other letter sug- two civic auditorium. nothing of the sort. .The only ons has not retired, but merely h, "I left New York forever gested city fathers put an end to lave been with the Metropolitan <> status of the Moscow pigeon may way it expresses gratitude for years ago-with great pleasure," the pigeons' favored treatment as changed her way of life—ml- longer than most atari. soon come to »n end. anything is by leaving spots on she said.' "I want to travel. ! and free handouts at the expense us winters in New York. 'Now I want to live a little It adds up! More and more, In whit sounded like the open- suits and coats. Let us put these went to Tahiti last year and loved ing shot of a campaign, the week- of the taxpayers. "Retirement doesn't exist for for myself. I don't wan* to spend people use The Register ads each J birds on 'self-service'." it. 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All labels. FREE! 1 Reel of 1200' Reeves RT. 22, SPRINGFIELD, N. J. with purchase of every two pre-recorded four- SOUNDCRAFT EAST OF THE MEISKL AVE. OVERPASS track Stereo lope. RECORDING TAPE HOUSE Dally 10 a.m.-lO p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun, 10 a.m,-6:30 p..... 14—Urn***?* Oct &, M61 BANK REGISTER Rev. Lemieux GINGER To Address fjj itiis coat: 4-OZ. tB> HURT Wt a laminated fabric KNITTING WORSTED Church Unit Cfcek* al all anr HB color* ATLANTIC MGHIANDS-Rev of orlon-wool fused Hector Lemleux will be speaker at t meeting of the St. fo scott foam Agnes Holy Name Society Sun- day at 7:45 a.m. that never wrinkles, 77 His topic will be "What mot: vatei men of faith to go out lnt the night—«nd, unseen, pray springs back to WEST END VARIETY the altar of God." FAIR HAVDi SHOmNO CEMTOt RIVER RD. Rev. Lemleux is national direc shape after ' tor of the Nocturnal Adoratii Society. Reports to b* made will be < wettings or sittings, the second annual turkey shooi to be held Nov. 24. Youth ac feels light, Uvitles will be discussed by Wil Ham Heard. Patrick Tomney wi! keeps you warm report on the annual retreat. Serving on the breakfast com- mittee will be Maruh Kennedy, "Whew! Wa just mad* it for the Children's and looks perfectly chairman; Stephen Apanel, Hour, Tommy!" , seph DeGugllmo,, Thomas Reed, marvelous. Harold Elmer, and John Kam- men. be held in the church hall Oct. 17, at which officers and com- 11th Birthdays Wear it swinging wid» mittees will be reorganized. Are Observed New „ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bouche or belted like a who celebrated their eighth wed- MIDDLETOWN — Keith and ding anniversary Oct. 3, scent Karil Haskell, twin son and trench coat in ' Monmouth the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elizabeth S. O'Connor, daugl Louis Bouche of West Point Haskell, Nottingham Way, re- patent leather. $ ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rog Pleasant, and also with Mr. andcently celebrated their Hth birth- O'Connor, Daniel St., celebrate, Mrs. Felix Tarantiho of Union day at a lawn party. her first birthday Sept. 18, City, Attending were Margaret and Black and white cheek*. her sitter, Julie, celebrated he Andrew Mosko, Thomas Palaga- 10th birthday Sept. 19. Present Sydney Smith, daughter of Mr. no, Linda Cook, Louis Garcia, 35.00. •••; a party for them were Debbl and Mrs. Alan Smith, Gary Dr., Patricia Siano, Alice Beekman, Ballweg, Joan Kugleman 1 celebrated her sixth birthday Sun- Earle Jarden, Janice Wilson, Maryanne Kiernan. day with members of her family. Roul Nolan, Lori Hill, Barbara Hamer, Charles Schwartz, Bruce Roger Bremenkamp, son A family celebration marked Monro, Kathleen, Colleen and Mr. and Mrs^Jed Bremen the third birthday of Christine James Slattery, and Debra Has- kamp, Daniel St., who is a sop Van Cleve, daughter of Mr. <\n& keif. omore in Belmont Abbey Co Mrs. Eugene Van Cleve, Frost lege, Belmont, N. C, celebrat Cir. ' Highest margin in a Big Ten his 19th birthday Sept. 30. H football game in 1960 was 42 brother, Theodore, is also a aopl fto problem finding tenants points. Iowa beat Northwestern omore in the same college. when you advertise The Register and Minnesota beat Indiana 42-0 way.—Advertisement on the same Saturday. The ninth birthday of Ma Halloran, daughter of Mr. ai Mrs. John Halloran, Locust Te was celebrated at a family par ty, Sept. 29. SERVICE AT NO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toplass Exnucosr Middletown Rd., are moving Houston, Tex., this week. Mi Doreen Drake, who hat beei spending the summer in Main will return to his home In Hou ton, Tex., with Mr. and Mrs. Toplass, her grandparents. iVeir Uunt«-TUt Seat Adjust front seat cushion hydraulically Joseph DiMagglo, son of Mi Tor comfortable knee height. Optional and Mrs. Joseph DiMagglo, Tit dall Rd., celebrated his fifl New DouNe-Stfety BnktSystni birthday with his classmates Tandem master cylinders, one for frost the Middletown Village School brakes, one for rear. Standard. kindergarten, Sept. 28. A party 1962 Rambler Ambauador VS, the action-packed compact. was held in his home and those New Read Command Suspension attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jo New springs, new control arms, new seph Chrlstiano, Mr. and Mrs outer ball joints, new steering ease. Ralph Farrolla, Ralph Farrolla Rambler Classic, Ambassador V-8. Miss Rosemarle Christiano, Loi Branch, and Miss Clauda Sal iVew 33,000-MIIB Lubdcatiofl mons and Frank, Jodl, Francesc Most Rambler models require lubrica- -BETTER- and Mary DiMaggio, this plac tion only every 3 years or 33,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Mrs. Martha Seaman, Irvinj Announcing ton, spent the week-end with Mi iVew 2-Year Engine Cootart HOUSEKEEPING SBOP j-MrsHWlliam SeamanrMill Dowgard Full-Fill Coolant protects brook Ave. and attended a fan* cooling systems. (Low cost) 24-month, 46 Monmoufh St. Red Bank ily celebration tor the 12th birth or 24,000-mile warranty.* day of William Seaman, Jr., Sat Telephone SH 1-4310 urday. New 4,000-Mile OH Clunn Now go twice as lone between normal Opes Wednesday and Friday Night* Plans were made for a Cv Rambler for '62! engine oil changes. Oil filters standard. Halloween party Oct. 27 in tY FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ENTRANCE Baptist Church at the first pac iVeic Battery Guirairtee DniUid ON WHITE STREET PARKING LOT meeting of Club Pack 146 Sep New Style! New Savings! New Safely! If battery fails within 2 years, or 24,000 29 in the Fellowship Hall of th miles, itwill be replaced without charge.* Baptist church. New den mot! New Lower Prices on Most Models! ers were Introduced. A movie iVeiPBestRiBtprooflni It Pays to Advertise inThe Register 'Adventures^ .in Scouting" wi Deep-Dip rustproofing up to the roof, shown. A planning meeting wi zinc-clad below-door body panels. New E-Sttck No-Glutch-Padal TransmMea THE PLACE TO GO—FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW No-clutch driving at a fraction of usual cost. Stick-shift economy. American. New Wider Track Wheels Classic and Ambassador have widest 'BOTANY' 500* track of any compact. New stability. ktioni h DAROrT YOU DONT 1.962 Rambler Clai/lc Six, the all-purpose compact. HAVE TO BE New Ges-Stvlnt Automatic Tnnsfflisloo New Flash-O-Matic for 6 cylinder can. DANNY THOMAS 102 Ways New Come discover how you share Rambler's progress! Dis- Near standard shift economy. Optional. TO ENJOY THE cover new beauty in cars more useful, more livable, New 27% More Roul Clearance and Better... more service-free. Cars that resist rust, stay new longer, 27% more road clearance in the '62 WELL-TAILORED _ cost less. Discover new performance, handling, corner- Rambler Classic and Ambassador V-8. Take a Discovery ing, ride. Interiors that rival $6,000 can. Discover 19% more in Rambler American. LOOK OF 'BOTANY' 500 CLOTHING Drive and See much more car for your money! New Improved Ceramic-Armored [Muffler If Ceramic-Armored muffler or tailpipe In this case, Danny Thomas is just like any other man who's discovered the superb rusts out (collision damage excepted), tailoring and unerring good taste or Botany "500". To see what fine tailoring can do a Rambler dealer will replace it free as for you, come in ana select a suit from our wide range of patterns and shades. long as original buyer owns his Rambler. Regulars • Longs • Shorts - IQ PA .4OTI: «• 1*1 tmniMftini in MtMlIM DM*!* fcilM. II Mbty IHk N cnkal lain a,,ki, um! mn K ujia mm. ohidi- tnr «can lint (mluu, mil. I«o, u icckMI nucW). IIUIH 'BOTANY' 500* «IH U iwlKad •Ihout chaw >) plmliiltiatiliHM •••• tailored by DAROFF Clipper Craff 55 and 59.95 CHARGE IT New Airliner Reclining Bucket Seats Tim.ly Clothat 79.50 NO SERVICE 1962 Rambler American Convertible, automatic top tutndari. Nothing surpasses them at any price, Palm Beach 55.00 CHARGE Five positions. Double-thick foam. $5% Dacron, 45% Wool LER WORLD STANDARD OF COMPACT CAR EXCELLENCE 23 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK i Van Heuten • McGregor Sportswear • Jockey Underwear TWIN-BORO RAMBLER, INC. 131 E. Newman Springs Road • Alligator e Stetson Hats HANDY POOL 11 pu om •ad economy by RED BA.NK KJXMLtt Thursday, Oct. 6, 1961—15 TULSA, OkU. (APy-Sometblof •bout thret percent . fury Votes bu tft-iba daw »t • downtown Tht standard-iize, Ill-inch- because the intruder was des- The one-day trial wag held be- bank's into drive-in. . In wbeelbaM car hu three new se- cribed to have brown eyes, and fore County Judge Edward J, modernistic fountain, an elderly rf*, identification, for 1962—the For Acquittal that Briscese has blue eyes. Ascher. man was,observed Tinting hU lowest-price "Dirt" series, the FREEHOLD — A Monmouth false teeth and • woman wu iecni mlddle-lin» "Dart 336" and the bounty jury yesterday found bathing her baby. deluxe "Dart 440." Twenty-three Aauro Briscese, 20, nf 87 Man- sedan, hardtop, station wagon ihester Ave., Keyport, not guilty RUG CLEANING and convertible models are of o a charge of breaking and en- teed. eririg. AT ITS A redesigned and more durable Assistant Prosecutor John A. FINEST AND FASTEST 'etlllo said Briscese had been automatic transmission for V-8 Trade-In ndicted on a charge of breaking In Your Horn* • Or In Our Modern Plant engines and improved, easy-to- nto the Field Furniture Co., tum manual steering head the Vest Front St., Keyport, March long list of engineering advances 3, but, he added, nothing wo; in the new Dart. LEON'S Your Old eported stolen. Inside, the new Dart is roomy Defense Attorney Vincent Oe SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING and comfortable. Thinner doors daio, Matawan, said, in sun- RUG CLEANERS with flush sides permit full use ning up to the jury, that this WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK of the car's width. A high roof »as a case of mistaken identity Furniture line and straight door pillars en- sure ease of entry and exit. The flush design of the instru- ment panel increases knee room iiOMCv Gran Turismo Introduced by Dodge The new, full-unit construction of the body permits low floors and DETROIT — Dodge today in- A luxurious, knitted-nylon up cant increases in performance, seats of natural height. troduced a sleek new addition to holstery, pioneered last year b) economy and maneuverability. The engine is located farther its compact Lancer line for 1962 the Lancer,- is offered in the ne\ In Darts with the standard V- forward and downward in the —a prestige sports model called "770" models. The 1962 fabric hi 8 engine and automatic trans- car, providing additional passen- ALAN'S the "Gran Turismo." a new "hobnail" texture. Thf mission, for example, accelera- ger space. And the redesigned The Gran Turismo, along with "170" models have a nylon-facet tion to 60 miles an hour has been transmission and other chassis the six other 1962 Lancer rood- upholstery fabric. mproved approximately seven components make possible a slz- Wood Combination els, are on display in Dodge deal- The Gran Turismo sports mo per cent and gasoline economy able reduction In the floor hump ers' showrooms. el features all-vinyl upholstery by about the same percentage. and tunnel. Local dealer is frank Van- color-keyed molded carpeting an With the six-cylinder engine with DOORS Syckle, Inc., 149 West Front St., a perforated, vinyl headlining. manual transmission, 0-60 nccel It pays to advertlie in The LUAN Red Bank. Dodge, which e'ntered the low eration has been increased about Register.