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Mir. Mortar . muifi M *MI»« Oka RED BANK. N. *, WBDMIinA*. iPTPIBgR 9, 1959 VOLUME LXXXn NO. 16 M u» CM oam it R*a •uk. N. J.. wdar U» AM «C Mtrak S. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Campi Promises Launch Red China Asks Action on Roads Space Friendly Pacts SILVER — Mayor P. Paul Campi pramltod owif t ac- tion last light oa Me road con- Traffic Fines Capsule dition oompltiata of Silverslde In India Dispute Paifc residents. Drop 50% First Firing TOKYO (AP) — Red China Three of thorn appeared and Si •stud Borough Council to take New Fathion* pledged today she will respect •tops to |tt tholr nad* repaired. n Red Bank Of Type Falls Thu Year at RBHS Me territories of Bhutan and ON at Men-Elliot Schneider. Sikkim as Indian protectorates M SouMvele Ave. iaM tha mala- Receipts from fines assessed New feaUeas era an arenad and offered to settle her border taaaaea bond of tbo SUverttde •gainst traffic violators la Red Short of Hark la Red Bank Htgb School. disputes with India Mrough Park developer aspired laat No- Bank dropped snarly M per cent CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Sselal e*p*rt* htv» dev*lnp»d M varl- |b>ra># < l»tt»r* ot rpklgnatlnn thrlr im shtp rnmmlttrr. wrt» (ieetge t Naw I mil l« rur •(.* of night different hues, Ihip.mm for hoird nf <-<1u. ulliin •!>»••<"• Thur>rt*v nlglil m « I*M« mh II from pal* orina* In pur- ,::;;' wnrl) ami ihclr reluctant'* at h«v m»#tin, of thi* rifUntil in.ill, . Amy VatderbUI pllih rrii that looks almnat blaik Ina In tr«ian. IDWIIIH tali) ( Inh. They Mid hr* Ltwttoa taMlart wtfa killed. t-Waiasaaay. g«pt f; \9» tED BANK MCPIBI Moderates Mis* Callas Denies Romance Blasted In iBNRl I. M. a THOMAS T. RYAN CRANFORD — The funeral for SPRING LAKE HEIGHT*- Mississippi Henri L. M. de laMotteolL »• Thomas " Ryan. Hfl"^ But Splits With Husband Henri L. M. taire Rd., died at home Seadey. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington PI. will be held Fri- Racial moderates were blasted His daughter Is Mrs. James F. MILAN. Italy, (AP) - Fiery by Gov.-Elect Ross Bsroett of day at 2 p.m. at the Adams onneUy of Moamouth Beach. soprano Maria Callas hu called Mississippi u token integration Memorial Home. Mr. Ryan moved here four Auchincloss Rev. Chirlet H. Best, rector ejaits to her It-year marriage to continued to spread quietly and vetr o rom NeN w YorYt k He the elderly Italian Industrialist of Trinity Episcopal Church, Red »__*« 4J '.peacefully into additional South- ^ w]n officil|e wat born there. who guided her rise to the top i ern communities. Burja, wjU ^ ,n VtAt y^ He retired 30 yean ago from in opera. Jumps Into He chtrged moderates plsnned Cemeterv. the Metropolitan Life Insurance But the 3S-year-old soprano said to move into his state the next Company, New York. Aristotle Onassis had nothing to The Order of Eastern Star will PO Fray four yesrs as part ot a campaign hold its rites tomorrow st I p.m. He wat a member of St. Ca- do with the bustup though the SEA BRIGHT — Rep. James to pick off Southern states one therine'a Catholic Church and a Greek shipping tycoon has been in the Adsms home while the C. AuchinclOM (R-NJ). upset by one. The South should unite Masons will hold their service at member of YorkvHle Couadl, her recent date. about local reception to the idea, with pro •segregation Citizens Knightt of Columbus. Onastii ssid the same thing 1:30 p.m. has stepped personally into the Councils to fight attempts at in- Mr. de la Motte. a former Surviving also are hie wife, but added he would be "flattered controversy about whether Rum- tegration, he said. Mrt. Loretta Fairchlld Ryan; a if a woman with the class of son ia to take over jurisdiction Red Bank resident, died yester- Barnett told a Citoens Council [dav ,„ MuWenberg Hospital, ton, Capt. Thomas F. Ryan, Jr., Maria Callat fell in love with ot the Sea Bright Post Office. or Hunttville, Ala.; another someone like me." meeting at Jtckton. Miu.. Tues- P|ainfjeM In a letter read last night, he day night that moderates "sre He WM ^m ln BrooUyn tnd daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Mur- "Now I am my own manager," took issue with a remark by 1 phy of Spring Lake Heights, and Miss Callat told newsmen in an- nothing more than Southern burg- was the ton of the lite William Mayor Thomas Farrell about the Ian. They want to rob us of our six grandchildren. nouncing the breakup of her mar- situation and ssid he, himself, E. L. and Anna J. de la Motto. riage to 02-year-old Giovan Bat- priceless heritage, and they tell Mr. de la Motto belonged TtoV Meehia. Funeral Home if might meet with the governing us that we shouldn't con ' ' of tista Meoeghinl. "tt hu been body to discuu the problem. Mystic Brotherhood Lodge; F* » """I* coming for a long time." aa long aa they steal tt a AM; Hiram Chapter, Royal Arch __ Msyor aFrrell, saying he felt bit at a time." "Maria it 'Medea,'" one Ital- he "represented the views of the Masons: Knightt Templar of MRS. MARY A, WUnWUUM ian newspaper quoted Menghini About the time he waa speak- Long Branch and Salum Temple, LITTLE SILVER-Mrs. Mary people of Sa Bright," would not experts „, ^ . aa saying- withdraw his remark of Aug. 39, Oro>r Mvlti< shtiM> Adelaide Kusterman. St. of 37 Medea — an enchantress in moved into Little Rock, Ark., toNewark. Vista Dr.. died Monday eight in and continued hit vigorous op- aaaist in the probe ot three bomb- Greek mythology—wet one of the 1 Mr. de la Motte had been a peat Shrewsbury Manor Nuraiag position to the postal change pro- CMMCM ANNIVHiAlY — Rev. DanaM A. MecLaae , pastor of the Episcopal ings linked to token integration rotes that brought Mist CalUsj possl. natron of the Red Bank chapter. Home, Shrewsbury, whin aba tame under her husband's man- Church af Hie Holy Communion, greets eldest and melt aetive parishioner, Miss at the schools there. j[Order of the Eastern Sttr, and aaad been a patient three weeks. •Lot Us Meet' f Mary i. Hend>ickton, at 75th anniversary celebration of tha church. Jack Zinoa, A nJ.000 reward wat posted past grand patron of the state She was born In Stamford. N. Council Mid it would welcom for solution of tha dynamiting* group. Y.. a daughter of the late Homer Attorneys for Miss Callas and Jr.. warden, looks on. .. Meneghini are working out dea- visit by the Rumson Congress- Monday night of the school board Surviving are his wife; a son, E. and Mary A. P. Skidmore taill s off theihri maritaitl lsplit li. WhethWhth- man. "Let's see what he has to building, the mayor's office and Pierre de la Motte of Nutley: BrowneU. She had lived with er it will be an informal or auy an dtalk with him." was the One Session the fire chiefs official car. Po- •isttr. Mrs. Walter Boskey of Red •*' "»• "• Col- O**' *• Kuster- legal separation ia not yet known. general comment. Non-Resident iVork Camp lice armed with riot guns pa- Bank, and a brother William de man, the pat* six years. Onassis flew te Ma private Mr. Auchlndoti termed Mayor Days Slated trolled the city streets and guard- ts Motte of Florida. Her late husband, Oscar Kut- plane yesterday to Venice where Farrell's observation ot Aug. M Plan Pushed ed the schools. terman. died in 1011. his wife waa waiting tor aimthat the postal plan was a "dirty, Tax Relief One session days ia Red Bank State police were alerted in WARREN INFANT She la survived oary by her aboard their yacht He said re- rotten trick," a 'most intemperate High School will be held to- Southern Delaware for the start on. and ill-contldered remark." EATONTOWN - The infant ports of a romance between him morrow and Friday. In New York of grade-a-year integration in daughter of John snd Evelyn The funeral will be held Fri- and the tempermental soprano In a subsequent letter, Mr. Action Due Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs.s superin- largely rural Kent and Sussex NEW YORK (AP)-Gov. Nel- Leonard Warren, 39 Irving PI., day, at noon, at the Stamford. were "fairy tales. . .silly tavea- AacMnctoes said he hoped Con- NEW YORK (AP) -A formula tendent of schools told the rioard Counties. Gov. J. Caleb Bogga, a N. Y.. Cemetery, under the di- tions." gress would adjourn in time tofor srantina tax relief to non- of Education last night removal son A. Rockefeller says the state died yesterday in Riverview Hos- Republican, said his people were pital shortly after birth. rection of the Worden Funeral Both Miu Caltaa and Meneghi- get him back to_ Rums*, during rertdenU ~»jectjo NewYork ot a partition ia the old cafeteria will move immediately to curb law-abiding and would honor the luvenile delinquency by setting up Home. Red Bank. ni were in Milan yesterday but the middle ot September when, itate income taxes wst reported will permit seating of pupils for Federal Court order. Many Besides her parents, she is sur- last night to be ready tor appro- work camps for potential hood- vived by s brother. Michael, tnt they did not meet. She is here perhaps. "I could meet with the lunch periods. schools in the northern area MRS. MARY M. EHRHARDT to complete a recording. He Mayor and Council to discus* val. lumt. around Wilmington were inte- s sister, Diane, both at home; Two saack bars will be open to A ^^*h oi«*^assn v ALLENTOWN- Mrs. Mary M. came from their summer home the natter. I would certainly Realdents of New Jersey and Rockefeller « « y««« her paternal grandoarents, Mr serve milk, sandwiches and ice •tram including this and other of Red Ehrhardt. «. of this place, died near Verona for a meeting of his want to get their views first ^nnecticut who work In Newcream to students who cannot ago. land W. attorneys with his wife's lawyer. hand because I think they are fork would be benefited. measures after the meeting with Bank, and her maternal grand- Saturday in Rivercrest Nursing bring their own lunches. Mr. Msyor Robert F. Wagner and oth- At Nashville, Federal Judge Home, Red Bank. wrong tram every angle." The New York Times said Hibot reported. William E. MiUer reproached pub- mother. Mrs. Margaret Leonard "broad and substantial" agree- er city and state officials to dis- of Red Bank. She wu bora in New York The dispute, which hu gone No regular lunches will be cuss New York's siege of violent lic school offidalt in Tennessee City, daughter ot the late Mr. Dedication on for many weeks, concerns a ment on the formula already had for not complying voluntarily withBurial will take place today In been reached between New York served ai the cafeteria until at crimes involving youngsters. Fair View Cemetery, under the and Mrs. Joha Corcoran. (continued from page 1) plan by the Past Office Depart- least Sept, 2g Dr. Hibbs said. At the same time, city policetha U. S. Supreme Court segre- Surviving are a son. Lawrence ment to make the Rumson Post I Connecticut officials, and that gation ruling. direction ot the William S. An- It/ relationship to die Mayor and _j same formula would be sub- Five Resign continued their crackdown on derson Funeral Home. Ehrhardt of Atlantic City. Council. Sidney Nemetz. a boardOffice a distribution center for teen-age toughs by arresting The first integrated public The H. W. Gormley Funeral the ones in Sea Bright and Lo- mitted today to New Jersey of- The board received the resig- school, classes began without dis- member, explained that the board ficials at a meeting here with nations of five cafeteria em- scores of young loiterers in the PACE INFANT Home. Atlantic City, wu in last order 'in Florida. Four Negroes chant* of arrangement*, and. the K'-MTS.«*-*•«* «*-S-2!--Jta !Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. I ployees: Mrs. Mary Newman, Miami's Orchard Villa' SHREWSBURY — Frank SikiSMb)£ voie-r;;.