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t VOLUME LXXXH NO. 20 I«M g?iJ£ P&n&£%1:. ZSftP MD 1ANK.N.J. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 19H 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Stratton Named CongressKhrushchev Arrives Today To Council Post OKs Aid Proclaiming His Mission FAR HAVEN - Dr. Edward W. Stratton, a local optometrist. 9 was appointed to Borough Coun- cil last oifht to aerve until Janu- Continue Bill, Quits \ 'Peace for the World ary. s Mayor Ruiaell H. Minton mad* Attack Civil Righto tha ippolmmwt Council con- But Capital firmed it umnlmouily. Or. Stnttoo, a RepubUcsa, fills On School Unit Extended tte COHMSU «aat left vacant when Expects No Mr. Matoa wu appoints* mayor MeGrath, Dr. Tebo In Final Session to succeed Edgar V. Denisc. who Rap System at resigned last Msy. Board Meeting WASHINGTON (AP)-Congnss Miracles 'out Ha long ud-4or the WAMDKrTON, (AP) - TBS SHREWSBURY - TWO Critics -often true- of tts school system hen find Whits Heue received word this away again last night st a Board early today. arrival of of Education insetteg. Ftaal adjournment came only Mktte a. The critics: e hours bef on Premier NUta Khrashchev. sehsdaM ter 1I:M Howard T. McGratt. B Pat- Khnabcbev wu das ta Wash- a. m., EOT. had been delayed tenon Ct, sad Dr. Eds* J. aattl areaad 1 p. -n. Tebo, s member of tte board. The Hous qatt at 1:31 a. m. Later the State Department Mr. McOrath add taw uisUiu (EOT) aad tte always more saM It aadersteed Khrushchev's be asked at the July U meettag leisurely Senate harried to quit glut TU1M Jet pUat WU «• won changed by Howard E. Mat- minutes Inter, ending the ceuatertag heavy hmdwtads. teeon, principal, ia answers at the since The aew koar wu teattdve, Aug. 10 meeting. the Kenan war year of 1M1 MfMaMHS OS WaWQMf KBfttSaV Dr. Tebo said that "because of Aa hour before adjourning, ehev's pilet eeaM mske ap say an unhealthy leaning situation auto leaders webs President of the lest Hats aad whether ta the Shrewsbury school last WHM SOVmT lOCITJT HIT—Rwttlon authorities, tn Elsenhower with a csf to the •Hahim) aHOfnaWl W*w*IgsallsBt Mar*'"** ftsta*awT a• . skammMswaF. step ftgat et tanger duradea. year, it became mandatory for us advance of Soviet Union's announcement that It had White Hous,imado at hto re- to remove our daughter from the oust. They rousted they were The delay thresteud to school" haded a rocket oa tho moon, saM rochet woaM come abut ready to quit, aad ha re- NaMonAaswen down about a opartcr of tho way from tho cantor of ta tad nothing store to art ale eat ap lor the Soviet vis- itor. The board declined to offer an- moon's disc to its outer edge at a aomt near the Sea of i yearf other answer to the questions posed by Mr. McGntt. Richard TraaquUlty, the Sea of Serenity and tba Sea of Vapors. The weary IsgUttofS toft be- L. KraybUI said be felt tte ques- This composite picture of moon, shawtaf it from first fa |bind a heavy load of Muss for Dr. Edward W. Strattaa tions had been answered by Mr. Isst quarters, was made by the Uefc Observatory near starting nut Jan.«. Tba Republican Executive Mawoson last montn. response to a pair of ques- San Jose. Calif. (AP Wiroabatol The final ndknrusut just be- Committee hu named Dr. 8tr»t- fore Khrushchev's scheduled ar- ton u Ui candidate to run ta tions asked by Mrs. Tebo about rival pleased some of tte mem- November fur Mr. Minton'i ana* achievement and grouping ta ben who sought to make sure pired term. It end* to ML arithmetic Mr. Matteson invited WASHINGTON (AP)-A huge then wosM be no occasion for jet airplane carrying Niklta S. Tha committee i her to faculty meetings when the TragedyStruckA by tte Premier to problem would be discussed. She SOVWT YISITOt—The Soviet Embatsy in Wnshinaton rjirushchev toward historic meet- held Ute last week, but the Congress. tog with President Eisenhower aent of Dr. Stratum's selection accepted the invitation. yesterday diilributea* this new photograph of Soviet After the board meeting, Mr. Otters, who wanted a face-to- % headed swiftly for the United wu withheld until Mr. Minton face meeting with the Soviet Premier Niklte Khrushchev. Picture was mads in Mos- States today. made Us appointment last night Matteson indicated no public an- swer to Mrs. Tebo'a questions One YearAgoTodayleader, were uttafied with a ses- cow Sept. S. Star-shaped medals at right are the Hero The Premier of the Soviet •Gnat Pleasure' would be made. Mrs. Tebo said By DavM 0. Tyson plunged into the oily bay waters. *» arranged by the Senate for- nion aad leader of the World "It gives me great pleasure to •Forty-eight people wen Ulled eign relations committee at the of Socialist Labor Achievement, high Soviet decoration she would like a public answer BAYONNE (AP) - Today Communist Movement proclaimed be of service to the council sad at the next meeting. and another » injured In one ofCopltol aWBoifow aitonioott* which Khrushchev has received. At extreme left is tho his mission to be one of secur- the borough." Dr. Stratton said on every week day, in passenger At the July 11 meeting. Mr. trains will clatter across a mile New Jersey's worst rail disasters For the Senate, adjournment Lenin Poeco Medal. Other decoration is unidentified. ing "peaceful conditions for all after being named. "1 am stiU a and a half bridge spinning New- of all time. Most widely known ided a »V4*our asssioa start- people oa Earth." novice at this, but I tope 1 will McGnth said his son's reading of the dead wu George (Snuffy) IAP Wirephoto) level did not improve above third ark Bay. ing at I a. m. Monday ta clean be of help to everyone." Stimweits 31, onetime New York up the final buslaass of the tint But most American leaders grade even though he wu pro- In the past year the JerseyCfn- indicated they expected no sud- Ha wu sworn ta st the meet- tral Railroad hu spent tm.HO Ysttku sscsnd basemu aad of the Mm Ooagnas. moted from third through fifth America Leagu batttag cham- den and miraculous melting of tag by William R. Blair, Jr., grade. He also asked why be wu ' devices to assure that Congress' final action wu to borough attorney. U.S. Hosts * cold war ice u a result of not informed that Ms son's read- And Us wu aot tts only death jipraprlato IMSMIM* for for- Mr. Mutton said "many eign aid aad abo«t «• mllbca IO Soviet leader's U-dsy visit ing level had aot improved. ta the Red Bank area, if others WASHINGTON (APHHen Is At Moscow's flag-decked Van. toe all-Re- —• - -- having lost their lives ta the dordollarss totor mlscaUaaeous other To Talk Back newt the Norn tar Soviet Premier kovo Airport, a crowd of about ta his letter last night, Mr. Mc- commuters mm tne norm J«T- wn^L purposes. The sM total, IN mil- snd HM loss naa Coagraai had an- 9m BUBaBaenvw e v«n% as Orath saM Mr. Mattuoa's report sey Coast nevor mads it psst tts ^ ft^^ flm,!* M the Communist pnrty leaden, saw Mtruhchev's big TUIfy jet Uner written, i ppertaining gman manyy ratted for s barge- Thecommu- bridge approaches, three signal (an Saatora Boy- take off ter the United States. way, shape or form to thh e ques-ter trate ran off Into space snd u+t, mnmi mat the draw wu tte Democrats Ak» approved, u part of the Ho carried with him. u a gift Jamu J. Farley to run tions I "fr—< aor Ik* »—«i«i»t up. An automatic denUtag de- TODAY for Eisenhower, a duplicate of I have.h" vice Us feet from the draw Jor tts uaexpired council post bounced ths train off tte rafle on- lliN a. m. Arrive tts Soviet pennant implanted on Mr. MeGrath said changing of Griffiths rsrsssi tte moon's surface by a Soviet Mr. Mtatoa will be a candidate qaestiaas may have ' to the ties. A fireman wu sta- Mr Fans Baas, II m ta November to serve out the re- tioned ta the locomotive cab ta omerwiu due to dte In WASHINGTON (AP) - Presl- * ana day. The fut pro- "to cloud the true It wu given tW.INdent Eisenhower and the Bute ef dswnSM vided Igf traveling Communist awtader of Mr. Denises term. since If they were answered tte His opponent Is hUltoa Kooeoe. Quits Board ta new funds to contteu Its work Department braced themselves UjHp.m.ArrhrePiianiisl'1 chtaf Wk* asw prestige dicctrjr aaaseHy" If would ba aa ia the next year. today forfor a propaganda battle ta advance of Ms visit. Two otter council posts, for atoa of a mistake made. royal during Niklta S. Khrush- fan terms, wilt ak» be decided day p. u. Private Witt Khrushchev, smiUag and TalMFreasMtaat In chev's visit to the ynited States ha I^ oa by voters. Mr. Matttaoa said he took tha Probably nothing quite like It EATONTOWN - William Grit- O'Neill Gets *iH p. m. Meeting wha Use. were his wtfe,su sad two Jesss J. McOrajr sad Jaam L. test of Mr. McOram's questions . cuffwood Ave.. nslgnad hu ever been seen before, unless Davtom. hstt GOP flth m — ran through all the warn* 'ice President Richard M. Nix leeat eisesaewer at wane ten snd s targe party i from tte minutes of tts July U £* JnVioerdof Eo^estkTat officlsto aad aewamu. will be opposed by John M. Cam, from ***H*dHgaals, me last one a red Fair Haven n's debate with Khrushchev In a Democrat last night's meeting, stop Ught 177 feet from tte draw. Moscow tut July can be consid- S p. m. Attend WhHe Heue la teacher-Parent LanaftaM oawtka^ nW aVm^ut^LaUi* ta his letter of resignation, ac- Wau tte deraller knocked tte ered a precedent. A red carpet reception awaited Borahs Ir. McOrath's totter mid. train frost the track, the wheats the Soviet leader on his arrival Dr. Strattoa. H. hu lived ben cepted with regrets by-the board, Police Job Khrushchev is expected to ramouam wu mads of Ms son's Mr. Griffiths explained courses rumbled on over the woodu in Washington. Also awaiting eight years. He wu bom ta ta fsadtag. "Con- » *««.. w—..' 'wsaa*» for tho ftaal «• feet FAIR HAVEN - Robert J wage a selling campaign from •>« a. as. Arrive BenavUta, him were the tightest and most to tatomtag me, whu mybe Is taking at Rutgers Univer- O'Neill, Ml Park Ave., is the bor- Wuhington to the West Coast snd hi, (M mills tram Cspltal) sity . aj_ tmnm ailtatoiii ^* aWOJaOB fJOaK 00 MO fOOt ffOBI elaborate security precautions of Grove, aad wu gnduted from wu at tbe'farttset psaint re- J"™" nammnm* ^ ^/^ tOO tltO tO MOp bOlllough's aew ponce ospertment back again in behalf of commu- ef agrkastural all time for a visiting foreign ing night boar^*d" BawoUliBVi B^V^BjMojMfJaaft Sxfhil toaash dPAPBl djeusaaa nism and Soviet policies for deal- Meptaw High School tattfatohis readtag level, dignitary. Strattoa sttisdii Syracuse A member of He wu u a probe- ing with world problems. Dr. It ba wu given aa average mark,k'' ?• "~.^*™r.S? oVopptog tats tte water. A third Andrews Air Force Base ta University sad ta a graduate of February. Ms. Mr. Griffims over the bay for two tteaary pstroimna at last night's Most or all of what he says at Nattoanl Press Club, Wask- |t_ g^^—^p ___U1 served aa chalrmu of the aad a half then it fell ta. nesrby Msryland wss closed to the Pennsylvania State College of V. S. officials believe, will be m give ad all air traffic except Khrushchev's contrary to the alms and interests The eagtaser wu Ltayd WU- Mr. O-NesB hu bom working satlenal rndto sad p'.sne and two others bringing tan hlMiaw torssvcral of the United States and Its sl- coverage. his psrty of 100. committee. ban. «, ef Red Bank. It wu years dartag WorM War 0. amM asspectod at tte ttaw be mtaat nans ••) ^BsnnnjMiBaa aos»s»iaans# liu in world attain. The Pres- I-.N p. •Hp Ceremony will include an honor of It • tts Pacific Tauter. has hem done my ekild . Speaking for tte board, Sams- have suffered a hurt attack, fat Hk appaestment is effective to- ident hat no Intention of letting giisrd snd a 21-gun inlute. Amer- el Oarofalo, vice president. him have the fleM to himself. Dr. Stnttos ta a srsstdmt of a, Sjaaea eMp% awaiejsav^savajs^aat sjgsj •(•••/ s^sgaaT* awtMojrist tosttBed Wlmura day. The Job pays Rani a year. I p. m. Tea whh Senators ican snd Soviet flags flutter side Responsibility for meeting the tte Fair Havu Usns Ck* ppt o who an. irked, angrg y or app- Pratosd Mr Griffiths' work ea Mr. (TNeuls ssBsiatmeat s CopM tM. by side st the airport in antici- •iimksr of tte Red Mr. Mo- both committees and sey whether tts veteran railroad- delegated ast with my being here," I p. at. Hut at dtaner at pation of Eisenhower's motor Ha tts board's thanks for his ser-er also hod a heart men ta suaagtt - la- priacipally to Ambassador Henry Imbessy ta hour of as «d trip there to personally greet