—Advertisement. 4 horizontal lite. The GT, a two-door hardtop. price field with its 1960 Dart an< with1 sash and screen inserts. PRE-FINISHED Furniture EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? has distinctive exterior styling the compact-car field with ii By Blake and a luxurious, all-vinyl inte- 1961 Lancer, has introduced 2/7x6/9 Since 1924 rior styling and a luxurious, all- high-performance, high-style Pc IT iSNTTHATHeaAYs BETTER vinyl interior which features lara "500" in the luxury gporl f^PLYWOOD 1 bucket seats. car market. 2/9x6/9 CA 9-0350 "We are introducing the Gran "The introduction of,the 1961 ALWAYS BEATS ME BECAUSE H£$ J Turismo to meet the growing de- Polara '500' is another of Dodge' 3/1x6/9 15.95 mand for compact cars with lux- aggressive moves to meet th SO lUCKY-CONSISiiENTLY.l 7 ury styling," said Dodge General changing demands of the auto HARDWARE PKG. Discover/os hove thou- Manager Byron J. Nichols. "The mobile market," General Ma: Hinges, Lock Set, \" \# GT represents an effective ager Nichols said. sands of New Jersey fam- blending of both economy and "We do not believe the ca Doer Closer 4.98 ilies, how you can save dlstinctiveness." buyer should be forced to choos* money by trading-in your Besides the jaunty new GT, the between luxurious appointmen DISAPPEARING old f u r n 11 u r e as you Lancer line for 1962 includes two- on the one hand and top-nob 1x2 FURRING SPECIALS performance on the other," f> would on old car. Deduct door and four-door sedans and a Attic 2x3x8 56c ea. four-door station wagon in both chols explained. "The Pola STRIPS this ollowdnce from the the low-price "170" series and provides both, and we belie' Stairway 2x4x5 50c ea. price togs on the new the deluxe "770" series. that more and more discerning buyers will insist on this com 2c 2x4x7 70c ea. The Lancer, introduced last furniture you want . . . bination." Lineal Foot fall, begins its second year with 16.95 2x4x8 80c ea. prices that already carry The new, prestige car Is avai styling changes and a wide var- able in two models—a two-doc discount savings up to iety of basic engineering ad- hardtop and a convertible. 40%! vances. The Polara's styling, with Ion "The Lancer for 1962 was de- hoodline and short rear deck, ha signed and engineered to provide • litwtt •Boilt-Wili •Lain a "continental flavor." Its eti MONMOUTH LUMBER greater quality, greater ease of • tmyliHI Lanolr HOUM gant interior features indivi servicing and, maintenance, "BVY WHERE THE BIG BUILDERS BUY" ual bucket seats in the fro • RomMiir • Simmons e Italy greater reliability and smoother, with a between-seats console. • In«len4*r • Kmhlcr quieter operation." Nichols said. 77 CENTRAL AVE. SH 7-2060 RED BANK More Knee Room Two engines are again available ©1961, Hut Futon. Stadia* 1*, VoUtiiM. OPEN SATURDAY TILL NOON to Lancer buyers: the standard The Polara's ne v instrumei lOf-horsepower, inclined six-cylin- panel slopes away from the bai ALAN'S der power plant and an optional of the windshield and rolls ur 145-horsepower "six" of similar der to provide maximum kne Furniture Showrooms design. The 145-horsepower en- room. The large, cowled instru fir Upholstery Shops gine has a die-cast aluminum ment cluster features circul dials which project from the fa ChalMt and 7Hi Avi. cylinder block and is nearly 40 pounds lighter than the 101-horse of the cluster in bright, dee] LONG BRANCH power version, which uses a cast- bezels. The speedometer is iron block. The 101-horsepower easy-to-read swing needle wi ... Budget Ttrmt engine weighs 515.9 pounds; the numerals prominently display 145-horsepower aluminum engine, in a horizontal window above thi PROWN'S FALL VALUES! OfenW«4.**itM««'Ul» 478 pounds. other instrument dials. ZIPPER TOP Dodge has unveiled a dramat CHILDREN EAT AND PLAY cally redesigned 1962 Dart whicl according to company official TRASH Something to make provides "a real combination o not just a choice between, BURNERS you sleep ecuier . . Uon and economy." L UCITE The popular-priced Dart fei 26* hires a new, classical, functioi al styling and an impressive s A SAVINGS ries of engineering advances. 20 GALLON Relax! Put your " General Manager Nichols sa WALL PAINT GALVANIZED earning big the newly designed Dart is "a substantial nest muscle." "There is no useless weight LIST 7.4S TRASH this car." he said. "All of it ha been engineered out by takini Doesn't drip, run or spatter like 79 CAN SL, advantage of new materials am ordinary paint. Easy to apply WITH COVER new design techniques." by roller or brush! »m your wry own As a result, the 1962 Dart 6 slightly shorter and lighter thai 99 TrtjTMn kyMmtbtttm the 1961 models, but both h Branches: Mlddletown, room and legroom dimension: Oakhurst, Holmdtl, Keyport have been increased. And th< • STEEL RADIATOR COVERS WHITE • WOOD new design also provides signifi TOILET SEAT REG. SET 3.98 2*8 NO-FAT POTTED PLANTS • 3" Pots 00 FRY • Phllodendron & Pothos 3fer1 PANS Add streamlined beauty to exposed radiators... and provM* 7-Inch 10-Inch PLASTIC FALL FLOWERS from 10c ea. 6 J98 EW/ a convenient, extra sMf for figurints, books, eh:. Heavy, dur- POTTED—ARTIFICIAL Golden Playtex I able 24-gaug* furnitura Mml. AMroctfv* docp front and and BOSTON FERNS panels. Your cholc* of baked tnamtl Kniihw-lvory or natural Heavy Plastic Pak+y Girdle walnut. 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AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING i Use Our Want Ads WBBANK Home Delivery For Quick Results 40* SH 1-0010 DAY Dial SH MHO NIGHT 7c PER COPY Section Two RED BANK, N. J.r THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961 For Dr. Franco New Jersey Spanish .Teacher Memorialized News Briefs Report Soviet Associated Press RED BANK — "In recogni- Dr. Franco, who was killed in tion of 42 years of unselfish de- an accident last year, taught NEWARK-A 23-yearold New- votion to teaching; this plaque Is Spanish in the high school fo ark man has been arrested in dedicated to the memory of Doc- four years. "His human under connection with the tatal shoot- UN Plan Has tor Angel Franqo." standing and deep concern fo: ing Sept. 27 of Edward Markwis These words appear on a his students," the plaque -further 42, in a real estate oil ice hold- plaque presented Tuesday by th states, "will always inspire and up. Police Lt. Joseph Kinney said students of Red Bank High guide them." the suspect, Norsie L. William-i, School, Class of June, 1961, at a Miss Constance Brasky, a sen- was given a He detector tesi meeting of the high school Par- ior and president of the Nation- after his arrest yesterday am U.S. Backing •nt-Teacher Association attende al Spanish Honor Society, mad the results showed 'hat he ha by 350 teachers and parents, the presentation to Royal Hintz, "guilty knowledge" of the fata UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — The United principal. She also introduce^ holdup. Kinney also said thi' States today was reported to have agreed in the main a program of Spanish dances as a result of statements by Wi; to a Soviet plan for picking a temporary UN secretary- Feud Snarls and songs by memoers of the Hams, three guns, believed usei club. by the holdup men, were found general. Support was building up for U Thant of Bur- Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, superin- hidden in a house at Peabody PI. ma to take over the vital executive position. California tendent of Red Bank Schools, gave the welcome. Mrs. Jo PARAMUS - Stephen Brant- The U.S. stand increased seph LeRoy, president of th ner, 83, of 57 Banta Ave., Gar- hopes that a way will bo GOP Race PTA, introduced committees and field, was killed last night Move Alcohol found to break the U.S.- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Thi officers. when he was struck by a car Soviet deadlock with its bitter blowup between formei on Rt. 4, near the Garden State Gov. Goodwin J. Knight and Rich Plaza Shopping Center. Police Study Center threat of paralysis for the ard M. Nixon plagued California 2 Alternates said he was hit by a car driv- administrative arm of the Republicans today with anothei en by Howard Twist of Clifton. To Rutgers world organization. serious intraparty squabble. Informed diplomats said tfie The dispute—reminiscent of th McClay, 22, Summit, and Maxine municipal officials two alternat ng made possible by a $927,551 Union first agree on the candi- in the 1962 GOP race for gov J. Peterson, 23, Bridgeton. proposals for future expansion o grant from the National Institute date and on his powers', inform- •rnor? school facilities. of Mental Health. ants said. Yes, said Knight. Two "witness- TRENTON — Walter Servis, The VS. stand was conveyed One called for an addition to be Station Master Checks Out The grant will finance the cen- ts" backed him up. N, of Hamilton Township, to the Soviet delegation by other built to the present 1,500-pupil ter's transfer from New Haven Absolutely not, said Nixon and burned to death last night when envoys. There was no imme- school on Broadway to accommo to New Brunswick and most of I. Howard Edgerton, Los Angeles a fire swept his living room. diate Soviet reaction. date 1,300 students at an esti R. E. Despreaux Retires After 48 Years the costs of its operation through financier named by Knight yester- mated cost of $1,930,000. Servis, a retired lumber yard To avert the Soviet veto of a day as the alleged go-between MIDDLETOWN - Raymond E. distance of the railroad tracks least paint the station. It's the worker, lived alone. The fire the next six years. Gross said. The second was for construe secretary-general candidate in who made the offer. Despreaux's career as a station and Mr. Despreaux is glad that same building my father worked was discovered by Mrs. Julia The transfer will begin as soon tion of a school for 1,300 in Howe! the 11-nation Security Council, master has reached the end of it seems the frequency of the in and must be 85 or 90 years as physical arrangements for Promises More Township at an estimated cost ol Lee. Their houses are semi- the United States had proposed the line. whistles will increase when the old now. Years ago they used to housing the center are completed Knight, who got out of Know] $2,674,000. detached. Mrs. Lee saw smoke. that the veto-free, 100-nation For 48 years Mr. Despreaux has new Middletown commuter stopj give it a coat of paint, but for She called her husband, Rob- tnd's way in the 1958 guberna- The board called for last night The center has been identified General Assembly same a tem- worked for the New York and are added. years—nothing. What we really torial contest, gave notice he had meeting of officials from the eighl ert, 40, who emptied two fire with the laboratory of applied porary successor. Long Branch Railroad. He re- He adds "Hope they also at need is a new station." more political ammunition to un municipalities in the district fol- extinguishers and used a gar- biodynamics at Yale. Gross said A group of middle-road nations tired Friday when he locked the load on Nixon. lowing the defeat of the June 1 den hose on the burning room that transfer plans provide for ap- was ready to introduce a resolu- door for the final time at the Asked at a news conference referendum. before firemen arrived. He pointments to the Rutgers staff tion in the General Assembly to Middletown station. whether Nixon "conspired" to The referendum which was de suffered an injured hand and for all the "core" personnel, put the U. S. plan in motion but nudge him out of his bid for re- feated 1,726 to 1,331, called fo It was the same door he