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VOLUME LXXXn NO. 1* RED BANK, N. J.. MONDAY, 14, lose 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Fair Haven GOP Moon Shot Gives Krush Muni on Candidate Mayor Minton Visit Bright Backdrop To Fill Council Council Mutts Lunar Bullseye Timed Vacancy Tonight Overriding atof Ike9 Aides FAIR HAVEN-OfBdal Rapub- 9 For Eve of Arrival Here Boaadam hare waa ttght-UppsdMayor 9 Veto Prepare MOSCOW (AP) — Th* Soviet Union today hoisted a spec- M H. Mate* would appoint NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- tacular backdrop for Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's visit to the tonight to Itn bit vacant cm ough Coaaeu today la muHiag United States with tht announcement it haa landed a historic rocket all ttat aatn January. the poasmfllty af uitnhtiig May- the moon. Mnabtraof the all-Republican or Karl K. Btroo't veto ef • For Visit Timed on the eve of the Soviet chlefa trip, tha announcement •nuralai body and the local toning amtadmtnt which would beamed forth by the Soviet prose OOP Executive Cammltttt said permit a picnic grove to. the and radio said the Sat pound cap. they oouM not ditchiat who tbt southern part of the borough. Red Carpet Out •tele* U. Mayor Bam vetoed tbt metr face at 2 minutes after midnight -I will nalM tha appointment ure Friday on the grounds that For Khrushchev Moscow time. That waa 4:12 •t tonlght't council meeting." "It merited further study" and m. (EST) Sunday-only on* contained "certain Inequalities." () Mr. Minton Mid. "Everybody has Tomorrow Vary9 Nixon minute behind So bean told not to make any an* MAT WINS—An I •-foot Jeney Skiff, built and owned by Peter A. Win«ortor, He returned th* amendment, Tha which waa unanimously adopted IAI le*chwo«d Dr., Shrewsbury, burnt in the Neveilnk River off tho M*nmouth l«at MM. Gladys C. Huater, chair- by th* council, to the borough Club. Gat fumot in the bilge caused lira yettorday. Mr. Wingartar and a two-man MOSCOW (AP)-Sevtet Pro- Is Dubious man of tfet RapabHeaa ExecuUv* clerk aibr NUdta S. Khraahchev aad WASHINGTON (AP) — The Committee, Mid her groap met crow wara returning from a predicted log race in Raritan lay. The boat, "Never Us party wiU leave for the Russians ftiled three times in Council mutt mutter a t Homo." to«k three, months to build, Mr. Wingerter said. Ha had used the boat "late Utt weak" and tetod thirds vote to make the a United State* by Jet alritoer at we pest two weeks in attempts the tame penoa the mayor win change law. about three months. Mr. Robinson tald ho almost had tho fire under control whan a 7 a. m. tomorrow (inidaisbt hit the moon with a rocket, appoint to run in November lor tonight, EST.) Vice President Richsrd M. Nix. It It the tint time In the CO2 "bomb" ha wat using ran out. A pasting boat picked up Mr. Wingerter and ne unexpired portion of Mr. Ha b scaadtlsd to arrive at on Mid today. The fourth try The rocket carried Maton't term. It ends In HM. short history of the borough tha hit companiom. No one wa* injured. Andrews Air Force Base, U this week-end apparently suc- a mayor hat used Mi veto ring the Soviet hammer-and- miles outside Washington, at ceeded. tickle emblem aad aa kaacripttoa N:M a. m., EST. tomorrow. Nixon told newsmen early to- "Union of Soviet SodaUat Repub- Mn. Hunter said earlier latt The amendment would permit 13 Killed, 11 •y in New York there still Was Ics. September, l*J»." week the would ditlete the Ex- the setting up of a Uacre pic- Monmouth-Elberon no official proof that the Soviet The Soviet new* agency Tana nic grove at Hamilton and Jump- WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhower summoned his roket hit the moon yesterday as tald special aooa aa the person wtt selected. ing Brook Rdt. The grove net On Highways* « Rimians announced. But last night the tald It wat been proposed by Benjamin Har- foreign policy advisen to decided to let Mr. Mtaton make vey, Otkhurtt Show a Success White House today to check over But American scientists did not FORT MONMOUTH - The final pltna for hia historic talks question the success of the moon the announcement tonight James D. Carton, Jr., Asbury In New Jersey The Moamouth-Elberon Horti- officially opened the show Friday Tht mayor aaid both the gov- with Soviet Premier Nikiu S. shoot. They congratulated the edby Park attorney, alto objected to By The Associated Preea cultural Society, with the co-op- night, presented the borough's Khrushchev. Russians but discounted any mill' erning body and Executive Com- the plan on the grounds met it eration of the borough of Red trophy to George B. Juska, El- mittee worked together to max NEWARK. (APHIhirteea per- The stocky, voluble. Communist tary significance of the shot. One aaV*m«tn# **m*e»aWaWe> nffmrnaV amt g it spot mini. The lawyer own* Bank, added another year to its beron Park florist, for his dis- said It would be easier for the A ••nVtJl tTvQeHVMSf vKVal SB ing the tetocUoa. sons lost their lives in New Jer- chieftain, packing the prestige tht Signal Cerpf E.aaa area. property adjacent to the picnic sey over the week-end. Eleven record for having the oldest con- play, Judged "Best Exhibit for the of a new space triumph in Rus- Ruttitnt to hit tho moon thin to Mr. Minton had tald lttt site. tinual fall flower show in the First Day." Wafl Tewaahto, month the pemon he appoints to of the fatalities occurred oa the sia's week-end moonshoot, ar- hit New York. He asked council to include East when the 62d annual event Mr. Juska used for hit display rives tomorrow. He will get a Hck up a aerve until January wonld be the highways. Nixon tald he could not reveal day at S:M one who would get the commit- hie land In the proposal, main- There were no Monmouth coun- opened Friday for a week-end run a small garden terrace, staged red carpet. 21-gun reception and the sources of his information tae'a nod to ma in November. taining mat the land is better ty fatalities reported. to Red Bank's Armory. at one end of the armory. Be- the protection of the toughest se- on the three recent failures, The Democrats announced latt suited for commercial uses than It wat the first time in 20 yean tides numerous shrubs, ivy plants curity measures ever taken In was the first word from any residential uses. The victim*: that the society has staged its and grasses, there were pots this country for a foreign visitor. eat. tha Army taM. week Jamee J. Farley would be Wayne—Two women killed yes- source that the Russians had at- their candidate In the general Mayor Baron aaid he favors show in Red Bank. Heretofore, filled with golden and coral col- White tempted recent moon shots, al- Th* tracking atottoa first terday when their car struck a shows were held along the shore. ored chrysanthemums. A focal election seeking to fill Mr. Min extension of the new residential utility pole on Rt. a. They were toagrstolattd Russia en tts aa» though there had been specula- Isn't council term. Zone to Include three other prop- Beeidet prim given by thaao- point of the design wat a foun- Saturday at «t« p. m. Mn. Mary Dmteavy. «. and dety. Red leak organization tain. tion tome apace venture wu A chain of events waa aet off ertiet adjacent to the picnic Mn. Lo Pasta Ketehaa, 21, b likely. Nixon added the new ven- Tbt atgaal tame to toad aad here in May whoa Edgar V. site. came to the Tri-Catsr of Wayne. front and gave a number of tre- ture wa* "nothing to get hysteri- Denite resigned at mayor oa tbt The Planning Board Is sched- Bridgetan-Two men killed to But it waa in the arrangements cal about" advice of hie phyatdana. uled to dttcaaa the matter Wtd- Deerfield classes on Saturday that the event. A Gray. «|e Saturday, after die Russians taken to auk* am the eartyj utotaujebea a ear Ma Judge* selected the winner for the launching of their bearing tht atwMom remained to- parked aunt. SSmtd wan RmV the tri-color award. The winner toon rocket, White tact despite Aa terrific Impact Mr. en the eve ef ert Lee Morris and Robert Lee wat Mr*. Saul J. Shapiro of At Houee Press Secretary Jamea C. tht moon landtag. Williams, 47. both of Elmer. WU- 'Kiddieprint' lanticHlghUndt.amemberottht Hagerty Mid: Iht fcimirli that. Gross Gtes llama had parked Ha car oa Car- Shore Garden dab of ~' Nevertheteet thte new "tint" d 'It haa been kntwn tar to m tx Soviet ecteate to tbt apace •Mi cleat for Padtreted Gordon Cam certaia to get aome time that bom (ht Sevtato and to end in IN*. Hit race the United State* have had th* Dtmocrttk opponent wU URLS. SILVER - "Opsre- member* only. Mlllt wat traatti aad ratoaaad at Uoa nStaprlat" sets under way Th* TriCotor award, highest ing with Seootaf_y af . Mfltoa Kaaaae. Out The appointment of Mr. Min- n Culture the here the last week in September attainable to a flower show, is Christian A. Herter ad Under- Nswa at tat Sight waa baited ton than created the council va- PRINCETON —Dr. Mason W. aad wiU run through the tint given on a point system. In order secretary Dtugju DUtoa on plant i of the Iron Cur. Groat. Rumaaa. president of Rut- week min October^ for an entry to be a winner, the and prepartfloat for Khrush- cancy DenviUe-^Uea C. Mickaaa, 14, BOSTON (AP)—The Russisnt' TTwo other council vacancies- sen University, tald Saturday So tald Charles E. Thompson, Judge* mutt give it n •core of chev'* vieit moon shot prove* they have killed Saturday when Mt JS rifle at lout M point* or bettor. the** for fuM term* elan trill be •!**« Now Jersey to "eduaUon- accidently went off. school suptrlntoiidtut, and Jay At tht Capital guidance system capable of gold- la JodrtU Bank, England, Prof. QM TOCaffS tO QfCMt IB aOy Impoverished'' and "cultur- Berger. Civil Defense-Disaster Mrs. Shapiro, besides the Tri- ben of tht Staatt foreign ran- mg an Intercontinental ballistic Alfred Lovell, in charge of the ally almost bankrupt. Dntrol director, today. color, received first to her das*. ttont committee were working on missile directly to Its target." world's biggest radio telescope, Jesse J. Mcllray and Ji He spoke before the Conttitu- "Operation Kiddieprint" it the Hunt Breakfast, and a silver tro- their own proparationa for enter- i Boston rocket scientist says. termed the moon rocket "a brll- Railroad train Friday night. She phy from the Red Bank Com- tointag Khrushchev at an hour- demonstration of the ad- t. Dtvlton, both GOP lacem- Uonal Convention Attodatlon at wat driving with Peterson Pa- matt fingerprinting of all chil- Dr. Arthur Kantrowiti. head baats. wm be opposed by John Princeton Inn here. It waa the dren encoding local schools un- munity Chamber of Commerce. long tea party Wedneeday after- vanced elate of Russian technol- trolman John Phelaa. 21, who Her entry wet a design for n noon. They want to find out Avon Research Laboratory, Ev ogy." M. Cain, a Demorat The Dem- group's Uth annual reunion. waa reported in fair condition at der the direction of the CD-DC erett, told a aewaman, "Yo ocrats could not Interest any- onranitation. buffet-breakfast table. Her ar- "what kind of man he to," wM It waa JodreU Bank that Dr. Grots said: ChUton Memorial Hospital. Pomp- range ment of vivid red seran- chairman J. Witthun Fulbright don't Mt the moon accidentally.' one else la making the race. ton Plains. The board of education haa ap- flashed out first vord that th* Mrs. Hunter tald latt night "There Is a shocking low pub- proved the plan a* recommended 'ums WM placed in an antique (D- Ark.), and they want to ask The Moscow announcement lasi Russian* had been successful in lic commitment to culture end Ocean City—Jamet E. McEwen. wooden cranberry spoon. The to-him some tough question* nbout night evoked applauding com the RepubUcana will formally get 17. of Lansdowne. Pa., killed by the Civil Defense Council. p their moon shot. their campaign under way Thurt- the lastini valuta of civilisation The fingerprinting will be car- ble cloth wat charcoal gray Russia's behavior in world ar ment from New England scien American scientists congratu- when a car carrying him and fairs. tlstt tempered with dismay th • day night at a meeting in Mr. In the state." two friende went out of control ried out at the Markham Place edgeg d in old fashioned white lated Russia on her feat aad ex- MInton's bouse. He called upon the attocle- and Point Road Schools under f Th Eisenhower himself It expected the Russians had beaten Ainer: pressed hope laformatkm gleaned Saturday aad overturned «t feet fring. The dishes were wMto iron cant agala In the space race. Council members. Executive tton's members who drafted the off the road in a field. McEwen the diretloo of James W. Fix, stone, and the other accessories, to tell hit visitor that the use from the rocket would bo shared Gominltteo memoert* and the ax*state's constitution • to take the wat the ton of a prominent Phil- chief of the police reserve*. a black wrought iron covered or threat of force nround tht "In view ef this I don't thin with the acutlve committee of the Wom- lead la forming a commission to attorney, Stephen Mc- boundaries of tht Communist that we have a prayer of Isunch Pravda, official en* RepabUcaa Club will gath- survey the state's tonc-ranite ed- Ewen, who has a cummer home In a letter to parents, Mr. Ber- ice. bloc—most recently against India Ing a man around the earth and sold The ste- er to begin formulating a plan ucational and cultural needs. at Ocean City. Michael Louden. ger Mid: Mrs. Raymond A. Kennedy of and Laos—is th* major caua* of recovering before Russia does," ep* tension and war fears to the lid Frederick C. Durant. III. of attack for their election drive. 17. and Robert Bugey. N, both "Although we hope and pray Fair Have*) won the Red Bank (Continued on page 2) Dr. Grots tald eduatioaal and of Philadelphia, ware treated for that no such disaster will ever Register trophy, n sterling tilver world. of Concord, former president of cultural performance la related minor Injuries at Shore Memorial befall ut. It it the desire of your bread tray, for the largett and The President expects at the American Rocket Society. "beceutt a community with tow Hospital. Santera Point local Civil Defense to extend to most perfect dahlia In the show. half n dozen major problems Durant added: "We probably Charge Indian stand a chance of being the first Two~fhefte culture! aoUevatntnt* aimpty a* ajtl tfeestw^at} a* astjgB^ion evtjt^gntjBjagal you it* facilltiet and to perform Mr. Kennedy accepted hit wife's be covered in the talks he I can not know what good edo- 71 Fl U this task to that permanent Iden- print from the Register's society Khrushchev will hold here tomor- a man oa the moon, but cattoa it." die^d after faUnA a dowa atoirt• at tification will be available If editor, Mia* Louclla Frey. row afternoon aad lato next week, we'd batter get busy." 2-Faee Tactics 1 Reported Without a cultural demand la hit home Saturday And Mr. Kennedy, not to be following tht Soviet Premier ! re- WhMy TOKYO (AJ>>-*ed China ac- Maw JtftM*/, tato Kstajajft pftii* Peterson—Freak Reaetraw, IS, He added: outdone by hit wife, also wa* a turn from a tour around the dent taM, there will be ao de- fatally injured Saturday winner in dahlia classes. Nell country, TM proDteini memo* LONDON (APV-Mueh of the (n Red Bank "However. ao child will be orid today hailed the Soviet mand tor the highest quality of Ma car collided wtth an ambu- fingerprinted and thus no Identi- SeoW of the Red Bank Klwanis disarmament, Berlin and tho ta- Two robberies were reported educational performance. lance out on emergency call. The club gave Mr. Kennedy the club's to'e of Germany, and tha ami- Union's aanouncoment of a moon Radto Npiaaeaid Foreign fying record of aay child will be Mt aa a great scientific achieve- by Red Bank butineM finni Dr. Greta said the proposed driver of the ambulance aad two kept on file by your local Civil trophy, a sterling silver cake dish. ai>n In the Far East. t d Dept y P reltr ment but euspected the rocket's within 12 minuttt of each other commission could study a IS- othera were slightly Injured. Defense without the paraato' di- this morning. Chen Yl made the charge before year protection of the coHtee rf- anoraval" (Continued on page 2) real target wa* political Wish- the cloeteg aetatoa of the stand- HM By Truth 4toa and not the moon. Red Bsnk Lumber am and unlvertlty population situs- Fort Lee—Joseph Kiement ply Co. • Will St., reported a committee of the tloa. adequacy of exWtmc facili- 72. Post suggested Peopte'i Oongreet (ptritemett. Palisades, fatally Injured t the missile's Imnact waa In-braking and entering at 7:2e. ties, at well at those coatemoltl- he was hit by a pickup truck tnd this wu followed at 7:41 Chen said India wat using ed under the Mt.M.Mt bond Is- fed for the United States cap- "two-faced tactka" to her border by John Kroaewitter. a. similar report from Bailly of Fort Lee. Kiement wet walk- Studthakar car dispute wkh China. Ha rejected Also, tht tvalUMIity of cut- that Red ing along Rt. I. toral fadlltla* and mathodt ol Villas - Hervey Dube. St. of troops wtthdaw fram Laaaju, a flnaadag eultortl protects. peat aa the Ti- Mledeiphia, killed projectile from outer space said money wu "I am really disturbed." Dr. whsn hit car wont oat of a cath ragtotor aad Orate MM, "by th* atoteaota of but not so mt earth,' trol. mounted a curb aad w Yorkshire Pott la suggeating petty cath drswer. Sao aaat the Loagjt. tho air around ut. Wo team to a trot stomp. VUaa la lit- wat chocking to tat haw Tito Cape May. cash wat ttolen. cultural mtplramm to (harp- "~ *" aBammm _~ aVtamtk ff(*ttKha*kM4B. fa tfafttr agtox in advance af Soviet Pft- our mm* aad arlghtoa up Trlate.a.NewHope,Fa..fatoty our aptrtts," Nlklto S. Krushchev's tr- t» ajwto to Fetotog lett tojured yeatorday whan her car Dr. Ore** MM that wltti few ran off Rt. Ill, two mllee eouth BBp HMMtt QBVMK* Jersey hat ao Dally Mall meat prapated that Longju be ef her*, knocked over a tree and •tcnicwnwnt ar tato a concrete milk made • tomparary aannaa't mad aaiiett eau vwry iinie nome-apoa- •Mto Mt ttotot it dlaeutatd ani y coolliit bulhHni act knew how entry waa gataoi promlssd nottottnd troops d lyiaahoRlhl c l Fair Lawa-Agop Egarian. M, tnero If tht Chtotte withdraw. "The report of such a commis- o» Fair Uwn, killed aoar hit But Chen taid tht Post It dsf sion would be an eye*oosner to yettorday when he taller/ north even ef the Mac ll of us." Dr. Greet added. at the wheel of Ma car MaHaa Ltot, whteb ladto dalme and It Ml a tree. Fire Damages HATTU