Gran's letter added. etadtag tte chief, a Cabot Lodge, U. S. representative stand Mrs. I the Soviet Premier. ttcMswJo The board at first asade ao an- The vacancy en the at the United Natiou and veteran The welcoming psrty includes her board Is capsctod to bo fit- flrsmsa. Peter Aadrsw, C st was re- of many clashes la that forum ty* swer to Mr. McOram's letter. *sy CKy. also died ta the Secretary of State Christisn A. trie Association. aje r- with the spokesmen of the Soviet Herter snd Mrs. Herter, Henry J) hawanwu- Ualoa sad other Communist Na- INDEX His over the mite wen issued hen last Cabot Lodge, Jr., V. S. Ambas- mica st Rumsoa-Falr Havu Re- for a total of PM» ia aew can- sador tu the United Nations, and gional High School. In addition, any assertions by Mrs. Lodge; Gen. Nathan Twl- Mrs. Gladys C. Hunter, chair- Word on Tenants Awaked The permits *•»• •* *• •** KotfisOhchov thot morn EiooMOw* nine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs man of tte OOP Executive Com- ttaas. a repair tab, ••*•»• sr*s psrsoaal attention aad a of Staff and Mrs. Twining, and «§• ammmmi fg-^Cbtfmtt amxtmmmaaSami White Houu sutement to set ths pjlttes, said the party hu n *W^«B«0 mVsVOTV BJBJBJ .MMMIIfO ttea, sad a sarlumlag aaat, numerous other officials and dig- "Strug candidate" ta Dr. tts straight wiU get such nitaries. In Hearing on New Bank bom tatsrmad by tte county that treatment. "its to Interested ta our com- TRENTON (AP)-State tts SMay It wiB cut %»MI* to coa- Thuradsy moraing, a few hours A pande route wss fixed for eaaaaakUrW aanaca jtlojto stract a drain fnm Locust Ave. after Khrushchev leaves Wash- Qattios WfNaV OJHtOe! Cm- the limousine motoresde from said. "He H a young Mr. Feist hu aever offlctaay till ta tastad a. addi- to Form Croat tagtoa torNe w York, Elsenhower the slrport along the divided Bmmf aM O^MtaftOMeOM MOOIOOIjT iced who all the tasanta tte Ttabsrosgahusom. Ms news ccafsrence at highwsy toward Washington. la asake u snccDoat ccoadt On of sf «M tamm tts tts county to have tts work B^Sk ja^eft a^L^^^aak^^kt^LAlA^ HVA Radta-Telivlslsa Upon arrival at the President's are. _ _ trsiuwbtahuelt. •W CM iw*mpmtMMQ IHV sssatts to use s U. I. position. guest house, Khrushchev wss ta Rt. JS, rtatoaaiwa, lunch privately. The old Man. tare deddtag whether to charter woaai ap sBvsdst asartag aa But faseohowsr hu ruled out «jsju>, aaaateuisa -. eaei' <» •OAWTOMUT H. IMI sioa, cslled Blair House, Is across a aew bask, The Ceuaty Baaktag hfaustf and his lovUt guest. He Amy Local School FAIR HAVEN-Ths Board ef try to i (Continued on Page I) taNswJi as wM most ta asectal V. S. Mfe ftiswsM yojlofvay iMtnaCt* teataMatlo'ctaoklatte taaa absuld be private, forthright Attendance 2,751 ad Ma fc Oilisssi, Jr, Long •BOT HVafeTeVsmVp- VI wdStaast. of real aoncy dh%- be dsvoidof anas. aehnsa was V* yastaraay, Dr. u far u I Latest News ta furnish la Us tJatai for tranasartettaa bins. aad Fair Haves Rd. Lodge aad a stall of expert 9SMT •afOI )fW AUCKLAND, New Zoslend (API—The temperatwro ta *a ttne eh> stem ta tts tor flvo Will __—"•••——•- . . 110 degrees below saro st ths Units*! ttostoataMMr. hus bbrancn h an not going outisnh ta rsssrd stt tastyasrprovide mtormattoa aa tte as Urgent Need for Schools, seld a most*,e rs. •via dtof fmdh lnt aaMaMfmaMAtdMMl sslvsd st Amsrlcan Hesdqusrtsri In Chrlslshsrsh h today. Dr. HMs said ttt high iw fH HIV n mNUfJmwmmM wants them to be ready to coun- a) below _o_tashntojralter Rude, Jr., ter any line Khrushchev takes It ssld tho man aro loohlne forward to mall, fresh vefota* BnreDmeat, he eetd, was 1,172. li^rSrS Parks in County Outlined which may thnalsn American to-bias and a relief srsw. sad Irvtag Feist, Shrewsbury! f/OttM MOd nMfO WQtfctiM OOJR Atteadtace yesterdsy wu 1.W, (hM othtf Inotltutlont SEA GIRT — A bokt program csuaty superiateadsal el acheoM. "Ws kaew there are awe kids proudest of tte Feist a Feist Then I* the chance that Realty Company, Newark, shop- as^aaag Baavgaar Bav a*ajajpw voj p ^ tor tte sculettica of Mr. Osirteoa said tts school aravad," he said. Khrushchev msy use Ms trip I s"Hr J OBBBB He saM tts aew bank wouM ks wu urged hers tail aigM Moamsat ta the couaty doubiad refer* th- Bttimettif eafoUiaoat lar Me A branch of Bambsrger's New aol be sMs to place II.M.W ta E. Donald Sterner, chairman high schost wu I,**, Dr, Hlbbs from INI to IBM, aad that It to Russia late this year u ark, will ba the hurt of the pro-smsll tosae ta a yeer. u esti- the Monmoutt County Plaa- wW go from the 41,111 of IW toooportuartles for spltttlng ttt posed center. Then will be about mated by Mr. Reade, if it stuck ralng Board. IHIfl ta Ims. In the next M United States apart from Ha el- Tasfe hsjva Atlaadaace at each Simula Mar Hotter anils. to good credit risks. wu tts bsard's yean, ta said, the couaty will u*sa*ta»" (asm The bonk would aet he abta need II high schools housing I,. f^W niO Wa^w H VfPaTVV| BB« M wrest, HI, aad River The shaaauM outer Is expect- ipn Klssntawsr wont to Europe ™"PP"'P to lend more than HM,M In a ta which municipal pianaers sad IN pupils each, and M grade sntotsfto sw e^aW»^s^'aW| a^O ^Pnn^R| H^rrB Street, IN. ed to open in February last month to emphasise ta ad- Von laFi yur II It did not gamble en risks, effWlsts snd school beard naawsnBBswa' savOBngsagsa^ s^anaj n^svjip'Stas avaaej^BBi FitMIc schools hers opened Franklin Simon snd Food Fslr VOJKO OOllOelltOlrwM Wltd thO ir p Mr. •arbour added, bars wen InvUed, Mr. Clayton, who also Is chalr- lies that the United ItstM has no lam namVamlaB TiMtrstay and Friday, DDr ,Hb Hlbbb sare two other stores thai have can't see already signed leases la the con- It's The need for men sajrasstvs mu of ths Wall Township Plea- Intentlnn whatever of making aaM It usually lakes a week for the propnsvd bank to succeed, pttnsWg Is tts fleM ef eiutatiu slag Board, said ths need for determln* ih* «««cl Ur. dead behind thtlr backs er hessM. wu stressed even greater. schools In Monmouth Is greater gollsllng on any msller Involving MOSCOW (API -The 14,000-ten Savlet slomis l«s- Also opposlne. the sppllcsllon On hud for that part of me thsn In sny county In the stale III »ml their mtereits. The President illll bresker Lenin tailed reday on l»i first crude, Tais News Mh«r I II hss rum reported Ihst Mnnl •re the long Branch Trust Com program won Joeoph E. Clsytos, By IMS, he said, Monmouth muil will havo C gnmrry W§nl snd Oppenhelm psny snr! lh» Long Brsnch Bank assistant N. J. commlsslnner nf milrh every clusroom ilist wst HO00 h.r,.pows, ws. Colllni are among Uie olhrr Ing Company, rducallon, and Uarl B. Osrrlson, m use In IMS. Khruihtlivv si trim lennlli. 'Isunchod Ssturdsy I I . Sept 18. MM WED BANK REGffltt Soys IHlgh SAool Shrewsbury Township PTA KhrushyVUit PTA to Meet Tat aceoatfve board of Red ik High School Parent-Teach. To Meet Tomorrow Night Hay Help ftirftThMmwin matt Thurs- TINTON FALLS - The tint A. Coleman, Mn. E. J. Iorio. HWTSVULE. Ala. - Oov, day at I PJL m Ibt school to fall meeting of the Shrewsbury Mra. Robert Parkaaa and Mn. '.abort B. Meyaar of Hew Jersey prepera for theepaatag covered Township Parent-Teacher Associ- Charles E. Steea, Jr. •• • • ho bettevos the ad-dh* tapper Oet i, to to eerved ation will be held at the Tinton Plena (or the year will be pre- the Woat slightly i the adwol't cafeteria. Falls School tomorrow tt 8:15sented by Mrs. James Y. Dun- drawback* It p.m. bar, president. These plans are a Rev. Istac C. Rottenberg result of a aeries of meetings the First Reformed Church wl of the executive board during the The visits offer a bit of hope Mrs. Beajamm Aahm. proan give the invocation. Scouts summer at Mn. Dunbar's home. •e might rtliava wort chalimaa, will i troop 100, which the PTA soon- "Study troupe" being formed teyatr said. Bet ha a... I aWBaMaaaV Stf eon, will present a color guard include: Hew best to educate the it a wiU have "Yoath. Whose Resaoa- awttiQrr as the mama. The for the flag salute. exceptional child; How beat to ilgbt let oar guarg d Q ma. The A Interview report achievement, aad What is j •MmskBM •m mtkasavsii ODBIWKB^MeakBrnaamaUwaJi year''s b badged * also witt be road. with new teaehen will be con-needed forspecia l subject teach- tat Khrushchev "ao doabt aan- Mrs. of ducted by William G. Suter. pro- ing? w.aDwTma^'^
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GIRLS' DRESSES 5.98 •nd prints. Sisei 1 to »« • 1 to 14. * to t S> m. I«V WOMEN'S SHIRTS 4*99 *•«"•*'' iMa.tillofod okottii ahirtt, araam white and rod. SJtei 10 to I*. 4to • p\ aj. ••> Foam Rubber PILLOWS 2,99 *'• 2 for filled, with ilppor sever. IsaalUnt Hex phone ooete so little...she pays tor it herself! •haiee of a«4ori. ttotp.rn.oeiy Aji«tj»r^on«fc»th«t4wrui4v1iroomrn*kav pay for thtir tsttQBion pbont thmmAm. UttmimtvrmyoM.ntlmttotmtt* p.S. To rwwy, a Mpmto ttitphont lint with CERAMIC ASHTRAYS tht privacy iht (or ht) winU. It giv« tht itoowniiufflD«kutmlkitt«idti.Itfrwti ftmily ptaet and quift that's almost as wit tht family phont. For mon Information Just 5 comt. And tht cost it so low torn* tommr* CillthttdtphontbuiiiiBiBomct. alia. CJraan, pink, yellow and blue. 0 to 9 p. m. oeiy 75 ...good tolephm* a&vJoe does aojouoh for you IEDMNK TE1 4-ToexUy, Sept 15, M»| Plywood for Fi MOVBM TO JAPAN FREEHOLD - For gosenl OCBANPORT - Mn. WIIW ttrm service, otthor bsid* or out- Carbon, Short Rd.. m tendered Know the School and Teachers •id* buMtogs, ut* exterior trade a farewell kmchtoa by th* Moth- era* dub of Boy Scout Troop M to tka ham* at Mrs. wmum Rottrjr, 3 Rldfl* PI. Mr. and Mn. Carlson and family art staving If You Would Help Your Child MM for Japan. Mn. Carina was pretested a Flaoaad Fto* feather baodbai from tht dub BMfflwWl. Parents who limit themselves to later** It httMwork ire Uk* Attending wcrt Mn. Frank people who nad of poiiUca ia tad don't vote. Christopher. Mn. Floyd T. Cm- It you maka aa activ* effort to •UL Mn. Harry Larson, Mn. a* school staff to know Monte Berg. Mr*. Fnak Ctlla- and takt aa attract ia your child, you an dotog your duty and b*n, Mn. Harold Scbntbolk, performing a atrvica for th* school u mil to ttwmal a the aeboob Mn. Fnd Jonas. Mn. Victor T*r- wtleom* your intend OeeaaHoaaUy yoa wiU flad a priadptl or wUItetr aad Mn. William F*m> toachtr who la opposed to "mttrforant*." If to, you CM uually eUy. •hew th* school your fartamt hi manlai. It is wall to kacona acquainted had accamalatad sbowint mat Uatil tfco nth Century It was«Ub your Ugh school yogagstor-s was actually a hatard for rttowd bmt Bttorto f*wr n- •™« raw teaoaer. iry to MUttto cbJIdna. a* would not WonaalwMkhtr. AauwitMtoa permit t-y*ar«M* to play or aad curnato of or to a todal gtthw- daao* or aia(. Som* w*n locked •tjrbnakdM lea to you la dark doasto tor miaor infract oaeoaeitaawhUi * toaa. Faea tlappiait wer* not to team how things ar* Speck*! A grayp of panats woat toth e Mhool boaid to complaia. "Why UK 1MB ^/MedfcalMuTOfitaow«iJSTJLX it you *•• th* doit?" thry won told. 3 for tht PRICi of 2 fj\\ BbSHalF MlH around to Mdy Thoy taw th* supsrtatoodonp t HMy to tak* "lorryl , than'tht' ootktakta» II eaa V " ' - child'Aadtavtago*tyo*,ah*lt progrt**. s do," h* said. -Sh« has tteur* Wordrobt Sptdd! Yoteu wUl ftasd that moot Ugh Shhe has her rifhts." ~ ^^^^^^ aohotla aow haw a guidance staff Tk* panata west to th* tut* meeting la your community tad ttonal reforms. The Nattoaal O- Panntt should kwra th* dif- Blood Sugar ** «» «««••"Job to •hto comml**ioa*r. find out what to happtalng to tiaens'Couoctt for Bettor Schools, ference between t bond ION* aod 1 youngsters chotat thoir comes, "Thon'a nothing I eta do." the your school buJMlag program.• East tfthtt, New York Oty, . . .. ONE tSZS FREE Most Important ~ MMher But th* parent must go far deep-U weU known. Or consult with elected tad aa appototad board in hat torn*. If you brimm chtifos er Into to* situation than attend- your own state committee—eome Jfrtdal. bmreea aa open aad an Urn** tbM* ptopto an ctiitd agakttt herhe,, we eta actt" Ing school meetings. » states now ha** them. smcative The panato ssow leaned that If we wer* to give but on* Dslw Into your own school dis- U not enough to pi«ee of advice to parents of tricts; find out if they should bs Whatever their title, they a teacher with tenure. Ugh school age._ It would be, How da you organise a achool -onsnlidited or centraUatd. Chock people you ought to know. FtoaUy tha PTA Joined forces. "Join your PTA and become ac- committee? Tkera an two typts oom*s1art*t your toacksngot . Mood The pressure btctme too gtett tive to It" "HI •"^aw fbsy compan with iaot a Don't ntgtoct dw prtodpaL Hit by th* Board of Education, sad ncommtndtrloat may have the for am tapeimtondett He trsna- But at a rate the PTA bat atlgbboimg coBmuaittos. But 1 ferred dw teocher to another little power ia th* control or W* to atoad docietw effect hi opantog doon ochoaL The panato wer* only haw found that th* appointed 1 to college or a Job. It I* pfebany changing of n school system for commltiet* an utwuly of little thould be property orgaafil* * Then are partly happy. ThMr children th* better. Too many PTA's an ptottrabl* to meet th* priadpal more tffoct than tht PTA't. On Tomorrow: The ONI POt KOMPT ROUIMAN SMVWI la whkk d» ia a nodal or afraeunieoJar would no longer suffer, but what tied too closely to the school th* other hand, committee* that way If you can. ON children tt tht othar suptrtatandeat of principal, if laBtorHtjk. M MM-MM MMMD IT, BB> MW parents with to Join together for sprieg up from tb* grass roots f**)*l dUMtsinaklcwMiiuWw •re usually effective. Than an « MMB PMMPBCT AVE^ UTfUtlLVn A Pnbtem Toacbsr the general good of their public T«ir CMM,-
