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VOLUME LXXXII NO. 47 RED BANK. N. J., WBMMDAY. OCTOBER 21. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Bare Huge Copper Wire Nation Awaits Theft Operation in Bay shore Court Ruling reported mot they have and a widespread "plrati In Steel Strike mtt Last of Hannan lag the theft of "fhoanaai of (AP) - Aa swious aatfcM wattsd today for if oMavs a weak" la copper from fadsnl Judas to dadda If a Tatt-Hartley lajoacttoa wffl ba osad a bars* owned by tha UJ. Quintuplets Dies to aad dM IMay oatkwrlde stsal strika. Court is sdMdalad b» Metela aad Reftatag Co., Car- tent The bargee an anchored w • * vaaattis aaemiag. awl VAfPBCaMR HsrV BULLETIN Evaa If aa lajuacttoa is granted aa aad of tba strika oeald ba AecordtagtoCapt. Raymond T. Murder Trial delayed by a» appaaL Tba coart Waning, detective SAN ANIUMO, Tea. (APV- Jury Is Still Baby Dt the hat sarvtver af aha oouM — but would aot hava to Basin atey tba taJuaeUoa wblla an The atetel firm *et BUT aha miiskaj appeal waa acted upon. chored ia the bay. Is Incomplete MS to Ml tons of «.. * • « Tbs FREEHOLD - Many wen The win is burned aa tbs bargee ANTOWq, Tw. (AP) - Offer bat few wan Ia to mdt off the raJteteautatta. ^ m ^ Docters i cattdaadoatyalaa aad attoadsats foBgbt to- aa far lor a day to preserve thh e UUff e of tbs at at h tefca^at Strata ^^m^^^^^^^ ^4 ^ .I,* police aaid. trial Jury, ailscttoa lone nay survivor or cjeutu] Studied The metal is add at aa as*- rtuch taitad bata Moaday. girts bora ban yesterday to aa anted price of So* a tan. Of Air Pore* Ueeteaaaf s wife. P»O«RESS —ThU [% an aarial view of work kataaj dwta an tba Raal laak H«wiiitf Aeeordiag to Capt lar. Pear of the teyttte girls, bora Aiilkofify IIHITS on fha Vrajtrsiaja* wanstmajtion #f tna 40 iMiTs« ajallsjsl M#ajtaj#iMajry Keansburg Told menu firm has reported f SI U. S. District Judge Herbert * died wim m hours Tarraca," startad latt manth. Tha araa Is waundad ranajMy by THNII and Swmat "thousands of doDan" a they objected to capital of their birth. Bidder's Plan . Sorg took the case tinder ad- from the operation*. They wan the eaUdrea of First Art. and Wait tarajan PI. ' visement after Hitrri"! to srgu- Capt Walling said that P. U Chutes O. Haass*,. ».. aad Would Be Boon nwatt by both ddas for nearly thefts wen brought" to Ms de- i tba death paaalty for ff-yaaMM wifa. CecsUa. al- M hours. Pnakkmt Eisenhow- partment's attention several Da—trio Laveglio, Ksaaafaurg. dy tba aaotbar of two amtll Ike, Herter KEANSBURO — The Borough er ordered the Justice Depart- weeks ago. Ha believes that tba WHO is caargea wn ma boys. Officials Gathering Council last aigbt agreed to sit to seek the injunction. thefts hava base occurring dace of Hubert Aimer last June IS m "Van wanted a girt." the down with blest Port Authority The eteetworken union aad tf last winter. Mlddletowa. toads, pretty mother told the To Iron Out officials nest week to discuss tha steal companies were named de- Last aigbt police confiscated At 3: M p. a. yesterday the jur- crewcut father. "Now you have sale of M lots border- fendants ia the case. The mil a M-foot power boat with aa esttjors Ust bad baaa eahsasted aad To Discuss Rt. 35lag Waackaaek Creak. firms represent almost N par mated $!.«• m copper icouaty Jialja Joba C. Obodaao Bat baby B, so deHgaated to Summit Talk SHREWSBURY — State and Tba meeting was set for cent of the nation's ateat pro* ordered Sheriff Ira E. Wofeott la order of birth, died at p. m.. Oct ». dacbon capacity. °"capt. Waning said that tba suptom prospective jurors from WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- federal npnasatatlves an meet- an occunriag during the an auUUary bat of 71 at «:« a. m. Baby K died at Idsat Eiaaabowar and Sacratary Tibet Vote lag (Ms annas with tba A prespactiva purchaser, Mer- 1 1 algftt aad that tba boats ara laad- p aad baby c at II * » of State Christian A. Herter maat Sfciswabur/ Community Asaoda- rick Cross. Newark, has entered Jat'sS ™ """^ " •=£••••^adbabyCatltp,m. a bad of f7MM tor the property, iag atong the Bayabora. aspedal- Ml ttd tNO WOflMBa Tba births, a 41 arillfea-axaa at tha White Houaa today to die- tfon aad borough offidals to dis- iyta Port Moamoatb aad BaV Due Today In which has been under Port Au- m Ike American Ho- rarity. CUM differing Allied views ea cuss, me proposed widening of ford. tel. TIM total Jury wffl number 1< thority Jurisdiction dace ML third sat of ajdataplats hi U* when aad how to talk with Soviet Rt *. Tha conference la in OM petiOB waa qaaattaad last tad States medical history aad Premier NUdta S. Khrushchev. Assembly Aeeordiag to Borough Manager night ha said, but ao charge Lavegtto U being dafaadad by a Shadowbraok. . Bernard Blum, a large boat wwddba oa|y tba 47tb ia an raoardad aa- Herter was scheduled to give a UNITED NATIONS (AP) -The te try have baaa prafarrad so tar. lit eoart^petatodattorBsy, Richard d TTheb y baalaaada motel an among the Ceusial Aasaaablbl y bdd f it oat of tha tmall operators a £ tari MidAt prematen. aad residents has projects planned by Mr. Cross. this racket," Capt Wafcmg aaid. FraBCb-Weat German reaction to veto today oa TPjat, aa Baby A wslgbsd I Eisenhower's proposal for an At- active lathe fight tehave Mr. Blum aaid tba development Aceordias to tha captaia. feHea am fMamJawsaawal 1 sparkad sharp East-Waat ax- Assistant Attorney General Had ate summit msiting ia Paris of tba anas as proposed by Mr. hava tha aamaa af a «M Rad Baaar Mayor George A. Gray George c Doub told Judge Serf Eatontown Cl _ many Asian CrosC s woulld bo a "boon to tbs » - _-__ amiaawalewaktt' ask 1 pound II suaeaa. aad E11 that X9,ett workers have baaa MBS WRO wt% BWWtt m Uoaacaa.BabyD.mai The vote wW KamK HenBmg. chairman idled by tha strika ia addrttoa to oration. Ha said met* proof la Third Party tba Western bud- a+tfowa dl approved aa the half million striken. He saU needed bafora arratta caa bt ~ dto aa a atop oa of SUN trami saval unempkqrmsat would caatmue In Sets Rally If the strike ooatiauas. Ho Youths Plead BAXONffMrrt — Tbs "Sack a strike la aa ef WM rishte of the pnbnc. We No Defense arf ken by vtetae ef n iragn In Entries *M ff ^*i BVaaBwai **

"I Jam said tots of prayaa. such charges to hope they ten eBay the fears of Aden aeetrels ... •• yootkyM M appaariag, craacraaxax t and Harter appear- Aither J. OaUbsrg. dte aa. avsasatwkaadMflylac aavlgator *oU raaortors that back- sMta having Ike ioa's fsaeral ciiiniil. argued the asaaOaddMana-aftor tbai first aaty dtoi^My tefts would iron out this ectabatvei. govsramsnt has ae facts to aa> Tbay ara Aathoay trapitsal. is. wWch An anpttcattoa had bean mutt put |ggj iMam^^BaA—ajm ikaa* djBkak sj#ehwnwa, The State Highway Depa "***• •" ^"^iBB^asBlaBBBl lawBBT QaW awssTaaw) of Laightoa Am. Rod Baak, aad wtthia the aert few fBaaB^t&wafMaY faBBMaWwal to the stats for fUJMJIto com- tha watMtemg of (be ftoaald R. Huff. II, of N Fraada i k oa For- It, airawabary. to wtdsa Rt M, He told Jwaja Sorg: aa Brand St. to aat Ava to Port Haamiwfk Ava. Aeeordiag to Asatataat Press- Army RIF ta Alao tocludsd en Total cast Is asUnMtod at IU, i Uatmaa, tha tan rVas- bad baaa cbargad with braaktag A tetoUAaa's Bar. fhrawa- Still Pending ddentian of TttMt by Ava. »*of bary Towaaaap. April II. aad tab- MONMOVm - The Mploma^Madwrltiaa aaid each ggravate ne cold laawT sBB? ff _SHnwaalwB> Tka» BMha SfSAm^ HywoukK recetvad by tba highway Army a IM-workar a parley would set a date for a Nsv. I Also iadudad In Man from IT Church St. to ~ aBBBiflABBBB^BBB^BBftMM waa .fajjmdl aad Herbte's CHtes Service Its- ' ~ "We have baaa asked to believe is tha wkleatag of bWn St was lodged by Frank Hon. Uacraft Anril II. aad tekJag Today, fhra momths tettr the Wast waate to that It is an right for the a 1 stretch of Rt Backer, a local tavern owner. It Una worth Ms. rtsctfcm baa aot keen oonaj BH » Immediately aauth of tba Rt Mayor J J. Oravaay aaid Huff she waa charged with ba Invoked aa* •# CUnN OVl. Da OauMa ia kaowa to be bika- »M traffic drde in breeUai Safe the D. aad H. Palat Hartley law. said an Arsny spabM t tn praposid KhiWB* Tbh) will provide to as to tba Akkoac Store, Bad Beak. May It and trot Dlvidee, An ABC The aacttea af *e T-H ksw taking til BttU i *jhf t-Mttcattsa Is HUB In a latter to Mil SMMa>H BOvmTO al. haaaad*. bafan tbara ara 1M lass M * Nov. IT. bars M a tag ttalr Camp David tafta that Mayor White saM. tt aaw ae- waWSttkl tka> BBBla^aal dBBl oomes appareat that It Is vttsfly Bed Bank, has alsadad aot ajauj Ashs Tea* Veto aacaasary that you jsisaasHj be- to taktag part aYsB mree lad- Ia hopes DaOeaas that a i . _ dat Attted rights"la MM Mil Wlw M 1 West Barha would at GOP Head ted by A. Henry effect ef waakialag i BfMMMa VH «W 1 ABM foothoM than. Replies To Herbert W. KM. tt, BAMTAM TOWIIIIi — Mrs. Tba November date for the Al- ef _ a change la Resignation

Oct. tl» rabbary •MP VaWnC M ajMtWaWttT anf ^ftflM Raal rapraaaatod by CMbaa T. ^ _ ^ s^j #B»-«Jw — — ^ AA aa^M -aaSA-. ^ ^^^^r^m mU Ml •Mai MM K WM fMMK nWsnanwM Mfl aUBwISWf •rTMBOld WH w9 MssV* N 1 for Rt » MGrfLANDS - PaMca today HaaM Cantor aj MOOSS. wM ba Almost-Bride ^^^_ ^i —m^ tanawaw) g^_^0_e^»^M_o^B—m|HW jajBaa^^^al BhwalahwlSkahflJalI aBaT t^aaal waaawLi ^ _ ah^^MiV IkaaBaV waaaBBh dWfa^kSMaafjItean* dtasanwaaanlnwandh nwanwl AdiahwBi Baawntl VJaJ • 4SF1VW wBlBBBj ^THal BsaWaBlTJIBaaTv VajaBJajaVHIaPV Waa* •aBBVaN WBBBI ^2^£Wj2 Convicte d Of Safety Check on 700 Trucks iSSAtli Toting VF •UCTON. Md. (AP) - A New f-Aj^gtu t^_^a__ A ahwaan^aauuVi awaadl ^^A. IMslv# MW • OTVOTM BBBV MwP finds 25% With Defecto edaf aarrymgs ea te ma eaaa ef *e rductont hlsbnltoManto

ua Tha saantor ssJi be would ask hi OM wwtoddT • tract- Sea. Warm Hay (D- WaBBBBl nTanwanlfffaBHtBl awff ftawas fl^pj^te ft nwaawB aMsnwant The almost! VrBBB vBa^njBjBs^wgnwj ^s^ajwe ** aanpaaj^* ^ ujaaasBjajaj aajaajaaaj *^wj n^asaj wPo^wRBeaa' v* ajassaso BaaMpaaaaB pMakahawaahebaWi laa . M IMS MMfft K. M N. J., Tbj) latorateU u He I t WIVJI MI .«• imnii eaot at them bad It If taaaaaak las "The (vtetatJeue) run from M Msrylaad a S." said Robert I ~ M They wan asttyms for me II mmm ftB«aka-4ai_t ttakhaha Wavawal ftkaJai ef me ICC te t •JBPV RfSRwIT WlPll WVJtVvl wBHIl ef thi t ed and the sheriff of tha PMST FlAMt TO "PIT TNI TUNNanV*-* T«N •abar Amadao Tttta did s dauhti tslw I ed te bs te the oaurthaaee, came t aa tbs rue police aarraeki awv took only « ilnajkt fsN when this «lfa4aa«.au«o »aalad up to Swnoof TMNMI In U •swtiff MSfit MM riww Jsrssy _ with trucks teak the live* of M Tnatoa Slate •ottevt. Ceried an Aoreear by If* inventor, MOUHOA Taylor of Lonfvlew, With., II sutherHlee have filed a dsumer ed aft •» read. It landed at nearby Uoen alraort at an alrstana. Taylor lh*n took off wlnaji, "u"9 the woman and ha la ate* The IOC caaaot arrest but caa Into me tKam kenlnd and drava te tunnel en way to o tsorti ear •hew In fatten. Teite 14-11 hnidiiig for th*m s ramasuli direct eWsadlng trurks off the rear n» me nut The truck's t who drove (h# rar, Ales /aliM highways until repairs' are made, hrskN were found defective, «har§ad regular 10-tant tell for trln under harbor. |AP Wlrephetel Amy Vi II (HMNI. U. of Uceen City. N. J. Oct. tl 1«9 RED BANK RECISTER New Policy Steel Strike (Coatfnasd) Attacks Board Taken h Discussed against sa set legal ia Itself — tka courts to issue injunctions Kof C On Land Option ate right to strike. MRS. JANE I. ORR By CD Unit MIDDLETOWN-Mrt. Jane S. FREEHOLD — The Township said the strike kt Bond Issue Botrd of Education voted last PAIR HAVEN — Ths Civil De- Orr. 77, of Middletown-New Moa- night to take an optiop on a 22- fense sad Disaster Control Beard eadsre. He said tas mouth Rd., died yetterday after TRENTON (AP) — The execu- acre tract for future school needs last night aaaouacsd new poll- long ittaess. aacrataty of the Greater n the northwest section of the das aimed at femr pubHc "alert" Hartley te get the aUUs kscs. She was born In Kllburse, Scot- Council of Churches to- township. drills sad wider public partidpa- land, "daughter of tha tola John day accused the Roman Catholic 1 The property is owned by Mrs. Uoa in Ma safety program- to said ha strongly su- and Margaret MacDonald Shaw. Church of seeking to sabotage a Harold C. DuBois and is on the tl o, «««lc ate- Mn. Orr came to the United SM.MO.000 college construction States SS years ago. and lived boad issue. northeast corner of Pond and Wa- ed quickiy by negotiations if me terworks Rds., north of Lake Top- Interestad rssidsats. the board government peUboa lor an •> ben the past IS yean. She wu Rev. Garnett E'. Phibbt, execu- anemus. The ten-month option said, may take part la civil de- junct-oa is deniefl. member of Daughters of Sco- tive secretary of the council of tent* staff meetings to be bald calls for a selling price of 11,500 Under tne terms of the Talt- >a. Elizabeth. Protestsnt churches, Issued a per acre. st I to *3t p. m. on. the th'rd Surviving an two daughters. Statement attacking a pamphlet Tuesday sack aseath la ths An.iaruey law tos woman couw Mrs. Herbert Schulstsdt. with Issued by the Knights of Colum- Hugh Oakley, chairmen of the je.kap.p t la tne taiUs tor W days. property committee, said the whom she lived, and Mn. Stan- boat Roman Catholic laymen's so- Robert A. Matthews, dtractor. . of IJJ South Bridge politics out of college education ristown, to assist in planning. sud creation in the French capital. Ths twe-piac* blsck «s.d whit* tweed witfrt, unit is to advise effectiv»vae pro- But he said the real issue now is woutd oniy give las public a view Ave.. who died Saturday m Moa- which It called "Faubourg Ssint.Honere," featitrss • collar «f black waif far. tection for each home sad fan- "one of keeping sectarian relig- Mothers of Troop 110 tty against atomic fallout. Mr. of bow mt uMiviuuti workan mouth Medical Center, were haM ious power out of our state public Matthews said. Ideas and help of isel aoout uva dispute. yetterdsy in the Worden Funsral educational system, and the Hope to Raise $300 Perfume Pervade* residents would bs ospsciaJly The ladutlry a taat offer — re-Home. Rev. Isaac C. Rottenbarg. church's hand out of the public LINCROFT-The Mother's Aux- Mrs. Patterson Marshall Buried useful la this program, bs added. jectea by tne union over ue pastor of New Shrewsbury Rt- tax treasury." iliary of Boy Scout Troop 110 Grand Central John M. Cain. Matt CD staff •veea-ena — woum nave given ormed Church, officiated. Burial He said many Protestant met last week at the home of NEW YORK -Uaase member, explained the functions worsen aa induauy-asuinataM At-was in Fair View Cemetery. and educational leaders withheld Mrs. Connie Lyford, Mlddletown- Wins Contest lackers la Graad At Arlington of four CD Instruments that cent hourly pacsage increase Bearers were Amory P. Osbora, protests when a Catholic-backed Lincroft Rd. to arrange to raise Mrs. Edward S. Patterson, 193 Termiaal wHt ssea atari WASHINGTON (AP) - Gen. ure rosntgen gamma-ray contain- miring toe Ufa of a three-year Thomas E. Davison, Oifford W. bill was passed by the Legisla. $300 to send one scout to the Patterson Ave., Shrewsbury, at the drep George C. Marshall rests today nation. Hs also showed a film on contract, Worsen were earning Stiles, James Woleott, Jr.. Fraak tare this year to allow, stste National Jamboree at Colorado lapped more than MO entrants in ef a eala. oa a Virginia hillside overlooking atomic fallout protecUoa. This aa average of *JU an hour be- Klngsland and Charles Van- scholarship* to private colleges. Springs, Colo., for two weeka in the "Discovery Days'' sales pro- The lacker eempaay plaas te Washington, where he served so film will be available to tha tore tne itrika startad. Brackle. He said they hoped then that theJuly. motion in Red Bank. use a eisaarlw that will sqatrt long aa a man of war and a schools. Masonic services wen haM Mon- Shoppers completed by spotting A meeting of toe union's 170- Catholic Church would back the One of the projects discussed "fresh, oatdesray arena" la man of peace. On Oct. 31, CD-uniformed aux- mamoer wage policy committee day night in the funeral home. bond Issue. was a cake sale, which will be misplaced items in windows of the leakers each tlate the cola* iliary police will assist at in its «• SEA BRIGHT —-•„»»- A high re„- NEW YORK (AP) — The stock Making yesterday's tour were the judges for the contest. weighed about 120 nounds. The Marshall Man that helped Eu- raod," designed, among other wtoo torra. HiMi todMtted ha qulem mass wu offered yetter- market yesterday look its worst Paul Krebs. president of the Entries were judged on neat- Hannana were childhood sweet- rope recover from the effects of thiags to Improve the cultural would have preferred to see the da.y in "Hol ~y ~Cross Catholic dive in a month as pessimism state CIO Council; Louis P. Mar- ness, legibility, and exactness of hearts at a Catholic school in war. He died Friday at 71 after aspects of tht Rsd Bank area. assembly astablish a UN commit- Churchc . Rumson. for Claude J. over prospects of a lea* diet of dante, president of the state Fed- Taylor. Tex., before their mar* a long Illness. aloa to seek restoration of coodi- Minaldi, U. of 4 Church St. who answer. Francis J, Bolduc. uuot inac tanneo otfon laso, steel depressed the major indus- eration of Labor, AFL, andexecutive vice president of the riag* there Sept. 7. IK). for tha shop hs ea Shadowbrook died Friday in ms horns. Rev. trials. James NesUtt, president of the when China exercised only nom- Chamber, said many entrants Have > Seas Rd. William Edmaa. curate, offld- The small makers of compact Independent Unions of New Jer-had correct answers, but tht Wa- inal sovereignty over Tibet. ated. Beann were Charles Dili- cars, American Motor* and sey. ning shoppers had more detailed The couple has two sons, Rob- one. George Dougherty, George Studebaker-Packerd, were on A November referendum will descriptions of the misplaced ert, 5. Pat, 4. They had spent Supreme Court Denies Harvey, Herbert Fowler, Ray- the upside and paced the market, decide whether S66,MO.0O0 should items. more than two years in laoan Asks Review mong Hdiker and Charles Ellen- successfully withstanding a late be used by the state for the ex- before returning to the United Writ in Tregoff Case berger. The Fint Aid Squad am- selling wave which hammered pansion of eight state-supported States Aug. 1, 1959. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thebulance and a tire truck from the down blue chips to their lows for colleges. The three had previous- Fitting, Cutting, Hannan told reporters he and Of Ordinance Stats Supreme Court hu declin- Fin Co. of the Sea Bright Mr, and Mn. Nell Meytn. 2 ed to Intervene ia ths Carols the day. ly endorsed the idea. Setting Demonstration his wife both had hoped for a Maplewood Ave.. Keansburg, son. SHREWSBURY - Tht Plan- Fin Department carried the flow- Based on the fall In the Associ- In addition to Rutgers, the RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Fit- girl this time, and when he walk- yesterday. ning Board has been asked to Tregoff cast. en to Mt Olivet Cemetery. Tht review tha borough's taMMsioa tofflMV aVtQQaH Satt wNt lOVOT ated Press average, the quoted group visited the Newark Col ing. cutting and sewing from a ed into hit wife's hospital room Mr. end Mn. Randolph Dan- Wordsa Funeral Home, Rod ittern will be demonstrated at aafter the births, she smiled at him ordlaaacs with sa eye to Dr. R. Bernard Flack, are ac-Bank, wu la charge of burial. value of stocks listed on the Newlege of Engineering and Mont- iels, 1IT River St., Red Bank, strengthening road requirements. York Stock Exchange fell by anclatr Stale College. The union- meeting of the Woman's Club and said, "Well, you wanted a ton, yesterday. cused of kHUag Fiach't estranged ists represent more than S00.M0 American Home Department in girl and now you've got five." Mayor Bernard B. White told wife Barbara last July It. EDWARD M. HESUN estimated $2,100,000,100. Rlverview Hsapttal Borough Council last night ha The Supreme Court yesterday Of 1.200 issues traded, M4 ad-members of organized labor in the home of Mrs. Gerard T. He said he klued her for each HARRISON - Edward M. Hes- the state. Remsen, Jr., Carriage Rd., Hazo-f ths newlv born quints. Mr. snd Mn. Edward Rebbein. had asked for tbt study. speat several houn studying Miss vanced and (27 declined. There "I believe that we are a little Tregofrs request for a writ of n. 52. of 214 Manor Ave., died ware 17 new highs for the year let, tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. Physicians said the babies' col 912 Hsrrit Ave., Union Beach, Sunday In the Veterans Adminis- Mrs. Remsen. chairman, taidjor and breathim were good but son, yesterday. behind in our specifications for prohibition which would have pre- and 37 new lows. Campfirr Girl* roads." the mayor said. vented her trial oa a murder tration Hospital. East Orange, Mrs: George R. Schneider, tlfth th»t thev h«H not had a chaace Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baumu. after a long Illness. NEW YORK To Aid Patirnls to develop fully. charge- The court then aaaoaaced. «\Cr Iml district American Home' chsir 273 Laurence Pkwy.. Laurence His brother is George E. Hes- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - man. will lead the discussion and The world's onlv living quints without comment, that it would Mama El lonra * I, Harbor, son. yesterday. Rood rsouirtmtats la aeigh- act issue such a writ. Ua of Keansburg. AH Rxlue - Mis hospital project and a group trip demonstration. Mrs. John laztet- are the Dillftenti* of Buenos Mr. and Mn. Patsy Epoelto. borlag muaidtalinea are "a lot AlUs i.'p Kalaar Al were discussed at a meeting of Mr. Hcslin wu bora is Kearay ants I**) Kcnnacou ta will supply material. Aires, Argentina, who celebrated Rt. Tl, Matawaa, soa. yesterday. men stringent than ours," as Miss Tregoffs attorney. Rob- and had lived in Harrison most AllUd Ch lsuia Kuavara the Takonya Campflre Girls in A aewing ctntest for members their 16th birthday last July IS. art A. Nteb. Jr., sought the ATOM Strt U'tlKraast, sa .12 Mr. and Mn. Robert WUkiae. of his life. He wu a guard at M1,|L»hig1> Ci.1 he home of Mrs. Edward Barth, of the club, in conjuneition with The Dionne quints, probably the Coaadlwoous Mrs. Lois Mac-writ oaaa grounds that his clisat's e wu Aim Ckti lmvi^n Part i' US Hyert Mill Rd., Colt's Nock, sos. AMua 2« Ii/»h Val Inn 14 Roland PI., Hailtt. a statewide contest, will be held world's most publicized, survtv- Mahoa Joke said the would in- civil fa^fcaal Wtft Vatfattftid WhaM the RCA plant there Am Alriin yesterday. M to r 1 ta WoriWoridd «HM Val Rlt I'! March S. 1M0. Details of the con- • a.2! " Am Hrk 8h «SlLo( Olaaa Chrittine Loptro. pretident, ed for M years, until Emilia Dl- Mr. and Mn. Anthony Lepn. vestigate ths possiblUues of kv she was called to testify War "!II with the Army la Europe Am car/aan STSLIb Me N * 1 test will be announced. «. Am < conducted the business meeting onne died at 20 In MM. 91 Branch Ave., Red Bank, soa. stalliag a ttrest light oa Syca- Mr. Flack at his prsMmtaary aad wu awarded tha BraaaBreams Ar- Am "•I a ra» M'.i.iaa a My Any member of the club may more Ave. near Sunaybsak Dr. hsariag. Miss Tregoff was am* Am Motora «7, forWa lnr 35 and announced that the girls will yesterday. as a member ot a Am Knitlt «!'. I.UIMI Sll participate in t project to aupply attend American Home Depart' Mayor White said at hsd hadad as she stopped from the wit- Am mNew York City in St. Jameo morning. GYPSY C. aORJOJtNB 1 Ik Anaconda a* . Montar oil will also be made by the girls RIVER PLAZA — Michelle Mr. snd Mn. Emerson Cooper, Armco til 12'.,i Mom warn in. during the Christmas holtdaw PitvEarrinff Seta Carats and Flach are testa- MOROANVULE - Gypsy C. Armour A Co 32 •« Nat Riar Lydia Baile North Marie Ackerman, daughter of New Brunswick Avt.. Mstawas. Klrkland. «2. died yeatordsy la Annat CH 12 Nat hairy daughter, this morning. tdwdiiM to •» em trial Aakl oil ilSNai IHatm •if. The Takonyts are working on !» Christened Mr. and Mn. George Ackerman, To Be SoM by dab her home on RFD I, Texas Rd. Atfhlaon 27S,.Nlt Hyp, Indian tymbolt representing thr West Lincoln Clr. wat baptbaptisel d 34 4M tlM All *•"" IIS Nil *t,«i RARtTAN TOWNtHI P- A She wu the daughter of ths <*• Carp H'» NY c.nlral Indian name which will be woven MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and MrsSunda. y in St. James Catholic Two Celebrate Ms Rlley snd Molly Maybia. •ka*ca A w IS', Nia M P» oa their headbands. A story »on William J. Minchin. 32 Maple- Church, Red Bank. Christmsa fund raising project Weekly Toon OKd •M Lima Its No Am »v at a ler hushaad wu ths lets Aadraw ._M. A_ oOnk CIIISS No Norr Par ITS aviation wit read by Sunn Sahli wood Dr., attended the christen- Mn. Thomu McDonald, Rod of the Klrkland. Mn. Klrklaad had •ft INWBI Airiin at part of her first rank require- ing of their granddaughter. Ly- Birthdays at CBI I'S Chib ways sa Of Monaaoath Colle«e •Ml* »» I!VS Ohio OH Bank, sad Terrenes Matthews, kt tha homo at Mn a rssidsnt hen two yosn, Wins Air ments. dls Balls North, st St. Mary's Jersey City wen godparents. A WESTLONO BRANCH-Tht vlvlag Is s brothsr Thomas •Man Ml Oulh Hif Episcopal Church. Richmond, y y gp IIVER PLAZA - A mop OfRichard Craadalt. Peach Dr., mi Want l';S'O»»rn III III A wishing circle formed by the reception and buffet supper was friends helped coHorata awoTrttv weakly tour of ths oraato maa Maybia of tMs place. ^^ ucMirt PI 31-t Can A w A.r girh and the singing of tips with Staten Itland BKVBBI aVai MlaBsaav •ar an* Jl' Param l-lii i I th h f M d days of Mn. Ralph Marias aad Tht Day Funeral Homo, Kay- •via c» MS P.nii) IV lot' Indian motions closed lh* meet- Lydli Baile la the daughter of Mn. Robert Maksty Mrs. Beraard Klerasa, chair- eatate which haa Is hi sharps at II \ Pa Pw a i II.I ja> ing. kety at a party that JSVI'a Kit US Mr and Mn. George North. la Crystal Brook cajapaa. ea '•atsn. *Jl !•'• Phlla K Mn. North it the former Lydls saMry aWfry thmot to ha scheduleed Friday* i Cal«r Traa M\ yavru a**,! 'in- WKATHKH Minchin of New Moamouth. Ths as wmaa wn it, n ITS Pun lillilJI godmothers were Mn. John Ua- Attending won Mn. Mickaeiahit saw at ths Ths tow takos oae hour, n> Mn. Barlow ChrraMr tiVPVnllrk |ni| ai, Mostly fair bat wttb vartsMs Mn. .Bdward Tasatts rni«a Sva ITS Pmiman av derman aad Lydla North, sad vesllag highlights at ths huKdlag; Seoul AMlliary Cols Palm sa Pur* on xv, clindaiii, arteiy aad tht godfsther was Jobs Under- Mrs. a%BBBl LVaM a^atfaS CaniCnmm IHI m<> rc'A »'. Mn. Maes Acksnaaa. The Ack- fashioaed sfter Vonalwss. as wsfl Anil man. Richmond. Attending the Rayaaasd Ctvaaaugh, Mn. 4t» Toaatlvl i plaas alia won iisa-s tas asss to wWeh the caUsa* NEW MONMOUTH-Mn. Paw i •a Ike Mi. ralr alt Bartow was saatkaMoa rectption Ister were the great' Maksly aad Mrs. DaaM tora pats ths IB) roams. Quests alas alght with kMtssl ringing Item WuW t may view tht not of ths campus, elected prioldtat of Ike Bay Scoot •IMRoK Auxiliary ar •---•— --* fia*n Xall Then an no charges. rw mi i n No Appeal KwJd to Opm Ave, East wNhM»V Mr. and Mn. Crawford North, of JWV _ Man aro sot hsM aa Mrt. Stanley Urhwo la .... XI • Hurt ?V Concord. I. I, and Mr. sad Mn. Wit W •I'. eel abort M. FUMI Drive TWs Y< Drive T< Frldayt during which thora an Dorothy Docker, M •- . •William Minchin i Awdllary Nccto 10', I MIDDLETOWTOWN - CaMa C. lURfTAN TOWNWIP - ja> sscntary: Lines Marls, Point Fleetest C. MM "'• HAZLIT - Psad raMag y J» OMasa, dtalrwaa ef tas Cass. of by IM Kaa Tnntkla Bjty Soaat fund • tour. II'. ter aerltMi is »•» sad Mn.Robert Ostas, trsaturtr. M Mil trail *>' the eaasatWt sossialtise ef the IJS'aiit (in i',i Mdsy. Wlads wM dhnWsli Hi>ew|»lloN lollows drive for lt#, hat oossdalsd las Mn. Murtst Brawa aad Mn. Waatana •Its an on N> ftere Uates' Aulllsryy,, Jew. Walter Van Nortwkk wait ap- ris'WiH Park drive for funds this >asr Hatch Qrelt a»4 Mat Mi War Vstsrasa, la ththss h hams oof ostates to4ht wayt aad msaaa la*. Ttaai it tr Acoordmg at Mr. OH... _ To Have Dinneiara • flat) r*lt» ' mi -,'TI PLAZA. MMn . MaM n fchwarUfh , Otter ft. aad workers kjr inaiiita at I FBafYIIVVBRB/B I BBW a)BSo>f|§Bj§TW BBJB^fSjaj llan t>vnara •is r>i >i pi T board of dfnclon of the Appaal flan K'.r 17S r"i»«t' I Wtstker fstr, Oshlar. am of Mr and Mrt, John *-« will bs ht Ml that a fund nltmg cam- p. *. la tha St. Johai MtthsdM LEONARDO - PUM for a dkv wthmtott at ths CaMast Chanh sdMtatlwal kalkHag. • i', In r,,t. ••vW#ff#wt VMMHiy mttm. T Minninii Si, waa bap- palgp a wu sot advisable al taw aer for membtn aad their fsm-Council mooting last month la tha AM l*» II J1V In Par Sumlty in Ki lamn Catho- lime. A program atttHaMg tha goal of Hies of Orsot Hatch Circle of thsBaptist Church. A oaatpma i it T.I a ai Jl'l'i;i'll AUr NKW YORK fAfr-Wtaisvr WedsMday al 1:11 p. m, w drive sad whan sad tar man »il r thurch wst Chertt.ee m the Appesl win Baptist Church wen madt al thsor for the hoys will Mhetd at ths lii'i ia l.ii... .Burea , a fetevaM lor MMel* Al Thr gtKjparrnla art Mr andl ntsas their own separate cam-what purpose the reads an la eircW msstlag la the hams af ant mottkaf, Mn. Jack Jaecett •ii, i » hi,., VISITS MED be used wM hs hstd. H wW bsMn. Mkhoit Caasone, Memorial W'I i • Hit. laaMe Malta lemerrtw ibrsega \u, loarph Makwr Nrptun* A NKW MONMOUTH-Mn. Clsr paigns for funds ill N« Rr a7'4 !'• Prtitn vrv tmU»l aupprr «•• h»ld laiar In ay a Mm. •••oaiMa« la Ptwy., Atlaatk Hlghlandt lir»yni»Yiii an 'Warn M pi II avfraa* 4 a>griwe absv* ear- lh» MIDOLETOWN - Joha K.' Mc- UPHOLD hall Tuesday The nest meetiag ar, mm UI|M »..» MM' m? *N III law I* * Pann Ri M mal In Mwlh aad fMwmal In will be held la Dacambar' wllli "'"!!*' " '"• '"wai'aiat li| *>.a Man tn wait i ,. rn <> ( harl f INT. ,.f the tadirt* Aid Smltty Caffrey, fnuryear-eld son'of lists Z a.-2i «?„.. ^ •" "*• ***** •" ••*• tat aaf netib swrtran. IMI Hulindrl, anil Mr YORK - Th* Soprem* Mrs, Prtd wmismsoa Ceaisr i)nrln| m .ml Mr. < har ,,f lh, M«|HI.I Church will al rtmprr Jamra O McCsffrsy, 7 Court Aspeiiaiii * DiDivisioi n Frtd Wtillamea Ceaisr • - - M Pa|.«f II M/mlta rth a>' Warmvr liMsy I«HI r« Itplhl Np|ituni M yester st hmttea Alan. Mr ami i,nr| m« llarv*.i Mnnm ..k in Wonda Knd Rd . is allll in rrlllral day upheld lh* perjury alflfl f fJHi K« Tai a T.i «a-, V«i.i *i< a T I •• •••eelw aheut Mnnrlny Main \ti> tanira I'D Mlat RUnrh* Leonard Mrt aoMiia Mai.mii'MNa a w MI>, t* >'ai •>•» li w taiml.m (hr h..mi- Iiiradsy. Nuv 10 Thr cMwtil.«>M in Rivurvlew Hoapital ins'l contempt ioniictUm of Bar I 11 Mi C'—r»i A>» Var..na lk»lv thuiartiv nlfr.1 and lit- it Mi ami tlrharil Yming. Mrt Keith MM < hail.l(i. Mi* 11 Wi «l I ""I hi am ii, ami .utv will I* hil.l n.m WMnoa raau lltll JOI dltprr a»rv|ir« u Imil'i ni*v mini iiiHind rm nvrd ihr l«|ury wh*n htiN»w York, former aupsrvlung In r, Mrt I tna Mc« indlfsa. Mrt aana M-t#arH MmtMiial a.r*i#a a>n| Inilit I miy M Mi ami .lay. inair.rf nf Wrdnraday, Nuv l*a« •Irmk hv a isr on Tlndall! ipartnr for I ha Deparlmftii n 'P li»l" t»t>i»»ai aa P«>» si al < Kit laai Irldty Bulldlngi. h»r» ittelty I«,M...H4 A*« Wi.ht. |«I, *t ) )*•<'• %t aii*>i«.MtH at % ** «tn,a **P'i -*/ Botd Ha* Will Not Surf Bond twmte Private Colleges: Meyner . Story Told Enrolled Meyner Won't TRBMTON - Qov. At Monmouth Strike RaOot ait B. MsyaaM r says NaN w AAn WEST LONG BRANCH — Tba CPA Unit ZzZ •"• 3"" °* Mnnmnut Question Note la to Ma early weeks, wtth TRENTON (AP) — Tho S Sets Event to'appear aa the Nov. to day move ta ths battle over a contro- atattoa baltot EATONTOWN — versial statement due to appear Ocean Chapter, New Jersey So- Tha amatof mistlsg waa bald EaroUmsot figarea from ths of- oa the Nov. 1 etocttoa ballot ta elaty of Certified Public Accoaat- tho borne off MnM . BEagaas flea of Registrar Ronald D. up to the New Jersey APL.". ;_•_•_• asts* will twld a daamMt^daaco foe Baoglay. 4 BJvarssdgs Rd.. UUto Brooks show Sff aew stadsnto, OoVa Miooart B> McyDer yssBssw members ead their staffs Bator- Mrs. Arthur Harris, of rsprsswtlni g most ef the cam- day turned down a demand by oeasges will aat hart private coi- day at •:» p. m. ta Old Orchard anatttos to ths central New Jar- the AFL to remove from the a** Country dab. lota statement aimmsrltlag Me Highlight of tha event will be ipike-trsnstt proposal. •-. iMMwrmTsaaaT The sutement, which is ff*e> R» Stoves*. Asbury Park. "tor kit Just below the referendum 's group, op- maay coatributtoaa toth e Mrs. William MUsr. New Shrewa-and question oa the ballot, describee pastas tha boad tame aa tha Nov. ' during than years Sates the proposal as a method of ustag • i faaaragaoo l election certified public i surplus turnpike income for aa Ha attack on transportatton i tori wNaw York The AFL called ths *M years of have it removed from the daylbsllot Meyaer replied ta a tot- ttaglter that tha stetemaat la permit- ted by law. "I am aura you will agree with • Twp. Personnel tea g. to theme that it to ta the interest of largest to me tnBsgi'a blattry. aajaltabteae d electorate to.hav e ipto ststftmmt in EXPLAINS SUKKAH — Rabbi Gilbert S. Roeoathal of Ceafraajatlaa Baal Israel, The torga «O. L BID" anroD- Taking Courses are to ate after World Warn are a layman's terms, the Rumaoa. holdi IradHieiial'palia braadi aad aHraa la Sakkah, or but, built a* ayaa. purpoae off t thhe question.' ha told MIDDLETOWN — Richard W. thioagh Mn. Ltoyd I aa arid, tba private goajuo by youaa membara of tba coafroojariaa. Rabbi Retetitaal h osplalniaq aio> of that Be AFL. ba aasble to aificanca of tiw symbols end tho boBday of Saeeotk, or Foast of Teboraada*, to AFL Counsel Thomas L. Par- la • War sonnet said ba has not cbecked tha board children from Red lank Methodist Chorea. into the legal questions involved, 9 , with Ml recervtag fader- but expects it to coma up at a , There are MD veterans meeting ta Newark today. College Teacher Jews Festival of Succoth at both wan who are attending Meyaer said in his campaign ta the veterans tours around the state he finds Msyaer asid IM agreed waa a lea. The Is bills. the average citizen understands by Prlaeatoa Uatver- Ends at Service Saturday the transportation problem bet- aamammf anTWmml In? flamWxar* c. skm- Rotary Speaker attjr RvvaMsat Robert P. QoasaBi •_«. a5aw>»jw> «# -tfcaY ter than tome professional poli- that both private aad poblte col- SSi of Di- Dr. George W. Noel of RUMKiN ~ Taa waek-tong Air Reserve ticians think. College wfll apeak at * He said a persuasive srgument of ths State Offers feast ef Tsbsreeelss. will ba con- is thst if the question Is not ap- Beak Rotary Ctob ta the MoBy aervicas at In New Home proved, new taxes may have to HoteL Israel of FORT MONMOUTH — Thbee levied to build highways far Three Join Tat He wUl dtoaato The Work of Oystermen OBumya toaa Air Reserve Squad commuters left without railroads. for Tba Fasttwjl of aat up Ite heedauarten Meyner said the opposition to Fire Auxiliary United faa days whan Jews The nsith Air Reserve me referendum question ta Hud- — Mn. Relief Plan m wuasrases on mair Seaadron to using buOdtag a4BT, soa County is based oa the ID- Smith. Mn. Laray Dona and TRENTON (AP)) - Conserve- way to Ike promised land of Ca- east ef the tort's main entrance. founded fear" that the proposal Mn. Itobart Conrad, all of this Cnmmlaalnaar ~tahrator~ a ~ of the migratory Tha first squadron members, is a threat to the present sys- placel s have JotaaJd d thhe Ladles' Boatempo has atianwnced a three, nature of lives, thsyy were mostly staff, moved into the two- tem of collecting railroad taxes, WHfe K. of C Stand story, converted barracks last Auxiliary ef " " Fire NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - pronged ptaa to aid South Jer* todweB ia fnfl huts caV which produce U million dollars The state chairman of the Dam- wf» hard-pressed oyster Indus- a yyea r for Hudson's munldpalip - lalfc party asid last eight he try. The building was completely ties. Meyner said the fear to Your does aet agree wtth other Kalgbto Boatempo said the state will Israel have built a Sukkah refurbished by the group. from Newark. N. Y." Mrs. Ml- based on "propaganda" and tha Coknnbaa who oppose the allow oyster fishermen to seek el . they Lt. Col. Arthur E. James. state has no intention of chanktag chael Smith received the asset- boad issue. •Hath commander, said this "tag prba donated by Mrs. Joseph dalma on about 40,oas seres ef carry oa activities tor tba weak. GREAT LAKES. 1U. — Jemas ths class II railroad tax aemp. Democratic, State Chairman ttate4ie1d lanrtu in Ddawar* Bay Succoth is also the Fall Har- about the new ualt headquarters. MBko. Mrs. Joseph HeaoeOy re- Bniaaar aaid "I am a esived a decorated pumpkin. at a drastically reduced fee. vest ta Israel, aad ia observance "Wtth tha fine new facilities BOW Yacht Firm Plane of the Knlghto of Co- Ha said the second step would of it, agricattaral available to ell aquadron mem- Mn. Laaa Aharn, Mrs. Marie lumbus sad I caa aot aee where New Line of Skiffs oataMOa* Mrs. Fvsd Atwtjtsr aad ba to take aead oyston from ths used oartag services. Tba taw bers, class aad ears-class attend- and why they are injecting Arnold Cohaassy bads aa symbols are tha Lulav (palm Iratetag at the U. S. Naval Treta- ^^aj^rn oaa^MMf^SJ ^AAAW — — - •• * f. mt ^^4 — POINT PLEASANT BEACH — Mrs. Vtto VlteUI were hostesses. --.-a--* snee sHwiio raacn roooro fwigms New Jersey Yacht Salaa Corp. Members ef the auxiliary aad state-held end transp h), the Btrog (cttraa). tha ttas year. . and keep climbing ana such aa mis." them to test plots loaned by oya- myrtle and tba willow. announced today it ia expandtag •SffJtJwfBa vloNlBBB Bow IfJBIfJO IlTwr Speaking oa tha Rutgers 1 ta yean to coma." ternion In thrc9 olfhmt MCtioas Succoth will conclude Setur- its shop for construction of Bay snea's home ta Booatoa Sunday. dio Forum. Bfunnsr before ratantag to Great Lakes Head Skiffs. of the bay. deywtththa Atoaratm Autumn Harreet "victory by a very The third atop, Gnat W. Bauer, manager, said AAUW Party majority" for the proposal for atM m., foUowadby would be to take aarvlcA. That Saturday Ithe firm pleas to build a 11*0 Tomorrow Night pjs.assaat far oaastructioa ef, from the Ai square test shed to cover uvwa- Tba fcOowaUp fund of tha Otoje faculties which win toat«:»,ma Thr- UNCROPT — Ths am».i