>*•« *•» *•> •"*«« * • Major fMtur** nf th# formula Mrs. Mary tineili, Mrs. Lucille Mr. Nemeu stressed that any- Brighg t would continue but in arere reported by Albert C. Pet- Bolger and Lester Jennings. Mrs. gy local one running for a council posi- way that would save the govern- pupils. Anne Tresnor Pace. 80 West te, consultant to New York slate Agnes Martin, LJncroft, was down started Sept. 1. more than Two more Virginia communities End Ave., died yesterday in arrangements. tion and claiming to have influ- ment money and still permit Tax Commissioner Joseph H. hired to work In the cafeteria at 350 youngsters have been arrest- ence with the board of education hsndling improvements on Sun ed. admitted Negroes to prevw-«iv Monmouth Medicsl Center, MISS GERTRUDE COY lurphy. ,10 an hour for a seven-hour white schools, bringing to 80 the Besides his parents, he is sur was running under falsa pre- dsys. The Sea Bright postmaster He said an out-of-state resident, day starting Sept. 28. In Brooklyn. Judge Samuel S. Miss Gertrude Coy. SI. of JS tenses. The two bodies are auton- would become s superintendent Leibowrtz advised two grand jur- number of Negroes in integrated vived by his paternal grand- taxed on all income earned in class roomt. mother, Mrs. Rote Pace, here, River St., died Saturday ia her omous, he pouted out. of mails. New York other than interest and According to a time schedule ies not to be influenced by home. Louis A. Steinmuller, board Regarding the entire issue. Mr. Ividends. would be entitled to rom the architect, the kitchen "crackpots, do-gooders and star- About two million children snd his maternal grandmother. and tha old and new cafeteria started classes in Texas where Mrs. Dorothy Adamistn, New There are no known survivors. secretary, reported that the Auehlnctose said. "I do not know ilm all exemptions, deductions ry-eyed professionals" who he The funeral win be held to- Swimming River School opens what I can do on a matter of and other allowances aow grant- rooms are expected ot be opened said were responsible for lenient 101 of the l.Mf school districts York City. by Sept. 28. and the new library, are detegegated . Two Negro Burial will take place today morrow at 2 p.m. in the F. Leon on schedule today with only this kind because the operators ad to New York resident taxpay laws for teenage offenders. Harris Funeral Home. Red Bank. blackboards aad buads yet tob eof the post offices are the con- «n but on a pro-rata basis. bead room and academic wing "See that the thug does not couples tried to enroll their chil- in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, under itm is an" example'of towthi s •»» •• ready by Oct 30. School dren in white public schools aIhte direction of the William S Burial will bo in White Ridge Installed. cent of the Post Office Depart- escaoe." Judge Leibowltx urged, Cemetery. ment." However, he said he would work officials emphaslted that this "and that no silly treatment teFort Worth. They left without pro- Anderson Funeral Home. would look deeper into the mat cshedule is subpect to change. these young enemies of so- teat when officiate said Fort I The board voted approval of A non-rtjeidentt who receives Worth schools would remain seg-! expenditures of about SIM forter. 10.000 la sslary or income from cietv " yette St.. Rumson. stepped ea erection of a fence, a concrete But. he said, from what he has Ma business and has no other in- Rockefeller's program includes regtted this term Treated at Riverview nail; James Rugg, 3. of M Wash- wall and the installation ot floorbeen able to find out. Sea Bright come, would be entitled to take Beauties Galore the proposed revision of taws to Among those treated in River- ington St., Rumsoa. finger cut oa molding at the new building. would still have "the name of Its the same deductions that a New permit younntert 14 years old view Hospital in the put weekIswn mower; Jeaa Marie Lyons. Approval ot the following Uspost t office, the cancellation ot feyed by 150,000 and older to get Jobs. Those under Action were Thomas Gannon. S. of 132, of 10 Kevin PI.. Middtetowa. ol substitute teachers submitted Its stamps, aad the delivery and But if he has tl.N0 ia eddi- IS now mutt net work certifl Forest Dr.. Middleunm. head cut head cut la fall down Main; by Mr. Malone, was greeted: coUccttoa of the mail," tt tht tlonal Income tram dividends end ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — A cates to get Jobs. The governor in fall against bed; Harvey Mah- Nancy Johnson, a, of I Pauls PI.. Miss Marjorie Doust, Moamouth change went through. interest, on which he Is not taxed beauty-laden motorcade along this suggested that many poor stu- On Suggestions ler. Highland Ave., Highlands, Middhrtowa. knee cut ia fall over Beach; Mrs. Agnes Epps. New Daaa Nat I* New York, be would be eeresort'- s tamed boardwalk ottict- dents would be better off working thumb cut on Venetian blind; branch: Elaine Webb. 7. of M titled toonlyMpereentoftheaUy launched the 1M0 Mias then turning to crime. Shrewsbury; Mrs. Yvonne James, "I do not quite understand why David Grubb, U, of 3 Heritage Robinson PI., Shrewsbury, Up cot. Aabury Para, aad Mrs. Ramona Now York resident's deductions. America pageanpg t last nighgh t His sweeping program also In- From Board Rd., Eatontown, arm broken inrode bicycle into fence. the change la the designation ot la return for this coacossloa. • eludes a speedup of construction Noland, Holmdd. postmaster to that of m Perched an the backs of con- No action wat taken by Redfall off bicycle; Lyra Havocs. S, Steven Brown, I. ot 3M Creek The board also granted ap- Petite said. Coanocllnit has been vertiblee aad atop floats were M of more detention facilities aad of 214 Ocean Ave.. East Keens-Rd, Keaasburg, knee cut while teadtat of mails should so asked to permit New York firms young women, eyed appredative- . _ I Borough Council latt night oa proval to Mr. Makwe to tack rt> distress anyone on the Mayor burgbu , steppestpped on nailai.l swimming; ~Barbara Waterman, imbursement under the National with Connecticu- t branches toi ly by a crowd ot 1M.MI as well supervisionIncreasing .probation and parole eighpresentet tonind Augg . recommendation17 by the Plans and Council." he said. withhold the tax due from New as a nationwide television (CBS) I At s joint news conference with Peter Kearney. 2. of Tlltoa Rd., 22 months. 577 West Front St.. Defense Education Act for books The congressman said he had nine Board. Middletown, head cut in fall: River Plain, chin cut in fall oft and supplies purchased for the York residents m their employ in audience. Rockefeller. Mayor Wagner said The suggestions included estab- requested a postal inspector to —-— Pamel• WII^IaV tMaundTawHis*i,| <#3t . **of• •18" •sii»#»aHinkle-bed^ ^^»*»; —Jil •*l• «Pettigrew W«»^B WW.| **II•, o™*f w—23* 1 township schools beyond the Connecticut, but only with the per- The contestants represent every there are §7 law-abiding, younn- meet with the governing body mission of the employes. state ia the union, Canada, and sters in New York City for every liahment of an apartment houseman St., Union Beach, forehead: Oxford Ave.. FFai r Haven, steppedd standard science and mathemat- and would be interested "to learn tone at the southern end ot bruised in fall; Vincent Sketis.jon nail: James Flynn. 7. Of lit ics requirements. NlNon-residentd s paidd aa estimated the cities of NNe w YYorkk. ChChicagi o tthreh edl delinquent!i , it such a meeting was held ai 34 miWoa dollars to New York,and Washington. They were ac- Rockefeller's youth camp pro- Broad St. —from Pinckney Rd. 1217 Union Ave., Union Beach.iMorningside Ave., East Keens- the results thereof." Bergeg n PI. and from the ex-.fith hook in ear; Lot» Montana*, burg, possible broken wrist in in state income taxes in 1M7. The compenied by the present Mias gram calls fortw o types of Insti- sion of th etl li f'to The board's audit report wu Mayor Farrell stressed thai proposed formula, it wss said, j America, Miry Ann Mobley of tutiont to be developed for work tension of the easterly linr of M Buena Vista Ave., Rumsoa. fall; Holly Hecrman. 17. of 11 submitted by Joseph J. seaman there has been no such meet- would cut such payments by Brandon, Miu. on Mate lands and forests. Po- Hudson Ave. to s point 200 feet finger cut while cleaning refrig- Oakwood La., Rumson. toot and Company of Perth Amboy ing, "which we should have been about six million dollars. A bunch of walkie-talkie bear- tential delinquents would go vol. east of Maple Ave. erator; Peter Bassett. 10. of Ten- bruised, dropped tray oa foot; for the fiscal year ending Juneentitled w as a matter of court- Residents of New Jersey and int. "Marine s kept the parade lined untariry to camps operated by the The Planning Board, which also nit Court La.. Rumson, finger Edward Whalen, Dartmouth Dr.. X. esy.' Connecticut working ia New York up in order. met last night, voted to change cut, caught it ia car door; Rob. Hailet. leg cut oa electric uw; Conservation Department co-oper- ert Schlutiler. 4. of Spring Gar-Charles Nappl, 417 Middle Mn. Philip F. Hartung, Jr.. The ooatontioa ot council hu have complained Utterly for It started with a motorcycle ating with the Education and So- one of its recommendations for been that since Sea Brighft of- den Rd. Lincrnft, head cut ia *«" Hailet, ankle cut while chairman of the youth activities years that tha New York state escort. Then came the Msrines. cial Welfare Department. Youths the apartment house tone. 1 swimming. committee ot the Parent-Teacher fice has been here to long, tlacc income tax law was unjust. then parade Grand Marshal CUR actually sentenced for minor of- Drape Slat fall. Association, requested and reth-e borough't business has been Arquetts, known to television tenses would go to rehaMlltattM It lowered from 730 to 700Adam Kretowict. 11, ot II East Donald Cuming. 31 Lone Oak ceived the board's approval forbuilt ua to such a high degree. viewers ss Charlie Weaver, than camps operated by the Correc- square feet the average me ofBergen PI., Red Bank, bitten oa Rd. MMdletowa. possible broken: the P. T. A. to sponsor dancing and siace mail still is delivered Mitchell the girls tion Department. all units ia an apartment house. ear by dog; Timothy Carton, tt.wrist while playtag ball; Frank classes tor sixth, seventh aad from bare ta parts of Rumsoa, With one exception, things went Minimum lot slse for nny apart- of Wigwam Rd., Locust, wrist Carbone. 0» Harmony Ave., East eighth grade pupils. thould be Sea Bright mat hat the To Speak smoothly for the IN units in the SMOKESCREEN ment would be 30.000 square feet broken ia fall from horse; Peter Keanaburg, stomach burned when mala post office. Sheehan. 4. of SO Eatt Washing'oreseuro cooker exploded; Ade- Mr. Holden announced that • GROTON, Conn. (AP)-Stere- parade. TULSA. Okie. (AP) - Neigh- if Ihe board's recommendstions special meeting ol the board will Couadl Is In general agree- are followed. ton Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Utfdlaide Greea" . Hope ~ltd. " ." New tary ot Labor James P. Mitchell tongue cut In fall; Joan Rowe. IS Shrewsbury, wrist brokea » fall: be held Sept 21 at I p. ment with the mayor that be- of Little Silver. N. J.. will *- yg Miss Hawaii. Oordeaa tew smoke billowing from me The board's recommandsUons Tinton Falls School to there la asy change, See Leilshua Lee of Honolulu, brake were called "very comprehen- Daniel Dr., Little Silver, head Joanne Straag. II. of 4M Front liver the principal address garage ot a house. Investigation cut in fall; Karia Morris, 14, of TS St., Union Beach. • the tyttem't insurance program. Bright should get more direct st tht launching of the atomic disclosed a young man had bean sive" by Councilman Frederic F. Mr. Holden and Mr Sttlamul- Informatten as to Its necessity Miss Hawaii took it in stride Gierteh, at list month's council Parker Ave., Fair Haven, arm sail; Eather Martia.. Btagham submarine Patrick Henry ea cooking hamburgers oa three bruited, hit with stick: Hctene Ave., Rumaoa, flager eat. caught ler will represent ihe board at fram me Post Office Departmea Sept 33. So did a group of state police. charcoal grills la the yard when meeting. ht tjw convention of state boards of They vokiateercd to push the Stump, IT Ridge Rd.. Rumsoa, it m washing machine wringer In making the anawaceaiem rain began felling. He* moved Because some recommendations education In Atlantic City Sept frttaod eato for the latt mite aad the grills Inside tha garage aad fram the Plsnnlng Bosrd con-lingers cut. put hand through win- Deborah Moore. 