un- possible smoke inhalation and headed by Dr. Seldon D. Bacon, abandoned it when the falest election three years ago, Knight construction of a 62-room school locked for the first time in 1913 was treated In St. Francis director of the center and profes- American position became known, promised to give out additional on a 60-acrt tract on the Squan- when he began working for the Hospital. sor of sociology, and Dr. Leon informants said. information as the campaign de- kum-Yellowbrook Rd., HoweU railroad. In the intervening years A. Greenberg, director of the The switch in American tac- velops. Township, at a cost of $3,435,000. he served as station master in NEW VERNON-A Morristown laboratory of applied biodynamics tics came after the Russians He devoted most of the hour- The proposal defeated in thi Elberon, Bradley Beach and Red secretary, annoyed by noise from and associate professor of applied in turn had softened their posi- long session with newsmen to referendum would have equa: Bank before coming back to Mid. a nearby apartment, was fined biodynamics. tion. trying to establish that Nixon capacity to the present building dletown three years ago. $150 last night for making , The Yale center, which was The Russians first out up their (ought to remove him from th Previous to the board's an- Now 65 years old and looking series of telephone calls to th started in 1921, is internationally so-called Troika plan for a 1962 race. nouncement, the group discussed forward to a winter trip to Flor- building contractor in retalia- known for its study of alcohol in three-man Secretariat — Com- Knight, governor from 1955-58 reasons tor the referendum's de- ida and spring in New Jersey tion. Miss Sallie E. Lampine its social, biological, psychologica munist, Western and neutral. •aid Edgerton, in a telephone con- feat. where he can exercise his talent was bothered by a noisy watei and sociological aspects. Each would have a veto. versation Sept. S, offered him any storage unit in an spartmen Several stated there was senti- for gardening, Mr. Despreaux was Gross said the principal func- This week they announced state job up.to-chief Justice not mRt in the area for splitting up born.and has lived in the town- house constructed by the Wil 1 tions of the center will include: that provided he wai nominated to run tot th» Republltirt noml-ihtf district: ... -•" ship all his life. Ham L. Blanchard Co. of New by the Security Council, they 1. Research info' VsJiSSs prob- nation for governor. Democratic Mr. Newbold sal's" the board He and his wife, the former Ihe telephoned thf nrm\t\fn\ would agree to selection of a <5ov. Edmund G. Brown, victor ited the state commissioner Agnes Madson, live on Church St. the firm, William F. Blanch lems involving the use of al- M cohol, physiological, psychologi- temporary secretary-general with over Knowland in 1958, Is expect- about such a possibility. in Middletown village, only a few at least 20 times over a two cal, sociological and economic. three advisers, none with a veto. ed to seek re-election. The commissioner advised the short blocks from Kings Hwy. week period, according, , _ .. . Delegates said the trend Knight said his wife and Paul where he was born. The son of board, according to Mr. Newboli Blanchard's attorney, Robert 2. Teaching in a summer pro- ,oward y „,,„, ref,ected deter. Mason, Sacramento attorney who that he felt "any move to divide a Robert H. and Elizabeth Allen Hanley of Morristown. The anon- gram of groups with a special minatic-n of the powerful 47-na- interest in problems of alcohol was his director of motor vehicles regional would be a backward Despreaux, the venerable station ymous calls came late at night tion Asian-African bloc to see such as clergymen, public health overheard the supposed conversa- step." The letter also said that master followed in his father's or in the early morning. The that one of its group gets the footsteps. officers, personnel workers, po- tion. Mrs. Knight and Mason ap- research shows it is better to New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. post of prestige and authority. lice, social workers, and nurses. peared at the news conference ti elmlniate smalled schools, espe- The elder Mr. Despreaux was identified her as the caller and Sentiment now generally fav- back up the assertion. cially in secondary education. also station agent here in addi- she pleaded guilty '.o disorderly 3. Documentation of all forms ors U Thant over Assembly Edgerton acknowledged thai The president also said the tion to being the local constable conduct before Magistrate Mar- of study dealing with alcohol. President Mongl Slim of Tunisia Knight had called him from Sac- commissioner pointed out that if and proprietor of the American ius Grosso in Harding Township 4. Publication and dissemin- and Frederick _H. Boland of Ire- ramento Sept. 8. But as fof offer- the district were split, it could House, the former hotel on Kings Municipal Court. . ation of materials dealing with land, who presided over the As- Hwy. ing any deal, he said in an open cause a bad effect on the area's the subject, including the Quarter- sembly last year, informed letter to Knight, "Goodie, thi debt credit. Mr. Despreaux Is the fourth END OF THE LINE — Raymond E. Deipreaux, Church SALEM — A mother was ry Journal of Studies on Alcohol, sources said. generation in his 'family born in Just simply is not the fact." St., Middletown, locks the door of the Middletown rail- killed and her daughter seri- "Any statement that I made in the township. The fifth generation ously injured last night when road station for th« latt time upon retiring after 45 the conversation was completely Grads Loyal is the Despreaux's daughter, now the mother lost control of her without Dick Nixon's knowledge Mrs. Harold B. Sheppard of Lake years a a station master for the New York and Long car and it smashed into a tree. County Roads Parking Ban Worth, Fla. and certainly without any author- Branch Railroad. Ha it the second generation of his Killed was Mrs. Agnes Alston, ity," Edgerton said. To Raritan Looking back on his long career St. Her daughter, Phyllis, Is family to work for the railroad. Hit father also was a Proposed in Snowstorms "•It was merely my personal ef- RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - Th as a station master, Mr. Des- in Salem Hospital suffering fort to try and prevent anothe first class to graduate from Rar- preaux feels no pangs at no long station master at Middletown. from broken legs, head and FREEHOLD — The County partment will also pay one-third 1958 debacle in the party." itan High School will be loyal to er regulating his life to conform face cuts. Board of Freeholders yesterday and the borough of Neptune City to a timetable. Nixon issued a statement say- Raritan rather than Keypor took under advisement a recom and Township ol Neptune, one- ing that Edgerton's denial "com- His home is within whistling where they have spent most ol CHICAGO — Two New Jersey mendation that parking of cars third; pletely repudiates this whole ri Three Held After Raid their high school time. women have won 1961 Carol Lane be prohibited on county roads diculous charge." awards for traffic safety. Mrs. All Raritan students now at- Heart Attack Fatal UNION CITY (AP) - Three Arrested were Michael P. Pas during snowstorms. "I have no further comment," tend Keyport High School. Bu men have been arrested in a quale, 50, of 811 28th St., Union Stephen J. Schmidt, president of be said. "Mr. Knight has humili the new $1,500,000 Raritan High To Ex-School Aide raid on what Deputy Attorney City; Antonio Iacobelli, 52, 175 the Paramus Safety Council, was Highway Supervisor Howard J. W. German ated himself enough." School will be opened next year, General John Bergin described West 96 St., New York City, and given a third-place award for Preston said the restriction LONG BRANCH - A former would greatly enhance the work and will have its first graduating superintendent of schools of East as a il million-a-year numbers Nicholas Onorata, 33, 235 56th initiating and organizing a school racket. of road crews and speed up snow Views Sought class in June of 1963. Lansing, Mich., Howard M. Mur- St., West New York. bus safety program. The award Those students, who are now is worth $250 in iJS. saving removal. Freeholder Director Jo- Swim Club phy, was fatally stricken with a Bergin led the raid last night Each of the three was charged seph C. Irwin, noting such a lth graders at Keyport, have bonds. Mrs. Schmidt also will heart attack last night while fish- on an apartment at 1614 Summit with acting as a messenger, rule is in effect in Essex Coun- On Berlin oted to purchase a Raritan receive a plaque. Recipient of a ing on the jetty off the Madison Ave. He said numbers slips, tal- ty, said its success would de- Variance class ring in their senior year clerk and copyist and possessing certificate of merit was Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ave. beach. ly slips, tally sheets, an adding pend upon the ability of local (at Raritan) — rather than the lottery slips and memoranda Helene H. Hoch of Orange, who United States was reported to- Police said a doctor from New- machine and other ite,ms for a police to enforce it. Keyport ring, even though three pertaining to the lottery business. organized a traffic safety edu- day to be seeking from the West ark wHo was also fishing on the numbers gambling operation Is Rejected if their four high school years County Judge Furman Reeves cation program. Carrying out a recommenda- Germans a clearer view ol their jetty heard Mr. Murphy com- were found on the premises. HOLMDEL - The Holmdel will have been spent in Keyptrt. lion of Armour J. Hulsart, coun- policy on the Berlin issue as plain of indigestion and helped The operation took in about set bail for each defendant at Swim Club has once again been The announcement was made METUCHEN - fiulton In- :y auditor, the freeholders di- President Kennedy_pre;.arel for him walk to the beach where he $3,000 a day, he »aid. $15,000. turned down in its attempt to by Raritan High School princi- dustries, Inc., electronics com- rected that in the future all de- a meeting tomorrow with Rus- collapsed. obtain a variance to construct pal William E. Madden, as a re- Raiders included members of Date for a further hearing was ponent manufacturer here, has partments account for petty cash sian Foreign Minister Andrei A. a swimming pool in the town sult of a poll of 'he class. He was dead on arrival at the Hudson County prosecutor's not set. reported record-high second funds by vouchers. Gromyko. Monmouth Medical Center. office and state . police. Ship. In' other school news, Mr, quarter sales and earnings. The The board agreed to take bids In advance of the Kennedy- The Zoning Board of Adjust- Madden announced that the new company announced In New Oct. 18 for installation of traf- Gromyko talk, Secretary of State ment turned down the club's re- student advisory committee will York City yesterday that earn- fic signals at West Front St. Dean Rusk was advising West- cent effort to get a variance to meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in ings for the three months end- md Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. ern Allies on his discussions with Cove Road School. build the pool on the Ailocco Ing Aug. 21 totaled $.104,000, or Mr. Irwin announced that the the Soviet minister. He was g'v- property. 