of me posraaa* U _Jt ^A—^y^——^-^—., Bmamatoa) C fjgammw NONMOUTH COUNTY FREEHOLDERS dal accordiag to Mr. dr% fH omaaaaVaaVa^aamlt eWaaarJjf IPs oriama* •oyla, maay high atato VFW avxakj, m, ef York ML. Aaa> AililBia «, ef first ef mo Ala maatlag, Mr. Boyle oyaor. *> Baa_ £_. AfM. a_7 a___A_- g-jue-———« amiamMamai sk afaaamal amf pssmmMia poorest ls» Red leak. Josepa FerroN. eoordt- tof^kava^anaaTaVvrC RmaTBJ BBB BBBJBJ BBJ BJBJBBBJBJ WvWoaWaVaV BJBjnBBBBJl Bj BBBBBBBJ BBI mat Miss Carol Mar- aaaatiVBal Baaa>mB> mt Cmaaf BmamW ^B^M •ad 1MM ft has east aa over WMw. no** of DMrlBwHv* Idaoettea » Rod lank Hle*So»H •mho •rapsr an of maar ttme to Aaamt aamaaa mmf taama aaaamYBamaar1 gmaaaaammaL amaBamTmmt 4Sl lJ * at | * — « ^g^m^gf uags^ AB^g^mBa ^maaaV rgaa^B^ao^ha^B^asoaeal lajea^Bflhm laa. GirU Friendly

wasa me heM ore to aW paMto Meet •at as over MUM ta W years. la meat at aaa aaa be daaa aaaamaaml ** k_ saaamdj Mamma) djaaaa r to save by aaMto MtV toradae Mr. nst mast be ma work of me par- BMI Will OS at t to bay wtowat bids to svery laatoaoe. My w nMm — mtkmgpomibU tog aaat Tbanaay aad Mot a pariah hai. 1 per coat of toad ta INI was aa bM: ram\laflamaaaam' gmaaafaammA mmlB#tf amwll maa Frtsay algbt to the • per oast of heM to esahjaettsa wK* ' ~ A tower woe road Umg4$rm dtos' Aaxmary Oat M. at ms TttoBy Camednl. Tree. The past's color guard aad mTml A aammmW ajMMl amaamalemudl ammmm IMMt* ta IB rears. growth of drtt) team perttcstetod ta the Ike'Sisters ef m. Cohaaws Day parade to Asbury York tor aaaaM Park. Edward Dave, Jr, WSTBTI WOTw WoHMfly Ba 1 saaaattr of MM Mn. Jeba Adair w« 1 was • mjaat at me • snap ta bar I _ paboy of wasto to me rasak ef • J ••did. Friday, Nov.«. 1 Namey PI ] Hoaoa Troop) ITS 1 RIVBR rUIA - Brawala TMonnr covut • • to • 1 Tmp m met ta me home of NUT MONMOUTH — Taa aa> i. of aay party at at. J osto Or., laadsr.'Mrs. Victor aad birthday ef Timsthy Cavto, 3 Spear, Leeds A JKellogg Larch la son of Mr. aad Mn. WWtom MfS> Aaflf^J W, 1 Officers stoetod wen Naeey Coyle, •wartaol Dr bt 1st AM ILICT 1 Phimaier, presMenii Petty Mas . aad Mrs ! • La)o^n m) la^ m^i a^^A1 f^^o^ft^Bi P^dls 30 Lindtn Plact, Rid Bank DoaaM, socraury, aad Loulss rvlrV, IBswitBCFPa * 0TPaT| PPJ1 MIDDLRTOWN - AaoHratlaas (sMXBEMSB Srtsra, treasurer. New Brownies lor ragMrattoa tor the Civil s: 111 •raodway. Now York • Accerra and chtldr*e, Linda aad aBtDaTJ. APPLBOATR •ONPORTk VAJifOCaVBU MAMOMtY welcomed to the troop en Ber- Itsphsa. Mrs GereM PaMmaa Defeats first *M owns, to start way J f| Atokoy • M bers Aehenaaa, Peggy MacDea- aad sea. Rolwri, Mrs. Hsrriett Prtday. may te abtotoed to any • Osaas .After itsllersH. Miss Alice Coyto. aael offlee, or at the toaal pabos owl Barbara and Adsto Coyto aad stottsa, CD afftotato William aad David Haaasa. Pet 21, MS» BED BAfflC 1EGISTEB Democratic Joint Still another move M which f >. Beadleston said resident* of Mon- Beadleston Scores Meyner mouth county "have been 9 thwarted by the governor and hi* Democratic Assembly "is the re- For 'Lack of Leadership apportionment bill. mitrili Monmouth county, he insisted For Klwaal* Pool whBaapssssogsr»tciiwij FREEHOLD—Assemblyman Al- "the real reason the governor should have a third assembly- EATONTOWN - Catholic i. to* fred N. Beadleston, in • state- failed to ask for the special ses- man "but the Hudson county UNCROFT - The Youth Weak will be celebrated Vork to he done la .the ment here yeiterdiy, charged sion was that he knew the Hud- Httadsi Hwanis Chib met last at St. Dorothea's Catholic Church group, fearful of losing a seat or The accident occurred en July Vow country and la our that Gov. Robert B. Meyner was son county delegation would not' Wednesday night at Uncroft Inn starting Sunday, (Feast of Christ two. has consistently defied the 14. ISM when Mr. Fetterotrs car own community." "deliberately misleading the pub- approve the measure even as! state Constitution on the matter." lor n dinner meeting A report The King) with a "Communion was given on. the success of the skidded off Rt » and hit o utU- lic when he said that he would amended. Fearful of defeat, the The Constitution, he said, gave by the young members ., recent dance the dub held at Me- not ask for a special legislative Democrat administration is now the Legislature a mandate to re- of the pariah. f session to amend the Turnpike- attempting to blame the Repub- apportion according to the 1950 Rev. Frederick J. Child, pas- • U/hn Transit bill, because the Repub- licans rather than the Demo- census, "but here, nine year* Attoa V. Evans. tor. announced that about «M ! If I III lican Senate would not pass it." crats." later, we still find the Demo- A date of officer* for the com- Richard E. •wke.Mlddletowa grammar school children will re- Mr. Beadleston said that the nn "The Republican Senate." Mr. crat* and the governor defying ing year was presented by sttonMTs itprayiMtid Mr. ceive the Blessed Sacrament truth was that the Governor the Constitution and blocking Beadleston said, "knows that Hukavy, Newark, the •:« a. m. mass. About TS "with typical lack of leadership" Hudson county refused to say it every move...... „ i_ _^ was counsel lor Mr. Fetterotf. tenagers, members of the Catho- ! power tools? j failed to get support for the im- would support an amended bill leader," Mr lic Youth Organisation. wiU re- "As minority Mondioa and Harry Stylos. The portant issue from Hudson Own and, as a result, the Republicans 'I have beea in ceive the sacrament at the I Beadleston said, state is at follows: Gabriel Met n__-j «—h TV ty. in both the Assembly and the Sen' on many conferences in the gov- a. m. mas* m the upper church. Mr. president; Frank Ashworta. «*»•*• Ureull IV The referendum would allow ; ate would not go back to Tren ernor's office, but at no time his and Harry ley 9bowa at School National Catholic Youth Week Y the use of surplus turnpike rev-|ton for that purpose unless Hud- he ever made any real effort las, treasurer; Wesley ~ EATONTOWN — Two mWred- was started in 1WI by Msgr. Jo- muc to bring relief to the state's | son gave some assurance to have this respportionment Robert Kerekeeh. Howard Tare- BAINBRtOGE. Md. — ty member* of the Margaret seph E. Schieder. director of the railtoads. "In view of this," Mr. Beadles- brought up or sought a solution Elizabeth Novak, daughter of Mr. L. Votter Psreat-Teacher Assort- Youth Department. Nationa Hudson Roadblock ton said, "it becomes more and to the issue. eea awl CM* PeOegmett. dJree- and Mn. William K. Novak of atiea gathered Ua the echool aud- Catholic Welfare Conference. "Put." said Mr. Beadleston. more obvious that the governor ."On the other hand," he said, tan, lacki the leadership to bring the "the Republican Senate has many Palmer Ave.. West Keansburg. n Ttarsday algat Its purpose is to spotlight Jbe Democratic Hudson county dele- time approved*the measure, but MBIT FOR Greg Lentakk chief Instructor tort* of young Catholics and basic training at Recruit Training of the - • - • • "U . S". gation into line and again shows it was lost in the Assembly." NEW MONMOUTH Loais their adult landers — "engaged for Women. United States Navo Army Signal Corp*, at Port Mon- that Hudson county is in fact, The Monmouth Assemblyman •••plno. wtwh»o celebrated hi* sec- ra a positive program of spiritual mouth, give a domonttrattoa of governing the governor." said "the most tragic thing of Training Center here, and WM oadMrtlidalay Sunday, and Diane and aecular activities." graduated during a military re- the use of closed circuit (televi- Referring to recent comments all are the delays the governor Ramptae, who celebrated her view Oct. II. During her aloe It is the largest single Catholic by railroad offcials that if the bill tossed In front of the college tMrd Mrthday Oct. 1, were given sion in the school. weeks' indoctrination, Seaman youth activity in the United is defeated, "you will see the scholarship bill." a party last Thursday by their Maj. Charles Rambo, president, Apprentice Novak received in- States. end of commuter rail service "Now," he said, "I understand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. introduced the new committee struction in naval orientation. Theme of this year's celebra- within two years" the Shrewsbury they are going to grant some Rampino of Henry Dr. Present chairmen. Myron Turner, mind- legislator termed it vital to Mon- college scholarships for the '95*- naval history, military bearing, were Louann ud Anthony Mai- PjJ. welcomed member* el the tion is "Spirltudlte Youth — VI. talita Nations." mouth county "that we main- 60 term on a retroactive basis, military drill, ships and aircraft. inconico. Ralph and Gloria Gen- PTA. in particular Anson V. Ran- tain our commuter service." But this doesn't help the nun- navy job* and training and dti- som and Fao Akers, member* ol McConndl. dreds of students who didn't ever ; tbe school board, and Miss Mar- Catholic Youth OrganluUen mod- •Democratic Block' get to college because there was BELL FINANCE Recalling that the referendum Ricky Whlttmore and Kim andguerite Weqf TBRW n*(mW MOW CtM'aNT no scholarship to help them. teacher from the county office. ranged a special program for the NT on the SO per cent assessment "We've misted the boat for U.N..7«-77S-»74-S7l-»3» measure was passed by the Re- (MUen ComvtKltml I* hundreds of those kids." Mr. 5 YamrHomt er Writ publican Senate, but "blocked by Beadleston charged. the Democratic Assembly," Mr. Ntw UTONtOWN OffKI IMMAIMST. • tUmi II t-4400 I Beadleston said this measure is most important to Monmouth KtiBmnk HOLMDEI. - The Ladies' AidII FLATS of the Federated Churchl WINTIMOP 7?, £ ¥PI Hsll. PUna were made for Ihefl "insr»gatian covered theh supper0 surras •hit will w held IMiurday MMM ••t IMlowshlp Hall. | JOHN B. ALLEN CO. MiwirsMi al the meeiing were'I Mr. Wilw>n < imovrr tnct Mrs.' «l MOAD SH 7.0247 mlirw Murkhardt A nrw ' i< Mr. lUuv Ku.H others | RIO IANK "• '"l.ny MI-IP N||« Imrph •"• Mi« lulin Irrfirv. Mn Nil 'AlKINft IN MAR •i»i MIIIIIIK. Mm (irtirgel HIGHWAY VIA Mt'DVlN AVT AM> I r,III •. n •( i ''..I,, k M,, MlllUM, H,,y. '• k M>. MHIIIII* Ahh.rll, I OWN TONIGHT AND 'RIOAV IVI unit llany t I1 « t" coat Judging of the Window Box D. Matthews. New Shrewsbury, fill Tell Aims, bo* Judging Garden Club show held in the attached to the Army Signal Re- cem m the prcosssd charter Miller School, Old Bridge. Judges search and Development Labor- study, we feet that you ere en- from the local dab were Mrs. atory, and Kenneth H. Poise of Says McClintock titled to a first-hand description of the aims and purposes of the Discussed ccone, Mrs. Bahrenburg and LogElectronics. Inc., are co-au- LONG BRANCH —Thomas V. UNION BEACH - Judging Mrs. Peter Orlasky. thors of a paper on "Signal Corps charter study commission. There- McClintock. temporary chairman fore. I shall be happy to coma hortteulturel specimens at flower A gourd sale also was conduct- Automatic Electronic Contact for the five charter study can- ed. Guests were Mrs. Walter A. before a meeting of your organ- stows was dlcwassd by Mrs. El- Printer" to be presented at ihfdidates, today offered to explain mer Bahrenburg.at a meeting of Martin of Hailet and Larrenn ization to state our case, and to National Conference of the Soth- e aims of the group to thanswee r any questions your group the Community Root and Branch D'Autorio of Union Beach. Host- "Continued Progress Committee." Garden dub held in the Harrisesses were Mrs. E. E. Lichtman ciety of Photographic Scientists might have." Gardens fire house. aad Mrs. R. R. Greeaman. end Engineers at the Edgewater The committee was formed to The charter gtady oemnistion oppose the Long Branch Com- Mrs. Bahrenburg stressed the Beach Hotel, Chicago, Oct. 27. succeeded In getting the study mittee for the Establishment of aquestion on the Nov. 3 ballot Importance of good blooms and Charter Commission. following the printed schedule Quebec is the largest Canadian carefully. Political John Kiely it president or the lUkt It a jronurn. tabK to uM province, more than a half mil- progress group. In a letter toto Tbt Auttar'i clualMd la mi f«ir Plans were discussed for the lion square miles in area. Mr. Kiely. Mr. McClintock said, »UU- AdvMtlMraMil. : landscaping of a public building Debate to be undertaken as a civic proj- ect of the club. A committee ap- Wednesday pointed, to promote the project will be headed by Vincent jtARlTAN TOWNSHIP-Caadi- Schmidt, chairman, and Mrsdates for township committee New Back In Business Harold Kofoed, assistant. will participate in a political de- Mrs. Harold Simmons.--.. presi- bate nan Wednesday at •:» p.m. To Ghft You CompUte Tiro Service e • e dent, "•"•"—-« that i at the North Ceatervin* Art of officers will be presented a* house. the November meeting. As a Howard Russell of Surrey Dr, winter project, Mrs. Earl I la chairman of the forum, which arrangements chairman, will bat been arranged for the clU- start the group on growing a tens of the township. McMANUS Bonsai tree. ~ Republican candidate* Arthur USSON FOR JUNIOR— laby hippopotamus at riam) aWot rh best to keep up with will make their owe ceramic J. Robertson, Anthony DeMaio, Mama at they practice opening their mouths at the Amsterdam Zoo pool. Mother containers GENERAL E DISTRIBUTORS for the miniature and Prod F. Iverson and Demo- it setting en evemcJe that is going to take Junior • few yean to match. trees. cratic candidates James G. The possibility of conducting a Brady. Philip J. Blends. Jr.. and Attending were Mr. and Mn. OOOtXnilK| Or night feamring films from the Thomas B. Shiakos have accept- Edward Duva, East Keansburg; Mrs. Romeo Autobon Society, horticultural ed the invitation to present back- Post Fetes Mr. and Mrs. John Super and nurseries and agricultural exten- ground, qualifications and opin- Mr. and Mn. William Milhau of Given Shower sions also were discussed. ions on local issues. Commanders Oakhurst; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Benton Judged fall flower A list of general and local HIGHLANDS — The Veterans Burkhardt and Mrs. Emilly LLev HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Vcrnon ASBURY AVENUE arrangements submitted by Miss questions will be presented to of Foreign Wan post held it. •*•. J*« Mr. Dorsch of Eatontown and Mrs. Elizabeth Geyer, Mrs. Lawrence each candidate in advance of thefirst Mn. William McManus and Mr. Robert Flanagan of Shrewsbury Secceee, Mrs. Bernard Dress, meeting. Questions will be allow- dkaatr asxt asase Batoirdav at the «*d Mrs. Randolph A. Olsen, were hostesses at a surprise stork ed from the floor following each -!• ™ „ 7 Wtl, KeMiburg; carl Ellis, Mid- Jackson house. Ron Hortoa, post ., shower recently for their sister I candidates presentation commander, welcomed the cuetown. ASBURY PARK Mrs. Robert Romeo, II Morris Mr. "It is theguests. Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Mon- (Opposite Joseph F. Stein CodWoc Agtitcy) Who duty of each citizen to endeavor Alfred F. Dauat, Junior vice ahan, Jr., Mrs. Loder, Mrs. John Ct.t Summit., at the home of Mrs. to attend tMs meeting before commander, was master of ceraon. Mm. Kwflc. Mrs. Waters, Mr Romeo's sister-in-law, Mrs. Al- election so that when he or sheemonies. Special guests were Ed- *nd Mrf- Charles Quasi, Mr. andbert S. Carlstrom. 277 Bay Ave. services votes, each candidate and his ward Duva. East KeaBaburg. de- Mrs. Paul Carew, Mr. and platform will be known." partment junior vice commander; Mn. John Kwik, Mn. Laura Rub- Mn. Romeo is the former Kay KEIIogg 1-2646 ! oil burners? CarCl l EllisElli , MiddlMiddletownt , sixtihh disdi - !**• Mrs. Vivian Sanborn. Mrs. Carlstrom of 87 Barberie Ave. A INTEREST trict commander, and William Ruth O'Neal. Mrs. (Catherine buffet supper was served. MIDDLETOWN — John A. McManus, West Keansburg, coun- Johnson, Mrs. Milda Kieferdorf, Guests were Mrs. Frances Carl- COMPLETE NEW STOCK . . . Moschenros, 44. of 15 Ave. At.y commander.- Mn. Cora DesBiens, Mrs. Wil- strom, Mrs. Romeo's mother; Circle Ct., Eatontown. paid $10 Local past commanders attend- Uam McCaan, Mn. John P. Mrs. Harry V. Duncan, Mrs. GENERAL DUAL 90 TIRES in court recently after pleading ing were Louis L. Loder, Jr., Adair, Mrs. Ruth" West. Mrs. Richard Rothstein, Mrs. Robert guilty to failing to pay the'It- Minor Johnson. Randolph Otoen, Kenneth Kollmar and Mrs. Jos- Duncan, Mrs. Joseph Bellevance. cent toU at the Red Bank, toll Edward A. Kwik aad Robert M. eph Partuach. Mn. James Shirley, Mrs. David • GENERAL NYGEN TIRES area of the Garden Sute Park- Waters, Sr. Searcy. Mn. Albert Carlstrom. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mn. James Kinlan, Mn. Ernest • KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING way. The alleged violation oc- Bud Dillon and his orchestra, Vaughan. Mrs. William Card. curred Sept. M. of See Bright, furnished music. RIVER PLAZA — Feather Miss Edith Schmedes and Miss; Lacy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Vera Petri. Highlands; Mrs. Wil-1 Truck Fleet Service • Farm Tire Service Raymond E. Lacy, Nutswamp liam Herd. Mrs. Edward Palme , —iiae ma eawaasftaa BBaaalBftJasat aaaVaV aaa> BBaaaV R^flBBBaB* IBBBVBBB Rd.. celebrated her 10th birthday and Miss Susie LaCrone, Atlantic II y tVlvt wff WfJvV RB9W9VW 1W WW W^W VOTHIVBW !*••••» WORLD TODAY Saturday with a party in herHighlands; Mrs. James Kampfji •a Hlfhway 35. We refret aay lacMvealoMce yen may Iwve kasj home. Guests were Mary Beth Mrs. Anthony Pappa and Miss I—-L aakaM^ksaMvaal 4W By JAMES MARLOW Foster, Beverly Van Pelt, Rod Patricia Doucha, Middletown, and WASHINGTON (AP) — Chrii This was particularly true while Lacy, Debbie Strickland, Ellen Mrs. Gertrude Dorsch, Eaton- CHARUS McMANUS UO HSK tian A. Herter. ever since he b> Premier Niklta Khrushchev wasSullivan, Marilyn McStudy and town. and Mn. Richard Kampf, came Secretary of Sute lai There seem to be two pos-Nancy Plummet-. Highlands. spring, has stayed so much in U sible John Foster Dulles ran the State DflMftmamL Dultaa would have f^^B^M waswwat ^MW^P ^v^r^^^^v V^^B ^W done most of the talking before LION'S aad after President Eisenhower's conference with Khrushchev. OFFERS YOU ALL THIS! Now Herter and hla department FINE SERVICES! seem to be asserting themselves although auuiewhai belatedly and o DRV CUANMft • RU* CilANIN* in an oblique, almost strange, • UUNORT o PIUOW UNOVATIOM kind of way. o RIR STORAM • HiR UPAWS At a news conference a couple of weeks ago. the second he has CALL SH 7-MN FOR FREE PICK-UP aad OCUVBRV in Washington. Herter has ft* WHITE STREET ID BANK some rather mild things to say. He said the United States holds Russia responsible in some de- gree for the actions of other Com- SMiaist bloc countries, iacludiag GRAMAN'S Red China. Worlds like "some VACUUM AND AfTllANCI PARTS CO. be stretched like rubber bands. M MONMOUTH STMIT. RID RANK. N. * So Herter really didn't upset anything Eisenhower had ac- PHONS SH Mttt complished with Khrushchev. He may have been trying to needle AUTHORIZED the Russian a bit or maybe cre- ste a little friction between him HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE sod lbs Red Chinese. NEW ANO REBUILT CLEANERS Bwt all in all Herter expressed o RVAMS ON • optimism about the kmg-raafs value of Khrushchev's visit. So 6E - HOOVER • ELECTROLUX. ttc the acore was pretty much BO IRONS - VACUUMS - TOASTERS Utf, ao rues, and no errors. The last week Andrew H. Bar- PERCOLATORS • MIXERS, ttc. ding, one of Herter's righthu d PARTS PORt got Into the act ia a pun- BVPOPWAR bag way. BercUag is an assistant .AMiearReciia iff Beats. Dssp-coO suspension. Turns shatter, perl lywhere. High com earn wiasr f er assy saary. VACUUMS - WASHERS • DRYERS • IKONS secretary of Sute for public af- RANGES • TOASTERS - MIXERS - LAMPS, «tc fairs. Bardlng. in a speech here, was critical of Khrushchev for taUag wanting peaceful tsacc with the United States. The HIMMEDS Of SKOALS M Russia* had talked of bsetiag this Come See the New Ramblers for'60 - - * - -v- AT.O a. M wfalM It THK NSW STANDARD OP BASIC EXCELLKNCai