8. of 0 An- Spdico) Capsult today, the Genetil Dynamic Cor- a halt. The crowd responded with Edward A. Burke. Jr.. », osver St., Pair Haven, chin cut ta a- it. poration's electric boat division, wot cooking for 40 of Ms fra- cerning a proposed umisg applause. chanie on Branch Ave. "sub- of 38 Spruce Dr.. Shrewsbury, fan against bad: Elaine MeCsr- |h«~,**h». .!.<* (continued from page I) the builder nf the sub. uid s ternity brothers. IONO HUNCH — More thu ens ojuirter of tha signatures en submitted by me Leaf Rhode* Given R Breach Charter Study Commit R lee were ruled invalid yesterday by Miss Sanlta J. Camaua. city New Position SEA BRIGHT — Now the Ma- clerk. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Gor yor aad Council want to know Miss Camatsa said 1U signa- don M. Rhodes, 11 Asbury Ave., who owns an alley m the shop- tures were invalid. The comha- s been appointed an assistant ping center held taxless for M mittee had submitted J.MS cashier by the Pint National Cltj years or more. It is l«0 feet long, names. Bank of New York. If feet wide, and runs south from » Short Peninsula Ave. behind the Ocean This leaves the group U names Ave. stores. of the number needed to A resident, who signed her let- have a question placed on the ter only N. ticchtalU but whom ballot to determine if there shall Clerk Clarence Stevens aaM hi he a study of forms of govern- the sister of Savino CoreUllo, ment to be set up in this city, owner of property at 4 Peninsula The group has 10 days in which Ave.. put in a complaint about to get the U names. The cor the way the alley has deterior- rect signature! must come from ated. Mud brought up by the ruled invalid. wheels of delivery truck*. *» In order to have the question laid splattered against bar win- placed on the ballot, petitions bearing M per cent of the regis- tered voters must be submitted. Council president NeHs Ji There were H.U» registered sea. street chairman, said be al- voters es of Aug. II- The pres- ready put one truckloed of gravel ent petitions were filed Aug. U there and wiU seed la another. Miss Cimassa made her ruling There is a street light la the alley CUAN UP TIMI — Riverside Ave., Red lank, got a washing, down yesterday mam.. but s* «M was sura last sight in a letter to the group Friday. ing when a soda truck dropped pert of its cargo. Pessersby help clean up the Gives SUteeaeat lust who pays the bill for keeping debris. MONID IT MO SOX — Jim Freooil. riejM. I Nathaniel W. Fnuublau, chair- Kltt. • "" shertstep signed by the Boston Red Son to a bonus can- man of the Long Breach Asso- Somebody said he thinks the alley is named Roberts La., but eous duties, such as court offi- tract, talks with a friend, Bud Grandtaart, at his We#d- ciation for the cer and traffic control at the lo-Erosion Talks a Charter Commission, said in a on the tax map it's marked only Raritan Police side, Calif., horn*. Sox scout Chsrlei Wallaren, who "Right of Way." cal auction market Friday nights statement yesterday. "Naturally. and Sunday afternoons. tinned the lad, taid he would be assigned next season we shall immediately have Mr. Rhodes, who has long been Are Scheduled signed, and executed, the neces- Handle 101 Cases Chief Till announced that mem J ta Raleigh of the Class B Carolina League. Interested in education as a tor- 1 of SEA BRIGHT sary amendments to the affida- mer member of local Board of Giordano RARITAN TOWNSHIP -— The!..,<=* ™ «•- polic• e departmen• t at- — Erosion •'<• IAP Wirephetel vits, and supply more than• Education and former president borough's, officials want to fix it.toc"a7"po'lice department' handled tended a series of classes on the financing will be discussed with enough petition signers te fulfill of the Parent-Teacher association 101 police action cases in August ••ws of search and seizure ar the Board of FreehoMur* next the technical requirements. It Isis in charge of training of newHebrew League making a total of 5S« cases han- yy g not our intention to permit any employees at the bank. In this died during the first eighg t months instructors from the State Police j hearing in Trenton Monday, Sept. Alex Olmedo c m iin ththee Norgate Manor technical or minor deficiencies capacity he supervises a wide of thh e year. August was the * «* y Middletown2Middletown;2ll . te obstruct what we believe to To Hold Dance partment's busiest month Township High School. The Mayor and Council last range of classroom instruction, night announced these dates as Trims All-Stars On 'Money Spot'be a worthy cause fo» the better- from refresher courses for typists KEYPORT - A board meeting In a breakdow>nu ouif caseuses Chievmcfi «•.••- rj I ment of our city. We regret and stenographers, to the opera* William J. Till having been set for discussions JtARITAN TOWNSHIP — Nor FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (AP) — of the Hebrew Women's League reported 74 com Military surplus about how the local share of a this situation, but It must be tiea of a model bank where thewas held recently in the home plaints investigated, gate Manor with a 11-hit attack if Ale* Olmedo does not win theborne la mind that ary errors tion request* answeredWed, 10, informa-10 war-1 *-». proposed $150,000 fund will be defeated Fleetwood Park All- bank traini its tellers. of Miss B. Dorothy Cohen. Broad National Tennis Championship, were mede in good faith, since! ve of Utica. N.Y.. Mr. rents served and 7 motor vehicle store to Open raised to build up jetties in a Slars, M. at Fleetwood Park it could con him a bundle of g A MUMUve of . N.. Mr. „St . ,The board consists of 34 mem- new beach security program. our workerk s were voluntaryl . Rhodes moved to Atlantic High- _." aumber since accidents checked and turned EATONTOWN — A military field. Bill Knight, pitching his money. public spirited citizens, and not over to the state police. Alto- The state already has agreed to _U1. mmiMmA <.l»i.a*»a •~1 not!.land js- i_n 1MT.•*» . HU- e it.s marrie._u^d| to ""the •inception of the organisation. electronic surplus store will open sixth game in as many days, Only Jack Kramer knows how professional political workers." gether 54 summonses were also pay half the sum if the rest can didn't have the edge on his fast the former Ulliaa Vedder. and Plans were made for the first here tomorroy. much and it won't come out un- has four children. issued for violations of motor ve- be raised. ball and fell victim to the Nor-til Alex is graduated from South- event of the season, a Get-To- It will be in the quarters for- Mr. Rhodes attended Pace Col hide laws and township ordi- To go over details as to what gste batters. ern California nest January. Of the 7« namee rejected, lit gether dance, to be held in Rol- merly occupied by the A*P, Rt. should be asked in the specifica- Norgate Jumped off to a fast Alex meets Chuck McKlnley of were of persons not registered; lege. where he specialized in per to's Post House. Six Corners. nances. 35, across from the borough hall. sonnet management courses. He Sept. M. Music will be by the tions to be drawn up by Engi- Mart with five runs in the third St. Louis, today in a fourth- IIS used initials; 87 had the To maintain a patrol of the The store has 5,000 squsre feet neer Otis R. Seaman, council met inning and was never headed. wrong address; 91 were invali- has long been associated with Paramounts. Mrs. Jack Alunarkjtownship from Friday night* to of space and Is filled with mill- round match and the heat is on Aa> the banks personnel department.!;,"££• , chairma_t_r -~ n— • A. ^ • • A a . x. • * * privately after its regular meet- Excellent control by Bill Kansky him. Outwardly he is as calm dated for other reasons; St were |Monday mornings Nil man hours: tary equipment no longer re- j , t „, h, and flawless fielding behind him > as though he were playing Twelve prospective were used to cover 2,098 miles.'quired for use bythe armed i __. kept Norgate in the lead. weekend match in a local club. Xt*?'were entertained at a recent A total of 117 man hours were forces. A nickel-chromium-iron alloy. p g 10 namee were in pencil, and j member of MonmouUi Lodge F. . They are Mrs. A total of 117 man hours w Two sensational catches by Before the cup play, Olmedo memberfmp tel used to maintain a patrol at Vernon M. Bugg, Long Branch, used in making hairsprings of tour were of penon. not living * AM_He ?•"»!"«• *•'Norman Namenwirth. Mrs. Jo- Vera Manning provided the field- was a prime prospect lor Kram- U.S. Army Active Reserve and Loew's Drive-in Theater and 122 is president of the firm operat- watches, costs about $50,000 a ing gems of the day while Wfcr- er's three-ring pro circus. But in Long Branch. seph Sanker, Mrs. Milton Rach- man hours to handle miscellan- ing the store. ! pound—100 times the cost of gold. served 30 months in the ETOlin, Mrs. Harold Rubin, Mrs. Stsn ten Roggemsn lead the Norgate he lost a singles match and drop-! Mr. FranzMau said Miss Ca- during World War II. attack with two singles and alped the doubles with Earl Buch-'mMM "Bld * tedious and diffi- ley Schwartz. Mrs. Robert Hy- Amble. inoii and his stock took a cult Job, and we believe she msn. Mrs. -.-gene Krohn, Mrs. The All-Stars scored their two dive. performed her duties diligently Party Aids William Wolff. Mrs. Samuel runs ia the sixth inning with the. While Olmedo might have his and in the best interests of the Bloom. Mrs. Milton Krain, Mrs. aid of a long triple by Paul troubles with McKinley. Neale City of Long Branch." SaNatore Spinetla and Mrs. Bareese. j Frater, the Auaaies' Scout Fund Leonard Miller. Norgaa Manor will be feted at gang, had a date with unheraM-;Roady9 Ryan ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Hostesses for the board meet- the annual dinner-dance of the ed Kudy Hernanoo The fund for the completion of ing were Miss Cohen, Mrs. Mau- Raritan Athletic Association Sun- Fraser is seeded Nool. 2uetroit behind. * « the Hsrborside Sea Scout build-rice Cohen and Mrs. Jules Al- day at Buck Smith's, East olmedo, who got his lop ranking ing wiU benefit from a fashion pine. Keaasburg. at 7:30 p. m. on the basis of his Australian show and card party in St. Agnes The next meeting of the board SEA BRIGHT—Roger (Roady) Church. Center'Av'e, at I: IS p. will be held Oct. 1 in the syn|- Mayor H any P. Seamen will and Wimbledon Championships Ryan, lifeguards from the munici- present the championship trophy ^ M K rf DJW*T m. tomorrow. gogue. The first regular meeting 1 M K y D yt0B> pal beach and members of the to manager George Christopher. No•• . 3- ,* an?d-* Olmedo' * *s cup team- Models for the fashion show will of the league wit! be held tomor- Norgate Manor finished on top in Sea Bright First Aid Squad re- row night at 1:30 in the syna- mate, pUys Aussie second-Uacr ceived official commendation be Mrs. Nelson Roberts. Mrs. regnlar season play aad ia the Grandia Chapman. Mr*. Richard gogue. The theme chosen for the nlay-offs of the softhaU league. Bob Mark, while veteran Vic last night for their rescue of ex year is "Deepening Our Roots." Seixas is favored over Na Stryker, Mrs. F. E. BUIero, Miss i from the surf. Maureen Gill. Mrs. John Phair. president of Clay Courts ruler Tut Bartiea Lcel R. Drapeau, SS. Montreal, OPENING the Raritaa A. A. announced the of Dallas. Mrs. Elmer Gawler, Miss Pa- Life Underwriters Canada, who waa here visitiag tricia Sullivan, Miss Nancy Joy. tormetioa of a Thursday Night All Australians — Roy Emer-John Comitas. U7J Ocoaa Ave.. To Hear Flanagan Bowling League at the MaUwan- son and Rod Uver — gained Mrs. Grandin Chapmaa is card Sept. 1, requireq d assistance while party chairman. Keyport Lanes aad the sun oftheir quarter-finaqrtfil l bracketbk s yes- ii i h M EATONTOWN-Joseph S. Flan a touch footbaU league under the terday, seeded no. I, eliminated swimming in rough wster. Mr. agan. North Bergen, will speak direction of George Malgady. Bill Bond, 17, of La Joila. Calif., Ryan waw»»s cimwcreditedi witwimh thmee res-resj- ,-n Afl__j at the first fall business lunch- • •„-. _-ii«k_.