28 cents a share, compared soard had met before the meet- ing particular attention to West In announcing its decision, Shore Officials with $208,000 or IS cents a ing with officials from Marlboro Germany. the board said sufficient evi share earned in the compara- Township and Neptune City, rel- Informants said Rusk had an dcnce had not been presented ble period of 1960. Sales rose tive to separate problems. unannounced appointment with to show hardship or special rea- Discuss Planning to $4,922,000 from »,fl57,O0O in Marlboro officials, he said, German Ambassador Wilhelm sons which would warrant grant- LONG BRANCH — Officials of the second quarter. Grewe late yesterday. The U.S. ing the variance. six: municipalities in the Long asked the freeholders to assume maintenance of the wsslern part ambassador to Bonn, Walter The board previously granted Branch area met last night at the NEWARK - Freddie Lee Dowllng, was called «n Washing, the variance, but a technicality invitation of Mayor Thomas L. of Rt. 520, to the point where Barnes, 3t, of 198 Prince St., passes into Middlesex Coun- ton fnr consultations. He is ex- involving service of residents McClintock to study possible ad- was killed in a fall from his pected to arrive Sunday. living within 200 feet of the pro- vantages of regional planning and y; to improve the northern end ieventh-floor apartment window Rusk was reportej seeking t posed pool forced the board to activity. if Rt. 3, the Morganville-Tennent iarly today. Police said he more comprehensive policy from rehear the case. d., and to widen a bridge on Mayor McClintock said after umped or fell. His wife, Euge- the Germans on the Be;lin-Ger- Officials of the board said the two-hour closed session that lin, 25, told police she and her part of Rt. 3 south of Union Hill Rd., which already is a manv issue novv Philip Solondz, Soselle Park MASS PERFORMANCE — Gathered at the deik of Mrs. Ann Addeo, Long Branch. builder of the 300-house Winstor French Will COMING SOON! admittiAg cferlc at Monmouth Medical Center, are these five children of Mr. and Mrs. 'ark and 250-house Salem Hil Francis E. Williams, 324 Jersey Ave. Long Branch. All had their tonsils removed developments at Howell Town Is Probated ship, has been nominated for thi AMILY URVIVAL yesterday by Dr. Arthur Strauss. Standing behind his two sets of twin brothers is presidency of the N.J. Shore FREEHOLD - Mrs. Annie G. Frank, Jr., 8. The others, left to right, next to the desk, are Toby Donald Williams, Builders' Association. Also nom French of Red Bank, who Aug. 8, willed several cash be- ALLOUT SHELTERS 6; Robin P. and Ramon Paul Williams, V/i, and Timothy Ian Williams, 6. All except inated were Charles Froehlich F Freehold, first vice president quests to religious and charitable All steel . 10. 14 or 20 ft. models for lets Mian Robin and Ramon attend Elberon School. Biagio R. Ionno, Point Pleasan groups. second vice president; Josepl In her will, probated recently $100.00 per lineal ft. One day installation. 3-5 mushrooms, eastern onions and Magee, Toms River, secretary; by County Surrogate Edward C. potatoes and tomatoes. Report Progress and Allen Katz, Lakewood, treas- Broege, Mrs. French left the resi yrs. financing available. Watch the Atlantic High- Weekly Good buys include beets, celery, urer. Incumbents renominated due of her estate to Riverview lands traffic light area for model display. cucumbers, eggplant, western for the board of directors wen Hospital, Red Bank, to establish a onions and potatoes, lettuce, On Vaccine Harold K. Merritt, Atlanta maintenance fund for a room to radishes, peppers, spinach, sweet Highlands; Joseph Fabiano, be a memorial to hef~late Food potatoes, parsley, turnips, and Shrewsbury, and Arthur Holford, band, Walter G. French. com. For Hepatitis Bay Head. Nominations wi Mrs. French'g will also provides Broccoli, beans, cauliflower and CHICAGO (AP)-A quest for close at a dinner in Beau RIvage for a one-year option for the pur- Review squash are expensive. sure-fire vaccine against infec- restaurant, Wall Township, chase of her property at 110 Riv- Septic Tank and Apple* head the list of best tious hepatitis i> making prog- Tuesday, Nov. 14. Enrico Seacda, Jr. erside Ave., Red Bank, for $6;,, By The Auoclated Press buys among fruits. This year's 000 by the Molly Pitcher Open Beef, pork and fowl vie for crop Is estimated at 125 million ress. RUMSON - Enrico Scacria, ating Co., Inc. Dr. Joseph D. Boggs told Radio Engineering Laborato prominence among we«k-eml spe- bushels, 15 per cent above 1960. Jr., 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. newsman yesterday he is delight ries, Inc., Farmingdale, a divi The will listed the following Cesspool Owners cials pushed by supermarkets and Incidentally, Oct. 12-21 is National Henry Scaccia of 3 Fair Haven ed with the progress made thus ion of Dynamics Corporation ol bequests: Trinity Episcopal neighborhood stores this week as Apple Week. America, has received a Navj Rd., has been assigned to "H" Church, Red Bank, $8,500; Christ •utumn sharpens the air and ap- far. But, he added, "A considers Company of the Third Training Other best buys are limes, ble amount of work has to tx contract to supply 42 Very Higl Church, Shrewsbury, $150; Red petites. lemons, grapes and pears. Good Frequency (VHF) radio receiv- Regiment at Fort Dix. Bank YMCA, $1,000; SPCA, $1, ONE A WEEK done on the vaccine before wi After eight weeks of basic in And there is a great variety of buys are avacados, bananas, can say it's the real McCoy." ers for air-to-earth communica- 000;The Evergreens (home for honeydew melons, California or- fantry training, Pvt. Scaccia wil vegetables and fruits available to For more than five years hi tions. The receivers are de the aged) $2,000; Bonnie Brae SEPTIC TANK CONDITIONER anges and prunes. On the expen be assigned to another unit for round out hearty menus. has directed tests with convicl signed to provide minute-by Farm Home For Boys, $1,000; sive side are cantaloupes, cren- advanced individual training. • Backed-up Waste Waters Featured beef cuts include ribs, volunteers at Joliet State Prison. minute operational checks oi Donald F. Brower, $5,000; Joseph shaw melons, nectarines, grape- He is a graduate of Red Bank . top and bottom round roasts and More than 200 have served as rlanes flying missions withii Morris, $2,000; Ida Morford, $1, • Offensive Odors fruit, strawberries and raspber- High School. California pot roast. The outlook human guinea pigs. 200 miles and at altitudes ol u| 000; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. STOPS • Clogged Tile HeMs Is for an abundance of beef with ries. Morford, $1,000; Mr. and Mrs. Inmates received inoculation: to 15,000 feet. cattls marketings expected to in- John Gray, $2,000 Elizabeth crease seasonally during the nex of a weakened virus of the Urban Renewal MONEY BACK GUARANTEE disease. Dr. Boggs reported they Harold Peter Maua, 11 Grant, $1,000. few months and grass-fed steer New President developed antibodies that protect Falrfleld Dr., New Shrewsbury, Belle A. Field $10,000; Fair and heifer marketing expected to Get the Results You Expect or Your Money Back ed them against hepatitis, ar has been appointed by Mogul Talk Not View Cemetery, $500; Flora Hun exceed the 1960 level. inflammation of the liver thai Williams & Saylor, Inc., s ter $500; and Mary and Laura If Nat Avallihlt In Your Aru Writ* T»l Pork specials are hams, spare Hunter, $2,000 and household sil- has shown a sharp increase New York advertising agency, ONE-A-WEEK, Box 1, HaddonfieJd, N. J. ribs, shoulders, sausage and this country. to serve as account executive For Public verware. bacon. for Rootes Motors (the Hill- The will also gave household The work is continuing, and SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Bacon is becoming more expen man Minx, Sunbeam Alpine furniture to Donald F. Brower more prisoners are being inocu- Mayor Joseph Mewzopane, Jr., «ive,because of record low inven- and Humber car group). Be- and Martha C. Hanson. lated. said last night it is not intended tories. On Sept. 1, packers had fore joining the firm, he was that the public should attend "an Josiah C. Valentine, Red Bank, The number tested so far, D only 12.8 million pounds of pork associated with the Kudner explanatory and exploratory who died Aug. 30, left his estate Boggs said, i too small to maki bellies, from which bacon comes, s Agency, handling the Bulck discussion" on Urban Renewal, to his sisters, Elizabeth and Anna a firm evaluation at this timi Public Auction Sale In cold storage warehouses, com and Renault accounts. set for next Tuesday at 7 p.m Valentine. But the outlook seems hopefu pared with 44.7 million pounds a in the Community Building. Charles W. English of Wesl Modern Six-Room House and 4 Acres (more or less) An editorial in a recent issue year ago. Sliced bacon was bring- Chauncey L. Mitchell, Jr., Long Branch, who died Sept. 19, the journal of the AmericanMed He said that when he an . fng 58 cents a pound wholesale in Middletown, left everything to his daughter, ical Association mentioned thi Glenmary Ave., nounced at the Township Com Chicago) up seven cents from a an assistant Natalie English. MONDAY, OCT. 16Hi work and said science now ha: has been named mittee meeting Tuesday night year ago. Nevertheless, one big vice president of the S'andard that there would be an important nj R. West of Keanshuig, chain will offer sliced bacon at received "The first substantial Poor's Corp., a worldwide in talk on Urban Renewal, and in- who died Sept. 7, left her estate at 12:30 P.M. 59 cents a pound this week-end. evidence that the hepatitis virus vestment advisory firm. vited certain members of the au to her daughter, Lenore W. ( Widely Advertised has been successfully cultivate On the Freehold-Trenton ,Road (Highway U), one mile west dience to attend, he was address- Moody. Roasting and frying chicken in the laboratory." Jack Stephen Skakandy, Sa- ing his remarks "to members Beverley R. Peters of Ocean of Freehold Traffic Circle on north side of road .... and turkeys also are being widely Dr. Boggs is director of labora mara Dr., Shrewsbury, a Red of the board of directors of the Township, who died Aug. 16 advertised. tones at Children's Memoria FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY Hospital in Chicago and associ Bank investment specialist, ha; (Alfred Vail) Mutual Associa willed her car to her parents, Mr. October Is the month for the ieen elected as permanent vici Uon" who were present. and Mrs. Henry Rowan, and the dairy industry's annual cheese ate professor of pathology Modern six-room house of brick construction. Three bed- Northwestern University's Schoo president and a member of th( "We just want to find out more remainder of her estate to her rooms, two complete tile bathrooms, ultra modern kitchen, festival and the market cases wil board of governors of the New about what Urban Renewal is son, Gordon L. Peters, Jr. be lavishly stocked with many Paul R. Greenblatt of Medicine. full basement, automatic heat, insulated throughout . . . Warden Frank Tate reported Jersey Association of Invest- and what it can do," he said. Herbert V. Snyder of Middle- GROUNDS: Four acres (more or less), 325' frontage on varieties. This has been a good ment Dealers. The associatiot We do not know whether the own, who died Aug. 31; George Highway 33, comprising two beautiful building lots of 100' year for cheese production for the RED BANK - Paul R. Green- that the prisoners who partici- blatt, 159 Priscilla Dr., Lincroft, pated are well. was organized "to support thi program would apply here. This A. Karlstrom of Eatontown, who frontage each and 125' frontage with house. first seven months exceeding one highest ethical standards of bus died Sept. 21; Lloyd W. Stutzman will be installed as president of The convicts, he said, wen will be just an explanatory and Wilton pounds, 10 per cent above of Freehold, who died Sept. 7; Highest bidder shall be required to pay a deposit at time the Red Bank lodge of the.Bnai glad to have an opportunity t< ess practice, to promote closet exploratory discussion with of- last year. ames C. Vickers of Freehold of sale of $1,500 (cash or certified check), and sign usual Brith Monday at 8:30 p.m. in volunteer, and their service ha: co-operation between the Indus ficials from Trenton." real estate purchase agreement. Drive out and inspect this Vegetable and fruit markets Township, who died Sept. 14, and the Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35, Mid- boosted their morale and self try and governmental agencies, When the mayor went beyond once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. continue to welcome many new Lewis C. White of Long Branch, dletown. estimation. and to encourage the growth am Township Committee ranks to "arrivals. They include eggplant, development of the Investmeni stress the value of having Hyman who died Sept. 15, left their re- By Order of: THOMAS LANE cucumbers and squash from Flor- Other officers to be installed industry." Hallo, president of the associa- pective estates to their wives. ida, cranberry beans from Vir- are Dr. Joseph Sanker, Middle- tion, and others in the audience Nellie Stryker of Freehold, who B. G. Coats, Auctioneer town, first vice president; David Phone KE 1-3441 ginia, pears from New York, Fred I. Smith, Mountain resent, it appeared no private died Sept. 11, left her estate to Rosenberg, Lincroft, second vice cucumbers from the Carolinas, Lakes, has been elected to meeting was intended. However, ier husband, Henry. president; Dr. Samuel Furman, escarale and peas from Califor- the boards of directors of the the mayor said last night the New Shrewsbury, financial secre- nia, lettuce from Arizona, egg Jersey Central Power & Light invitation was meant only for As midshipmen, 1,600 future tary; Abraham Zager, Shrew plant from North Carolina, anise Co. and the New Jersey Power association directors. Navy officers took part in sum- bury, Seymour Corwin, Little Sil- from New Jersey, green and yel- & Light Co. He has been sales The association owns the 265 mer training with units of the t Pays to Advertise in The Register ver, and Dr. Lester SwarU, Red (Send your problems to George, low squash from Virginia and vice president for both utili- ipartments in the township. U.S. Pacific Fleet in 1961. South Carolina, round red po- Bank, trustees. c/o this newspaper, and don't for- get to enclose your reasonabli ties. Before moving to Moun- tatoes from Minnesota and coco- Felix Sirota, president of thi facsimile.) tain Lakes, he was active on nuts from Jamaica. Northern New Jersey Council the Monmouth County Plan- Vegetable Buys Bnai Brith, will be a guest speak- Dear George: ning Board and with the As- Best vegetable buys are car- er. Hy Sands, humorist, will pro bury Park Chamber of Com- FOR THE ECONOMY MINDED MAN... r I have been reading your col- lots, cabbage, endive, escarole, ide the entertainment. umn about two weeks now and merce. all I can conclude is that you are trying to be funny or some- The Fact Bureau, a research A COMPLETE WARDROBE IN ONE PACKAGE! 90-Mf MttOTMTION OUTIOOK thing. ;roup at McKeesport, Pa., re- I don't understand some o iorts that patents have been is- your answers and it seems to ued to Anne W. 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Marshall Co., Sun Marino, Men's and Boys' Outfitters Since 1846 sweet old nuntie how affectionate nlif., as its western represen- is. itive for Instrument sales. RUMMAGE SALE Jersey Central Lines, In Its M1DDLETOWN — The ladies new Commuter's Almanac, lid circle of Mlddletown Re- says "nothing much has hap- 19 BROAD ST. RED BANK formed Church wllll hold a rum- jened" In the development of 30-DAY FORECAST — These maps, based on thoie sup- mage sale tomorrow and Satur- in over-all transportation poll- plied by the United Stares Weather Bureau, show the iay in the church room on :y In the New Jersey-New Open Wednesday and Friday probable temperature and precipitation for the country King's Hwy, The sale will be York-Connecticut Metropoli- rom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow, tan area. "Railroad deficits Evenings till 9 P.M. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED in the next 30 dayi. 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Silvertone TV Consoles Dig 13.3 cu. ft. net PER YEAR PER YEAR usable storage capacity Sears low, low price $278 Square-look screen RED BANK SAVINGS Sale! Stereo ami Fresh-food section of this new Coldspol never $158 Monaural Records! and LOAN ^8.* ASSOCIATION, needs defroeliiig! Has magnetic doors. Butter and CMARTIRID I6B> One low price ()()<> 23-inch overall diugonal screen gives yon 'iNSURlDf cheese chests. Twin crispem. Full-width door 281 Hquare inches of bright, hlwrp view 5 'She Door to Security- HcKular $1 records feature shelves. No-coil back for flush fit nil around! such favorites as Cumelol, area. Tinted safety KIIIWH; I" Npenker (jives 10 BROAD ST. RED BANK NEW JERSEY Gay I'nrlslcnnc, many you full-ruugR sound. Spaee-savor others! Insured Savingt Accounts Money Orders Home Mortgage Loans Travelers Cheques Home Improvement Loans Gift Drafts Save-by-Mail Christmas Clubi 34 WHITE ST. OPEN DAILY 9-5:30 Ilimbtr Ftdtrai laving! and Loan tniuranca Corp. • licmbtr Vadtral Horn* Lota BUnk Irntm money fac£ " V L ft D \ M«mbtr Naw Jaratr Savings and Loan Ltagua RED BANK WED. and FRI. 9-9 SH 7-2700 Ceramics Keeping House the Hard Way Exhibition Little Silver Mother Vies for State Title By HELENE MOORE The current Mrs. New Jersey ner will represents* state in the To Open Register Social Editor contest comes to a close tomor- Mrs. America competition next LITTLE SILVER — For those row at 9 p.m. The first-place win- month in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. EATONTOWN - The Fourth who still believe the Mrs. Ameri- Annual Monmouth Ceramic ca, competition is "just another Modeled at Bridge Party Show opens tonight at » beauty contest," Mrs. George o'clock In the parish house of Gilkeson is ready, willing and St. James1 Episcopal Church, anxious to dispel the impression. Broad St.. The Little Silver housewife is Club's Evening Dept Judging will take place be- one of the state's 10 finalists for fore the show opens to the the title of Mrs. New Jersey. She public. Various ceramic itu- and ' nine other women from dios in the area will be repre- throughout the state are currently Shows Fur Fashions sented in professional displays working (and the verb is used and demonstrations. advisedly) for the title in a four- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A Some 175 women attended the The show will be open to- day final competition in West Or- sheared white beaver for sport event. Mn. N. S. Scaturochio, morrow from 7 to 16 p.m., ange. and countrywear and full length Eatontown, was chairman, assist' and Saturday from 1 io 10 p.m. coats of autumn haze mink for ed by Mrs. piney S. Embree, Fair Yesterday at Essex Green Plaza Best of show awards will be evening wear were among fall fur Haven. In West Orange she fried a chick- made Saturday at D p.m. en, baked a sweet chocolate cake, fashions from Winters Fur Shop, Models were Mrs. George planned and packed a school- Bed Bank, shown here Monday. Plant, Mrs. Kenneth C. Burger, child's lunchbox, made out a set They were modeled at a Mrs. William F. Atwell, Mrs of menus, then sallied forth to bridge and fashion show in Al-Robert B. Kimble. Mrs. Maurren Corps Unit (hop for three outfits of clothing • <> -. 1/ /' pine Manor sponsored by the Eve-Pastor, Mrs. Andrew J, Haufer, After inspection by the judges, Mrs. George Gtlkesos ning Department of the Woman's Mrs. Car! A. Andetson and Mrs, the chicken, cake and lunchbox Club of Red Bank. Francis Streich. Plans Fall contents went to a nearby or- employed by the DuPont com- Special emphasis was given Mrs. Streich, American home phanage. The outfits will be worn pany. Their children are Mar- stoles of mink and sable for both department chairman, announced Calendar tonight at a fashion show and garet, 8; Mark, 4, and Susan, 1. evening wear and over wool suits the department will meet Oct. 12 will be judged for taste and ap- Mrs. Gilkeson, a Little Silver MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Com- and dresses. A small clutch white in the Sterling Furniture Store, ing events for the Corpt Mothws propriateness. resident since 1959 when her hus-fox was shown strictly for eve- Broad St., Red Bank. Robert Ged' Earlier today, Mrs. Gilkeson band was transferred from Ohio, Association of the Guadalcanal ning wear. Broadtailed mink and reys will be guest speaker. Coastaliers Junior Drum and (alias Mrs. Monmouth County) is a graduate of William and Persian Iamb are still'the per Welfare Group will demonstrate her talents in Mary College where she majored Bugle Corps were outlined by ennlal fashion fun. The welfare department will the association at a recent meet- flower arranging and will tackle In occupational thcrpy. She con meet Oct. 17 at 1 p.m. in the written quizzes on homemaking. tinued her work until the birth Musical Background ing held in the Veterans of For- home of the chairman, Mrs. M, Mrs. Gilkeson's housekeeping of her third child and was re- Mrs. Harold R. Lartaud, Fair eign Wars Hall. Cliffwood. A. Grimes, 20 Lake Ave.. Fai •kills are ordinarily exercised in sponsible for setting up the oc- Haven, president, was commen Mrs. Natalie Conner* wel- Haven. Projects for the year will the privacy Of her own home at tator. Musical background was comed Mrs. Kathryn Brazauckas cupational therpy departments in be discussed, The department's 10 Laurel Dr., Little Silver. The Easton (Ohio) General Hospital furnished by Mr«. Dexter 0. as a new member. annual welfare dance will bene- 1 W-year-otd mother of three is the and the Cerebral Palsy Center in Jones, New Shrewsbury, and A Halloween party for the fit the Babies Hospital in New wife of a New York commuter Loraine. Ohio. Mrs. John J. Thorpe, Red Bank. corps was discussed. It was also ark in co-operation with the stat decided to sponsor'Sunday after- federation project for evening noon dances. membership departments. The corps will parade Oct. 31 FAMOUS FOR The drama department wil in Long Branch at ths Halloween meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m celebration. Mrs. Joseph Accardl SYLVETTE VALUES in the Ciuohouse. Mrs. Rober Mrs? Marie Meeker, past Singleton, New Shrewsbury, is di president, was presented with • rector. gift-in appreciation of her serv- Mn. leRoy Phifer, Red Bank, ices. MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER chairman of the music depart- Brother Officiates at Rites - A joint meeting of the officers ment, Is in charge of the De and members of the Veterans of HWY. 35 (Open Eves, 'til 9, Sat 'til 6) MIDDLETOWN cember program. Foreign Wars Post, who spon- The general meeting of the club sor the corps, the 'adies auxili- SELECT YOUR CORSET AND BRA AT SYLVETTE will take place Oct. 16 at 8: If Miss Crupi Becomes Bride ary and the corps mother! will p.m. in the clubhouse. Mrs. Bur be held Oct. 10 at 8 pm. In the post home. s;er, River Plaza civics and leg- RED BANK - St. Anthony's in marriage. She wore a long- leaves with rust and gold chrys- islation department, will intro- Catholic Church was the setting sleeved gown of imported satin anthemums. A rummage sale will be held duce Dr. Harold Levine of Rut-here Sunday for the marriage peau de sole fashioned with a The bride's attendants, Mrs. Oct. 19-21 in the post home. Mrs. PRICE I SLASHING gers University, guest speaker. of Miss Rose Marie Crupi, daugh- jeweled bodice and modified bell- Madeline Crupi, Red Bank, sit. Dorothy Von Rodeck, 15 Dibbling His topic will be "Are Strikes ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominiek front skirt terminating 1n a cathe- ter-in-law of the bride; miss St., Union Beach, and Mrs. Nata- Necessary?" Crupi, 22 Drummond PL, to Jo-dral train. Her bouffant cathe- Charlene Accisano, Freehold, and lie Connors, 734 Second St., Un- Hostesses will be Miss Evelyn seph Accardi, son of Mr. and dral-length veil was held in place Miss Antoinette Marzeo, Cedar- ion Beach, are in charge of do- Maloney, Red Bank; Mrs. Rus Mrs. Anthony Accardi, 186 Pinck- by a headpiece of imported sea hurst, L. I., wore similar sheaths nations. sell Gray, Rumson; Mrs. M. R.ney Rd., Little Silver. pearls and orange blossoms. She in autumn gold and carried Mrs. Von Rodeck won the spe- cial