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See cam with alreraftHyps Stagte they went? bod>"-flrst can protected with "Deep-Dtp" the Beat of Both: 1 Uiit CoMtruetlon*. See the new standard ol ff^ffaBBt'Ss*aFVv saaevB%J aaa%a#fHaewwl SaaaaaaaBPa*P^PBT naaataWga^VvVOe * SMPaaRPTvV^ iUaMprooflngraW the only Compact ears proved NOW M mi swine •el? He dMn't offer M. Me can bask eMStHMce with Meal balance. The Meal by 10 years and 26 billion owner-driven miles. left all he wants abset net ac- halaaso ol Mg aw porfannmee with small car See Rambler for l»6O-at your dealer's today. cepting the status owe of the set- •Hit* nations, but that's exactly SAVE 20Xli what this country has accepted On NarlMNiNy ••«••*•• Funtlttirt for years. There was a time when the AMSJHCA'S MMaLEE PMCEt StlfT IT EMU*. A W#>r»J To Tdt Win. United States might have later- ssd lo upset the status awe— M. I w Mfwett car met M. I m sslselwkel rssai* »aWt M »in *«nt( »is«ej when the Huagarlaat revelMd— IUY NOW FOP. CHRISTMAS but this country wented no sari wmmt m. I is tdisiel esUmw m. I is Wtaisnt tyet iw#t \im\ essitn W, I nf Interveatlea alacs It almost la essM* smilfusUss sac lsMeiN M. t Is itsaiwiu), irs«M« lisa issfiusa MTAIUHMB «*I4 •TtM MBVM surely would have meant war EEP* I M •nMei' leysPij t.e ».M, ftAAY wtta Jtueeu). .a e,M. Wf». * fit. But aince the United Stales doesn't want w go to wsr over aoo Your Ramblor DotJor Today Furniture Showroons the Mlelllltt and alnc* Iht Nus- ALAN'S tlsna «now no sign of rtlastna 79 to. 7M» Avt. UM Chelsea Av» leaf ItOMh Irwlr atrip tin lh»m, than thu LA FRIDA SALIS & SIRVICE TWIN-iORO RAMIUR. luce Cleat If II. Tre«ai • 'fee *a»hlaa - Ne Meters Kninlrv fa«r« iniUlimli'ly Mumlan il«inrn«ll»n of ihc •alrllitrt. 117 Monmouth St. 432 Broad St. Ked Hank Kcgister [THESE DAYS N. i. State Highway M. N. J. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY H. Caakaad Haary Ctoy One difference between the Presidential system hi THOMAS IRVINO MOWN, lus-isst the United States and the Ministerial system In Great Britain la that an American President can be ehoeaa JAMES J. HOGAN. Batter M. HAROLD KELLY. W. HAKBY PENNINGTON, Fraaacttoa Manage* for that office without any special preparation lor it Before one la chosen to be Prime Minister, be Is likely Member ef the Associated Press to- have been In a number of admin- Ik* AMoeteud PrtM u onutlod uchumijT to tht UM k fftatod la tw* nmpaeor u woll uilliP mi 4iipatcbu. IIUIM Meat mi istrative positions. For Instance, Harold Macmlllan, the Member Audit Kmn at Clrcalatlea British Prime Minister, has been In the Th« R*d Bank lUdlttr uiumn BO fln*nclal rwwnMMUUM lor typocnpblw •rran IB **nnlw •MMa. but will nprlBt, wltlwut ebart*. U>M p»n of u> adnrtlMnMM Im which UM typographic* I «« government since 1940 when he was occur*. AdnitlMn wlU BMU* notify Of nuinniit immtdttttlr al tar •rror which m»r occur. Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry Thli »»»wp»t HMW M nawmhtUtlM tor luuanu •< iHKm u MM Iran ttt mdm of Supply: he has been Parliamentary la Atnaet OH »Mt ns.it: Ml M I eonu Man* ate* kr huu. • MM* Under-Secretary of State for Colonies; he was Secretary for Air In 1945; Mln- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, IMS Ister of Housing: Minister of Defense: Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs: Chancellor of the Exchequer. His was a gradual promotion in office, Bolduc Says 'Talk It Up' while at the same time, he served as a Member or Parliament Francis J. Bolduc, executive vice pride in a community. It is easier to Neither President Truman nor President EUenhow- president of the Red Bank Com- "talk down" a municipality rather er had had a like experience. President Hoover had been Secretary of Commerce and had been aeaodatad munity Chamber of Commerce, got than "talk it up." This doesn't mean with President Wilson in the conduct of World War I the jump on industry officials last there is no room for constructive and In the making of the peace at Versailles. Franklin month. criticism—but make sure the criti D. Roosevelt had been Assistant Secretary of the Navy. At the kickoff dinner for the cism is constructive. In Britain, the Prime Minister must be experienced; la chamber's "Operation Crossroads," Store owners should take note of the United States, that is not essential. that "up and coming atmosphere" in- The first Vice President, in our history, to partici- Mr. Bolduc said, "Red Bank is your pate directly on the administrative side, has been Rich- dustry is looking for. Shabby store town. Talk it up and do it up; but ard Nixoa This unusual development took place for never talk it down." fronts, dull interiors and cluttered several reasons, some of which are imponderables, hav- Now comes a report from a meet- sidewalks detract from the beauty of ing to do with the military training and the Illness of a municipality. President Eisenhower. In all military training, tha as- ing last week of the annual Develop- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH sumption of death-on-the-job is traditional: therefore ment Conference of the New Jersey A commercial enterprise is no dif- YOUR GARDEN the successor Is always at hand and is ready to take Chamber of Commerce. ferent from a residential dwelling THIS WEEK Both should be kept in good condi- By SYLVIA PORTER over. President Eisenhower has included Vice President One speaker told the meeting that By Card— Rsfaresr Nixon In his Cabinet; he has delegated to him many tion. Many stores in Red Bank have functions which ordinarily do not go to a Vice Presi- business and industry representatives completed modernization programs On Thursday eve. Oct 29. Secretary of the Treas- Ktstgers-Tba State Uai- ury Anderson is slated to announce from Washington dent Nixon has represented the United States as a dep- put aside municipal brochures de- in the past year. Many others should what interest rates he'll pay on a huge total of new uty for the President on many conspicuous occasions. signed to lure firms. Instead, repre- take the hint. What makes this diffi- far Tallas Until Nelson Rockefeller was elected Governor of sentatives may come to town and U.S. securities he must offer to owners of $8.9 billion Even If you're quite toad cult is that many stores are not own- of Government I.O.U.s maturing Nov. 15. mice you may object to feedteg the State of New York, it was assumed that Vice Presi- have a friendly chat with a cab dent Nixon would encounter no opposition at the Re- ed locally. The owners don't bother It will be imperative that Ander- wm tulip bulbs. driver to get the inside dope. The to dress up their establishments. If It was news to me that bulbs publican Convention. No other candidate had presented son make the new securities sufficiently art big on a mouse's mtnu. Es- himself. speaker said industry is interested this is the case, then the tenants attractive to encourage the banks, cor- pecially In wooded areas, or la Nevertheless, there has been opposition to Richard In whether the main street stores porations, individuals, etc., holding a the neighborhood of trees aad should put the pressure on the own shrubs mice may follow tunnels Nixon, as there must be to all men. It was moat ardent- show "an up and coming atmos- whopping $3.8 billion of the I.O.U.s to er to undertake a modernization pro- made by moles. It's your lots if ly stimulated by Harold Stassen. a perennial candidate, phere" or are run down at the heels. gram—for the. good of business and accept the new ones in place of their the tonaett pass aear yoar un- and by the New Dealers who had switched to the Re- old. For Anderson must not risk having protected bulbs. Too often there is a lack of civic town beauty. About the best way to keep publican Party when Eisenhower became President owners of a large total of the maturities mice and also squirrels out efThey regard Nixon as too conservative. ask the Treasury for cash on the line tulip bad to to surround the WKtEM Nelson Rockefeller may or may not achieve dis- Nov. 15. bulbs with quarter-inch wire Scoutings' Big Drive screening. The common name of tinction aa Governor of New York. It Is too early to The Treasury Secretaryy will offer one new obli- the screening la hardware doth. know. New York State is a very difficult one to ad- gation due about 12 months from now. That's the due It'll be easy to build In mouse minister, principally because of its size and the com- Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts Scouting, too, offers advantages insurance when you spade your date holders of most of the maturing issues will want soil for bulb planting. Just ex- plex population of New York City. Two Governors of is looking for more boys to join its to the adult leaders who work with on a new Government I.O.U. tend a 6 or 8-Inch strip of theNew York State, since Grover Cleveland, became Pres- Cub, Scout and Explorer ranks for these boys, striving to make units of screening into tha soil, all around If the market level on Oct 29 is about tha time the bed. It woa't show tf youident of the United States. Theodore Roosevelt and a broader program in Scouting's Cubs and Scouts and Explorers with as it is at this writing, he'll have to place an Interest make the upper adga level with Franklin D. Roosevelt Al Smith, Thomas E. Dewey and Golden Anniversary year of 1960. which they are associated outstand- rate of around S per cent on that one-year Issue. soil. Averell Harriman failed in this great ambition. The effort is part of a national drive. ing influences in the community, Anderson also probably win offer a Moderately Nelson Rockefeller la a candidate for the Repub- Joys of all phases of scooting These adults make an investment of longer obligation due, say two to five yean from now. Donald B. Lacejr. tstonsSoa lican nomination for President He Is campaigning en home grounds specialist here at his personality and name, both of which are assets. His since 1910 have been an important their time to help mold better citi- If the market level doesn't change during this the college, makes this timely fortnight, he'll have to place an interest rate of around suggestion hut when you should administrative experience has not been impressive; his factor in a growing America. The zens for tomorrow. They know the per cent on that issue too. be going Into acUoo tf you expolitica- l experience has been scant movement is as wholesome as a time is well spent. pect to enjoy tulips next spring. Heed these 5 per cent rates, heed them well! Already many figures in the Eisenhower Admin- breeze of fresh spring air. Boys are You can plant then now and Boys who are Cubs, Scouts and For, I repeat, unless the level of prices and interest for the next three or four weeks. istration have quietly, without fanfare or announce* attracted to good clean fun, indoors Explorers are being asked to bring rates shifts markedly In the days Immediately ahead, tulips are planted too early ment, moved to aid Rockefeller who is free to roam the they make leaves that any becountry and to campaign while Governor of New York and out They become sportsmen, friends to unit meetings and help the U.S. Treasury will be in the market soon again damaged by winter mid. Plaated good winners, self-respecting losers with issues carrying rates similar to the recent offering late, they doa't form the State. broaden the membership. It it for roots they need baton tha soil in competition. They reach out for the "Magic Fives." Nixon, on the other hand, is a political captive. At the advantage of the whole scouting Vice President, it is difficult for him to campaign for learning. They live with and learn to The fabulously enthusiastic response to the Treas- Here's a brief review of the team that they be encouraged in this rules for tulip planting: the Presidency without taking a position too inde- know nature as they camp, swim, effort. Adults, too, can help in many ury's sale on Oct 6 of $2 billion of 5 per cent market- Plant your bulbs in groups. pendent of the President. He would appear to be dis- able notes due in 1964 has astounded the nation. Vou buy them by the dotan or hike and make their way over hill jways that will be highly appreciated loyal. There can be no question that there are enormous Not even the most optimistic experts expected that kalf-doten. Plant them tht same and dale or deep into the woods. 'The drive is on. Let's get behind it. ty and leave about an 8-tneh areas of policy, concerning which Nixon has views over 100,000 individual investors would put almost one ace between groups. Straight which differ from the President's. Wherever that is eo, billion dollars into that note. None of us forecast the ines are appropriate for dram majorettes aad soldiers, hot InNixon- , rather than Eisenhower, is more representative number of little fellows who would transfer savings formal inapt for mlips look of Republican opinion. Nixon has avoided expressinf HAL BOYLE from banks and savings bonds into the new 5s. best himself in any manner which may annoy the President Since that offering, the Magic Five, have climbed To prepare ttdip btd soil, mix about 4 pounds ef On Nixon's RussiaR n trip, he waa accompaniedd by YORK (AJ»)-Tra Gerth- Musical theater la a aew book. "Anybody can writs one hitn the open market as much as a point over tha original to IM square feat aff saODr. Milton Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins wv) says he hai enjoyed an la- "Lyrics On Several Oceasloaa." song." admitted Gershwin. "But ssue price. You can buy any amount of tha Magic Fives irta. Ahw about af University and brother of the President of the United complex ell 4ils life— Although • single Mmg euch a lyricists career Isn't easy to you want today by calling your banker or broker, but Tniina win ha'«. > hW Ufa States. There was no reason for this, unless the Freak wonderful thing to •• "Long Ago and Par Away"muscle into. It doesn't come you'll have to pay more than $1,000 to gat a $1,000 yoTatant ultra ntto ** <*«>* put.a monitor on Nixon. That the Vice President hai earned him more than fM.MQ off the cuff. It take* a lot o( note -about • Inches of soil em tbe "If you're Ira insiiti neither fame nor doing." made the most of that trip is not questioned, but when top of tha bulb. You can aspect Khrushchev came to this country, he did not find It conscientious, fortune Is the greatest reward This Is particularly true for And since then, I've received a pile of letters ask bulbs yea plant tMa fall to 'ie remarked, of the songwriter. one who, like Gershwin, believes ing if and when there'll be another chance to buy notes om satisfactorily for throe or Inoonveiuent to speak haughtily of the sacoad 'in Inferiority "Many fine playi and novels, the problem la to write up to the of this sort foor years. After that, bettor re-in our govenunent omplex will taste of the public - not down nikt you work unfortunately, fall by the way- side after three or four yean," to It His own lyrics are not- Okay, here are two questions I know thousands of Dytac For A Sasefce urd to refute ably literate, and behind their 'our own optn- he said. "But If you are lucky you are asking, with their simple answers. If yoa*re delayed la yoar enough (o turn out a good song, simplicity and exact themes lies pUattag aatlt aear Ota sad of tha on of your a painstaking craftsmanship, Q.—Will you be able to buy more US. note, with self." W years later you can hear It "sweet" coupons? At K Oersh- and atlll feel you're active. "You learn by what you throw saro to aapty a "That's the real reward. It away." he observed. "Some- •OYUt win, a lyric A.—Yes. As I wrote at the start of this column, lsaf Bialcn tha has. genius assured make* you feel young - at If youtimes It la necessary to rewrite aaa a* aoham la aay a couplet M to M times. In each the Treasury Is working on a new offering for the tint a ef Immortality, la painfully hon- Just wrote the song yesterday." week In November. Toward the and of next aBOOth. IT yes eea flat easogh •ft about hlmielf and hit work, Practically everyone feels hi case using almost the same can write songs, and practically words, to get It to say what you there'll be another big sale of U.S. Issues tar Asset BaV ef all battss atsatat has no desire to be thruit upon want It to - aad sound fresh • pedetlal of personal recogni- everyone does. You'll have plenty of chances to buy notes la thtare SaBaa, Mr. Laeey aays. Bat snd right," •Jsanaatf tjg^ g^—- ,..-•,•>.. f^_ tion. early 1980s. is 7"*BJ BJ BBBBV BBBBBjai ••IBBJUg BBB7W Despite his own technical word hSBjfst flejBBaYBdB akMafMda aB^tfataBaaaaw JMoaV "Mr biggest goal li not tn get •kill. Ira can't be lured Into a Q—At what Interest rates? er grape hyachrtasf too apart about anything," hr Merry Waa*lngtoa« denunciation of the Junemoon- •aid. "I don't want to he a .Thsra's sa aatadaa varlctr rwon Tin Pan Alley type of song A.—What the Treasury will pay on Its new Many af ima art pie- celebrity. It meant too much will depend on the level of Interest rates In tha open responsibility—too much mall tn "I'm not competitive." he said aad ssacrteod la Ctrcalar "And. anyway, la my first show, market. And don't forget for one Instant that whan 'A Variety af Hard* Bad 'Two Little Girls In Blue,' I was It was bark In HIT that Ira. you buy these notes, you art buying marketable U J. Bi Pter flarisa. entity of putting 'tender surren- BBj a lower Em Side kid first learn der' In the score not once hut securities—which means the securities can go up and Circular M, ^TaMps la dw Oar. Ing me manic of words, mallet three times. down in price before they are redeemed at due date dea." a half-peg* fable In the old Smart "Actually, not sti rllrhes are Both art fret, aad yes eaa art lot fnSM'Ine Hsrk came s chirk at 100 cents on the dollar. had. If you get away from thrm •eaBBBJsBSBBI BBJaBBTS PfBBBBBBJBBA^a^g^h^djSdK^Hm| ganj ajaaujB4haa\eikdl e^aID& lor one dollar. Ion far, you trr likely tn run The Treasury didn't put out the Magic Fives be- coaaty agricaltwral agtat "Sure, I tathr-d thf chcrk," Into a ilralned •rlf-consclousaett. cause It wanted to pay the fattest coupon In 30 years Court It, Freehold, or your h» rrralled 'I nm\ni ttw monrv ' "A common phrase, set to mu- Oardea Reporter. In the 41 ypart sinrr ihrn Ir* air, arhlrvea a new life." It paid that rale because other U.S. Issues due In the fits written the words for tnm<> Mis own Idea of the Ideal lyrl- early 1980s wtre trading in the open markat at prices MNAM WAI CMXBOI <•!•( W « (iilhort of the Ollbert aM muslral wnrfci, Including returning the buyer close to 5 per cent. NEW DELHI (AP) - ladU will Mrh standard sonia as "TV snd Sullivan opera team. If the demand for loans remains high—and it will open a aatloaal defeats asntat Man I l«ve." "I'.mbrsrosMr Tolerant of imperfection In early text vtar to edueato her You." "l.«ve Walked In." "1W everyone rarrpt hlmaelf, Ira li —Interest rates will remain high. If the level doesn't omcers la tht broader taatcts af Can't Take That Avuy I mm •lout, alow moving, wryly friend- 1 change from today's, you'll tel plenty more chances M-" ly to sit. Hi It a rnmpulslvr war. to buy 5*. And you can buy outstanding Issues In any The Indian militarry forcefm s were If* teemed memorsbly with ri-artrr. rnmplalna he ffelt guilty established by the British to the If h» putt nVmn even S rslslogur such noted composers •• hit volume In Ihr open market any day the market Is open,days before Independence, smce brother. Oenrge Oer»hwin, Jrt tzsuL-szxg * Tht Illllr Investor la rr-enlrring the vast U.S. IMT Indian officers have attended main's Imperial defense college. •ma Kern. Kurt W»ill. MamM "a*,,, u Inurr.H tea. tea- ll .ml v i> •••v generation, It's a wholr new financial world. I'm just allahle to them In each claas. hat «aplur>4 the flavor M llw,«. tSnl •''••"••'"K '" f«"P«»rl to you fad* you should know about The new college will be opened years in Ih" Amnum the former British high mm- 10,/, lilt Iliri ImnMm of (ltl< (n.iikct hullillnga In N»w IMhl. *>•!*** •ED IAHK UUSICsl V« Today's Women [Say Women or stay home from work, Htakto lo, Patricia, MaryAaai said. George Mott, Uura Lee Gorseg- By DOROTHY RO£ Institute Outlive Men Mea had more of the serious, ner, Tbntny CoUiver, Betty, Ca- Veaaoo's Edker By ALTON ofe-endangering types of illness- thy and Dottle May. Mrs. Staa- es than the women. ley Midote. Mrs. Ale* May, Mrs. $ Nov. 9 Writer Lars OU«. Mrs. George Mott Everything to "coo-coo" and "Coocoo can express almost A dentist in another report said - -- , "razmaUi" with Betty Hutton. anythiot - It'i aU in the iatona- TRENTON — Governor Robert ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Men that eating between meals does Jr., Mrs. Charles Corcoran aad ••It's bam a kuoom-pow day Hon. Said like a dove it means B. Meyasr will deUver the dte sooner than women, perhaps seem directly connected with Cathy Murray, wim a cherry on the top," says you're mooning with Joy, or ing address at the UM New Jer-because men carry on through noth decay in children. the blonde and bumptious star, The more frequently the young' DANCE SATURDAY 'wow!' said sharply it can mean HyM«tot»gI tit»t.iob.hekl|S^ IU"et~ - "•* to ** in New York for general hi' something like 'You're craiy.' M sters took such snacks, the more FAIR HAVEN — The Ladies' Jinks ia connection with her new or 'Oh. the heck with it' Nov. • at Priacetoa. The women suffer or report decay they had compared with Auxiliary of the fire company TV show. Wearing orange silk "Kaioom-pow of course meant, „ The one-day conference, devot- more episodes of disabling ill- other children, said Dr. Robert will hold a dance Saturday njght pasts and shirt, she scampers the greatest, the tops, the living •, ed to treads and problems In ness during their' lives, a team Weiss of the U. S. Public Health in the fire house on River Rd. about her hotel suite beaming: end. And when I say. — 'with a the food marketing field, to be- of physicians reported yesterday. Service, Washington. D. C. In Hart Webber of New Shrewsbury "I couldn't wear these pantt cherry on top.' I1 man that's ing sponsored by the New Jer- But women can more easily his study the children snacked will call for square and round until I lost It pounds rehearsing the ultimate final touch — noth- sey Department of Agriculture lake to bed with a cold, stom- on gum, candy, soft drinks, pas- dancing. Larry Schwartz and 1 tries and ice cream. for TV. It's great (or the figure.ing could be, better. aad the New Jersey Agricuttiiral ach upset, headaches or othe hit orchestra will provide the Betty'y s vocabularyy has caused " \. Women are more expected music. Betty U a girl from the to do so ia oar culture, said Drs. tome confusiofi n of latelt . So shhe tide of the track* in Battle 5X1 Fottowiag the sjovei Headden'a Corner explain*: Mich., whs started staging on •arks, aMhBrtttM ia load awr- wreace E. Hlnkle. Jr.. Ruth The population of Canada in- and allied fields wil Redmont, Normaa Phimmer and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pabst. An- street comers at 11 to help her dover St.. had as their guests tost cludes some 155.000 native in* ..... mother. She crashed show busl- disease the JaaWii'l Harold O. Wolff, of the New York dians and 11,009 Eskimos. "The Eanaers ReapoaslblUllei la Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. week Mr. and Mrs. John Deh- ness at 11, singing with an orchat- mer of Long Island. tra. She waa almost a flop until Better Markettag.g " Speakerp s hv "One is led to wonder whether the tendency of the American Fred Breymer. Chapel Hill Where can I j she lost her temper on* night clude A. E. Ouckeeberger. vice Rd., has retired from the Fair and started Jumping on .top of the p. . New mala to 'carry oa no matter president. McCsjm-Ertck what* may not, indeed, have view School where he was cus- piano and screaming across, the YYorkk CCMyM ; DaviDid Friodlaad, vice todian 28 years. Rent Chairs?! footlights. From then on .the was pnHdanl. Pood Fair Stores, lac. something to do with the greater a hit Philadelphia; William A. Hubbs, longevity among women, but Bambi Ellis, daughter of Mr. there is no easy answer to this and Mrs. John Ellis. Cooper Rd., Betty went from die orchestra Jr., esscutive secretary, Penn- sylvania Grocers Association, speculation," they said. has been selected to ride her bit to Broadway and then to Hol- They analyzed 25-year health pony. Cherry Ripe, st Madison lywood, where the hit her stride Philadelphia, aad J. H. Adams, general maaager, Lahigh Whole- and work records of 111 men andSquare Garden Nov. 4 to com- as star of such hit* as "Annie N women of comparable ages, pete against British Pony Club Get Your Gun" and The Greatest sale Grocery Company, chsmpions. Show On Earth.' town, Pa. employed by the New York Tele- Mr and Mr*. Chester Ottinger, Betty's mother has had all the A panel discussion in which phone Co. strawbe riee and cream she eta retary who iafcarits a tartuae aad participants will give their views Cooper !»d., and their children, for some years BOW. guardianship of a tastily. Honor Court The women reported much Eileen ard Chip, were in Vest oa future trends and problem sol- Point, N. Y., Isst week and at- daughter's fame grew hi utions in farm products market- more bona fide illness, the re- wood. Aad Betty now to For Troop 93 searchers told the American tended the Army-Penn State foot- ing will occupy the afternoon pro- Public Health Association's an- all game. seeing that her two daughters^ "* wow* with a LAURENCE HARBOR — Boy gram. Those who will participate PAINT OR DO ANYTHWGt I2year«ld Lindsay aad 11-year- *** nual meeting here. Frank Falconetti, Cooper Rd., Scout •Troop tt held a court of are Csrleton E. Heritage Rich- recently left for basic training old Candy, do their homework and family night obser wood, president, New Jersey Their excess illness consisted When you need some Job done take their vitamins. She vaace last week ia the Commun- 1 mainly of colds, grippe, tore with the Coast Guard at Cape around four home or business, Offie§t. Farm Bureau; Herbert O. Weg- May. says: ity Church hall. ner, Newfield, president, New throat, stomach upsets, muscu- I'll ihow you how to get s reli- "I tbmk Candy will be an ac- B A. Schapiro was program Jersey State Board of Agri lar pains, cuts and bruises, head- Kerrl Murray, daughter of Mr. able one fast. I'm 0. Howie Hus- y g aches, and minor upsets of mood, tress some day — aba's dying ehalrman, assisted and Mrs. Dennis Murray, Jr., An-tles, The Register Classified Ad by Evans culture; Elmer Kaylor, manager, thought and behavior. who'll take you back to "Busi- to get started already. But Lind- •adcJt, scoutmaster, aad Jeffrey Rockingham County Farm Bu- dover St., celebrated her fourth say only wants to get married— ness Notices" in Classified and sWmins, senior patrol leader. reau Cooperative, Harrisonburg, Men might well have had as Saturday with a party sad that's all right, too." p much of these kinds of com- at her home. Guests were Stan- find the man for the Job you Betty baa been huatiag for Receiving awards were Fred want done. Rserkel. Donald Follett. h chairman. Department of Agricul- plaints but didn't go to doctori ley Mido&e, Jr., Beatrice DeFaz- lone lima for the right TV ve- Qthmert, William Quade. hicle, tad aow she believes she tural Economics. New Jersey Col- has found h. as Goldto. the sec- lege of Agriculture. Drawer. Thomas Schilling, Invitations to attend the insti- tute have been sent to New Jer- MALLOWIIN PARTY? sey farm leaders, representatives Orln Tucker aad Thomas Boh- of agricultural organiiations and dag spent the sunftner in a Boy farmers co-operatives, food dis- Scout camp, aad earned all of tributors and processors, mem- meir merit badges during bers of state and federal agen- stay cies, bank officials, represeaU- tlvcs of public utilities, aad edi- RUMMAGE BALE tors of farm aad business pubU- NAVE3INK — The Women's Aaxlllary of All Saiats Episcopal Charch will hold a rummage sale aad Saturday, t Friday and Saturday ia the li- noon. Mrs. to chairman. GRANVILLE. Ohio - Robert • ASTIR and ESSEX, S. Cubbage. aoa at Mr. aad Mrs. No ffs Of buttf Nio wonoft to ooow* Charles M. Cubbaae. Manilas fl River Rd.. And *ho baat plaf to "bootffy" your wordrob* «ls-^Wsr«sbsa SfttN TMAN6LE UNCXOFT is KMtnay %• Tou con too off fno (no ServIM SUtlon EM* Stnrlemttr Alpaa TMI OaMflai pliflM dan ai Avo* Red boot tlyl« in on* sMittg. Hurry inl a ** SH 1.?*72

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Horthem Monmouth County

t 0 from EatOMtowa To Keyport

THE DAILY PUBLICATION OF THE RED BANK REGISTER

Mako no mlstak* about it... tharo it only on* nows* If you havt a product or sarvico to tall, b* wra that you piptr fhit covors all of norfhorn Monmouth County ara not mining tha boat. Uio tha ono nowipapor that ... and that ntwipapar It Tha Rad Bank Ragiitor. Now glvai you tho complato covorago that you notd bi or- publbhad daily Monday thru Friday, this nawspopor Is dor to toll tho northam half of Monmouth County^-Tha a muit with young homa-makars. It contains all of tho Rad Bank Ragbtar. Call SH 14)010 for an a^ortblng loeal nawi that thay ara Intarastod in plus tha advoir* rapratontativo to tall on you and gfvo you complato thing naws that thay shop by. datalli. No obligation! of courio. RED BANK REGISTER 40-42 Brood Strott, Rod Bonk •'W'-T^^,^"