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AU DAY.ONI STOP IANKIN« SANDL£it % WORTH UUrtv 1.MO0 MOIANK limS SILVER KEYPORT IN«LISHTOWN •OUTT 33 iATONTOWN ft4WC OKU RIPLI CNANCB-reldklmmO*srds rbsnf• HUVHS Mm.. Wt4.. hi, tlW o. ft. i« too f. m> mt dulr et anraliitiiim r*l«fe. *#* *••»* to Hdjs- ISTATI PlANNIM * MOISTEft CHECKS o $.|CIAL CHECKINA ACCOUNTS Rfllrlni tNtrd tHMMtri •»« I ••-Rnflvld *e rtlkf rente* Ton.. Tkuii, *ml., t'.W) *. m. In «•*} p. m. «»» H>iiUn tir). itfontrd kr RrtHM it *|NATO ssember. tfarat; latw II. SprloffMdi loot* 4 i 9 Celebrates 70th Birthday lAnxiliary Rarheen Dance Goe*On, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The Vaa Meter Md Jt iVaaMa-l llTo Install Despite Lack of Piano JUMBOC uigna tor. HAZLBT r- The first msteEa- fHSWOaklSlcelebrating Hs 71th Past casMen wan; Charles llttoa at officen (or ths new Jew- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The prises wen swarded to Marie Vaa Mater. Maary E. Vaa Nate, km War Veterans AuxWery. Bay show must go on tradition wu aad Marie Pkttsae. Jitterbug, The organisers of the banking Timothy M. Muses, Jr., J. Jos- shore Post, wu discussed at a canted out Friday when IN toeo-and Star Peres and Thomu Kety. testitutton ia M» wen: eph McVey aad FnakUa E. Cnw-| moettag held in the home ot Mrs. agen attended the first block Che-Cha. ChrhNyoaee S. Holmes. Hofan- ford. Jack Laser, West St conducted by the "Rari- Judges for the denes contests del: WOUam H. Posies. Navs- vurronf ovocmn oc me It wtl beheld Sunday in the teen" were Mayor end Mrs. Harry P. stak; Cbartae T. Leonard. Ed- are: IlKeyport Synagogue, Broad St DDespite the fact that a plane Soomee. Johnny Kayo aad BUI ward C. Curtis and Peter 8. Con- w. w. Brook. Joseph P. Daae-| II Offfcon an Mrs. Jack OoGoldL- Is vital to their atyte of music DeBoate of the "Harbor Lights." over, Jr.. Atlantic Highlands: dsr, T. M. MsstaTjr. " Harbor lights." mams a , pwsldeat; Mn. Hsrryy BrBrii - Ths Iris GcJetu, recently crowned Sherman B. Oviatt and Justus E. W. Roberts, John M. asator vice president; Mrs. piano for lack ot tuning, played 'Miss Rarttea." atoo attended. Ralph, Asbuiy Park, aad Joseph and James B. Vaa Mater. vu. Junior vice president; Mrs. for the townshtpteen-agen and McDermott, T. A. Ward and Chairman ot the board te Mr. Korobow, treasurer; Mrs. their guests. Vocals wen by Ma- Chairmen ot the affair ware Frank McDermett. Freehold. Mama: Mr. Via Mater, preat- a Krain, recording seen- rie Pipitone of Haslet Jack Iartetta aad Reeemnry Hu. Mr. Holmes wu the first presi- dent and trust officer; Mr. Mi- and Mn. Lelghton Levy, Recording artist Johnny Kaye bar, osslsted by Madge Burac dent of the bank, and Charles Vey. exeeuttvevtes preatdant; M secretary. made e guest appearance end and Thomu Kelly. Chspsreaea H. Ely of Freehold Its first cash- played his latest recordings, "Oh nemben of me Youth Gold-. trust officer, aad Joke J. Kosak, Mn. Herman Korabow, enee CouneO, Chestnut Hill Ctvto ier. duplaln; Mrs. Jsck AHmark. pa- f^* and "Plesse Take My Jr.. Rl Asaoclatloo and the Rarttea AoV The original capital subscribed of the „ Instructor; Mn. Jack "«: to the bank wu $M.0M. The beak te a cording tame ssag, tod leticAssocUtioa. Federal Deposit Cor- Kreuter. historian snd publicity; The first bank statement. Is- 1 Mrs. Martin Alperin. conductress; "Enchanted Love," their present Adviaen of the "Rartteene" ere sued Sept ». 1M, showed that I Mrs. Stan Schwarts. guard; Mrs. lit record. Robert Lippineott WUliam PhsV SU.IU.St wu deposited, end that 1 Stan KaUch. Mn. Robert Green- lips end Jack Padovaao. Co** aad Osariaj the bank bad assets ot S41.4U.14. berg, aad Mrs. Robert Green- The institution now hu capital — A lumber drying shed it Mlllharst Mills hunker yard, of I HMD; surplus, leJMet, and Guests wen Mn. Lucy Kartd- undivided profits, gTMNJ*. Road Work Meaelapea Township, was destroyed ia fills Mate Sunday merniacj, the third fire bU, chief of staff; Mrs. Milton Total deposits u of Friday an at the yard In aiae years. Ortejln was net known, aad firemen were enable t* etti- Perth, president and Mn. Jack ts.TIM4T.IJ, aad total assets an Steinberg, past pneMant of the For Parkwaj SMte the lees. In right- foraa.rea»d is one of Menalapan firemen who fevfht Uate, Monmourh-Ocoan County Couadl, Past presidents ot the bank an Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary. The Hew Jersey Highway Aati Cbartos Dine], Tfcomu H. Leon- Central MidcVetown ortty amwuacod today it wool Partktoatmg ia the pfenning ard. Jonathan T. Stout. Charles Visiting Mr. aad Mrs. Nell Mac Mrs. Lexer. Mrs. Korabow. Mn. start work linmidwtiry to teatf anfJnHi f mm MMmm •f> ^^e ^_ aj.. Nell, HI Stateslr PL, tor one•*••*• MHaV mm g PJUOM amaWVwVWa A p JPIV Beeeuw dlnmnrtre is ehneit tmmm. an gsad j en the entrance aad exit HUM i ew sunyj, , auny ppkttene end efcepie eMs by Me. Our • leadmg to or from the mam stoi week wu Mn. MajNeil a nephew, Harry Bakermaa. Mn. Kraln, chindm* dmtitmendnMitmenl toto e n eiw-epener en the aesuUee of enan ! of the Garden State Parkway t Split in GOP RanksBasil Coedy, aad for two weeks,Mn. Herman Korobow. Mrs. Ted ttocbwkt! ourr MdMde-'i rotteurtter.. » hehelnp tor wenama sstosttens. ' Rsy Janes. Brooklyn. Sherman aad Mrs. Kreuter. Wedsweod. Leor««. Rofil Crown 1 .._, Eases County. Rortl Doultoo. PraaelMea. 8*»nf1. Noriteke. .Mrel Oep- The improvement ot the Mr. and Mn. Halg mluten. caloralMM ami JinlrMfrm lane 1M Statoeir PI., entertained test Japan hu "ckonomJ-yaki' parkway nwsfcnaaase win n As Robertson Bolts week-end at an outdoor barbecue 'do - it- yourself" restaurants. ; i tor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bogoslu, Waitresses brine n tray ot In- quire the temporary closing e HMD BAmc, MXW, some entrance aad estt ramps ii Hsckenssck; Mr. and Mn. Paul gredients and the diner cooks Eatn tomorrow. Sybester C RARITAN TOWNSHIP -The Bakal. Haworth. aad Mr. andhis own meal on a small grill. Smith. Jr.. authority treasura Republican Party here wu split Mary Anne Parkinson, daugh- wids open last sight when one ters. Linda aad Joanne. Jersey of the three GOP candidates for City. Township Committee-Arthur J. Labor Day weekend guests ot The construction schedule celt RObOJftMlnV^fcollfjd as ftJ im"JI*tllrC1Hi Mr. snd Mrs. Michael Lawless for dosini ot the parkway1 that be will seek election wen Mr. Lewleee* father, Peter northbound antreace near Sprmi pendent ot the other two Republi- Lawteaa of Jersey City, and Mr. field Ave. at Interchange 141/ can candidates." and Mn. Michael Burke and Wednesday. Thundsy and Fride; Mr. Robertson dsctand mat In daughter, Margaret, ot Astoria, between fcM a.m. and J:M p.m subsequent campaign releases, he L.I. each day. will "spell out exactly" hi* Mary Aaae Parkinson, dalgh- The southbound exit ramp s charges against the present GOP ter of Mr. end Mrs. Chsrta Oar Fust Oil Brings you that laterchange te to be cleeei edmlnittntkm and the other two Parkinson, 41 Maida Ter.. wu aU for the same period each day Republican candidates. Commit yean old last Tuesday, aoa >uu comfort • in any teeien. startiag Monday aad pocswl man Anthony DeMaio and Feed a birthday party. Guests wen Heats your weter feitor through the foUowini Friday. Ivenon. secretary ot the Zoning Petty and Evetya Sonheim, Linda Six other exit or entrant Board ot Adjustment and Roger Abrntano, Lynae Del- . . . *t last cott. Phone For wMnq In tho rain, ramps in the Eisex County sec Ha described his former run- ton, Joy Anne Shechaa aad Mar TODAY! tion will alto be Involved ia th ning metes u "puppets" of May- garet McCnrtla. work program to double sppraxl or Harry P. Seamen, declaring Then will be a retnrn engage- tho raincoat to dote on mately the length of the accelen that their records in public of- ment of the Berkeley Mi [tion and deceleration lanes. Th fice an "indefensible." at St Marye CathoUc School aud- is our dashing Chesterfield, W.liiam A.fluKr improvement ie aimed at expedil Mr. Robertson's statement. In itorium Saturday, Oct I, for the .ing traffic movement, promotini part, is u follows: Arthur J. Eaherteaa benefit of the Parent-Teacher As safety, and reducing maintenano sodstlon. The preaantetton will back-boltwd, slm in cut, Hill OIL On the Record , costs. _ be The Tinder Box." la charge The project will also includ Mr. DeMaio and Mr, Ivenon bbotho . It te frenuenny necessary of tickets te Mrs. Albert Msd- have both held public office and clauicaty nonchalant. 'stabilisation of road ahouldera I la to teatearr dodoww n aa existing weak Paasalc, Bergen aad Union COM the past and wB win or 'loss structure la order to build 'ties as wed as Essex. the election on the haste of their thing new and etrong with chanc- LAWN PARTY wrip'Ory QmrCfon Md cottofi ter aad integrtty. MtDDLETOWN-Mr. end Mn. I ntue to defend these ne- Mpl. me more JMJMBCB ^FS . Nugent. Jr.. S Maids IfMit shruft oft wnMDM* a really strong ShorecfMtf oxittrteUiMd st t They read Mas a . Mj publica Chib. free of aU atrtofi r lawn party end buff et last week e»_tf • I .J,,,* rfnimr MW at eMMna's Bams, called 'Follow panto_g from behind the aceaas.'' for Mr. and Mn. a O. OkHt the Leader. The action taken by Mr.RA- Mr. and Mn. Ralph Amseth, Mr. If 1 am epOJlT*lwnMI TPfll wmmf Mrs. Fred Koch, Mr. end Mn. on my owa terms. I wU) stand Republicans aad DemocraU are William Hoagland, Mr. and stays boautifut whon it's wot. Freehold's First National - SJ teadtr. or when Ill HoltUMli It WP'DlMQ i November election ry, Mr. and Mrs. Chartea Free- ia office." will be tecreasod tram three to Mr. Robertson ssid now that «„ man, Mr. and Mn. Frank Flah- erty, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenay, for your M iMfl i^tf-lAf^rf LL_u|l MttelAl • Last year. DemocraU took twoMr. and Mrs. Sydney Keiaer, Mr. the "Inner eaaetem." his cam- of the three munidpsl offices st and Mn. George T. Davis, Shore- and campaign funds wiB _ „«,,;„, ltoto te crest; Mr. and Mn. Andy Caste- be Umited. ssaaor with Mr. Seamen, n Re- lam. River Plata; Mr. aad Mrs. "But" Ma statement continued, publican, winning ai Joseph Maloae, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Check-Loan Account "The rsmplga win be my own. u a member of the Township Robert Urffcr. Bridle; Mrs. Na- ^WBBM NOVWeMT COHm 4UM gent's mother. Mn. John J. Daly. atectiea day hu passed, win or With a Check-loan Account you may raver Seamen won by n votee. Greenridge. S.I.. and her brother less, t will be sole to maintain ™ T William R. Gnene and ilster-la-law, Mr. and Mn. my integrity afaht have to apply far credit a* a loan to aad dignity u a won by JH, and Tax Collector Thomu Daly, Hugeonot Park, •Maftf Mil Mtua Mn. Jeanne C. McDonough. "y SI. Dancing wu to the orchestra buy an aufo. furniture. eUthiitf, home appli- 113. of Richard Lusis of Fsir Hsven. "Dose thto acttan mean that I ances; wake homo Improvement!; pay mod- ive deserted the Repubtfc Party? No, I have net deserted leal bills), repair kills, vacation expenses; ths party. To the contrary. I sb> OtrHJf M|W to KrMftMB It consolidate kills, or for any ether worthwhile purposes. You pay only for the money aad Raritan Township te atoo strang- Uag the RepaMltaa Party la Rari- the checks you vie. toa. My mtoattoas are to destroy ej ...— ..»