(cue—. Mr" 7 "._a. Drapeau'~ L""~i~ s" t—"daughter— n1 *0 Alien^.i • *n e°" meeting of the Monmouth1 Cham*? m££ WV..a"*'*l"d *? ** ° CMMI T«en Canto** Prajret in Rnritan FEATURING RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mn. Edward Berth, ways tad means cMrWaaftlMMMfeRsjadlHr. eat-Teeeber Association, has an- I cancellation of the eat- FOR MEN feen protect piaaned lor the com- « year. The canteea, which wss to be McftREvOR SPORTSWEAR was to be held twice , .. ARROW SHIRTS mil* Par*, sits, otf the North Ceaisrvllle fire house Aeeordlag to Mrs. Birth fire ESQUIRE HOSE compaay officials have refused use af the flrehouse for me pur LEE HATS Pese on grounds of ne«|Kt and carelessness la use of the facili- JOCKEY UNDERWEAR Htsir* of VA Idwia Cflsdln. eMMty service RARITAN TOWNWIP.- Mrs. FOR IOYS—0 TO II f reported on changes la Oererererd T .R Remsen, Jr, Amerl. e • • veterans administration regula- chairman, has in. tions al a recent meeting of *e •cee ranaMMa ef a telephone ROI ROY SHIRTS Monmeu'h County Kaecuttve mlllee far the lacol Woman's * ireup will notify sll of the Amerlcoo L# CHINOS by DICKIE ilflaf Walial of aorlal evmii held bv $n» avana """• , <"'"ah Ihrouihoul th# y»sr iitrt aii|ttii» tiiainmil Ma WRAN6LERS DUNftARtES TM m*>imi was held in lh# Appointed IA tfc, ,.,w,m,,,w 1 ti I mil. It «* RMI Bank prat headeuartrrs *•'• Mn William Parrv. Mrs HLICIOUII — The? ! whe> Mn. Warren L. Mewei, '!••• li I I'ara and a cemplete line el huthiet , IIMJ.IIN Vt« i. t nmmsndft deity Sinai, ""•>•" »iM»r, Mrs John In rifht, of 41 Seaemere Ave,, isis) after taetlnej teles) be- 1 R!WT, llninn HMih. annmincrd lhal ih» "»•• Mrs John F Notfc*, Mr, ing prepared by Mn. Leonard (. Neti, 72 Menmouth vrtrhnnk rnnlMl will h» hrld att •'Uhard Maith, Mr* t.lovd I IM'ia * llvd., 'er (he Oceenpert Community Center (IsK Uy, 1 ihr nr«i martini, (XI 7, in High ;Ki>l»h«r. Mn A W. Norrla and ir/jsM .-^... lands post. 'Mrs * which will be held there Friday fram I to t p. m. t+L9.im BID BAJOC REGISTER •avaf "Air Tend Company JMBM Loeb. president, aid th. raoir company mads M} air Utl trip; All Time Mark flew KMS miles, ud carriei By Year's Events [raining Course RARITAN TOWNSHIP - MATAWAN - P. Atr Tail Company operate for the ISBS-im sehoei year wen M> IB Msesd at ths asJttol meetmg fro* butt it Hod Bask. N By JAMES MARIA* * _J . fig* of the tsjsouttvs committee of ths •a •ik. IdUwild and LaGuantia Air Press News Analyst override htm. BYATTSVIIXaT. Ml CAT) - It Is bsing held In the BJBjBJfIkaMkmV W^tammffMW eBsBjBBsBmmmmWl Irnmm^mt flammmlaaaaBaN *am •m• WASHINGTON - The always shifted over to *e Re- to ths Ad- Democrats could have roared publican St. Hasttt lag. 1« Broad St., sad wm csa> tflsV like tigers. Instead they Just fellow ttoaetor ato s weeldy sisrlam, img Job. mooed. President Eisenhower Mn. Wmsflctd, pros!- from a THINKING OF President on his vetoes. Isstwmoat mesaunmsat of rs>Loag to bo director of the Nor*, The crew eM a good lab of re- kept them cowed all year. It wss a shift of • the " " fallout, protacttoa i Moameuth County ana. Thai X* test of roadway Thanks to the IKS elections,ocrats to the Repobllcaa side The Borises the boroughs of Mate. batttsMBWiBtobotoaaigbsor. they took over the capitoi with ia the House which BJ- bymetMeu- FALL HOUSECLEANINC? the biggest majorities In both seuhower to get the trre aad wiB be prs- Houses since early New Deal of Labor Control BU ha tor Ip approval days. But they became pretty Johnson aad Raybara a at the first mistisg to ESTATE PLANNING • MWSTEH CHECKS • SHOAL CHidON* much yes-mea for ths President other Democrats would have ea> If. to St THEN THINK OF... From this Congress now tied for a milder oat. all nothing aa end Elsenhower got *f* The aregnsa wffl feature For information on a so much he wanted that he prob- shifts ably won't compiaia. Then art beta plan fee * taw tbaec Tha£<^tfiM*->lkg*t a expiautiOM for his getting the Democrats As opposition party to eat out a promise * Ptrlocm ss > yi.^ of eo^atioa. wfl bs LOW-COST LOAN of his hand: 1. His unexpected, ?sgressrre leadership. 1 The new RepuWicsn lead- en hi both House and Senate. J. The Democrats' failure to act consistently as a party. Whan it suited them, Southern Demo- crats split off and teamed up with the Republicans. 4. The Democratic Mrs. Jack Pamirs, •MSB) A ^^^ta^^|SkM XSsVsBSI Sen. Lyndon Johnson and Speak' eT'-lA WWKKW91tmmU19u Bull er Sam Rayburn. both of Texas— ea4Wf SmVeaktmeafi ^AsktsnamsaaCMwssBmmBm} #J^#t aasnltP«-r art conservative, middle-of-the- •ffmtSf """ " " road managers without fire. By warring ParMelpatlag ia ths puaamg the mftatfoaary wen Mrs. WasaMd, Mrs. RusstO 9. Then wen no stinging Is- netsary FALL HOUSECLEANBVG sues except one which Eisen- Yeas, Mrs. Jsmes Alexander. hower fashioned Into a club for Mrs. Kaaaa* MatsMe aad Mrs. SPECIALISTS! hitting the Democratsi inflation. derate buis. no matter Instead of showing a diminish- steaky.Mn.Kob- ing interest end Influence — ss said aboat me aaed tor Mrs.Ba| > RUGS • DRAPES • SPREADS might be expected of a President programs. finishing his second and last Uybsra. • ILANKITS • SUPCOVRS term— Eisenhower became In- foOowed MttoBB. Mrs. creasingly active. so meekly akag me road Mrs. Amort Won. Mrs. Goldberg. • PILLOWS that they Mrs. sasptro, Mrs. KOoerc MOT- Individual Republicans in Con- d L gress may disagree with Eisen- the hnpnsolsa of rlo aad Mrs. Laaa. hower, as they do. But the Re- ia awe of him, or at CALL SH 7-2800 publicans as a party took a tre- least to awe of his popularly mendous besting ia ths 1951 elec- with voters. Fallout Study FOR FREE PICKUP tions while Elsenhower rsmsJaed They caa say may prrwMtd enormously popular. oaaUuctivo aad OMparattte Without him, they had no po- followed Tomorrow Bey of their own. To fight him MATAWAN-A in IMo might have meant won mat Ibey SAME DA Y disaster fat the 1M0 elections. At a group they have gone along me partial mfanort wffl btgto la with him this year. Mtt. I p. m. tom e htelm SHIRT SERVICE At the start of this Congress by Matawaa Republicans in the house dump Antique Ante Club PubHc Health A the oias weekly Civil SH 1-1000 their lesder of 20 yesre-the 74- Tour Set Sept. 13 sieas wffl he conducted by P. T. year old Joseph W. Martin of II Massachusetts—and put In hii NEW YORK CITY - The le* age? place 59-year Charles Hslieck of Indiana, a much mere active 43S4nUo Glidosa tow of Mrs. Darofty Peaastti reports man. the Aatique AutomoMt Oob wifl that servkesto MOtswaa Bor- start Sunday from ough lacwaH n LEON'S In ths Senate, Everett Dirk- Ohio, aad ead Sept. If, la SINCE Itl2 sen of imonois. abusy ktod of bom, Mich. """"• dWe. V Safe • Vt HMT Qaft Wash WflUam Knowland of i to make the tear.Th s MvUls. who left ths Senate fat MM, aunaal OM Car Festival oa Ford's M Hslieck and Dtrksen. partfca- vmagVill a GratG a fflwff l bt MbadM to OfFKeV OfSN *» ID S ». M. FRUUTI larly the former, worked hard toPsarborn Sept M. Amoag those Opea bouse win tobal d at the keep the Republicans solid with expected to tsko pert hi ths tour east meeting, Oct «, AU DAY-ONE STOf SANKIN6 • 24-Hr. Shoe) the President and, when they is Richard E. Francis, Jr.. Nap- could, to get Southern Demo- tuas City, who will drive a Hit crats to go along with them. " " a Netherlands West ladies isle RED IANK SILVH KEYPORT EN6USHT0WN 44-7* WHITI STRUT MD IANR It was a potent combination. near the coast of Venezuela, is Eisenhower vetoed seven bill Beau Jack, former lightweight the top of a now submerged peek Always Aatple Pro* which Congress passed, but heboxing champna of tat world, is that was once forced above tat didn't like. And the Democratic- ns* shining shots m Sea by vtofaat am>l ESTATE •tANWINd • RESISTEX CHECKS • SHOAL CHeWOM© ACCOUNTS run Congress never once was Beach. CONGRATULATIONS Ked Bank Hegister OH WHATAPPURS TOBiTHt TOPHOKH DAW Full ipssd ahsad, Rtd Bank Rtglitsr. You Ksv* t«V«n • fUnt tt«s> fttwcpei \n Menmeuth County. Your first few Issues sir* ex*«tfy HM ^MU^ W Ikmj* titty, would be, • tradition whleK Kas servtMJ years. We take this opsMtfwMr *• J. HOWARD SMITH, Inc. SHOW ROAD, PORT MOHMOUTH, N. I j • ••• \ •ED BANK SEGHTW WaaWay.geat», l»t»-a a Book Mrs. Arthur Sodea marked her\ CM. F. ESoB. Amer- birthday at a family gathering] for American last Thursday. Post Mt, Rad Bask, re- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Menhen- kjraauofln- How to Pick a Nursery School- nett of Walnut St.. have been Diraetor J. Edgar visiting relatives in Delaware. "Maswra of De- Dr. Samuel Thomas of Cooper at a recast inaallni of Rd.. has returned from Utah, where ha spent a month moun- if Johnny Should Gotain climbing. Mr. Efcaa'a taSi WM a preface Mr. and Mrs. Corson EUis of Cooper Rd., have returned from Day Sapt 17. He urged By DR. BENJAMIN FINE AND ULUAN FINE a vacation spent in Canada. ' n to daaato the book to Bbrartoa. schools or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furh- Should you tend your ddd to anfaaiy adMol? Or would It be man of Natick. Mass., who have wiiar to save the moaay to pay cottage awjaaiM Uttr on? been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chris Segua of Walnut St.. have re- FOLKS turned to their New England You some hate byloeatad ta a bi|. old-fashioned BALTIMORE (AP)-D«a>ocrat tha following heaaa or hi a church hall. If the Home. J. Harold Grady hu ten con- Is CIMS ttM Gen. and Mrs. Joseph Hein SfiMMlM flft Us rsoMt election precautions hava rich and Miss Cathy Moon, all of phyiical coodltioos ara Cooper Rd., attended the Oil Cen- Hal DMOC ratio candidate for tennial celebration at Titusville, : but one. •** probably acceptable. Far more important thaa equip- Pa., last week. Tao mtottag vote* belongs ta aoaagh play mait ara tba toachan. Gea> Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlelock Sea. StMft Symtagton Lincroft SYIVETTE Miss Sharon White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. White MWOUTOWN SHOffINO CPITBt HWY. 35 of Majestic Ave., has started nurses' training ia Orange Me- morial Hospital. Orange. She hi HERTS WHY MMDENFORM TWICE-OVER GAN a gradaato of MiddMowa Towa- atdp Mgjkgctool. •^^bft.tofl li^atsi ^^Lfag^g^iasL s^gMg) gtsffJaM Fraak lbs* fr, tt lulsjailni NwM, apaMt wsakwHw WSS» *BsMaK* 7MV MaM9 MM trip by aaaaa aad ifcttai Los AaWSlSS Mafl eMaaMVa^Baflt. of Maatar Sgt aod Mra. Fraak Tcop of Dover, Dal.. last week with Mr. aad Mra. George Toop of Swimming River uas* Da Witt, daughtar of Mr. aad Mrs. AddtooaDa Witt dJ B^aj^^B^^^a^B^^^— BBfl^B^Bf^ BBAa^ fhf^^^^^ wt* Mr. aa4 Mrs. DsvM Aadar- aaa of NUMop Or. Mto> Oatre Intel, owaghtsi Mr. aaal Mrs. Harry Saytos _ Wast Froat St. wffl eater Moat clalr State College. Sha^ will ma- Mrs. Uabal Harris of West- ward Dr.. BMtkar of Mra. AMred WWntwO CO Mr IMMM Mr. aod Mra. Jama* Wylto of Manchester. N. H.. ware guests r at home, hM •or aaator year ta EXTEND LIBRARY ELECTRICALLY DRIED! SAN MARCOS, Ta«. (AP)-Tha •anther. Baptist Convention to Electric drying is safe drying. Dust, soot and smoke can't get at your banning to artaad Its library aer- Only Twke-Ovar has aM tba Am not tea* avory "small towa. vil- clothes. There's no sun-fading. Your things tumble dry gently in clean, iMtsres aa alaatte Wa aataal electrically heated air. Towels come out fluffier. Sheets need lest ironing. And ri Tha Raw. Praasta ChwM, Tevas only eUetrie drying keeps colored clothes completely saft from fume-fading. tattst Hkrary praatdast. as- Jiaatasftat mere an abort tM Electric drying ia easier on you, too. No heavy wash basket*. No •apttst cJamh Morarlaa to tfca clothesline calisthentics. itato hat aaaat af thorn aro ta aiga motiopHtao aaotora. Make your laundry oH-electrlc. With an electric dryer, w BROTHER TEAM washer and water heater, washday's strictly a push-button affair. invmri WMMnu of COMPUTI IA NF.W ORK (AP)-Two broth Your clothes will wash clonn. And dry clean. Fresher than *. Re lae* SMM V»r MIHI ••4 kra I* Mt*rtlt HIM iM •ltw*S I* t»»t Imtl>l4ul •rs ar« taking car* nf the ma)or sun-dried every time! _ a. •• *•»•• a*t« •»!«••<• VIM auimtia tkii fritt til far rH . • , •« til IIMM , , , nuslcsl chor»i for the production •ItlMM *Urf a. m tttrm if "Naratnga" which rtarhos Safe Your RwaMy KNvwatt Doator Amadwav In Nnvimhar. JCP&L ThtM ore Is by Harold Arlffl. hr~y Ofttral Power A Light ttvran cnmiMsrr. 