Fight for Senate IMI nmm TO rout Ml«ewJanay*a1rp> ftaaaiag with the becking of ttSS-lhe tame year FATH6B DOESUfT Canadian both MM AFL and KM CIO. Wbeel- on a seat in the V. S. Tha noditKi at dto raptotioa Union County Campaign tnytog union by SUM. , i effective immediately. Bjr MEVBTR U/RH with two vacanciee, aad the Re- hat blocked gubernatorial Damocratie Gov. Robert GO Cattle OKd ELIZABETEUZABETH (AP)) — Despite aa publicans hold a U-T margin to camtegUatea by »'—-^ TOUBVADCK Dtaaocratk tnad- ltoa wha• t was tha taiate, which ate baa two pan ago by tSJSt. The JerseyFor solid Republican Union vacancies). to oppose tales and Income tana LAKEWOOD TOWHSHIP-San- A basketball aad baseball play- Waf DflfltOCtTStlC AMeMaM* dra Staffer, IT. of M Eighth Ave., County. OOP State Sea. Robert "Come aensiMe'togtolative act Idatet la Untoa ultima In by TRENTON -A IBM regulation C. Crane It capected to wto re-to Beaded to offset .the peril or to high school tad at the New- Atlantic Highlands, waa found ark College of Faglntartog, Ok County's which proUMMd the entry of election to the Upper Howe hi threatened by tht US per grade cattle from Canada late guilty recently at evading the It- the Nov. 3 general election. true value aissesmsnt dedalon,' Wheeler now find* retoxattoa to bowUag and freeh water ftohtog. Craae was'ejected to the San- Mew Jersey has beta rescinded cent toll at the Uakehurst toll The young, affable newspaper- he adds. A bill cc-tponoorod by ta la UN with a 1MM ptarattty of the Garden State Park- man to rated atroag with ttw Cra^ provides for a H per coat Ptoktog to atoo the big bobby -but that was the year tha Re- the State Board of Agrlcul- with Craae. He holds tha world's way. Magistrate Nathaniel Roth PTAt aad other civic groups in tsesssmsat on ..m»«« uJkmt vaa heeded bv tun. record for captariag a It-pound suspended a II fine, and levied 11 a county when the personality aaai property aad 12U aar east Kright D. ~ Tha action was taken on the of the oa amatory. It paaiad the Sea- wtm aUght tyaaakkj in court costs. The alleged vi- was a aatMber of tha recommendation of Dr. Edwin L. olation occurred July II. ata aad it now bdttlad «p ia the Brower, director of the Division Hla D—ocratiC tor- ftanmbly, team H .. epawe*Me»j» y aj|d>^e>4aaa>*l d^ta of Animal Industry, New Jersey mar Uadaa MMayor H. Hoy Wheel- Aaotbar Craas iponeored rneae- J""1™'J off tha Ba- tfl ^B^Btt^^ttBABM^B AB^H V A •KAMA AU^^K^^^ of Agrkultun. who W. ie ooBBung OBJ WBDOT eappon •re which paaiad tha taiMd the tight ON THE said the regulation aa bager fill- to iaduatrial aiaae phta a hand- died ia tha Aaaembfr caBa far a shaking, plcaJfrflttod campaign to constitutional Mama aad T*BB Ctoh wbjch cam ed any ueetul purpose aad waa, put ovsr Ms cudMtcy. would maka the to third at Watt Palm HOUSE •MM cases, putting New Jar- Receat Grand Jury duKtoaurat of Assembly seats oa tha baato ofPhi., teat January. eey dairymen to extra espenaa. that some Uatoa Conaty Jail can- populattaa shtfU eutomatic. Craae Craae is a third generation edi- Tha IMI regulation hat allow- teen profits ware tamed over to Is also one of tat leVatetlve ar- tor of the Daily Journal. He to a AP ed entry of only purebred Can- Ropubttcu fund rais-chltects of the water referendum lay preacher and popular apeak- adiaa animals Into this state. Dr. er before YMCA groups aad Real estate mea an Brower said that Caaadlaa live- era in 1*7 aad lNlbava furnish- approved by tha voten last year. ibout tha tight money market ed the Deeaoerata with what they The Jt-year-old pubUahtr aad ice dubs. stock diteaaa programs now com- Ia recent elections. Uaten Ceun • tha home financing field. with note of any of the rt their hotteet Issue. editor of the EUiabeth Daily Jour- Doabtoatioa of receat dei nal to a Dartmouth graduate and ty hat shown an erratic vottaj states. Consequently. Can patten. Tha county, which abi nonte has brought about a i cattle which can meet New Jer- Crane, who Army veteran. He waa active to ttoa when then to a toteUbsral prefers "to ma Republican Party circles baton Club, fire house, 1:11 p. m., aadsey health requirements and qual- •cared rather than over coon- District has almost twice supply *of mortgage money and Little Silver Republican Club, ify for importation an safe en- hla etocttoa to the. Senate. He higher interest rates. GOP Events dent and relaxed." hope* to car-was a presidential ejector la IM many registered Republicans fin house, I p. m. tries, whether they an purebred ry with Mm tour Republican Aa- Damocrata, but the Indepandtati and a tha National To put it suapty. it't mon dif- Friday, Raritaa Township Re- or crMu animals, tembly candidates. The Demo- to UK. to away tha outcome of alec ficult to get a mortgage and theAre Listed publican Club. El-Moe-W halhalll , * crat* captured the four eeata'ia we you get will coat you a tit- Dr. Brower pointed out that Republican pn-efectton eventt West Keansburgg, i:J0 pp. m. and Canadian grade cows an enter IMT fcr the flrct time in 40 yean. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., ' le mon. Fii Rbli Clb "We aeed a Republican As- for the week wen announced to- Fairview Republican Club, square ing New Jersey after short hold- Wheeler. SS-year-old elvO eagl. the flrtt Democrat to tha dto The Federal Housing Adminl- day by tha county GOP organ- sembly ia the battle for reap- i- trkt'a history to wia eUctton U dance. The Oaks. Rt 35. overs in New York or Penasyl- portionaent aad assnraents." itntion hat Increased the max-UeUon. Saturday. HoweU Township Din- vanto. Thlt practice, ha said, Congrats ia IMS. He wta re-elect They toohMto: Center lays Crane. (The Assembly is of Linden "for U years ed the following year to a ful imum interest rate oa FHA-in- ner, Log Cabin Inn, 7 p. m.. aadnecessarily increases the cost of now Democratic controlled. 4147, nired mortgage from S44 to Today. AUeotowa Republican Asbury Park Republican Chib. et OaMMCibaUB fOI* MVM tM*n* per cent Add oneself of Club, AUentown Catholic Church, Mltchtfl't Restaurant, 7 p. m. per cent for loan Insurance pre- p. m Sunday. West Long Branch Co- miums and you have an effective Tomorrow. Federation of Re- lumbian League, the Paddock, rate of (Vi per cent Earlier this publican Women's luncheon. Sea p. m. year, the maximum Interest rate Girt tea. U:» p. m.; Freehold Mainstay Federal says... State Sen. Richard R sermltted on mortgages guaran- Republican Dinner, American Hotel, 7 p. m.; Bradley teed by the Veterans Administra- ton and Clifton T. Barkatow and ixveaomaoMTAphoMcaUwiUbringyou tion was nised from 4% to * Republican Club. McCabe Ave. headquarters, S p. m.; Eatontown Freeholder Director Joseph C. together, in penon, in aeconda. Cotta little. per cent Irwin, all candidates for re-elec- On mortgages not Insured by Republican Club, first aid squad, A 3 min. station call to Bangor, Main* I p. m., and West Long Branch tion, wilr appear at the League a government agency, the rate of Women Voten panel discus- from Atlantic City, for example, ia only nriet. but on moat loans usually Republican Club, Old Orchard Country Club, I p. m. sion Thursday at 8:15 p. n 95* after 6 PM. 10% tax not Included. .. or I per cent Even then, Shrewsbury School. mortgage applicants an screened Thursday Events more eloeely than during periods Thursday, Ocean Township Re- TIM RciMar krttt* kuytrt ud Ml when then it an abundance publican Club. WanamassaSchool. loan money available. p. m.; Shrewsbury Republican GIVE Buyers of new homes, espe- dally in developments, find no TO YOUR trouble m getting mortgages it tbelr credit to good. That's be- COMMUNITY APPEAL developers usually have in the ELECTRICALLY HEATED home... Dommltmeats from bonks or oth- er lending Institutions before they Mart to build. Mortgage More) and more people applications thus an expedited. When older houses an Involv- ed, the lenders are mon Inclined agree that the * . to be more particular aad, ia to charge mon in- ONE CONTtlMITION terest especially when then to an added risks In such cues, real it the best way to estate mea can be a big help. Through their knowledge of help more people, save market, realtors an qualified to advise home seekers when'to mora lives, and make every look for a mortgage which will meet their aeeds at the ' available Interest rate. It's usual- type of help available. '• ly a good Mea for the prospec- tive home buyer to shop around for the beat value In a mortgage, GIVE ALL YOU CAN! lust as he The concern of the realtors Dtvldanei at rfce annual rate of aatictpatatl for the teml-annual over the tight money market to parted kaainninf Jttjy I, ItlY. ntiBy evident In n look at the agenda * e» «"«* •• "tisfae- for the Sid annual convention of tary aerninf t. iVM the National Association of Estate Boards, to be held Nov. e-12 in Toronto. Canada. • INSURED SAVINGS • IMPROVEMENT LOANS • MORTGAGE LOANS Five thousand realtors from tht United States and Canada will at- the the speeches aad panel discus- sions will take up the matter of finding ways to ease home pur- chase* MAINSTAY Among the' experts, who will discuss the subjects are Norman P. Mason, administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agen- FEDERAL SAVINGS cy; Dr. Raymond J. Saulaler. chairman of President Eisenhow- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION er's Council of Economic Advto- en, aad $. Stanley Btughmaa. M MONMOUTH STRUT MB IANK of the Federal Nation- al Mortgage Aseoclitka. THINKING ABOUT

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Look for the GOLD MEDALLION, tho sign of eompftte electric Uvinj. 24 MECHANIC IT. REO BANK SH 7-1362 JCP&L bfefakkl. k-i L Li Jrre+y Ontral Pnwrr at Uffcl • MM PICfMJP AND DWVIIY "Tkfc fliet ubv Lout**, Mosutnfi WDlAllKllSCttTn Little Silver CAMERA TANGLES For MD Drive UN Program By Ik VINO DESPOSt Per Capita MTODLETOWN - Area lead- ers ia tto Township Mosmlar Is Saturday 'API Costs Gted Dystrophy Appeal met Monday at Tto single lens leflas camera, PORT MONMOUTH tto home of chairmen Lewis LTTTtE SltVER - This bor- Moore for a final pisnalag ses- ough will take part la tto Mmwhich has undergone revolution- ary changes aad improvements dtetown Township has tto lowest sion for tto November drive. worldwide cekbratiea of United per capita municipal operating Nations Day with an impressive in recent years. Is probably tto An appeal to business aad pro- program on tto grounds of ttolair haired favorite ia today's expenses of, all its neighbors, and fessional men. under tto direc- Markham Place Sctool Saturday camera world and me one that we hope to keep it that wsy." tion of Matthew J. GUL com- can tobe taggetaggd M"Mostt Ukery to Paul. Paadofl. Republican candi- merce and industry chairman, la local (tatted Na- 0*""" »*•"-'*••*•• will be conducted in advance of y _ date for Township Committee, tto door-to4oor canvass. tkms Day chairman. Mrs. He*.aaalrslly. a tmgle Isas rafko toM tto Port Monmouth Women's is one mwhich you sea on Volunteers will begin tto can- man B. Hater and Mrs. John vass in residential ueighborhooda Ayers. Jr., ara members of his MM spubllcaa Club yesterday. committee. picture Image comtag through Mr Pandom declared. Thomas oa Nov. • and continue turnab- The program, to which the pub- liar lass. It's dons bby fatter Field and I have ben camou- t mat week. A "nelghborto^ghborlwod" Uc has been invited, will iocluds «*•«.•*»«••»» «• • aliening on the promise that we wMck is tUM at a iMagras E canister campaign will to con- special proiantstlore by tto will continue tto efficient and DrunTand tegJeC^p. a* tto sWwtoe tto picture is shot. economical administration of theducted in several neighborhoods, rrmisjiit vait of tto Army Sig? fke aurror sararga ap out of tae towasktt. and for that reason I Mr. Moore anaminced. aal School Port Moamouth; thajway would MM tosho w you some Block loaders will start tto to record the image oa of our cost of govcanister- s down their own streets •sgatlve. LONO RANQ« SHOOTIMO forclas s up resulta Is doneiwMhthls aad they wiU to passed sa from majorettes, flag twlrlera. — raanoalita aoMaassy for a siitgls Isas re»e*-tto LM ernment tare la Mlddtetown btoed glee cluto of tto Littia of Township aad those of one tome to another. Isns lor Township area leaders IMIII-Mn, Lloyd take*, right, Silver schools la a mixed cboruci i its own » pouad tripod. communities ma,! pratidont, and Mr*. Kenneth MJtekaQ, voters' service aad Boy aad Girl Scouts. Cub mi seen apaida down aad us. Mrs. Michael DsWisatyty,. Us- Faary. East chairman, Rod lank ftofloa League •{ Woman Voters, Scouts sad Brownies. reversed from left to right Fe- "In Mlddlstnwn Township, the croft; Eugene Holland'*,first baa/ kv me 27- Keansburg; Mrs. Harold Saldar. maka plant far tho leagua's caadtdetet* mooting Hurt* Tto program will open with a cosbul coald to dpae oaty win oer capita cost of moaldpal op- parade, starting at borough ball, a wide opea leas, otherwise the ouace Hsflswt PeaaaK*HI with j ssaslnas eeporisHy If it's a eration—that Is the cost over ini, Middietown; Mrs. Nell Mac day at I p. m. in tho Shrewsbury School, Iroad St. Can-when all units will assemble at tatue was seen too dimly. After •5mm W matter of days or more. which tto iwvemlng body has Neil. FairviewV Spencer Hoos, • didatot far ttata Sonata, AuamWy and far county froo- >.» a. m. focasetg. tto Isns had to to re- tod and aa control-ia t»M this year. Port Monmouth; Mrs. Oosrin Two items you won't Had Olivola, Locust; Jerome Dyer, holders ara expocted to appear. Tha maating it beiitf June Yodieie. 71 Kings Rd., se- set towhateve r opening the ex- DO. The _ . _ tto camera, left out tokee p tto "This Is what it is in our neigh- lected by tto UN Day Committee posure called far. Aad attar tame site, right aide ap, aare> flaal cost down, are a sat timer torUut munJdpaUBH: Red Bade. «««•*" spontorad jointly by tha Rad lank, Middhtewn and At- as Miss United Nations will toshooting, tto mirror had to toversed view of tto image com- and a teilt-ta tefJt: RaritaRaritaaTmnshina Township.. $4131S41.31;: «w*>. aad Mrs. Pankow, bury Park Leaauos af Woman Votan. in tto parade. returned to position in order to ing through tto taktog has. Fea- Keaasbunt. **.»; Holmdel. New Monmouth. sea tto ant picture to tosho t tures Include aa astomatic dia- A fairly complete Use of ac- She win wear a white gown aad cessories are available to make Highlands, SM.ot; Fair phragm and tto tecttat return Haven, K2.lt, aad Atlantic High- are tto extreme opposite poles, ««•«. •»• <*ny a bouquet mirror. Tto diaphragm, after fo-tto new camera adaptable sad River Rats Plan and mat la why the law provides useful ia many fields. AuHnary lands. tw).M. Field Chides cusing wide open, automatically He said tto figures came from for non-partisan commission Uttte Silver's first aid equad All of these disadvantages have stops down toan y praostactad leases range from a wins angle and ambulance aad fire company 38mm f/1.3 leas with automatic tto New Jersey Taxpayers As- Gets New Study itudy groups to act on municipal MB overcome in rccest new f/Stop WMS ulS4 caflMfSi aWttOSi Demos On charters. and fire engines wili take part models of the single lens reflex diaphragm up to a howiuei- sociation in Trenton. MIDDLETOWN — A plan to also. hi pushed. Tto instant ream stted l.MOmm (• Inches) f/l "Not oaly is MkMletowa tto "That la typical of tto entire A current dual announcement mirror not only springs out of establish a water sports program Little Silver police will be oa telepteto lens. There are extea- lowest of these towns this year, here similar toth * one enjoyed Charter Plan Democratic campaign, which has duty for toe entire program. emphasises tha trend toward the the way to permit aa exposure but has been for 1187 and IMS bean following the, pattern of single lens reflex camera and tot returns to position immedi- by tto River Rats of Fair Haven MDDLETOWN - Thomas S. Grand marshal tor the event U seope adapters aad a right angle also," Mr. Paadotfi said. I'm sterotype election campaigns IbrpoUce ggt w. Fto. chief briag_s us the latest 35mm mode, l ately. This brings the subject sure that we an want to see con- U being promoted by William Field, Jr., Rapubticaa candidate jMaw Pratt. yews. Oar opponents have not of the police reserves. Deputy with a full Hne of accessories. tack into view, after sa expo- tinued economy in our govern- for Township Committee. crfUd- raised a aingltfe substantia w l , m^^^mm to to Tto Heuand division of Min- sure, Instead of leaving a btoc* Camera faas wishing tod gment and still to able to provide He and Paul White, Fair Hav- sad his Democratic oppoaeats neapolis-Honeywell, after two out deeper into this subject may re- tto services that we are getting en, outlined tto plan at tto meet- they canaot dispute what we have captsia of police reserves. ing of tto Men's Club of West- agaia Sunday afteraosa whe«»fjd •* ••» ~t^ to fteTto program at tto school yean of study proved to taetn Tto new camera has a focal fer to s couple of guide books m MMdletowa Township." oldest political trick In tto book published earlier tUa year. "Sin- minster Presbyterian Church speaking before Republicans of grounds will to opened with aa that the future lies with tto sinplan- e shutter with speeds from -when you have nothing to criti- iavocatioa by Rev. Ralph L. Bar- gle lens reflex field, has taken ggle Lena Reflex Photography'py ' yby BREAKS LEG mday night Color slktes of tto Itth District at a picnic at cize, make up a platform mat 1/Sflath to 1 second set on a sto- the River Rats' activities were ren, pastor of Embury Methodist over distribution of the Pentax Joseph Cooper (Universal RIVER PLAZA - Malcolm Do- tto home of Philip Kevoit minds like it tosmeaning , evenChurch*. single lens reflex camera line of gie non-rotating dial. A single Photo Books. N York) do- shown.v B Marita. son of Mr. sad Mrs. Earl Id. waa elected "The Democratic candidates *• *•• nothing in the substance." Aa address wiU togive n bytto Aaahi Optical Co. of Japan, stroke rapid rewind lever scribes e atc DeMarks. Poricy. La., suffered Jack Leo, teem to think that,you can say Mayor P. Paul Caopi. vances the film and cocks tto through tale- Men's Club president; George The Asahl Company introduced a broken leg while playing toot- president; Arthur anything you want and because Mr. Bergcr will welcome ttotto first 19mm single lens re- shutter. A red signal in n small ball on tto school playground Paine, Its uttered in a political campaign can be need tomedical . lary and Henry M. Alfred Poole, gathering. flex camera ia Japan in 1951 and window by tto speed dial reveals that everyone is supposed to be- There will also bo a UN flag trial aad for other professional Harris, treasurer. invented tto instant return mir-when tto shutter Is cocked. This to Riverview Hospital . lieve It," Mr. Plaid declared. ror system MM-a feature uses. Tto other Is "Single Lens Fairview First Aid Squad, where GOP Candidate, sy visual indicator makes it easier Tto automatic bottle making He went oq to attack Vincent thathtt hah sb been copied all over the Reflex Guide" by Paul Wahl be was given emergency treat- VeMale, one of his Democratic to leave shutter (Chltton, Philadelphia). meat aad returned home. machine was invented ia 1ML aoversanos, IOT tssatng wsei ne Addresses Club Club Supports termed false statements m the HOLMDBL - Alfred Pools, Re- College Issue party platform. pubHeaa somlwss for townshipp Mr. Field said. - Mr. DaMalo committeamaa, at a most- RARfTAN TOWNSHIP — Sup- . by Ms own admission, eitherlla g off ttho RegulaR r RepubUeaa port of the state college toad does not understand the law orOrganisation ia Pleasant Valley referendum was approved by the Intends to violate It In Ms reInn- . Woman's Oub Ftfm*atrimal Com- marka about a charter commis- Mr. Poole, who was Introduced mittee at a meeting ia tto home OPENING sion study. oy Vincent Maaen, presMsnt, of Mrs. William Wiadrow. ] Mal- "After we pointed out his mis- discussed tto five-point platform lard St, Haslet. take ia catling for a bi-partisan of the party. charter commission, Mr. DeMaio Mrs. Howard Russell, chair said we were quibbling about Also introduced wss John man. aaoouaced that a pre-school words. This is not a matter of Mount, township tax aa will be It is words, tot of complete principles. Republican nominee to retain being undertaken at the request Wo pointed oat tott o Democrats that office. "This will to Mr.f R. Thomas Janaarone. super- that the law provtdlag for charter Mount's sixth term — since tol a i stadias calls for i I — for tto office which be sicondproiscaool hinarHaaa toM s W capably aemlnlsterad,' lertakea by the Womaa'a dab. - — ------•- - ^^^^ a#a^aaaf feat ami »•» • a^aaaof desaaaan^a^aaaftei a^eno^af 4a& KaaaW JIS>« Sa* SSSttawalft nffsfWaCS* A BSflss off ftnsi ntcntafs will and aa "For their iatermatioa. W- par- begin this week, giving voters m ifor to store dotbJag ten is as different from aan- various sectiene aa opportuaKwMey h wintT bea available for seedy parttsaa as asm.from IN. They to meet Mr. Poole. BOI CniMIffCei. ;aJtictostiag ia the I duscusskas were Mrs. Henry Jordan. Mrs! Jota DsuMe, Mrs. Reynold P. Marvm. Mrs. Fraacto Ludwig, Mrs. Charles Wake- d, Mrs. Wiadrow aad Mrs.

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MytUry fffwrn Em Ntw Jtrsty Army AU AflmtUr President Calls Rt. 35 Traffic Safetypevs Briefs Top Space Aides MAPLEWOOD - —Frederick Of Drug Price bsva long prcsatd couacO to ttka taparts htadad by Dr. Werner Mr Shadowbrook Rd. u a bar- etalt and buliMtt toadtn haw Moore, Jr., II. ton af an Air Force cawael, sHs an steps VoaBraua. •at." ba added. to meet with oWldtta af Fix Charges . Mr. Lawlty i Mick Trade, Inc about a rapart of hetl at the University of California In Berkeley, where 1 TRENTONjAP) — FIv*. drug a Foot WMe lagar turafag aft Ika highway tht firm win dot* Kg plaat htra. he hat startaa a seven-day fast m protest against com* Borough Etgtoeer Otto*, tta-l ataiatt traffle to Charge Refuse The eomptay hw dadiaad to da- 1 nM tjocttsod 01 criMiBJil COB* pultery aaraHmaat in tka ROTC at tha sahoal. Ha llstew BaaTaMthe l.OtMoot long road Offktohian ay or oooflrm a rteott jartwaay .piracy to rig loft oati-potto v*o wouM be It feet wide when ear- havtat they that It wOl that dawa fta fac- htmsetf as a conselontious ob{aatar to mltltary tralatnf COM pnooi VDQmj Collection Costs faced. wMh IMbot sidewak anas oototloa flMjr DO yoais oft, tory witUa II moeft*. M*ek atthevth ho ea-ded that ha is not a praetieia« mamaar drcutt thair triaj. oa both sides, lbs roadway prae- Battier ale year, oofteadvlea th* city's Padaral Judfa PWUp Fermaa y ff py of aay charch. CAP Wlrephetol - eattytoltfeetwide.hassld.NB at tha atata fttghway Depart To Contractor JM» saM ha would baar argamoata by J,M» werkera aad a tM.m troM would be nmovsd by the end as a hfimwr to a awyan for thraa af tht datead- MDOLETOWN-ivwaattlp of- waakly payrod. Fiaak Moon. widening, he added. ficials aaM ysatirdsy that tht prttldtBt of local 3O. Ualtad Aa- It aate aa a mottoa to kffl the to- dictme Wbuher or not tht improve. eooactiaa at garbage that had to Worktrf. taM tha dacWoa to meat wffl be made depeads oaift. I The firm claim that Joseph W. Mtbsea ptthad-upby ChariM J. Itava tewa had boat raaehad Maces. Ia addrttoa to psytagthe The laaa waa to keep • aja^^^st^^a^K^B ^^At aja^>h^hMBi^i«h^^^^A a^^^**^^ ^^ Ifossc, lac, hat week, Moadty aad aaaeaaead to tht larfOCwr 01 0OOIIIBOBIV T0X01, O I7.au to match the borough, naV union. Moort «M tha firm, to- Records Are Public, Ipurchajiag agea^toaUflsd Friday dents would have to pay ante] (totters." catad ban ttoca 1111, bad aa Through i lUrnnBag to Richard W. leuf- room to cxpaad ban aad waatad ataa, tha auwMp hapad to have to cooaoUdata tt* oparatkMt. fart. Wm «7graad Jury la October iaj7. ing was estimated at tMM by totidiats la aoarby atv Mayor Tells Dems oa opoa door. an at traffic tt*t oa Mr. geamaa. tracfca far four days to eottoet They eeM It eouM have preju- River Rd. I NSV Mtutannac - RARITAN TOWrttHIP - "I sssat aad tha historical past of diced Proctor's testimony tad Have Rt II. Mr. Sauftert saM aader the aart tTa O be then s p. ra. Maadey RarKaa. let thtaa laapsct what- made the Indictments illegal Couadl voted to give apatWoal I of Mr. Heat's contract. aighght WhttbtWhether Brady aad Blaada 0m pabwedocataeats they ate. to Freak AkkM. a ghe*mbrook Asa The government reaUed ta court show up wm ba up to mem." That hi ap to asm, aattae. papers that It wu impossible for Rd.. to be ased to sample opiatoa that people who an forced to ea-coat of raattag tha tracks agahMt That was Mayor, Harry P. lea- "I will haOMa m aay eveat. of resldsats along tha road. highway batow the shap- Proctor to hava heard the other tor tie kg pries* stomsat last aight ra- let* s aa whetheh r thahy fllwff l ha If the to the proposal es, dsddt to aa aa Ma witaooBe Kufloon Setts* daco Proc- the wopessd Monday tor pracodoo Salts bofofo tbo Is favorable, eeaadl win •tartthe baa aat caataetod rehattd earlier mo debate'ta West Eeeasburg Fin IIaa a grand jury. Mcessary steps to have tha work] A year ago tht to aaptaia his fail- p J. Blende. Jr.. ia the day. the mayor declared: » lal af Accused of price ftatag. a via- an to ceUact tta rafuoo. Tht aad Jamas O. Brady, "la a reseat letter to rat, Mr. Couacilmaa John W. VaaBruat for Kt n to tht • MMtof off policy latioa of the sati-trust laws, en I Ell Lilly Co. of ladlaaapBHs: sal* me funda tor the borough's tka ——a am aot a aadMato. yyet admit than of the work caa come from JehaB. DM COaV arigtaaDy chal- Merck, Sharp and Dohme of Reh. laaf*#ilMiai aSafp ate efaeaaats. The that my adaaaatrattoa hi tha the capital Improvamaat toad, way: Wyeth Leboratorias of PhD- The gatara program Th* tracks wan natad to ktya. net lane. Ta ojaota a p aad wm aot affect aa* yeaft tot have aot acesptil adetobta .Pane Davis Co. of De- tiaa trort; aad Wtiu Uoor. Wvlalea its EUZABBTH . af Atttaf Uboratories, taads have beta cat from 111 •• «»• dtotrieti for whkh Mr lost his leg sgatast.a high ton- deflantoTlatflttoB.Ma). ataa win Just after he bad grad- la as. at oar. latioa af trafBe Hahts aad ad- tbst aad aat «My be pamlStr152t ^ uated from college today was On the ststh day ef no Mel Oee. Joka B. Msdarts, who hu al ----..- A-1_ _ _ _ ,_„__ —A a_— ____--___. Mtorday.eKi ' flaa effort^ has Just re- awarded tBMa damages. §^a *&& Owa wmmm OBO Wf ^WJUJBr ^ /r;nrili| to Mr. Lawky, tha awNf*a* pa» wm plvOOVaw aw h his res- Neeta Peterson. IT. formerly af ^^ oopoor oa CM aaMo pwnniviaBl afarca pat oa pnavn to pn* haaays Pied Piper The eouM pay their than of tha nad was aat a protect aettoa. esfety hajeade eufasotad by WeetftaM. had sasd tha PabUe the twa Serrlee Electric ft Gas Co. Ha dtog aa a vaedae eoatract warkaadcarhtagimmedtatoly.or The problem Is Bet theay DaMale aad Fred F. Ivar- tt^tnttBonMorthtrooipTOfcw AMnd A. Harkaato of Hays, am a W-yeer period. Long term •Tht atato hai b Goes Away was lajund fou»ur years aga while aspinats. ia worklageaa road widtaiag pref- IOSM aadloar to oaoa tfcoaMiilvoo Kaaa.. tost the Jury that la Sap- alive with aa aa m . fortoaight h»4a» tomber. INC. he bU gM» per t tenemet chargsacharaa., hkea saM* bt eeld. "bat theae thtagt usually t oa the Oardaa ttato Parkway. Kl Han. Palmer Ave.. West *^*](,|f iaVlwaaM Uke For Winter Thtboomofa abot vial oa a Ktasas ateta con- Essldaatt eouM have the curb- FAIR HAVEN - Tha Mvar tract far ll.gR) vials, when the « done thamselvei. or tot the hit a high the Democrats' da- tan would da to price to him was RM* a vial. borough have tha work done aad at a *ecai coatrovarsy, iippac oral writ- Ha saM March's regional di- at cost pat oa the property own- Lifts liquor away ejuieUy yesterday to spend era tax MB. ta a New York speech the wtatar ta Jersey City, ke met lbs Also tobeeJatndap,Mr. teat aight. ssid the gatun pro- -let it wll be beck ta i CAPMNth. to prove he ceuM deliver the vac m "ta our best pritat Md License ror m» an bask aa at the parity" with the Russians ta d h "They chw. He taM he M' Tka Mvar Rats, a local sail- CaMarala 01 Ca> ao hg aadbaatmg arpaliatina. da- hen. The IN af *e "1 am personally coaviaeaoV* 25 Days rats, aad yet may he wasa't a legal catad to the to IMI. Mr. ddod It would ba aafor to hava UaJea a ha aaVt comply he saM. "that we caaaot afford NEWARK — The plenary ra- ^ ili-hmTamitftat.*V«lri ebjtetid to the by the by as aauaa^ a^aa ajmaaa^^p^awaj wtaaw ^afawna^arw^pa ta AAU fJtatrikdtaB HOMOf itoHHSt OJ Biasf E)BBBB> at# Jaaaft aVm.coM takes to wta. I do aat btrtave Horttaj. Uajnrs, 7 fc^ad It, wMth^tT, J«g Qty Mmt we en prepared to ahaadoa **"_***' "• ••" •aaaided rather lhaa hi tha NarataklUvNavattal - treat They aat aajbai aat had to withdraw bis low bid (HSuit Threat aay part of the aarnree to Bw ID* JO Baya* U Oat M was 1 par coat thegotag AMhaaih tha craft domJaatad price) bacausfhl •• arTMaaTt «9 rrnr. maay taBamaat flanlm Jl Probe Nuclear r. MePka lac at Just That Mil IMVMa City. taM it would lota Ms free- •MUnr*BURY-A thnalaaad Tha BBBJBBJBIfemaMaum7 ImmailmBJBJWHgEa | aapBBT* BBBBawTV. aaVBwJ flu af METUCHIN (APV-Tbt Bliav chJae wta Lttly If Hiraaaaj pt laK aMaMl tao *%oadlM ocwa* days af gob? at Augusta, Oa. Control ardarad Atria* UN ~ id Oat Co. IsSob Sabotage tor tha Rhrar a ar White Baa hUtae aad ^^ totag to bulM a aaNMt aOIUoa del- Eac7tosUB ta lbs threat sta v. T. a CfOaVas as Htfittti UQ* tar service ta weedbrldae. Borough Ceaacil gave the Haas wan to kaap It at Ms The slta win be « acres at Rt Study Ubrary mbta Casualty Co.. Ntw Y Mortal m tht rim at tha aad I sad Ones at Caatnrtlsa \ CMy. M days' notice et Ms Oct. to thraa charges af vtotattaa at at Pair Havaa Rd. am tha whv bagia early nan year. Ji Consolidation I mtettag that nad aad dna> Eaaa. vice imllist at as firm. WtBURY - he put ta praaar saM m workers to Perth Am- af fas school aad paaMs B- ar a taM wauM be etartad boy aad Rahway wouM at trsafr to hava lha work dsae. ferred to tht aaw pleat fa ward af as TRENTON (APHpa*. Rob. It was braagbt back to Ks orlg- "Than a at' tar Paula paarad tkaJsai to etoctrioal aa- ThapualtahVaiytaaalmaie William W. Carat. 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He taM then Is maaey to Harding Rd. and Mr. DeMsto sadd MrM . IIvertao, aad re Mrs. Devtd Dsvtta sad DavM WINIe There aa Mfttrtoo. Mn Ute ittle budget lor paying over Mr. Blende end Mr. Brady. Jsmet Orliat Mrt Fred PnHer Plaat wen mads for the diMrtci The fin company was tl at lint* to tmptoyM of M«it latu CMaf 04 bt no»a ta the public. It *iil tUrt men end Mt*eee Bebetca North csmpofM si C a'lW'BBJ f*Fv hrBBBJu aVJ WBB^JPi (MM lutlnm. el • p. m. tnd NSM H»l*l« rl Nov. U«IM Mid. f, Oet tl, HW HP BAHK •ECgTEK