award and refreshments sale of Paster, Jr., Fair Haven, and Mrs. Rev. Francis J. Crupi of Sts.carried a cascade ot orchids and matching bouquets. John C. Givens, Red Bank. stephanotis. were served by Mrs. Dorothy 'hilip and James Catholic Flower girls were Tricia Cor- Smith. Church, Phillipsburg, brother of Honor Attendant rigan, Red Bank, and Camillc DINNER PARTY the bride, officiated at the cere- Miss Joyce Andrews, 115 Pa- Siliato, Asbury Park. Pages were LINCR0FT - Mr. and Mrs. mony. Nicholas Falcone was solo- vilion Ave., Long Branch, was Anthony and Francis Crupi, Red Christian Thurer, Swimming Riv- J Oceanport Club sweaters ist. A reception and dinner fol maid of honor. She wore a for-Bank. er Rd., entertained recently at a lowed in Val Ernie's Sea Girt mal-length sheath of leaf green Best man was Mario Crupi, To Hold Party dinner party in their home. nn for more than 500 guests. BULKY KNITS and FLAT KNITS Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John satin with matching overskirt and 22 Drummond PL, brother of the OCEANPORT — The Oceanpert Mr. Crupi gave his daughter carried a cascade of autumn bride. Ushers were Armand Cru- Here's fashion, here's val- ^g^ 0^0^ VanKolbergen, Lincoln Park; and Republican Club will sponsor a their daughter Kathy, and John, pi, another brother of the bride; dinner-dance in the Old Orchard u» . . . here'j th« Mason's Jr., Lincoln Park. The Thurers Jack Petillo, Red Bank; Frank Country Club Oct. 21. The even- greatest sal* of sweaters, and Mrs. Frank Mooney ot Wal-Kitty Kelly: LoPrestt, Middletown; Salvatore ing will begin with a Dutch Izzo, Jr., Eatontown. and Donald cardigans and sliponi at ling Ter., Keyport. treat cocktail party at 7 p.m. Millazzo, New Brur>5tvick; Guests will include" Republican dee-p-cut prices . .. Corns A Home-Wrecking HFrfend Teacher at Sycamore candidates in the November gen- save! 3R«q. 5.95 eral election. Harry Koch, Ocean- Dear Kilty me. I want us to marry now. The bride is a kindergarten I have a friend who needs ad-lshe never wants to marry! She teacher at Sycamore School, New port councilman and candidate for vicin*e bur>iiitt {iirtn'won't tab-takAe rttinmineo. Ch**She'Cs RAitgoesi *rtot moviesMAIIUI , f/tn+kAlfootballt gamenaM«s Shrewsbury. She is an alumna of reelection will be toast- romancing with a man twice her and so forth when I'm noRetd Bank Catholic High School master. Thomas Galliano, 30 SYLVETTE'S GUARANTEE OP COMPLETE SATISFACTION age. The tactics she uses are ju around. This, she claims, is only and New Jersey State Teachers Mohican Ave., Oceanport, is in/ 1. No Extra Cost! Your corset and bra tain this perfect fit for you ... at venile. Every night she drives for companionship and calls me College where she was a member charge of tickets and reserva- are expertly fitted and altered to all times . . . without charge. past his home. The signal is a nagger if I so much as menof Alpha Thela Pi. tions. your Individual requirements at no 1. No Extra Cost! Sylvette will replace four loud honks on the car horn. tlon it. She insists she is scared extra cost. The bridegroom, co-owner with worn garters, replush where neces- If the wife is away she takes of marriage. We argue the ques- his father of Accardi's Beauty RUMMAGE SALE sary, mend open seams, replace over. Daytime she sends into tion, get mad and separate In aSalon, and Accardi's Barber shop, KEANSBURG - An eight-day 2. No Extra Cost! Sylvelte will main- missing bones . . . without charge. town for the husband. He hangs huff. 763 River Rd., Fair Haven, Is rummage sale will be conducted an "out-of-town" delivery sign on I'm afraid I'll lose her. How an alumnus of Red Bank High by the Democratic Club of the office door and bustles off can I convince her that I'm the School and Newark School of Keansburg beginning Saturday at for an hour's dilly-dallying with guy for her?—Too Much In Beauty Culture. Silly. Church and Depot Sts. Mrs. Ar- Love. After a Florida wedding trip, lene Russomano, 19 Port Mon- ADJUSTS TO FIT YOUR CONTOUR! He says he is financing her Dear Too Much: There's only the couple will reside on Silver- mouth Rd., is chairman. education. She hopes to become one way—play it cool. Stop white Rd., Little Silver. • teacher. By coincidence, his writing, telephoning or dating wife is a teacher about to retire. the yOung lady. Keep her In Little She's had a nervous breakdown guessing. Let her call you. And Cosmopolitans as a result of his philandering. believe me, If you can hold She, too, is a friend of mine. If yourself back, she will. Seat Officers Silver... men like to do the chasing, this MIDDLETOWN-New officers husband seems an exception to Dear Kitty: of the Middletown Chapter of the rule. His only weakness is This is confusion among cous- Cosmopolitan Associates assumed susceptibility to flattery. But that ins. I am 15. My 16-year-old their posts at the season's open- is understandable for the girl is cousin has a cousin—a good look- ing meeting recently in Leeds young, and the man 55. Can youing lad with a '33 blue converti- Hall. help straighten out this mess?- ble. This cousin and I are like Officers are Mrs. Daniel Feld- Worried. sisters. The other night at herman, president; Mrs. Maurice Dear Worried: Where do you grandma's home, her handsome Short, vice president; Mrs. David come in the picture other than cousin asked me to dance. I Bernstein, secretary, and Mrs. as a friend? I ask that ques- turned him down because I shake Harry James, treasurer. tion for your own good. Gener- all over if he comes near me. The Cosmopolitans is a nation- ally speaking, busy-bodies court I'm like the girl in England who wide club for women from over- trouble. My advice is, stay on breaks out in a rash at sight of seas, The local chapter was or- your own side of the fence un- a boy. Yet I like the cousin of ganized a year ago with 14 mem- less invited into the fray. In my.cousin very much and want ber and has grown to 40 mem- the end. the wife obviously the to date him. Can you help me?— bers. OPERA person you most want to help, Babs SHOWING OFF a felt-eov- may turn on you. . Dear Babs: Some youngsters, PUMPS sred tin can snaki of non- Should your young friend vol- of which you're evidently one. No ifs, cmds or burs - BY . . are hard hit by the physical poisonous variety is 7-year- untarily seek your advice, tell Longlint Slyl* #1257, »mbroid»r*d cotton in B, C cup her to snap out of 'this Mid- transition from childhood to longlint Style #1258, nylon lac B, C cup $7.50 old Dolores LeBarcn, daugh- summer Night's Dream, if she womanhood. Say to yourself values her future. To deliber- that "This too will pass," for 3 HOUR i 00 ter of Mr. and Mrt. William ately wreck her life at this ear- it will'. 5 LeBaron of Rumson. The ly stage is stupid. Meanwhile try to take ado- home-made toy it one of lescence in your stride, know- SERVICE 1 many reproductions of oldDear Kitty: ing that the time will come ON DRY CLEANING My problem will put mi? In when you can look back and & SHIRTS toys which will bo sold at the booby-hatch if notsolved, laugh at the jitters you had at the Rumson Antiques Show I'm desperately in love with a sight of your counsin's hand- MON.-SAT. INCLUDED some cousin. Once you success- and Sala Oct. 26, 27 inj,girl who lives in another state. We see each other about every fully master your shyness he 3MUICT1I FU11S DOWM 101 28 i i Holy Cross School. two weeks. She says she loves may even laugh with you. noit jtMiiTion. uaic ruiursi Send your problems to Kitty ACTUALLY CHANGES ITS SIZE TO "CUSTOM-FIT" YOUR CONTOUR Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- addressed envelope and address DO YOU WEAR A SIZE 40? her care of The Register. Help- CLEANERS ful leaflets available. Send [or SHIRT LAUNDERERS, Inc. THERE'S "How To Get Along With An 2-1 W. FRONT ST. RUD BANK NOTHING (or even 52) in ... Adolescent." ^JUSTA'JUST* •:>'* ;<••:.- v../.;.;•.:. .:...-•.•,..*• -..^••^•.h QUITE LIKE • DRESSES • SKIRTS ACT NOW! LAST TWO WEEKS LUXURIOUS AS oiMONsnuno ON TV • SLACKS • SWEATERS Our Reg. $12.50 Permanent CALFSKIN! Plus FREE lube of V05 with each permanent Now ... an amazing bra 6o*t wonderful things for you . 1 • BLOUSES • UNDERWIAR complete Mid or HI-HMI actually givei you "custom fit" where you need H, in front. Air-conditioned Juil A' Joif by Exquiiila Form ii the only bra in Ihe world $|Q.ff thai changes its size to fit and flatter your contour 5 19 Monwduth St. SPECIAL! *9 ° Alao Available In Suede oi though it were mod* (or you alonel And for RENEE'S I • Open 'til 0 P. M. Friday • added comfort Juit A' Just has all-tlailic back and tandtau Stylt #257, tmbroi- Red Hank dtrtd cotton. D cup $3.95, MADEMOISELLE sides ... A "cuslom-flt" bra al a r«ody-made price SID'S BOOTERY come in today ond s*« "perfect fit" /or you ... Hair Stylittt SH 74942 SH 1.0078 adjustable Suit A' Just In Bandeau and longllne. 12 W. Front St. SH 7-9430 Red Bank Little Silver Shopping Center OHN a DAYS A WIH, THURS. « rill. TIL* • Patete Tatfc; Sharon Burdge RED BA.VK REGISTER Thursday, Oct S, 19SJ—23 On Honor Ust SARATOGA SPR1KGS, N. Y.- Miss Dallenbach Wed Mits Sharon Burdge, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Popular Challenge Burdge. 46 Hilltop Ter., Red Bank, N, J. is one of 14 Skidmore To Norman C. Snyder College seniors to receive hon- By ELEANOR MASKO KEYPORT — Miss .lo Ann Miss Susan Carol), Keyport, orable mention for academic Dallenbach, daughter of Mr. and; j of mullet, best surfing of the entire year ran not 4NVI2S2hp; help but result. 390 Ibl fttwcjw BRIEFS—Assistant Secretary of Interior Otis NEW IMN TORQUE V8 The huskiest VB that Beasley will spend the week-end at the Atlantic Marine ever powered a Chevy truck . , . the new High Laboratory on Sandy Hook . . . One of the biggest and Torque 409 VB' with 16'A per cent more torque best clambakes of the season preoccupied boatmen than ever before available from Chevrolet. Made MStiMSlip; IIflG«Mllil35lip; Ml Mi ISO hp; HI VI160 hp; m vi imp: 141 III 80 hp; to order for top efficiency on top-tonnage hauls. 2/0Ibi-ll lotqiM 1Z8 Ibi-lt torqua and anglers based at Rumson Yacht Club Sunday. 21Hbl-tltOf<|W 217 Ibi-fl lorqu* 23& Ibift toiqua MSIbiltUvqiM Ollie Van Dyke, Long Branch's classic bakemaster, presided over a gastranomic extravaganza arranged by See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer Len Bellezza and Carl Schneider. State dinner of Ducks Unlimited will be held at Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, Oct. 27. Irving J. Feist, Shrewsbury, is DU chairman . . . Biggest menhaden, or mossbunker, seen in these parts in many a season CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY was the 4'/j-pound whopper caught by a Belford seiner Monday. 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadyiide 1-3130 State Fish and Game Council reportedly will take RE» BA1TC REGISTER Loanr AUTOS ANDtTftUGES MOBILE HOMES •OATS 1 ACCttSOtW BUSINESS 'ASS — Mn <( UfT FORD COUNTRT ••DAM — MM- 8PAKTAM UH - •'«*. Mt-COBtf-zr K-Hmna#7, Oot 5, 1961 Honed, washer. (1,000. H« CMh «M» tat. tlt-JOMl • -• ^^ it Asking LOST — LsjdirS \ n. ,-—--_-. Ittt K-RCURY — oreec art white AHMOUNCBflEHTS Hall, IM Prwbytart-n Church. Run {ovMoor pedan, itaiidud traoarataalon A MOBILE HOME FIELD ENGINEERS cetlsnt business opportunity totem* •on. Tuesday. ni«*L PIUM return with overdrive, eicelltot tires, beautiful COME IN AND SEE turn call XXport 04037 I:*** p,n> LjDST AND FOUND church. «r e»U RO 1-WB*. . condition. Must sell, service. «_S- Call To Fit Your Budget preen M p.m. SH 7-2(7». Small down payment on new and used- FOUND — Halt, brown, cocisr «UM- Han; to chooi! from. 1/nr rate fi- 1962 BJBTIIUNO - Bualn«s» to* «*I». ChNWl Htn Rod, lOUMo-n. Call TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION ENOU-H ZEPHYR COMPACT—Joath nancing. costumes, accissortss and stock ra •R 1-41M alter « »m. er upholstery, perfect condition. $350. for HaUowesn. BMtmaa' Ba» Majjuj, Call OS 1-3383. WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD AND UNUSUAL VACATION CRUISS—Bhar CHRIS •CRAFT 491 Atlantic Are,, _onf BrioOQ. CA-2* AUTOS AND TOUCKS thi expense bull. US' y»cht leavtn ISM RENAULT — Four-door, »un top. 28' COmrTBLLATtOtl S4S5. • •bout October U for Florida. Nastai Oha'owner, good condition. Can* be seen HOLLY HILL 26' CONeTr&LLATtON Haiti, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands. I by appointment RU 1-1064. 