IT yea can pay You can kj mteaxeathly: tktomad AT an i i tio $140 sWeadteg the UborDay formal dMMt at thi MtaaMvlh Hflb $to $400 ntry Oak tedadsd Mr. aad Mrs. Fred Stotshaeh aad their $10 $710 aassts, Mr. aad Mrs. Peter Loser; M>. end Mrs. StsrUat Thorns- e mat* BBamaf aUaws "u^^^ei Meia $40 $tto MI MTe OlaH IWe fHM RUT rar. Mr. aad Mrs. Edward Loft- $M $1,100 ier. Mr. ami Mrs. WUNam Hoi- leads; Mr. aad Mrs. Edward Ca- $71 $1,000 say aad peseta, Mr. aad Mrs lames C. Laker; Mr. and Mrs. $100 $1,400 Frank Haste; Mr. aad Mn. Frank Tyrol and their Meats. Mr. aad Mrs. Ossras T. Davis, aad Mr. aad Mrs. Rkkard Cam> way. Mr. aad Mrs. Maomack _ tertateed the greaa at meir home •AnmUal ^Jamni ap^aaBtmt MPW a*av •Bawajt TO MBIT RARrTAM TOWMMP - Ths Wm •fjke wemaa'i CM
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• Boy Scouts of the Trenton loccss. Catholic boys of Keaas- irg an Invited. T'Mieorlattee III IkM MauJJaJ t_. _ —t Ml 00) PTwTlOT*] Oy aanifJmmW/ftaMn tH • troop's committee. Clly Hurts, a cmt*r of silk menu VVVVWVX turv, wai once the cepltal of lurkvy. fadtank Kqisttr toast, let K J. State Mtaway «, MIHIHIOT, tt. J. Reporter MN If Ma a Cni Ml ftaqr The grinning litUe man is about due. He will amne THOMAS ntVDW BROWN, and Jerk his head in autocratic bows; be will wave Us JAMES I. HOOAN. ML HAM1O KELLY, hat at the people) and the $24.50 brown suit will flap W, HAMtY rENNINGTON, rrsaatttea around his fat little legs. He will talk to worknen ef tht Atvtdatod PNM through an interpreter and he will play the common Ik* «mi mix Pnaa u aatliM tieiimwy u thi UM tor latukUutlaa at til IBa Meal Mm •rutae !• Ikia amtapw u nil utf tk man among common aten. Aadk Bareea el Clrcuiatito I'm no pundit I don't know what Ik* IU4 Mask MU_ M UBH M flo«WU rMpoaHbllltiw for typgfraiBlnl arran Is aSvertlaa- he's going to say. By nature. NiUta , tot will ntrlat, without chart*. UM put af an Kmrtmm.nl u wttlck Uw lyfOf ra»blc*l Mrw aaatira. Alwtiaara will Uni* aautr tht MuafimaM inuudiualir *l ur im whlak may occur. Khrushchev is a taker rather than a i M irniwiiiiiiim Mr mnwi t apuioaa U Mian mat it* raaaara. fiver. However, as an average student etkeertauae Maaa la Attaint Out ;nr lU.DO: Hi montba H0». •UBM mm at asuur. 1 MBU Sinew mm kf auu. • wnu of history, I know that there It a Marx principle called World Revolution, and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, INI this means that the Soviet Union is pledged to convert the world to Com* A. Test in Smelling nnialsm no aattar how friendly tha Russians feel at tha moment What next? viewer with a sensitive nose would When Mr. Khrushchev said. In a moment of pique, From a flickering, blurry, silent have trouble sitting through a.two- that he would bury us. I think ha meant ideologically. •trip of film, the movies have grown hour epic which includes a chase I don't think he meant that he would lift the spade to colorful, stereophonic extrava- through the sewers of Paris and a and start digging. A dead and barren United States , ganzas. Anyone would have thought gunfight in the Chicago stockyards. would be a liability to a victorious Russia. the ultimate had been reached. A bigger box office tragedy than My big concern about the visit is tht safety of But, what do our wondering eyes critic's blackball for a "Smell-o- the Soviet premier. Some of my work In books is built *, rather, noses—perceive, but aVision" picture would be an epi- around assassination and I wince when I think of the new "Smell-o-Vision" process. In ademic of head colds. Pity the poor task of the United States Secret Service. They have new movie, appropriately entitled, hayfever sufferer who couldn't es- to protect the man whom millions of Americans re- "Scent of Mystery," audiences will cape before a scene of rural ragweed gard as the greatest threat to then* lives. be able to smell the scenes, as well flashed on the screen. Wouldn't a At 4 p. m. on the afternoon that President Lin- as see them. scene of the Botanical Gardens be coin was shot he was walking with Major Crook from For instance, in one scene, an lost on an audience of head cold THESE DAYS WILLIAM the White House to the War Department and some actor drinks a cup of coffee. The sufferers? By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY drunken men bumped Mr. Lincoln. The two began to audience gets a coffee smell. In an- One thing Michael Todd, Jr., is S. WHITE talk about assassination. other scene, an actor is quenching doing with his "Smell-o-Vision" film When one touches on tha subject of religion, he often strikes a sour chord because there are so many WASHINGTON - Beneath all "I have perfect confidence In those who are his thirst with a nip of brandy. The is eliminating screen credits. We religions and sects and each believes that it alone the partisan hurrahs and counter- around me," the President said. "In every one of you audience gets a brandy smell. Tee- agree with his statement that "audi- possesses the only and complete truth. However, it hurrahs, what has been the real men. I know no one could do it and escape alive. But story, the reel tone, of the nemo- totalers may not care for this scene. ences are not interested in who fixed is not usually anticipated that atheism or agnosticism if it is to be done, it is impossible to prevent it" The various odors are piped in syn-the hair or who handled the sound.1 will rush to its own defense, change in our national mores, is recent That's a melancholy truth."... If it Is to be done, chronization to the action of thYoune g Mr. Todd even is cutting out ative to all matters of high prin- and startling. For a nation founded by t is impossiSle to prevent it" At the last Republican film. ciple. Including foreign policy, the stars' credits. National Convention, I stood at a front window on This sounds fine, so long as the While we're waiting for "Scent Pilgrims, Puritans, Quakers, Moravians, with a Republican President. persecuted Catholics, etc., was not ex It has undoubtedly been good the 8th floor of the SL Francis Hotel in San Francisco movies using "Smell-o-Vision" stick of Mystery" to hit the local scene, for the country. It has been had pected toarriv e at a point when prayer, with Mr. Randolph A. Hearst We were looking down close to the tea party line. A moviewe'll reach for another cold tablet. any kind of prayer, would be offensive, for thost Democrats who believe that only by cootantly "fighting" at Dwight D. Eisenhower, standing in an open car, not because it is a different prayer but the Republicans can' the'Demo- grinning and waving his hands ovtr his head. because it is a prayer. crattc party setae the WMte Hooat An Honor for Cartmcll SOKOLSKY in Its*. And tt has btea exasper- But such seems to be the case with ating to all thost who insist upon I drew an imaginary bead with an imaginary rifle. soqte folks who write me letters on the subject For sharp, simple. blaek-amMthlte "It would be easy," I said. Ho agreed. The Puerto For a young man, Rumson's May The group, made up of several of instance, Miss Sandy Perlmutter writes the: divisions in poUUea. on tht neat- tst separation of sheep and gatta. Ricans who tried to kill Mr. Truman In Blair House or Peter Cartmell is piling up a list Newark's business and civic leaders, ". .. There are many reasons for objection. First It has been a responsible Con- must have known that escape was impossible. It Is of all, a memorized prayer is insincere, a mere mum- gress in affective, working terms. of accomplishments hard to match. has worked several yean toward the when your cause becomes more important than your bling of words for the sake of habit To some, this isBut bseautt of Ha high profes- At 38, he is not only that mu- re-development of the city. sional competence it has not been life that you to society. nicipality's chief executive—but also As a successful businessman and a sin. There are others who believe that 'begging* andtidtfng to the spectators. Indeed, 'acknowledging our dependence' are beneath the dig-to many tt has been intolerably All I can do is toad d my small voice toman y the vice president of Fidelity Union an active participant in municipal nity of humans; that God does not exist for the pur-dull. others in hoping that our people will remember that Trust Company, Newark, one of thegovernment, Mr. Cartmell is certain- (The truei proa inin nearly pose of being importuned for blessings. Then too, thereaay activity make it aUlook too Nikita Khrushchev is our guest To be hospitable, it largest and most respected banks inly well qualified for his new appoint- is the smallness of 'us, our parents, our teachers, and easy 10 antisfy ^ gaJkryi thim isn't necessary toembrac e the invited. Hie British and ment. our country.' Is this not the epitome of selfishness, in for drama. Remember how een- the state. terfleMer Jot DIMaggJo of thethe French think of us as a crude people, with few And now comes another honor. He has consistently demonstrated a time when the need is for world peace, enlighten- New York Yaakeet used to take ment, and life for millions condemned to starve?" those toweriag fly balls without manners. This will be our opportunity to show the Mayor Leo P. Carlin of Newark outstanding ability—and we know it seeming even to move, and with world that, besides money, we also have kindness to Now to me there is much more in this quota' never the slightest heroic ges- last week appointed Mr. Cartmell to,wil l be put to good use as a memtion than meets the eye. For what this young lady Isture?) give away. that city's Economic Development her of the Newark Development really saying is that the family unit, even the national President Eisenhower's cele- Committee. brated vetoes have been relative- It U increasingly important. I think, in the mas- Committee. unit ia too small to require allegiance: that the uni- ly frequent. And but for a tingle ter of foreign policy, for us to show solidarity behind versal, materialistic state la an ideal to be accepted case, on the public works btU tor the President We can disagree with him on internal $200,000 (averafa customer'! In a word, the United States is to bring itself check: M ceaU)-aad wit ontoe the productive and cultural level of the «"• i*- matters toou r hearts' content and vote against him HAL BOYLE hai failed. "We don't tee how OM could,' islanders or for that matter, the nomads of Kazakhis- oad the accessary twe^birda tat- at election time If we please, but in matters between he Mid criiply. "la aay caae, tan, because all should share the'goods of the Earth, Jority to override him. the United States and foreign nations, we must show NEW YORK (AP) - America Hiatioa picks tht site. lease* the we wouldn't let it. We'd move in But, more importantly, not one P d ta whether they are productive or not It Is a doctrine of he. gone mid over Piue pitt. >«*"»•••« 2? £.?'rf E; and take over " veto put the President la aayunity. but In leu than live yean Ray Whit about the current pizza primitive socialism, long abandoned in every socialist fundamental opposition to Con- groti. Each drive-in represents 11 The President after a great deal of soul-searching, Kroc hat built up a $35,000,000 an invcitmrat of •bout 1125,000. craze? Kroc isn't interested. country, including Soviet Russia, but often taught toCJfjJ, """^PlJrjIi.' buiineii in an older U. S. food of which the individual operator "The secret liei in slicking to our children as the pabulum of humanism. onf tail, over this amount of money ,»»• lavorite — the puts up ttt.tM. thins—and doing it best,' as against that amount of money. visitor who has fewer friends here. Still, if It will do hamburger. I The drive-ias limit themselvesi1" said. Then the young lady, having expounded her phi to a 10-item low cost menu losophy, not of non-conformism but of what In the Underneath, actually, this has any good for this professional peasant to see at first (hamburgera IS centi. milk! Renwvlag Dfeah - i a Congressional year of good days of Emma Goldman and the Ferrer school used to rttauoN with the White House, hand what we peasants can do in the way of making friesi Decals on walls or furniture be called anarchism, proceeds with this paragraph: on the Importaat things. No lead- automobiles and atom bombs and machines and mis* ing Democrat la Congress is pre- Mats buying also cuts and they uttnlly have to come off "Granted, If a group Is homogeneous, it is comparin- g aa ambush of revenge for sites, then I'm in favor of letting him look and stand* CustOBMn can't eat before a painting Job CM be So there1! fortlng to be saying the same thing as the rest, not to next year^aaatoet the Presidentm. g by to watch his eyes bug. be able tohea r one's own voice at all, but the power- ** *• Pr*«***t«» •* """tai One way is to toak ordinary They will bug. He is about to hava his first look Kroc doesn't believe an aad ful voice of the mats. But there is not a great differ* Ink blotters in water and