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Easy-Charge Credit Card I wwM Kks) tn hm as EotfOarfa CradJt Cnr4 Whtrwr you live Whmvmr you hmk Wh*r*vt>r you work Whervver you »hop Street Write for your. TODAY !«* -i I — Skinny O'Shay, a dummy, says hello to f rewp> of Girl Seeuts at a rally Saturday st Fart Men- mouth. Providing tha volse lor Skinny li Pvt. Trent Roberts, • ventriloquist from Company M at tho Signal School. Tha ejlrlsv, left to rifht, or# Pe, Ann Winters, Ship 44, lelfordi lath Mllward, Troop 12, and Karon Starr, Tree* SHOP WHERE YOU SEE THE EASY.CHARGE SIGN 111, both of Part Manmouth, and Diane lenaer. Troop 41, little Silver. 4-H«i«>r. fcpt. 14. 1959 HEP BANK BEdSTOI , Rwto fat te led Motorist Is Cancer Patient - Doctor ve.. Fined $65 day jail person charge. To Head Back for Laos Sure, Help Johnny With Homework, WAYSIDE - A New Shrews- bury motorist was fined MS In INSUsUNCS SPBAKtt Municipal Court last week oa LONG BRANCH - George Jo- By HnriMtt Leita .patients a day in his hospital at three charges. NEW YORK (AP) — One of'Muong Sing, near the Chinese seph, general agest tor New Bag. r But Don't Let Him Loaf on JobThe floes were imposed by Ma- land Mutual Ufa Insurance Co.. tht busiest men in New York ""^ . '"'* *7« •">«-"-' <" ' " gistrate Marvin E. Schaaffer C.ty theie dayi U Dr. Thomas hands «' "«"* workers when will speak at • dinner msartag By DR. BENJAMIN FINE aad LILLIAN FINE mm agt>*t Matbsw C. Dean, K Dooley, the missionary doctor Thursday at 7 p. m. of the Moa- Peach St WHO Reluctantly left Laos to h«ve Something new enters the life of the parent of a fourth-grader mouth Couaty Iasuraaoa Agsata He paid «• for not having a a cancer operation. He went into Memorial Hospi- lnd continues throughout the rest of the child's school career — ui i west Bad Maaor. Friends and associates are hav- tal for an operation that involved mmework driver's license, IIS for aaiag li- ing litt'e success in trying to massive tissue removal, and: cense plates from another ve- keep the 32-year-old doctor from grafting of skin from his legs to Those first assignments may be easy and the child is often hicle, and $38 tor using another overdoing it in his rounds of his chest. ,ery excited by them, but as he goes up the educational ladder vehicle registration. PIANO AND newspaper interviews, meetings He walked out of the hospital j,ey increase in difficulty and so does his resentment. You should Joseph Setaro. 81 Leighton with officials from Laos, and oth- nine days later—last Saturday— :ake an interest in all this. You can ask him about his work and Ave.. Red Bank, was fined $1S ORGAN LESSONS and went right back to work. er projects. )ften volunteer to help him, if you think he needs help. for improper psssing, and IN Work at the moment consists for not having a New Jersey AT YOUR HOME TcTrJoorey £ "pit - telling everyone who will .,- Rules can be set up that will Thlags Art laugher Now driver's license. HMM Kl MMl go back to Laos in late Novem- You are likely to find that high Daniel DeVito, Newark, was ber and' take up his duties at I homework: no television until the school work isn't as easy as it fined S25 for speeding and had FK4 A* WoMiBnn his jungle hospital—no matter al Cooperation, the private or-j ganization which built the hot-work is done; no telephone con-lused to b*' What's the differ- his driver's license revoked for how hot the off-and-on shooting B.Si ED. pital in Laos and many othersjversations except those related ence *"betwee' n a" sin'—e an—'d ' N days. may have become. Lesson Par !e«s far ~ in Asia. to schoolwork; no postponement ccsine? What verbs take The same sentence was Im The handsome crusader saysi In a few days he will go to of work with the excuse, 'i canpredicate noun? ly says. "This isn't high school But typewriters are act cheap. posed against William A. DePalo, •If-'aO SMSM' his doctors agree with him. Hawaii for suifshine and work easily do it when I get up tomor- When your child demands a work. Sounds like • seventh Before investing you should be Jr., 413 Hawthorne St, Naptuae. "They say they can't think of nn a hook about I-aos—again to j row morning." Once he has acquic- k answer to questions such grade composition. You'll nave sun youngsters will take good Richard T. Telrano, Hobokaa anything better for me," he said. s-ct money for MEDICO. Then cepted your stand there will be as these, it is tempting to sayt,o do better than that it you cart of one, •And they cant think of any-he wj|| ^ jn t month.iong iec-relatively little trouble, although g y , gh "Can't you see I am busy?" ever expect to graduate." Hi* TM Maay Estraer thing worse than sitting around, ture tour_jU speeches in 50 ci. you will have to break down a , ture tour_jU speeches in 50 ci. you will have to break down a But that's not fair, and if youdaughter bites her Up and the Many parents try to supple- New York worrying about can lies—For the same purpose. number of fairly convincing ar- take a quick look at the index color drains from her face. meat the achool'i offerings with cer." Dooley has been getting several I guments on why it is important of the book your child is using, Probably Barbara's compost- extras—music lessons, daaciag w ION Producing ( Dooley, who was treating 100 | hundred letters a day. Many con- that he see a certain program. you can usually find the page tton is rather dull, but why nolessonst , coaching in. various tain medical advice, like the one| Although it may be extremelywith the answer. Then you cangive her some constructive crit- •ports, and so on. ThThiis may be from a little old lady who said monotonous to go over a list of say, "See, it's right here in theicism? excellent but, aside from the HAILED BY DOCTORS book." she had cancer since she was 20 spelling words with your fifth- YeaCaa Eacearagt Study strain on the family budget, it FOR RE'IEF OF 13 and had kept herself alive grader, always bear in mind that There are always ways you can Independent .home projects canoverdone It can have undesirable with burnt alum. Many of the it makes him very happy that help. You can be considerate. be fostered by making the proper results. A child's time may be letters also contain small amounts you are interested enough to take You can be constructive. And information and equipment avail- ID filled with lessons and prac- ASTHMA, SINU?, of "cold cash." 'time out to help him. Don't you can be attentive. able to your child. Some chil- ticing that he has no time for dren will want to set up chemieal Deoley is thrilled by the United.overdo insistence on homework "Mother, please read my Eng fun. Grade school yean an a laboratories or atomic workshop* time for healthy growth and for Nations consideration of the sit- so that it becomes a point of lish paper and tell me what you AND ALLERGIES in the basement ot garage; such gaining increased competence in uation in Laos—"The greatest rebellion. We see no harm in think." a young fellow asked in men in the world coming back \ moderate doses of meaningful enterprises if permitted need living with others. Anything that SKS.M.SM, g a home where we visited re- from their holidays to discuss I itti h careful supervision for obvious interferes markedly with this Is from their holidays to discussiinteresting homework assign- cently. His mother took the A asons. likely to be a mistake. my slinking little village" 'ments. paper, glanced over it rapidly. ttoa" has . Should Parents can encourage good bv aketroasc sataathtol It study habits by providing a rea- Adolescent* tend to eat un- BVI ffeattias^aj ^^^gA^-f^a^asd) igsV saWss^te child ho is havin ^ith r sure your teacher will be ' " « «"**•• ^ith r-n sure your teacher will be sonably quiet place to study, a wisely and not too well. It is a P Some pleased." Silently George held tanaftir Star *•/» uA jungle, K"1 .. '"TA ' .?*"£« Particulaldr subject? " Eood-siied desk or table, a good .common practice to skip break- high-flooded rivers" of p*,^ ^u,,, p^nm should
exploited." emphasis has gone from legis- But the problem is not really However, Dr. Hooton feels lation to education." simple, says Dr. Hooton. "We recognize that there i» a quite sure prohibition eventually right to drink," he says. "But "Tremendous pressures are be-will return. there also Is • right not to drink. ing put on people to drink," he "The tread defiaiteJy I* awsy We try to set up protections for says. "There's the pressure of the use of alcohol." he uys. "This represenla a rapidly thut right and encourage people advertising that makes drinking changing mood of society. to use it. attractive. There's the problem "As more and more people are We're not waving the Proo-f conformity; of drinking to be educated to the evils of alcohol, hibition flag anymore. We're just a member of the group." the climate of public opinion will attention t._o the facts and Most of the temperance board's IcttinK them speak for themselves efforts along the lines of legis be favorable to prohibition. "Education must always com* to intelligent people." latton are directed toward remov-! ' legislation. That's why the The new look is readily ap- ing those pressurees or. as DrDr.. g y 1 fld W to parent in the hoard's plan to HootoH n puts it.-_. protectin_ g the "" smendment failed. We tog- GVM eonrhirt a mussive ypar-lnngir'Bn' n0' '° drink." islsted before we educated." study of tlic facts of alcoholism I Currently, the board in sup-1 HURO OUESr to determine the church's attitude porting Congressional legislation' and responsibility toward it. jthat would ban the sale of liquor, _ Kent Flatlcy. South Bend, It shims also in the fact that'on airplanes and forbid liquor was the guest recently of Miss Nancy K. Hurd and Mra Dorothy S. Hurd, 54 Tower Hill Ave.. Red Bank. During his stay, EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Hake they visited Miss Hurd's relatives in West Caldwell and Springfield. IF I 60 \ Mann They visited also the Sum- IN! flftSTfl mit House, atop Mt. Washington. N. H, ss guests of friends of A RAISE!/ Mr. Flstley. Miss Hurd wld re- FOR A sume her studies next week st I the University of Michigaa at AM I Arbor.
Young Men . . . yoMtiaWW » •H^W« V^W M9 vVVMrtflt 0f 4 fit Botany h«i lupplied our Univcriiry Department •w*™ ••• W^^^^Mm MsW fw pMBM •MaMfl aaaafa TaMlaal lllfMl • I with Suits and Sportcoati that are tailored just WORK Mtk Mi aw»«al for young mm. Style, color, fit are created •v out anm Sim. f\m- with collage men in mind. Suits—Ivy or Continental 42.S0 REUSSILLES* Sportcoati—lvy or Continental 27.50 U MOAO ST. HWY 35, MIDDLETOWN CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED HUNDAY CUMINO I.IIZABKIH (AIM - Union II A. M. TO f P. M. MON. TO PM. nunty will hold a rrlrrrndum on 1« A. M. TO ft P. M. SAT. • SUN. iiiiHbv i limni! mi NHV .1
I he Irleirirllim ««< *>wnri| OTHER STORE! LOCATED AT ..id I hi' Illini: n( III Will -IKII.I |/i\r mimronr? A phnnr rail will bring y»u MM s liy MII'MIIHH ill Mnlv Nmnr tiitfrihri', in |H'i>nti, in Ms'ondii. Coat* llttlr. • HUmHU Nialaai MID STATE MALL •III H'lll'V * I Illlllllll |:lllll|l A :t HUH. htuiMti iitll U> Mangur, Mnim> • PARUN4AVREWO0O Wiiaplag Ctalsf NO. BRUNSWICK Mnn'i A Boyt' UiittiMoit Jintt. l»1(, Only i.'M) Ni|tii«nnr« SIP rr • PAMIPPANY-MORRU MJLU Masa from Atlantic C "itv. for rxamplr. in only ELMWOOD Miaaatai Ceater IIIIMII In |il«ir thr IMII* nn the • ROtELLE-Rosslk laeppiag Cealer It IROAD ST. fiM after •) I'M. 10'•;, Ui mil indutlnl. Rl. 4, East PMerssa, N. J. HD |ANK xilliil • EAST PATERMN ihoaalag Coaler TOTOWA-Reate « I'mlri • IKU iMintly |»<««fi| • BKRUEN MALL Saeaatag Cealer Oatn Wtdn»H«y «n4 tittity T.11 9PM •y Hi* «l»lr. raih itmnlv may I Rome I, PeramasTnT J7 UVINOSTDN-RaMit II In idr Itir luui tif Kiuidiiv i Im < • WOODBRIME. Rasle I WATCMUNO-Reate » Ity it t''11 ritltiln me* :*%•*•
ormer Cop Park Aw~jB UNION 1EACH - Pin Com- wwflasdSN . Enters Plea gMra» Jala V. CroweS tar pat-sad picnic today ia McGulre's Grove for metnben aad faml- FREEHOLD - Harold L. Co-II hen, former Asbury Park police-U Mrs. , who (old Maghv THANK pleaded not guilty ton she had been con- charges of interfering with ABC I vktad of a similar offense last Mr. and' Mn. WQUan rlca.Mr.udMn. agent when they nided a storel Banner; men's horssshos. Thoo- of illegally held liquor in Asbury I • SMay tmaaaded Jail Park March 24. Lewis McOalwy of Davidson's Ir N- ~ sd St. ebarged Cohen has been accused of tak-[| Mn. MUer ; cigarettes, ca> Mn. Keith Ouaaaals; JaUee aejf« ing a case of liquor from the I Treabtoy, property of his neighbor Samuel II YOU aad beverages Jr.: watermelon eating. Evaiya Linky, 4th Ave.. Asbury Park, su.tr. Bnaner and Patrick Cotfey, Jr.: when the state agent raided Lin-1 sack race, Loll Brunaer, Carol ky-s home and seized 125 Barry of liquor valued at $1,000. Linky, II babble mm, Mary Dir- liquor salesman has been ac-|| aer. Patrick CaSoat; women's cused by the state of selling the accuracy basketball: Mrs. Thom- liquor privately that he stored in as Maratta, Sr, (lis garage. FOLKS A softball game was played by Cohen was dismissed from the members assigned to engine Asbury Park police force on and engine 7. Engine 1 won S-4. charges of misconduct In a probe Umpires were Richard Trembly of parking meter collection, andj FOR THE TREMENDOUS and Jama Haggerty. The score- MILDi INS FICTION — Three reaagstere and their dec "ere in for • eleae later was indicted on the mis- keeper waa Mn. Joseph M. Cof- leak at baiooka ahnrd ay West Gcraua saldier daring taiwaer auaeaTers la the Ulm area. conduct charges. The indictment fey. MI thrown out by the Appellate Attending were Mr. and Mn. Division of Superior Court and an RESPONSE TO OUR WlUSsMI BOflMeMI* MM appeal in Supreme Court is pend- Mr. and Mn. Frederick Brua- VA Explains ing. cfeUdftB, Mf• ud Mn* Trial date of Sept 22 was set Jela Catoadra, Mr. and Mn. by County Judge John C. Gior- OPENING OF OUR JMBMI filhfHm tMl MM* Mr. Educational dano. Cohen was represented by Mrs. Joseph M. Cotfey aad chil- Ben Edelstein. Asbury Park dren. Mr. and Mn. Frank Cot- to storage! ens, Mr. aad Mn. Gustave Dir- Plan Changes In other arraignments before Judge Giordano: REORGANIZATION SALE aer aad children. Mr. aad Mn NEWARK - Aa Important Gunsauls aad daughter. Mr. and Edward J. Shea. Jr.. 20. of Wt aMHMjbM H MM change in the law governing ed- Wast Bergen PI. and Anthony Mn. KtKh Ounsauls. Barry Hut- ucation and Mining tar Korean n> fat at* MM star* •f tht ton. Mr. and Mn, Jama Hagger- Scopetani. U. of Leighton Ave., ty and daughter, Mr. and Mn.conflict vetenns waa asptaned both Red Bank, and Ronald R, William Hodley and children, Mr.today by T. V. Williams, nun- Huff, IS. of Francis St. Shrews-] [aad Mn. Herbert H. Klein, Mr. ager ot the Newark Regional Of- ibury, pleaded not guilty of aad Mn. Thomas Maratta. Sr., fice of the Vetenns Administra- charges ot burglarizing two Red aad sen, Mr. aad Mn. Raymond tion. Bank stores and a Middtetowaj KHa aad daughter. Mr. and Mrs The new tow. PL M-lSt. ii aa Township service station and IWOUaa Maraetto aad cfefldna. to the basic law! stealing goods worth $245. Trial OUR SALE Mr. aad Mn. Theodore Trembley which permits only one change of I date waa set for Sept. 24. and children. Mr. and Mn. Rich- program aad controls VA actions. Eugene J. Nagy, II, of South ard TfoaMey aad children. Mr. Now, however, where one pro- Amboy, pleaded not guilty to WILL CONTINUE APPROXIMATELY ANDERSONBROS.mc and Mn. Robert Schinle aad gram ia a prerequisite to another, charges of armed robbery and chOdrea, Mr. aad Mrs. Raymond pngreesion from the tint to the breaking and entering. He was] THREE WEEKS—OR UNTIL ALL OUR OMnt mi chOdrea, William second will not be considered a indicted on June 11 along with Wagner and Thomas Maratta. chsnge of program. Mr. Williams WHO'S POUCI CHIP? — These two man claim to be Jr., Junior Bremaa. three other teenagers for robbing MERCHANDISE IS SOLD OUT! said. the police chief of Jersey City. At left is Michael Cu- Sea Bright night club and a TEL SH 14030 Theodore Trembley was gen- An example Mr. Williams said, sack in his office on top floor of police headquarters. store in Marlboro, and burglariz- eral chairman. Mr. Scblabto pre- would be a veteran who had fol-At right is Austin Cenley, holding forth in cellar of po- ing a Raritan Township auction. pared the refrsstwisals. Mr. Coflowed a prat ram to attain a He was represented by A. Gerald fey. Mr. Bnaaer and Mr. Cot-bachelor's degree will now be lice headquarters. Conley was told by Public Safety Lawrence. Trial date was set for eE ARE SOME ens were la charge of the games. able to continue his training in Director William V. Mclaughlin that he is in full com- Sept. 17. a master's degree program with- mand. McLaughlin says Cusaek is AS end therefore sub- John J. Gallagher, East End The world's longest floating out having a change charged ject to automatic retirement on Dec. 31. He says alto Ave., Belford, now serving a term bridge ia across Lake WaaMag- against him. in Bordentown Refbrmatoiy, EARLY WEEK SPECIALS g g that Cusaek is on vacation. Cusaek says he is only 44 tag at Seattle, one and eighht AddWsnal Training pleaded not guilty to charges of tenths mile long. This privilege will be available and is not on vacation. (AP Wirephoto) armed robbery of a Marlboro to the veteran now In training or storekeeper and stealing a car. one who had recently completed Two Birthday* Armstrong and children Patricia He was represented by A. Henry I r his planned program, Mr. Wil- snd Peter, Keansburg. Giordano, Long Branch. Howard Notice To Persons liams added. Are Celebrated Hubbs. Marlboro, presently serv- PRISONERS TO WORK ing a term in state prison, de- Many vetenns will be eligible UNION BEACH — A family nied aiding and abetting the al- for additional training benefits by lawn party snd barbecue was TRENTON (AP) - The Newleged robbery. He was represent- reason of this recent legislation Jersey state prison hopes to ex- Desiring Absentee Ballots which became effective Aug. 11. given at the home of Mr. and ed by Robert LaMura. Matawaa. pand Its work camp program in Helen M. Hilton, Senator Dr., However, the amendment Is Mn. Emit Schaufler. West Kesns- burg, to celebrate the birthdays an attempt to relieve overcrowd- Union Beach, pleaded innocent for application proepectivety and ing which may have contributed to charga Bat aha stabbed the eVterans Admialatntlon may of Miss Patricia Sappah. daugh- to recent violence at the 13J.year- Charles Paaa Jr. SH Florence If you ara a qualifiad and rattetarad voter of not retroactively consider prior tha Stata of New Jtrsey who axpsets to ba abaent ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Sap- old institution. Lloyd W. McCork-Ave.. Union Bench. May 31. She determinations ot change of pro- pah. and William Kolodzie j. son le, acting director of the division represented by Etra Karimt1 autstda tha State on Nov. 3rd. IJM>. or a yiaUIIad gram. Mr. Williams aid. of Mr. and Mn. Joseph Kolodzie], correction and parole, DeD - Sidney I. Sawyer.' both of et aad Keyport. Trial data was set for' Agencies, said the prison wants nshotdtfaet promptly to have eligi Attending were Mr. and Mrs Sept. 25. Charles De Fazio and daughter, to establish a work camp for 119 Herbert Longshore, 19, of reHfioaj holiday pursuant to the teneU of your bility reestablished as individual convicts at Marlboro State Hos- termination dates of benefits, un- Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. KotodzieJ Linden Ave.. Highlands, pleaded raBfJon. or beeauat of retkJtnt aftandaice at a Sr., and ions David and Paul pital. not guilty to charges of assaulting achool. colkte or univenity will be -viable to cast der the tow. are eight yean from separation from service. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sappah and a Mlddletowa boy with Intent to your ballot at the polling place In your district on Wffltams stated. children, Robert and Maureen ISLAND FIRE commit sodomy. He is represent- Mr. and Mn. Sappah and ed by Benjamin Gruber. High- said date, and you desire to vote in the General Farther information and assist- RUMSON — Sea Bright police Election to be held on Nov. 3rd. 1959. kindly children. Patty and George, Union reported a fire on Wilson island lands. ance, he said, may be obtained Beach: Charles De Faiio. Hobo- Charles W. Lewis. Keyport. WHITE to the undersigned at once requesting that from Harry G. Cole, contact re- ia the Nawsnk River, near the WOMEN'S a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. presentative, VA Office. Poet Of- ken: Mr. and Mn. Daniel Healy uetwoceanic BrldaB e tostw nitJit RumRum- Pteded ™* suilty to charges of and son RichardRichard , Jersey City;, MM poliCf"5. t ™«Vchsckra« in«••«d foun• d . committin...... g •«-...«fornicatio-n •I-n u— Howenu SUCH REQUEST MUST STATE YOUR HOME flee Mtdtag, 4tl East State St, Trial date was set for ADDRESS. AND THE ADDRESS TO WHICH Trenton. Miss Betty Ann Fulsher, Keyport; was abonflre started by a Misses Carol Ann and Suuanne Mr of Sept. 2». SAID BALLOT SHOULD BE SENT. AND MUST Schaufler, West Keamburg, and BE SIGNED WITH YOUR SIGNATURE. AND Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KotodtieJ, The area of Africa is 11,710.424 BRAS Ambulance Auxiliary STATE THE REASON WHY YOU WILL NOT Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter BE ABLE TO VOTE AT YOUR USUAL POLL- Dines at Beau Rivage ING PLACE. EATONTOWN — Twenty-five members and guests of the Am- No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished bulance Auxiliary attended a or forwarded to any applicant unless request hncheoa at the eBau Rivage. therefor is received not leu than eight days prior Spring Lake Heights. Thursday. to the election, and containing the foregoing in- Thoae present included Mrs. Hubert P. Woodside. Mn. Ray- Hill. Mis. Frank Holmgren. ALL Mn. Gary WortWey. Mn. Pat- rick USMta, Mrs. Michael Ryan. Mrs. Prank LaStefla. Mrs. Thee. West Mrs. James Kent- , Mrs. Vincent Fetta, Mn. stana. SUPPUES Jean Gaff. Mn. Harold Gross- Mn. L. M. Deeey. Mn. Robert Fary, Mrs. Henry Riddle, MOW tOOW Mn. Claude Metoae. Mrs. Ralph L. Lewis. Mn. Edward Emmons, TAIUTS To Families Of And Mn. M. 3. De lisa, Mn. Ray- Cats, Jr.. Mn. Robert ODOFF Mrs* Persons In Military Mn. Joseph Umello, Mn. Jo- seph Sehiaveae. and Mia Karen ALL TOYS. Jim Altardlee Interviewed tome Service of the women and presented them favors. Mn, Fary, Mn. Cass, M ORDER THAT THE COUNTY CLERK HAS Mn. La Stella and Mn. Ryaa PICNIC SUPPLIES THI LATEST ADDRESS OF ALL PERSONS IN win ha heard en the taped inter- view program Thursday at 12: N MILITARY SERVICE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE em. on radio station WJLK. Mn AND CLOTHING AT THE GENERAL &ECTION TO K HELD Sara Ryan received an orchid corsage mr being the oldest mem- NOV. Sre), IHt, PLEASE FILL IN FORM AND ber of the group. MAIL TO: Monthly meetings of the auxi- liary reetime tomorrow at S p.m. ADDANIWROOM J. RUSSELL WOOLUY COUNTY CLEMC, BAPTUBO 75% OFF WHOM BEACH- Well Radgers, FREEHOLD. NEW JERSEY aa tf Mr. aad Mrs. WillltmRod- Urtnard Ave.. was bap. MANY OTHER ITBMt MINT ALL ENTRIES _fcnday la Congregsttonel Church by Rev. Theodore Smith. Ipoasois wort Mr. and Mn. Oeorge Temptetan, Seacaucus. A followed In the Rodgers Attending wen Mr. and Mn. TempJtMa, Mn. Fred Pflst- •tr. Seacaueui; Mn, Oertrude Radien. MIM Addle Doual. Mia •*etjm Dnaal. Jeney City; Mn. SUN RAY Chirtai Oellnas and Mr. tad Mn. Vtooent Onade. Kaany. A eeok- *H at al|M WM atteadtd by Mn. DRUG COMPANY Oiartes WertMagten. Mr. aad Marry Wooiley, Mr. and Mrs COR. MOAD «Nl WHITE STREETS Harvey Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, all of Union RID RANK •each, — STOt! NOUMi — Pakistan, formerly a part of produces 7» •«,- cent nt MOW. . IAT. —f.ltP. M. the world's raw tule, Jute is the basic material used la Me menu- •UN. — »• « P. M. fsctur* nf burlap y/,jM .rtKw v Ked Itotk Kegbter THESE DAYS mm ana« warn, mn task, N. J. •tat* Matamjr U. H.M. •y efORCf t SOKOUKT Established rLCeekaad Hosrj day The characteristic of the Beatnik of the younger THOMAS IRVING —OWN, PsMisfcst itJS-lSw) generation is that be hat dulled tome sensibilities be* cause he has given up hope for the future. At he is JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAKOLO KELLY, without hope, he must be without pride. His symbol, W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Produeika a beard on an unwashed face, marks not tha humility Member et the Associated Pre« of a St Francis of Assist or tha self- Tba AM0Clat<4 Pita U *nUtled excliMlvely to the IM lor rtputttleauss M 1U Uu la this Bawipapcr aa well aa all AP newi dtipalctiei. abnegation of a Buddha but rather the Member Aadlt Bureau of ClreoUtlM futility of a James Eadt Howe who Th« Had Bank R»ai«t»r •IUIUM no financial rMponilbiutlM for typographical arrora In alvartlaa- called himself the King of the Hoboes. U. but will nprlnt. without chant, that part at an advrniMment in which tha t|rp
In Gambling Charpe eeBUDGE BUDGET TERM • FREE DELIVERY KEANSBURG — The Alcoholic DAILY and SAT. 1A.M. to*t\ RL ing tttt. If A variance it leverage Control has suspended MAINSTAY WED. and HU. S A, M. to • Ml to plenary retail consumption II- DAILY aad the guiM iiaaaUr wM The New Jersey Academy et " at the boaid*a Oet _ aad OtoUryngo- • of me Maplewood Hotel logy, tho New Jeney State Com- >r a period of 35 days beginning FEDERAL SAVINGS The buOdiag for the Blind, the State ept. 21. owns Owners of the establishment at Ion to a former ant-car pctvato ant of Health aad the E I.TBan) Rad Now Jeney Hospital Association I Mnpleweod Ave. pleaded "i AND LOAN ASSOCIATION an co-operating ia the program, ult" to n charge of allowing ambling in and upon the licensed 34 MONMOUTH STREET m%j.—Atw to all tndivideato over the !••••••••••••••••••#' age of J3 not already recetviag
The purpose of the screeeiags to todetec t evidence of any eye TO THE gBRIOB-TO-B.il — such at glaucoma, tumor, cataract or any general reflected la the eyes which should have treatment or for pfnty of by Manyy hospitalp s throughoui t the *m an CMpmttag by ptvrid- lag tilt •pM9 aa4 faprltttiM for
Select and Register Sept » aad ». at Heal Center, Long Branch, aad Thursday aad Friday, Sept. YOUR Pattern Now! M aad M. at FHkia Hospital. The hours will be from I to 1 p.m. Dr. playtex AT LBAST • WIIKI James A. Fisher of Asbury Park ••••OfM VOUR WIDOW will be the physician in charge. The free service to offered Ml the public at an opportunity to M you're imait yaaH nuke it real ewy guard against previously unde- girdles tected conditions. At lea for friend* and family to fjv* ye« your eye health screening center win Gortuun SlcrUng. How? SiMply by ailact- be set up in every couaty during M% MM RgptltnBf yOHf plHlfB Ml MMfl the week of Jury II. tka wveJdtRg day ... at RHnt 6' KM. Oon*» • ami km flaw of oar t Jailed 1 Year On Bad Conduct) UNION BEACH - Magtotnto Alfred T. lltoaotsy. Jr.. last! Wky ROI gtirt Micy wkt )aet week sentenced Harold Vashsy.l •eu H of W Second St. to a yeerl ia toil on two counts of ' The men was arrested m front of Hoary and Mary't Tavern, Union Ave., where police ood Mfvlay pi«Mf MOM itsM he wat causing a disturb- Aksmmf^afw^PBTi am«J«f amBkaamBmCPHtWy fJoTVIVnmnMnmrn* tMamiRa«*/IBI*«a Sjamri aamaaEVfloaV t dt3r** ance. Patrolman Joseph C. Nappi made the arrest. wonft/ H.U. (Kt tfJB> I JaiMS Chsstaut, 21, of CI Bi- ker Ave., EiMalown, wat fined a total of tl» for driving while i aw aval oa the revoked Nit and using an- taao language at the Urns he wit arrested, Sept. I, by Patrol- •eaadtsit i awa Michael J. McKowae. tainted, 1. k» Mro. Pavao Takro Over aa PrcalsJcnl EATONTOWN — At an etner- geaoy meeting of the Roaary Attar Society ot St. Dorothea's Catholic Church, Mrs. Joseph C Pivro of New Shrewsbury was WILBUR'S JEWELERS nimed temporary president to TWO STOMt TO MTTM MIVI TOW f succeed Mrs Vincent O'Mthoney, * who moved out ot the parish dur * ln| summer. IN aiD IAMN IN UTTU SILVER Mrs Pivso will iteume ihr II MOAt ITIHT MOWtCT AVtNUI pretidmt't duties, end will eoti VOGELS Dime until the elections ia May Tot IN 14I4J "At I* The society Is selling Chrtotmts OMN NIBAV Mr»MT Til * O'CLOCK card*. MeeUagt an held the first iMonday of each month at S in. 24 BROAD STREET RED BANK L- < •**...*. .a«n.<^<««id. In the church hall. Provaznik County Children's Librarian Neonan DAR Chapter Opens 25th KEYPORT — Miss Shirley Ma- ATLANTIC nOtlLANM - In rie Provaznik and William G ring eenmony to the Gives Advice to Parents Church fesro Saturday, Noonan were married Saturday about the book he is readfatg. Shr Anniversary Year at Lunch in St. Joseph's Catholic Church Mlaa Mlidrad Christine Fraannes, LITTLE SILVER - Thru E's, by the pastor. Rev. John Hend- of Mr. aad Mrs. education, exparkoc and enthus- said .he fuj. the*PW-J* *•* of' tt West lasm, should guide parents in the their Interest In the ehtld't SEA BRIGHT — Shrewsbury Van Wagenen, Mrs. Miles Kil- ricks. Bouquets of all white gla- Framaw Washington Ave.. the selection of good books for chil- discussion of the book. Town* Chapter, Daughters of themer, Mrs. J. Daniel TuUer, Mrs. dioli and chrysanthemums deco- Miu Beebe also explained three American Revolution, opened its H. W. Isenberg. rated the church. bride of Mttvta P>. Stanford, SOB dren. of Mrs. Rosto MurrsU of Xttaorc. Thau .points were discussed by historical phases of cMMrM's silver anniversary year Thurs- Mrs. Paul V. Faust. Mrs. R The bride is the daughter of nmm Ann teche. ehlldran'a U- books—Colonial-IMO's and the day with a buffet luncheon and M. McGovern, Mrs. Horton B. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Provaznik Tax, aad the la* Oaad* Stan- Mbs Ana Beebe, children's U- b fashion show at the PenilnuU Garrison, Mrs. Edward T. Os- of VanCleaf Lane. Cliffwood. The ford. Rev. Gsorg* Taylar, pas- brarlan at the Monmouth County JOth century, tor, officiated. Library, Freehold, last week at She recommended the pocket House on Ocean Ave. born, Mrs. Edgar D. Elder. Mrs. bridegroom's parents are Mr. and edition, "Parents Guide to Chll- Mrs. William Noonan of Lantana Mr. Framnas gave Ua dough- Friends of the Library Assocla- Mrs. Otis R. Seaman was chair- Reussille, Jr., Mrs. John in Markham Place dren's Reading" and "Bequest of . Bailly. Mrs. X. S. Smith, Mrs. Way, Laurence Harbor. A recep- ir in marriage. Hsr ratUeagth tion meeting man and served as commentator tion followed in the Cliffwood _ am of silk _ School. Wings." The latter Is a guide. for the show presented by Stein E. C. Breece, Mrs. Henry Rare chUdren'a books, exhibit- inspirational in tone, by Annit de Land Strack, Mrs. Joseph L. Veterans of Foreign Wars hall trimmed with Atencea wee. The bach's of Asbury Park. lUrt wu stytod with a butter- ecd b.y Mrs. Arthur Huson, Point Duff. Turner, Mrs. E. Howard Jeffrey, Escorted by her father, the On exhibition were Mrs. Hu- Mrs. Charles Crone of Shrews- bride wore a gown of silk or- fly back which fcl ton a chapel- R«L, illustrated the talk. Mrs. Richard W. Jarvts. Mrs. son's family collection of old and bury, fashion coordinator for Sherman I. Strong, Mrs. C. ganza, embroidered in a floral length train. Hsr raU was fin- In explaining the first 'E.' Miu Steinbach's staff, arranged the Frank Borden, Mrs. John Ber- pattern of orchids. The full skirt gertip length, aad the carried a Beebe recommended tt*t parents rare children's books which il- show, which included costumes discern what kind of books might histrated the history la line with gan, MMrsi . Sterling Chapin, Mrs. fell Into a chapel train, and the for all occasions, along with mil- bride's veil was finger-tip length. nations aad vaUey Iffliee. appeal to the individual nature of Miu Beebe's subject Her edi- William Craig. Mrs. Felix Kest "PUgrim's Progreu," in linery and accessories. A num-ler. Mrs. Jessie Allen. Mrs. Mary She carried a bouquet of white Miu Gretcbaa Van Brunt their child, and then study the tion of ber of suits were displayed, with Atlantic Highlands was the honor list off bookb s availablilble in tbb * lili- of one syllable, had been Nolan and Mrs. Clai* Tniex, surrounding a white or- wrrttsnta colonial times, especial- both the popular box jacket and Misses Kathleen Eckhart, chid. attendant The bridesmaids were brary to meet that interest. the walking-length coat. Miu Dianne HaUer and Mn. Wil- Thru E*s ly for children. Beatrice Lewis, Margaret Bor Miss Elizabeth Ann Kahrs of The book* of the UN* were in- Fur and feathered hats den and Elsie X. Linde. Cliffwood was maid of honor. Her Ham C. Brawn, also of Atlantic The second *E:' If chUdren ex shown, many dyed to match the Highlands. perienco toclm tbeir ptrots structive and dull. shocking pink chiffon gown was From the standpoint of pun costumes with which they were trimmed in pale pink, and her All tb* attendant* wore reading habitually, they also will worn, including the derby, tail-length gown* of UK organza acquire the good habit. Miu enjoyment, development of imag- colonial bouquet was pale pink ination and colorful Ulustratiou. this year. Furs were shown with Attending carnations. with matching picture hats. The Beebe said one earnest young the costumes, and several suits Mrs. Lyle Hffl, Nutley. and honor attendant wore turquoise, reader' revealed to her that he the Mth century books displayed bad small fur collars. Douglass Mrs. Robert Ehehalt, BloomfleW, |Mlu HaUer fat yellow and Mrsw. u ashamed of hie father's In- represent the tread that I* eon- Knitted sportswear played the bridegroom's aunts, and Mrs. Brown in pink. Their carnation ability to read. prominent part in the show, too, NEW BRUNSWICK — Thirty- Val Belanger. South Amboy bouquets contrasted with their Knowing that the child's par being shown In fall's favorite one girls from Monmouth County were bridesmaids. Alice Pro- gowns. ents frequently came to the li Mr*. Robert E. Thomson, pros- Jewel tones. art In the freshman class s vaznik, the bride's sister, was the Karen Adeskavitz of Leonardo brary. Miu Beebe Mid, "I found (dent, reported that Sl.tM wu waa the flower girl. Her frock was out that the little boy never did collected la the combined mem- Models were from Steinbach's Douglass College. Registration i junior bridesmaid. All wore pale ttatf. They included Mrs. George tomorrow. Classes start Thurs- pink chiffon gowns, trimmed in turquoise organza, worn with a see his father read. He did so bershlp-fund-rsislng drive. The shocking pink, and their bou- Beverly Fay Weldon basket of coral carnations. WU- only after the child wu asleep.' membership totals over 3SS. Williamson, Mrs. George Stern. Enthusium-the third E—is to Fifty dollars wu given by the Mrs. C. Cart Bennett. Mrs. Rob- Enrolled are Susan V. Perrine quets were shocking pink car- liara Jeffrey Hertelson of Nesha Red Bank; Paulette Prudhomme, nations. Station, the bride's cousin, be "put on" by parents, she ad-community and welfare depart ert Holbrook and Mrs. William vised, even if they don't share ent of the evening department Knef. Rumson; Sandra J. Bradford, Thomas Noonan of Laurence ring bearer. m Weds Holmdel Man Edward Brickie of Belford was the enthusium of their child of the Woman's Club of Uttle Local merchants contributed New Shrewsbury; Ann Carlin, Harbor was best man for his Navesink; Joan A. Butler, Hazlet; brother. Jamea Noonan, another WESTFIELD — Hie marirage Newton Square, Pa.; Virginia best man. William Brown, Atlan- Silver. The gift furnished refer- prizes, and a chapter member, tic Highlands, and Robert Hop- ence book*. It wu stated that Mrs. Sherman I. Strong, made an Harriet B. Wolfe, Keyport; Joyce brother of the bridegroom, and of Miss Beverly Fay Weldon, Tlmone. New York City, and Vir- E. Burnside, Locust; Elo UrmJoh. n Kearns. Woodbridge, and daughter of Mr. and lira. Robert ginia Sehomp, Westfleld. son, Belford, ushered. large donation by Johan J. angora stole which she gave as Future Smit. Sr.. president of Youth a price. Proceeds from the event Long Branch; Lynn C. Alexand- Robert Gempp. Cerlstadt, ush- Fulton Weldon of IM Golf Edge AU were dressed alike in bouf- After a reception at The Alpine er and Vivien A. Huckins, Mana- ered. Edward Noonan, Laurence and Mantotoking. to Robert Sin- fant white taffeta dresses and Manor. Highlands, the couple left Friends Association, helped tc will go to DAR approved