At Hospital Nuptials Held Saturday MARLBORO—The orientation r new and prospective EAST KEANSBURG — ta the of tha Marlboro ~ Bayahora Community Church Sat- pital Auxiliary started last week urday, Mli» Mary Ana Feigen- 'Blithe Spirit' ia the nurses' lounge at tha hos- winter and Richard Tiemey wen married by the pastor, Rev. Joha To Be Given Mra. William G. Rous of Fair P. Euler. Haven. ma_o.inMp The bride to tha daughter of tioa chalrmaa. explained that tha Mn. Albin Feigcawiater of 74 to gtvaa twice a year to Oregon Ave., and the late Mr. , __ the nature of the rot etgenwlnter. The bridegroom'e tear work done by the auxiliary •rants an Mr. and Mn. Thom- for the hospital and its patients. as Tierney of 31 Brtorwood Ave., Mn. William ZiUger of Uttto Keansburg. Silver, president, welcomed The bride MI given tomar - pital'a medical director. Dr. J riaga by her grandfather, George Berkeley Gordon, who spoke. Willich of Wast Keaasburg. Her Mtse Anna Savick, director of aftarnooa dross was white satia, vofciateer-pa- aa Empire styled of lace. She bad a sta-ldsftlengtb veil, aad her bou- hah) auxUiary member, give pa- quet waa white chiy*a_themums Auxiliary aad autumn leavea. acribad work carried oa by their Mrs. Robert Gonfcl of Means- departments wen Mn. John burg, tha bridegroom's Haralab of Xunaoa, music ther- was matron of honor. Her apy work; Mn. Lawrence Man- taffeta ning. Highlands, heliotherapy. sstin Mn. O. A. Mady, Uttto Silver. a matching satin headpiece. Her mat therapy: Mrs. C. piak ehrysanthe- Chester WooUey., West SATURDAY'S IAZAR lor tha Fair Haven Parent-Teacher Auociation. in tho WiMow Branch, recreatioaal therapy. Rolen HuatJngtoa of Mn. Guy BuscagUa, Freehold. Straat School will run from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Committee member* shown prepar- burg waa bast man. Tha ushers LONO BRANCH- Mn. erty Aatliff of Uppiacott Rd.. Lit-Vanity Fair, the tree clothing ing for it «re, left to ri«h». Mr*. Norman W. Foy. Jr., PTA proiident; Mn. Adrian were Albin Feigenwtater, East shop maintained for patients and Keansburg, and Robert Boahler, tle Silver, wid appear ia thestaffed and managed by the aux- Miss Chamberlain N. Longfield and Mrt. Thomai S. Staveni, chairman, and Mn. Robert L. Reynolds, Keaasbwg, the Center Drama Workshop'a pro- iliary. publicity chairman. brother-in-law. duction of ."Blithe Spirit" Nov. Mn. Morton Winer of Red After a reception at the home and I and 14 and IS m the Jew- Bank, patient service chairman, Weds Daniel Brennan of the bride's mother, the couple ish Community Center on Sec-listed the rates aad regulation* 50th Wedding ond and Bath Avos. FREEHOLD — Mr. and MnBaad. a and Patricia Cook, both of left for a wedding trip to Niagara foUowed by auxiliary worker*. Red Bank. All the bridal attend- Miss Di Santo Wed Falls. The bride's traveling suit A native of Canada, Mn. Ant- Mrs. Etna Anabto. director of William K. Chamberlain of U Anniversary lift -attended the Baaff School Douglas Rd. announce tha marant- s won gowns of emerald wss gray, her accessories black, volunteer services lor the hoeriag- e of their daughter. Miu Pa- green taffeta, styled with shawl and her flowers, white chrysan- of Fine Arts ia Baaff. Alberta. pital, told of the iattiB-oa'a For Hounihans and McGill University in Montre- tricia Ann Chamberlain.'tCm. o Dan- collars oa square neckline*, and themums. orientation held Man- d worwonn with matching bow gtytoy i In St. Joseph's Church SHREWSBURY-Mr. aad Mrs. al, when she was active la thedays lor new amployaag and vot* iel J. Breaaaa, eon of Mr. aad worn Edward T. Hounihan, 845 Broad The couple will live la the Lo- Mn. John J. hea*iecss, trimm*. in vaiuagg. cust Grove Trailer Park. Wast University's Players Club. Sheuateera. KEYPORT—Miu Josephine A was made of peach irldeicenl St., were feted at a surprise re- spent two yean with tha Moatre- town-Lincroft Rd., Middletowa, ThTha honoh r attendanttedtt carried a Keanaburg. New members attending ware • bqt of aO white etoyaaatta DiSanto, daughter of Mr. antaffetad . She had a circular veil ception last Tuesday in honor of at Repertoire Theater. Montra- Mrs. Wilbur E. Benbowlenbow,, Middle- Oct It in SL Root of Lima Cath- bouquet of aO white etoyaaatta- Mn. S. J. DiSanto of • Sunset covering a cap of peach velvet their 50th wedding anniversary. The bride is employed by Ebsco appearing in "The Trojan Wom- town; Mra. Reginald Bkmfteid- olic Church. mums. The bridesmaids had boo- Ave., Matawan. and John S. Tuc- leaves, and her bouquet was pale The affair was given in the Red Bank The bridegroom an." "Ladles in Retirement" andBrown. Shrewsbury; Mrs. J. Al- Rev. Vincent Lloyd, pastor, of- queu of yellow chrysaathamum*. dtto, son of Mr. and Mr*. Jos- green chrysanthemums. couple's home by their three Foodomat manager tor the"A Phoenix Too Frequent.'' With via Parker and Mrs. Herman O.ficiated at tha ceremony aad cel- Maxiaa Seifert of TraaM waa eph Tucdtto of the Bronx, were The bridesmaids were Misses daughters, Mn. Lewis Dorick, Grand Union Store in Keanaburg. the Drama Workshop, Mn. AntWiley. Red Bank; Mrs. John ebrated the nuptial mass that fol- the flower girt. Her frock was married Saturday in St. Joseph's Ann DiSanto and Marilyn DiSan- Sr, Fair Haven: Mra. Richard The bride's mother wore a ltff played the role of Ruthie in Meier, Matawan; Mra. Richard lowed. Bouquets of white chrys- also emerald graaa taffeta. She Catholic Church. Rev. John Hen- to, both of Matawan, and bothMoran, Shrewsbury, and Mrsgow. n of royal blue jersey and a "Th~ e Des' k' Set.~ "" C. Rigbee. Monmouth Beach: anthemums decorated the church won a wreath of yellow flowen dricks officiated at the double- cousins of the bride, and JuneCarmen Calandriello, at home. corsage of white chrysanthe- Miu Martha Mumford. Ocean- The brio. was. escorted by heria her hair, and carried a bou- ring ceremony. Beit, Glendale. L. I. Their Mr. and Mrs. Hounihan were Thebrideridegroom'i s mother port, and Irwia M. Cavadei. Old father. Her floor-tength gown quet of yellow ehiysasuhemams. The bride, given in marriage dresses, made like the one worn married in St James Catholic wore • Bray aad black printed UNICEF The bride's mother won a by. the honor attendant, .were Bridge. was peau da sole. Tha portrait by her father, won a princess Church, Red Bank, by Rev. . andwhite ehrysanthe- Prospective mambara prasaat styled neckline was re-embroid-beige sheath style. d _ styled gown of white slipper satin Iridescent Jade green taffeta, and James Reynolds. Mrs. Hounihan mums. Party Oct. 31 were Mn. L. J. Took. Ltttla SO- ered la seed peart* and sequins, brown accessories and a corsage which had a portrait neckline their bouquets were white chrys- waa the former Jane Repphard.| SHREWSBURY — The Parent- ver: Mn. Philip VaaMater, Marl- and the sleeves of the town wen of white orchids. Tha brtds- outlined in Alencon lace, and aanthemums. Mr. Hounihan is retired and! eacher Association will hold a groom's mother was dressed hi Anthony Tucdtto of the Bronx boro, aad Mn. John Strong, white lace. Tha bouffant skirt full skirt that terminated ia a served as a special policeman Betrothed Halloween party for UNICEF ended ia a eathedraJ-length tram. a royal blue we*) and crape *a- chapel-length train. Her triple was best .man for his brother. Holmdel. for 25 years in this borough. They Saturday night, Oct. 31, in the Guests won Mrs. Ray* Shaw The bride's vail was attached to ible. Her corsage was white tier veil was attached to a QueenThe ushers were Anthony DiSan- have lived here 45 years. school gymnasium, under tha di- orchids. Anne styled cap of lace, and herto of Matawan, the bride's broth- of New Brunswick: Mn. Maax Queen's crown, aad her bou- Guests attending Included Mrs. rection of Miss Ruth Morrison. Gidsonst. Hlghtoad Park, and quet waa white Fuji chrysanthe- Joseph MaraaCM of Rod Bank cascade bouquet was white roses er; John Salvati, the Bronx, the Hounihan "s two brothers-in-law Philip Genovese, prasktaat, an- The ashen wan and stephanotia. bridegroom's cousin, and Jack Mn. Grace Fray, Wast Long mums and* chiyaanthcmoma. and sisters, Mr. and Mra. John nounced at Thursday's meeting Branch. Miu Grace Manfred! of Little Robert Joseph Latscb. Jr.. Wast- Mis* Ann Vaccanlla of MatSaputo- , New York City. Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. John that the PTA •will sponsor Miss field, and Alfred i. Lebotay. The bride's mother wore a steel Mn. Harry vaaldenthw. Jr.. Silver mi maid of honor. Tha awan was maid of honor. Her Sagurton of Shrewsbury. Both eaa Caruso as a dance instruc- aerved tea. bridesmaids wero Misses WUma Keaashurg. bouffant princess designed dre *blue satin dress, with a feathered couples also celebrated their 50th ir. After a nceptkw at tha Pad- hat and a corsage of white or wedding anniversaries recently. A library study committee has dock Lounge ia Loag Branch, the chid*. The bridegroom'* mother Others attending were Mr. Dor- ETIQUETTE couptotofTtor a weddtag trip to Success Skirt also was dressed in blue, and her formed, consisting of Mn. ick and ton, Tbomai; Mr. Moran Melvin Zetoel. John Eyles. Mrs. Virglaia. The bride's tnveUag | corsage was of white orchid*. and son Richard, and daughters, suit was orowa, nar acceaavnes A cocktail hour and reception Barbara and Dorothy; Mr. Cal- Lillian Jay aad Miss Helen Lang. Printed Pattern Speakers wen Assemblyman AMY VANDERBILT beige, aad her corsage, whtto followed at Bel-Air Manor, Perth andriello and son Robert. Mr. and chrysanthemums. The couple will Amboy. For her wedding trip Mra. George Lange, Mr. and Mn. Alfred N. Beadleaten and Dr. Travel ke to go to a warmer climate. Charles Erickaon of the Rutgan live at 55 Barker Ave.. Shrews- to Miami, Fla., and Naisau, the Kenneth T. Salt. Mr. and Mn. "DEAR, MISS VANDERBILT: Could you tell me when to §»1bury TowaaMp. bride wore a black suit trimmed John A. Power*, Mr. and Mn. University chemistry"depart- "We like it not tooho t aad ment. We an moving to Dumten, Scot- The bride and brldegraom are in gray mink fur, with a green Imothy R. Hounihan, Mr. and land, shortly and I am ia a quan- no insects. California? Florida? Rod Baak CamoUc High School velvet hat. Her flowers were Mra. Bryant Ncwcomb, Mr. and WebekM of Cub Scout Pack SO Our son to hi Denver, Colorado, graduate*. Mn. Bnnaaa to em- opened the meeting. Judy Keller, dary aa to the proper dothiag white orchids. Mrs. James A. Curley, Mr. and needed then and also aboard and he tells us we should go ployed to the " * The bride was graduated from Mn. Robert Sagurton, Mr. and Candy Steck and Angela Maktny ship. We probably win be leaving hen because tt Is the healthiest «f the AUenhurat Natkwal Matawan Hi.h School and Kath- Mn. Mahton Sagurton and daugh- of Girl Scout Troop 349 assisted here late In the fait Should I spot in the country. He says that with distribution of literature. and Trust Company. Mr. Bran- arine Gibbs School. She is emter.- Miu Barbara Sagurton, Mr. take some summer wear, or allwe woa't have 4o shovel snow, nan to employed by Victor 1. Lo- ployed by the Chemstrand Corp., nd Mn. Willard D. Willis and A three-day PTA book fair will fan? Would tt be wiser to pur-then to hardly any humidityy and New York City, and is a memchildren- . Arleen and Michael. Mr. B held in December. Because chase my clothing hero or watt Please tell us what to ber and past president of Beta of the event, no moating to sched- and Mrs. William Norris and until we arrive m Scotland?—K. do-E. C, Clevatand, Ohio." CAsMLOU Sigma Phi sorority. daughter. Shirley. Mr. and Mra. uled for that month. R.. South Band, lad." Both Florida and California are The bridegroom was graduated George Lange, Jr., and daugh- and Mra. J. Bernard Nip- "Foreign Language at the favorite retirement spots aad in NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr. from Fordham University, where ters. Donna and Dean. Mr. and omnlch Grammar School LeveT' will be For the ship you will aad Mrs. Richard L. Modem i • if you both states then an coal areas- he majored in banking and Mra. Alfred Cooney and daugh- the engagement tha forum discussion at the meet- an m Califerafa tt to Saa Francis-daughter. Sue. of tt Devon Ct. finance. He served with the Army ter, Joan, Mr. and Mn. John ter, Mia* Carol Ruth Nipomntehin. g Nov. 19. Second grade co, which It a favorite place for attended the Duke-Army football in France, and is employed a*Caprioni and children. Linda, en will be hostesses. class, a dressy silk (or similar game at Duke University Satur- fabric) dress for the captain's Easterners. Ia Denver you some- a credit man with C.I.T., in New Michael and Carol, Patrick Pow- Abram C. Dixon time* have to day. While fiending the weak- York City. He to attending Newen. Mr. aad Mn. Lewis M. dinner aad one other, a suit tf you Intend to use thfacte , matting snow to importnat end at the Carottaa Ian. Chapel York University, studying for hisDorick, Jr.. and sons. MichaelA December wedding is planned. Prepare Denver's water supply. It toHill, N. C, Miu master* degree In corporate Rich d. Mr. aad Mrs. Rocco i; cardigana aa tnd tr Miu Nipomnkh is a graduate your hair. true that ta tha summer then plated interviews at Duke and finance. Calandriello. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- For Art Week the University of North Carabaa. The couple will make their of Vassar College, where she was MATAWAN - Memuer* of the Buy cotton (or miracle fabrle) eph J. Calandriello and Misses elected to Phi Beta Kappa She Two publications ia my library home at 17 Nile St., Yonkers. Dorothy Jane and Barbara Ana was awarded Fellow- garden aad art depaitmaate ofdresses and Motsee here, as wan N. Y. the Woman'* Club held aa all that may bo of interest to you] Moran, Joan Olsen and Diana ship for graduate study ia his- oa this quacttoa an. "Better Va- Clark. tory and received her master's day meeting last week ia Trinity Episcopal parish hall to prepare thiagt are ell quite expensive la cations For Your Money" by Mi- that Held frorom Colum- chael Frame (DoubMay, ILK) WADS to Hold to teachingfor observance of American Art Scotland. But do buy an fatt and aad "When to Retire oa a Small Massa at Hunter College High School Week. It opens Nov. I. winter clothing then, as woU asIncome" by Normaa D. Ford Party Tuesday in New York City. Mra. Peter A. Read gave aa shoes for daytime wear (Ameri- (Hariaa Pubfeattcns. Grocalawa. NKPTUNE — A film. "Voice Williams illustrated lectun on dried floral can shoes doa't stand up well taNew York, price Mr. Dixoa waa graduated from the damp climate). II. Accordk. Beneath the Sea," was RAHWAY — Announcement lftlV-___s_ Ul_ra_ __I*B*__*_B _kfw__o__ •__• arrangement*. Fifteen momben to this roatal by Melvin Lahdis. Oakhurst. nt g made displays to be ahowa ia Dumfries to a smaU country availability and rates are aver- Tuesday'* meeting of the With-££ n SS^SHSL^J^ !!••«"«•«" May* Owea Bordea the Farmer* and Merchant* Na- town, but Edinburgh hi a vary Joyce G. Massa. daughter of Mr. scholarship. Ha re- age In Denver, but It lists many out-A-Doubt Society in the O'an- d Mrs. Chester V. Massa of tional Bank ia Matawaa to help abort distaace by train aadehop- other place* ia the state when Curtain* Brien-Major Post home. Veter- bachelor's degree la advertise Art Week observances ptag there to a delight. If you are church St.. to John H. Williams. architecture at tha Massachusetts retired people might live very ans of Foreign Wars. son of Mr.and Mrs. John R. Club membsn actually moving to Dumfries, tt reasonably Indeed ia comfort. Dr«p.rl«s Williams of Morgaaville-Tennenl Institute of Technology, and might be wtoe* tochee k your thv Mrs. Melvin Landls announced awarded the residents also will display aria Both of these books an available that the Cedarettea of Asbury Rd.. Morganville. aad crafts ia the bank lobby. ' ', for although these are in book stone as well aa Slipeev«rs the American lastitute of Archi- sat quality ta f Park have volunteered to serve The couple wen married Oct. tect*. Mra. George McVkkor of Sam- the publtohen. l*MaV» at the soclety'a Halloween party I* In the First Presbyterian erville will lectun oa oil paiatiag they are quite aspsaaivs, Kbot. Church, Rahway, aad Rev. J.Mr. Dixoa served u a Iteutea- next Tuesday. M the Army • Korea aad Jai at the Wi i'a Ch* "DEAR MIU VANDtRBILT: Th WADS Renwkk Jackson, Jr., officiated. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: He Is emptoyad by a Now York i. to aa art send my Hens the wonderful pleated J**./^.fT- H L _E_ *"' Mis* Joyce C. Apgar was maid aad proHdoat of the Rarltaa Val- Please tett ana how I Shirt that make, all figure, look!* !S*!___ £ £ «m of honor. Ronald Sptaella was hittl Arm* •^irt-rt.ad.7 lw WiMmii 1 ley Art Asaocialtoa). *__7_o- your artd slim and graceful - teams with mille' e arc " °» «• «•"»• beat man. Jules Small and g to a color-matched blouse or sweat- Gertrude Remik Maxtm'e Academy bscsusi we anIn the Asbury ~j Ceo*.*-! Wire the Shers Waslayan ELECT OFFICERS ale M*| er to make a (mart costume. MATAWAN - Mtoa Veraa II- Laanldale. Pa. Choose solid or tweed blend. To- Irvtaftosi House, Rahway. "• Guild Maats We era la our twenties aad And Yquratoaaeof It quite hard te morrow's pattern: the Youag Foanlo's'Fw I hava had tor a Printed Pattern MM: William Brand, president, re- Craada i marry. We ported that the swimming sched- MIM Graana of Trinity Episcopal Church your Walat Sties 24. 23, M, 21. 30, 32, when the vail not teat week ia of tbto Sis* tt lakes I yards M-lnch. ule at the Shore Ana YMCA, Asbury Park, has hew changed AT N.W RochtlU the parish. eoune by witttng to MM. Lauto Printed direction* on each pat- •a*tJoo.rC 8.. J. B, Braatuya. MONMOUTH - Mis* dkarch i O_«n elected were hllse Doa- tern part. Ealsier, accurate. to 1 to 2 p. m. Sundays. f T. lend thirty-five cents (coins) 5 M for this pattern - add 10 cent* EATONTOWN - Lawrence Wilson Ave.. was aissang I.M4 _Ti Jft V y*_M MHV y_M MuW flHW for each pattern for first class Galanter, •on of Mr. and Mr* freshmen at the Coltago of New | he Uttmft New York raore- ___•__•) __M_I __r___U___h U *V_M__ mailing^ Send to Merlan Martin, Abraham Galanter. 124 Maple Rochail*. New York, to receive jag ummlttoe aides will U*WB^"TJ|| erBJwna^ ^wBBBBBBBBJ BUJt nj amaw^ Red Bank Register, Pattern Av*, is attending the Trephs.en academic cap* aad gowM ia aa Noacy CromweU, Dept. 212 West IMh St., New School of Fashion. New York, Investiture ceremony Sunday. The ed the . . York II, N Y. Print plainly and will major thin winter In In- ceremony tiaalfto* MM « mm be teal toyo u free of charge name, address with soae, site terior deslga and decoration, and formal toKtotton tool dto n___r______ll •__ *___a **___IS___l Preferred by the ana Myto number. display. mlr community r^ojWt P* HevsWoNBV-l wajfv Tha rreahmen's pareaU Dorto la**, Mtoa Barbara Weld- (*•__•_•_ I •_ *->*-*-•_ I __!__•__•______« ' III* ______# J IWI*_sv*J • pJWtVl OTdaOTfWll OH CPl Mott Particular He lift aad met dM racuMy at WSCS Schadula. Yl__i _*•___ _••*_ Greene I* an alumna of |H ajrVI township High School W..k of Prayar yyo u Mt, the botfor yyeu'N appfeetetp e our whrrv thr participated to the EATONTOWN - The Woman's raaNNy superior culima fflnf ham., dramatics, (he Rod .n *%B___a_nu_l __la_ B__ba (luh, r'ulur* Teathen of Amer-Society of Christian Service of ujriOfUJfavoM TvW ovuuBp ica Club, the newspaper, National rt and Batontowa -will 4W pfMvV !«•? fH_( I Honor lociety and Student Coun- anaual week of prayer cil, aao> sHf-deaial la a special wor- Ptnon.lli.d Hair Stylimj ship service Sunday at ?:*) p, m. • Parmantnti ATMATtNCK ' I *_n_l *_ata_H*______l _**__af_r__ NF.W YORK - Mn. Joha M. Loag of Pr«* nf th» Rlv»r Plasa Wom- rid, confenace oRlcer of youth Phone SK 2-0:m sn's dub atf*nd*d laturday's work, will speak Her topic will, itnlinw parformanr* of "THe'b* about projects in home amii MOUY —OPKN All i|'lr»«ur» »t Mia «>imr>anv'' al lh» foreign minions fur which *n of i et uw a—Ms •****- Minn rvi« th»s(rt th» group faring will h# given a»t. liavrlml hy tin* and hid lunih j Mi-mlwu u( hlnf Mn ti| gr Faatomlms Quii (II) Brave Stalttoa as- (4) Coaautt Dr. Brothers march to me altar and marry with Nat King Cole, Rosemary (II) Rate The Records office worker ia Milwaukee. of Henry James' MM novelette, Holi- (IDEMUAU O- (4) Thirtesnth Hour "The Turn of the Screw." Clooney and Rin Tin Tin; BteV- (ft (Mdtaf Light Itwt- (4) Weather • (I) Newa and Weather But the ceM, drab outline of " (QNswt •tat- (4) Newa ;4B-(4)Newa; Sermooetta Milwaukee vtnlshit In a great burst of stage color mat sudden- of the terrified, yet determinedly (4) I«yc* Brothers (7) Naws (7) Evening Prayer courageous governess with skill Meadows and Gisele MacKenzie. 4»-(S)Nows transports as to Florida, the TJIB- (ft WotM News na Penlasala of the Jose and conviction. The tale concerns (4) Dean Valley Days (ft Otve Us This Day pity. governess who is placed in O) Jim Bowie THUMDAY MOWONG charge of two strange and beautt- (7) VS. malot«of»miagsoeMspi ful children in a remote English aadAUaa Miss Harris, tous as that country bouse. Soon, she (11) News brides an seppostd to be beauti- tt As Ika WotM Tins realize they have been (U) Highway Patiot ful - aad thtt they are to some- sed by the evil spirits of 11) Dial 4 e«e.AadslMto(teiMoftteloae- 7t«- (ft Local News () former servants, now dead, aad ft Movie •t»- O) Give Us This Day that tavalope a girt she sets about freeing them. (I) Msmory Leas Tilt- (ft Weather never baa dates, never has had (ft Hist Drama at»-(DNewa Ghastly LAST TIMIS TODAY (II) News •tHw (ft Saariso maa whistle at her — even out 7)11-O> News W) r charity. Then are the usual ghostly go- It»-<11) News Next, aheethad ia a goregsout igs on — faces appearing 3iN- (ft Far Batter or Worse [una Havoc through windows, flowers (DLovsup 1i«~(ftNews gold gown, blonde Ji <4> Octet* For A Day the stage sad tells about wither in a few hours, flickering (7) Day Ia Court (4) Wagoa Tram (4) Today STARTS TOMOMOW KISS FOR THI RRIDR—Actor Chariot Cobura,tt, ant ) (I) Mr. District Attonay going Iato the Miss America com- candles, eerie shadows, (I) Film Drama Till- (7) Momtog Prayer petition, missing the big prise swirling fog. But it was •he former Mrs. Minified Joan Clomanh Natske, 41, kits (II) Almanac (7) Great GMdertlaeve (I) Movie TJle- (ft Early Mid Cartooas aha had no talent, and not quite as chilling a story aa in Lot Angeles on their return from Let Vegat, where (11) Movie 7ia»- (S) Preview; Cell To it might have been a few decades **•— (I) House Party (11) Air Power i turning to night clubs. She they woro married by a justice of the peace. It wai the (IftNewaboat is'ia Ftordia at the courtesy of back — before horror movies MAMO LANZA (4) Thin Man feW-(?) Newa ordinary evening's en- taeond marriage for aaeh. Coburn't first wift died in (7) Gale Storm Weather newly-rich married maa who m me FIRST m' (I) EaeydopaadU can't aeem to figure out how totertainment. 1937. Tho now Mrs. Coburn it tho widow of operetic (I) Film Drama • (I) Medic Britaanica act to a woman who baa thrown There was, however, the wel- m» JOHANNA MM KOCZIAN bast* Oicar Natika, who diad «igh* yoars ago. (AP (II) Basic Russian (7) Hobby Lobby come sight of Miss Bergman. I:W- (3) Big Payoff (II) Mr. Adams aad Eve (7) Little Rascals him out of the apartment he has ZSAGABOR Wiraphoto) rented (or me season. And two very talented children- (4) Young Dr. Maleaa (U) PUy of the Week felt- (S) News Alexandra Wager and Hayward (1) Orient Express feat- (I) Men Into Space 1:11- a) Captain Kangaroo These appearances are staged and pupils during school hours, ia a manner that borrows heavi- Morse—had roles more meaty (7) Beat The Clock (I) Price Ia Right mm- (S) Sandy Becker than the star's. and from I to > p. m. (I) Award Theater ly from ancient and Ellzahelhean Book Fair (I) Corliss Archer (7)Bsulah Students ot James debate The public also is invited to (11) Movie (7)0xtie and Harriet theater. They are aoUloquies. not purchase the books. Proceeds KB)- (1) Topper so much in the sense of charac- whether he had more in mind I:*- (3) Verdict Is Yours (II) Code 3 merely to write a ghost Nov. 29 3 will be used to establish a per (4) From These Roots •;•>- (3) Millionaire (4) Movie ters voicing inner thoughts, but manent school library. in characters directly and con- story. James Costigan, who did RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The (I) Racket Squad (4) Perry Como (7) Personal Theater the dramatization, more MATINEE AT J P. M. Hulet School Parent-Teacher Or- (7) Who Do You Trutt? (I) Wrestling •;«>- a) Our Miss Brooks sciously addressing the audience, EVENINGS FROM 7 P. M.J suggests that the governess also J.T unsl ganization will hold a book (air Band Concert Set (I) Movie (7) Hawaiian Eye (7) Romance of Lite This Intimacy with the audi< 1# HOLIDAYS! (IS) Curtain Time isn't permitted other cha< was corrupt, (or she was able ™ * "*"*" Nov. 3 and 3 at the Haslet School, In Convention Hall (I) Movie U) Exploring to recognize the (aces of evil in- from 1 Bethany Rd. Final plans (or the !:•»- (3) Brighter Day (II) 3. Maa racters auch as Farley Granger, fund-raising affair were discussed ASBURY PARK - The Amer- Mathematics Larry Hagman and Ruth White. visible to the innocent house- (I) House On High Street fcH- (]) rve Got A Secret keeper. at a meeting of the committee in ican Legion Bob Eberle. Jr.. Me- (I) Douglaa Fairbanks (11) Californlaoe lfela- (ft On The Go They are drawn into action — (7) American lisas- (|) sid Caesar (4) Dough Re Mi and into revealing themselves — Altogether "The Turn of the trxuid thalski, president of the PTO. 24, directed by Frank Bryan, will (U) Ames TT Andy (4) Thia la Your Life lfc»-(U(7)) MemorOar Worly Und Neighbora s in the more orthodox dramaticScrew" was superior entertain- give its first concert of the 195*. ment, even if it didn't succeed Mrs. William Windrow it chair- (II) Richard Wima (7) Boxing lfeat~ (t) becember Bride fashion, that is through action 1MQ season Sunday at 3 p. m. a cohesive scene. ia freezing us in horror. man of the book fair, assisted in Convention Hall. «:»- (I) Secret Storm (11) Decoy (4) Treasure Hunt by Mrs. John Purcell, Mrs. 4:H- (1) Edge of Night (U) Full Coverage (7) Star Playhouse WiUiam Shopped will sing sev- Granger, ia the role of a gigolo Seattle's radio station KING James Burgess and Mrs. Wallace (4) SpUt Personality Mslt- (4) Wichita Town IO:4B-<11) Sdence Around Yea with aspirations as an artist, eral vocal selections, accom- (I) O.S.S. surveyed IQQ.UQO Washington Shapiro. panied by the band. The Amer- (I) Mr. District Attorney 19-.U- (I) News and Weather makes thia person charming and (II) Abbott (I) Movie tate residents and concluded School pupils will have an op-ican Legion twirlers, directed by IO:N- (I) Looney Tunes inoffensive. The lover of the that rock 'n' roll waa the most portunity to aee the new and ap-Sonia Grill, will perform, and the (II) Junior Town (II) Sea Hunt lltlt- O) I Love Lucy blonde beauty is weak, guided by I:M- (3) Life of Riley (II) Mike Wallace unpopular type of popular music, proved books (or grammar school Legion Color Guard will advance (4) Price Is Right some obscure star. Larry Hag' while easily recognised stand- children during school hours aad and retire the colors. (I) Movie 1*41- (7) Sports (7) Time For Fun man makes him the local hero- 11:1a- (I) News ards were most popular with all may express their choice, which The next two concerts to be (I) Big Beat (II) Reading Workshop athlete who blemishes a promis- 0) Riders of Death (4) News age groups. Disc Jockeys please will be written on notes to begiven by the band will be on Nov. (11) Ding Dong School ing career by being forced iato note. brought home (or parent appro* 21 and Dec. 13 ia Convention Valley (I) Movie in early, loveless marriage. (11) Base The Ckma (7) News Uili- (I) Top Dollar New York City's WNTA-TV, al. Hall. (4) Concentration While recounting may Parent! may purchase books . dutch Cargo (11) News local station, is getting big audi- (I) Romper Room "The Warm Peninsula" seem a at the PTO meeting in the school Egyptian Craftsmen were mak- .(ft Movie (II) Dance Parly sordid, depressing place, there and critics! acclaim by Monday. Nov. 2, at I p. m.or ing glass containers 4,000 yean (7>RinTtoTin llile- (1) Weather and Sports (7) I Married Joan actually ia much humor and a "PUy of the Week" on the following day by parents ago. (t) Movie (4) Weather (11) Our Number System comedy — particular in the ex nightly with matinee Sundays. (11) Three Stooges (7) Weather (II) Physical Culture ceadingry capable hands of Miss First taped drama waa Judith (U) Ask The Camera lltM- (I) Movie Il:St—<11) News Anderson in "Medea," followed Harria. - this week — byGraham RADIO At the end, there U warmth as Greene's "The Power and the the plan girl begins her wedding MATINEE AT I P. M. WABC Glory." It is rich, serious drama m Played Bartender's Role Council Mulls march, for we know that through ot Broadway caliber and if EVENINGS FROM 7 P. M. VCBS WFAT discoveries about herself she has Saa. • Hal. WHTG WUCA 9 independent station can do it, able to chaage so that she could a network. 26 Years in "The Drunkard Road Request i the world with new eyes. SHREWSBURY If CBS banishes canned laugh- WIIIMW CsrMaa rndar M> debut of the Mastoroff ter aad rehearsals of "ad libbsd" WarM Tralskt By BOS THOMAS Council last night N.W.. WarM Mil play also marked the first solo interviews, maybe they ought to Nawa: Fraa Kabbiu ptaJrt C0Ble request from Anderson Nana: Maaltar HOLLYWOOD (AP)-tf Neely «« <»• hsrtaader sad Lag venture ot Manning do something about planted 2 SMASH HITS WeSe Nawa: Dan Oust Tkna Ooaaaaa . husband of Miss Harris in arara HIIM* m*»i» M« »»orti! Hula questions — the ones that get Am Waa Nawa: Jaka Scott Stadia X Improve and take over mabrte- private Ufa. It wasa promising wmk Nawa. Muia such big laughs — on such panel rSH shows as "What's My Una?" and •Sitl—W«« Tha Wa«* Nawa? Maaltar tsiee—jjMje c.«t, •Wa«S Nawa: Alaa fraad "To Tell the Truth." Nawa: DUN Hull The mad rues west off "The Dennis O'Keefe Show" is BBBBBBBrBBBBf * VwCTefBWP' Stuaio X Demo Groups a»JMIMNUM>K0U Wane Nawa. Xalulae Nawa: Maala (na to the St the Twin ptportM tfyifls to iinpfoVwt UM Mails Nm: B«b Hairaaa series' product, and it better. SS-ZJUUC. Wkltparlas StraaU Naw>. Rabart Rambler. Inc. 433 Broad MMMfHamluftvit *B|»«M»WI Cassia Nail ~ Flaata* Haddsa Ave. coatiauee btMad the Plan Rally Edwards, HM«llMt. KSS Nvwa. Via . 'PLUS rricas, Muia Nawa. L»la Vaa Red Bonk Recreattoa Center. MJDDLETOWN — A Grand NBC's "Peter Gunn," Is coming Hawa. r. KebiB Nawa. Bak Wllaaa TaOet I by the combined m with a new one Saturday night I1US Wat* F>ltk la Aellaa tic dubs will be — Ala oa CBS — called "Mr. "TMI !!• waaa siuiiabi a*iau Mayor Bernard B. local Democratic dubs has besa a part of held la McGuire'i Grove Oct 31 Wa« Mwsla fraai Staito X OrOtATOR" Yavae I" years, aad ree- at S:3t p. m. I Nawa, aalaalaa LiSSo^WASS T%a WarM af CAKE SALE NOV. S Mutic Toaarraw sa-oojineadedconsiderattea be glvw Charles is rally «*ae Nawa wee* Nusta Til PM* IBM chairman, assisted by a commit- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The »*ae Frad Bakbiaa mm Matia traai SUala X preachment against »___ WCae Rigkt Ta Haapiaau nee waaa an J** for Improving it William Redding- Hulet School Parent-Teacher Or- WMTa Haadllaat. M.ala mm L«W Jab* Rlsiag costs sad itnrlaitlii baei- £L? haT^S ganization will hold a cake sale WOM Nawa. LH Sajltb —a fiaaOy caught ap wRh "The, ^^ Borough Engineer Otis R. Petilw. Thomas WWM Nawai E4 Harilb. waaa Nawa Bayarta tea was asked to John Herr aad Monroe Juaaday, Nov. 3. in front of aitS waa «alaa Drafca It's an over BOW." latos forme work. Hardware, directly .__: Nawa wards out of a Job for the first across the street from township ""' wfira N.". SX-it WMTa Klftaa* mint time m M years. But be isat Mildred Use. producer of "The Coaadl referred to Its la adtUtioa to the ruafcsrd." said the was the Democratic Executive district three poling place on Key Muila worried. a port-Hotandtl Rd., Haslet. Mrs Clarbura. aa4 sponsoring the rally Naws, I never had to look for af protest a _ Pat CianciuUi, ways and means Jab* Gaa»Ula( Attsadaaet for Social Service tor me boroagh Lsoaardo Democratic chairmaa. ia m charge. Naws, Bill Calla* Job ia my life." said Neely. BOW deb. Port Monn^oum-Mapiewaod Civil Sanlaa Naw a spry 71. "Even whoa tt looked Jumped, etece many Aagsltaes to renew Ms aahttc health stao- NawsNawa. AAl l LakaUa»aw* a farewell viek with me sag contract Coat of the ~ Club, River Plata- Wiow Haadllaaaaa i Waka a» like catastrophe tU Martka Raaa4ua* **"•,£"]*; show that has besa dote to their would be the same as last year Uaciafl Democratic Club. Fair- Mania Black ta Mailla always lives. N*««: rraaawa awi NNaw. . 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THE RED IANK REGISTER There WBI U M» WHTG DAILY—MAIL SUttCRirflON HWWUMJ At iVRW It MaaHit til00 CHATTWITI lOVtt" Maria Lenta ana1 hit new star, JaHanns van Kettle*, • Mentht ti.oo • C.pntrmlly lormltA in eaaeer In "For The Firs* Time," the letett Lenta muilcel * Mentht .. 1.00 1 In Teahnlceler which tenlfM epant at the fatentewn 1 Menthi 4.21 1 Kalnnloun • Nt>tt Shrrutbnry DtUe-ln teaether with "lhe Ha Operator" with Mickey Leu than 1 mew. per mentH 1 »0 1 MONMOtfTH rot IVIY AND NATIONAL Nkttg Rooney. Marie Lama alia epam at the Carltnn te- Single Cepy 09 1 , (IN Ttir. IKH « ANtl NAI.f IIOtlR TMI IAIII1 TRAP" T-J J-»y. Oct. 31.19S9 RED BANK HEC1STEH Frank DeSheplo Country Watching Syracuse By CoL Earl H. (Had) Blalk Is Scoring Boss NEW YORK (AP) — The enUre country it watching the development of the Syracuse powerhouse. The Scoriae points as It he were Orange now has won four out of four impressively and playiag pins poag. Freak Do. appears to have a line to match Southern California's. Blue Crooner gheplo. Long Branch High School's point producer, chalked Auburn's or any you mention. Coach Ben Schwartz Late Entry op U markers Saturday to take walder also has some fine backs In versatile Gerhard 9 a M-potat lead over Terry Meg Schwedes, veteran Art Baker, sophomore passer Dave In 'Gardenia • the Show acoriag stiaiMags Sarette and his clever and hard-running classmate, Ernie CAMDEN — T. AlUo OrtatoaV* DsStMpto stayed watt «a tap Davis. Bta* Crooner, th* tw»yaaM>M filly la aitn petals for Ms total ef«. we* made a *up«*Jtn*ntary aatry The forthcoming round-robin among Syracuse and Stag. RamsojfFair Ham Re- this week for Ttu Oartoala to ba those two other well-muscled Eastern independents gtaaal'a star laUback, get a late renewed hare Saturday.. VTigWrgU L -^^ ,_,, ^ ^a Penn State and Pittsburgh, will produce savage-hitting "Towwaia*Towwaia*" WrighWright,, tba aattoa'e •*•»{ ••*•*»•r^JmX. laadJag trainer, depositedeposited th th. .** *VVV aga agai »•«»•«» •f*«LfL*££££• football. Penn State, led by all-purpose quarterback «ato Buo Cfooa. ajte **« M awst at tta weak. mO N chocdkk tto to Buo Cfooa Richie Lucas, now has won five out of five, Including •r. wtaasr to eight of 20 starts, •log ha* eligible tor th* mil* and sbtw> o extra potato. Ho trails by U Missiouri and Army. Pitt, somewhat uneven In its play, teeath championship fllly toot n thia departaaat aad aa doubt will trail by Basra aa Daftsplo as the upset by West Virginia emphasized, can never- Cain Hoy Stable's Haavaaly adds this astra pstat chore aa Body, prladpal pretender lor the of Ms apadaWa*. la fact. theless be relied on to provide a ferocious test for both BUy crown, head* th* list of 10 ha boottd a ran field goat gat the Orange and the Nittany Lions. prospective starters which to- clude her most persistent rival, urday. Rare, that Is as far as Out of this round-robin should emerge the Eastern Wheatley Stable* Irish Jay. high school athlete* an concern- champion, a very respectable ranking nationally for two Heavenly Body ha* not started ed. It was a 25 yarder. The biggest Jump of th* week If not all three, and participation by one or perhaps two Demoiselle victory. In the Cotton, Orange or 'Gator Bowls. Keyport, who scored three six Star filly engaged in handy seven pointers. This production enabl- Despite their solid football setups, Syracuse, Penn furlongs work yesterday of ed him to leap from seventh State and Pitt would like to be members of a conference, 1.28 4/S. place to the third position. Ho With 10 starters including one specifically a part of the proposed and much discussed has six touchdown* and on* con- YILUNft FOR A WINNING. TIAM — Rumion-Fair Havtn Rational Hiqh School ehaarlaadan hava lomathin* to supplementary nomination The version for 37. Transcontinental Conference or Jet League. Gardenia, richest prize for two- yall about this season. Their team is 3-0-1 so far. Tha tia cama Saturday when Matawan surprisad tho lulldogs year-old fillies, will gross SIM.- Joe DeSheplo, Long Branch, The Transcontinental is a dramatic and not im- in a 13-13 9am*. L*f> to right aro Holly Clifton, Jack!* Olsan, Janat Turner, Barbara Lova, Maidaa Ktrr, Karan 21S. This figure may be bolstered holds the fourth rung 00 the lad* der with 33 points. Sam Riallo, practical concept and represents the progressive think- Holm, Marry Raynolds and Valaria Rubsaman. Kneeling ara Bonnio Laird, loft, and Captain Carol Cook. by additional starters at $1,000 each and supplementary nomina- Brick Township, jumped a coup- ing college football needs. It is a mistake, however, to le of notches to fifth with 30 contemplate Army, Navy and the Air Force in the plan. tions which closed at midnight Shore Monday. points on five TDs. Hi* advance- They feel that at national institutions belonging to the Moe Nichols Bambi Ellis to Represent Irish Jay, Demoiselle heroine, ment was due to a pair of six pointer* scored Saturday. people everywhere, they should not become formally will be transferred here from Conference Al Pitts was another gridder allied with any conference. Anyhow, I doubt they are Paces Iowa New York in the deciding engage- A OivWoa U.S. in Pony Competition ment with Heavenly Body. Irish taking a good leap. Pitts, of indispensable to the idea. W LTPta Jay turned back the Cain Hoy Middietown Township, went from Why not plan toward a ten-team conference of twoLoaf •reach In Big 8 MIDDLETOWN — Bambi Ellis Branch will show The Kitten. In | homebred in a Schuylerville di ninth position to six by virtue of two touchdowns for 28 points. Ho five-team divisions. The West would be the already ex of Mr. and Mrs. John both junior hunter and jumper vision and went down to defeat MMotawa Two. ... BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pickeikdd up ffou r point* bby convert- Asbary rark C. Ellis, Cooper Rd., is one ofevents. Dorothy Freitas of Sum-in the Matron. isteut Athletic Association of Western Universities: One hundred, sixty-five pounds My Dear '"«• Froabold Restaul the six junior riders chosen to mit, has a junior jumper, Sinbad, France* A. UCLA, Southern California, California, Stanford and of Nichols has added up to a riva\ TO fortune in football talent for Iowa represent the United States in and Nina Everson of Ctorter wUljJ-yVuyl^o™ who"na7bee"n r. Desntplo, Lo. Br m Washington. The Eastern group would have Notre Sltf. Runuon-r. H«nn .. 44 State and is paying off in thethe first International Pony com- ride Early Mist in these events, j the scene since her five lengths K«nn*uy, K«jrport _ . 17 Dame, Pittsburgh. Duke. Syracuse and Penn State. B Divlsiao Cyclone's first winning season in 1. IWSluplo. Lo. Br. . ... 11 petition. This event will be part Brown Betty, owned and ridden | victory in an allowance race at RiUlo. Brick Twp HI A six-game minimum would be required for champ- W Pta a decade. I'm*. UiildlUwll« . u divisional and two intersectional opponents, the latter 165-pound halfback from Knox- Square Garden, Nov. 3-10. Mrs. George S. Howell of Eaton- Fob* Htmiit in "The Gardenia Trial" — Calu- Kjru. R. B. CMAollc ._.. 34 * ville, Iowa, who has been one Bambi and her pony. Cherry town are among the junior hunt- nki. HiUwu 21 on an alternating basis. The divisional met Farm's Heliolight. the afore- R.I • » winners could TOM Dm of the Nation'* offensive stand- Ripe, are on the large pony team ers entered. «?athln«Mp. Mil. play off the championship as the Rose Bowl game. The mentioned Blue Crooner, King »UU. Albury Pan .._._.. it Matawaa out* the past two seasons, in ad- composed of three. There also Bouquet, owned by Mrs. Allntuer. Bnek Twp. . .. ii AAWU will be, in fact, the Western Rose Bowl repre- central' Ranch's La Fueru and Paul IMOwt*MOwt.. IbuBIbuB.-rr H». . u • ditto to leading the Big Eight will be a three pony team for Thomas Forraan i* in the work- Cresci's Creswood Dottie. BBow«ri , Rum.-PRP . HH»v. ;.. u tentative beginning in 1961. And big ten friends SATURDAY in total offense. small ponies. Both will meet aim-1 ing hunter division. KWktd * fltld fotl. Nichols, who spent 44 month* ilar teams from Britain in the There are a large number of Other probable starter* include who should know advise me it will drop out of the A DIVISION in th* Navy before enrolling at first such competition ever to be three and five galted saddle Mr*. Walter M. Jeffords' Port- Camilo Pascual of the Wash- Pasadena classic after the 1960 game, thus opening the Asbary at itai leak Iowa State, plays tailback in held at the Garden. horses catered from New Jersey. ward, Mrs. Thomas W. Baker, ington Senator* pitched aix abut- Twp. at FreakaM Ro-Coach CUy Stapleton's single Another New Jersey rider, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Huffman of Jr's. Fresh Lady and Jumping out* during the American League way to other Eastern participation. 1 wing offense that has rolled to Frank Chapot of Wallpack, will Ridgewood, are showing two Brook Farm'* Royal WalU. Post- Seven of the schools I've mentioned already are atl a 4-1 record. ride with the U. S. Equestrian three gaited and two five gaited ward came from last place in a The Chicago White Sox took warm to the plan. The other three—Notre Dame, Stan- B DIVISION Witwimh ncihelp froirom IUIIDKfullbacKk Toturmn Teaicam wnicwhichn cmthiss year, wiwilnl corncom-- nurseshorses., Mrmr.. anad Mrsivirs. . narrHarry T.jmili. nine anad 7'v0 yardjrinus maidemwimn IMracCe over the American League lead ford and Duke—could well be won over to it. With few Watkins, he is rewriting the pete with riders from Argentina,;Jenkins, of Newark, Dr. and Mn to nose out her colt stable-male. last season on July 2S and were Ceatral Regtaaal at Matawaa school'* offensive records. Nich-JBraiil. Canada and Mexico. F. V. Mitchell, of Franklin Lakes, exceptions, the 10 schools already have future games Lskiwiaa at Kaypart Subaltern, to gain a starting role. ol* is fifth nationally in total of- There will be many from the,Candy Miksch, of Bernardsville, Fresh Lady was a galloping eight with one another. They all share reasonably common R.ama Fab? Haven at Taaw fense with 674 yards and 10th instate in other National events. Lynda Joan Travatni of Hacken- River lengths winner her* over a slop- grounds in recruiting, aid and academic screening. By rushing with 147 yards in 100Jimmy Wiebe. of Jimmy's Sad- sack, Mr. and Mrs. Morris F. py track and trainer Tommy «Ml* OCT. 23, f P. M. I carries. Watkins, a perfect foil forming a conference, they would gain, at least phycho- dlery Repair, Andover, will show Miller, Jr. of Upper Montclair, Heard is considering suiting lor Ms running mate'* all-around his open jumper. The Stitcher.Ichristiao Foreacro of Newton,!Royal Waltz, winner of three logically, a position in schedule-making they now lack. Lew Burdette offensive talent, is second in At last year's National. The Mr. and Mr*. Fred A. Joaeph of 1 races rushing with 4S7 yard* in 00, WRESTLING The proposed transcontinental league need not, in Stitcher was in the ribbon* sevNewar- k ara among the Jersey 1 Word i* also expected from rushes. eral time*. Norman Coat* of Mor-exhibitors who will chow gaited I Hal Price Headley'a Rash State- fact must not dislocate any existent conference. Tossed 38 But it I* Nichols who is carry-; ristown ha* also entered an open horses, jment, Alcibiades winner. The Notre Dame is the key school to the success of the ing th* brunt of the offensive jumper. Voice's Pierre, which Mrs. W. Henderson of Stock- Ambiorix filly is at Keeneland. He is fourth in passing in b plan. Here are two questions the Irish would want Gopher Balls the Big Eight—a conference dom- will be ridden by Sonny Brooks, ton haa entered both three gaited answered favorably: Sy Gerson of Ctosier will show and fine harness horses. Gold COPS IIMN OPEN hi* jumper Silver Plate, and Bet- Creit Farms of New Market, COSTA Mesa, Calif. «»la prapsfaUa* tor n aermlttiag 41. He *too led thefar their (aotbaa clash wtth ft* jlNga* la ISK sad INT. New Yavk Oiaats st Fan** FMd Johnny Antontni *f laa Frta- "iseo was third la th* ML with 10. Coach Buddy Parker gav* his Th* Oiaats' Uftv WH th* aac*. iwo oayi rast ano* Ot* i*ttw a year aga wM II, f>> kaocka. off th* waao- )*ndo Pen* of Clactoaail, Harvey tagata KatMuat, V4, at MM MS- Hsddi* of Pttutarga and DMtj' CMf |it ~ Drysdal* of Ua Aaaatorflaianal