press kit Democratic Congressional i at the most favored nation In the most favored cen- allow juke boxes, them on the surface over the do-ence between 'Almighty God' and 'Heil Hitler' chanted position cigarette machines or phone call and allow them to dry, she We have had nine additional tury In history. Let him have a real good look. If ha Mrs a year. in unison, when one does not know the meaning of booths-tad we don't hire fe- ssys. In Hood drying weather, montke of divided Kroc quit high school at IS is honest ho must say: "Home was never like this." male help," he said. they will dry In about a hah* words, or prefers not to know, caught in the Joyous -of what after a toeing bout with algebra. "In picking a tile we count hour. Hut leave them on untidrunkel n web of mob action." ey of OkkhonM ctlle "earn lt>H One cartoonist said it succinctly: "What are wo At II he and Walt Disney were ... gtveran>eat" —with a the churches and schoott In the '^V •" throughly dry and then This is apparently a well-educated young wanabMBaa driving Red Cms ambulances. peel them off. hriniing the de- '•fly executive and ssnacratk tea. going to do if he asks for asylum barer... After Ihe end of the first World area, rather than the (raffle. We appeal to a family trade, not caU with them whose two-page letter is well-written, whose anger UJatnre. Many of tha saora M> War. Ray played piano ia |au era! Democrats an earnestly bands, became musical director fraaeieats. We want to become Another method which may beVems to be legitimate But what does she believe to , convinced that there ha« been far in a real part of the community." used on fumiiurr, except veneer-1be true? What is the standard of life that guides her?SomSii cotntration whh llaen- •We Of a Chicago radio station Who rues these glorified moral •* l»mliure. „ ,„ covfr llw „>.. * too rn.cn To) Order, Oass. UM Mat MUfl 112•4i remember hiring one team haniburaer stands* Eighty per csied surface with a wet woolen! Her letter carries thi.s discussion beyond the sub- ^"^ ••* **£*!*'t **"h** It Writhe*** f Kill AUdl !»*•• > lull iritM a_t U.i Aat KKAUAM **•. ataVav ftVaukA^ aflatl^ ^M aL^aaatKatl Aa*k tlPUa.* "•SfWI^H "^B IMVM NH I^MI called Sam and Henry for IS a cent never had anyy restaurant «kHh and preia a hot iron, set Ject of prayer to the broad field of education. What theOOf. at a temperature for wool, over Bight." he recalled, "later they esperlence. Among the operators p are our children getting out of the schools beyond a If they are right, then the Dem- t*f MHitfwhat nrtter as Amno«* retired doctors dtauots end"* ""fare few tools tous e fora livelihood? What arc they getting ecretraua should wawias CCoafrei t aatlia _- Andy." navy commanden. a former lino- IMS but lose thewStt Haass. For IT years Km served ti a type operator, a former icaool* of manners and morals, of Inspiration and Incentive? iut the esauetkag Da tsacbtr. They lake aa Intensive Mies manager for a paper cup Is the school, which ooMumes the major portion of Sam Rarbara of the firm, thtn became world dis- two-week business IndoctrlaaUoa by Kroc and his aides, then an the waking hours of a cMM's life, nothing more than tributor for a soda fountain mid. MM Mi tMif tjjnlx machine. handed the keys. bricks and glass with a pedagogue to drone along for datea. tat* Tbty la ItH Mack and Dick Mc- "A lot of franchise systems are con games and blue sky months about something that a smart child can pick thtak aa Unpneslaa at DoaMcret- Donald, owners of a unique stir k |iaMM.l-ili. --.a a a^.- t. atrvlee hamburger drlvea-m at optmUoni," aatd Kroc frankly up in weeks? What are wo doing to our children? Are TW^HmWHny MM •MHfKjr IS "Rut a good honest franchise it better poUtlet tkaa aa Imsresalta, San Bernardino, Calif, called we educating them or only teaching them? simply of. combatlvaaett agaiael he Join them In on- «' thr bed m*ana of going in, Elsenhower. II they art right. ttJ Inm business today. And there There Is excitement about Juvenile delinquency a nationwide chain. Democrats ihouM wla both Walts arr a number of them around, "The Idea put me on a dream by which Is meant that some young people engage In House tad Congress. cloud at the start," said Kroc, "They teach the Individual; major felonies, including murder. Compared to the There it. btwtvtr, see iasa-i who later took over the chain what he needs to know to make meate factor which It aarslstedi when the McDonald brothers re- total juvenile population, the. delinquents are relatively a success. A small businessmen to Congrett^Thtt It "Poact," Ifl tired. "The restaurant Industry if he lakes a Maple field and few and their maladjustments are often pre-natal and h KiJKk has a high mortality, but I never •prcialiies In It has a far more dw to physical aa well as mental aliments. Such mat- I SjSWlM kaew anyone who had failed la efficient setup than any big rnr ters SIT principally for the police or for psychiatrists. war reiaaaiHM, wnh no acoom the hamburgor field" poraiMir). becaus' e 'he can cut p peayin..,g, toes „ < down un overhead. Wh Kroc launched only one new When the sociologist tntars this field, he usually ere- or honor la slMbeti "Me alas can give Ms business drive-In patio In ItU. which dM atea Increased confusion because he generally *J C ItlMW.' Now the chain con- the bigaeet lagredlfat that makes or no Coasraes, party of IM drlvelns, with IS the difference between, failure. upon an environmental Interpretation of good and evil. more under construction la II mediocrity and lurrMi That la But our major problem with youth has nothing ""ewer's Mr la the White stale*, and will urini an estl •imple TIN -oldfuhloned ten- House la very Ilktly to be an mated ttAootm in I*M lo tin with delinquency. It has to do with faulty edu- 'in, lovlni tare." It
y1 i L. Olsen aad Mrs. DoughH C.ficfn. H. Ring. Yesrbotks-wert by Mrs. NEW YORK CUT - At Dinner ^.^^ Matte Taloatt FAIR BAVEN-Ths Rhitr Fm- cSmtartoto.^3' Mas law of MarstaB P. Womsafl Cam inaugurated tt* whrnteaThe Bam J. Weber of *££*£& Tm ITU Park Aw. a Mat | hi tat Presaytoris. 7th dab year of acttvitkM "•""'•• byMn.Mas> l "hursday era president's dtaner of tat HU woeaildisMOTChsidCotatry Mrs. Victor L* Mrs;Oaorgo of It president, and past presi- M, WM as a sow Church to DouglM, ThThe brass WM given ta msrri- A short messorit) honoredlber. kias. Jr., son of Mr. tft by bar father. Her gown of two former presidents Mr.. CUf- • c^, m .j-. -nm,,, »«, Douglas Atkinson CaBJas, BaHan Hk waa trimmed with ford Stites and Mn. Frank Cur-lg^^^ Ltocroft. and Mn. W. Plains, N. Y. SMdauMa of ChaatfOy lace on Rev. Dr. Terrace J. Flawy af. the neckline aad skirt. Her veil '• *•« P™* J. Naary, River Plan. Othsn at- was fmjtMte length, and her _ . - „ _ **«• tending won Mn. Frederick L. I** nlas-tmji' aso> **»— 4MMtoWs^aaM# A *Jam* ^""5! Tiymwun. Mrs. 9*"t*\Aytn. Mrs. Brooks. Mn. Myroa • *s_ _ aTall^^^a J A4 ajsV^ faj^^uB^dankink bouquet, tKtdda and Illy of the pooa rauowM u m stmwjtM Wiley. us, Mn* Elwtod StartcsJtimMm . UM Arthur Cndmna. EdwtaBrMeh.Mn.BeMordMrOia«berlaia. MrTworth Sulto oa East 77th % Mrs. Keaaath A. Waollsy. ths Twltt aad Mn. Harold Young. Cunningham, Mn. William Ford, The bride waa given to asm!- bride's aMtr. wu matron of hon- Mrs. Searlet. toaatmsster, ia- Mn. Joseph Cmgan. Mn. LtgB by hvr tadMat* Htf §ovn #f or. The bridal attendants were traduced the guest apeaker, Mrs.Charies Hnlpta, Mrs. Wilton Ivory tissue taffeta bad a aoatp Misses Gloria Sestito, Long Edgar Pearce, Bay Head, fifth Holm, Mn. W. Gilbert neckline, and a fuU length wsto- Branch. Marilyn Ganray, Bald- district vice president She con-Mn. Theodora Marko. Mn. El- flared skirt that had a battotfiy win, L. !., aad Dianat MtebeUt gratulated the club on its actiW- wood Meyen. Mra. George A. bustle at the back. Her voO WM Dutst, MorriitowD* and accomplishments. PuUis. Sr.. Mn. Toulme, Mn. Their MM ware dssabJnhun .Paul F. Lefever, superintend- Harry B. Treacy aad Mb* Whea- MUs Priscilla Dob] of thss. tafia*baaeoete warn of ent of Mtddletown schools, and ton. York CHjr ma atoti * The fiWw CsMMsVsMM stto MM tfri- James W. Davidheiier, Board of An executive board meeting pbialuD. Education Mercury, spoke on thewill be hold Thursday, Oct. J», ia Karea Cyattla Woodsy, the to be presented the homo of Mn. Fes. I BoswtIL Mildred Helea Brian's mace, ma flower girt. is township scat month. The neat meeting is Oct. 1 In] Md Bcvsrtiy ML Wcud* Her frock WM wWte organdy. Entertainment waa provided by the hone of Mn. Manson, 40 Cynthia Habey aad aad aha mm a crowa of fresh » Red Bank School of Music, Fish Hawk Dr., MkMetown. Aa Haabler. the bride's whtto ftowsn on her under the. direction of S. Lowy, allied officer from the Signal ru .*,* girt Dsnais May of Uncroft. Jimmy Barr aad Rich- School nt Fort Moamouth will ard Cubbagg e gavg e guitag r solos, speak, and a report on Ctttasn- Bruct Baata WM beat i Nancy L Clayton Wedaad JimmJi y RogersR , an accordiodi n ship Institute win be gfna by Miss Betty Ann Miller ushers wen Canon A.' 0. Hob of Sagtaaw. solo. Several aumben were playpy - Elizabeth rHffntjt. the club's the dUbagfOom*! WM best maa. The •sh- ed by thth e Del-TonesDlT , a teenage recent candidate. AisKing host- Dennis Shaahna, N. W. Martta am wire Hanld a PhOUps, Jr, orchestra, featuring Jimmy esses will ba Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Dennis Sbeahna, N. W. Martta Of Red Beak aad Reginald Wright At Calvary Baptist uirm, saxophone; Jimmie Sps-'Thompsoa and Mn. Cunningham. Weds Robert 0. Homer and Edwin B. Nsale. aad James Luadberg, both of LONG BRANCH - In Asbury After a wedding trip la Ja- MfcaJgsu. Mr. aad Mrs. Jsmas Robinson of the bridegroom, and Miss Jan- Methodist Church Saturday, Miss maica, the couple wm Bw ta of IM River St. the Red Bank, the Betty Ann Miller, daughter of New York City. The coujto will live at SB marriage of their daughter, Misa bride's sister, Their costumes Packard Aw.. Aaa Arbor. Mich. Clubs Join Mn and Mn. James E. Miller The bride WM gndnated Cmm Nancy Lee Clayton, to First LL were like the one worn by the of 74 White St.. became the Chatham Hall in Virgtata aad at- The bride la a senior at the Unl-George Thomas Wssblagton, boner attendant, in romance wraity af Mkhigaa la Ana Ar- bride of Robert L. Homer, eon tended Vassar College. She made Army Signal Cons, soa of Mr. blue. They caried pink carna- For Show of .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Homerher debut ia IMS aad was a bor. The bridegroom Is a sta- and Mrs. Rufus Wasniagtoa of tions. daat at that aaJversUy's grado- MATAWAN — Members of of M Borden St., Monmouth member of die Jaator Whits Plains, N. Y., Sept • in The bride's attlher wore an womeo's social and service clubs Beach. Rev. William I. Roberts, blies of that year. Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. snsaable of tarojaoiss blue. The Tns bnoMTOQiat IMS John B. GUchrtst. pastor, affici- bridegroom's mother was dressed of the ana will be among the pastor, officsted at the ooubw- ring ceremony. from WUUams CoBaga'and Co- Thomt ia pink. Both bad corsages of models at the fur fashion show lumbia Ualwnity Bustaam of au white gUdkrii and rant party which the Junior The church WM decorated with School. He served u a bwtaaaat TrigiK snd (roeoi (tooiratid tte dwich. Herbert Freeman of White Woman's Club will hold Sept M bouquets of white gladioli and (J. G.) with the Naval Ressrw •ELFOltD - Mr. and Mn. AVMrs. Alethia Williams was the PUini, N. Y.. wu best a at Ys Cottage Ian, Keyport. chryi and illuminat- and ia empioyad by the Baakon OtSBBta of Ridge Ave. organist, aad Cart Darssy, solo- Henry Harris, Red Bank, and Furs will be shown by Fleming- ed by candle-light. Mn. William Trust Company ta New York the marriage, July 31, ist The reception wu held at John Jones. White Plains. N. Y., ton Fur Marsh of Monmouth Bench was City. the soloist A reception followed Mrs. Cantoaato's daughter, Gibta Hall, Fort Moamouth Of ushered. The Juniors are staging the a Jaaet Thome, to Joseph Been Chib, Eatontown. Decora- The couple have returned from st Crystal Brook Inn, Eatootown. tioo* were ia mixed garden flow- event to raiae funds for their TrtgUL M, ton of Mrs. Aaa Tit- a wedding trip to Niagara Falls community project, purchasing* The bride WM escorted by herDetorts CercJtt, of Brooklyn, and the MM and Canada, and am living at additional play equipment for father. Her formal styled gown edejar &m TrigtU. Jr.. of Red Bank. Escorted by her stepfstber, the IB) River St.. Red Bank. pre-school children, to be placed wu white rose point lace over The mala haw returned from bride wore a princess styled The bride, a Red Bank High in Terhune Park, MaUwan. satin. The bodice had a Queen KEANSBURG - Mr. aad MM. a weddtog trip to Mexico, Tens gown of Empire lace, trimmed School graduate, is employed Anne styled collar, and the skirt Ernest Cordts of SB Main tt aad Arises*. The bride WMla satin, aad re-embroidered in Fort