schools put the drive "over the top." In the southern mountain districts squan; Barbara E. Perreault and Harbor, the bridegroom's broth- gletoo Whaley, son of Mr. end all carried old-fashioned bouquets for a wedding trip to New EngHomemaker- s of the country. Linda L. Summer, Neptune; er, was the Junior usher. Mrs. M. Stewart Whaley of of roses. The honor attendant's land and Canada. The bride'i A good part of the money col- aveling costume was blue. lected in the drive waa osed for Guests were Mrs. Walter M. Kathie E. Frye. Spring Lake; The bride's mother won e Bradevelt Rd.. Holmdel. took was pink, the others, red. Nancy L. Hurt, Eatontown: Car- toast colored lace ensemble with The bride, who Is employed by Meet the purchase of reference books. Woolley. Mrs. A. P. Paul, Mrs place Saturday la the garden of James Hudiburg of Wilming- KEYPORT — Miss Alexendria olyn F. Jetter, Lonnie R. Ander a brown velvet hat, and a cor- ton, Del., was best man. TheStraub Motors in Keyport. and $490 went for children's Henry D. Brinley, Mrs. Walter her parents' bone. Rev. Frede- Avati of Red Bank conducted books, , teenag^e book* and books Steinbach, Mrs. Charles R. Eng-son and Mary S. Lansdowne, sage of yellow roses. The bride- rick E. Christian, pastor of the ushers were Robert and Richardgraduated from Atlantic High Fair Haven; Rosemary Hamil groom's mother wore a bhie lace westfleld Presbytertaa Church of- lands High School, and attended the recent meeting of the New for genere| circulation. lish, Mrs. Hsrrison Bance. Mrs Weldon. both of WestfieM, and Jersey Chapter of Future Home- Clifford J. Spoerl. Mrs. E. Aiken ton, Erika E. Isaacs, Poia W. costume and a corsage of pink ficiated. A email receptkM fol- both brothers of the bride; Rich- Monmouth College. Membership In the Book-oMhe Niemtzow and Claire Wybernect, roses. lowedld . The bridegroom wu graduated makers of America at the home Month Chib sssures new novels Sharks, Mrs. Dorman H. McFad- Freehold; Laura S. Bernstein, Harry Sandburg, South Amboy. din, Sr., Mrs. John J. Quinn For her wedding trip, the bride ber from Elysian Fields High School of Mrs. Marjorie Ward on Broad coming in. There I* a special and Rochelle F. Sacher, Erber- The bride waa graduated from hi Texas, and received his Army St. Mrs. J. William Proctor, Mrs wore a beige wool suit, brown fither white PlainflelfWW and WfllWestfleldd HiHigh section for mysteries. Books for on; Jill S. Keppler, Deal; Bar- velvett accessoriess anaad aa corsagcorsagee g discharge in July. Miss Vera Danley of Trenton, teenagers arc marked with a Donald Shippee, Mrs. Harry bara L. Epstein, Marilyn Moss ppeaud e sole periop „,d styley d gowng, Ml St Marys Academy at North slate supervisor for the organ Ross, Mrs. Vernon Beyer, Mrs of white orchids. The couple will d ith fll ki h The couple will live in At- "Y." made with a full skirt that ter- School She" attended Sullins Col- lantic Highlands. zation wu a guest. Members Milton Cranmer, Mrs. Theodore and Frances Silber, Farmlng- live in Keyport. minated in a cathedral-length lege in Bristol. Va. IJW Beaks Receives] The bride is employed by the voted to divide the chapter into Mrs. Gerardus H. Wynkoop re- Maynard, Mrs. Tommy Tucker, dale; Francia E. Ehrlich, Mar train. Her finger-tip veil fell from The bridegroom wu graduated two areas, Northern and South- Mrs. Benjamin Stanton, Mrs. War- cia Klinger and Maxine D. Kohn, American Insurance Company a cap of lace, and she carried from Blair Academy at Blairs- Barbara Sheet*, ported that more than 1.500 books in Newark, and the bridegroom Red Bank will be in the have been given to the Friends, ren Hubbard, Mrs. James L Bradley Beach and Mary J.Hul- a cascade bouquet of white or- town and attended Upsala Col- Region. Red Bank Bernard, Jr., Mrs. Oscar Wil sart, Adetphia. by Tra Par Transmission Richard Kilbride Northern and are being catalogued. Book cislists, Passaic. lege. East Orangv.. The bride- High School and Freehold Re- donations are (till welcome, she Dams, Mrs. Harry Purdy. The freshmen class of CM Miss Barbara Weldea of West- groom is employed by M. S. PORT MONMOUTH — At a gional High School each have Mrs. Stanley Jacobs, Mrs. Lois young women, the largest in buffet dinner party at their uid. Special book plate* have field wu her sister's maid of Whaley Company. chapters. been made for memorial tributes. Balbach, Mrs. Edwin J. Davies, Douglass College history, brings Elizabeth longstrtvt, honor. The bridesmaids were When they return from their home recently, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- As their goal, members voted Mrs. Ainsley Peterson, Mrs. the student body to a total of Misses Katherine Payne of Her-wedding trip to Bermuda, the timer B. Sheets of • Vermont Mrs. G. G. Jewett, volunteer John Miller to work to increase interest in workers« nitte su- Clarence E. Lovejoy, Mrs. Mar1*50. the majority of whom are risburg. Pa.; Susan MacDonald. couple will live in Holmdel. Ave. announced the engagement the organization, and to estab- shall VanWinkle, Jr., Mrs. C. New Jersey residents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Long- of their daughter, Miss Barbara ted that additional votunteen are George Kondolf, Mrs. Theodore lah more chapter*. needed to tackle the catatoguing street of Meaa, Ariz., formerly of A. Sheets, to Richard L. KJlbridge Other* present were Miu Bar- N. Parmley. Mrs. David E. Ca- Fair Haven, ETIQUETTE rt North Plainfidd. of the enUre collectioa. Typing venaugh, Mrs. F. T. Pinkney. St. Albert's Guild gagement of their daughter. Mats bara Brokow of Hammontoa High may be done at home, ah* uid, Miss Sheets, a former Jersey School, vice president; Miu Linan- d no training I* necessary. Mrs. Walter H. Conover. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Loagstreet of Los !ity resident, wu graduated from John Reichman, Mrs. Lester Me Names Chairmen da Morrison of Trt-Ton Regional Donations of room/furniture for Calif., to Joha Miller. lenry Snyder High School there. High School. Ramemede secre- Knight. Mrs. George W. Draw- LONG BRANCH - St. Albea'l also of Loa Angeles. AMY VANDERBILT the library, to be situated oa the baugh. Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin, Guild of St. James tary; Miu Kathy-Jay Larcalere, second floor ot Borough Hall, wu Episcope Audubon High' School, treasurer; Mrs. David Scott. Mrs. Albeit Church committee chairman rquested by Mn. Alfred Mack. Craulich. Mrs. Robert Morrim. were named last week by Mrs. Tk« theags* of Underwood Wsasd era shelving. taMes. Florence ^l aia^^^-^ ^^K^^^^^rfp as^^^a^^^l^ V ^b^^Aak*AOje^d hold Regional High School, his- chairs, debks, periodical rack and Mrs. Grace Evans, Mrs, Leroy *" Klce. president. apnvai nunvy iwipw. s •ciuaiij McCoy torian. , < Throckmorton, Mrs. HwMLMo* are Mrs. Jotuiggfj know hostesses who have stand- display table. vice president, treaW- Mn. Robert K. (tola Johnson; Miu Patricia Brown, Moores- A panel discussion geared u> ford, Mrs. Edwin C. Real, Mn ard means for entertainment. town High School, recreation; Georgge N. Wagaer. *., Mrs ua UniteUnlted Thank offeringoffering; Their friends can be certain that Underwood of 17} Rudedge Dr. interest the entire community »v Applebrook Farm, Middletown, Miu Nancy Larsen. Edison High be the program for the ne NevillNl e Orr. Mrs. Hsrold Hoops. Mrs. William Taylor, West Lonf If they accept an invitation to School, projects, and Misses Sue Mrs. Edwin M. Close, Mrs. John Branch, secretary and pubttdty; daughter of the late Mr. and meeting. Oct. 14 at •: IS p. m. i dinner, they will always get the Ann Pickering and Mary Ann the cafeteria of Markham Plac Warren, Mrs. Robert M. Close Miss Virginia LeMarche, same thing. Mrs. Walter N. Johnson of Eut Holmgren, Red Bank Higt Mrs. M. K. Dreyfuss, Mrs. EveBank, and Mrs. Joseph Siscok. Orange, wu married Saturday School. "How Important Is Space Entertaining should be fun. It School, public relations and parConquest to the People of the Brown, Mrs. Charles L. Orlin Jr., cassocks; Mrs. Kenneth should not be so complicated for in the Red Bank Presbyterian liamentarian, respectively. Mrs. John G. Lawley, Mrs. JosLawson, Mrs. Stanley Clayto the hostess without help, or with Church to Robert Noel McCoy, United Slates" is the topic. and Mrs. Kice, oottas; Mjs. Har- Mr. and Mrs.William Space fiction writer Lester Del eph Morford, Mrs. Charles Lew- very little help, that she is OFF TO CNDICOTT is. Jr., Mrs. Uriah Conover, Mrs. riet Jensen, devotional secretary; bogged down in preparations and McCoy of 42 HamlKonian Dr., Ap- Rey, River Plaza lecturer ud •tanley Dodd. Mrs. M. E. Ap-Mrs. William Mirgley, educa- serving. The hostess should be plebrook Farm, Middletown. BEVERLY, Mass-Mist Joair featured guest on the WOR radio pteby. Mrs. J. Harry Haines, Jr.,tional secretary. Mrs. Charles free enough so that she ku time Halleran, daughter of Mr. andprogram, "Long John." will be a Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Mrs. William F. Halleran of 120 Mrs. A. L. Harlin. Mrs. L. J Higginson. Christian social really to be a hostess. pastor, officiated. A reception panelist. Hayes, Mrs. Harry W. Lee. Mrs lations; Mrs. Martla J. Connelly, Have your meals for your fam- idge Rd., Rumson, is among Other panelists will be DT. S. followed at Oak Hill Manor, Me- the 301 students registering for Bernard Ley, Mrs. Walter Swartz. Jr., supply, Mrs. Stanley Clay- ily and guest* been dull recently? tuchen. Benedict Levin, director, end Dr. Mrs. William Cokelet. Mrs ton, sunshine; Miss Suzanne Hare yon forgotten to use your their freshman year at Endicott H. Kedesdy, deputy director, of Morgan C. Knapp. Rose, Evergreens Home for the recipe files and your conk hooks? The bride's wedding gown of Junior College here. She will par exploratory research division, and Mrs. Anna Ice blue had a taffeta bodice, Smith, Mrs. John Ouster man, Aged, and Mrs. Milton Ging. It Is fun to have food that tidpate in the orientation week David Linden, deputy director o( Mrs. Charles Presley, Mrs. Leon housekeeping. makes conversation. It you can't and lace skirt. Her cap styled program that start today, Clas- the power sources division of the Bonello. Mrs. J. P. Cosgrove, Miss Elizabeth Laagstrwf travel abroad at the moment, you veil wu also ice blue, and her Miss Barbara A. begin Saturday. Army Signal Research and De- A cake sale will be held Nov. can bring foreign Ideas in food to bouquet, roses and carnations. velopment Laboratories at Fort Mrs. Fred W. Hoops, Mrs. George • in parish hall. Miss Longstreet was graduated She is a stenographer, employ A. Williamson, Mrs. John E. your table with benefit. Especial- Mrs. Frederick Bliss of Little Most all of the trade of Haiti- Monmouth. Dr. Levin will be from Rumson High School and ly if you have a strained budget ed at the Fidelity Union Trust moderator. Mrs. William Thome- Sawhill. Mrs. Edwin P. Mcln- Ksiser School of Nursing la Oak- Silver wu matron of honor. Her logwood, cotton, cacao—is with lire, Mrs. Allen G. Morhart, Mrs. Gnizdowski will you find that some of the costume was royal blue, and herCompany in Newark. Mr. Kit the United States. is program chairman. land, Calif. Mr. Miller is an elec- foreign recipes can be food- bride wu graduated from St Ralph L. Shearer, Mrs. Olive trical engineer, employed by the stretchers bouquet, roses and carnations. R. Hatfleld, Mrs. J. E. Stewart, Wrobel Herbert Oehlers of Metuchm Aloysius High School in Jersey Lockheed Corporation in Los An- Uon pieces. City and is employed by Acme Mrs. Marion T. Hazelton, Mrs SAYREVILLE -Miss Patricia geles. wu best man. The ushers were John F. Trudeau. Mrs. John B. The Dutch, win are Richard Zlgmont and John Hume, Supermarket at East Orange. Elaine Gnizdowski, daughter of st making a little bit of protein Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gnitdow- both of Metuchen. Guests wen Mia Patricia stretch a long way, have many Sheets, Port Monmouth; Mr. sad TUCKERS kkl of M Moraingslde Ave.. Briarcliff Upon returning from their wed- Laurence Harbor, and Raymond Mn. Jerry Mancuso and family, "the Shapgmakm" Joseph Wrobel, son of Mr. and Freshman will live In Middletown. The Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Frank Wrobel of 12 Pulaski ceady. The Irish caa turn the Walter Eckhardt, Robert Eck- BRIARCLIFF MANOR. N. Y.— simplest fish Into epicurean de- bridegroom is employed by West' Ave., Sayreville. were married A tea lor the incoming freshman '—""- in Metuchen. hardt and Walter Eckhardt, Jr., BE FITTED BY EXPERTS Saturday in St. Stanislaus Catho- lights. Gordon Lakes; Miss Patricia class at Briarcliff College will If you want to log yourself out lic Church. Rrv. Alexander Ma be held Sept. 23. Thompson, Butler; Mr. and Mn. ciejewskl. pastor, officiated at of your routine entertaining, setx Timolats Entertain Harry Eckhardt and family. Bay- Members of the class, leaving for the foUowtag Dutch or Irisl the double ring ceremony a this week to attend, are Miu For Daughter onne; Mr. and Mn. Joseph Kil- celebrated the nuptial mass that recipes—or both, mentioning the bride, North Plalnfleld; Mr. and .•rrlflo Elizabeth Jean Hesseltine, daugh- fact that you heard about them Curtains followed. ter of Dr. and Mn. Clair E. MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and MrsMrs. . William Eckhardt, Jr.. la this column: Louis King TUnolat of Navuink Btoomfleld. Mr. and Mrs. George The couple are on a wedding Hesseltine, Middletown; Miu Dutch recipes Sand a post figure. Draperies trip to Nsw England and upon Carol Ann Ilch. daughter of Mr. River Rd. entertained at their Palco and son, George, Mr. and card for them to the Netherlands home hen Labor Day at a Mn. Harold Eckhardt and family, Slipcovers their return will reside in Sayre- and Mrs. Alfred P. Ilch, Red Nsttaaal Tourist Office. 1 Eut ville. The bride la employed at Bank, and Miu Ji dtour-deaee In honor of their Mr. and Mn. William Eckhardt, Tweed* skirts, tea-time SM itrwt. Dipt. AV, Maw York. debutanto daughter, Miu Flor- Bedspreads Rarltaa Arsenal, and the bride- fOBMQol AiMBMsaMfOBii Mist Catalan Fentos. Mitt Ca- groom at the Okoalte Cable Con- of Mr. and Mn. Hugh V, Ales- ence King Tlmolat Dancing wu thy Smith, Jamu Good ai crepes tteeet a shapely fig- Linens New BnuuwfcK. For the Irish fish reds** sa under a blue marque* en the Charles OaMa, Jersey City. undronl, Rumson. a put card (rewsmtsi It Is lawn* of the TWMIM horn* over- They also will attend the bread) aekag for the Fish ure beneathl Here, just Venetian FTA MEETING lal reception Sept» to bo nJKwn _ th* Navuink River. Richard (Warren. MIM Tlmolat win eater Wheat AT NEW PALTI COUIGC Blinds UNCROfT - Uaeroft-Evarett by Mn* Ofowcy Ttuda pvwMBM Pna Airport. In- SHREWSBURY - Miu Patri- the thine Mithe-wolffct. of th* college. i College mis month. She I* a Parent Teacher Association will granddaughter of Mn. Paul Pal cia A. Don hu etartsd her fneh- open Ha fall schedule tomorrow at Miss Hesseltine. a graduate of try th* Scalloped man year at New PiK* College, Oldfields. and Miu Alesundro- ler of Woodmen. L.I.. and «IKDLE *r PANTY $MI I: IS p.m. In the school's sill pur .^ » cents a pound the late Mr. and Mn. JaJami u New Paltt. N. Y.. when ah* pose room, Andrew M. VanDyke nl. a graduate of Dana Hall, plan neighborhood and youn Ouyoa Tlmolat of Middtetowa. plan* to mater In elementaryy ed* principal, will Introduce f.cuhy Jo major In gener. Uber.lart. for the gstherlng If you live In a Miss Ilch. s graduate of Madeira, Miu Tlmolat wu graduated New Pelti, OM of the 44 members and explain the school's sanitary area that pro- from the Madeira School m Ji general policy. Mm. Ronald plans to major In secretarial duces them). In the New York Uni- Complttt Rike, president, and members of training, versity chain, I* a wacheri ce> The first solo flights w United • an— IVuan J»..-*-*- - the executive board will be host- DEAR MIU VANDERBILT: Statei Army Corsttry i at a coffee hour. Menu give us your opinion. A MIM VOfn, 0MI|m*r First Fall Meeting at College Park. Md.. In MN. ana Mn. Daniel W. Dora of Mead guest at a luncheon In a They were airborne for I mb> For Woman's Club country dab. refused her dessert, ow Dr., Shrewsbury, wu gradu- Mtu, II second* each. ated from Rod aVnk High School RUMSON-"Functioa* of II uyiag she did not eel Ice cream lutyur. MARGARET CROSS American Hone" I* the program end without cosMuhtai the host- Of fh* flfTBtftg fall to ordsf pie, SCHOOL OP DANCING lag of the Rflfluoa Wosaon's Chib muni •ftd greatly eav What do you tonight at • o'clock la BlagHam barrajud me. Warner's* Hall. The speaker wtU b* MrsthlakT-H. T.. Albany, N. Y> •ALUT - TOI - TAP George Schneider, Asbury Park, A guest at such a luncheon CHILDRKN KHOM S YKAR* fifth dlstrlrt American Home where the menu has been planned chairman for the frilerallon. HIM In advance by the nnttria should Bras from 1.50 to 12.50 not order on her own something will rw Mr*. Raymon»» r m* •••• —--d• 1 lAUJtOOM—CMWre« ana! Adwrr* Annarone anil Mr. Th«m«« 'hat hss not hrrn lnrlurt>