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"Now I *»• what's wrung . . , 34 AvtfMM SH 74M5 R^ loxk. Now lhi> n>iir«r 11 llurc liultrt IIH SHOWROOM Off* IVININAI 'TIL f UIW fut >uul" Smith Pressing •ED BANK BIClBTnt Wsaatilsy. Oct tU WW et Brown (or NFL Navy Does Not Intend Rushing Lead To De-emphasize Football PHILADELPHIA (AP) - For ha taoood ttralfht wtok Ct*vo- PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Caat, land's Jimmy Brown loads tha Atbury "Red" Coward. AtWtttS National Football Uagu* In Birdie Loves director of the Navy Acadsaay. Then it still Urn* to get that entry in for the say* Navy has aot aad dost art aking but J. D. Smith of San intend to de-emphaslM faotitll. national A. B. C. tournament There U still time to get rasciMO It pressing him foHir s Work; Speaking at the PlillilihSJlS special dates. However, the entries for special dates top toot Statistics were re- Football Writers' luncheon yes- mutt be within the next week. After that you must take teased ywterdty. terday, Coward declared that "I Brown hat picked up 437 yard*Manage? you that than is aa what is left Tha final entry deadline Is Feb. 1 101 carries for a four-tame can assure MILWAUKEE (AP) - Birdie prospect of ds-wnphatls at the Rogers Club Metro dominated the led venue of 4.3 comoared to SmUtTi 41S yard* la 71 tria* for Tebbetts. a fiery field leader who academy. Th* athletic pro, is (art and parcel of tha creation Tuesday Night loop for the first few years of ,11 avorage. QtUe Malaon of wanted to move up, said today h« likes hit Job at executive vie* riculum." Its existence and then fell on poor days for the next a Aafties is third with 403 When SUde Cuttor left as aa> few years. If the first few weeks are any Indication vardt an tt tartjat good tor apresident of the Milwaukee letic director several months age Rogel's is once more on the move, tied for first place t\ aVarata. Bnv*s and his crystal ball and Eddi* Eroslats nrlgasd as Quarterback Ralph Ougllelmi of I't show any'return to uni-football coach, there had bat* with Krahnert Bros. Both teams have a two-game lead ashington leads the patten for form at a manager. torn* tptffilsMflff thaat Navyy was over Vincent's Beauty Salon and Hancock's Radio Ser- the second weak In a row with taking its first step towardtod d vice completions out of 45 attempts "I mad* my decision to get out•mphatis. r 4SS yardt and a t.Tt average of managing a year ago," Teh- The spocu The second division Is headed by the vaunted Red «tl& New York'i Chock Cootrty bstts told th* Associated Prets. cropped up bOowMK Navy/a Bank Register team. This team made a strong bid last has moved Into the No. 2 tpot "I said at tb* Urn* I took this three straight defeats at tha with StS yards on 47 cempletiont Job I had BO dtstra to manage hands of SMU, Syracuse aad season for the championship and could very well make out of 71 tries tor a t.JS aver- and nothing has happened to Miami of Florida. It this year. They will have to get their copy in earlier, age. Standings ate based oa avchang- e my mind." Coward attributod the poor though. If they wish to remain in the running. Red Bank •race sain per pats attempted. The former American League showing to variou. factors. Oil Delivery. Kansas Brothers and Forrar'i Liquors are Woodlay Lewia of the Chicago catcher aad Cindmuti Manager On* thing, h* poiatod eat, It Cardinals coathnwe to enjoy a added, however, that "something that it takes Urn* to adjoot to the other three teams that are fighting to gain the first Hf bulge at the bast pan recoul- d happen tochaag * ray mind changes in administrative aad division. ceiver. His Jl catches have net- because I don't hav* th* power coaching personnel. SaWUNv Mm VICTORY —Golden Fly. own*, by Mitt Audrey Rikor *f Holmdel. ted him m yards aad twota look into th* futun.' The SMU loss, h* foatfaasaV BB^^k^hVftl *M A^h^ft^Hflft^M Mftft^^akW Sft^tdlMtfaMfe tfftf #ftVM will bt *t>*r for fiftfi victory of th* season In Satarday't 29th running of the Man- touchdowns. Second la Prank Tebbetts wat reached after an wreckekdd Navy'Ny' s moralel . twntofoniMtfaKtkhMtlMUths«riwo(t,7U ifford of Now York with M "Th l flt iif fwe mouth County Hunt Cup raca spontored by th* Monmouth County Hunt Racing Informed source said la New"The players felt SBt4 MCOBfl NfB tWIH (aMM'Ov aPTdt* RANK BIO* itches aad Ml yardt. York yesterday that he is Mil* this one." Coward said, "w* Attoeiafion. In the scoring dtotrtntsot TBBV *i/m|r£t owner Lou Ptrlni's per* would be on th* road to a vary than Is the only team showing Us tail pipe to Ro- my McDonald of Phlladetphi* HUJ choice to succeed Fred fine season. We had a much dropped from tint to third, giv- better team than SMU. W* had gers, and that In the high team game race with a to Haney and very likely will be tit. Individually It Is Al Rogel, possibly explain* ig W Tom Davit of Sandrafted to manage th* Braves 22 first downs to their 12. W* Holmdel Jumper Seeks 5th Win Francisco and Bobby Ltyne of > 1000 spent most of th* dm* Inside tag why Ms team Is oa top, with the high average Pltttburgh. Davit hat 34 points "My name has never come up their 13. And yet we lost 20-7.** of It* aad high gasas of 147. WlOard Michael tope on teven field coals and 13 •>in all the discussions between Coward added that th* players Al at tha eagle game battle by seven pins wtth • ra ppoints . Layny e has one touch- Mr. Perinl, General Managei never recovered /rom tb* dttoet In Monmouth CountyHuntMeetdown, fivfi e fieldfild goalols andd 101 0john MeHal* sad myself." Th*and experienced a Mdswa 217. Jse TtJaries) Is second ta Una for Ugh game extra points for 31 points. Mc-47^r*ar-o7U U chib executive said, •gainst Syracuse. with a 344. MIDDLETOWN — Seeking her and is held on Amory L. Hasurda- y tb* pair will meet again Donald's 3S potato have come on"Law has never approached me. As for Miami, "w* played ear Last Sunday was a busy day. The morning started flfth victory on th* fall circuit. ketl't Woodland Farm. her*. The and the mar* will be out to atone iv* touchdowns. He knows my feelings." worst game of the season," Cow> With an executive meeting Of th« Monmouth County Mist Audrey Rlker's Golden Fly annual Affair U open to the pub-that setback. Shipping her* tram Art Powell of Philadelphia It According to the sourc*. Parlal aid declared. th* only player to lead in two "The sooner our boys forgot Bowling Association to receive complaints from league of Holmdel head* a field of eighg t lie. with the gateg t openinpgg at 11Monkton. Md., Valley Hart ii has been using his best salessales- fpuiTorf nd d 230 i seeking a third successive suc- departments—punt return, with a manshihi p to try and eonvine i *T Tebb- what htppened la thoa* last thna croH-country n named a. m., and a 2:30 p. m. pott time. U.I average and kickeff returns anent five bowlers. The results of this meeting cannot tor Saturday'y s 20thrunning of Starting her winning wnyt at cett. betts that a move from tha front gamesg , the sooner well get rat- be published as yet because the executive committee of Fair Hill, Md., in September, Should Golden Fly be victori- with a 40.* average. office back to th* field would liling,"" CCowardd aidid . tb* MoBiaouth County Hunt Club. New Yoric'a Don Chandler, one benefit the club the county association can not make a final decision. Con totted over three milea and Golden Fly annexed four con< ous in the local timber clastic, Navy, which captured its first 21 timber fences, the race, with •ecuUve timber racet, including it will mark the first triumph of the all-tim* greats in NFL"Whan I came from Cincinnati. two games against Bottoa Col- All the committee can do is pass its recommendations a pune value of 11,200, la coth- e recent running of the Newfor a New Jersey owner since punting, still leads that depart said I wouldn't take the Joblege and WilUam and Mary, ia Lucier won tor Allison Stern ofment with a SI.J averaie. if aay managerial job looked coached by Wayne Hardia. The on to the American Bowling Congress in Milwaukee and featured with th* Monmouth Jersey Hunt Cup at Far Hills. Milt Davis and Andy Nelson, wait for the legal committee of that body to make the County Gold Cup on the five-race Her (kein was mapped two Scobeyvildle In ISM. Miss Riker inviting." BinB* retailed. "Now lidthJpnicn meet both of Baltimore, are tied in in-I lov* my Job, lov* my work. st Franklin Field bar* Sst> program sponsored by the Mon-weeks ago at Ligonier, Pa., when it a niece of Mr. Haskell, chair- terceptions with four each. final decision. However, it is a sad day that such action mouth County Hunt Racing Ac- Mrs. Virginia M. DuvaU't Valley man of the local race committee I'm young and inexperienced, urday. had to even be contemplated, much less acted upon. Hart defeated her by three- and president of the United Hunt* but I'v* teamed plenty and love Right after lunch, the executive committee also sa The oneway seasion operate! quarter* of a length in the West- Racing Association aad Mon- Grid Slate It." tor the benefit of local charities ern Pennsylvania Hunt Cup. Samoutt h Park. Tebbetts said that b* and Me- Buc Freshmen down with another league to iron out a few of its prob- SATURDAY tis)* hav* fflsnisssil several man- lems. This was not a case of any charges against in- loath PJvor at Lt*g Branch agerial postihIUtias, but emphs- Aabsry Park at Red Bank siied that "no oa* has been con- Get 3d Win dividuals or teams. It was a case of a league bringing its Steeplechase Thomas-Creiner Grid Official MMoflOtoWas 1wp\ M sr fMMM K# tactod." MIDDLETOWN — Hod Baak problems to the right place and having the rough spots High School'* freshmoa Ironed out before serious trouble did develop. This isOfficials Named Win Pro-Pro Admits Mistake their third straight wm of one of the functions of the county association and it is Caatral Rodriguez Meets seasoa yesterday whoa b MIDDLETOWN — Officials for DALLAS. Tex. (AP) - Referee Uttwatl at Koysart Middletown's yearlings, U4. «a sad that more leagues do not make use of this service. Saturday's five-race steeplechase Championship G. W. "Nipper" Davis said yes- h Htvaa at Logart Tonight tha Lions' gridiron. Many league troubles could be averted if league P»s*am sponsored by the Mon- METUCHEN, N. J. (AP) -I*1** *'«"* "" C*"to« ' "? Red Baak scored ia th* i * "* . _ •• •lilt ftf*jha»M*u UiM* BB_I_. *_ Uv and third quarters, aad ia secretaries and captains would only read the book ofmouth County Hunt Racing As- Emery Thomas of Forest HilliP '" •* R"e*-South*n. Meth. Wan Twp. at In Fight Match sociation on the Woodland Farm and Otto Greiner of Knicker- odist football gam*, Brick Top. at Potat ing 4he Uona scoreless, th* Yearttngs remained rules each receives at the beginning of the season. Each estate of Amory L. Haskeil were bocker. yesterday, wort the New His ruling cancelled a fourth SUNDAY league secretary hat the responsibility of teeing to 1 Jersey Pro-Pro Best Ball Cham- quarter SMU touchdown aad theRoi announced yesterday. pionihip for the fourth lime. JRtme ended in a 13-13 tie Satur- C»coachet Chuck Kovalssh. that hit loop operates smoothly. If there it any friction ax ta* vaasy terweight what* Proceeds from the day of rac- The twosome fired a 05 over day. Davis held that Southern and Chuck DeU'Omo, coacaa. In a league, it usually can be traced to a lax secretary. ing will be distributed to many the Metuchen Country Club' Methodist's Don Meredith osorint oa the iratlng oa twfenta during prac* brought Mm undefeated through At the same time. It is the league president's duty to seeMonmouth County charities. Post course, seven under par. to winthe line of scrimmage before Bobbins Paces tic* ssssioni. watched thoir dab b p hit last 24 fights, it • 1-1 favor- put oa a good dotaasiv* stew ia to it that the secretary Is performing his duties. In thisto* tor th* fint rac* it ::30 throwing a five-yard pats over »TheJ y started the day one stroke the goal to teammate Glynn Seniors' Golf ite tottefc Ttatc Lotart In thei ysaterdsy's game. Right at the ease we might say that it is the president's fault if a p. st. behind defending champions John Gregory. Iv round bout tonicnt. start of tb* gam* th* Uoa* grab- league runs Into foul weather. It Is the secretary who The stewards will be Lewis C. BeUuardo of Orchard Hills and "I'm convinced I made a mis- PINEHURST. N. C. (AP) - Th* 22-vear-oM Rodriguei I la Red Baak fumble. Oaly should know all the rules and regulations, should see Maidock, who will represent the Danny Williams, Jr.. of the Knoll take after wjttchlng the game Loag Tom Rabbins of Pinahuisl rated aivt——h amm— •—•* •* • welters—-.«.—. H •-e- good defensive stand by Hunts Committee of the National and Al Mengert of Echo Lake film oa TV," Davis told th* Dal- loomed as the man tobea t in'oeat th* No. 2 contender. RudellBui I prevented tb* Ueas from to It that each team and individual is living up to theIt—plthast and Hunt Associ- and Lester Ward of Glen Ridge, las Time* Herald by tel th* North and South Staton golf Stitch, and former champion Vlr- scoring. league and ABC rules and regulations. It Is the presi atioa; George Strawbridge, who both shot 67 yesterday. from his home at McAllen. tournament which movod into iU efl Aklns «*r1l*r this ve*r. The A willi* D*vis pass to Way** dent's Job to see to it that the secretary is carrying outThomas H. McKay. Jr., John Me Grtiner and Thomas had won "I'm as tkk as anybody about second round today. 1«h ranked Loftart. defeated In Edmoods chopped off N yards N. Sullivaa aad Newell J. Ward, the title three times before the it No one hates it won* tha* Th* tHMr-oM missed by oaly his last three fights, hat a S5-13-7 tor th* first touchdown. Davis these duties. If a league has trouble, both are to blame.Jr. Placing judges wUI be Fred- championship was made medal I do.' thro* stnkt* ahootiag hit age it la the air tor about Jt, erick Alexandra, Ahtn Uater- play in 1SS7.They shared |4tO At a result of the decision, aa u b* won a brUllaatty played Both men are native* of Cama- sad Edmoads togged dM SMytr aad Ferdinand R. Whit*. first priie. apparent SMU touchdown with first round match Tuesday fncs tuey. Cuba, bat Rodrituet now lag 30 yards for th* six Four other team* tied for sec-minute aad 17 seconds to play Jama* McAhria of Lake Penst ttve* la Havana aad Logart la Eddi* Wlarow tcond tha hatter eft hi that K had John E. Cooper will be racing IU.. i aad 1. New York. secretaryt . OtheOhr officialffkiUs an ond at I3S. was called back and Southern RodrlgMt. when tasks. The Top scores were: Methodist drew a five-yard Rabbin*. ION wiaatr at ththrow* * an it number around right end tor IB yards. Nicholas BMdle. paddock Judge; Emery Thomas, Forest Hill, alty. Two plays later Rice inter- ounehes per round, holds th* Cu Edwin Stewart, Jr. and Harry tournamoat aad th* ISM U. t. secretaries m the pripereo and Otto Greiner. Knickerbocker. I cepted a Meredith pass and heldGolf Association senior cham- ban w*it*rw*iihl title. SVC4NO*B rauMv woauu-a Walla, assistant paddock judges; SS-U-133. | onto pion, weathered a lat* birdie flur- The fight at Miami Beach And uuaua ef their loops the arises to me htgh George S. Howell, Arthur James. the ball until the gam* John Belluardo, Orchard Hills. ry to close out MeAlvin oa th*itorium will be telecast national ajrcuMK UM . M gala of the IMfr-St see- William Sauaden and Mr. Well.. j. 7b.;n 'Wli.m.:"jr". ls the envy of many a n y The 17th hole. Iv over ABC tuning at 0 p. m.HsrrlMi la*. Af'TAf'T - patrol judges; _Jacob Ridgeway. Knoll, O7-71-1M. That performance sad ta* (EST). Th* 10-ooint must tys- UUM SllxSl r -MUM'MUM'* !•»• —:- t1 ttsssr. aad Carlyl* Cameron Moore Get* Fas' U IlW.Sll r QnC4m* S.i_ ... ssaa. Her high game aad asries so worthy ef atsa* Letter Ward, den Ridge, and up defoat of modslltt Allea Raa- torn will b* used la Judging with QloM rMiaKwa »«» starter aad clerk of teal**. Al Bengert. Echo Lake. 07-71- Ohimbus, Onto, by Paul *t whan- of each round getting UlUt mxm Uimktr ...... a tleela«vtsaapkMrs4todaXdr7asrfaMSUtak* kla of "" ' "" ' ~ " akmnkinr rwn,rtBMmT 13S. KO in London of Hackf ack, N. J., >* pswls aad the loser nine oOrr Mttituu TfiMI Ot. ^ at M Jot Dante and Dave Zambri, BOWLING LONDON (AP)-Worid Peath* won th* tint dsy foawns. M. W. Sain CM. S W m aay liagas wtth a ITS average, which wea Rockaway River, 72-SS-13S. Ther* wat oaly oat runaway, Marty ToJomeo, Twin Brooks, •nmight Champion Davey Moon s's award for II took Just two minutes, U ateRa- y Robenon of lodUnasolit and Marty Wallach. Suburban, winning from Dr. R. M. Bt This reminds us of a few years ago when an all SMS-13S •ads. to batter Bobby Neill, Brit, ish title holder, to a humiliating of taraaoto, Fla., 7 sad I. The women's team competed in a men's loop In Mlddletown Monte Norcrou, Metuchen, and II other match*! all carried at Waller Kotak, Morrit County, defeat last sight. Lanes and was trying for the championship for most SS-7O-I3S. With barely s bsad of swost aa least to th* IMfcgnm. Ballantine of the season. There are quite a few fine women keg- hit body after th* fight, th* 2t> Glen Teal, unattached, and year-old champion from Spring- •ppssito halve* of th* draw at light lag tert In Monmouth County and If the secretaries of the Steve Doctor, Shackamaion, 72- SS-US. field. Ohio, said: ^ tb* sight matches went off to- leagues they roll In will keep us abreast of their doings Lou Barbara. Hollywood, and "Boy. I wtoh they aN wen Ha*day. we can give the publicity they di Ted Graygor, Atbury Park, 72- that. I caught Mm right as ess la other first round results, button." (aaaaa Pittsnaa ef Washington Shortly after the women's matting began, the N*iU. 21. who Jake Zaatko. aad Harold tan- D. C. boat Ooorg* Brodley of kt after S*mmlt. N. 1, 2 sad I, In the men's Monmouth County Bowling Association conv ne! derson. Canoe Brook, 70-71-141. g for Its first meeting of the new season. As usual there Injuriet la road accldenu sad brackat. la the broken taw in a fight had a* time bracket. Wtlter Posse of Pisla- were many Items under discussion, The main topic, MIM Met hot Cope to show anything but courage. field. N, J.. dsfoatsd Jaawt Ofl^^^^^^^^t^t^^^^^SI e*k*^Biftai tlbil^B £^^a^Bh^B^04Bfc^^B] Bt^BsnjeSKsaLO^ftaSKBk^B^BBtV *Vthk^K ^BfttB^saanka^BV^SiftaBSft* Pour time* he smashed ta lbsAokermaa off Prtscstsa, N. J nowovsii waa HUB NMni e wwniBWMni. rne socroiery< Lightning Race canvas only to hoist MmssM Prsak hilly bach Into a battle thai was 4 aad I, aad Or. Oterg* Msy ef Ed Bahr expiaiiwd how the county has been divided into June miHllad eight three sections and how the louraamint will be rotated MacWany Japa sday • a Ughi- Moon's title was aot at stab* S aad I. about these three sections. This seaosa the tournament nlng rac* •pontotod by will be In the southern section aad has been awarded st Club a* th* Nave- Cynthia Jaa BnlMve*. », will VaadorMIt aa to Howell Lanes. Mr. reingold, manager of Howell Lanes siak River. a* on* of th* youageH girt* aa slaved tootaal ass Is thro* ef Sam Kan rtaiahed bsalad Mlaa the pro golf tour In I0B), She's Mwir last ftv* msstlagi- This ran was present and assured the meeting that all possible Methot. top Ughtnlag sktogwr ef a native of HsrrWkwg. Pa. it wa* VI. would he done to make the tearatmint a success. the chtb. The rsmslslag *rd*r This season a new system win be Instigated. Tha of fiaiah Ray KIMS* I" Ifftfl townameat will start Friday night May • and run Ted Eagborg. HaraM tock. Bad mreugn eunaay, may io, AH leagues wm neve nmsnee Vottti; boa KoMy, William lag* mstr SCHOBWBB ay men ami were as mv reason way me and Verg* VMtjMa, dM aot Ma- la s was wholeheartedly endorsed by those present. la first potttto*. Raesr Par me Aral mas m WM tecond; AraoU Flak, third; Pat Curtis, fourth, and Wasass gryso* failed to finish. me UJ.»shr trophy Try It now! •allaaUns, the 'erlap* i ,Af*r.S*.T1*wmboBm»sdte»i Daniels* Klfflil Hand remai at t p. m. Hams aai iigiilaniai wM proves a beer can be truly light aad etUl DMlalona Bob Bakf>r NMiwbors ef ticbote dream m DahMa la ths five yen all the htmest-to^oodaass Itftr same as far me Tetfay PITTSBURGH (AP) - A solid Irieb Hospital iwstpsteass w4ll be pstllabad beer flavoryo u want Wo wonder •allaatlao right hand gave heavyweight la the Ja*jraaJ-AaMriaaii Msa*arrew, FrMey Prtnki* D*nl*lt of Bskersfleld, end letardev aa Iaet aa the* ere received Is the larteat^alllng beer 1a tha Sett Calif, • unanimous lO-rouad do- retired, altar yean ef cuion over Boh Haker of Pllit- by traae-Atleatle t*l«r>be*i* and etbet saeaas Hmut tint* aalc thm man tor burgh lint night al nearby Mr of comnMni«eti*4i. Leek lev wiaetng Irsm •weepstab** intantwrs tomorrow on tbe Ed Thorn* and Dan Hayoo were to be honored,u m ,„„ lunirl* it I'Mi inundi, dmvi with trophies for rolling th* hlghfat arrirs and gam*. *"•• "•" • luivir-i Itak't oualml ih« n>t>ri Ballantine respectively. Ian srainn Kd had a 729 anil Dan a 2*0 M haifiimr Kvtti'UM Icil K*n i»n limn in tlw r,^M\\ «»4 |(ni| Hnwovrr, nUthrr was prrtrnl so thr* twardi will be '" m (if.l ilnwn>. Ill hur\itiutr n HI, immir i M«k. i nmgh mail* al their rr»prdivr Iraguti. won Ihr gsinr, .Vi.'l. ', Oct. 21, 1959 FED BANK HEGISffl STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS mid OFERC/MD