Moamouth. Lt Washington Models include Mrs. Robert terminated in a chapel-length have announced the grsdaatsd from Middletowa sequins add seed pearls. Her is stationed et Fort Moamouth. Traphagen of the MaUwan Coo- temporary League; Mn. Peter train. Her veil wu finger-tip of their Towaship High School, and thefingertip-length veil fell from a He WM graduated from Virginia length, and her cascade bouquet Cortta, ta Edgar C from Red Bank High m^irjiing ||go beadpiocer and her State College at Petersburg, Vs., Read, MaUwan Woman's Club; Mrs. Kenneth Conklin and Mrsw. u of white carnations and or- of Awaaa D aad Rt H, Adaatte iiquet wu white roses. where he wu a member of MT liuOY FOt PAIR—Cecelia Ribustelli. left, end chidi. Omega Pal Phi Fraternity. Edward Florian, Keyport Liter- Miss JuUa Wasbingtoa of White her sister, Kathy, get reedy to psrttcipe* in the Trenton ary Club; Mrs. Edward Courter, Miss Sara Edwards of Long Plains, N. Y., the bridegroom's WBHNNO AMOVERSARY State Fair Friday. Cecelia is Mopjarimj to bako a grape Rsritsa Township Women's dub; Braach wu maid of honor. The MlDDtETDWN-Mr. andMn. sister, wu maid of honor. Her KIMM-W bridesmaids were Mn. Robert rMIW Mrs. Lawrence Volden, Laur- John N. NeeL ]g Johnson Tar. ballerina length gowa WM shrimp 7 pie which will be her entry. Kathy will enter a banana 7ciub. Miss H«vde» •"* Mi" Donna Metder, colored silk orgsnta, trimmed in Harbor W< celebrated their wedding anniver- Jtck H. rW. Jr. cake. The girls, dsughtsrt of Mr. and Mrs. Lsxiit Ribut- Barbara Woodhouae, Mauwaa also of Long Branch. All wen aery last weak aad had dinner at Mtin. She bad a matching hat RIVER PLAZA - Announc tell! of Oakland St., Red lank, hove keen first piece win. Junior Woman's Club, aad Mrsdresse. d aUke ia ggown s of pperi- Buttonwood Manor, MaUwu, kl bl ilk d ll ment is mads by Mn. Ethel nert in the cats and pie divisions at the State Fair the George Spntford and Miss Em- winkle blue silk omasa, and all with their gasat, a basiness as- blue canutioos. Armstrong, 71 Campbell St., ma TuUta, McElvame-Schanck »•*_ _ sequin caps. aodato of Mr. Nanl's, Doe Seeds: she ensjagaanant of her daughter, past two years. • trimmed with veils. Their ' amuasRi aaf BasBMssmmi ajg^fsV Aauad)pttlsW msla\BV) Vafl VetersM of Foreiga Wan Post, Maw Nancy Armstrong, to Jack Maiawan. quets were piak carnsuoas. H. Peart, Jr., Specialist Fourth Shelley Mettler of Long Branch ETIQUETTE Class, U. S. Army. He is the Father, Son AT CENTENARY COLLEGE waa the flower girt. Her white of Mr. and Mrs. Jack I Leonardo Unit frock wu embroidered ta a floral Peart, Sr., Sacramento, Calif. RUMSON - Students from nil patten aad tied at the AMY VANDERBILT Wins State Complete Sail area who will begin their first with a pink ribbon sash. She car- week of counseling and examina- ried a basket of pink and white the wife wishes to accompany her FAIR HAVEN-A father and tions at Centenary College for carnations. his son returned to their home Women in tiackettstown neat Clsrence Homer. Jr.. Union "DEAR MUS VANDERBILT: husband, then she must accept Drill Contest week an Miss Roberta April Wbaa aqr hasbaad Igondiaaer this and count it off just as she st Battia Id. Saturday night af- Beach, WM his brother's best LEONARDO — In competition ter completing a 215-mile sail. Rush, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. at the home of our friends, the would entertaining friends et Martin R. Rush of m Ridge Rd.. man. The ushers were Edward beet always BMJMS aad serves home. held at the convention of the William Borner and his son, Homer, Mdfcmouth Beach, and New Jersey American Legion, a graduate of Sanford Prepara- the cocktails sad the hostess pass- "I do not believe that the non- Bruce, II. left here Aug. 31. They tory School. Hockessin, Del.; andRobert Hayden, Long Branch. as *• ban aToaavns. I haw at Saturday in Wildwood, the drill sailed to Centerport, L. I., la an After a woddiag trip to Wash- driaktag couple an asked oaly team sponsored by Leonardo Miss Mary Linda Sully, daughter ways tsftsa nts proceoure nr because of that I do oat thJak It-foot open cockpit sailboat of Mr. and Mn. Robert F. Sully,ington. D. C, the couple will aad thoaght it cornet they are being aaat M ths wtfe Memorial Post, American Legion, live at 71 White St.. Long Branch. woa the state championship for After spending s week visiting Holly Tree Ln., aad Tuxedo When ay hasbaad aad feels, to help pay bifls they da Mr. and Mn. George Sumereau, The bride Is employed ta me of- firing squads. Park, N. Y., a graduate of Rum- Mtal fPf 4aVaMft I BUste act ran ap. I feel may tn in Centerport, Mr. Borner and aon-Fair Havea Regional High fices of the Monmouth Consolidat- Miss Cordts. a aad asm tta cocktails which I out of friendship aad ths only The team scored ttl out of s his soa sailed to Riverside, Conn., School. Classes bagta Sept. H ed Water Company In Long Middletowa Towaship teal Is wnag. My husband should reasonable thing they cat do, If possible IN points. Sept. *. Branch. The bridegroom is an School. Uesjptoytd to the gs> «o it, eboatdaft bs?-M- E-. Nswthey object, ta to say that state This marked the first time They sailed back to Fair Ha- TO TOUR EUROPE of the Mihm's Boat MaUl Cntfit dMaVtaMamt flsf Aft Haven. Cona." they do not driakthey wU not mat the team had entered com- ven by way of Mt Sinai, L. I., Works la Monmouth Beach. Monmouth County Mntlwtl 1 I do taat mat Oat ssliiag of cock- job the others for the cocktail petition since forming !•/, years and City Island. SPRING LAKE - Mr. and ta Red Bank. Her flaace. t aslls ahsald be a masculine pre- hour (hours!) but for ago. The team is under the lea- Mr. Borner and Bruce slept In Mrs. Jack Sullivan of Jack Sul- TO ENTER SMTTH graduate of the High School of la a that Actually, their best bet. If they dership of Drill Sgt., Henry sleeping bags aboard ship daring livan's Lodge, sailed Saturday MIDDLETOWN - Miss Ellis- Music sad Art ta Nsw York CKy, •M enjoy sad wish to attend these Karl, Leonardo, sad instructed the "trip". "They docked'it'SirT on the Uberte for an eight weeks' beth C. Griffith, daughter of Mr.is self employed. the jab. However, men conventions, is to do M all othen by Wallace Rbosds. New Mooes- y moorings along the way. tour of Europe. They plan to and Mn. Richard Griffith of tobeaav- do. I. for awtaace, teamed after mouth. Mr. Borner is an electro- meet Jim Bishop, nuthor-colunv Navesink River Rd.. is enrolled The motto of New lag to cope with the cocktail one duner to order mostly a la The tetfin, nude up uf mem- chemist with International Nickel aiat, and his daughter. Gayls in the freshman class at Smith i "Live Free or Die." The attoatiea M well as with the pur-carte the Clings that appeal to me bers of the Leonardo Post, has Co., Bayonne. Bruce Is a senior LPeggy -. , in Rome, where Mr. Bish- College. Northampton. Mass. Graaits State chase of liquor aad so forth. y citi e d yyon put in many hours of practice in at Rumson-Fsir Haven Regional op will be gatherin' ' g material fo'Registratior n dsy Is Saturday, fijbtiag at the Either their baabaads daa't haw will pay for it anyway, so you Mtu Armstrong, a graduate prepantion for the contest. Hav< High School. s book he is planning to write Classes begin neit Tuesday, tie of Bunker Hill. «M time or the women jesj t seem might u weU. If you can't af- Mlddhaswa Towashipp High the stste championship, on Pope John to hah w taksk a overti tins activityii . ford it, stay away. School, is employed u a secre- team now plans to enlarge VISITORS FROM EGYPT Ia I will say youtary at me Governor Cltaton its membership and enter ths GET ACQUAINTED MEETING deast haw to NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr Today's Women ' a coavea- ta Now York. Mr. Peart national contest In UN. and Mn. Charles W. Thome. Jr. OCEANPORT - The Parent- tka with your It stationed ta Perigsux, France. t» Reeds Rd.. entertained st din- Teacher Association will hold its **mpsay wSas-HMsf a? as, it pays By DOROTHY ROE A winter woddiag to planned. TO GIVE CLINIC ner Sunday for Robert ViUle i •get acquainted" meeting tomor- % bNs. If wa warn to a, then Dr. Martta J. Cain, Jr., whose his son, Robert, Jr., of Cairo, ww at 1:11 p. m. In the school. Aatasmtod Press Woawa's doesn't katw go with yaw ewj tarn to tht END Of SEASON PARTY office Is st 41 West Front St., Egypt. Robert. Jr., Is entering New members will be enrolled, Than if her htav cast. If M Is ant worth It. stay aewr ready appreciated waiter baton you ant 4 SEA BRIGHT - Two baadi will give a clinic discussion, New York University this month. and PTA calendan will be add,Americca uuntil I went to Rsssia." make a deal wtth hsm to sarw bead waa't take R up, she would home -g. C. "Matter Cut For Partial Dee- Mr. and Mrs. Thome also wer...je Board of education members and 1I hhave ran your attended says Barbara Higbse. of NNew you, Fno ttekats to tht If be win tuns Using Aa Anatomic aad a visited that dsy by Mn. Conrad otfken of the PTA will be la- a seven-helped a tot bsaors. It Is tactful to so fully bscnsaa I she ebstag party of the Surfrider York, just back from Chib Saturday night. Functional liaamston," at thsYounker of Washington, whose traduced. Aa laformal coffee week stint st the American ea> to flejura K • HttW bar ndpt book Mkes some asctswi American Dental Associate father Is Dr. Mohnood Abu-Zsid. hour will fallow ia the school on the bar. I WM held oa the deck. Mbit ta Moscow. three bean to got I think your saggti be* meeting in New York this week, also of Cairo, cafeteria. "Just the day before t left 1 If yarn wan tacky yea etaht at a had time to stop to tad toe lbs teach m aa bear aad a RgV." "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: clrcsrsms ta our enlbtt-yoa The mat frtaseat tjatamM reply ted*,Joinin g thnoet dtlothsra a it mt cocktail far the remalader at ths sou Ihawjaa) mcset aa weak-eada when m know, that woadsrful falKdithi ashed by tht RSMIIM, aw Bjr» a tody whs abjactad to a dtsner hsur. sssa »• matter movie shewing typtcsl Amsricaa bsra. warai "Haw aseh d| wa dsllately ben will be lifeguards on a by ceuptoi at a MM* IlOwWV^sfs aateer basit. The dab will d scents sad all af a sudden I wra?" aad "what Mad at ah* luaa sba sad bar When ton it ordering a Mt I couldn't wnlt to get hack dn ynu hew?" They atos WMMd . the couple not landty, Sept. 37. The pool wll as apaa daMy aatil that ante, latjwehsek. drtaktag would tay. "Wall take Barbara duaonstratsd sewtag to bay ' '—" DANCt AT amV AHOY lachmtt ta tht horns wwtag tag m beam at ths fair, aad she saw The i af wars. they __ SEA BRMHT - A teen dene the RutsiMt won taseiastodby ska « Ma aw thalr own trdsr Mn *9f MMINfsl Ol BVrffMSr to Stta. aatmf that msy be pro- am-• * Aho•• y Beac- h Clubs snd ththee ssntsd wtth their awn ehtek. friends wu held Friday on the Even whoa tht Pesase who ait atodttag to-«sek of Ship Ahoy, Ths Ship Ahoy empty, they wtrt < Hhsr sftoa bsesmt wry onpaa- Club's closing party will tak< deep around H." she ssyi, stw aad start "standing trait" ptoce Saturday at I p. m. Thi looklag. Most Russite « MWt (tsaait group af Hi or to the others. If tat aoadrinktrs pool will be open until midnight, make their own clothes; but they faces tight ether eaaptat, all friends tain such a crowd, tht attt thing The social ewniagjs tor mem do not have ths vnritty et either they sort of ptod tnsag. they knnw they are mem or test bars only. The official closlag y mww * «« st