V 'ttk Sot Eleven of M Mala St. and tht tab wMboMlte alak Ava, Hlttlsadt, aad thlatt e Thomas Smith, aad Robert BBBBBB' VRBBBBV JBBBBBBBtiMtBtmaaaai VWal^aaiM aw tt Mr. aad gflajBB VnPBBb •^•VVBBJTtMPbW eTFlUtm/i Join Society late, Mn> McCoaaelL btcaaat tht Edward tckadt of Ul bride at MM B. Richards, son At ftat ttew. Hardiag R4, Ave WEST LONG BRANCH-*** 1 at Joha W. Richards of Daveras fall acUviUts for Tht Rotary- WO bt aamad "Kadtaseh Blvd., La., Watt Kiaasburg. and tht latt mm twritd laturday dtsffatd to aequatat tha pubiie Port Monmouth Mission. Rev Altar Society of St Jtrome's Mr. Rfcharaa, Saturday Catholic Church were saanaaiurt wMh tht efgasatattoa's alms aal New Mnamouth Baptist Church. aad to AHot Saria was tht organist whoa tht malt rssumad fall aeti- of»oit HtB ia the hurch hall. Mrs. Joseph Hornick. mtnv riate. Mar wbltt lace gowa atu barship chairmaa. Introduced Tnrtr Hill Ave. her lather, the bt butt** at a "MMt'a Eat" fitltd bodice with i a haUartaa tongt lira. Mat Dugan. ways and dteatr at ktr hosae at TiM p. m. of white organsa. Chapter sMtnbtra will brlag pret- ruffled skirt Sht wart a crew. chairman, said a ram- ST.' aeckliae. Moused of tatdpearls tad •alt wtt be held Sept 2S, la law. Htr veil was circular •boulder-length vaU. aad carriau » aad M ia s store ia Leaf AUht Oct U awetiag. la tat aadber aa aid faakioaad beuojaat of watte CoHayaaajwaal Baal Imal Synt- Branch with Mrs. Daniel Rich- gegoa racreatfea halls in Hum- Georsja Richards of West ards aad Mrs. William O'Hafan Mi. Mrs. Defeert Mammm of Keaasburg was the honor attead- Mn. William Bishop of Bctford Htr gown was was htr sister's mains) of hoaor Tht annual Communion break- Fair Havtn, president, will give bait bar raport o» the national Had* faat will bt held Oct. 4 at Old Ltka. N. C, alto tht Mdt's sis- Orchard Country Club, Eaton- aMh coavtattoa la St Lmiit. tar, was tht other bridal attend- fftr subject win ba "Yoa Aft town. Mn. Leo McGuire is IBVBBBBT chairman. than." for Ma bro- lot far Oct » It a ptatl duv A coat fashion show will bt the cwloa, -Judaism aad Da eaturt of a card party in the net." for tka bridal CONtMATUUTMY HAMDSHAKI — Tht aal Nov. 2. DeGennaroof To raUt fuadt far fataUtt at wk win thaw winter coats. Rtfarm Temple conductad its first sarvlet in tha Shrtws. Mm Charm Jaaalaga and Mn. Mtdteal Organisation, tht Jack faith of Port Monmarth. tar wfll hold a daaee KM. IT at left for a bury Prtsbyttrien Church Friday night. Tha Prtibytsr- R. J. Facjb#»jpTI plan the event. York State. • travtJhkj itns pormitted the Jewish group to usa its fteilitits for Coagregatloa Baal Inaai aad blaek Part Moa- Tkt. Chatter*! anaual pJadgt brother-ia- • yaar. Hara, Rev. John R. Collins, laft, pastor, wishtt O. Mtffaabach. Mrs. James E! aliht wffl ba aaid Nav. It, win wsm beige aad brewa te» Hunt, Jr.. Mrs. Peter .Burns, Mrs. Carl Specter of The couple wffl Hvt A rtcaptioa was bald at Out wall Rabbi Henry tambtrgar, temple spiritual leader, Mrs.. Ernest J. Kocsis, Mn. Matt., at guest laiakir. tad a oa Daveras La.. East Ktaatbng. s Irish who conducted tht strvict. Frtd Soriano, Mn. Walter Dow- fashion ibaw by Eldt Stoat tf Tat bridt was graduated from Mrs. Dorothy Drinkard. Htwark is the tatartaiamtBt — Mr. ant] Mrs. Robert Irua. Atlantic MgMaads High School Mrs. William Kennedy, Mn. Otto •chadded for Dec I Is a Book gtrworth tl IS30 Spring Gtrdt* St., Etston, Pa., trt pic- and tht bridegroom from Uatoa Kattrs."Mn. Robert McCallum Tiedje Gets Missionary and Mrs. Alice Esposito. aad Author luncheon. farad In larmuda, where fhty spent fhtir honeymoon at High SebooL Both ara Ike bridegrooms UN acUvitltt win start with by Jtrety Central P a Nile ass were Mn. John tht paid-up mtnbtnUp dlaatr Tha Rttli eottaeja colony In Southampton Parish. Tha Ught Compaay. Tha bridegroom. A New Rank Talks Tonight Mrs. Conde McGinley. coupla were married Aug. 30. Tht bridt is tht formtr a^M Worl d War II series, aad a corasat of caraa- Mrs. Robert Waiarlght, Mn. Den Jan. II. Life msartsn. aad IS NEWARK — Lt. Col. Robert aad It-year members will be Mary Bartholomew, daughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. Gtoreja Franca aad Germany. KEYPORT - Rev. Leroy Fred- Muttaaty. Mn. Daniel Richards, trip to Lake Q. Tiedje. lt Daniel Dr., Little Mrs. Edward Maher. Mn. Pat Itrthtlomtw of Chatham, and tha bridegroom's parents Far bar ericks, general director of Inter- The Annual George, the bridt wort a HuH t gyve,., hw been promoted to hinationas l Missions, will -speak at Garruto aad Mrs. Thomas Joyce. ara Mr. tad Mrs. Robtrf Iryggtworth of 10 Httthcliff Tkt coupla will Sixty members attended the will be held March W la the Sisters Ready present rank in the New Jersey the meeting of the United Luth- Fairmont Hotel. Laktwood. At Kd., Rumton. live la Port wing, Civil Air Patrol, it was meeting. tht April 21 meeting then win Both Mr. aad Mrs. Scbade at- eran Church Women tonight at I Mded MfcJdlttowa Township announced today. o'clock in Gethstmane Lutheran bt a study program, "Tourism For State Fair Col. Tiedje has held the posi- St. James CDA aad Vocational Education," aad a'Gat AcquainttcT Kathrya aad CeceUa Wbttstam, High SebooL Tha bride it tmptoy- Church Hall. fashion show wm bt instated NJ-L4 fo PTA Mountains td at Morgaavilla Farma, and tion of deputy for cadets in the Event Saturday 1 Tor r r1 daughters at Mr. aad Mrs. Louis at Campo Con- wing four yean. His duties carry He has just returned from mis- Offictn will bt tastaltod u™*" ** 1 PJbusteUl of M Oakland St. agala tha Court St James, CathoHe tht May II program. Tha flaal LAURENCE HARBOR—"Let * sinscUoay MaVHstawa. the responsibility for the cadet sionary work in Iran, and will y pg Get Acquainted" is tht program Symbolized wUI participate la tht State Fair training program in the state. give aa Ulustnted lectura oa that Daughter! of America, will bald activity will bt a Jewish National at Traatoa Sunday. Its third annual autumn dinner- them* of the Laurenee Harbor- LITTLE SILVER — The Wom- UFEVEB TO StEAX There trt mort than l.QOt Civil natton- dance Saturday ia Crystal Brook Faad Luncatoa Jaaa U CUffwood Beach Parent-Teacher en's Society of Christian Service NAVESINK — Paul Lefever. Air Patrol cadets operating Rev. Mr. Fredericks has served Ian, Eatoatowa. Pete Galatro't ANIIQUE SHOW, Association meeting tonight at supsriateadeat of Middletown through 33 squadrons under Col. as a missionary for the 13 yean orchestra will play for danciag I o'clock in Memorial School. with International Minions, MOtmXAIR - The Hadson day in the church hall. Kathy," cake baker of tht fam- Towaship SchooU. wUI speak at Tiedje's command. So Stowing dinner Snap of Shrawsboty wffl be Speakers will be Dr. William Mn. Ralph L. Barrett opened tha Paraat-Ttacbtr AtsocisUon Col. Tiedje has been a member which ily, for two yean In a row re- five missionary fields. Ha has Mn. Edward Jakubowics re- among N parddaatiag ia Sample, the new Madison Town .he program with devotions, ceived first prises at the Fair, at 7:4S p. m. of the Civil Air Patrol nine yean. ported pitas completed for the tht Anaual Maatcltlr Aatiaastship superintendent of schools, "There is a Light served in Africa, Pakistan, to- Upon the;Her gefoctio,, this year i.s. a- M1A1UMllia the schoolm . He will discuss the He has held positions of squad- f WTMQ tlM COUrt DM* Fair Sept 21 to 21 It wffl be and James Moloney. principal. Mountain." iRoyal Hawaiian Banana Cake. MMdlettwe Township School ron ^mandSTof the Newark «"•. The Philippine, aad Iran. held In the Woman's dab ofMembers of the board of educa- Squadron, wing land rescue offi- In his position as general direc- day la Red Bank Catholic High She illustrated her devotions Ust year her top prise was a Malt. School AlMfltOrtUfR. Upper Moatdair. opaa daily tion and the Memorial Numberwith colored photographic slides, cer and his present duty. tor, he visits each of tht five recipe used by her aunt. This fields every three yean. Mrs. Patrick Karinja wffl bt from 1 to lt:)t p. aa., with tht nine school faculty will attend. pointing out that mountains sym- ear the it using the family's Although usually associated His civilian occupation is ac chairmaa of a faU festival S*pt. exception of ft* flaal day. Sept William Kerr, a board member, bolize both difticulitlcs and bar- for frf-'M cake, addTag •** J***1^. platinum is uxd count executive with the George The meeting also marks the 34 iin . ththe schoohll auditoriumdiri . M. when hours win bt I to • win show slides of school and rien and that they also present mti'and pinespples froni Ameri- •»• e""5[it 'LIT'lfS!? *" quarterly in-gatherinh g of thhe p. m. PTA activities. a challenge. "Light strikes first ^^ Hawaii, to •«•»* todays high octane . Thank Offering the Lutheran Alwmri Mok to and lingers longest oa the moun- complete the entry. nawaii. w u resentetives. New York. womea make to their church. tain tops," she said. Cecelia has as htr specialty, Mn. Wallace C. CaldweU. vice pies. This year the win bake a RUHSON READM6 president, said "New Year, New grape pie. Last year tha placed MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY' Msjr tUsataa Mill Responsibilities," wfll be the her first entry M the fair, aad theme for programs for both came oat first la tht pie t*ktbi- groups ttoas. She"a after the saate btoe FALL SESSION Mn. Eugene D. VaadtrVort ri^hon i*jhi tni yeer* gavg e a review of' tht book. "M y Both girls htve enjoyed cook 21 • JmtTY 30 Daughter MjAte," by Ltuist Kathy Is a Tha Is a fifth grade paafl at OtMiait ChartotB. Strtat School Mn. Frederick CHUCK INGUSH Mn. BJbtit K. Mtgtr. Finance Firm Mn. FctsoBs mtredactd two STUDY SMUS guests, Mn. George Suppiee aad Mn. Woodrow Levy ll SeU Expansion 7-lt. were Mn. Joseph Juliano, Mn EATONTOWN - BtB I Raymond E Tag and Mrs. Kca-Compaay hat nhtalail a nethD. VtvanPtla t to H. Baa STEAKS Ofd Rinnfton Aa office win be opened at Mate aad Lewie Ste. Sept 22. he Windmill Burns said. RUMSON -An aid windmill Asstte of Bell Fiaaact an la UfHeVfM SUST Dlwf "~rM CM burned to the ground at Rumson excess of f2.eM.eM. Mr. Rd. and Beilevue Ave. early Sat- It la reported to be tht urday morning, pallet reported. largest paiy Ja the csuBij. They said they believe the fin fstrhait Mtaat] wfll was set An teveetlgation " offlct hart. Ht wfll ba beta IBBBCIW 1 bylaw 39 •tMeei•tidthty do art kaow oa whoso property tht Both the Oceaale Hook aad Lad- W10N BEACH - A party was der Company tad tha LOIN LAMB CHOPS 99: Fin Company wen to tat bnto tht amth Mrthdtv of __ rtta Swim, daagator at Mr. aad WbOt oat compaay kept water Mrs. Paul Smith, Heekltmaa St IrtBl 1ft. MATHIMATICS oa tht burning wiadmiM. tat Oatate wert Btss aad Suaaa Ua- other pltyed water aa tht atarby BUtM Hicks, Vtraaa tad SLICED BACON ~. 49 •a Corta Capebap w Hoasa to prevaat tin tne nn rrom sprtaaiag. als, Jtflery Caator, MBy Btfl. Then was at * Mark Smith, ~ Mfat" auts. HOME FROM NEW ENGLAND BEEF LIVER - 39 1-4 MIDDLETOWN - Mr. tadMOROANV1LE - Tha Mart- Mn. Allen S. Conklia of Palmer bora TowasMp TsMtfsn' Attt- Ava, have returned from a vaca- dtMoa win hold ahatket ptoak JUMOt NWH SCHOOL AWTHMfTIC tion la New England aad Canada. aad ctuatry auctiaa laterday They visited in Mystic, COM. from aosa to • p. a. at FreaFt Plymouth, Mass., tad frta- Fkalc Grove, 2s17 emit Notch. N. H., Fresh Carrots Otmet tad prises wtti ba foa> MATH SURVIYI oa to Caatda. a tjMk, M». ft? •* «kd It* trait Seedless Grapes MATHIWVIYN Purple Plums 2-19 • WCtJB, ?•!•. MM PARKIR JANI PAtKM B.INCN Sill PUCN PUIN lUTTIt MATH SURVIYII Ml 55 A. Baamaw ^BFt aaf^Baa^B^vW| MVU •a^rfaaa !•• rm OMii •H»MIK s »ac*« ••« COMMHI W9 W V iv^P^P^Vva^1! nV* S*itd lor Bulletin ,ApP$ tT TIM MA Is tHt (ttmt tl tht mmkar whlth wlN (tt< uper REAJNN6 WSmUTE twrt Ivelyn Drake, Tern Chtvtller tntj Jttn Wtai, Itft to rifht, at tht 6ty Ninttlti Atvwt tt bt flvtn »y tht WtftJ ta>dBj IA la Ladies Auiilicry a( tht Ptrt Manmauttt ftitt Aid ttjutt) twpaf MtfktH tud ttH-StfvMa tram Mly. i.uto tt • p. rt. 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j n»u», MM Sir BMe* Mtar, VOLUME LXXXn NO. II *< U» MM OMM M KM Bwk. M. f. Mataxcan First Aid Fete Man Stabbed School Program In Argument To Be 'The Biggest Ever* In Keansburg To Up Taxes 24c HATAWAN - TIM JNfc anaM Eiptesaatstlts James C Aacb- terser* celebration, at it* Mato- «tose';Wlt fee a1 guest «( the KEANSBURG — Miss Tbelms MIDDLETOWN - Accorejaf wu Flnt AM Sqiud to-be bsK sojatd. Other aomMee who Edwards, 35, of 1137 Forrest Ave., the Board of Eduatten, Iba promises to be the _ art MM New Janey, New York, will sppear before school maaliTtwa largest first aM event ever wit- Italian Bogart, prwident Magistrate George Ostrov tonightKelly Prison nessed la the borough. of the New lertey Pint Aid on aa asssult charge steming program wiU raise the school lax Some US units an Squad Council. from the stabbing of Eugene Sentence Is rate aa estimated 14 cents par for the parade. They Walker, also New York City, 100 of asseesed veluattoe. Tha parade will start at 3:30 early yesterday morning. Brst aid units and p. m. Partlchjuti will wcsWe eThis estimated Increase laHatta aad Ore departments aad their According to police, Miss Ed- Suspended wards stabbed Mr. Walker ia the the costs off tthhe bonds. . Mt aaxfUsries from u tar sea* u oTisfmiclnas. at tba fin FREEHOLD-Moomouth Coun- aad operating, costs of Use $MeV Chpe May aad u far aortb stomach after aa argument oa ty Judge John C. Giordano Fri- u the boardwalk about 1 a, m. 10 buikttag program. " : Coaaty. A amjiadsmiay of IbeworkItotworta* wm day suspended a five to seven- la **•*» tomssc OBUS, tea yesterday morning. year state prisoa term Imposed According to James W. DtrleV atari at fcN p. m. Mr. Walker received eight riser, board secretory, mm M HO M against Chertes J. Kelly, for belaer. A block stitches ia ths stomach at River- the embealement of municipal cent increase may be bi local mssMsd tor Mali St. win be view Hospital sad wu released. funds. by the 1NS-1M3 school year. bald iaottad a front af theflrst Police said that both partise After that, be said, tba rate will wen passengers on the City Kelly, former Matawan Town- start to decrease. Oae of me rea- Keansburg. ship tax collector and treasurer, to eater may contact Theodore mg at N p. m. wu put on probation for five sons for the decrease win be the Twenty-five trophies Miu Edwsrds and Mr. Walker amount the board will Phelaa, Jr., 00 Main St. wen both charged with being dis- years, snd fined $900. The souedluu completed buUd- awarded to the winners have to spend on the principal orderly. They were released in An audit of his accounts, com- and interest of the bead issue. lag renovations for the event the btock daacc. SSO ball pending tonight's hear- pleted last December, showed s Its next tut will be to decorate The American Legion wfll As an example, to 1003-lSSJ tag. total of $33,331 missing. the board wiH spend S303.4M) aa to welcome the thou- poasor the Nike "Hercules' The entire smount, in s single aaada of parade participant* aad missile display, to be sat principal aad interest oa me lump-sum payment, was recov- bond issue. The next year met visitors. The squad aaka the oo>front of me Lsgiao HelL Mala NOSI #HT$ AWAY —Neveslak «remen ere shown struggling to control Jfc-ineh Gvil Rights ered by the township from the aperatloB of local mitlasssm. St, from I a. m. to 1 p. m. hose which got away from thorn yesterday during the layskoro r^ Hgktors Asso- bonding company. amount will drop to $90,19*. aad home-owners, ia decorating la order to cover expenses, the which will result ia a oae coat elation Field Day at Nevetlnk. Tommy Cooper, right. hoMs afcwa. the m4 of the Kelly had held various puWI tiMr pramiMa with Amarksaa sqaad appealed to residents for Still Key to offices m the township since 1934. drop In the achool rate. flap or the colors of Oas Envelopes have been hot* In order to keep the crowd from being drenched. Oooaate Heel * Ladder He wu arrested July 1, IMS. _wWta and foil L HroCo.. of Rymsofl. won the event and alto copped tho btg 6. Kraogor tVowlng the same day the shortages wen Tba board is dMrftatmf a Company trophy. AssMing Mr. Cooper ere Tommy Ryan and Jaafc OtnMu Adjournment revealed by Joseph J. Seaman brochure explaining the alto Of WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress and Co., Perth Amboy, townshipthe new schools sad amitwaal Enrollment Hits 7,952 edges its wsy toward possible auditor. classrooms planned, aad a dto- adjournment today with friends Edward F. Juska, Long cusskra of the financial aspects Oceanic Wins sad foes already appraising its Branch, attorney for Mr. Kelly, of the plan. asked for leniency for his client, In Middletown Schools Officials Shown legislative record. According to this brochun, me If southern opponents halt their revealing that the defendant had MIDDLETOWN - Pay! P.* Contest sold most of his personsl prop- estimated achool tax Increase attack on a rider extending the would nise the taxes oa a $w> school superiatendcat, NAVESINK-Ocesalc Hook and life of the Civil Rights Commis- erty, Including his home and i Friday night that dder Company of Rumsoa won Hercules Missile mobile, to help make good M0 hom*$24; a $11000 homspfc sion, the Senate may be able to a $20,000 home*!; a there araJ.»B enrolled la tbaHits 120 mph, irst place honon yesterday for FORT HANCOCK - The U. S complete action on a I3J01J13,- losses. lowaffaip tcliool tyfttin* second year in a row, ia the Judge Giordano ordered Mr. homeJM; and a $30,000 second annual Bay Shore Fire Army Saturday unveiled Its new 000 foreign aid Mil it approved Thli represent* a 746*tudcnt b> est eddUMB to the opentional in substance Saturday. Kelly u part of his probation to crease, over last year. Then Cop Car ighters Association contest ben. nufceieatitattoaottho ssshinta" ' d Toe board also notes thai «aa- Oceanic volunteers racked up a missile family - the Mke-Her- But then wu ao terminal bear money accordtaf to an agnemenagreement tbirtUrd of the Increased woniajiyi w Brofcaa down, than aM 4jm RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Police total of seven points to edge out DMe onslaught iajiyw ChildrebUd n m thhe wen toting a 110 to KO-mile-an- cules» _ainst me rooimlwlsa, aar aa between thar otteamwt' an*, we asripaary regardless of the Monmouth Beach for top honors. banding companies '.wUeh had Ing program, to meet schools; UUtothe ... aar chase with a motorcyclist The Monmouth Beach firemen The Hercules, capehle of carry-the potential counter-threat tut made good the somregi. J achool; sad LBtt ia ft* Mgb bow Saturday morning until the irthen scored sis points for ccnvoatloasl or Mr. Juska said the defendant The board hopes to sell its school. The Beard of - MM decided to make some fancy followed by third place stronger civil rights legislation had previously eat Warns aad crashed into the atomic warhead, waa displayed this yur. had suffered physically and men-bonds for aa estimated Interest Navesink Fire Co., with four tally because of bis wrongdoing,rate of U per cent xctlmut of MM studeata this panning car. tallies. for inspection by local officials. The House, standing by. wu year. It sailed la Keansburg when ready tor efforts to compromiss d hahd beab n 'a out- The program covers the eon- toseph R. Lama, », of Hiram Results ia the four contests Fort Hancock Is the flnt mis- of The superintendent also inform- were as tottows: Water DreJNagt the bOI with Its own SJ.IM.MO. ally" betora me embestlement stnictioa of two intermediate and ed the board that men an eev- Trailer Park. Avaael. and his sile base la the state to get theON version of overseu sssist- one elementary schools plus ad- companioa, Mn. Mary Rotary division, first, Monmeutk David R. Gilton. a Fort Mon- oral "critieai Beech; second. Oceanic; centrif- the Nike- ce. Once this wu done the Imoutb aoldler, received a dition to six existing schools. classes might be needed. He Marotta, ». of Myenville Rd.. wury IsgWstoro could go home. Chatham, ware aeea speeding ugag l Ajax. etntenu to Bordentowa for noted that aeveral daesee ia vari- , a speeding d ia awaking Into aad en- ous schools had about 40 studeats away from tha babeachh ffrontt on hthasad second, Atlantic Highlands. The Hercules baa range of tte Hose UytagU : FirsFi t SeS aBi Brighth ; nmtles, as to 21 tot aa Botontown restaurant New Jersey «Mi««?»*. aad *U* A* (U station. He was repre- theMke-Aiac. by Lawrence Mr. Long Breach, Daoald J. Lopes, News Briefs also a Fort Moamouth eoldler, at me Naveemk wu sentenced by Judge Giordano WILDWOOO (AP) - Km*. School aad the first grade at the to aa tadetermmate term as. Barthorn. s topped the senior drum Port Moamoua School oa doable dentowa tor his pert in the same aad bugle corps competition apo> Her- sored by the state Americaa Bat at , USB*rei ft* body ended ita an. made what wee dasedbed as a Alex Abramsao of New Ybrk. event 1 taksa OB a toar of tba lauachlag roaca«sMia)acH