1b» ahnw uihritra la lii h* londuriad by Ills > ttc SasdNjrt»--i/4 •r 1000't Me 12c Clfarotto Ufbtort Ifc OC SOt Ot 12 vrMRMMJ WIOBWOS ....MC FREE GIFTS TO THE HRST 200 ADULTS—COME EARLY DRUG COMPANY 46 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. 1 Bar9n»n Stores . .'** BOYS CHINO SLACKS *i\siZES o to 16 MIW FLA4POU — At • ceremony yesterday in front of tho Willow Stroot School, Fair Hsven. « now flagpole wai dadieatad. Hera. John Damico, taeend from Isft. oighth grade das* prattdont, r«ii«f tha flag whilo Mrs. Joi.ph F. Huntor, board of aducation vie» pra»idsnt, a»i$*s him. Looking «" •'•• '•*• •• ri»"*> Suparintanden* '• 'BloA or Toi Chariot E. Howard and Potar DaK. Duiinbarra, a board mombar. K • Dance Slated Business Mirror y Port For Teeners By SAM DAWSOIV RARITAN TOWNSHIP - All AP BUSINESS ANALYST township teenagers have been in- vited to the first dance and social NEW YORK (AP) — Business some of the recently acquired to be held by the "Rariteeni," Hurts its new year this week factory working rules which it a new youth group. with more than the usual parcel say a add to costs. ^- ZIPPER Poit card, which entitle them of uncertainties. Detroit isn't the only place to admission and refreshment*, they're wondering whether mo- as For many industries and most have been mailed to all eligible* merchants. Labor Day is much torists will take to the new com- for the affair, which will be pact cars—and if they do what staged Friday from T p.m. to more of a turning point than that will do to sale of foreign midnight in the Township Hall Jan. 1. cars here, or to the larger mod- parking area. This time many businessmen els of American make. Music will be provided by the are keeping their fingers crossed The return of an auto buying r "Harbor Lights," under the di as they tee what the coming spree like 1955 would have a rection of Johnny McLean, local 4*ys and week* will bring. spreading effect all through the orchestra leader. Recording star Before the month is over, they economy. Johnny Kay will also make an could have answers to many And one place it would be felt appearance. A cha-cha and jitter- problems: What the Russian pre- quickly is in the money market, bug contest wilt be conducted. mier's visit will bring, the ef- where tightening credit and ris- Chairmen are Jack lazetta, 31 fects and outcome of the steel ing interest rates are just be- Cornell Dr., North Centerville, and copper strikes, the debut of ginning to be felt at the con- and Rosemary Huber, 2 Poach the aew can and new models of sumer level. Dr., Harlet. assisted by Madge the old. tightening money, the Coat of bank loans to business • A. Burnt and Thomas Kelly. chills and fever at present in the already has risen. Talk is grow- caV Only teenagers will be allowed stock market, how freely con- ing that charges on installment to attend the affair, with casual sumers will buy the new fall buying is coming next The big las* dress the order of the night. Mem- goods. credit institutions have just an- bers of the Chestnut Hill Civic Headlines will center first on nounced they'll charge auto deal- Association and the Youth Guid- the arrival Tuesday of Premier ers more to flnanca Inventories 9—— ance Council will serve as chap- Khrushchev. The visit ha* evary- and tales of cam- r\ arons. one guessing, businessmen along In the housing field, mortgage with the rest. What will happen costs hive risen and more build- mi* to the cold war hat dollar and ers are complaining of trouble in Voting Rules cents impact on the defense in- finding investment funds for dustries, especially aircraft and mortgages. lectronics — and it just possibly Consumers continue to part Are lasted could bring lower taxes in time with their money with a free WEST LONG BRANCH - Sept. Mr. K. teems likely to renew hand — on vacations, recreation 34 it the last day to register his request for more trade be- and personal care. But some mer- for the November general elec- tween East and West through re- chants say store sales haven't tion. J. Russell Woolley. county laxation of American curbs on picked up at they should. They Republican chairman, aaid today. exports to the Soviet bloc. He blame hot weather in some cit- No transfers are permitted may give American businessmen ies and a late Labor Day. They from one county to another—but some clue as to how much of a are watching closely to see if only within a county, he said competitor Russia could become fall goods now start to move at "If a voter moves before Sept. in world trade. a faster clip. 94 he must notify the superin- But crowding even Mr. K. for Perhaps the greatest uncer- tendent of registration or his mu- top billing will be the steel and nicipal clerk, either In person or tainty of all at the moment is copper strikes. This time busi- what the stock market will do. 4 POCKETS by mail, of his new address, Mr. ness sees in the conflict between I Bulls and bears have been on a Woollry said. If such notice it and aot given the voter cannot teeter-totter of late. n vote at the general election. damental principles than in any Many investors and traders are previous postwar tussle. If the voter moves between having a hard time deciding if Both tides seem more deter- the bull market is over, just Buy Now and SAVt at lept. 29 and Nov. 3, Election mined to stick by their guns in Day, ha may vote from hit old taking a breather before a new address upon signing an affi- the fight over the questions: Can climb, or in for a correction— davit giving hit new address, the there be a wage Increase without a word that means that many this LOW LOW P"»ICE COP chairman said. further inflation? Should man- high flying stocks may be brought agement be allowed to change Mr. Woolley added voters must closer to earth. be citizens 21 years old at the time of the general election. Any- Hoipital Patitnti Norman Luettchau, 411 Bay view Ave.. Union Beach; John Maloney one not a citUen by Sept. 24. but Among the medical patients In who will be by Nov. 3, can regis- 31 Rumson Rd.. Rumson; Lester ter and vote. 2mMrs. Evar*£Lt Miller , II*I Laure* l Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke of 109 Voters mutt be a resident of Ave., Hailet: Mrs. «M ttate six montht and the Schwart 4M N George ^i./ TJZ" :k to SdtooK* . 4M Naveslnk i e., Mrs, ship: Mrs. Edward Schwahl, 239 aountty M daysd , MrM . WolleWll y ssidid. Christopher North St.. and MrsT Lynwood Anthony Sotua. 40 Birch Dr.. Man Killed, 3 Injured Harvey. 24 Bay Ave., all of High- Shrewsbury: Mrs. Lee Sutter. On Danish Freighter ind Mrs ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - A 17 Rodack, Patterson Ave., Hailet. year-old seaman ia dead and Shrewsbury; Michael Btrna, IS three other seamen have been Newton PI.. Mrs. Frederick Ln- hospitalized here with serious In der, IN Ramsey Ave., Mrs. Wil- MaeAdam Oim|ilrlr« rtSAsn Juries sfter a fall aboard the Dan liam Reed. 71 Myrtle Ave.. Mrs ish freighter Else Maersk. George Spatford. 36A Center Marine Training The four fell down a 50-foot Ave., and Albert Tharhc. 17 Mur- PARRIS ISLAND. S. C.-Ma Mm hatch while the freighter was 22 ray La., all of KransburR. rlne Pvt. Andrew K. MacAdam. miles off thll resort yesterday Robtrt Franklin. I.t Michigan •«• °t Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Mac- bound for Norfolk. Vs. The dead Ave.. Port Moamouth: Mrs. Don- Adam of 17 Birch Dr.. Shrews- h was identified as Peter aid tickets. IM Manor Pkwy bury. N. J.. completed recruit rk, 17, of Kobenhaum, Den IZ I Mneroft; Mrs. Robert Blackmaa, trainiag Sept. I at the Marine snark. IN Church St., Btlford; Mfi. Corps Recruit Depot haro. The In Atlantic City hospital are Herbert Cannot, »7 Prospect 13-wttk training schedule iaclud- lent Morten sen, 30, also of Ko- Ave.. Uttrt lilvtr; Gustav El- sd drill, bsyoset training, phytl- benhaum; Ksi Jcppten. in. of «•!*, U Rttttsdac Dr., and Toivo «•' conditioning, parades and Taastrop, Denmark, and Kwok HJnrth, Everett Rd., both of Mid- ceremonies, and other military SCHOOL Yu-Chun, 33, of Hone Kong The dVtnwn; James Finucanr. 27 subjects. Three weeks were spent hospital early today dracrfhed Kdiiebrook ft, New Shrewsbury; on the rifle range whera the rs- thtm as In serious but not critical Mrs. Robert Howal. ON River cruita fired MM Ml rifle and r» condition. Rd . and Mrs. F.va MulvlMII. 041 reived inatrurtlnn In basic Ma- A Coast Guard spokesman here,Hiver Rd., both of Fair Haven; rine, infantry weapons. •aid the four crewmen were Kenneth Johnson, Monmouth Av,, standing on a hatch cover whm Nivmink; Mrs. John McGowan, World War I Veterans a boom fell onto the cover. The SM Reachvlew Ave. Union boom broke the rnvrr and llrach; ('. Parker Runyon, Lau Schedule Card Party pled the men Into the hatch. rel La. Rumson, and Mn. atone- dirt .Smith, t Hawthorn* It., MIDDLRTOWN - World War I Veterans of Monmouth County NINTH BIRTHDAY CltlfWflOd. KEYPORT - Mist Loro Illcox, Surgirtl patients include Mn. met Friday In the local VFW hall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owlet Richard Hoehmler. 13 Maurlra The grnup was addressed by Illcox. First St. was honored Avr, Mrs. Alton* RloadtS). «f Owns F. Rrutnn Commander Wednextay at her ninth birthday Comptnn Avr, and Mn. Clifford Plans were announced far a patty, (rumii were Harbira Me Srhn.'Mi r, 14(1 Monnw Avr , all t the Carthy, Penny and Nina lainhn of Wml Krunit.iitK Waller Vnlk. In Donna Kuarlnyji, A tin and IMi U llrarh Illvil . Highland*; Mr. 20 Alfred W, Jamraiin and rim Slliox, Martha l)orl, Reed Heads 7-12 Matawan Council OK's Regional Board School Split Survey ATLANTIC HIQHLANDS - Charles A. Reed. Jr., AtUntic mghlaads, wu elected president OK Election Heeds Petition ef the new regional high adnol Raritan Parents Ask Board of Education Uft night For Pay Hike George labty, Highlands, wai Request; Board aaaad vie* president ot tha Ml school board. In Matawan High School Buses Both nan were selected MATAWAN — Approval RARtTAN TOWNSHIP - The Bitterly Opposed oatiy by tha board attar a briat ggrante d byy tthha Mayor and Coun- •ecattw session il l ih Board ot Education mat la MATAWAN - Borough Council, cil last sight to bold a referen- dal assskm last night to accep£ t List Key port D. da** Nov. a tot a veto oa propro- - by unanimous vote, last night He Vgbtaads. and WDUam Posts, transportation bids and found the OOSepoaadd M170U0 pottoirikis mpary MBMWho*L. awarding of contracte wu not authorized the county superin- aaked that they not The Ma only tranaportatiOB problem. Faculty Schedule tendent ot schools, Earl B. Oar* end for either post paex oa the Unexpected protaats ware KEYPORT — School opened rlson, to prepare a survey re* they hoM atoUUr peal- Pottos catof, from 80.780 to this morning with a faculty ot 83 . • tha existing school *,«*-. eaptato. $U78 to $0\87»; raised by residents of the Fleet- port regsrding the advisability wood Park area over their chit- signed to subjects snd boards. ssrgssat. MOOT to tMCT; aad grades la the high school and splitting the township- Tb« new group. stiUwgaaisa-patrolmsn. HOM to OMtO; $4,- Idren having to walk to Keyport High School. [our elementary schools, John O borough consolidated school dis- ttoa meeting In the local school. 170 to KOTO; *M07 to S4.007 and Hsrtder, superintendent ofjtrict. selected ths third Wednesday ot $3,000 to $4,300. Mrs. Thomas A. Hornberger, 41 schools, reporta. •w month as ltt regular meet- the last police raise wu given PlaAwood Dr., led sn argument The action—which la the first tag data. Tha board will matt ontwo yaars ago. or bus transportation for all the Faculty members snd their ss-!step under state Iswstowsrd __ odd-wanbarad moaths la Allan- la a Jettar tram tha Board ol IM ASK tWAMATION —AHornay and former mayor, Edward W. Currie, stand- high school children living over a aignmeau tor the new term are trict separation—wu taken be- Me HlgMsada and tha araasjm- Educattoa, tba goverateg body Ino,, addrettas Matawan Borough Council last night in a pita for division of the bait-mile from school. Hazardous at followa: fore a packed house sfter presen- ^^ ^k a UlAlb Arthur J. AbbazU, general *ci- tation of petitions by attorney waa invited to attaad a board Matawan Tawnship-Matawan Borough consolidated school diitrict. Some 350 res!