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IRJa)| W Oreapreofltg ton M mmm* aaMam aaaaBBi mm—^—. a^ uL* ^^0 Pty4a Drill at The Weep v Para aad Oardta. aad FnnkHn verity af their htadtcaat, atb» eJy toke ikw* ate i 'I BBB** . •aaaV•J fci•• — •• •a W l**ffJffwff#Wm^^mm e *BIBBBb*Vi aBBaWmmmta BBiaBBVatokaaaal*. Waaaa 7:41. lt:»: Btaal Pram Witt Mf Of IftHi g^^d|^idkBMdi •nVCuW mBHm m aataj BWI WMCI ^" "^^^^w WMaa^aa^B^atoaajaw^ —-~—-».»» — _. ^ • — —^™ -• -« ^^^r^w *^BHH^ The Haunted Civ* ftM, II:«. he aald, u aM) u the ippHoaat swat art Itaad. Onb pmflai UNWaWANCH caa work an a regular ha*, at tart wM etna sm eaatral ar aaaaVBaaBWA lldaldt lu TKt> Uataul Mr- Leaft .wtrFla w» ta- flw yean sr nan. mmfmmm^^n nwaj In IIBW ffiVBN tota l:S9.t;»;0rtitlt. LouUBuk aadptori noM wWBWfy ItdBV* Til** Iwlll* LOS ANOELEI (AP)- ABBUBYPABK C. Ubby. Vattta bM Bmd a I Mat at Maytaer Devil's DiMlple J;M. Matawan Man Ml. 1:41, St Jaaea-Retun Of Tht Ply I« Paroled I:M. 7;H. 1:41: SOB Of Rebta- Btiaiai laaaaM TRENTON - Tht State Pa- graailtiad, at I ptaada per IJai hted l!». I:M. raw Board yettorday laanuacai taaart feet. Or you caa we 1 wttt 1:41, 7:11, II: N. It will per etat graaelattd dtaMria at 4 Lyrto-tt Started With A Km Matawan, waa total nlaMe yaan. >:», 7:11, 1:11. la arlaea tor - and at- Ta prepare a tarty, Ubby ret- tempting to rape Hi HaMi fMaV IM||rWw aader B ^02^K * y_g> k^ wbmaa wtlk- ommtadt » per eeat cwardnat i from work, wettabtt powder at I pouadi parIM eaatraet caaaaatt. Ar- rkwRanl ecoaamltt, toraany an Tht woman, who It whltt, l.ttt eauart feet or M per cant idTea a dL the ttoff of the Department at Icaaraal Maori attempted to rapt dWdrln wwtttabi M ptwtHf at I u a aa- AyMM| j^^ % liter at tht wtfted atoig railroad pound* per llB^rw MJajBaWw IMVt XO He attaajt thai bt dM tjl Unlverttty, wu recently tapolnt- Itracaa near her home la Mata* lawrt evein dMrlbuUtB, ata aeIfaMI PirMUMWI PeH iraH g,!^ ed ay tat atato Baara af Agrl WHTG ||waa April 7, Met. Moore, a » wetuble aawdan a at lean »' mimMAkmmmmMmmm. Sai BAa\aa VBUI iBUBtBadl culture to terv* at adai WBMM Nay, wu aaamctaihjl aalloM of water per LBN aaure tor a tolevkwa thaw, "The NlgbJ if tht program tt the Rural Ad- a hit rapt attempt but he ajum feat of turf. vteery Ceuacil Mrtiag today. htr and robbed bar of IM. After the duet or apny hu tan watt NtNta ever CBS aad if He wu given a HM! year aen- beta applltd ta tht lawn, water tiUattt Sept. He COLUMBIANS TO MEET ^J^^wwW TaW#tJI w^B'a^anv'arajBF ftv tent* fur the robbery and a HIIt In well. Leaflet M, "Japan*** HM,ij| fef Mrlnaement at copy- KIYPORT - remmltteea will .^. year ttrm for the tttviiiuied rapt, BtMle," tivM directHM tor right. IM,M tor loot of erafito, ha tapaltlil aad future pitna dls Ipi Efmtotm • Nm Shrmihury n,t in mi wrr* to \K s«rv#d inn- «rub proofing your lawn You caa Itt.MI tor filinlllag to tarrt a y Wallet' cuated al tht flnt meeting of the "IT ITARTID MOMMUTN COUNTY M4D NATIONAL NEWI wcutlv'ly, Mnor* livrti >i I IrM copy Irom Marvin A name u thee inow't originator CeiumMan Auxiliary. Kaliht* WITH A KIM" ON TMt-MOUR AND HALF HOUR Irr M , Mtltwtn, brforn going Mark, igrlrultural aunt aad rt.aM for not hiring him aa nhtrt. Ttxirtitty «l I M pin lafpnmn nfllrr It tt jnCmirl Sr ' l>rnduffr«ilr«liir. In 0* K nl I hill. HI IV * ,1;'M'!"' '^_U_^ M-4\Ml*,f«tl5.19K RED BANK BEGTSTEB Reds. Down Giants, 4-1; Lead Sliced to One Game his record was 1M. Now it Is MJ. Bv Hy Cunningham A vital 4-1 vietey over Jim Brosaan. • lut minute Dodgtrs last night boosted pitching choice, andd Dutchh Dot- RED BANK IS STILL WITHOUT A REGATTA — MUMilwaukek e Braves iInto undis- terer an early inning substitute tad those persons interested in speed and hoaesMb* puted possession of second place, catcher, combined to give the ana gam behind tha leage-lee* Reds their 4-1 victory over the goodneu hydro-plan* racing wouldn't have a bit of teg San Francisco Giants, and Giants. Brosnsn, usually a re- trouble Saturday if they wanted thrills from racing on gave than their eighth victory liever, started only because Jim the water. • hi the last nine games. OToole, who was scheduled to Ctaetenati's Reds Inflicted pitch, turnJB vp ailing. He gave The FwaWMifg Cup regatta stunning 4-1 defeat upon me up only five hits and a run in into another match race between Mavariek Oianta In tto only other league seven innings. game played. Dotterer, who entered the game MIM Supartest m on the Each of the topthre e contend.in the second when starter Ed D. C, Saturday aad Sunday. Reports torn Mave- on baa 11 games remaining- The Bailey was tossed out for argu- Bravas wffl have a golden op- ing twer a decision, drove In two rick not offk^ satiated at tto end of Ia* week, oktnas)u«e>Muat BmJa enauk^aV-^a^l * oastiaat gWIIUeUlj warn WWtQM WMB mas with a pair of singles. John-! tot rhanras an sto will to on tto starting fine PUYOft W1NNMS — Dixon Oil won the Rod knit Adult SoftfeeH Leefue Playoffs Sunday by defoattef let* . ny Templ1e drove In the first nm WML"* an!? STrSSS J^T "^ run and WMtey Lodge, rogwlar season champions. Champs standing, left to right, are Lou Mustillo, Cert Wheeler, Jake Ireyatst arebatdngOKhomer. ^J^S*batted In the last one Tha trusty Maverick, owned by BID Waggoner of John llaiid, lea Ftaelll, Angola $c«rH and Hank Carte, manager. Kneel!**, left to right, are Lany Rotsui lekay It toak a a double. Willie Mays, with Taylor, batboyt Rlthard Paea; lucky Moron and Eddio Shea. JOth homer, accounted for Phoenix, Ariz., has taken top spot in tto last four reg- prosawa Milwaukee's victory. the lone Giant run. ular unlimited events under the auction of tto Ameri- Btb BaBnhl L a long time Dodger The toss was suffered by John- sppontrvd twOut to c*>ny Antonelll who was making can Power Boat Association. Athletic Wing Ma 11th victory, fifth his second Ud to become a 20- Miss Supsrtast HI has already Indicated aha Shore Conference Inaugurates against Lot Angeles this season, game winner. at ha entered tha Ust of the will try to capture tto ftejldoaffs Gap. Owned To Be Dedicated matt, leading, 4-1. Op to mat time, ho bud allowed the Dodg-Berlin Named by Am Thompson of London, Ontario, tto hydro At RBCHS Sat Season with Scheduling "Bug" ers only one hit—• home wffl to driven by Bob Haywood. tto beat Mave- by Wslly Moon. Then, Just Ilk* Freehold Coach Had Bank Catholic High LONG BRANCH - leto»aatte|FreehoM. ohairman, Anrie Twei.|Brle* Tcmnshlp, Ma»wa* Fotet flwt, the Dodgers loaded the rick twice this year, both tbaas ta Detroit lint School's Athletic Wing, located hpOftS nOtlVWl teW jttcltl gpVtWjMMlflitOMj afetMMtaa^WlflltUtt|Pl^^ StWlfc AttatoCQT Mat RMBV baaot with nobody out on a FREEHOLD-Allen Berlin In NMBQ flaW aWsBOOa, Will Del QtMl* night was appointed assistant was in tto Detroit Memorial Regatta whan fur tha 1MMS season last|Megill, efcalrman, MkVOotown; son. Wan Township sad Central wak and two Infield singles. catod Saturday at 11 a. m. sight when Shore Conference of' varsity football coach by the Maverick was third, and than In a match race tor Bad Bank Catholic Boosters, Roay Plan. Attantte Hlgnlands: Regkmal wiB not parttdpsto. That was the signal for ManFreehol- d Regional Board of Ed' reopouilbls for the project, win fldals held their Wtial sasatai|BowUngJoaapli XoaaM. Itumsoa- totha ager Fred Haney to summon Me-[iKition. tto Hannsworth Trophy. of the new semester at Long Fair Haveo Regloaal, chalmaa; ttve committee ton the A brae- honor n former Casey football Branch High School. Mahon from tha bullpen. The big Mr. Berlin is taking over the But Maverick's consistent record and driver Bill coach by naming the building in iGotf-Buss Wright, Laktwocd,|ksV Strong right-hander was superb.position left vacant by the resig- meawry of bit association with Everything was running i^paveAndet Mo retired Norm Larker on a nation of Walter Zuber. Mr. Ber- itead's experienced handling have been an unbeatable tho school smoothly until a red light leogth-lsojusa: Banquet-Mr. Pingltore, soft Hner to second bsseman Fe-lin's salary will bo $275 for the combination. She has faced every type of competition Tba building wfll beta memory coed what appeared to be a rt-l . ll Mantilla, then threw third jMj—g Hui|aB Dafea^sLs^ka^ •ftlM^^lguQaMI! Iteason. this year and stocked up the highest point total to of George "Snuffy" SUmwsiss, strlkas past Gil Hodges and was moved up who was killed in the tragic "ChleT Bsatty had traffic Park. Past preaMsnt John Daltoa. Johnny Xoseboro. The Coliseum] Charles Figg p as freshman football coach to date, 2,125. train wreck in Newark Bay oneIng at a rapid pace until Coach Coach Rosati requaaNd a Has- who Is nmtoUe director of crowd of 53,7*7 could hardly be- and Athletic * Director Hal op of bowling teams that win River, was named to the B i replace Mr. Berlin. He will re- Entries In tto President's Cup are Miss Bar- year ago today. Tht late Mr. Bevo It SUrnweits coached tha Green Schanck d Freehold Regional paiticlpstt la tha league la ordet; Bra committee, at was Ltt Cosh The Braves got their runs In ceive $215. Ronald Hoffman wtl be assistant freshman football dahl, Miss Thrlftway, Mas Supsrtest m. Miss U. 8. and Gold football team te IMS brought up the old. old topic ol to get the dftult rolling before of Wan Township. ehatars. They took a M lead In Christmas. A division teams to- coach at $200. I, Hawaii Kal, Nitrogen, Wahoo, and Mhw Buffalo. and compiled a 44-1 record. Hisscheduling. Then the red Hgbt Neat atsetoa was tot terOta , tho second when Del Crandsil biggest accompllahraeat mat sea- stowed traffic [4 at r " stroked bis lMh home nm fot- PREPARE FOR SCRIMMAGE This really U a regatto waQ worth tto travel time son was a victory over the Schanck slated," The Long Branch, Neptune, towtag a lerateh single by Frank y NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-The Casey's traditional rivals. Red Conference Is getting weak te Its Manaaquan, Rod Bank and. pos- Torre. They got two more In Rutgers football squad prepares to watch. Bank High School inconsistency of scheduling. II sibly Freehold. the seventh on Billy Brutoa's today for iU first intercollegiate . WILL RED BANK EVER GET AROUND TO Sttnnreist also was a member Ia the B circuit there were ttngte with the bases loaded. the state says you're a Group ) practice scrimmage of the sea- BRINGING BACK THE NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKES? of tha New York Yankees, and school, you play a Group 1 Tba defeat was charged to Don son. CoacCh h JohJh n Stelgman'Sl's scar was popular and generous filling Dryadale^Iy t was his seventseenth it- jet 11 is emphasizing defense to Time after time that question is asked, but nary an school. Something, someday, pg to in as guest speaker at numerous should be dona about this ached Atlaotte Qty Traek'a feat ta the last eight decisions. be used against Penn tomorrow answer is obtained. Every now and then there is athletic events and dinners! Before tha first all-star game, ullng." Betting Up for 1959 1st Franklin Field, Philadelphia. chatter of one being born again, but it is like death at throughout tht county. Backing Mentor Shanck wail Nsgle O'Brien, president of theFrank J. Pingltore. who said TRENTON (AP) - The New birth. Boosters, wiB present the keys "This Cottferenca win never bt jersey mang coavnujaion yen* Tht Now One report Is that Red Bank has an excellent to Mtgr. Emmett A. a strong oat if we keep bicker terday reported Atlantle City chance to nail down some outboard class cham- during tho caramonjaa. ing. It was strong htfhro and It Race Track Is doing slightly bet- CONTINENTAL SUIT Guests of tha Boosters win to-can be strong, but without "' " ** "* ptonshlptri^ywMactimistakmfnsttnoBfh. Mayor George A. Gray tuckering." Tha commiasiott said parmn- The old saying, "get your oar m first," k needed and Osuncll mambers aad Mrs. In the past, some schools have 49* Stirawtlse. given the appearance of attempt*.^^ If Red Bankers want some sort of a regatta. An- ing to pick their spots te ached- "* 0 1 ottornportkMttthatssaalltThydro^lanaawoald uting and If scheduling matters! "* ta MM. oe Gordon Says weren't running ta their favor,„ Attendance was from KACINOOAelV ante a good regatta bare. Then there is tto groap |n . - « .„•' bickering was the result ta fact, NT.4M te MS » 4U.7U last season, oner > la swa* - r* MI M M of regatta toDewers vft» step by tto office aad |UeVeli]M Still Aua.t«v«oa. •i mm m to «. ns., tened to quit tht Conference If The state's share of track rev- af al tt wasn't allowed to prosed with enue mrtnttd from HUM* to mtmmmmmmtmmtim Oitiice its proposed schedule. HI7T.MI. Most of tto fallows stopping by at die desk tell us Other business was the drivers who ask about Red Bank, and why •>*» XMoT Bettty named haw one victory can tees for the coming year IVYSUIT doesn't tto borough get on the racing band wagon?! i adjust Ms pout of Awards-Mr. Pingltore. chairman; They say these racing fellows Just love tto Navestnk] Pete Peterson. Neptune; Basket- River for pouring It on and are looking forward to Sunday after Ms Oeveiaod In- ball-Hal Maason. chairman. Jack VaTt . far sk/Baf mnli *• h» l»- dtaas had bean beaten twice ia Schellenger, Manaaquan; Track' SShai Si•*•» «MMI -Iran this borough getting back on the radng circuit Yankee Stadium and Chicago had Mr. Peterson, chairman, Al Psul'a eBBnBBiaal aBBann%MM~ SUMl BnaitM'dl I*arta w, to MM ton M4 There seems to to Interest far a regatta, bat won to boost IU first place mar- "ett. Regional; ewms, to th tttm Hi f*i- gin to Sft games. Manager Joe Shorn Team—Jack Vaa Fttta. jjf **nt*~C- •*••*•• >•*< nm tsJrMtJ no one Just wants to tato tto tol by tto oordoftg n ^ BBTfM tme to••SII «. Mwe MkMUa, *•*n , boms and get tto event gstlnnlag tt kttaaUuus ol "Come" in and tomtbt wake.' regatta foiled art pointing for It* «wb tto *•*•*>[. 2HL£J?X 100% WOOL IVY LEAGUE tiMtop*U»o«l*tbowat»van».^a*aiac. 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nnmimMM in the trueki that do the next beet thing to paving every road in America-new Chevrolet tntcke PiuMca Dwoaitiaa IM t mmu for 1960. You'U eee what happens when Chevy'e truck engineere design a whole new lint of tntcke around a whole new kind of torsion-spring suspension. These trucks are new from the ride on up -with wonderfully roomier cabs, brawnier frames, style that's fresh as sixty and more! Don't decide on any new truck till you eee the newest of all, bee them soon at your local authorised Chevrolet dealer's.