BEACHWOOD — Ray Lippin- i had a total of 462 points. De- FAIR HAVEN - Berdea L. __ te bf celled eft when the coM of Monmouth BeBt-Cktb, Red fending champion Ma;; Culpepper, '•nth" Haace of OM host Nave- northerly wtads died cut The thinl race yesterday m«n- Bank, made a strong showing in of Host Beachwood club, Ms the final three races to finish third with 421 markers. Dean Waters ig started with winds of I to fifth in the national Jef 14 Clau Lange won three of the five National Wood-Pussy Oaat anil- __ bat feH off Championship Regatta whkh con-series races, but never could Takes Second Ibis aety before' the finish. The 17 cluded oa tho TMM lUver Satur- completely shake off DeVera. eateetaata came eat to the start- day. The National Open, held tag Una for the fonrfh ««. but p b Gomel Event ftece. with hie capabls crew. wewerne NBShnsrbecalmedl and race efHdals The championship was taken by -TavAaWS ™»- - -* A# gUVsmmSaVgU •grnVl conjunction with the champion- MMn WW* •» l*e»mBm»lsm»« a^B»» decided to caU off the remaining a brilUaat Uvauetto Yacht Club aoip event, was taken by Gary ChJb, of Rod Bank, sailed "Sac- youngster. 17-year-old Art Lange, Hoyt. af the Beachwood ii events whkh was within the rules with a total ofSM.I points. Lange ttoyt dominated this series, win- of the Natkiaal Wood-Pumy Class completed a sweep of major jet ning four of the five races. The honors, having previously won event was open to any Jet sailor Social events included a lunch- the National Junior Jet title and that did not qualify for the main eon, cocktail party and a dinner the Bamegat Bay Y.R.A. senior show. Lake with a total ef M points to Saturday at River and Junior Jet diadems. JET 14 M.XMABIKH be five-race aerlet rtaal Nat MuaVna The Feaasytvaals MiMtary Col- the first Tha event, hosted by the Beach- 1. An Lunge. Lavtlletl* Y. C «*45: wood Y. C. drew 2t club and re-1. dvla rwVara. Lain Hoaatesnf T. C fr« Dt«a*i MIL Pa.. crews at Cotyeft 443; S. Mai Culpapp«r. nvaehwood T. dub and ngtsatl gional qualifiers. c.-42»; 4. pncpinch andieatndie. M "" Ave. C.-3M: 5S. *Ray Upplncoct. Jr..' Mod' weoajruewi Upptocott finished fourth mouth Boat CiubM.lj e. each of the last three races after hol«. UavalMttltt e T. CMC.-iM.aS ; T. Jack wrisnt, Jr., Manlalskini ». C.-3S2: S. •allku SaalllylS: tag n damaging diaqualifi. BUI OIMS, MonnootJi Wt C Caid Iftlaif nirtor, te the aaqpad series not on Tharsday. Ha wound op with v. c-asT.s. SOFTBALL TROPHY WINNmtS — Ray McCartmy, Red lank reereetie* director, left, haetaslby' the Long Island ct MI pemte. BiU Otosa, of MM- lit: i Culpaapar; 1. DaVara. Blair, ef the Cold Spring Harbor . aMMana;i Sa. Lanft. heca YaeatCteb. of I dtetewa, another Moamouth B. C. Sfrall Bar* presents playoff trophy to Hank Cotta, Di»on Oil Co. menefer, aftor his club do. e f I Y. C. with MH petets. Blair wen sailor, was eighth over-all with 1. Lann: 1. DrVara: 3 HaraM feotl. ta n Nsratan. Conn : 4. Wright: I. BlrkhoU feated Bates Lodge. 12-7. Willie Daniel., latat manager, leekt M. Cempetitlen vaflad the (teal race yesterday by a Harwaia. OaM—n{l Ml points. TMre hn mlh) over Harold "Rlp^lartead, I luraa. Skrtnkw* S. • Runner-tip in the regatta was 1. Lance; 2. Ctilpvpper; 3. Slnrilt; was in the Red lank Adult Softball League. Ill-Bll l l HIUl. .tavatiaNa»«»oM» S8. a.— 4. Upplncott'. 5. DaVcra. of the host Nevestak Beet. Rip's litlatlkk a StnrSonrtr . Nat«lNantlnna S. S-- Gus DaVera, a former Thistle Favrtll Rac* Waters, af the teen-mate. Howard Hathaway, Jl7. „li __11- S nuaatll. Jr.. H*»Miik f. E 1. Lant.; 3 rMVera: ]. Bjrkholi: 4 SnUngglaadY aaa Yaehi t CM> wHh 1»; 14— Paul ItaMnwtll, Outar Bar skipper from Lake Hopatcong Llpplncott; 6. Applegite. was third. isrtirl*r T.n C, Loaf ttlann-1>' IS—Art i DeaD n wee eightihh la the Y. C. DeVera won the final race FHHi Ksrp points. Charles Undback. Shrewsbury to almost nip Lange for the title. 1. O»V»r«: 3. Culptpper: 1. Olaan first race ysetirdsy. then cat Pul Wttan. Skravakunr S. it V.' c 4. Upplnrott: S. Lamr. Jumps in Jersey Shore back to wta the second tea}. Sailing and Yacht Club fleet 1»; I7-Jooathaa RuaS)U. Htota n*y, Third place was held by Jack champion, finished third with 31 i. Hao»; S. Waa ceutn; 4. erelay. ef the Little Egg Har- . CharMe Attain, vetei n » Tough Giants Bounce Back oath Beet Club sUpc (: S. lagram: t. AI- bor Y. C, ef Beach Havea, with ItoaaawaH; 1J Playoffs; Freehold Takes 4th 1st wee foBrth wtth K end Stimpeoe M. nin I: IS. twainn LMtlal (DMtMll- Edward A. Ryan Jr.. Shrawahury ii ML — To Lead by 2 Games in NL OAKHURST - Long Branch He gave up nine hits. Own fan-Keyport was leading. 44, going S & Y C. was fourth with I#H. Mb, with ». Natkiaal Woodk IAMA got the jump in the Jersey ned II. walked three and was into Ida seventh frame. Freehold «,* team-mata Jerry Draw. Jr., By the Associated Press tapped for seven hits. closed the gap with a run la the, Catyar, Navaaiak 11. was sixth r;; SS.. BrwnBrw : li a double, when McCormick took Shore Baseball League playoffs fifth Rvan IS. btraabatraaii i 11 Ilaaxi As tough to catch as a fright- over and got Ed Bouchee to and In tho two-run fourth inning, seventh and mads the count 44 the fourth taet, but M att «a wtthStt. «> VMIa-. tiTVtU Cairn: U. yesterday when downing the Bel JOIWUIU Hymn (DutuaUBMI( ) aaed Jack rabbit, as hard to hold *• game with a fly to WiUie Owen singled, and Van Dyke with • pair in the eighth frame, nth u tbt flaale to toae bis Hsaca. a 4t-year-oM eagiaaar. as a slippery eel-that may be Mays, mar Merchants. «-J. la a game reached first oa an error. Robin- The Townsmen kept their rally aVi m^m^m^^m^m^m\ won' tha first raea latarday wHh the best way to describe BiU The lone run. off loser Don that had more excitement than son made an attempt to pick off hot in the ninth by storing an- • npvn aaata, , but haa to strugglgg e from Cssri S*" irfTF'nil i Ootrari j«,"W«*<»-. Rigney's Saa Francisco GianU as Cardwell, came in the second andthe score denotes. Owen at second, but hU throw other pair for the victory. had a fifth and a Mlh. behinhdd to thha second taatt \& they continue to bounce back af- was driven in by pinch hitter In another game. Freehold de- went wild, moving up both run- Keyport chucker Ptttrowics In addMoa to taking tha Dr. ter every seemingly fatal knock- Dusty Rhodes with a sacrific* feated Keyport. S-i, doing all of ners. The first run came over on got into hot water right at the phy. MacCanslaad also teak home down. fly. The stage was set for Dusty the scoring late In the game. The a balk and the second tally surt of the inning when he the Stone trapfay for tha skipper For tho fifth time since they when Orlando Cepeda and WilUe last three innings. The win moved scored on an error by Anting. walked George Lott. At this point who did the bast in Ms first la- Red Blaik Picks SMU leaped past Milwaukee into first Kirkland singled and Hobble Freehold Townsmen in the play- In the fifth a ran resulted Dave Jones moved from tha UrnaUonal regatta. Daan Waters place a little over two months Landrlth walked to load the Of(, u 5,,^, ciub, wert playing from a walk, error, and Garrity catcher's box out to tha hill. won the Hatnes trophy far wav ago, the Giants appeared ready bases. Rigney sent Rhodes In to oW m Ue tor tourth p|ace ln stealing the plate. Right off the bat, Lott went to ning the final race of the rtgstts, To Win Southwest Crown (or the knockout punch. And for hit for Danny O'Connell double elimination playoffs. In tho eighth the nervy base second on n passed ball, but the fifth lime they came back The Phil^ s almost tied the score IAMA. winner of the regular running IAMA members pulled Pietrewici fanned oat Ohrov H. (RlD)BUUKiipiclsny from TCU and Texas. yesterday to win "a big one" and in the eighth. Pinch hitter RIcWe With Lott still on second, season championship, wasn't get- the same double steal as in the Farmar Fi Coach Abe Martia almost Invar- open more daylight between Ashburn singled. Walry Post, an- ting mas in bundles, but just fifth. Van Dyke walked and went maty got an infield hit tabty has TCU m the tWe fight. themselves and their relentless other pinch hitter, doubled. Ash- pecking away, stealing bases and to third on Bradley's long single Jones then patted his bead far- With players Hto fallback Jack pursuers, bum attempted to score but wa*taking every advantage of mis- into center field. When Conner ther into the hot water when he j. halfback Mar* Lasater j__ » *a> t .. •aMBjaaaay fivi; waiaviBaja » •••aw taraw to second in an attempt to Their once four-game lead re- cut down at the plat* on a fine tgkg. mado by Belmar. Long balked, attempting to pick off When I wee en eoerh|aa< tackle Den Floyd, they'll duced to a mere half-game, the relay from .Cepeda to Eddie Branch's biggest output was twonab Bradley, Van Dyke made Us Lett, with tha manor takin' g a jdtr Biff Maw at Army he herd to handle. At Tex- Giants had only to lose to Phlla- Bressoud to Landrlth. runs in th-^e fourth" . All other runs dash for the plate. base. Roger Kane then baltoaa yean age, he pent mo dawn Royal has been beild- delphia Saturday to set the sUge Four Pittsburgh home runs were lone tallies spread out over Conner. Belmar catcher, was tang single to scon the to eceut gnetttern Msti 1 now has more for a three-way tie for first place, ruined the Dodgers. The lasit was four innings. the heavy stickraan for the losers. foot- to support naif- pprovided Milwaukee won. ~ The Mt byy Hank PMI«e to th« elgtp. Despite the score, both pitcher, getting three of the seven hits by Veteran "Dim" Cashioa started Rene Ramires. top ends ia Dodgers were idle. off raliever Chuck Churn. rare locked in a tight gana. Lee Belmar. the offensive ta the seventh when the East, wbtehcea be as and Monte Let Just as they had done on «o ping a 34 tie. The others watt Owen received the win, while Curdo, IAMA shortstop, led he tripled to left field. After • ptaemsmg Una led by guard many previous occasions the hit by Ray MtJIas, Bob Skinner Robinson want the distance for with the willow for IAMA, with the bases were loaded, CaabJon GianU bounced back with a vic- and Dick Stuart off starter Belmar. Robinsoa walked four three hit* In four times at bat. tlM Wet- k T. c.: ii LM(M«a watan. tow the^ tea three. I'd tory Saturday and yesterday for Johnny Podres. Ronnie Kttae *-< fanned eight in Us hill duty. I In the battle for fourth position, rswto waked Lott a 1-0 squeaker over the Dodgers, went all the way for his 19* advised BUT we wen gotag tn be who bowed. 4-3, to Pittsburgh, victory, far one heck ef a game with Myers of the Agglea. end John and the Braves, who were beat- Eddie Kasko's fourth hit, a en, 3-2, by Cincinnati. sevmth-lnaing single, scored Yesterday, the GianU won their Frank Robinson and enabled the second straight while the Dodgers Reds to break a 3-3 deadlock with sterp. On the had their tve-fa»e a>l«l«|Milwaukee**** Darkey yteMee) Lead streak broken and list BravavtaM nine hits foe Matftfe triumph. The. BUT erialaly dkTe of the ether tap gwC their unbeaten string snapped at
DALY •AOVAHCB NEW YORK CITY INROU. NOW! SMI-tMt FOR INFORMATION CALL. M. Y. •« Mil. AWTA W. UUNM 14111 MU UUIA NARMN* WH M774 A ftOUP •UAMOfOf—Swiart Eisenhower, (jranddawih- MAR*AIIT I. COMtl, O.V.M. STORES U Mill far el the President, aeti a pat en the shoulder from the i*. aaa Chief executive after tehlna Tint place In the South «.M. SiW, 1. ilSS, SlSS, SlSS, MiM, III* r.M, itias. iiss. iiss. lisa, 4>M. SD, "A Tnintd Ik* h 4 BHtir Do?" Mountain Horse Shew for the Adams County Pleasure IISS, W« Hone class at Arendttvllle, Pa., Saturday. Susan, rldlna sue a.m., fiat a, m. Wem sn» ret, a hen* from the Eisenhower farm, wen • illvar tray and aw. mt TT —n ItIS m» lliM WM. tha blue ribbon for best in clan. IAP Wirephotel 10M AUURV AVI. Ataan Nrk •r\ [REVISION The Sunday Night Fight* AFTERNOON (ll)Popeye (It) Tola By CYNTHIA LOWRY In the first episode they beat off - (1> Love of Life (IS) J. Fred Muggs (4)) U. f. Marshal Getting Pet Show 'on the Road* AP TO-taele Writer the evil mining interest*. (4) Tic Tac Dough - («) Local News (I) Big Story "The MM and the Challenge." (7) Across the Board (I) Our Gang
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NATIONAL •UAAD armory in Lonf trench »n dedicated Saturday. At aaramon- ...an«J lew in coot V.vntmlly UtrmltH in iei were, left to rlaht, Stele Sen, Richard R. Staut; Maj. ftsn. Jamat F. Cantwall, chief af staff, Naw Janey Department al Deisms; Mayer Daniel J. Meher, ond Lt. itsumu n to Kmlonloun • SPW Col. Frank N. Keller al II) luttenwaed Dr., Fair Haven, ttstlen eammans'er. Tha MMMmUtlM MONMOUTH IOUWTY ANO NATIONAL NKwl 1)20.000 bwllding is at Ocean and Cooper Avei. It hei a f.OOO.sauara loo* ^'11 »l**a.al.tlaai»a»V»»»!» OS THK HOl« AMI HAI.r ItOtH «l« • m ism Mi Ml US •r»; ana) wilt bo available lor city and elvle affairs. V~BSen*ible Walking Shoe*Are Bach in
to By DOROTHY ROE , aarctmg oattt, beads aad The perls ef betog fa 9 AattcUtad Praaa Wemea't EdHer thia fan. aa comfortable, drum corps from liaiMng vet- style. Now you'll be able to bay edtat i 'Brat Ever eran'i orgtnliatJons. dvie beat* and oval toes, aad for the lint time to covers! ASBURY PARK - Highlighted (ratenul group* aad patriotic as- to walk over a aidewalk gnitog wMwut ricking a by a colorful pageant re-enact- sociations, as wall aa military la- ia half pint bottiea wU tng the Discovery of America, ttaUation. including Fort MOB- Joins Ladle*' AW The extreme pointed toes and needle heel* that have revohv WUliaaa Haw* Devi*, dtotctor tlM oUy-oaoasored Columbua Day mouth. Earl Ammimttioa Depot. of the Mvlaloa ofAloaMlcllov- NEW MONMOUTH — Mrs. WU- celebration to be staged her* Sun- Lakehurst Naval Air SUtioa and lionised American women's wafting habito la I will still b* available, but principally for cocktail kud Foster had charge of devo- day afternoon. Oet! 11, it expect- McGuire Air Pore* Baw, ate. of the baa feUowiag a hear- aoaa at the tint teaaoa'a BMet- ed to attract a record number of Volunteer lira companies, police New fall shoe* have greater variety of Ing AAug .1 111 . lag of the Ladief AM lacttty In parttdpating organization*, ac< reserve*, tint aid uaita aad siml colors mis year than la many yean., Tailored timpUdty to the At the prtteat time, aaty the BeptUt Church. MrTaiaries cording to Mayor Tbomat F. lar organizations will alao Uk< ticket for daytime, with the unadorned pump the top favorite aad Krueger was welcomed as a aew the stacked leather heel a popular choice. The aew heels ShebeU. honorary chairman. part alcoholic beverages" caa be dis- Man than lOt.OW apectaton la all heights, from roll call to the en a steel spike. There are new tributed ia half pint eoatolatn. IbMd the dry's streets and beach- The regulattoa has bom to effect!eaurch will be held Tmnadty. freat her* lut year to view the Kevin Sauickie ovals, Louis heel* with squared or rotmded shapes and many wrm e October meattni. sejasro&off lines. The thing that win phase meat ef the general If years. "Landing ol cohimbui." Before a change is mads ia a| members will bring m arbetei to U. S. Sen. Clifford P. Case hat Is Baptised public is the fact that the aew stocked bcelt are wide enough not be saM at the Baptist Home of to get stuck ia escalators aad the cracks to the sidewalk. regulatioa which has been invited to make the princi- •aoaaaged for «M Aged, Newark, for the Har- pal addreu at the Eighth Avenue UNION BEACH — Kevin Petei - Boots alto take the spotlight tma fan for the extras to thoe kag a wet Home Fair. Bandatand Pavilion, with Invitt- Sauickie, infant son of Mr. *JK wardrobes. These come to all vsntoas. from sturdy sports boots MMr . DaviDi t saidid, "itt shoulh d dear- ly appear by subttaatial, oompet- were Mrs. CUrtaee tlont alto going to Gov. Robert B. Mrs. Peter Sauickie, Pool* Ave. for football garnet to elegant pastel suede boott with Jewel ~ ~ ' Vlcken. Mrs. George Meyer, Meyner, State Sen. Richard R w*i baptiied Sunday in St Jo for wear on ttormy evening* wbaa you go to tht theater. tat proof that a strong pabttc Mrs. Walter Juale and Mitt Mid- Stout and others. seph'* Catholic Church, Keyport reason necessitating such a Evening shoes are shown to maay learners,. " change exists. A careful, im- red Merrit. With aome 40 fraternal, vet' by Rev. John Hendrlcks. Sponsors were Mrs. Jamet trimmed, with stiletto heel* aad aeadle toss, aad tocotor s to matchpartial analysis of the facto be- arant, patriotic and civic organi- any costume. fore us falls to reveal say cation* due to take part in the Tracey and Earl T. Swift, bott of Union Beach. A buffet diaaei BOOTS—These are present in all versions in the fall shoe lineup. In the fall shoe Uncap tha newest colon era all parade, which will be a forerun- Pictured are campus or country ankle boot* in osage green tones—nut, copper, roam, beige