- roads without lidcwalks and p TheAUaatte Nstton- baarlof Oct. $ to Traatoa at 2 schedules requiring students to once; Richard A. Uagiey, type- Edward W. CCurrie. al Bask wu the ot- p. m., before, tha atato Division dents have signed petitions asking separation. Seated around tha table are: Coun- walk home in darkness were writing bookkeepittg; He estimated the number of cilwoman Mrs. Canevieve Donnell, left; Councilman Rollin Richards, left faragroHnd: cited. StanUy Baker, boys' phyiicii eti- signerg a at "more than 330." The ana $10,010 operating The board it seaktog attto par- lerevgh Clerk Arthur C. Hall, foregroundj Councilman John R. ©arey, right, and A referendum on ttje question ucatiOB aad coach; Elizabeth Bal- TherTh e are 2.832830 registerei d voters b EliiabetElibhh in thh e boroughbh. mlsatoa lor • ' ~ otap- Ceaneilman Vernon A. Ellison. Tha county superintendent hu for cm* 31 days to prepare Us report. Mrs. tf. C V«i Note, t board SSSTol a Ugh school. S£i WM appointed aetiag Tlia baarisf win be open to ths to take" similar votes. Council must then decide whe- ~~ heard Is sa> Country Fair R. Thomas Jsnnsrone, suporto- Carhsrt, guidance and Joseph A. ther to ask the state to permit a public. Red Bank-little Silver Caristtsao. referendum on the question. psctodto y JWOBBBB 40031 tendent of schools, advised Mrs. •no, English one, and offends aad an J. Mailer wu appoiatad aa a reg- to Hornberger thst school beard woridnahistoryu . Mr. Garrison declared late test atlta lopt ular patrolman. Ha has com- Realignment Is Completed Set Open members were elected to make 1 T. Collins, clerical office night thst he opposes site reduc- pleted six aooths's probation tion of tchool districts and ex- Coaaea tatnctod the borough ,«_- Tomorrow pressed a "lack of enthusiasm" Taa board also that clerk to sead a letter ot thanks to American history; William Davis for separation. Realignment of the Red Bank- NEW SHREWSBURY — Fea- not be put to a public vote. Jr., commercial geography; . .toarika- ths County Board ot Fraeholdars Uttle Silver boundary line hu tures galore ere planned tor the Private Governing body members de- ttftoilint stea taataasiagfor recant county iaiptovainaots HeSSe Firm George DuBonla, physics ana vie- clared they "are not taking been completed, unoffidslly. New Shrewsbury Country Fair "Just because we elect a school usl stds; Janice Clawson DeLan- tor As «n» fcjator-aasJor t to the Aberdeen sat causeway. which opens on Tinton Ave., next board doesn't mean we can not sides" at thU point. Said Mayor Ugh achosl la fte county. Cyrus K. Brown, A msp of the new line wu pre- ey, English two; Marion OeLuca Ralph R. Dennis, "All we want to Gets $5,862 to the Garden State Parkway, put a vote to the people" da- atenogrsphy two and typing one; School offldeto tram boat * hot- head of the attest departmentpt, sented last night st the Red Bank at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Big crowds dared Mrs. Hornberger. do now it get more facts." Ihe bboard d la aaaouaced ththatt ththa pavini g off A At- are expected. Jay W, Uemarest, senior science Plaanlag Board meeting. The hiring of a private bus and general science, and Alfred Expected Delay ftJsarea.Jare lantic Ave. will get under way Benedict R. Nlcosis. board Road Job Six tents have been set up by List month, council officials ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Bor- was suggested when willingness W. UeSantia, junior busineu Bail B. Oerrteoa. coaaty school soon. chairman, said that, with the ex- exhibitors, representing local or- to pay for this service was training-. ssid the body would torn the Md the beard Mayor Ralph R. Dennis re- ough Council last night warded gsnizsthms and a varied pro- petitions over to its attorney, that the curriculum that tba ception of two tracts, all prop- a contract tor $1,862.70 for street gram is planned for the hundreds voiced by a Middle Rd. resident. Chsrles J. DiLieto, commer- 1 "The problem will go beyond the dsl sritnmetic; WiUism T. Doug- when received, for study. to be resotvea no- aoalag ordinance "is not dead. erties formerly assessed bt Red repairs to Chsrles J. Hesse, Inc., of visitors expected to flock to private bua" stated Mrs. Horn- Council met behind closed fere It coold determine exactly He said couacU Is still working 00 Bank will stay la that borough, Belford, lone bidder on the proj-the big show. Fred Pickerell is Us, general Kience and biology; berger. jHsrotd R. iuclettoa, junior busi- doors, however, prior to the pub- what type aad aamber of class- and all lands asieuwl in Little ect. general chairman; J. Lester Rig lic meeting lut night, and had toeau would bo aaadad la the The sum will be expended as y, vice chairman; Mrs. Anson Henry Brawn, 00 Fleetwood Ueas uaining and commercial Silver will stay there. Dr., felt hU 13-year-old daughter arithmetic; John R. Fiorino. the resolution ssking the county aew school follows: 2,130 feet oa Center Peckhsm, secretary, and Guy survey already typed and on tha He potato! oat that ths heard Ou Far One Ave.; 2.130 feet on Lawrie Rd.; itzpatrick, treasurer. should have transportation to the American history two and world Congress high school since 13-year-olds history; Homer Gsriufson, instru- table by the time the regular could aus ragtoaal study pun The exceptions an that one 130 feet on Fourth Ave., and «M Beyond grand opening ceremon meeting started. previously prepared u a be feet on Seventh Ave. es. demonstrations ot square were being tnnsported to eto- mental musk; Raymond R. Groa- parcel new taxed to Little Saver, mentary school. hob, typewriting two; Kathrya After nearly two hours' pub- far Hs gsMBtofc hat that It t Uncertain on oa Spring St. will go to Red Council will confer next Men- dancing will take place through lic debate, the resolution waa y at S p. n. with Borough tomorrow night, starting st 7 Declaring that taxes sre going R, Johnson, typewriting two, and read and quickly adopted. Bank, and one piece ssi Auditor James A. McCarthy. Jr.. clock. to increase anyway, Robert H. Robert L. Ksstsn, American His- Oarrtaoa said the aaw Adjournment In Red Bank, on Grant PI., will on financing details of a proposed To Chsssi Qasaa EnglUh, ot Woodland Park, HU tar, oa* A atete board of review, it Mr. Silver. Board later officially petitioned, would ay WAHONOTON S20.008 bond iasae tor street im. Friday's big event win bt theadditional bus service for "" Lydta E. Kara, English «he •eap- provemeata and otter projects Ugh school students sta decide whether to permit a refer- OWIMTSi selection of a fair queen. Judging tour and public speaking: Thad- andum. If the state board should IMt at g«s Mast He vailed today aa a harassed and Also to be discussed at the ses-will start at t p.m., according be made available. deus P. Kreasavage, physics; Realignment ot the Red Bank sion an recommendations ad- refuse, Mr. Currie hss stated that ttat al beefcertog Coagraas saailsd Its Fair Haven boundary line wss Mrs. Thomas Henesy, who Is Bus contracts were awarded to June Laughlin. stenography one proponents ot separation ara schools to ths way toward a sssuiaqlj ever-re- vanced by the State Division of making tha arrangements. Fol Robert Hellrich and Son, East and Junior business training; Cla- treattog adjoanaasat date, completed la July. 1057. Local Government in reference lowing this, there will be music "prepared to take court action to tat what fadttnos an A boundary line committee Kesnsburg. for two routes. No ra Lockwood, English three aad if, to the futon, it becomes nec- vneiW^kmmAB *wA suPM•ntnnlt MBLcnn* later-party coaaaresaises to the routine administration ot and songs by Jean Reed. other bids were submitted. One four; Janet May, cooking; Gor- Wag progress oa such tram Red Benk snd Little SHver borough statin. essary. fat tjrpes of coastrue- baa beea working on a new A full day of activities, stort- contract totals BUOOi, the other. don G. McGuire, Jr., basic math- The Board of Education, which ttoa asadby varioaa architects. FBtcnft ing at 11 a.m. la set for Saturday. 111.030. ematics aad general science; troversy threeteaiag dslays oa boundary line more than a year. Mrs. E. W. Speicher wiU con-Norman Rathbone. Haslet, in a Is solidly sgsinst separation, hu AB aje swam is The map wu drawn by Henry Another conference waa sched- John J. Mali, American histon taken the view that "the greater At 0M MtMt OT laW MaW*M bjP such msttsrs as Clvtt Rights aad duct a pet show for children in letter to the board, reported he and world history sad Henry Mit earorcsment of the Seaato's rules. i» Labrecoue, Red Bank bor- uled with Borough Assessor John morning, and, at 12:45 p.m., danger" lie* In the likelihood Mr. Oarrtsaa. ough engineer. S. Flitcroft This meeting, which found it impossible to submit a rosky, bookkeeping. that n proposed new school con- Senate Democratic Leader Mrs. Henesy will present her Ud on short notice. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tens.™. , wh—o. Aeording to the procedure In will be concerned with the per-models in a fashion show. There Hopte, board sec- Ksthryn D. Nolsn; world his- struction program will be de- burUlTc. *• *•* B"**** Haven align- centage of appraised value that Charles S. tory; Burtina Parcels. English layed "tor several yesrs." Mr. Baseh It carnally preti- has been will be a story hour conducted by retary, stated he sent out sixfour; Donald S. Praytich, man- dwat ef tht Atlantic Highlands plans of other """" ™* ment, aa ordinance must be the assessor intends to use U the Tinton Falls Library Com- sets of bids in ample time for The state Department ot Edu- to quit adopted by both boroughs to ef- tha 1000 property assessment, ual srts aad mechanical draw- •P^S^B*0 aBt e^ej*# OB%tBje^BjB*j—a—a e^ejoo^^ Saturday. Used the early part of mission at 1 p.m. returns. cation already hu Indicated "un- fect the realignment Mr. Nicosia will be an executive aeieion, fol- ing; Ethel Rtolty. Latia one officially.'' that it U opposed to aaari Icheol of Mlau and Rat- ant week as a more likely date. Ceramics Tee two; aad J*aa E. Robinson, bio- (vn Uiuvtfilly. He Is sssisttat He aaid that it Congress said approval also is needed from lowing council's next regular the division of coaaoUdatod dis- the property owaera involved. meeting Tuesday. Sept 22. A ceramics demonstration, fee- Recently, Earl B. Garrison, logy; Keaaeth H. Roblmon, at the Americas is to it wUrill I bte u«p to turini the work of Neil Festa. county superintendent of schools, tricts. JUftalag Co.. of the State OapartaMat to la other business, council ap- Asserkaa history; Ruth K. Scans- Want proved erection by th* County will start at 1:30 p. m. Then, at instructed tha board that It moat berg, English two; Dorothy L. a*rthAmbsy, whether Soviet Premier Matte S. 2:30 the Yates Children's Thea- have competitive bidding oa high SeparaUoxtots an proposing P.Brawa.ofthebosrd, Khrushchev, who arrives Tues- Board of Freeholders of signs to tasacir. sowing; George E. Sulli- Former Fiance detour heavy traffic from a ter will present ths show "Cin- school bus routes. van. English two; William Todt, thst a regional high school be has dhriatoadl- day, should be asked to address derella." Mrs. Henesy snd her The board approved the tonal- constructed. Last night, die-group 1 bridge on Ocean Blvd. The signs French one and two; Christina P. atssa aad Da- will read: Road closed to heavy models will show new methods lation of municipal water service Van Treaco, giria' physical edu< put in its bid for a Matawan , Fait "Wo always Accuses Raritan ot fashion styling at 4 p. in. In Ihe superlateadeat'a office, Borough-llolmdel Township re- ask at too." ha said.' Pro- traffic, tracka aad buses - de- cation; Joseph W. Welsh, EnglUh ssoatfc. A graaaato of Faaanl- they ask as tour by order at th* police de- Other Saturday attractions will Middle Rd.. at a cost of $71. The Edward Warshow, Eng- gional school. va^Btals