Sheinwold's Bridge Proton4—For You and By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Your* . . . VaVrsiloea dsaota you'll bsaafit through etdan, US. Matters Team Chamftoa possibly through legacies. Aa J trick* lie on the surface. appndaUoa of bsaoty ia ac Tarn pick them up without any estmd aad aspects laeiisii hv Other tricks lie deep be- THE HANDS teuectoal abukles aad iaaprove the ground. You need a tha meaory. rsanwimg sad to get at them. Never West dealer the exercise is good lor judgmtat Things go smoothly Bow aad ce-opsraikia is yours 10 9 I Suppose you are the declarer J 10 9 3 for the ssking. m today's hand. You need ten i tricks for your contract. You can I J 2 Pitt... On October 21.1320. Futwrt • •. Ia tas aast easily take seven trumps and two EAST the gnat explorer. Ftatinand of dacadaa tha Ut aaaa ia thai aces, for those nine tricks are right on the surface. MaaeOaa. eatarad the South oduatry w« as 100 — Where is the tenth trick* American afrslta BOW aamad for dicta a kadiaf am" MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY It is quite clear that the 10th him. Ha raachsd the "Or*at ky. who also says trick must be a heart since South Sea" oa November. 16, awat age wil be aa to nothing else can possibly become iodaa»edk"Pacific.- «S or W a trick. If It isn't equally clear A(2 how you can win a heart trick, : A<4 just spit on your hands and get Pass 2 V 4 4» Hit Day UntJar Your Sign the pickaxe ready. Dea't Draw Tramps One thing to note is that you cannot afford to draw trumps. When you have established a nine of hearts—your vital tenth heart trick, you will want to reach trick. dummy to cash it. One of dum- DAILY QUESTION my's trumps will be the entry As dealer, you hold: Spadee- that permits you to reach dum- A K Q J 5 3 2 Hearts-None my for that purpose. Dlamonds-A 6 2 Chibs-A • What do you sty? Ruff the opening lead with a high trump. Lead a low trump to Answer: Bid two spadea (or dummy's eight and return the two clubs if that is your forcing Jack of hearts. opening bid). You want to get to East plays low, naturally game even if partner has a worth- SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF low less hand. The chances are that queen of hearts and returns the or even a jack that will give you queen of diamonds. You win with a reasonable play for game. 4-H Club Cozy Tow-Toastvrt tha ace of diamonds and lead a NOVEL BAR low trump to dummy's nine. You Winners •so then lead the ten_ of hearts from_ LAKE MOHAWK. N. J. (AP)- dommy, discarding the lait dia- Norman Rlntoul has built a bar UNCROFT — Four members Bond from your hand. 'or his game room from I' " ' f the Lincroft 4-H club were West wins with the ace of of a salvaged motorboat. those winning prizes hearts and leads another diamond. The deck supports drinks on a the recent New Jersey State Fair You ruff with a high spade and raised "dry dock" stand. Mixes ia Trenton. load your last low spade to dum- are stored under the seat, a cool- Gail Beebe received an excel- my's tan. This pals you in dum er unit is under the deck and an •«* Prha in the clothing classes and enables you to cash the oar Is used as a footrail. Richard Fields, exceUent ia en- tomology, and Doreen Hayes and Ami* Braua, good award in cook- CROSSWORD PUZZLE *"•"»* «•»••«»'• •—• «• DOWN The club's first sewing project s'-IndJfiniu meeting will be held this after- 1-Awajr! artklt IS-Coramaroor* 'J^ I'.'.V:lii' !.' noon at the home of Mrs. John S-Cut of atlv* dlak Beebe in Tinton Falls and at the NUBBIN By JIM BVR1SETT and GEORGE CRA1SDALL 11-Rlvti r la 14-CITII Injurr Walaa lt-8cuthw«att home of Mrs. Charles Toop in 11-gM In All* •rn Indian Lincroft. ll-DUIaaad IS-Cbmpaaa K-Patlta point Membership applications were H-Kmnwt M-Clathca received from Sharon Stewart, u-Nota of i. Connie and Harveaa Dreibelbis to-Davooraa' Si-Hall! snd Sharon Flowers, all of Colt's tl-Vablela Neck. SS-DUtaaea atS« naaanr* M-Paroit Under membership participa- M-Blttta* tion projects, club members have M-atapM SS-ArtlcIa of furnltare 4I-S.M1S completed 12 comic books, which SI-Decay 44-r«ndl»a they will give to Riverview Hos- Si-Tear li-Meaaura of 8.UK 41-rnqulr* M-Bvll welcbt <7-Plice pital for the pediatrics ward. Cov- to-Parmt n-Bum «r 4i-P*dal dlttt er designs were made by Mrs. (rolloq.) 4I-Blttcr T*tch Il-Akln aodlac Sl-PKflx: not Charles Conover of Lincroft SS-Prcnek M-Prrlod at Il-Btlat The next club meeting will be artlcl* tin* tl-D«ltr Nov. 3 at T:M p. m. SS-BUff •7-Wtlfht of India Murphy, Winfield M-PratMtl** ditch at-wrlttae . Train at Fort Dix Impltmaat «l-Portico PORT DIX - Pvt. Robert 3. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD 42-T>*mon Murphy. II, of M Waverly PI., II naiililliaM'l Relax in luxury! Match gay dummyauka Red Bank, and Pvt. John R. Win 44-Am«rtran field. 41 Queens Dr.. Little Silver, boot or ballet slippers to your •aaaylat robe. Quick 'n' easy to make. 4S*Kot« of aeaia have been assigned to Company 4«-Rlr«r lalaad L. Second Training Regiment, Look! Just two pattern pieces 47-ftnhtr here for eight weeks of basic in- plus soles for either style. Pat •I-Knrouraa* fantry training. tern MO: pattern pieces small, S«-nick b«aU« Pvt. Murphy is the son of Mr. medium, large, extra large in- and Mrs. Francis X. Murphy. Be- cluded; transfer of embroidery. M-PermltPermlta IT-AffAfflrmatlVfl . fore entering the Army. Pvt. Mur- Send miry-tlve cents (coin*) phy attended Red Bank High for this pattern — add S cents ACROSS for each pattern for first-class l-U School and Monmouth College. He 1-Ckarsa was employed by Dean's Florists, mailing. Send to Red Bank Reg- S-Qlrl Red Bank. ister. Needleeraft Dent., P. O. ••Rabbit S-Natl»» aatal Pvt. Winfield ia the son of Mr. Box 111. Old Chelsea Station. S-A auta and Mrs. R. C. Winfield. Before New York II, N. Y. Print plain- entering the Army. Pvt. Winfield ly pattern number, name, ad- attended Phillips Academy. dress and cone.

THE TOODLES By TffC BAERS POGO By WALT KELLY 1 W Mg, ^ YOU •uAa>« norr iMsuat •sr • ilTM(TiMUNI . SHSMI•IT

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BONNIE By WE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAWDERS md KEN ERNST