26' CAVALTKR CUOTOM quire *t M.S. Fantasy, Quay laarlni Mobile Homes Salet 25' CAVALIER EXPAESS MORTGAGES Used Chevrolet Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 1953 PLYMOUTH — Two-door, good Rt. 35 PArkway 1-58M South amboy 21' CAVAUER SPORT TECHNICIANS Urn, mm line, $125. Call 532-3131 RED BANK TO BAY JUDGE. Brookiy I5'I8' MOBILE HOME — Lived In a MONEY Dallr. my ca/r, you drive, no charge after 6 p.m. year and one-half Beautiful condi- NAUVOO MARINA, INC. OWN A HHOUSE? N-BD OAK" Pickup Trucks Wrlle "Car," Bol OIL Red Bank. N. MUST BEIX — 1955 Ponllac converti- tion. Call HI 31401. CHRIS-CRAFT DEALER PromptPt , courteouc s •ftndeetof ble. Full power. $300 cath. 1659 DUO — 10' x 50'. Two bedrooms. if «OMH IMPROVEMBNTB 'A and % Ton Jobs WANTED — Driver driving either CO 4-5236 BOAT — MOTORS • NEW k USE: Collins Radio Company has immediate field assign ! DEBT CONSOLIDATION Rumion or Atlantic Highland! fro Like new. $3000. 1410 Ocean Ave.. Sea Brlcbt, N. Call BARONET R-A-TY. CO I-M10. West Keansburg. between 8 a.m. to 6. 19M PLYMOUTH SAVOY BIX — One LI 2-1835 p.m. Call Gorden Culver, RU 1490: owner, stick, economical, dependable, BJB 3-1303 ments both itateside and overseas for field personnel WANTED - «1MO second mprt«»t«- MOBILE HOMES loaa Eurason residence, food Inttnn From $295 up evenings T81-O414. _ clean. $345. 787-M59. Tl Used • 10% down and terms. Writs "tosm , Box 111, W. Olve SAB Gnn SUrapi New • 7-year financier, with training and maintenance experience in one or Red Bank. CADILLAC HOBBIN8VILLE BUSINESS NOTICES AUTOMOTIVE TRAILER SALES INC. MOKTOAGE MONEST — Avsllabls. Um No money down, 1958 Fleeiwood. Must Route 130 RobbiaivUla, N. 1. 14' EUltP BODY TRUCK, available more of the following categories: or older Homes. 6tS or H K * McCARthy AUTOS AND TRUCKS Mil, $896. Financing arranged. Will JU 7-1320 remove traah from yards, attlcfl, ct] Reflnancs and new construction. IH T- accept trade. Can be teen anytime at lara, etc. Also, equipped (or contract 7 1857 BUICK SPECIAL — Radio, heate Pair Haven Sunoco. River Road, Fair Ing work. 811 7-2H1. Chevrolet, Inc. power steering. Can bt seen Saturda; Haven. SH 7-3004. 158 FIRST AVENUE Sunday. 41 Bamm Hollow M. (0 BOATS & ACCESSORIES TYPING AT HOME on IBH BUctrli COMMUNICATIONS Hill), MUdletown. OS 1-1515. 1932 BUICK — Four-(Jfwr Super; new Call INSTRUCTION ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS trarnmlislon, brakes, tires; nefcdi radl- BARGAIN ~ Any boat you want to RU 1-0882 AT 1-3830 ator. J1O0. RU 1-0794. own. Lrw bank rates. Financing ar- QU1TAB AND PIANO AUTOS AND TRUCKS rangements completed In one call st CUSTOM CABINETS — Kitchen and Airborne and ground HF SSB, also UHF, VHF Beglnnirs or lulvsJiced, all acts. Pri- 1951 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Good any of our offices. THE MONHOUTH den bars. All flush, cabinets. SH 7-2988 vate lessons only. No contracts. Vm condition. Call COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- or 787-66OJ. and Microwave consultatioa For Information call .Itl BH 1-6216 1000. FOR rKaUC WORK. C4O If lervlc Bertolo, 717-4145. 1»57 FORD WAGON — Nine-paasenger PREVENT COSTLY outboard Ireezeup- Topping, trlmmlna;, removal. Call i_ Country Bedan. WhltewallB, radio, heat- We'll winterize It, store It, and have 2-4220 for tret estimates. Full Insurance MERCHANDISE WILL YOUR er, automatic tran«ml»ilon, $685. OS 1- It ready for you when you need it In coverage 1556. atttr 6 p.m. the Spring, Call us or bring your en- INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR palntln: TACAN FOR SALE 1966 DESOTO FIRS.DOME — ~nard< gine In now. Boat, 6kl & Scooter Cen- reaaonably done. Eitlm&tt cheerful top, power brakes, radio, heater, $31)5. ter, 75 White St.. Red Bank. SH 1-1124. given. SH 14055 or OS 11783. LOVKLT PKRIOP D1NINO ROOM let LI 2-3T.8. ARN-21 and 482 TVOR — Six chairs, two arms. Oval table. 1959 PENN YAN 19' mahogany, 33 h.p. ODD JOBS Also BiU Chinese Oriental ruf. Both "NEW 1962" 1952 PLYMOUTH — $123. IBM Mercury electric Evlnrude and trailer. Full can- In Una condition. Best otler. CA H308. 1125. 1950 Plymouth Convertible, new vas, lights, remote controls, all acces- SH 1-7S53 Automobile Have4THESE Equipment Feeturet? top, feat covers, $95. Applegate'i Oa- sories. Cost new over $1,000, priced TYPJ3WR1TERB ADDINO machines. rage, corner Avtnutf D and Leonard- very reasonable. AT 1-1653 after 5 or MASON — Dry wells, laterals, patios, RADAR All mikes new or usod. Ouaimnlawl. vllle Rd., Leonardo. Bldewalki and aeptlo tanks. Call SH Low as 125. 8erplco's. 101 Monmoulh weekends. 1078. BL Neit to tbeiter. BH 7-0488. 1954 CHEVROLET — H-ton pickup. 28' FAMILY CRUISER — 1S60 motor, 32,000 miles, excellent condition through- PAINTING AND PAPERHANOINO Heavy ground radar, FPS-6, FPS-8 and FPS-20 FRiaiDAlRE refrlseratoi. Iniiulw «ny- head. Fully equipped. $3,30(1. Call EH 1- Average size room painted one coat, AND NOT JUST A FACE LIFT out 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air two-door 7689 day, CA 2-9180 nights. time after 12 noon. ledan. Call AT 1-0269-R. celllDg. sldewalls and wood work, $2! Call SH 7-3491. Ed Zlnier. BH 7-030T YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQU-* — A SOLID BUY. WINTERIZED, INSURED AND U.S. and foreign, stamps. Pair ol pinion 1. Alternator. STORED IN OUR LOCKED PRECISION MEASURING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS blood and bronze va«s: Oners In 1955 Plymouth Savoy. Power Flight, VAULTS — VERY LOW EMPLOYMENT areen, cranocrty, blue nnd ruby. Pairs 2. FULLY UNIT BODY. fully equipped, metallic green, Excel. RATE INCLUDES of chairs; sets ol four and singles, lots lent condition. Price $595. Call after 5' HELP WANTED-FEMALE p.m. LI 2-3307. Tank Testing C'k Water Pump of jool pattern glass, bric-a-brac, china. 3. Aircraft Starter. Flush Motor Chock Clutch EXPERIENCED sewing machine ope: Several tall, cut glass vases. Other CAMULAC-J1S58 Coupe ly In peraon Morey La Rue, Hwy strollers. Cribs, play yards, mattrasses. 9. Fully Rustproof Body. SH 1 9319 Open Sundays and Holiday: 15, Batontown. views will be held on Friday and Saturday, October Save at Bed Hank Carriage Bhop. 1 Z. FAMILY LEAVINO COUNTRY — Mult 9 A.M. — 1 P.M. YOUNQ IADY WAJNTBD — Typist and Front SL, Red Bant 10. Galvanized Exhaust System. general office work. Permanent posi- MU 19M Lincoln lour-door. 1BBT Volki- REVERE TAPB RECORDER —_J« wafen Micro Bus. I960 Bunbeam Al- 21' TROJAN — Fully equipped cabin. tion. Apply In writing: Anderson Broth- era, Inc. P. 0. Box 327, Red Bank, 6-7. years old. Excellent condition. lAUly 11. Torsionair Suspension. pine. 1M0 Renault Dauphlne. May b« 40 h.p. electric Mercury motor, $1400. equipped witb speakers, etc. Original •m at Quay Marina., Ocean Ave., let Call 787-2068, after 5 p.m. EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER — Foi cost, |25O. Sacrifice, P26. DH T-H1W. 12. Electric Windshield Wipers. Bright between 4-8 p.m. 1 n filed Mrs. Charles W. Thorne, 59 Inf. Allen Cleclrle. BI1 T-Mll. Public Stenographer 10 Days Consecutive m the nfflrp of thr nnrnugh rierk A rlouble collar importantly 24c Line uul l« ftvnltahle for Innpfcllnn during Reeds Rd., Was host at a party DARB 8E11VICES •0 Days Consecutive 23c Line lUdlnrss honrn. lop.j on' this lean, limber sheath FUEL OIL * HBATINO—Call BH I- Saturday night. Guests included Auctioneer (MIO. Oil Delivery Inc.. Rervlce eV TVPINa - Publicity: Bookmeping Blind ads using His nsglster'i P. O. Ooi 30o eitra. ALBBRT A. KKRft, JR. —the RIGHT dress to wear on Salea 3 flerbert 8L, Red Bank. 8ervlce, MlmcoRrapliIng, Will pickup ftlrrk, Zoning Bount nf ArtjHstnrnl Sharon Driscoll, Mindy McNair, B. Q. COATS — An emntlal Auction and deliver. CA 8-350O. Yearly Contract Rites on Rcqueat Oct. 5 tsn an interview, to a meeting, wher- ApDrslaal Barvtca "anywtlara." 288 iSharon Whelan, Ann Forbes, Ju- Norwood Ave.. Deal. Phone KEjIofl V PRIUERANO "The Carpenter." Radlo-Televlslon Repair Minimum Innertliw Three IJaes ever you want to look your best. 1-M61. Kxperlenced alterations repair work, ta Classify, cdll or rsjeet any advertlsamsnt Is rsssrvsd KIIMNO.V PUBLIC NOTICE !dy Hull, Pam Wickberg, Joanne out-lnaltls. 811 1-4161 811 T54J1. A. C. KALI1O ft rELBVIBlON C!) - by Ttie Zoning Hoard or Ailjimtment nf Printed Pattern 9473: Misses' Coote, Betty Callaghan, Nancy 123 Shrewsbury Ave. fill I-476S. «ERV> We nrlll not Di rispunslbl* lor errors, unless LAST ara detected he nrrmifcli of Rurmon «t « nifrtlni; Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size Auto and Truck Rentil ICE W1IILK VOU WAIT ifld on Rpjilernber 2", tf)fll dented an Grover, Honey Baer, Linda De- VVORlUNfl UAN'B contractor—Alter- before tne ncnnii Insertion. ippllcatlon '»r K variance Irotn thn 16 takes Vft yards 35-inch fabric; ations, addition!, palntlnr masonry. No cancellations will be acdiplad.or cnanges mads in advertise- Angelis, Sharon Ranson, Kathy AVIS^-Rent a oeie car or truck. Lou Roofing, Siding and Insulation ermn nf sect Ion 10 (m, 12 in), 14 rates Maple Ave.. Red Bank. 8H 7- all thosa little lobr LO e-1714. m«nt« one hour aflflr receipt al oWcr n i and IS mi of 1li« /("nine or'tl- i yard contrast. Suter, Gale Westee, Sue Walters, mnre siilmilttrd by Wllllmn 3. 030% PR t-Mli. Dauy T am.-10 p.m. lr.sulatlon A Biding Corp. Certified Send 50c (coins) for this pat- Jobns-Uanvllla contractor. PR BM07 DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Btfor* Publication Mrr?fiorf Individually anil HI AtlmtnM- Andrea Hofer, Karen Delatush, INSURANCE rntnr C T. A. of tlifl KMato of tern—add 10c for each pattern or Adam Llnemayer AT l-0*]Q2 oi^HaLviri* i>i»-i.At Ihnrlei Metrrlnrf decmiifil which var- Eileen Crcssy, Sandy Fuller, Building Contractor OLBON CO. INC. - Rooting, aiding * • :0O A.U. Uw Btlore rakllullcn wilk proof KM dais belnra aticf. If gr-niitftd. wnutfl havn" per- for lst-class mailing. Send to Carol Arnold, Skip llarnett, Bob Insulation. Installed end guaranteed il Hied llm tine of the follow lug <\f- DIBBATIiriED wltb prsient Insur- pohllralloji. Marian Martin, Red Bank Regis- Davies, Arpy Lopuchovszky, NEW HOMUB, alterations, repair*. ance? Want a bstter rtealT Call Dunn for 10 rears PR 9 0705—AT I 0540. icrlhul premlnfd for ilif lmrimnr rrf « Hlghaat quality work. For aitlmatea er. Pattern Dcpt., 232 West 18th call Herbert RHgenraucli BH 1-BS01. Insurance Aiency. 811 1-0A3S. Cull ClnBRifird—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 one fftmlly residence, Th-r [iroprrly In Butch Lynch, Gary Driscoll, Glenn Tel. Answering Service quenllnn Is the umitherly hnlf nf lot n St., New York 11, N. Y. Print TI blnrh 1 •• ahnwn on the nfflrlnl Muller, Keith Mast, Butch Bar- IIBU BANK AtUUlMUM PRODUCTS MCT U9 DB your secretary. No nefi) NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY to miss falln ?4 hour anawarlna nit nmp of the Ilnroiigh r>f Huninrn plainly name, address with zone, tie, Ted Valanct, Bunky Baer, fllorn wlndowa, siding, awnlnia, Odd Job* aerrlce 811 1-4700 iml Is Inrnted on tlin north nldr of en T-MU or «n una Dial SH 1-11IO 'liver nnrul size and style number. Tommy Tyler, Carl Miller, Carl Calli on prlval* telephone! an toll-frta to O8 I 0036 frrun lti« A r<>t>v of !h<- ilrtTinliinttnti of lli/> Vacuum Cleaner Repair Innnl of Adhintmf-nt IIHJ hfpn fi|-»d YOU'Rti INVITED to a Fall- DeAnoelli5, Marty Meyers, Jim- HAVE WAGON WILL TRAVEL - lolluwlm HiMorii: l,O«/f|i C COllns 4 TB7 fKeaniburg) WHItntv & Cesipool Cleinlng Odd Jobs, lawn furniture painted, CLBOTROLUX IIlKhnmli 3 Oilbnrnt 1. H VI mi on 1. RCa BT.ghi J and Illadvald* 1 n \\\f nflice of the Ilnroni;)i Clerk mi'l Winter lashion spectacular—sec my Rcardon, Tommy Dibble, horna oven, wall tll*s cleaned, In- Bella Service Uuppllee « itvnllithln for In*p#rllnn during tuml- nnii; TANKS, dry Kills serviced. terior painting. Cellars, attics SOI ProiPfrt Ave., Little Bllvpr. For IPRB linurs. 