DadvLty. Wsto. *«•* O°f pump now in use than will be r Man of Fraud include a performance by Franks throe: Frauds H. Woods, Within the next few yesrs. • ^ _ _ ^* . ^ . aajiB^^BS^L^^^a ajpa^ w aaaptag partment asJda a ssastor dagrso INsa Rat- r~~T~^ ws NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - A Enforcement will ba up to theand Mann. "The Mad Men omovel d to Beers Street School guidance: Dorothy B. Wyckott, al- Holmdel promises to be a gara Oatvefsh^r* oaaua on uu laadaome 31-year-old Raritan local police, the board noted, Magic." at S p.m.. demonstra- for possible future use. two, solid geometry and "wealthy-witti-ratablee" town on Dr. Thossu B. Ahera hu ban Ida Township man has been relessed since the county U without n po- tions of dog training by the Bsy< Iota SsUick, West ~ trigonometry, PnakV Zamnei- completion of a 120 million Bell a raasttat of oka borough II seriee of rales roadblocks set up la $10,000 bail in connection with lice force. shore Companion Dog Club, Inc., wu awarded the school sank coa- to. driver traininilu gcoach coach, , uand dit. Je -Labs Research Center and a 12 yean. A earth*, he wu gradu- by Sas. WaywMorse OMtn)^charge, s that he defrauded a pret- Council also: at 7 p.m.. and dancing, to thetract. rome ZampaUo, bays' physical (Continued an Page IS) ated fraa Iretgen Ualvertlty aad 'ty registered nurse of $0,001 over music of the Bob-O-LInk Or- Teacher coatracte were award- education. hat a daatol dagne tram tht Ua- Detey Lot Sate **» «• a five-year period. chestra, starting at 7: *S. ed to Theresa C. Welsh, 0,100; Elementary school antigen Police arrested Joseph P. Rescheduled public uto of ssv Hart Webber is the muter of Dorothea C. Taasey, SUB); Fe-an: H«lea M. Deepnaax, a _ era! tote oa Grand Av*. aad onceremonies for the fair and Hen-licetta J. Rich. KOOfc Lois Edel- Khrushchev's 1 Habbs, 31, ot OU Holmdsl Rd, grade arithmetic, scteaea aad He U associated VMOtS m tW9 PfiviaMM Eighth Ave. Jar the Sept. 22 ry Hollman will play the piano. $4*400; Pt|gy J* BordM( tothuneM. Haslet. Friday at the E. R. meeting altar aa error wu dis- H,0M. aad Mary Haaarto. SS,0M. health; M. Every* Malaaey. eighth Coagntt ysstsiasj wMpaed Saalbb * Sou plant la North covendia the legal advertise- grade social studies; Hlldegarde Stops Vague through a hmSSjmpSfc Rcouwkfc whan he Is employed. D. ara. Ma Ho wu released oa ball later. sasat, which. ahoaM hava sat ths Mead Quite Council Pawea guage arts; Frances ft. Cotetet. WASHINGTON (AP)-Much of OTsi vJMvtnliyOT* WOT 4 Habbs wu la appear to hta uto for last night; ssvsath grade arithmetic, ast NHtite S. Khrushchev wiU BBBBI BBBBI •>jt^g*a»fl §t^M •steal Ctart Monday la can " sad a porttoa of Prospect us oa Ms visit to ths United aJHBBl BBaav gaBwBBPBBaT a? aa^BBBI Rtkm R wu a "mi Borough Post Police Laws eakh; Donald F. is still sn offlclsl mystery . t U Just as acttaa waft fee charge hat tf* sak, seventh grade language War n vetsrea, > to ooatoraj with a ri Two ordlnsaces establishing even though Ms srrivsl Is oaty hi tha sabdivision Thomae H. Mead, IN West srti; Theodore Patch, seventh sts dayk away. IN 30341. Tha lai View Ridge, approved by the Front St., Red Bank, borough new police posts snd ssUries grade social studies; Kettle R. So far oaly a bare-bones jut- id to Attgut, 10M, mechanic for 30 yean, laat alght were passed last night by RedBhimberg. Mary C. Downs*, aad as of ths Soviet Premier's ltto> Mra Vaa Nssa has Mvad M «M73-1$. Both wen wag over the vasEsr announced his retirement. Beak Council. Jack N. Richard, sixth grades; J* oharga agatost Habas WM One meaeure sets up s six-maa Mary Dsmlla, Noriae J. Schanek. erary hu been issued here, sW two-thirds SMrgto aeedsd to mm- •fjo •» hOM Margsret Asa Rotund to Boraagh Engineer In a letter to Red Bank Coun- though the announcement of Me beard ride a veto. nurse at St cil, Mr. Mead said his rotlremeet detective bureau of: a captain, aad Alice V. Smith, fifth grades coaatog wu given out by Pree- ws* etftctiv* Nov. IS. However, aad Anaa M. Burke, fourth trade MB bacaau k with accumulated leave time. and a polk* detective. Included Harriet M.EuteiBBdaadAdeto I aaf BBBOB. ftflBal BBBBBBBl BBBBBV BBBBBBBW BBW tf Mr. Mead will leave Me post * tha ordinance to aa tacnau B. Jehasoa. fourth grease; War- BB* WrM to the number i Aa apparent reason for the do. OttfUoaCe. aiolicoj. Tha aaw • hsase Sept. 30. • rasa A. PaUoa. Madeline M. Pa-lay Itoa la red tape la MoaoaWf " om as tf thin pnjjioi. bat tha Council accepted Mr. Mead's geanu, from three to tear. sieau. aad Henrietta B Rebbv thicker than the Washmgtaa The other ordinance tetab gafMB thlgaal hajg^HB/lBBaa B^PBBas ^VOJBgf RgBJBjBj SJQSS/|BB^P J reslRnstion "with regret" a w p| y 4BM variety, wnkh makes still more MOW Oho PratMeaVt hadget •WoW V9 Mil mW9, BUnton Hurt "He served us long and faith- a pay scale of 00,110 tor deteo DsorrD , tint t and ssooad gradss; difficult the already arduous Of BM) hottagh otaatn. Ho on* cate la fully," Councilman tlv* captain, aad $0,000 for detec- Fraacet Conover aad ArUae A. ot preparing for a historic MtesRacaysaMahSBMtHabbs Frederic E. tive lieutensnt. g| fro* MaViaji aa Oho Wgk- •I it, Fwuf t M HM when tw In Car Crash Clench, Jr., said. Chintry, second grades; visit of top Importance. Itau school hoaid. wu to ordsriy at tat hatpltel At IU Auj. 3 meeting, Borough Dougherty, Mary J. Hergert, end White House Press Secretary Mr. Uhty. aa ogtat far the Law to Protect aad aha a ttodoat mm. HEW SHREWSBURY — Seat! Councllmsn Everett C. Bsyntnn Council promoted BenUmln H. Gladys B. Sllcoi, first gradea; James C. Hsgsrty hs* nsmed la\ak0MO, Jl faff laff WaMMt BB^a**a*aBV «U I * I • Olnv.f and Irving L, Krako- PradaaUsl losanaee Co. Edit Bhutan, 0, of 107 West Rerun said no replacement hss been Ethel R. Cherry. Wllma Oerluf the half doten U. 8 clttet WIM Horaea Signed PI.. Red Bonk, was reported to wltch from sergesnts to lieuten- etn, and Marian Rutherford, pre- ottai In New York, he served MOO MlUioai Job. found for Mr. Mud Khrushchev will visit a trass lBtt-IW oa tha total baud, Mr, Msad served with Battery ants In the detective bureau, primary grades; B. Dorothy Co- datea. Mr. Uhty It • veteran of World hone hards of lbs Wast, vanish- Ibhcd ky Strike Medical Center this meratag. F off thh e 20th Flsldd DDivision In hen, spsclsl trslnshto class; Re- The White House hss an- UO Sehattt seedal sAirsbis War II, too to president ot the tog from tha Americoa HtWARK (AP>-AS na wu taaaa awre y*je*sraay World War I. and saw action in APf ROVE MAPS te© the deulled ache4> after the car he was driviag France tor 13 months. SBA BRIOHT - The Mayor ctoss, sad Thareu A. Ichsaons, nle for th* first two dsys of the wafk hat bssa hasted by • strihe strwek a tree oa Sysjaiois Ava., Council approyed the appoint and Council last night approved MalUC« Sept. 18-37 visit. The** ara af ohstt ON etoctrldaai. mmt of John Mlldrum, 71 W*l-maps ihowlng the subdivision of initial daya to The SMB. •MSBbars 1 Mr sHiHaWi WM UBBBBV 19 atM (tea St., and Chsrl** Dwysr, II the Shore Gu a Oil Co. property UONS Par Lav. an liN, T:M. *M. I •mi:* anaa>aA_A Mata •• Tka Mawai l •jajsjaBBBBBBBsawa) vaajaaBj •«« BBpaj a^*a«aBBBj NN1 0fLAY-tN«OU TOtAYI lbs vital cash few yun aga lav liM, I:*). Oraat M. Lautt Bank CiAilft tTAITINw IN the rttt-nNMiAg smash, "My Pair Robbory I:H.T:N. »*. Lady" ASwURYPARK QUICK gTART St. Jaant It Started With NKW YORK (AP) - The muii KIMIIM, 7iM, 1:17, ARTHUR MURRAY cal hit "Gypsy" It eernlng e OwARTIf Of NAUTIIS — Faur participant! in the Mlit Lrrie-BhM Denim 1 IS, 7:11, • II. klv pmfli of |M 0IK> nr«* Ameri** paf eent tfaa) out •• the ifarr af fha waak-laitf nrrki b#lr»v# it th* Mghvii n*l Oeeea—Cor Th* Flrii Tim* 1S7 Irood S«H R«d lank SHodyt4d« 1-MM in l*sit hltiory «oMet» at Atlantis City. Fram left) Mlttet N#w Jersey, 7:»»,»:»». Th> predurIMm n vapetiad Hi •overly Ann Oamerakl; New Yark City, Ellieboth Ann KSAMSaTtlRO have paid off its entire MN.aW 711 C«t*iMM Avt. \,••Step * AstNiry Parti—PR 4-2700 Helmet; •enmyUenle. Lali Jenet 'larcy, ene) New Yard Cutaa •Darby O'Cill a Mtllf rsMtslliatlMi hy ssrly October, People 111. 111. »M CSM A five moaths attar opening State, lannla Jo Marejult. I A» Wlrephete) Long Shsdow IN. IN, IN ATLANTIC iwXMUNBB —la Mies Kathertoe Selects Jane Nugent Resumes Activities daughter of Mn. UNrON BEACH — In Orsce IAIU MLVER - Tha HiUysr of Valley Dr.. Mat- Methodist Church here Saturdsy, SHREWSBURY - waa. aad the late Walter Saber, Woman's Club is sponsoring Miss d Mttvttiw Thursday To Get tba bride af William Jane K. Nugent, daughter of Mr r Mark Scott, son of Mr. and Mn. snd Mn. George obert Scott of m Center Ave. St. became the bride of Milton IS Clovcidsle dr., as IU candl Mn. WBMssa J. Padea, chair- tav. Gaorga Tsyter officiated at snca. fMSJ-Mr*. Attest T. Vertch, Nurse Degree forlock, Jr., son of Mrs. Susan- a past chair- A Warlock of 30 West Front Shrewsbury Country Fair tomor Rev. Leon Zinkler offi- row, Friday and Saturdsy. Judg- Mn. 3. Leff. Amsri- Tomorrow ing takes place Friday night. chalrmsa, EATDKTOWN - MHa staHather, Miss Nugent, II, Is a graduate gave CM Certtficatos IJndemaim. daughter af Mr. la had her The bride, the daughter of the of Red Bask High School where to leted the Mn. H. D. llwiiwsaaa. M wyefc- . Rob- te Mr. and Mrs. she ranked fourth survival off RoAV. Is aaa of SI aiansa wha ertsvibe sa matron of honor, aad cart, was given la marriage by the bar.wM b* graduated I her stster-ta4*w. Mn. Ralph was hesd msjorette la her senior eugh's Chrtt DaiaMt council. uS _t ,Luke's Hospital Mstawan. aad Miss Shir- Her gown of Chan- year; vice president of the stu- ReesMagi etrtUeatw wenNurita* ley Marvel, also of Matawsn. Ully lace faB over satin, aad herdent council la her Junior year; Mn. WtlM It linu. Mn. WU- bridesmaids. fingertip laagth veil was attached secretory of her sophomore class Han T. Wlrataiaa, Mn. Robert Tha bride's waits length gown a sequins and seed W. Baaaatt. Mn. Philip H. was whits lace, and with it she pearls. Her bouquet freshman clan. She had the lead Tasuss, Mis. Fnak M. Dua. won a matching lace Jacket Her la the cuus play during her jun- Mn. Bsrich aad Mn. UN. and stephanotis. •boulder length veil fell from a Miss Jessie Tsggart. Tbs chalrmaa also said the de- cfowa of white caraattons, h, who was her sister's ton-the school board for four yean. Mnaaat wUl am Monday at bar colonial banquet was aasde Miss Nugent under bar home. Ill Ptrkvitw T«r.. af (ha aaaw Itowan. pink lace over Woman's club UMfOlt resented her school at tha Girl*' Mn. Richard H. Molks nad a Is • groan dotted SWUM circular veil on her head, Citizenship Institute at Dnuglst* report of th* with a BMtchlag bsadbaad her colonial bouquet waa of pink CollageC_ , New Brunswick. mskes many of her own clothes, of caraatfcws aad a corsage of la Auaatfc City, with Mn. Padsa This month the will enter Stan- wtn wear one of her drosses to nk carnation*. Mary Stryker and ford University in California with this contest. Active la the Youth •ad Mn. Berich. Mn. MOUM at Mn. Seber wore a pink lace "honors at entrance." She plans ao. distributed the department sister, both of Keyport > Fellowship of the Red Bank Meth- yearbook. aad Miss Marvel waa at yp medi- odirt church, the candidate also tired is yellow.