korlti In th« Niilnnil Bit AtMM-lttlnn Inrrwiicd Mly |wr iiin* thta •'• CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY romptrtd with a 7 point In t yir tin. lit MAPLE AVINUI RID IANK, N. J. IHADYMDI MIM M-Tsweday. Sept 15, MM The aasplrttoai aadmlsajetopm Western capitals over the Elseav tower-Khrushchev meeting. WORLD TODAY A Russian might well ask: What kind of alliance is this that By JAMES MARLOW forces Eisenhower to fir the At- Asseclated Press News Analyst lantic just to reassure his friends he won't do any doubie-dealing WASHINGTON (AP)-No mat-ance through maneuvering or with Khrushchev? ter how you feel about Premiei concessions, sUrting now In his If the alliance shows cracks un- Nikita Khrushchev-good or bad UDu with President Ejjaahower. der the pressure of Khrushchev's —here are some point! to keep The suspicion of Russia is too salesmanship, the military threw la mind as he bounces around deep in the West for any change Russia from the West de- the country. in armaments or bases right to He hasn't been able away. But, after all. Khruih- Don't take his visit so seriously do much with threats so far. u to be disappointed if nothing chev's trip here may be only the There's no reason for not trying first in a series of moves be ooffles of it. To Khrushchev this softer technique. His visit has in mind. may be just a prestige and feel- a softer technique. ing-out expedition, with a free For example: Eisenhower has trip and look around on a Rus- pledged he will make - with When all this is said, the big •Ian expense account. Khrushchev no agreements which unanswered question remains: Just what does Khrushchev have It is also possible he really affect our lilies. Good enough. in mind la coming here? He may wants to lessen tensions. He Khrushchev could make agree- be truly anxious to get a breath- could, if he wishes, lower the menu affecting this country ing spell for Russia to show MICKEY MOUSE world's temperature by making[ alone. it beyond Stalin' concessions. If lie did, he'd want Later-through visits with aome in return. heads of the Allied governments wildest dream. Why should he budge an inch? —he could mike agreements Communism can* aa mentioned It's easy to think of a number of which pleased and affected them, before, take Its time without ever raaaoni which tie in together and even though they affected their losing sight of IU main goal. from his viewpoint, whether sin- alliance. Would they accept? Pos- cere or sinister, make good sense siUy. Albany, captlol of New York cwawra atadjr ef Soviet Fro This Isn't said cynically but sute, was first named Ft Nas- •tier Nlklto 8. Khrusheher, He's 65. He wants to see Rus- dee to visit to. Vailed States, sia surpass this country economi' realistically. The alliance isn't as sau, Own Ft. Orange, then Al was aude dwlaf trip to East eally. He has said it will. Be- solid as Western propagandists bany. Germaar.earlier tato rear. years are short, it prob- ably won't happen in his life- CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anrnmr *a Vaaterday'a Punto time. It may, eventually. Nix Capitol Chunks Right now Russia is throwing ACROSS t-Centen (-Musical 40 per cent of its resources into l-Hurrled drama* For Soap Coupons) military development. His dream S-Arrlve t-Pronoua »-Flrurm l-doal WASHINGTON (AP)-A com- of Russian economic supremacy 12-Frult t-Merrier pany has abandoned plans to give would come a lot closer to ful- 13-Uncloeed 10- World away dunks ot the capital's old 14-Southern organliatlo* fillment if a bigger share of these blackbird Unit) columns as soap premiums. resources went into home use. ll-r«rlod of Il-gymbol for Toe 24 historic columns were By MEL GRAFF tlmt
BIGGEST ELEVATOR U.S. Girls Choose Separates ELIZABETH. N. J. (AP)-Th. world's largest elevator is being used between here and States MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Island, N. Y.-to raise and lower a draw bridge. When the Hs-foot-loog Arthur iw mtr m cuu.. Kill Bridge opened recently it «atMT*aC1DI me the longest vertical-lift «TTM Iraw bridge in the world. When a ship wants to pass underneath, the elevator lifts the entire bridge on two casements. The bridge, owned by the Bal- timore A Ohio Railroad, caa lift IS 70-ton coal cars at one lime.
SEND THE SOAF1 PHOENIX. Aril. (AP) - A young Phoenix boy went to sum- mer camp and wrote aa urgent appeal on a postal card to his mother for some soap. But the youth forgot the fam- ily recently moved to a new POGO By WALT KELLY home. He sent the card to the Old address. So, postal authorities, knowing ?"JF?L *»»••*••»••. (racked down the new address and relayed „, meaaagt. The mother scat the soap special de-
Patenon Barber ets • Trimming PATERSON (AP)-When things ire slow and the weather Is nice, raite AteaseadreUo. leaves Ms barber shop at Ml 31s* Ave, and goes across the street to sit oa a park bench. He caa usually see whan COVERT SKIRT-Fall favorite in the skirt lineup Is classic Muted Plaid . . . Newest plaid customer enttrs hit shop. covert cloth In beige or gray, with semi-flared panel and pressed slacks are i n subtlbtl e mulberrlb y But as he set la the park re- MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST •teat* to give ease in walking, shown with striped silk shirt, tone, with wool-and-cotton shirt w"y. •Jfttck pulled up la front designed by EvanPlcooe. to match. the shop tad Mocked Us view. And wNa he returned to work, Mr. Alessandrello found that he By DMOTHV ROC This fall the tap luxury Item p y had token a trlmmiag-IMH was Aasectated Press Wemea'e EdNer thi 'llti i i In their 'collection is a vicuna missing from the cash register. The great American fashion mil of trpiratra gnf* on and on, skirt (not for limited budgets) with millions of women all over the country basing their ward- and the popular favorite a eov- robes on an ample supply of shirts, skirts, sweaters, slacks and ert cloth skirt with easy cut. Al- TWUWNAL •horts to be mixed or matched at will and dressed up or down ways in demand are the pre- NEW YORK CAP) - tht Port ss suit uy occasion. clsely tailored, Upend slacks, New York Authority hu a» Strong advocates of this pre- somewhat accidental success as shown this fall la • variety of »ounced a II mlllloa dollar ln> sxrlpttoa for every-dsy dressing • movie actor, dividing nil Urn* tartan plaids ai wall u solid prevmtnt program tt ft Han are the Evans brothers, Charles between Hollywood and New colors-all with cotof-coordlaatac d harm Bus Termlajl to Increase Md Robert, of New York, who York, while brother Charley shirts la silk, cotton or wool, dally traffic capacity by M pet •tortod a decade ago turning out keepa production going. Both "Women dost need frills to teat. Aa eaUmsted N mlllloa •MM of the first manlaifcired^* « «»» P"« •• •• *•• look soy," says Bob. "SimplM-• parsons used lit* terminal list •la/*a —A aklrti rul u fit a rut'"« •"d 'tbric »ri«cM«" •* •»«" •» *•* «••»• tallofiag caa doe year. Work la scheduled to (tori •lacks Md skirts cut W fit and n(JW |)|)f fw) Mh M ||f0(||||y ^ ^ , ,,,,.,,,,,,„ „,, ta neat March and esd September, flatter the feminine flume. Now ,,n ,|,r ,ubjpct slacks miles of flatter the feminine (Inure. Now ^ ^ ,| „. n^,,, and teas of Ml. Routine operation will con- younger brother Rob has made a l)rshnull lhdr fi(ubJpct l tlukt mbangles.H ' limit as usual, a spokesman Mid.
THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'NALLEY COMPANY Of WSCS Men to Paint The Wealena •f the Ul Wuk SALES CAREER dweh »Urted ttt Ml Church Exterior $110 • «200 WEEKLY kit week whet member* were 8E y be»u4 W hmeheeA »rv*d by Ito Peyton Wheetef were w rt»t|* Udies' AM Society N. J. STANDARD FOODS CORP. l lb MUR-ROOM - Unromlokad kun| •nimiiii » kgpim dtttriet 19 East Front St. «**•!•. Ctll Ml 1-4W. y Miu San ArmMraai, iccompea- polatep d new vice ppmidMt Mn. Chartai Coeover inncaiiced thah t KELT WANTO-MALE tkno MMwt iw manikir. w 7 At the fulld'i btulaee* meetiai. MU altar • sJaTnnmodMlo occupancy autumn twUdiy bsiar will PKBUNI be held Stturdayy, Oct. 14. l*v* the tmntedlate put preil- M. Pwp Mn A special meeting I* stated kt Thursdayy.. Septp . 24. apnn. The gift MI re-embroW- A regular meeting will to toll end with the signature! each QC a_ »»,„ anptratlaM will guild member. bt madtfer th« buar. Invitation wu read from MAN—WUlk* to mm Irodl fc 111MOM. Fall-Urn.. he Oceaa dove WassM't lod- •pyltn Md Mn. WlMai attending ' wan SH 14010 or NTS AND UVOTOCR Mn «• New York City tept OS 1-0525 *m%gVRtS&ati
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MIS* fW>M (OVH to Join Hanka •IT cuumjto Maes w. lawtuu ouipatxr Of MlddlrtoHn VFW tssLjgrm*^ M1DDLET0WN - At a meet- Civic Chorus ing o( the township1* Veteran* of UMTANDPOUM) ALmATNNI •WAWOWI WANTED, Peasant Ink Mr a* Ml UIM. Foreign Wars, to be held Thurs- In llth Year Okkto, SkR*. 4NHML LITTLE SILVER - Mosmmdl into the group. TM* will tun MMM UAL ISTATI KM UNT Civic Chorus started Us llth AMUHMRNIB the MN membership drive, head- LoeT-Roward. mt kMMk oH ed by Senior Vice Commander }}** ***. IU lint Vincent Boyle, membership chair-hMfi»' In Embury NIH ntleSShJr. A«tUakto nkoa Hall. WttHam Gordon InUmEoV II. nUmom nnMannlMd Utif t ».«. u« wwlwadi/RU I- The ciau will be known u the •*«*• of Little Silver, who Edward A. Duva class, in honor Under his dlroc
commander of the Department of AUTOMOTIVI net. our (US month. Rj. Airros AND TRUCKS uinai AetMT. IH l-tm. VANTDTOKENr group into membership. He will be assisted by Post Commander Rumton High School. Then wffl •Ktoatm tad tight •MMrw. awwrr m d Msfctr • WUI M MiM, IbW IMIM SMT. Mn. M. MeC&jr. 1-tWkmNw • t-m u« IR the spring, the chorus will t* r*Un rt. R*4 Rank. IH t-OM. HOUnES FOR SALE AK WU4, orrici'R NCSroe Mm kedrwm. mod give the Gilbert aad ftullvaa •rn noMa w«k Mm. ulrletranr. IMS CHRYSLER—«. Ratio nordtap, •Monrat, trlmnUwindow fwuklnt IM m—. and (an**. Mat Ft Hancock. HI »- operetta. "Pittaate." iron and «fcw. Frteod tor ouick arMu. AT MM. l*l»an«f 4 »•. Last fad. tht Choras priisnled *•?«. can oo 4-n* m to^SSrio-STcA a-iku BERG INI DBROTO FIRRDOMB-Fwraoar •Man. radio, koalir. powor otoorttii MM* WANnD-MOE PINANCtAL PUIMSHEDIO0MS VETERANS ana krakot, tour ojw wait.wau qnt. ono ownor. SH f>3M*. •UHNTM roomi, rofrisorntor, nowlr dooorotad, NO DOWN PAYMENT two beaefit perfonnaacea of tha RUST SACRIFICS-Oolnl at. ROOM! rURMRHBD-kM- ... litu|l „ iKlmi - Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, r *n, talk aM (kamr. Adults. II I firiM "Br Ttiii •alt! kojtnito. Bam nnnl thoo 172 PER MONTH "The GoadoUen" aiding the Moa> H Technical tind7«lari oitro la w naoro Uw. Mm D. Atlantic HlfkUMi. AT 1- OIUM* t*4 MMM* M* k* tma »uk Oman lolllol outiar. Wool u *M anat 1:J# p.m. AT l-0tt». BnCTLT riTRNiaHZD—Itoein. kltclun Ttu awntra M inn Muw art not mouth County OrgasJiatJoa hr MM FORD-T»o.d»r V-t. if raMnurMilSri UUr «• M*r*. •noM Inwmo tor rotirad nan. Work •rlHUSM. Niar coadtuon. Hf Una. fcrakoo, AA-1 LOVCLT — Turn-room Toms kimnfi wom»a. In* it away, kul »'• worth Social Service, Mrr. low mlliaio. Ono ownorr. M t- ow own km nt homo. No OMCIOI »Bt ktuhm. kMroom. dl MS anor « *.•*, umiro HAKIM awoioafo NoajN.. Call U J-m» alUr M iiil. ikamr MRaa ROOM l» ktodKn W Writers and olKttlc trtu UU olsowar, nuM ?su oarruo mortal*. Frrn ^_;.-- Rra SVtVfUaf* Us tJStltS. $M W*JSM)*I wRkta lull kuosMM, rtana and monr Young Joyriders walklat dlMUMo el Iraki nation. bt> •itm Uiit will ratllr plouo yon. I RXAimCUKw^FoT Experienced in Electronics AA1 COST DUFLBX - Bgattlmr, ooaa In Rarttan •orvlco to tno door. Leonards Mow. eollint lotallon. Rotttiriillr Iu ^adto, tietlMM eoMKWL Km utchtn. unnt room, kotroom.inowor Hwr. 3*. UontMo, AT 1-ax. ML HBTKA. Wtn* <* Kw fix ana kdk. W Hr montk piuo utllMiM. lin-ROOM AND nOARD-For oMorlr pro- Halted in Chase tM \im. mSlati occupancy ttos Juno IS. tout. m. Country toeotlon. Roonnobio roto UH FORD wnlto I ... BOH tuna MORTQAQES Rttonnctt, CA *-mi. SI CkolMt A«*.. nwntli or mt. OS MkN. 110,500 Full Price SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - lion wooon. rial I rat to- . .. IMN TBRM raoORAK lLtk| Brandt (APr-Patrolmaa Lloyd Miller MrMr. •ooutinii e on, lltninU- CASH FOR YOU UJWURNlSHiU THRCB-ROOM - Non-Vft 1315 Down col. otandord okin. I Roi III. Rodiaak. Eagintering Service* Div. I AtaitimM. hiu mojoitd. el Man- UAL RTATl »O« UU did a dnubla take when to saw Ono ownor. Mry latMIl St. lt». (H I-1M* or RU 1-311*. the youthful f sec behind the wheef LI Ml» meu orauToiw «• i Ml nil At*. Kt» York It. H. T. HOUHS FOft SALE MonmontB County Office MU. MM WMK. It Al OAKMURST-riiniMwa. Two ro. of a car yesterday. HOI FITMOUTH - Twaooor CoaU. U WUtoWUWw •St) .IU4 Ml I knlk. nntt. row room* katk. ta- ard. snodoDBdRns. SM* or ki Two other boys wan la the car hr. UWlTl PARLOR I rasa. AwStT AHir « a.m- CA HMt. THE BER6AGENCY THREE MEN NEEDED MOUND COMPANY aROOMSFURiaSRRD-AU nUU- HARRY A. KEARNEY traveling oa Rt 11. Miller RUN tam " " "viot •*•— katk. SH OSborne 1-1000 sued la his patrol car. For AdrfHHMl Piriiii ft CO. Rt M MMdMtown. M. 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