100 styles to sew in our new Pat- Mark Finucane, Tommy Hop, t'nii DD private itiepiionis ara loii-lre* to Bi) 10010 from tn* LeechlnaI (laifield added. BBackhoi e erork. cleaned, light snow ram-tvea. Reason, on your Elictrolui. csll TR S-ottl or ALUKIIT A. KKlin, Jit. ,ern Catalog. No matler What wood, Eddy LaBuda, Randy Rog- O 11. Wllaon. IH l-llll able. Call T*O LI 2 03(3. BH 1-2OI0. lollowlni atatlom. ATlantlo Hlgmandi 1, CApliai 2 and 0, Liberty 1 «,'lrrk, Zoning Hoard nf /djuntm-nt Oct. 3 fS.M size, you'll find it! 35c, ers and Paul Ralph. , 0*1 WA FED BAJVK REC15TT* tboot I*KM niolorisM *lfl vlirir Long Btwh Ukw! and tin Bw- earned tbe guests *sd Fjyas, Mrs. J»epn JtofcxK.) tcul Parkway itoog tbe way. gegat Usjhtfaouae State Park: Romry-AUar d Tig tfiffril the newly yeke- Mrslit.. JostpSi Kaswtjfcat. Descriptive information was Tour No. 4, Oceanville, Absecoa, ted officers. ShSh e presented FaF - Committee tides wart Mrs. Je- In AtL Highlands provided by the state Department Atlantic City, Somers Point, and ther Fox a check for S5W from rom_ e O'Brien, Mrs. John Cooney, Offers Tours of Conservation and Economic the Batso and Bass River and iety Has the society. She said it was the fi- Mrs. . Walter Neff, Mrs. Louis Development, by members of th* Green Bank State Forests; and nal payment of the society's Massetti, Mrs. John Dayback, New Jersey Resort AssociationTou- r -No. 5, Ocean City, Wildwood pledge for the Basillcan Chimes Mrs. Vincent Maund and Mn. Dem Candidates To Motorists and residents of the various lo- and Cape May. , Breakfast recently installed. Charles Wheeler. NEW SHREWSBURY - Motor- cal areas. Copies of the tour booklet are UNION BEACH - The seventh Mrs. Frank Spencer, chairman, ists are being invited to visit Tour No. 1 takes the tourist off available at the Public Relations annual Communion breakfast of introduced the retiring and new- SHARK IN THE CELLAR List Majdr Goals the parkway at Exit 117, Keyport, Division, Garden State Parkway, the Rosary-Altar Society of Holy TOLEDO, Ohio AP)—A Toledo places of interest in five Atlantic ly elected officers. through the Bayshore municipali- 12 Broad St., Red Bank. Family Catholic Church was held Souvenirs, program booklets couple keeps a shark in their shore areas from Sandy Hook ties, along Rt. 36 to Sea Bright in Buck Smith's Restau- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - D •9. To continue the vitally Each of the tours is intended to Sunday and a blessed rose were given basement. south to Cape May in a series of then south along the ocean to East Keansburg. Robert S. McTague, Democra necessary street resurfacing pro- lead the travelers from one place rant, to each person attending. Mrs. It isn't a man-eater of course. tours planned by the New Jersey Bridle and back to the parkway noted in history or for its enter- Rev. Clement Englert of New candidate for re-election «s ma: gram. At the present rate Flynn was presented a gift from It's a tropical variety known as for the return trip. tainment or recreational values York was the speaker. The break- or, and Daltoa Carhart of progress, all our borough Highway Authority. the society by Mrs. Joseph Caul- the black shark, which rarely to another. By following guidance fiast was attended by 238 members Charles W. Lesher, council can streets will be completed in the The plans are offered in a new Attractions on Tour No. 2 in- field. grows longer than 12 inches. didates, have announced the next four years. booklet offered for free distribu- clude Point Pleasant, Seasid* material and maps in the book- and guests. The shark is one of 1,900 Following the breakfast, mem- goals the candidates will work foi '10. To continue our street tion to users of the Garden State Heights, Toms River, Lakewood let, the traveler can be kept in- The invocation was given by tropical fish kept in 11 tanks In if elected next month. lighting program. Before the end Parkway. Inside are how-to-get' and the Island Beach State Park; formed of his surroundings at Rev. Joseph G. Fox, pastor. Mrs. bers confined to their home were the basement of Mr. and Mn. The objectives: of the year, many new lights and there maps and historic sketches Tour No. 3, Manahawking, each place visited. Francii Flynn, president, wel visited by Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Harry Roebke. ^^ "1. To continue tax relief f poles will have been added to th* Atlantic Highlands propert; eliminate darkened areas. owner by using the proper sui "11. To continue the beautifi- plug from our well-run Muai cation of our Atlantic Highlands pal Harbor. within the means of our economy "2. To continue the develoi and always inviting the co-opera- merit of a workable town masti tive participation of local organ- plan which will determine t izations in this program. course that our borough will pu "li. To continue to allocate sue in the future. This plan proper moneys in our budget for dudes the new building code, th the correction of our many new zoning ordinance, a plan ft drainage problems in our bill the future of First Ave., and tr area. designation of certain areas "13. To continue to provide ade- invite and encourage light indus- SUNNY COLONIAL! quate funds in our Civil Defense try; This development would hei budget and to encourage and en- an electronic corporation inte dorse the establishment of a per- tsted in moving to our area, M manent emergency communica- Which finds no plant site avail tions center on borough property. able. sturdy, it has mar-proof tops, a value price! "14. To continue to give our "3. To expedite the expansio; people the honest facts and of our presently overloaded, it figures from the official rec- adequate sewage treatme ords of the borough offices. plant, making use of all availab "15. To continue use of th« state and federal funds to reliev rental-purchase plan for the pro- the local taxpayer in the burd posed new street sweeper in or. of this project. der to give our people a cleaner "4. To enforce the provision First Ave., a cleaner parking of th* new substandard housin] lot, and a cleaner Harbor, ordinance to prevent the develop a cleaner school yard and cleaner meat of future slums and to elim- streets throughout the whole inate existing unsightly co town. ditions in our town. "16. To continue to co-operate "5. To continue to introduo with our churches and local or- able, energetic citizens with nev ganizations helping in the solu- Ideas to the various boardi ani tion of their problems in areas commissions. under our jurisdiction. "6. To continue your mayor', weekly newspaper column "17. To continue to work with keep informing citizens of bo our Recreation Commiiston, en- ough problems and solutions, couraging their new horizons and •Jong with the use of a personal accomplishments. newsletter on certain occasion! 18. To allocate adequate "7. To continue promoting th( money in the borough budget for two-party system in-government the purchase of a heavy duty on our various boards and com truck capable of assisting in an missions. Appointments will con- ifficient snow removal program. tinue to be made on the merits ol 19. To create and enforce an the individual rather than on the rdinance to control when and basis of his party inclination. what material may be placed at ''8. To continue to encourage he curb on Pick-Up day. constructive criticism and order- '20. To continue to pursue the ly public participation at all bor- possibility of obtaining the neces- ough meetings. sary land and riparian rights for the development of a bathing beach. •21. To obtain land suitable for Mrs. Black i development of an "open ipace park" in Woodland or other Is Chairman luitable areas. "22. To continue our interest the problems of our senior Of Bazar tizens, recognizing their fixed ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - icomes. Mrs. William Black, Ocean Blvd., 23. To assure the children of is chairman of the fourth annual our borough every educational baiar to be held by the Atlantic and recreational facility that our Highlands Parent-Teacher As- economy can provide. sociation Saturday, Oct. 21. 'As we look at our problems— Two contests for youngsters of ilfeets, sewer facilities, finance^ the kindergarten > through the hey often look very Urge. Yet ve do act to find solutions though sixth grade will highlight the ve must move in ways that are •vent, to be held in the public rustratingly slow. While all gov- school auditorium from M a.m ernment appears tedious and to 3 p. m. lumbersome, we in the D»m A crazy hat contest for the cratis party have the new vital 2 Twin young ladies win feature prizes ood to see and seize it aa an for the three funniest hats. opportunity to serve all of the Contestants must register at leople honestly and sincerely." 4 Piece Group 219. 10 a. m. to be eligible for the fashion show and judging at II o'clock. A pumpkin contest will be open Maj. Opdyke What welcome savings, in time for Fall home planning! This Huffman k Boyle bedroom has the look to all boys who register their you love in Colonial. It is friendly, charming,'informal, so in keeping with casual living ! This is superbly- Jack-o-lanterni at 10:30 a.m. FiLead- s Units nal awards for the three best made furniture, with detailing and workmanship yo u find in far costlier groups. Note its warm, spice-tone pumpkins win be announced at finish; its authentic Early American design; its trim proportions. Select from a master bedroom, OR "build- 11. At Fort Mrs. Eugene Hession is In FORT MONMOUTH - Maj. a-room" units to suit your plan, and budget. Either way you save, and save handsomely ! charge of the contests. Judges linott S. Opdyke, Jr., 33, an in- will be announced later. tructor in the officers' depart- A house of fun for the younger nent of the Signal School for the set is in the planning. Richard last two years, has been named Levandusky, high school teacher ommanding officer of the Special and students of his industrial arts 'roops Battalion and headquar- Select the pieces that suit your plan classes, will construct the fun ;rs commandant house which has been a popular Maj. Opdyke, who reported here attraction at past PTA bazars. om a duty tour at Viet Nam, ucceeds Col. Andrew D. Stephen- Other committee members and Mi, the new director of the Slg- their booths include Mrs. Lou al School's department of non- Larsen and Mrs, Helen Thomas ssident instruction. white elephant; Mrs. Robert As headquarters commandant, Levy and Mrs. William Burke, laj. Opdyke will supervise how- used clothing; Mrs. James Fish- ig, billeting and property con- er, candy; Mrs. Fred Krise, •ols. Christmas cards; Mrs. Dalton Carhart and Mrs. Ruth Merker, A veteran of IS years of Army jewelry and pocket books; Mrs. :rvice, Maj. Opdyke is from Dorothy Parks, new things; Mrs. lint, Mich. He has been sta- .Vincent Fox and Mrs. Michael >ned twice in Europe and taw Heinlein, grab bags; Mrs. John luty in Japan and South Korea, Pannacione, toys, records and /here he was in action with a books; Mrs. Lee Parker, cakes ignal battalion. and pies; Chris Travis, bal loons; Mrs. George Jensen, flow- Only about 6,000 stars are 32" Bachelor chest 59.95 32" Comer Un* .. 49.91 ers, and Mrs. George Gregersen ght enough and near enough cafeteria. be seen on the earth without 32" Deck 39.95 ^m 9Hl^p« IrfvfMn an aid to vision. 58" Triple dresser ...99.95 52" Drasser oVsk M.9S 42" Deck 49.95 DeeK etia+r ..« MUM Steer here to easy # banking... fcink b«d; it's a trtmdk, tee Do all your Only 99.95 CompUte wM banking from your own ear Without ever leaving your car, you can make deposit) or withdrawals when you use our convenient drlve-in banking EATONTOWM service! 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