THE RYATTS By CAL AIAJEY REVEREND BfBILL O'MALLEY .-••.if.: UVBAMwl

MODERN MOTEL BOOMS Mr. aad Mrs. Water D. BVSWB,' TECH Jr., Rt IS, and Mr. and Mrs. FALL SPECIAL BBAOLBB — FULL BROKEN SUB FOR 4, $100 MONTHLY data, criamplaa blood Un*.. ~ B. Dunn of Glen Rock (pent a ILLUSTRAT'RS tram -m"—m kra« »«p»laa. •» day ttia pastfrask at *a Otabor*. Hams Hear •OATS A ACCttSOMa State Fair la Oanbnry, Coon. OVERLAND MINIATURE BLACK POODU, ftmala, Projectionistf AKC. wonderful dtaaaenion, Construction Co. let oWar. Biaalas* ft l-4« THE ADVENTURER Harry Busch and Inkers Pull tatruded, triple treat, trnaa ttH, 1WMW00D BARMS A number of member* of the haadauanars. guuta* Alcoa aluminum wmaow Horaea Boartat fire company visited tht Boonton FOrr MONMOUTH - "Con*. BH T-MH LOOKOfO ! : the beat buy to kaau. On Aircraft Projectt SUM URNMMBD ROOM FOR kualnaoiwan Firemen's Home in Boonton onmink^t*unt\Reiearcb or elderly jentlaaaan. Flrat Oatr, aaar PropocstkM as Applied to Radto . ABB bHaiadlala atwlnia Car bain. SH T-N14. Sunday. Betterd. KIM asptrtancai paraanaaL FREE! CommuCommunlcationia " waa tha tttte " head«uanar*. Oood aalarlaa and wark- Aluminum cemMaatloa door, fun 1" SINOLB ROOMS. Claaa aad oaaalert- 1*1 aaadltlaaa wtth ana IIAL ISTAn«0R RINT IAULAOB—Outboard koala up (Mek with every order af **v*a *r of the talk given at the recent of AMflss'a la* Indiu- mora. DB LUX window*. Fully guar- APABIMENTS Plant art complete for the wttkta 1* mil* radio*, alao v anteed for 1* yaara. Fort Monmouth Amateur Radio FURKUHED APART •1. I aad bake sale to be held Friday «t club meetint by Harry Butch, ig ] badroama. Watar. auppuad. A1*,7 •aa CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE Call OS 1-1390 in to ItM - - - the Acme Stort on Rt M by the chief of the *jujUttertn> serrlce far fraa fume damlnatrltlon or «Wt RIAL KTATI MR SAULadiest aaLaatlaaaaw'* AuxiliarA aa—MWaaatayj oaatafV tha>aauaet firtTlaaaem comAdkaaaa- dlviik•• a *. m a•t th«ai. _e Radi*aa..-41_o. Prapogm*a_^ ^ ^ ^ . IT CHRUrCRAlrr nt-BrMia wW twin CONVENIENT LOCATIONS our anowrooin at Mt H THREE ROOMS tft, haat lunlahed. « M kp. Waap faur. Many axtna in- •HI Middkttown " MonmouUi St.. RM Bank. CaU SH HOUSES FOR SALE pany. tion Agency, Fort Monmouth. cliHa*FBie«uIa« coMltlaa. naMM RU EXCELLENT BENEFITS and Mtddletown,BH0PPINO i-inaj or RU l-nio. lMK4 Int.rvt.wi dally (after-hour, or LOVELY FOUR ROOMS, cloee to hllh- S-1M Mr. Busch explained to the lunch time Intervlewt by appt.» Call OS lim 9 *. m.4 p. m. or way. Port Monmouth. Untarnlakad. SMBBirra BALK more than 40 persons who att*ad- •ualneae couple only. KB OHIO*. HARRY A. KEARNEY KE M9M ailtr S p. n. SVrBMOB COUBT OF HEW JEBSCV ed BOW FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED apartmom, h tht ionisphere chaagw CUSHING & couple, no pela. lmme)dla.te oc & CO. CMAKCEBT OIVtHON from minute to minute, and haw BOAT CRADLE, tour dual wbaen, MOMMOCTM COtlNTT tllht urn will kaul or launch all cupaney. n Mount Ave., Attaatlo msb REALTOR - DiSUROR •i^iiatt. Owl condKMax. «K 1-MTO. NEVELL Ttrrlflc ckwraae* of all used Deckel B*. F-IM4-M theie changes affect amateur row IT CAM BB BOLD - Tha home radio signals. 'LBAMJKB BOAT, frajr marlaa mator, 101 Park Ave NYC 17 e>ai7uuavtrytfaiasi mul«.».t* BOsv, THRBE ,ROOM_ .„.„S an, , d bath,... FurnMewdconvanlem. ou've bean admlrlns — Three bed- MalntUy F*d*r*I Savlnga aad Lou ir laag. r baam. Parian conditiao. OwM nlrmB ye n a ls AMoclatlon, a lavlngt and lan. SO Worth Undaa roorooom ranch witwith full collar and large Loan Aa. He defined "sun spots," their taal bur" CA 1-PM. Cath and carry. PricM uabttltv- •atlan. SO Worth Undaa A»... Waal toclatlen „_ ulatts• ,a under ORegon 9-3810, Ext 839 a BranchBanh . CA trtntrtn. plotlt . ASSUME MM0RTOAOB FOR A- Call Clarified Hi h.p. ETUruda, INT. ably low. Chain, tabu*, buflfctt ba law. of la* VDIIM tut*kata*a oo! Amar- and tht direction to AND IN FIRST FLOOR aputmtnt — Two"**7- **, PlaJntlR ve: WtniaWinirmn E. BHnar which they move. Tht SH 1-0010 or china cJoseti, drenen, beds, Unas room, dlntot room. I Theodora L. BIttnel r De By virtu* ot a wrtt af *l*cuuoa • elaborated on the densities ot I OS 1-0525 SUMMIT, N. J. twin baby carriage, baby tttdas, ZSSS;!Oai.Mr tans*-1"""**""* .**• -ju above eut*d action to ma di Pino Tu lapatrak* boat*. Order* 392 Sprin-field Ave, Summit „„„„, ^ tmtoat. dttbei laaradas. OaU AyaraTrunlo Afancy. RT.35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J.raciad, I abarl expo*, tar aale at pub-different regions in tha iaaj. Church St.. UtUa SU».r. IM 14SM. ic vandue. al tha Court Houa* lathe sphere, how densities art owe- CR 7-3200 Borough ot Freahold. County al Men- OSbonte 1-0600 mouth. New Jeraay. oa Monday, ih wred. and tht sciences Mated «w»ar I mur taeou. bt kid day of Nov.. INS. tl I o'ekwl MEN *+^"«*Z*222nurnerotts to ijantka. Variet y i a^afszgsvszssa rtvar, SM to understand it fully. leH-trae •« BBAUTIFUL uula ranah. LMat P. M. Prevailing Tim*. •fllole. thlt paper, by aStore, g Maple Ave.. Rad BMALJ* APARTMBNT-Furalahad *r All to* following trad ar partal af Mr. Busch enumerated Ow aanfinMod'. eomplacomplett e kitchen, bath. land and th* pr.mlaet hannutfur par. means of eommuntcttkos kaow* UtlMi saw. IS- TUDlT^ARTMtNT-FBrnlaaad tleuiany deacrlb*d, armiu. ryrag CaUSH nhunlakod. Full kHohan. kalk. bains In ik. Townahrp at Mlddlel BOW, but of which there wUI be fSffltf DUCK BOAT — UMIMMT anee* la t£a County of Moamoa box. Camplata am* kateh eoyer. U • ROOM APARTMBNT—rurnlatjad. Jarma F. Roach, of Blectrolui Corp. wo kedroemj, living rootn. Idtakaa. Th« Dowstra Agtney of Naw Jaraey. more eertaialty and kJMWladge Thla opportunity I* available lo men Wrtt* "Apartment", Sat IU. Ral Baat FIRST TRACT: Being ptou nwnkar- In tht future, among then : In thla ana through cur local Slec- HE. FraatSt Ml I a*ya*taan (1T> aa* alSMaaa ~ai lERATORS aa i-m Landa of Watefwitek Club m . ver ahopplng center. No .ip.rl.nc. TWWitOh KELVINATpR tre.ier. * . Ill ona with- bint communication. VOn AND FOUND le nececaary. Mtut ba over n and W"* •—'—' • "•' landa at Nav.tlnk. Manmaotk frauer, I nm, SH l-TIBT 114.710. Thro* bedroom* and two bathe 1 New Jeraey, mad* by F. ..A. .Dunham. have car. Perhapa you can fit Into oubetweet n S-l r "•.. AIR CONDITIONED MODaMM tltree hie Little Silver bungalow la on a Mr. Busch was introduced ky thla picture alto. Apply at 'SM Proa- * room furnished apartment. Ttle " ' half acre. Native at*** fir*. C. >.. and file— - d-_ *In» thM»Me^ varllgTBiw*lf j vpfg Ufa pect Ave.. mil* silver or phone for TELEVISION IT" DUMONT. mahuan: •th. alectrlc rang*, very exjnv.nl***. Man dining room. EtMUant Clark of aald County oa th* atventttath Jim Stevens, president. reward. appomatmant. IH inn. conaoi*. TM radio and phono jack All utUltlee Included. AT l-Ja.7. d*y of Januaryry,, Elghteeo Hundred and OVERLAND baatlnr eyitea. Two-car garag*. An Ninety-six. CA H231 FURNISHENISHED THREE - ROOM heated artlaartMt; -or o-.e of artlatlc leatparamut uber ~-wOCvff VSCIMRT* tti^M* PHOTO FIN18I11NO SHOP located li would love thll komt. SECOND TRACT:, Construction Co. downtown Red Bank needa mala aa- SPINET PIANOS for rant. Find out ba aparrtmentment t witith parkingparkki g. RRsnablReasonablee e, piece or parcel of •lltint to atari al IM tor M hr. for. your purchaaa It your child la* Moooutnmouthh StStTU. TUd d BankBank. aad being in th* * len Club Speciaiialf In dan. Eiperienctd In photo flu lining adaptable. Full allowanca of all r«ota IVE ROOM APARTMENT unturnamed. Russwll M. Borus ... .SSSHaB n, Doan, Awning*. not necraury but a beakc Intcrett la. on purehaat. CHMea oi t makaa. 11 flratt floor, kaat mppllcd. SH month. of Horn* Bulldlnge. Potlllon required a degree ol clericclirlca*l atnaa. Tawtlng Piano O*., I* KtmuctB - other atUrUea. IH1-4SU. a*. Call for fr** •»• and manual dtlt.rlly and nominal typ- «.. Rad Bank. Realtors »«'« Neat" aa attown on • map raucNoncif I «r 1MB aw ttjowroom at ing ability. Pleaae do not apply I FOUR-ROOM furnlahad apartment. Ulll- MS River Rd. Fair Kava* K£SKE5enUtlad "Ma* ef Landa af Water Wtta«j To See Show FREE LAROK SHT-41H a**., .la. the Hlghiaade of Naraaink. you are not Interested tn a permanent III.. auppllad. All lmprov.nunta.iCon- —Haamoot hMa County* ef L. Ned wl Jeraa* Wt W. madM * full time Job. 11:30-1, and accaelonal manure inlent location. I J ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — **•&••*«» JUdd Saturday. Sunday aaa holiday*. Excel- SH T-4MT >y r. A, Duaham. C. •.." an* filed In lent working caMHIea* aad liberal m- FURNISHED THREE ROOMS and UM *ffle* ef Ui* Cl.rk of taM Cootty The garden club wttl sponsor a turtnee proteottan. SM 1-1123. baik. Cawntry IIM aurroundinga. Il •a la* ink d«y of Jaautry. ISM, to-bus trip to New York City to OS L Ban Highland AvaT AT 1-X1M-M. BERG cludad k*tww» th* proiongatlaa a? UM riftBA EXPERIENCED PAINTER waatad. •OTM. ly boundary of LM is, BkMk tee "Summer Plact" at lUdto TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment. ICO * C-.A Hu UM LAMBRBTTA SCOOTER — Model _. . ra oa taM map, **4 ta* •**> City Music Halt Thursday. Oct IM. aceoaaorlee. Ilka naw. "——tor bmlaeea coupla. adulta only. N* VETERANS Uas*«lM *l Ih* oaatarly bew>dary al iSrSH 1-ItBt altar 3:30. pata. BH WTI*^ ». ROUTE IALBSMAN WANTED, aerie**- NO DOWN PAYMENT Lot If, BkMk B. ahowa *a **M Mta. minded young married man waatad ta HOMKO ' ROTART with molcher. BATONTOWN' — TTHRBl E ROOM* u—n taa aaM kmndariea belag ittltnttl i» Oa their return home, they wU fill vacancy on a goad .aiming rout.. four-cycle, aaeellant ooa fumlahed. Prhrat* entranea. UtIIIUat. FULL PRICE a asacn t *ff mUrMCtloncon.™ Oauranteed minimum .alary plua com- IK t-sen. adulta. Na pata. mRacantl y painted. "U O._n Tour way la *ur office, atop and THIRD TRACT: All thai canal* stop At l^tfKw Mufp*>jQr»» CaM" -•I1BJ. intPMI *T*rr home ta Ud* price rang*, traal or parcel at land aad 1 ^tt jmtl aaa^alaa ^aat^h^ka\^a^*iaBBBaaBhaV ^BaYdBhBBtBBB'aBBBBBA a^BBBHaaf miaHon. Apply Donald'a Laundry, " .*??_ .t^^^?* HaUlaaBw* 4v(v*)PwVra>a^BBe*l*a S VojamaPapaTaH *•<•)** Marlaa tu Red Bank. SH 1-OMJ. FULL LENOTH CANVAS aneep lim RUMSON - VNFVIUtlSHBO OARAOB then Inrpeet thlt koma. It you don't ....hararnalte. , particlarl coat. Nearly naw. Call evening* 1*2 APARTMENT. Three room., bath. «ar. — * -- • — •—*—-— ranch kaata at*. iSF.if^P^^jj^g dlmwr. MAN — Thla niinri la diraclad la aBprmg St.. Rad Bank. age. autemttlc beat Builnau coupla. hem all, w* arapAU* sot ta force you the AUIOMOTIVI aua wko kaa inatar eapabUHIaa than LARGE SPACE HEATER (oil) heaL to buy It. Ton* I* t living room math aad Stat* *f Naw Mrs. V. O. Gould it in chant kW araaiat p*aaHon can abaorb. W« of. four roomi including carburetor. Ei wtth flrepla*e, oompletely eonlpp.d bd nlneteaa of the trip. Iateniutaw caa be AUTOS AND TRUCKS far aa iippailiaiai that challantaa your c.llwit condition. SM. KE *4aTl. Throe ar four room uafumtah.d apart- moMra kltcha*. fuU at*** family din- tar* kaat akIUUao. If n> can tuallfr mant. Haat. hot water ausillad. in ig room, tun kaa.rn.nt, camMnulsn avCftUaPaPW vf9 00wawft*antt*S •*? Dadst-Modat HI. 1-ton, 1 wa BIU pmkta Matrabanam tralaisi FURNACE FORCED AIR oil fired. Franklin An., Laag Branch. luminua *t*rm aaah aad a*r**M a rear, II' krown *lumtnum TU body, that wufoaob lni Oaa*t**r*d) MM CountyoB the Mvoateeath day ti the Grow and Show Gtrdw eapatlty. Prakraiwa wttttll ba aaccwdawdad chair to match, ali-pleee dlnettt tet Asbury Park to attend tkt leather kiunor. broodloora throughout. BarrMi aiaa kalnaatt M and a wha twin bode and •> bed complete. Port MONMOUTH COUNTY •tu ka ft tinf mma able telavltlen and ubla StI. pow.l at M meeting in Ollwtmiil nT'DCBAKIC«lTDCBAKIl U MM4R. 1M4 all cylindercyl, ,beau- ftfw adunala Buutinf mofma, awamower S3f. and other mlaeelan- ATLAMTIC HIOHLANUS — 14 *nd I tirul twotontwo-ton* *p*rta coup*, eicellent UUfaf . raaalaoJ tad (HMDIUI n- aaua article*. SH T-Mao. Th* apprasttuu araaoat of Uw Mr Nov. 11. •endltton. ontinaf owner, low mileage. sa nceilent i roam PMdtra asartmenta. RtaldenUt THE BERG AGENCY mant ta k* MtWKd ky MM tale Ta MI itUMI Ureaea, radio and heaterheateheaer,. •rt&ttrts «t write for ap-STEAM HEAT BOILER — Oood for aedlon. S Third Ave., AT 1-OSM-J. tn* tun of I13.TM togeth.r with th* The resignation of Mn. Fraak very cleanl , wktterbjedkbd. ReeRl eletl k JobJb. r.^EDOAR M. IM aq. n radlatlao. lor all burner. BEAUTIFUL ~ Three-room fumlehert "PereonaJlted terviee" Mt* ot Ihlo tare. Higgini from the club waa ac- terrlSe deal lor college otudent mual M 7 AMOCUS. C5. AT 1-Ovra. aparlmanta. Rad Bank near Fort Mon- OSborne. 1-1000 IRA E. WOLCOTT. BkaflK. Mil oulckly. Army duty. *aemie«. I™ Uta tac cj. mat. mouth. SM T-1MT or SH 1-»13. cepted with regret A thank yoa aa KB i-aoo UPRIOKT PIANO - Newly reonal- Rt. B) MIMIMOWI.N. .1 D*t*d: Sept ». IMS. tlon.i. SIM; C-melody aeiaphone and THREE ROOMS FURNIBHD — In. Applagate. Rauaallla. CarawaU now waa received from Mia. S, ItM OLMMOBILB four-door. a. 100. MOW AVAILABLE — Lu-eaaa |3k: black tuxedo and beMr. coal, cludea utilltl... Adulta only. Its Cath Pally p-S tua- W Mi Bute* two-door hardtop, full pow- ikcleatata man and mechanic. Muat both el*e 42 and tn perfect condition. orln. St.. Rad Bank. * Hartman. AttarMr*. G. Martin thanking the members ar.fjM.uu Ckevretet feel Air kaM tit Mfaviaacad. Apply la pataoa Mt Call KB t-MM attar i p. ta. CONOVBR AOBHCT IM Irnea) Oct. T-14-H-M SM-aS who remembered her white fcoa* la*. Mi cylinder, pawergllde. Ian. All rl*a Schwaru A tana. Ill W. Frn THREE-ROOM turnumed apartmenl Holmdel VlUtaa Ihraa care aacallent condition. Hun aall - Red Bank. RANOE HOTPOINT uaed two yaara. Near bua and train. Utllltlai Indudi NOTICE pitalised. HELf Juat Ilka new, two ovene, rotlaaarle. 121 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. HOMES AND ACRBAOB 0* i-zm or ot iJSti TELEVISION REPAIR MEN lull t tala range haa averyttltnt. Coat oval AUaatt* anif " " Tax. notice that application haa It was reported that Mrs. Ber- IM* WHITE BV1CK 1NV1CTA lour-do CHILDREN BACK TO BCHOOI.T lots part-time beneh work .Call SOS TV,MM. keet otter. CA Hit*. FOUR ROOMS fully furnlihcd. all utll Tawnahlpa been made la Iha Mayor and Council our acilva ocassliauon. ruU or part- Hwy. 3S. Leonardo. AT 1-3040. Ittea, prlvita entrance. 1ft Third Ave. of Borough of Rumeon to tranater lo nard Barrett received Hist place aw. Moat knafMUaf wort oa»«»ap ALL KINDS STORM SASH, acreena. Atlantic Hlihlande. WH a>4mU •OM HSWARD BNTERPRmi. A maoti and ewarar raal aotata aaUln* SALESMAN WANTED - MAN ROMA COURT. Lmeren. Mow k*t New. Jertey Corporation tka Retail ribbon, and Mn. Jack Wetter lo aiparlanao M«mr/. but awoma oallkaf oaperivnco wanted ky i HIOHLANDS — Three raoma. bath Fiva rooma. two bath*, atl baa* kaat Alcoholic B.rerage Llcenae, karato- third place for their arraagimaat two door hardtop. lia a aiaat CaU for appolMmaM 00 eauMlahod company ra tkla -riclnMy. ground floor, no children, furnlahad Attached faraga. FuU btaam.at. Mod- fora latuad ta Th* Colony. 1 ratta. heater, alt po«ttr. Baat otltr 1K1.U1S. Jo., aebtaka!. Inc. Unuaual omortuntty fat rlskt •tBBJtOLAS DRAPERY fabric* St.1 HI: untonlahaa MS. FR e-jni. era comhiutkm Utokaa *M SlaMU. entered in the recent Btberoa Wual Mil. IH MM4 altar l Call CO i-nta. aak for Mr. yaVnrtotar St Prlnui Sailcloth M Lot 103*14*. SH MMi Oblectlone If any. eoo-Jld a* made HOUIEKEEPR — Fond of cnildran. l.M yd. regula._r. aXM. ) llmon'llmonat Fabric PORT MONMOUTH — FOUR roomi immaaiately la writing ta ALBERT A. Horticulture Society show. Mrs. llva la. raoaat ralwancaa. CaU k * bath, pnoily faraamad. Oarage M.O TP BNOUSH RACER, green. _ itar. At*, at Hwy. *>. Aabury - - ' ytf. call aRei KEANSBURO — Low tana, ••*•• KERR. Clerk of Borough of Ruraaon. Charles Johnson and Mra. Jack wao imi an i-mn. ., •wHaawaaBsaaj til aaa* -aaajsi aa**«aB»aTMBaI>arc« Park. BaaaDoM «»»lt». •»•»..£••••'. Parmanaat poaMlaa «o» rlskt OFFICERS OF TUB CORPORATIONWelter were clerks at thla tbow. MOTHER'S Helper — ar . WMtrunltur. Os.. Karpon. HATB TOU A THOMAS H BLACK. Tlnten Av*nu*. tMmM a** whaVMo*. CAl-TMT at- worker, Live-la. Ona 4a: k w*a tHROOM Bl FIVE-ROOM kout*. saiage, kt Free- " Sunday aft hi view, a . Tintoa Palle. M. J., . ~ Mn. Fredrick Wtiler. Mrs. Mr I:MHunao. N HORNET four-«oar. . MAN WANTED TO work sa prrrale month. LO *«JM. hold, city uuimee. aleoiy landactped. and Trpnturer. dramatic. ra*a. haaltr. kaat attar. altllncroon. CaU betw.«n T eetata. sarrtenlag. TRADB IN ywar aad ruraiti aoora. window*, many alaar- HARRIET BLACK. 173 Broad Street John Irwia tnd Mn. Howard IM I IV I THREE-ROOM FURNOUOD * iit-m* including eadtrlMd ct Red Bank. N. J., (1»), Vic* HI- -IIM-J •aw* poyaiaal aM swl s lira bedraom. Call ewaer, FR TBS Leonard reported they attended XPBRIBMCBO POUIrTAIN olrlL and REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Know. ar dlattutaaai MM MM ment. Available Nov.mMr 11 the dedication ef the "Green- low mileas*. atceiient conditMi. Twa- waltraaa. Apply In paraon. Howard ledfe of Mtddietown towoaktp ar Hwy. S. Bridge Av.. SH T-4TM. "RUTH BUCK HOTT. IT Broad lana paint, all laatlwr Interior. Marc. ohnaoa rtaauiuam. Itaou M. Mlddla- Active advvrttelng UNFURNISHED THREE-ROOM apart BUNOALOWW 5* TJod Street. Red Bank, N. t. (1* houses" at Marlboro State hot* O-Matlc. radio, hratrr. •amM ka aaaa Ity for retired or arml-ratlrad 'natla- mem. hrat. hot water aupfWedJ. SM U dintag pnnelpal Offloe: pitsl. la be aaaraclaHd. «H '-4ITS7 IX WOMEN! Can you uaa (ao a wan. The Klrwan Co. KE *H»H. USBD REFRIGERATORS ana Baa Bright. RU l-osn. iMtMBf tM TOM HOWARD ENTERPRISES, USS rORDCUtTOMLINB Wur^aar. waak katwa» now and X-maa? Two- EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE MAN for r - -— New Jeraey Cortorauoa. IM ~ Mn. Jack Wtiler and Mn. Ml flvHMvv* Mifldirt! trsjnsflWaMaM* hroa ovaalfifa plaaaant work. No can. apply la paraon, Mt Rrrer It.. Beding. ettwat. Red Beak. M*w Jere^r. Charles Johnson received second USM V ted* r* top. aaMiniaa. Ma- fcuy. Car nacaa- Bank. and ess. Oct. ll-il It Ma. A. nuak I-MI COMMERCIAL RENTALS •ary. ktuloal, 1 TWO AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS prUe for the club entry at the DOUBLE STORE. IMO aa. It-, NOTKE OF PJJBUC BALB mi U N. V. a rflrchanlc'a helper to aarrtr. Dodio MOUTH -Tkroo-badraom recent club entry in tht Fair HV BACHELOR'S DREAM. M Cbevntr OENBRAL HOUIEWORKEIt — Cook- paaaanaer cara and tnicka. Eiceuent h*at. Eicell.nt bu.ln«ie location, raw MONMOI Tka Monmoutk Cwsaty Waltere Board, m». MuM Uka okUdroa. Own roam opponlnlty to (row with old aat.b- dlvtd.. tt Honmouth- St.. Bed * reec*. dining raom. 141 Bodman Place. F«d Bank, M ven Flower show at Trinity Ept> cogrtrtlkw. ParfeM condition. M ml. SH 1-1M1 oi RU 11110. aplN. Ltvme raenaUoa raom. a*a. Place. F«d Bank, M per gal. SM*. U. Ayera. HI MMaaI d bath, flood horn, to rtfht panoa. llifwrt firm. Apsly at Frank Vaa AdalaaamtAaMda tat#a*aa**B j*ra*y. wi-n Mil l at PubiiPbii** saiaTuksaiT e copal Church. Red Bank. Ralaraawa. RU 1-1111. Syekle, Inc., II* We ~ ' - |Cl*oVia>m*9 aWaatwfli dive. (H T-OT4* after ~ 1-llM. bald at thla •fnaa. Wadneadty, Oatakll Bank. Mth, IN* tlI it:M o'clock a* aat fore- Members made and 813 INTEf ifinoi BELPORD - tla-rai at ranch, atlaeked noon, aroparty at *tl Palmar Avo- WAOON an ate*i —,r. . raaaaaaMa-----. a Kalala'a DruV wtora.° Saras*. Ill* kaik, fan «en*r. tamatl. nua, ww Keaaekurs, Rarltaa Tawa- corsages to patents at tbt < KB S-IOt. It Uberty PL. W**t _jim aamklaatlon*. oaaualy ahly. Mew Jeraey rw—ml *> •> BM H View Nursing Home, Forth* Keanebutl. •UtRK-TTnaT — AutaaMtm npar- HELP WANTTD IsBJa lea*. Ala* aura *a Wane St. KB MW. WI.IM. aat wide and Ml f**t m depth, aaa- lawao •rafarrad. will conald.r othara. Call SH Mitt atoms a- fiv-fe« Manai KatMka Rd, Highland*, amii cruMtH Apply ra paraon MaUwaa Pord. M Evtalag and Bamday ky BUNOALOUNOALOW - THREE ROOMI walk bath, eaeollent *aadlll*adlll . PrtaPt eM MMM. lldf will k* « Mn. Nelson Roberts, prsiliwaa. Ptrlact rondltlnn. ' ' i ft.. Matawaa. law* M BM kttlll InSaT Phona *H 13151 T*u --can afaart sayawM* .f R.M IM BaletiaBlt w Av.A.. BauaMam. UMaSi. •ny Mruck a*wa i nported on the convention at As ANTIQUE FORB MODEL "B". CanX>MB*TIC WORKER — Houaawork In eupplledi Car n.c.Mary. ttitrr. cam- Caah *r wrtll ofllea-boma corablnallaa. wwkly w« tata *v*r la you three RIAL MTATI WR I1KT k* wit dally alter 1pm. M Branch mieeian andd cca r all******alKwaaa*.. Can oar..•am* ot Fayattan aaw haina h.id raaak, caramt Hotel. Asbsry Av.., R*d Bank. ri<*-aay waak. toad aatary. Mtajt ba writ. for appoutsMat, Kyjlane I* sa amount aaaal M al Man M Bark, (u uadar U. atafaranc« . Wrlta "~ kr a* • Herage wtrahouM. Balance HOUSES FOR RRWT acreeaod porch, % aero, Park, Oct 1. "Da- Diaper Senrlca. ta Nortk A»a.~W»l»- t anly SBU.S*. Paid In more than owner. ** IMT*. par am of iha miiiMfal kM MtM k* **'•• r^ lEAVmo COUKTRT IMS fear - daw maaUo," Bo» ill. Rod Bank. Ikl.l. PLalnneld 0-lJKl. •M.M. Uk* aaw. Far tddir '- MpaatUd at th. llm* MMK; itJuM MembeMtnbtn ef the club are ssR- Pord FatrUM. iwo-tone aiitimtm. IDE aELBCTUm OF RBMTALI ~ KBANSBURO TWO HOUSBaV Oajayiar- purehaae prl** M k* paM wMkta •__ _JI whilawalM. fliaatnlMa. SH t-tlBX ABOUT It AN HOUR PART- BARN EXTRA MqNEV al home. Ooed raMUM. Mn co t-wa. Furalahedj aad aafttmuned. Immadl- wild bird seed. — Baanawivte ar*ferr*d. SH 1 •I* occupancy. Samu.1 Telckar Agaaty, rwaad kaaa*. *aa buasalaw nmilila- thirty dayyaa alaltet r aaaravaarav ll ky ta* SUUe •*« Wll itU 'roRD-Two-door, aia er'lndar. ntcoma. RUMMAOE SALE — Women . Auall ly rar*ua*d_wiu a»edernjr»*an7^« BBureaa u off AlAaalatanet a *ff ttktk* *Mm Jar- Mrs, BH 1-T1M lary St. Jamea Memorial Pariah Maanport At*., oceanpart Call ar tl Eric Williamson. Rumtea, Claaa. raaaanajla. Prhrata partr. Al- U ytU* or U >4SM. tarage*. WILL SACRIFKB. (MM* eey Department el Inwllatlaatlaae aad Af tar I:M p. m. KE KMnaJ ENERAL H0UIEW0RKER-COOK - Houae. Ill Broad St., Batontown. Oct. iaiPoi Will membsr of tht Nivesirt Gardaa •IMP in, own room, rafamwaa. Fin q. ,*•*. Oct. 7*. »-4. WANAMASSA - Club, spoke on "Horticulture." SITUATIONS WANTED, FMMW U — COLDSVOT RBrtUaBRATOR. Sounty Welhra Board reaanraa taa lEAlTICIAN WANTED. OOOD kaam- ueed two manthe. • cu. ft. Aaklns- rlgW I* re)ect tny and all fclda, lav H. MacLtughUn. lUvtr taittwr rnt»rlor. Mual atll tlilii ia* BABTIITTi a, *t your homa of Bint. » LI IWCO, .It. XUX. ••action of Uw premlm may to MM* tl.lta. OKtra OOIIIII«»T»<. »H t-MW. n.r. lull tin*. Tlwa'a. Hw>. ». tBVBRAL FURNUHBD and tmfurahlk- iw* kaiha. If dining roam, charming during aualneea koure. Plait. Red Bank wiU speak «a •lift. CO 4-MM. Or light I raatalt tn all alie* and price i. wtth natural at*** flr*. •TATIOrt WAOON - ItiMakakar •• RADIO - RECEIVER. HAMMARIA'ND. 'EMAUE «H1RT "Sttfiit SUPERPRO. BC-1«M: 0.M-M MC. gaa. CUa Wlltahlra Agonc '""' kttehan. laaadry JOHN L MONTO0MERVMERV. "Holly Conservation." at the N»> VI. •utaniatM trnanlaataa. raila, HOIUKEBPER wlehee poaltlon ai with power unit RA-al-A. Eaceuenl Ocean Av*., tea Bright. BB vember meeting. kaatar. prUalt M» "wjar, raawr «la«a. part-time .companion or nouMketpei Mantawth Ouaty Welfare Board! •aw wna—a. CO 4-WW. condition. ITS. HOUSE—Tnna kadrooma. Watorfraat i convntaaconle. AT 1-33M. RAOIO-RECEtVER. HalllcraRer. IM; 111 LaaaaM Ave.. Oceanian proper- 1 OMTS* W***a. 1 'LOT' *f FtrRCe-latl JMoask IMS. MOTHERS FOR PART-TIME work. rt I HJ MC. AM-FM. Oaad eondllloa, . MM month SH lim C*unwL Waldran P. Smith, Mn. John b<. All BMawaV JfvaM'J_rTWT.T» •»• ajo *H I-SIM. ARMSTRONO MAI DOPIB It AOAOt — Oat. 14-n an.** •MM* or*** Puna. KB S-Mlt THRBaVBEDROOMS unfurnlamed. lit win, Mn. Howard Leotard, Mn. caii HI 3-nrr STEREO-RCA conaola, aaw SM*. Re ara Improvamente. all burner, ba SAVOT TUboft M- WOMAN WISHES to car* for children d th P*o Bneyclopadla Amar haat jaras*. Hi kalke. UM plua Ml mt. twa in* hath*. **p*r*U « Ml Ralph Martin. Mn. Victor W* In own kama ky day ar «**«. Muat CA *-ont alter I. tomorrow* modern kl liamt, Mrs. Robert O. trhaifcal. bring own thlldren, SH 1-4167. alter t:M p. in. AVAtLABtJ — oaa kadn HIPBMOt) COVBT OF HEW IBBSSV Mn. Richard Flatjey, Mn. Fraa> SBCRETARY. EXECUTIVE, fnnetlen- thwa. It year, anpananea eltctrtetl DINING ROOM SET mah<«any. NOBMtwrn cwiwrr irk* Weiler. Mn. Thomas Gt«M, plecee. good condition. Itble with tar mica top. SH I-M2T/ UNCRoFT — Immacultle n*a>-t If*. «•! Mrs. Stanley Joomtay, Mn. ranch wltk full baatmtnt. flroplM*, Carl Waiatr. Pitintlft vt: Jt*w* Fraak Grotntr. Mrs. Hatty WOMAN WISHES TO car* for chlkl ernntd tern**. tw*-Mr garage. Love- Hundley and Miry Hundley, tlefandante In my ham*. Three-year etd girl pre ly laaeactp.t M on *.ulet dead-aad By virtu* .1 a writ .1 eiMutfcm to Keith. Mrs. Ella Kuxhaer. Mn. >rr«i. r.i Ht urn. •tnt aifKewma* tprwge Rd. «] Ih* above elated action to me directed. Elbtrt Matoa. Mn. Georgt KBV M* month. AvallaM* ImmHIalaly. Cal I ahall *apa** tar MM *t PttklM <**• WO.IAN'WIBHBS TO'watch chitdraa FOUR-POrrBR LOW MAHOOANV Kelatrtch Agency. SH 1 '- *wn Men*. Call duble alae, vary soad oandHlon, due, al the Oawt Houaa » th* Barly. , Mn. WllUam Web. Mta. t*ra*V 14M9 larlernoaaa). evgk •' FreakaM. County of Manmautk. at 1-Mlt-J KBANSBURr) — Oattag* tourr koauiS •aw Jaraay. an Manitay. Iha Itlh day trick Wlnstow. Mn. ~ gamaa\ | aaaraki aaSa>?rwlfB . •nJ|4TMa^\alaahahV I aWSa^a^al HOUSE CbsUWNO BT Iha day. Tele RADIO - PHOWOORAFH O0MBIN- 4 4TMI aVtaraTnTI •f Novemher. ISM. al I o'ektak. P. M.Jehatoa aad Mn. Robtrta, TION — Eanmi, aaMnat, m nWa *M-gaa heat. rent. SIS. KB lOStlStl. Prevailing Time AVTOMOMLB SALESMAN KHMI, PVO. BTN 1*VBKPW (tB**WF*w*p*pa)pVl> KBANBBURO — irM'PLBX HOUSl All the daHadanl*" riakt. till* *ad •rt laakms far aaMttWr who wantt COIL SPRINoa — F»W Hoa,. In par. •It rooma. bath, akawer. Marm w| Hilerati, if say, to and I* Ike ItUew lect condition. Its, | |Sa* i after fmt, oil hot watar keal, center H lawn, gates*. R.M SM. M Mapl* At All thet certain lot. Ir.ct. or parcel •f larnt and pramlaea and tha appur Sapper Parly Marlu ANTlUfB CHBRRT IBCRBTARY - THREE-BEDROOM RANCH M»l* I OrMMTUNITt • better raeM.nllal eectwn. BKBCLTIVB CAR! itklyr. Ala. kwa-kodraom ranch My lOth INrthday r»rr tmu • door aMan. UM. Otnara Ml* and ua. We*] Ma kaaur, ami aaaarmt. f"«»t h Asanay, IN Weal Front 1 RATONTOWN - la g iCraM air c-ridW , _...... ttlerly ..... of LelsMon Avenue and whwn tion of her IMh blrihday, l^trMi aovta-raem, lwo-*Mry, caMar hall C hlAl attTTATB VANRD MM point It *M*ni HTM f**t aaMnar Daughtry, da««hter tl Mn. mth NOROl m nlal Saanrik, aliaanod (ares ly from tha patnt of toMtMJtiea *l llw*) aT^^jHrFaff Ig? Mwi *aW ^WW^MKWW AW1**?9 tta Ositfjary. a Fam La., m- •H* and Iha weMerly aid* af Ulghtan a aiaaatailM aa aal a*-* - — A^. ^.a\ ja. - — a-|M Avenue and from Iktnn lit SwMh I MnaaMa rnsaas at a supptr aajp* UMCROFT — i l.mparary P, _.._ A^LftaWaiaVA I % BTaBr4aaBBBtBB^a1 faafaamat aaat VaBVB^t IA ft paint; Ihtnaa (II Katik M degrMe M ty Friday. B r*und*d kr Iraat and _ •Baa^BhAtM aaaa\ aaBMB^at aaaaa a^B\aBa\ a^aai aY aaBBBaVtkt tWaaaaaaaa •aenhlMttan taftlfttalw an4 IViiillliVTav WTsaaft war* Ivf** aw •> gTMSTFti , inwffW Gwttu were Fatrida's toaaV MAVBKB) BCMWArVn * SON! waaaer drl»r IlK Snyder HwaHon, (II N*tth I d*|rtM II mkiine* MM Fin OnrMtt, MMdMtaw*. Ot l-ti tr. Mn. Fraak Flaaaery, Mft, Wrewl.motary d*a«»l 'V'*1;;, *JJJ, atrpel*. Ranper*. M, tWI and oaa • M Ml MM; IkanM ill SotHh •teaa. open f say*. Ikor* FtntPlar*. ** ttf f -Brfl. a-rnj m •*-——— A taitMattaai -*-* IM BBU ~ " Jeha WhJu, Karen Whito. ~ nwy. M. Uaraaoa TtatSar. 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VVANTBItTTOHPltP TO RI T N.w J.reev an Mender. Iha Itlh d*y Mil ARTtMARTttMii mam nn naodM. o»«r it (r.ari lit linen thrw ar muthedK ,_, 1 . f Nwv*mk*r INS. M I • .look, f fir al a»«« la wororkk wllk maaaaarr of aven ar Rum*an. Write "WTR ftmllng Tim* PORT MONMOVTH - A tertaol aad aMM wairooMva arii I. Rait B»*i. ullw aiMa kmd M Amotlaa «ar» R All thai e.rt.in trart ar pai.el af Mout arts aad craft's * wDNavalia, iaaHtar Miariar, Al SPRBSlitTATrvi OF "NATION A it.anl wait, a«aiaaa MrairM mm manufttlar.r want* «"ir* «w* *lan> d iiiukta. liins and kalna In Ik* KM* ihri«riairl II all Call <>a IMIM H> •; It jk a alar dwM fawnebla ef MlAMaw*. Rt ' of the N*l|hborhood I, It MM M I a. m, aaa. lar •M Bank IN* m*ra*i*i leleptMna and Mvrt pwMiklwtlaa No aaawftaaaa **• •art lima ***r»larial aervk** H—4 aaManmawT. h IM Stall of N**) BaTTATJI nPBBRNARliO LO SHIN was rwM last Friday at the I roaaarr, waTftta it*. H y aMt prMlmalaly Mt aa. af Mate en min BBINO Wat. M* M U MM ol Mn. 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It het.hv llvan In the Clerk •( M*nmawih OawMV aakiaa aa^ah aMaa\^A aaa^B^aaBBaBaVd aaBBBa^at *BBA aaaBBBaaaaaBaaBBaBB MUM tar «aaa fn t alt* ftnrt Av. , Irfttig Branen *r*i4H*>ra *t e*M **r.*e.4 tn pr. have r.tarennt Paid while training luna It. Htf. m rut PJ* M. I wan ano poiiery. aaa aetcwsaai hill "HtM IPVUHT I*M in haKr. ai PMnep.Fi tafaj aw a»a*lntm*nl I* I tIM I..I.II..., II M ih* aaiit *>>ia Baarntm ih* AKl^ and wilt.il MlMlM WITH HiiAMIi .am. iirmar, twa kadnwipa Al lfi*iatiil# t'i*ft».ni* HBINtt «IM lirn.. a. H» ttl Nut *>*lh within ela mntith. ItMit thi. miionor werk aad cemtkvg to la* Ttailar rto.fi w.M M.anahoia Ma MAN Wnit I'Arl i»%peral. m*rn ft"tt tit ttlflnwt v«nt hate in iia-h 4al* M>>. Unga* « ail tK> a llti • fttak^ela M imallmi all 1 I*;T *wema Mne.l Mlddlelawn. tv.w i.raaa irrmadlatt, and Rrawaiw Otrt •t e'ip|iii«* ('iitn |>«l»,l lnt.iti«r lath IM AI'K Vlii fltl, UC-. MkMAft v,M, • ••« • *I>I,>II»I nl th. . _ t«MM 11 SflWl rPtlWr* Um .«)l*(|»4 hv ..14 t*l. M at an i fif nilt.1. MI III .11 l«*eli<*> Mint, snrl ilrcnrslvc] wlndfiwt i.ie *ala XI.WHIH i.M.I I..I. .. . A I' %:, wrtr mill* try Ih* KrtuU. tad |.i*i.*iil|. f A t. VMiU oil If 11. .«.i a> »tr t>n iiii|ilay tn a*tl Hardware IBM hn'V llfiraff — *' ,! - f..i l>.... H 1, . "•• "•• «n "' ...^bl* i. Mntr Ihn nitl arnul lund fcfc Inn | in., | f II hams r,14" values his loyalty to this group RegwI.Hy •••• more highly than his duty to tbe 5.98 people of Monmouth County. "As a matter of fact I welcome STEINBACWS GIFTS. Strttt Floor mi Aibury Park Introduction of the caucus as s live issue of this campaign. These secret sessions have been costing Republicans elections for the last six years and I am happy to see it continue that wsy." To Preserve Save 2*00 On This Hallite Pine Barrens Wearever Aluminum Special RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The AND LOW IH COST SUM project for the year was discussed at a meeting of the • Fat* that erf fry Fans, aacfc avalltMt la chtka Woman's Club Garden Depart- ment ta tbe home of Mrs. John AA A^k^tisn\Asai ^hkA Jassjn^a^A^n.lai^ A^iaa^stsvai Coughlto, 1 Carriage Rd., Haxlet. Mrs. A. William Norris, chair- man, reported the New Jersey Reg- l.tl.l.4S . .. NMT State Federation of Women's Clubs is planning a trail at Bats- to on the Wharton Tract u part • Tkraa «hta »f Saacapcns, ateh available la of the conservation program tf the Garden Department thalta #f aaaa)tr t tare)Halst cavtrs. Tbt federation will work with the State Department of Conser- vation and Economic Develop- Reg. 44«-«.n . .. Nww 44t-7.tf ment and the Pine Barrens Con- servationists. Mrs. Norris ex- plained the local garden depart- ment will raise funds to support STUNBACirS HOUSE*ARES this project. Spring bulbs and proper plant Stemd Floor and Atbury P$rk ing also were discussed by Mrs. Norris. Each member submitted flower arrangement which was Judged and discussed. Psmphlets on wild flowers be- coming extinct ta this area were distributed, and Mrs. Norris urged members to Interest frtaeds In preserving the wild flowers by not picking or destroying certain species. Mrs. Norris also reported on the federation conference she re- Special Purchase! Fibre tUgbttr ClmsMtd ads cently attended at Douglass Col- lege. Appointed is book chair- Smart epsrtmfnt owners know vacen> man for the group was Mrs. Rob- •Jti test «Jetrly—but the Classified ert Wilkenloh. Bathroom Hampers ads thtr bring «ood tananti deVt really Corwta Finch, president of the Fteetwood Garden Club, will •ait at all—thay psy. apeak at the meeting Nov. II la If you htva a vacancy now, tf fctvt the home of Mrs. Nelson Miller, H Surrey Dr., Haslet Mr. Finch, ant cemlng up, dial SH I-0010 teday a former tree surgeon, will dis- 498 batwatit I A. M. and S P. M. ftr a cuss proper prunning. skilled and helpful Ad Writer. Sha'll Kola ytu place t vscsney ftlllnf «d in 17 Executives a hurry. At Monmouth aft Baasavfftrf alAtkAaiMtst mfaaai Call teday and beat yaw rmt laia FORT MONMOUTH - Seven- •tea top level Industry executives art vtaktag btrt. Htadtdby Brig. Ota, Elmer Prancing Palominos L. Utttll, commaadtag general, U.S. Army Signal Supply Agency • AMraeflv* Willaasiphls, asd six of Ms depu- ties, the executives arrived at the U.S. Anay figatl Equipment T V Tray Table Set •Nippon Agency, yesterday, There, they were oriented _ Cbssifitd Ads tat agency's mtoslea of provMsag production and maintenance sup- amaly vaafHutod). port tor stl Army Blgaal Corps 8.90 Whtf good tnumU visit, sponsored by the Army Signal Supply Agency. It • Ce4e«. Whrtt, blstk, tmtch for your out phase of a wstek-long pro- gram of Industry training with Ma 9t1 dk AAIJI akjtaUaditakja akAlaiaaklakg&A a%4fj A taAlAsVi gV • aitiiaislaiaai al the Us. Army Signal Corps. ^SF^rTa» ^TVfwafffffH VVvWfltvff^ptf Vfft W WHTW VwvHWvwiIwi Training today begat with pre- VfWvXa sealatloM by the agency's com • Faar Uaa^tlat fray ttWat la • itK aanttlaad radu mending officer, Col. Howard B, Price: William J. Lavtrtck. di- rector of the Production Bag)' naertng DspsrtmeM: Ralph P. tl.l- CALL laaaaroat, director of the Mala- ttwsnce KngliMwring Depsrtment, and by Capt. Pet*f A. Madden, SH 1-0010 rhlvf of the iteacy's Technical Assistance Office,

flrtl Am*rlr«n was allow STEINBACtrS HOUSVFAUS, StctW Floor « Atimry •»• In vitll lh« liny Hinmla>«n s uovawtuf, . * A,U,, JVI l ill llhulan In I'M I.