sad boas with deep ner of the pageant, trophlet will followed in the home of tf ma terasl grandmother. Mrs.) Jerrj glove toft leather, with tiny gaucha stacked leather heel aad avocado aad wood _ »OOFPEYHB be awarded to outttandlng unite. black ciseticisod side lacing, for comfort. ptas and toft grays vying wtm tha UNION BEACH - A party was Plans for the pageant include DsvisjOb Keypsrt* ~ aad Mrs. Join [givea to) eatobrate tha stem birth- TOVIH day of Lloyd Coffey, too of Mr, Lee, Mr. sad Mrs. Job HEwPOBI, VL (AP) — A IT and Mrs. Jeetph M. Coffey. af| red "Indians" of aU ages will |Vcdlinl, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Arthui yesreM Newport hay gat hooked will great "Cotambut" and hit Gieger aad Miss Barbara Smith haa ha lifted saatafb* Hae. crew, dressed as they were in Jersey City: Mr. aad Mrs. Henrj The youth wtsaoattajoadtofive Weiss. Union: Mr. and Mr*. An [days to Jail for petty larceny. MM, coming ashore through the thony Melange. Clark; Mr. am surf in whale boats. ' " lice saM ho stole a reel of Mr*. George W. Brown, Keens aytoa Bah Has aad a packet of A feature of the event of world burg; Mr. and Mrs. John Calan Interest will be a group ot repre- dra. Port Monmouth: Mr. aw sentative* from all nations of the Mr*. John Sauickie, Mr*. Charlei AT LAST, AN ACCIDENT Free World now in the U. Maria and Mr. and Mn. Phillip Keyport; Mrs. Chester Matthew* ST. LOUIS (AP) - Haslet; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kei Vcty. it HewMmm of ly, Sr., Red Bank; Mr. aad Mr* Floriataat, drova I.eN mOtt Peter Sauickie, Sr., Mr. and Mr* moBthfor maay yean bttore he George Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Har bad bit Bret aeddeet vey Ericksea, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Vary smasbed into the rear ot ard Laeoy, Mr. and Mrs. Bea Us owa car, drivea by sis junta Sauickie. Mr. aad Mn Swift and ton and Mr. and Mn aad be coalda't atop Tracey and daughter, all SMART FOOTWORK — Street DRESSY SPECTATOR — Cold SUIT BOOT-Soft brushed calf to time. Vary was diivlag com- Union Beach. pump with aew oval toe and nailhead* oa avocado green ia muted brown accented by paay car to a garage and nit wife stacked leather heel, in blue calfskin add cocktail glitter to instep band aad mid heel ef wsa taking Ut car to mat he'd calfskin with black heel. polished black calf. a rid ' DONDTS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Darnel Dead! o IS South St. Red Bask, aatei Methodists Have 20 Get Ceitifleatea tained last week-end for Mr. *n< In Swimming Course Mrs. Anthony DeVoe of Detroil Dedication Mich. Mr. Don* operates Airpor MIDDLETOVN - The foUow- tog yaaagttora have eaocittfully Inn, Shrewsbury Ave., Net EATONTOWN — The congre- Shrewsbury. Ulaa ef the MethedUt Chares camptited me last period to the held a dedication service yester- day moraing in the Masonic Hall. to swim . aad rscatvad Broad St Financial pledges were ccrtificatis: received during the service*, and Ktti».WU- dedicated by the minister. Joba Cath, Ray- Clark, Craig Crawford. SCOTTS The commission on steward- ship and finance, under the chair- RETAIL manship of Mrs. Leslie D. Setly, Mary has been working on the church's IRAN IOARD MIMUR PRODUCTS Elaine Pretwell. Karaa Tbemp. budget and has informed the con- sea. Aaa VWa. gregation as to the financial needs Joaaft .bar- STORES OPEN EVERYTHING of the church for the fiscal year The every-member caavtst con WED. & FRL EVENINGS YOU tinued ia the afternoon, the com mission visiting members of the UHTIL9 P. M. •greajMbea aot preeeat during the pledging services that mom- ing. The Adult Fellowship had a pic FALL nic supper at Allaire State Park yesterday* SEEDING The annual conference of the Methodist Church begins Wednes- TRIDERITE day In Ocean City. Mr. W. Lester Whttfield. the lay delegate, and SILENT'SPOKESMAN — rteach Caa*. i pastor, Rev. MBtoa E. Le- Jsee.aes Ceaeteaa aad hit wife, llmeae. pate wtm pet Compte, win attend. dachshaad aboard hb rcatarek ehlp Calraae ta Kew Terk. TkefU attoad Int UteratMstnl Oeataagtsphls C LAWN PARTY UNION BEACH - Mr. and Mrs. LAWES Francis Quian. Prospect Ave.. DRAFT ROCKEFELLER York to become a were hosts last week at a lawn CONCORD, N. H. (AP) - A the RepubUcaa Fraaidsatial i COAL COMPANY. INC. party to celebrate the birthday inaUon. of Mn. Karl Barber. Attending 'Draft Rockefeller" movement were the Quinn children, Mich- has been started ia New Hamp- Their request was caatalati ia SYCAMORE AVe. ael, Patty. Billy and Diane. Mr* shire, which will vote next wire addressed to Rockefeller I RIGHT. Barber's husband, and their chil- March • in the nation's ,. .at hit office ia tht Stato Capitol. SHREWSBURY flMtat Albany. | dren. Karlene, Sustn Ann, Rich- Presidential primary of 190)0. ard and Karlray. Mr. and Mrs. The telegram signers FROM SH 1-4300 Coffey, Sr, and Mr*. Frances A group of 40 prominent Oran- heeded by Rep, Chester E. Mar- Quinn, all of Union Bean. ite State ictidmta asked Gov. (R* H.). Nelsoa A. Rockefeller of Newlleedtag R THEtVERY Act Now-fbr ftotufti lift* ThW • "In Just 8 Weeks, Slenderella START P-e-e-1-e-d 14 Inches Off My Waist! Hips! Tummy! Thighs! for only ••••avisit
Imagine! Hat] you started] ~ 'iiclnf Plan eight short TO D A TI — A hat IMrtmi of the fast COB. it BwQB BBpUMUMJ WH Da)VST BJMOT IHtnOftaWre . tarr to revived to this bttoa hraabaj heaver bat «VNh a >wfcsT off tat* after tea at nsftr tggajg turned ap brim. The toll etowa tabaHil w brewa faMle. thott ink Um pain of walUnf ibew with titri tyirnl I entry cents* •/ yo*r tt)d> lay the incredible low prtoa of only U • aMff mn. Tnut Stria* RiU quality aad curaAJ fit But If you set now-then's itUI tins! Yss otnftil tttaag. -at a price every woman cm aford-you aan reduce your waist, tummy, hips, haal aaatf, aattg haal It o Im thighs, (aot aad neok-*rffAs*j atojrvattos) dlaai a* anal ^i l aj ttppara, aUzlbl* aolat. of-/ar /ml f/ m TO Ifcti ACCOM** TO DOCTOHS' MnCMPriONt CAMPUUY POUOWaf) fMrMMrssiTMalWfl.liUMimr ...and low In eest RIP IANK •ajsw.Hl.PM II* MOAD STINT SH Mill . SHOE CO NTERNATIONAL . | is moAD tnun .;-',- "" ,'*- •EPBAWKKECiCTEK STEVE ROfW Elected Chaplain Nancy Armstrong Elected KEANSBURG - Mrs. Hattie Awarded Patent Murphy was elected chaplain of HOLMDEL — David B. Ross- the Companion of the Forest, leim. Deercrest Dr., received a President of 4-H Club Viola Claire Circle, In the Knights S. patent recently entitled, "Method for Fabricating Ves- LINCROFT — Officers elected; of Columbus hall. sels." by the 4-H Club were Nancy BI-STATE AUTHORITY Mrs. Mary Ball was elected The patent has been assigned Armstrong, president; Christie WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Apast chief companion; Mrs. o the M. W. Kellog Company, Pemraerl, vice president; Judy plan to place control of the Dela- Marion Werner, chief companion; ersey City. Mr. Rossheim is Wilde, secretary; Doreen Hayei, ware Memorial Bridge in a 10- Mrs. Delores Miller, sub chief Met mechanical engineer there. treasurer, and Kathie Pickerel, man commission composed of companion; Mrs. Pauline Antion- This is what the patent deals dub reporter. residents of New Jersey and Del etti, recording secretary; Mrs nth: New members introduced were aware is expected to win ap-Jean Reynolds, financial secre- In certain chemical and petro- Debbie Braun, Elizabeth Sieti, proval of the Legislatures of both tary; Mrs. Geraldine Werner, states. leum processing operations, it is Dotty Ankin. Diane Dufford, Bar- treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Me. desirable to use a single vessel ry Fields, Ray Antelm! and Paul The towering four lane span that Greevey, right guide; Mrs. Doris with two separate reaction cham- Pichelo. connects Wilmington, Del., with jers, one above the other and the New Jersey Turnpike now is Duckers, left guide; Mrs. Georgi. Gail Beabe, a past president of anna Kirch, inner guard: Mrs. separated by a head or member operated by Delaware. The auto that is common to both of them. the club, will participate in thetoll is SO cents; trucks pay more. Catherine Boehler, outer guard; By WALT DISNEY 4-H club fashion revue at North Mrs. Marguerite Mulcahy, trustee Apparatus of this type con- MICKEY MOUSE Wildwood Sept. 18. At the county Representatives of the two erves plant space, minimizes states agreed yesterday to the chairman; Mrs. Loretta Dolan 4-H fair, she received three ex< and Mrs. Joan Gsuthier, trustees. heat losses, and reduces equip- VU. TBLL THOBB eellent ratings for her club work formation of the bi-state agency, ment costs. similar to one that operates a Installation of officers will be IF X €01X7 CNL.Y KIPS A THIN3 OK in clothing, as well ai a special held in October. Mrs. Hattie It is of substantial size and clothing award. number of toll bridges across the mmutm sow WAV Delaware between Pennsylvania Murphy and Mrs. Mary Ball were must be capable of withstanding TO amr OUT cm • Gall also will participate in 4-H and New Jersey. hostesses at the meeting. high operating temperatures and -TWSJ dub activities at the Trenton pressures. State Fair Sept 20 to 27. Other Answer *» Saturday's P%m>» CROSSWORD PUZZLE Vassal Caostractiea club members who will partict< In the construction of a vessel pate at the fair program are Am- ACROSS DOWN .'IJIKAJ :i I i.-J!- of this type it is necessary to ie Braun, Doreen Hayes, Kathie Tatw 1-tUvtas rnmi ut un!:i:ii provide a satisfactory Joint be- Pickerel, Judy Wilde, Nancy Arm cloth brancbw 4-Bppw t-Con]unctloa tween the walls of the upper and strong. Rickie Fields and Patri- S-KK«mtuimt - I-Precloiu lower chambers and the member cia Maboaey. These members are ttfon atone tl-Foundilloa (-Commtmor* that separates them. eligible for participation In the lt-Lamb't MB ativ. disk State Fair because of their excel n«m« S-Man'a These parts are normally weld- lent ratings in 4-H work in ento- IS-FemaU nicknam* ed together, but problems have •tanp »-Drink Howl/ n encountered in obtaining mology, gardening, cooking and 14-I'art of T-Suapatona clothing, "tob«" S-l,aflollna satisfactory results. Il-Mlr* (llrlt.) To provide an improvement IT-PIMM ef 9-Keverenc* Club leaders directing the Lin- dlnntrwar* 10-Afflrmatlva over the prior practice, Mr. Ross- By MEL GRAFF croft unit this year are Mrs. Ed- lS-Mak* lac* llril heim developed a method of pro- SECRET AGENT X9 ward Fields, Mrs. John Beebe, ll-Momaita mammal* tl-Vahlrlt . ll-Abova Il-Dlltrw M-Maa't BUM viding the equipment with a weld- Mrs. George Armstrong and Gail M-8land«r 11-BWIM rlv« •tgnal •7-Prtntar'a ed intersection or Joint which tl-Paral of 10-gmall bird tT-Southtrn makes it possible to realize the tend K-DUh ef blackbird It-Crj tH-Heary eort frulta it.Kxtlnct bM IO-Pr«Asi tkTM full potential strength of the two II-Toting boy M-BmaU nt 40-Place tl-Pariod i connected chambers. SSKt 37-OoU mound «Wb b 4-H Clubs SSKncoonto^H S*-VMMl 4«-Label tlm« In accordance with his Inven- |I-Pf*f* Of COt S0-Tt» Mlf 48-siikworm (t-Uppcnaost timhor U-ConAtaft to-Rubblih tion, use ia made of a Y-shaped Need Leaders H-A -onrtMOt moist on li-Kthlcal conjunction piece of metal that ia positioned (ahnr.) S4-Att*mpt SS-Arh« 4»-8nn NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs,M-Anum between the parts and permits John Beebe of Branford Clr. 41-Pr«m«tH(m the relatively simple and easy at- U-TIMT* del tainment of a welded Joint devoid baa made an appeal for men Panms . and women to volunteer as TnmMi of objectionable stress concentrat- 44-Cnnrt ing sections and may be inspect' leaden for 4-H clubs in this 4S-r>nnluiietlnii area. 47-Tak* on«'t ed by X-ray techniques. It avoids part the disadvantages encountered The dubs, which provide pro- tt-Pnlt of grama for boys and girls. 10 to 21. fdnmmo previously. The resulting section- is part of the co-operative ex- rtirrmcT allied vessel may be used satis- SI -Pound down factorily under extreme service tension service In agriculture M-Anirto- Bason and hone economics carried on H-SXforl In the state through the co-oper- SS-T1n*m* ation of Rutgers University, rwit* Guenther to School NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT md GEORGE CRANDALL county boards of frtfikoUtsrs and K-Lonr «ttst tans On Methodist Grant the U.S. Department of Agricul- •0, LOCK WHAT ture. M-A mat* WESTMINSTER. Md. - Otto rbt) HUM WANTS TO K s aorrc*. 3 WONPEK WH«W POP Joha Ooaather, Jr., son of Mr. YOU.' She said leaders are needed SS-MatlT* m«Ul 'POPULUt1 WITH TH« LAPIIS SOT HIS INFKMAsWUN for club work in gardening, flow. St-Warce* . and Mrs. Otto J. Guenther of 42 IT * A OOOP IP»A TO ftUOwC* N-Alttrlaa Washington St., Red Bank, will ers. vegetable growing, cooking •oaport - ~ one of the 32 New Jersey stu- and sewing. Mrs. Beebe or Mrs t*>Fl*1>oaltl«a lents entering Western Maryland Charles Conover of Everett, who Tl-Ma«heiMtl« College this fall. Orientation has served as a 4-H leader for (eoHoq.) week opens Sept. 21. 10 yean, have free Information available A June graduate of Red Bank High School, he will major in business administration. Mr. Guenther is the first student to awarded a $1,000 grant from Shoemakers Took— and the Red Bank Methodist Church Scholarship Assistance Commit- tee. This scholarship was estab- Gave--Pains in Past lished in May to be used tor col- lege education for church mem- By ANDREW MZISELS lers or children of church mem- bers, MARK TRAIL By ED DODD NEW YORK (AP)—If the shoe flu. the saying goes, wear it. OCEANFORT NEWS Throughout history, however, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker people have often worn shoes that Van Brackle entertained the let- didn't fit. And their reasons ter's brother and sister-in-law, tell a lot about their times, says Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foster of Joseph Burger, who has a col- New York City, and Mr. and lection of 400 shoes dating back Mrs. Albert Atkinson and daugh- to 1350 B. C. ter, Nancy of Demarest, N. J. Burger has a pair of monstrous Mrs. Harry Larson. 42 Spring- shoes fashioned for Henry VIII, field Ave., wtU be the hostess who had gout. The royal boot- this week for the first meeting of maker designed a pair of com- the season of the Mothers' Club fortable but hideous sandals with of Boy Scout Troop SI. large silts over the wide toe and DUST DEFIERS-Joscph Burger, who has «M shoes dating back Visitors at the home of Mayor • little flap for a heel. te Ult B. C. shews two ef his ceUeetlea. These were worn by and Mrs. Edward C. Wilson. Sr. The shoes were hardly grace- the neper class la ladla la reduce kicked-up dust. recently were Mr. and Mrs. Stock- ful, but people being what they ton Hopkins and son, Scott, of were, they soon copied the style, Matawan, and Mrs. Wilson's sis- and the streets of London began ter, Mrs. S. H. Hopkins of North resounding with the plod of the Miami, Fla. POGO By WALT KELLY duck-like footwear. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Da- Just when the shoes threatened vison, accompanied by Mr. and to bring traffic to a halt. Henry Mrs. Charles P. Van Brackle. Issued a decree forbidding lay- motored to Longwood Gardens men to wear shoes wider than and Hershey. Pa., over the holi- four Inches. day week-end. Nobles were permitted to wear Mayor and Mrs. Edward C. Wil- •hoes six inches wide, but Henry MI, Sr., entertained at a bar- was still assured of filling the becue supper at their home. At- biggest shoes in the realm. DUCKBILLS . . . Bohemian BOHEMIAN ... la the 17th tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Century Bshsmlaa asea were Somewhat the opposite situation went** were these la the 17th liam D'Amato and children, occurred in China when a club- Ceatary. Mdlai valuables ia shoes with Newburgh. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. footed princess was bom to the the tees. to scare away Morton A. Barnes and son, Andy; royal family. Mrs. John T. Wilson. aU of this place, and RoXIdo D'Amato, Long Branch. •the* royaltyTould'have1 to'fo*!- He P0'"" l0 *** P'»"<"™. *>h(lls «» entire collection of William low suit if they were to attain*0™ ^v 'ta"an nobles in the Randolph Hearst, while other lsth INSTALLS MRS. DOOUY Stature and the feet of Chinese Century — presumably to pieces come from the Museum women' were bound from child- rBise lhcm •boV1' lh' mass(S nf [Se*uil sdlCTICe '" Vlennl' tne KEANSBURG — Mrs. Georgia An even mnrl' ixtrilni' rx- Lima Museum l Illd senior hood and saueezed Into tiny tni sllo< is tlle llnd tn ghees untiil relativelltil y recent •"*'• °* » ^P* "' ' <" Shornsieael Collection in vice commander of the Disabled MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST "harem stilt" worn in l>er«.ia in Munich, Germany, Veterans auxiliary by Mrs. Louis the 17th Century. Hurgcr. who says "I earn my Mebus. Mrs. William Hansen and Burger, a cuitom shoe manu< >ho<>.s r.iiM'd tin TO«UOTt0MC0» money making shoes and spend Mrs. Dooley were appointsd trus- MAOWONA at his Manhatten show- ,„ ^ . . - , . tees. Membtrs are selling candy. IMMOtTALUNtt: hld unport( d hv a sUve n our nioai, t DAD Junioie "MMCTHMa NCW. on either side when she walked. ftJO.MO. HansM. Also present were Mrs. HMKCNAnou. Ha says that shoes have never Burger's uill.mon also in- Frtida Wlnklemann, Mrs. Pto^ keen more practical than Ihtv i-tuife* "diiM d.drrs rf red mor AWOL DOG FOUND ence RIU, Mrs. Owllym Davis, are today, but he also notes that nccn," worn by the upper clui Mrs. Janet Davis and Mlas Lor- ahoe hlitory often repeaU Itself. in India. ST. LOUIS (AP) - Army Pvt. A prime example of this, he With their turned up toes. Is the Ktyle> In women'* these drove 500 miles, searched seven today. The pointed toe and up du»i dsys for their pet dog which WM SrMEWSBURY-MM J French style hei-l arc t.-ak< n Then there are the lank vault Ct.. hi atralght from the style worn by klm. worn by tiuliriin.iii Ft. Rilcy, Kan., discouraged. after spending August at the Pol- women at the turn of the ten- In the 17l"h Century Rut the Humane Society didn't tnry. shnra had flaten-il topi in Burger, who invented a height, which milady kept miles north of Thule Air Force toertaslng shoe for men In UM. portant papers and week later, the dog, named John adm*ta that this was hardly • her Invrr. ny, was found and shipped to theheaded the six-man team of me- Brand new Idea. fliiriier's "ahm'sruin" By BILL CTMALLEY THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEYREVEREND
MOM* WITH OtMAUMOMl CRIAMOUW* 1 1 VETERANS areo- en after 4 Daya Caaawatfcr* Me Vmt BJUBT BACBinT- flamt aaw sharp- AA-I COST DUPLEX — ma. vMaaisf anrtf-fcnalaaaa: Bam several thou- kltchea. Uvlnf room, bedr * CO. NO DOWN PAYMENT THREE BEDROOM bone. I Day* CMMIII»I Me UM "*•¥ trantnorteflea, Milan astia la your span tuna. beta. MS per monta plus aUIIUea. !•- rsom Htcnen, bath. M MuaUnit tKa silvern rorennett. . «U t-3a_ module occupancy to Jt — • -• Heal f-UUe at**) Iimna** r r >1 M Paya Caaiif tlvi Me Law Itk small laHlal outlay. Idtai at Retannoee. CA t-Trtt. tt 17. PER MONTH _ ,-_i «i ««- net water BABYgtTXEYgtT R -Available • a. m. laaeoond Income kr ratlrcd man. Work —rig Branch •14 to settle ettaU. MOa** OJMIWIIIB He UM t:M p.. m. r>m tragspirtailan. Tte TOUT own kauri at Home. No apeelal IT tta-h i. The eeraen %t tMi hour. RUU lUM 'inowledge required. Call U I-ItW aRar UNFURMUHBD TKRBB-ROOM — lag H tarty, kvt tt'a Yaariy CMHract Ratta Apartment, keal eupaued. tl Man- peaty that they an aaklng ___ ... SALESWOMAN Part-time. Btpar- BKMUh M. rt». BH 11»B or RU 1-SIM. Urge thraa bedroom Mdtr borne with ATLANTIC HIOHLANUS — atlUac dreaeei tnd cettt 'ap- extra Urge fully esalapee kitchen: noa» ranch Dining area. Blind oHl lulls Ths Refleter'a ply Mf. Marrfy. Sytvetle. MlddietewB OAKHUKaT— Purnlaben. full alaod dlalnf rates, saslsstd porch, •hooping Center, MMdletewa. MORTGAGES atk, garage. Four roemaisma,. hath, ga- run hasemant. raaio and atanr mora p O. lot Ml flirt. rase. Adtdta. After • o. — -" fills* to dually, adit or rtltci WOMAN OVER St-Ts can lor moth- • m. CA 1-XgSt. extra! that will really Haaae you. r- ._,- ad shopping, c tny advertitiaeiat u rtaervod by E RM! Pick your eelor ictgwn*« Ntw cellent leutlen. Baaatlrally lai available st I17.KM. The Brook nigiti* The Register. •run home, lalarr and pleatant CASH FOR YOU THHBE ROOM! Ftt JINUHBUJINUHBU - AlAll l ecsped lot. home to nthl party, Sleep in, OS l- ttlcl a euapUsdUd. MuaMtt aharh a bbath.h."ft i»otMtw1lh thra* or tour bed- Unk BvJIdlaa. Atlantic rUgk»a»_r We will not M reepoulble tor mm between «-t p. - or iH l «lgl BUPBRB S»BC8T1V_A|/OMB - On. errors, union they are detected FIRST-SECOND MORTOAOBS Uviaf room. atata- area. •10300 Full Price before a— second Inttrtlm. WAITRESSBS-Apply ta parson. BOMB IMPROVEMENT LOANS HiaHLANua - Three Jbedroom Mr- plus acrea. Bptll leveL Five, bod- No esnctllatloni will be accepted: White't Bile ahop CONSOLIDATED •Mil apananenuaaani . All utllltlii la- UtchM. baft, full eaUar. PW lite nsew. three batha. Hvmg. «k_ig. klt- WILLIB CONOVBR AtKKCY or ehMfaa mada In Unmnmlnli Hwy. a. Eatontown eroded. «al parmonth. Call aH 1-1PM. 1M~ FHA fgsMactBg. FuU price Non-Vet 1315 DOWJI ckaa and dtaotte. dea wiu flraptoce ma ankr after receipt at office. MIDLAND COMPANY aad acretaad perch. coaaaeHaly air I.IOIIT HOUIEHOLI) DUTIES, evening large attractive rooma. Un eeadlllonect. 4t» laet from KVewtkury , AtUMIc and Marlboro dinner. 1} noon until i p.m.. tour 1IQ0 ASBURT AVBJ. AIBURT PARK ld.BlactrW kitchen, ooon Mat Monmoulh Countv Office river. Nonhever tsctloa off Nkveslnk Townahlnt DIADUNI or nva dayi par week, no weekend!. PR 41S»1 lisa, buaanese woman. aH l-«rai. RT. IS KODDLET0WN. N.J. River Rd. Housa hat mtny aitrat in- WH S-atii Family of four, new modern kitchen. cluded in price. Just reduced le SS» • B:00 K Day lefart "'Rtimaon". hox Bti, Red Bank. .1 !4 rooma, with garage. OSborne 14600 THE BERG AGENCY •St. Houtet In area priced to tlM.MO WILL BUT drat aad aeoond mortgagei All Improvement!. River tllp included with dock taellltleo. WOMAN GENERAL HOUSEWORK, age or make direct mortage want on reti AT 1-3074. DAILY: M "Perstaallted Service" over 311. three school age hoyl. Five eatatt; nttontble ratea. Addrea* with House could be bought with email down COMMERCIAL PROPERTY week. Steep In. SH 1-1233. full psrtlculara: Title A Mortgage Co. THRBB ROOMa-Furnlehcit. (Tiiiitlea, EvaaJaga: KE *_»••. OSborne 1-1000 payment, or leased with option ta buy of K. I ett Cerllee »ve., AUeahurat. llaene. parking Included. Clean. Plen- RBD BANK OFFICB-iptca 1 MS St. FOUNTAIN OIRL - Houre from I n. J. BJB t-lSlg. * ty beat and hot water, ueelreble aelgn- SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT Mlgaletewa. M. SH i-tm R. Three-room eulte, air conditioned. p.m. until 1» a.m. Bli-dar week. ' hood, at Preepeet Avo., cor. Jaw * Ilia. I gH mat after I p. m. waak-daya. OCEANPORT PR 4-aiaa. Mr. WalUee. '^^ Apply In person IH Monmouth at.. Adulte only. ROMA COURT UMTS*, lew home. UrVBBTMENT PROPERTY — Inoome Ron Bank. FPn ratals, twa aa—s. aa Baas kaat. POUR-BBDROOM.twe-etery keuss wiu N.SOS a year. Landscaped welsrfront STORB—In Mlddletewo. ', mile from c_tt OaMified rNSTIUCnON its kk_wa. 1% kalba. cellar. property: three houeee on three aerea COMPs7I_rTT~rM)U8aTB_a1PBgi te live tucked aaraae. Fall blaataeal. Mod- r awraaa. Hot wtur Red Baas. Part ef flveetore unit, In. and can tor aaa eklM, a—all era eo_bu_5oa kltehea aaa t—mo al ground, all rented; property la- Sieellent far stationery, luncheonetie, SH 14010 or name, IMOa oooklng. Receat nttroacea PLAY POPULAK PIANO Let MtBlll SM I-Tan Near hoe gal ocheola. Lou. _ eludes three-car garage, amall eottage. dry cleaner er otker eervlee-type ttoret. required. Call tH 1-SJM during any AND "'".tas. Par appoutneat call U roam tor three additional houtts: water- Raaaanaklo reaL Pavoa parkmg area- OS 14)525 andi CA t-IMB after t. APABTMBNT FOR OM ar rws, front haj lutt asm dredged: deep Call SH 1-tStt. aaansel. tew seek: Mt.MS. M imi Catli «• private MaTRIDIAN INDUaTRIBfl, INC. Haas- pkMary rgisjakil flimi ootraaee rant HAVEN raetiarora m line llnaerii raaulre aew- wag paraa. eVt ejaa. CA Ma*. lag machJaa aaaratara Ml ar fiirttraie MIDOLarroWN t UUaabtui S, WHItnoy «. flood working aoMHttana, aaal van- REAL EtTATE WANTED out ea private telephonei ara tlona and ether benetlta. CM Bt.. Una rears sM. Paor kin , twa HBLP! tail-free as ik I-WM from uia fol- Keypan. baths, garaae. pallo. fenced t lowing etatleoe: ATlemlc Hlghlande Lot tatxUtsn islet street 1. CApital t aad t, Liberty 5 Hl|h THRBB! LAtUBl ta aawrtaa matomera aad aiaraa. Bmatryor NBW MONMOUTH — Tbraa-kad ta park. Illw Call BH lende i. OSbaroe 1. RlTmson t. In Rod Bank, rair Rim. MMKiatawn ala. No act. BH t-twa, •put. lecataa en tad el atlracttva aspemtment. Prlnelpalt only •Ba Bright tut aKadrside 1 and and vicinity. I-eada funrMwn. Call baaemenL LM Ma-etreet. Largo wall srsa klUktn » IH Mar nsaar batha. cellar, tapaaaloa attic Aasuau MIDDLBTOWN TOWtfSHIP — Three 1 bedroom ranch. Large plot. Will lo- DBrTTAL AtBIlTAin'-Part*a»a. Bi- cated for achool. church and trantportt- WANTBD — Twa. tana aha four-bed- leary. Pair HaHavev n area. Write, "Deo- AHMOUMC ItHMTI 1 OCEANPOrVr-ThrerTh e hsdrosmsdsm.l lg tlon. Large eoritned aide porch, mil ream hornet. Price nAtse-ISMM. We Ital.' Box 11111 . Red Bank. DaUUVfLLB) APARTMBNT* THRBB-BBDROOM p , dinuig room, kitchen, two batemenl. Qood financing available at have serlsut aurora watting. Call Bt- Um AND POUND IBXPBRIENCBD-BMtanlnM a*4 bat- alehed or aammlahedaammlahed. 4aHH geaaar_ a water oil heathat.. ResidentiaResd l area, sear bathe, ull defter, and extrat. patio,Hi.too The Brook Agency. Bank wood A. Armmsng RoaMer, M P» Ion machine oparatora. Alao Hoar TTPEWRITCRg. ADOIKO ouchtass. rooaie. VarV y cheerful, ocaanalaalantlde. Raa-laachoslax . boats. CA S-xsS*. iVa-car garage. Call CA t-lto1. Building. Atlantic Hlahlanda. AT l-int.'peet Ave.. LttutTbver. Bat 1-IMB. loakat, ran-ahaped. floral iru. J. J. atnwaru. a LawM K AU anakee. new or. ueed. Guaranteed eonabio natal, available lImmadhualTi . v_. _kr-toaf etovare tnalda. Noar Baa* teraaa. "Buy am where they Ba Ml Ocean Avs. . Weat BadICAJ-aBS. . - •irtchl baaeh. Reward, aentlman- 'tea." Low aa *_. lerelco's. lei Men- IM Avenua Two Rivara. Itumaon. RARB OPPORTUNITY la Raauaa. L RKUABLB WOMAN OR _. mawk at Nan ta theater. IH T-teta. Beaatlful modern m care for tlirea cHlldren after apartmoBL ttaa everything.UreaSMa, montroamh H II pm. Alas light houaecbnalag. Ba|. including an MlUlleiMllMlei .Ad Adultiu Sl. iOetsee tkr ruiucNoncEi ary 115 week. AT 1-MTI-W after I p.m. HAMMOND lath vacancy. WrHe la "Ran Opasr- MIOHT BEAITTT BlRVICaVrroaa t-lo NtTRIB MAID — L tunity," Beg ail, Red Bank. NENT. OOOn RAT.; 7 ORGAN STUDIO a.«a. Ilia Halrdreaaera. N Moamoutk PLBABANT BUNNT now apartfaaM. at. Rod Bamk. M T-iHi. AND BATH. KB 1-IUd Of ASBURY PARK CANDY ATTBHDAWT — Aftiniml. aalaa — larvwa — Uutraotlaa week-eMi. ainrnta. Oroua ineur- RBNTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS AUTOMOTtVI ance. other bawadta. A*«ly Caritoa Oped dalle 'til • p.m. Bat. -til •:» p.aa. UMBON Paaiainr attractlva apan- Theater. Red Baajk. 1:N4 p.n. ar after Oaekmaa Ave.-Mala at.. Aakury Park YOU TOO.... • :M pm. menl, i» larga rsaatl. Msal tocatlsn, AUTM AND TftUCKS PR UM. Avaiuble Oct. MO, adultt aalrTKu I- HOUMKEBPSR — Mann, alee* la, HTCPIBN BET with lour chairs. Ceav lUl or RU 1-tm. BIO 14-TON BULLDOZER - Price Pino ranch tm kniaa. Iwo aduita. tem FarreU Cenauuetlon Co.. klnatlea eoal and aae stove. INK FIVK-ROOal—apartment. Bhrtwahar* Ave., Bhrawabury. SH I-Ova room, aaaV TV. radio. Rir u IH i-4ioi »H«. aRar * p. aa. fcedreoma. funmall. utIIUIea. alas twa an. ream furnlabed •paniaaiit. tnimwa. «M BXMJllErtUE Patten Ave.. i LIKE _tw, low mileage IBM Olds- MMondad y aa4d _ .... Biobllt BE Pries la right eaay term!. tranaporlatlon. Call SH 1* Alan 1SW Ford Oaltxle. well taken An utilities. Avanahte October 1st CAN HIT THE UPRtofTT PIANO—Plan wall. ITa. V- caio vt. Will fiiiAine. Call between STSNOORAPHER-aplendld r. tat Mechanic ta., 8H llltt. til a.m. AT 1-3037. Ity tor young lady whs would enjoy dlveralfled work In a modern air con- APARTMBNT TO tHAPIB — Rtnagga •NOUBH-BUILNOUMBUI T PORi«aleaKOKI>-Salee. parparu waurfrent. win abara my apartauM and aarvlcece. Anill_lla.. Prefect_ . ._. Conaul ditioned office. Centrally located. Write OaMROB iTCCK-Baby OraM Piano, far a year wttk a taflaed matart Bephyr. SSodlac. Priced ffor economy. Hating tge. experience and ttlary ex- Only UM. woman. Everything Mralakad mcrudmg F * H Motor!. Rt 3a. Eatontown. Ll pected to ••JJl." Box_ 511 Red Btnk SH 7-4214 teieviana. Parking laalsdail. To taa riiii; PART-TIME OFFICE~HELP~Ts~p. m. LE right aereao. rent SSS. Available Ogta- IBM CHRYsLBR-«t. Kegli hardtop*, 9-12 Saturday. Inaurance experience ber 1. WrHe to "Ruraaaa Wattrfroat." green ami white Priced for quick required. Holler writing etc. Write TBLCVUION eat. ISO: atereo conaolee. Boi til. Red Bank. _, Kir. CaliCO 4-72W. "Policy" Box 111. Rod Rank, ttatli •Ma each; amplifier!. Ki each: I qualifications. PURNI8HB1D — Three rooma and bath. i»57~l itaoTcT F1REDOME- rour-doer m. lite bar, viewer editor, meter. Includea garage.. fM par monta. Two. aedan. raulo. heater, power ateerlng tripod, apeakerl. Key* Televltlon Berv blocka from Broad tt. in Red Rank ' anil brakea, four new whltewall liree. ico. Circle Trailer «.. Ealontown. No mlliurr personnel. Call aH T-M77' one. owner. BH 7-394S. HELP WANTED-MALE BEAUTIFUL ten-piece mahoeany din. IPV» Motor Scooter. IS" wheelbsi*. ing room eat 31 x an. mirror and OKD BANK^rTfKraVnlcely A. A- H. Boat Balea. Hwy. 36, Relford. credent*. Call PR ITU*. rooms. Oood location. Parking apace. KB UUI. Newly Opcntd T.V. 17" Motorola, revolving etanri Adultl. CA HOtl. leWV. STt'DEBArJCR Commander ata- Aerial. A-l buy. am TWO-ROOM PURNliHED apartment turn wagon. saV overdrive, raillo led Bank Branch SH t-jBM. All utliittea. aU monthly, ina Fifth ami heater. NeFiaah nee.led. put NEW FURNITURE— Wu'laacrlflce. Bar Ava.. Bradley Beach. PR 4-a«e 1M.M Chevrolet, twn-door. radio, heat- Accepting Personnel galnBfor th a right peraon. Odda and er, new paint, two-tune. e«tra dean. No enda of new furniture left over on ATTRACnVB — two-room furntahed con nrened, law. liO'i NSI Pnnj No Experience Necessary. cloar-out of local llore. Many nice apartment, modern kitchen, utllltlet, demonatrator available at t'tmilrteratile plecra. Mult sacrifice now becaute of car apace gH 1ICM except Baturday. aavings. Irvine Mrtt'im 46 Ocranport Call SH 11413. mtlca.1 iioratv problem. Furnlturt be- THREE-ROOM furnlahed apartment. In- Ave. Weat Long Branch. CA J "I atorrd In private faragr. We need euire at 123 Harding Rd.. Red i».V& r'OFtli^Two-ii'ttir V-a. escellent CAKttR SALES the garage apace and furnltjre will Bank. cnnititlon. new tirt-a. lirakca. bat ie John Hancock Mutual Life I not withstand *:-.ie .ypo of atorage In THRE—41OOM furnished a part mem tery, low mileage. One owner. All 1- ranee Co. ha* vacanclea for ti leflnltely. We rin lot ».»h to keep 33T Newman Bprlnga Rri.. Red nn.Vi after t p.m. the Mlddletn moving it sio.'iiil. c,;, | i n>> u l«l:i Ot.DSMOBILE Convertible. M. all! Married between" 25' anil ~ tt. guamn 12 nonn and I p m. to IS p. an. imver Take over paympnta. Call iteed Baiary anil commiaaloB. No debit III I-SMT. •j— No exurrirnce-- neceimary- —. furl PAIR FOAM rUrBBER aiudlo conrhpa COMMERCIAL RENTALS i»\6 Karmann llhia interview Cllartrr Jl«42. with innorapring mattrenaet: corner two old. Will itcrlflce. TWO AND THREE ROOM office aalttl. I radin. etcellont condltlon. |t.7T5. ervlee man. full,^_, ,OH SH or part-time. Call Mr. Crupl. AC|"^' J s p. ample parking lot. tultable Mr .. — IL unrii itatonsi man. Reasonable. SH T- Ife't* FOItlt white Country Sauir* Bit 1 or RU Ilia tion »aton. iwne paaaenger. re.1 ln-|?Z'-._™_"^L'.J"" gH " ,_ Excellent wnrkini aptiditina. i tennr. ReautltuI o,nr •• s-itiiT lS-KaaaVr. Sept. 14, Surfrider Winners SEA BRIGHT — Finals *t the Surfrlder Day swimming meet In tht Surfrldar BMch Club pool found Greg HtOnaa of Red Bank M winner at tbt mat race. Winaara la tfa* swimmiiig races la the different dlvUiom were: Boya U to Is, SO meten. John Ekdahl, Rnmioa; girls, 12 to 15, 80 meters. Diana Holsten. Little Sliver, boya 8 to 11, 25 meters, Ken Ekdahl. Rumson; girls i to II, 2$ meters, Lynn Banta, Red Bank; boys over M. Jim Miller, Nylon Slips Rumaon; girls over 21, Mrs. Evan Baker. Fair Haven, and boys over 21, Charles CaUman. Rumson. . The club wiU hold its closing party Saturday at • p. m., with the pool open until 11 p. m.. but •o oceaa bathing permitted. Than will be music for dancag. By Rogers
Oakhurst LIONIZID TOAST-.TaaBirsif. Wtkfwe—ter. la ta—Ud dattat her gat* MriMar party la Uaas* cafe at West Berlin titan. Ike Bee* m cate made the party Post Office a. rearing aaeaess kat walasd aaasaMi amea Una Uaas thcas darlag kar etnas act Is Okayed To Start Rowse Gets Delay Action 3.95 OAKHURST-A new pott office PTA Sessions On Request wJU be buUt north of the present Opaque Nylon tricef, lined boctte* tJM on Monmouth Rd. HOLMDEL - The township's New Post SHREWSBURY — Action on a Parent-Teacher Association held NEW YORK — Dr. Hermans request for permission to con- The Ocean Township Commit- its first executive board meeting and a hem flounce of perman*nrly tee, at its meeting Tuesday night, , Kohl, chairman of the board struct a $3,NS swimming pool on of the year recently at the Holm- id president of Norda beard a letter from postal au- the property of Stephen Horwath, •leafed aytea Meat with inter, thorities forwarded by Rep. del school. ttal Oil and Chemical Company, B East End Ave., was withheld has announced the appoint* James C. Auchindoss (R-NJ). Mr*. Chart** Hamilton, preat- last week by the Zoning Board of tiont ef nylon val laee. White dent, heard committee reports, meat of Fred J. Rowse, Rumsoa Adjustment It said Rlcdardl Realty Com- Rd. and Bueaa Vista Ave. and the program cbainnas, Mrs. only. Slsa* 32 te 40. pany, Orange, was the successful Fanton Schod, eatUasd the year** son.as vice prsaidsat. Anthony Tomalno, representing •Udder for the leased facilities. program.. The thama wUI be Coast Swimming Pool Co., Long No constructioa data was an- "Challengas to Educate." Branch, said the pool would bold The first meeting of the PTA 11.000 gallons. The building will be a one-story will be held tomorrow at the ele- A permit for the pool Is needed masonry structure of S.9W square mentary school. Richard Ford, under the terms of the borough feet with a 324-square-foot plat- swimming pool ordinance. principle of Hobndel Schools, will A tailored slip with a fully lined form. introduce the teachers. Mr. Tomaino said the pool It will be surrounded by would be 25x42 feet It would The ways and mean* commit- bodice decorated with delicate paved driveway as well as park' tee plant two food sales, a rum have a steel reinforced concrete ttora. and the Inside will be ing area. mage sale and a square dance as embroidery blossoms. At the projects for the year. This group amend by virgin vinyl. It would Is headed by Mrs. R. C. Horn- seven and one-half feet deep Dukeg Auxiliary at Ha deepest point Half the pool hemline there are wide folds af m be below ground, and half It also was decided that the tricot sheer with Val lace runners.. Plans Activities Thrift Shop would discontinue above ground. In addition, there sMU a closer site is located. It wfO b* a four-foot fence aroaad HAZLET — The fee poet White only. Sixes 12 to 40. Dukes Women's AaoUary, that aty on* k*v» Ing in the homo of Mrs. DM ftere should msec to He • a graduate of suvestri, BtttMtti OaUege and Columbia University. •ew member, Mrs. Jean Janata. Mr. Rowse la a member of the The club will sell refreshments DISTANT VAULT American Society of Perfumers at the Keyport High School Ath- aad the Cosmetic Chemists' So- letic field during the Most- TOMAH, Wls. (AP)-Th* Baak ciety. mouth Duke* football garnet. The of Tomah sad Its vault ar* about auxilitry will attend a play and a half block apart. dine in New York City Oct. 25. The bank is temporarily lo- Attending were Mrs. Sandy De- cated la an old grocery store STEINBAOTS LINGERIE Bex. Mrs. Ruth Sdk, Mrs. Joan bat it contlnase to use me 41 Street Floor and Atburj fork Maresca, Mrs. Eileen Conaver, vault whue a new bank I* a*sa| Mrs. Martha Beyer, Mrs. Dee constructed. DENNIS THE MENACE Sitvestri. Mrs. Coonle Sacco, Mrs. Jean Isasta. Mrs. Mary Lembo Japanese it spoken by about II Mrs. Doris Vaa Wait
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