* Both had match- were bridesmaid*. Miss Stryke i is a member of the Red Bank Mn. Wkhmaaa, commuaity ing carnation headband*. lavender, and Miss Wor- aad publie welfare department Miss Nugent, who design* and Presbyterisn Church. ehairmta. read a letter from th« Terry Scott, Atlantic High- Miss Gail D. Hartman, lock, mint green. Both had Prieadf of the Little Silver Pub- lands, ths bridegroom's brother. Itching headpieces and carried He Libnry. thanking the depart Usher* were colonial bouquet* of yellow roses. Secretaries Hindu Dancer •eat for IU doaatioa. Tha letter Matewaa. the Wed to Joseph A. Esty Charles Spinola. Cliffwood, was latad books purchued with the bride's brother, and Henry >e*t man. Ushen were Carlyle Bruaey. Atlantic Highlands, the KEYPORT—Miss Call DUbrow After their wedding trip, Mr. Worlock, Keyport, tha bride- Initiate Six At Old Mill bridegroom's cousin. Hsrtmaa, daughter of Mr. and snd Mn. Esty will live la Belle- brother, and Judson Mn. Wtchmaaa said har com- engineer, Thome, Holmdel. EATONTOWN — Six new mem TINTON FALLS — In Ms be- snittes wtu meet tonight at After a wadding trip tha couple Mn. Harvey Garrison Hartmaa ville. where he is an initiated into Moo wa* Bra to Atlantic of Ml Broad St. bscsjae the bridal by Wallace and Ttor-- Tba bride's grandmother wore swled costumes of the East, bosao aa Salem La.. Little Silver. Tha bsccslaunato asrvloa aad mouth Chapter of tba National Plans will ba made to nuke efJasaphA.Bstar.sosi of Dr. aad nan of Belleville. Tba bride will light blue chiffon gown with a celebrated Hindu Dee Dryadals, OM By Hy Cunningham Coach Ewbank Looking Laaque's Me. 1 pitcher Utte thaa a menm ego, new to 1AON0 HAS ITS SHARE OF ODD INCIDENTS For Quarterback Insurance ptaaaat race tons toes the Baal •porto fans get together for • bull session, Ewnm am^m A^^^^^-e^^^^A BBmmawa dnamamnvm Veaaainwai'eV nBammdi anal area weeks. 'turns to odd or ran happenings. Brgr fJBBB/ amB9"mmmmmmj RrB^Bxmp EmB^mmmj BFBVRB S3 gBB^Swl wBJ FbotfeaD fans usually bring up tha famous wrong way CtaaMer tha plight ef Baltt- aad cewttoaed; "it had sidtarm staff gaffed hmmmm haaVtweo to a run by ley Wauls in tha Rosa Bowl many yaars ago. «OMmm?mx»j!^^ » mvmoe Oreaa waneima Bay camp, lonaan, y SB Uattes. the Dodgers to dead. A buaball addict recalls th» unassisted triple play by aw teeth* wimrd whe pricked ef Fair Havaa, * ' Bill Wambsganw of aeveland against tha 1920 Brook aw Cotoie the rlatmuTFoot- All-America Stooe Us last vtotory — a flvo- Kramer to expected out of serv- Wt, 44 Job ea Milwaukee Bat fyn Dodgars or tha parfect game pitched by Don Larsen ice shortly aad will rejota tbt gave Mm saves ta a sew ead of tha Yankaes. both In World Series competition. But, as. S atojBttcaltod George Packers. ottshad the Dodgem wtthto a what about racing fans? stddtod te the New York Tha former Michigan star will half-game of flnt ptoea ea Aug. BwUek has ealy defeas- strengthen the otteaslvo aad po-• — Drysdato haa lest six Moat radag addicts win quickly eoaw up wHh sition where lbs Packara wan •flight aad the Blague have tha Mpss4sad beet la tha 1M4 Carter Handkap at weakened by the sale of Billy skidded tato alto tor " mMm) Aanmmmwntoamm> HikABi mmmabmmaemaW fm_—.^-^A -^—•* UFe&IeV Hewtoo to me Clevelaad Browns. MUwaakaa, three OjftOJ JlOjllfJOjOJC* WMS HvWINi MMR IN WHl Ha baa alto had Sea Fraactoee. slot back. Bit Mt the wire together lor tha aaly that in stake* Dryilili haa atot SaBsd te pat Lombard! atoa said Alex Hawk. away a oamptoto game to six to, former South CaieUaa steed- ttorto and twice hae hose a rsbitma* am **-- «• - - - " out. likely will draw me start- h a^ieW BBJ BBjfJ paOI PJBOJBOJ* aelmjhfyaatheCa tag halfback assigamsa* far (as Taha tha case of tha payoff on two horses to win, Packers' aattoaally • totovtoss toss to almost half of the Dad- gAI wOLP WlmWatt — The Jl-memW «e» Leatuo ef Hectreiite Atteeletea, game with Washtagtoa at Wtas- gars' defeats (ll) to that spaa. and there was not a dead-heat This oddity occurred at cemploted its seesea pley et OM Orchard Cauntry CJwb lest weak. Trophy toe-Seletn, N. C, Saturday sight Now lt.ll. Drysdato goto an- Watarford Park in IMS when tha placing Judges put were: Top rew, left fe right, Lou Evans, Jim Olivare, Jack FalNles, Jim FttieeraW. Tha Redskins, moaawhOe, other crack at Junking fte stomp up tha number of Signal Way as the winner and the estotorsd their dsfsaslva back- tonight whaa tha Dodgers open Center row, toft to right, Marshall loggia, Jack Htiehnorbeia, Charles Seatt and* field by buying halfback Bill StJto "official" was flashed before the error was discovered. their final. tw»gamo series with Stave Marcy. Kneeling, loft to right, are Stava Toth. wary Homer, Ralph Nepali* from Baa Francisco. The 'Skinslast plaoe PbUadstatta at Us Signal Way had actually finished sixth but they had to ten* and Dick Traversa. gave up a draft choice to get thaAngeles. Uke tha Otoatt ead pay off on him — 16.60, $4.00 and $3.60 across the five-year veteran. Braves, the Dodgora have 17 The (Meats trimmed their rost- ramatatag oa Stay get board. Tha actual winner waa Good Traveller and die er to H dropping soph kaifbaok track also had to pay off on him — $32.60, $10.60 and Om Maraud, used day's rsst $7.00, coating tha association about $10,000, Old Man Early Wynn Chuckles; The Otaato, waft mew Ctfes- tost year; dsfensive has? BM WaVaame lead packed owe? to the Baas, aad dafsnsive ead JOB Beats Kansas City for 19th Jeteme. strtot wife WilmaiBa et'Bsn Bargain Night Numerous Pilots me toet of two wrm gt Ueto By The DryadsJe to M agatast B> tat off Phinies, who have drsppad IS Good Defense Is Hallmark Slated at Wall AAr e JJerseyans atLosAaeatos,atoemis BBm mmmmB. flaBm* si oa fheirmst toeg reed trip today, IV was awBx BJ paoktog e flve*eme toad with IS But the Feaitoaa Phils Oat of tha strangest races ever seen on a racetrack a ptoy. Aad mat caackto ta the of msir last U Of SE Conference Teams For Finale At Freehold games, wlm six ef mow vtotor- took plaee at Epeon. England In 1S28 when a gelding to from Early Wyaa FWSEHOLD-A check mraagh — theguywhowastoooldto BELMAR — Wall fes ever she Otaato. Braves aad named The Arrow raced against a pig for 180 yards. much hob la the American By CeL Earl H. (Bad) BWk UU Has Nsirew Sdet MS radag asaeM wft me FreehoM Raceway eatoay Plratos. whose Heavy wagering took place and the winner was — the League pennant race. et dsh oa a MMpitf aoto §MT local roster turns up a heavy iepre> TJd at PM It was spring when most of « balance. It may ha logical asatattoa for Now Jersey. Jhn Owens (11-11), a rigkt- P* radag faae Sabirday eight with whe ta 14 agaJaat aw the guya who pick the pennant give a slight adge la the bast Bacwg Secretary Mrs. Ooa- offense. Here, I'm paflod the aaaoal Bargala Night pro. Dodgers, waa tha Phils' chatoe that mistake. Tto goutheaatera Conference la staace "Ceaeto" Esstoa, emjey. •8 afaMaflfC wBBmmwl Bml wxBmV fwBmOY JgPOkTw* AmM wFwefmmmttal aBCf* Casey Steagal aad Ms New York wane ateed ef agatast Dryadato ead me Dad- maay waya to the nation's gera. who have a IM edge over deats that faB ta this category are assay aad vert- Ytakm wtrt geiiic to wta agala the work of my The finale wid agala taehma dUttocUea ef betog mt g la me AL. The WMtt Seat, with Paal Dtotssl (es I am of met torn M-top festore ovaato for the 1"* to hold me post, said Pillteatohltmm.. 9mm has won at. Back la ltn at Tenforaa a heavy storm devei- It haa tradWoaaBy bate a Seder hit last fear sad gsmtd me 11-year-old Wyaa drawing ia ff^^g hypocrisy la Boh Woodruff et Florida). I that fha number reaches e*. mrao ef Ms ; tha protram aad tha track was pelted •pot esslgnmeato st moat, night hstRats to pat Paul ea theregular Saturday sight prices. Ma first au' toaaee' shatoasJsatoetlt ton subsMMs. More reeaatly. Faaa wIM tee tha All Star Clas- Jsneyans to pilot horaaa hare ta wMk twe laehas of rate. Whaa tha flaiih second, but more likely takea a salutary staad ia psaat- his laat atari (agatott Sat Wr- would come ta AM, behind Johaay eed qaarter. sic Trophy race, open aaly *> one oaaeoa sine* the pari-mutuelatos). idag Its own aid codjrvWatera. meetings started in 1M1. Detroit or Clevelaad. It haa eeatrtbatad more perhaps * Warren th« feature eveat wtoaera 1^ Now Ifi September aad Wyaa. Oa the other . _. drivers, as well as Tha registry includes each top Jack taaford (IMl)rwha has •pa i Oar Stem woa tha fourth thaa aay ether seettoe to the ea- '--'- Stoto ratosmea aa me tost three to e rew. eajatoat the at 3S yean, eight moatha and thnsiassa aad success of major body wUlbapotottogat Bayou the aaauel Msamoam Couaty _. — ,_-•_. ,.w— ...---—— —-- UBHWmtwjBl mgma aiswuamm va. namptm -. - Ahkattolto Brothers, Aatheay end Plrataa aad Heddm threh e daysd , hah a won IIII . top in bowl games. It turns evt some of Ef*™ Fsstore. Beth ere 254ap events Flayers who are not averse to taking a nip now and for aay teateemn to . •aa cap a ama*eveni pronjnaa. CarmtoeCarmtae; MareMMM DDaacer . QOcerge (U<»•»)M • leafwd to M L mo AL. aad has beatea every wr greatest players aad coaches. scarred these days. rershey, Howard Camdmv Mteh. »• Bees, who have met ite of than had a field day back ta 1991 when Seltzer won at club ia the league for the first ]U supporters fervently declare Men maa IS state. time since ISM iu depth el ejealtty Rlg*bstad W.JptoeeA*,*,, .Hidato wM_bs o. haed atl Lamb, Bey SMIaa, Chartos alae et Baa Fraaalaaa and atoad Beiaiont, Flak Gin came in at Suffolk Downs, Gold Gin Hs dM It last Bight* wtoaiagef the thabu»aa<^»lta(c]oaabahM). to ooloavatt a^feojaouth Cooaty m&wMj OBO CnUfjBwjfB) SOIIa B"l* OxB^amxTA BBj VdMOOmO WPOV'Vll* also triumphed at Behmmt and Double Bourbon was the his third In a row with a M. W- westera Coafer Than them hi ^atevpJMUyd- Omer stoto drivers are Nor- Haddto to M agatoat tha Meats. hot one. lag Tennessee. Alabama, Georgia •ight . Bealey. Oeorge Sadevsky, Warroa Spake (Il-U) shaots victor st Ascot Park. To complete the day. Power inning decision over Kanus City, This srgumeat is a winalag drivers. It was the only game scheduled which lifts tha hackles not only Tech, Florida, Georgto aad Ken- f. t. Cher Drunk staggered homo at Suffolk Downs. UMMM tuckv. Hoat of them can be The All Star Classic Jj W 'aha OoMgw- - . 'WsNa- r. me Braves, who ere 114 ageJast in the msjors. in the South aad the Midwest ttgo Miowiaa; oflvofi the Cardtoals. Erato BngHo (S- fans eoaloVt have asked for a better It alto wns the White Sox' Mthbut in other areas. Football, you have qualified for starting Din. Georte Oarsy, Elmer Bask- victory-eliminaUng all the other know. U a game of Spartan coatentloa possibUittosJThs third oostttaas by wtaalat races during "aa. Arthur Cassidy. Wllltom II). S.| agalaet me Brevet, faces a hem aamed AaM Sad oa St Fat* yg teba Fraaets. Willie Bsmaiai. Spahato. whe hat a SMII HfHfee - clubs ereept second place Cleve- opulott. More frequent totersec- the three aad a half month asa- rtek*s Day la JML The good soaa of Iraiaad who land and officially ending the ttonal games between the bast of bin. Ulsilislrsl State aad Tu. rseerd ever wMCatda,hatlda,ha s d ffiill di h M thttoo SL LtSoL hLaato haa woa hacked thas em at Charles Towa got back tlf.4f. Yankees' run as AL champions, the Big Ten and the SEC wouM toae, aU Al Peaspeato. Lsaay Brewa. ^^Jtolferd. WUUam Jeatse, The •eveath plaee A's. who now^moWf^tot^d^towtthTet ttaM.. CMch Art OMpa of Fete Freest, Doa Stumpf. Bill Osorge Mamar. Jimmy Uedem. em> two ef atoa at Mil- Aad if you leak M ap you'll rod that Saato Claws have lost II h i out. of course, ever settltog R Vaady, may aarprsurprisa e us agata McCarthy. Jack Hart Jea Kelly. «aa a IBM aa Christmas Day at Gtdfstream. only dub wyaa hada't A major roadbtock to more such as ha dM tost year. Ed lietor. ~ Ia limited space, » VSLTJf 8&S . Hera's an oddity that happened in Australia. After this asaaaa. Fact Is, thsy « to the South's Batde. Bin Pfistor. Ratol Yankt Officially Md him three tlmos this Hen prohtom. Me to name aU the Parker Jockey W. Wade had won on imitation sad Final Lady, SEC players. But I bsv* year. SEC Is Jack Fred jaeger. Ed Breseaa ted officials discovered he should never have bean per- They almost got him this nme, Pearson. Loae Pennaiit I got eat a peacil the ethsr ea AabHia's gaard lake mitted to ride because he was no longer a licensed too. Shut out on throe singlet for Ight aad figured that tha 11 „****» •*»»• "eve ostab- NEW YORK, (AP) — Y< eight laaiags, the A's seared Jackie B Mhod residence to FroehoM to day wet aw day Jockey. Southeastern Coaferaaco Max Fwgtor es well as aeer me track to make use er twice la the aiath for a 1-1 lead ia in gamss tost year, toemdtog UU't Pastors wMch will et MM aaaaaat — ( before the White So* tied it aad u Wiltons and Rsbb; later tratatag fsdlittot of' wl appearaaeas. altow " ta ma All Star Classic. Whaa Chkege'a American hen put It away la tha Nth for i geard Marvta Tar- by the maaagemeat. The League toedtog White Sax April S4, INI whaa radag steal* Woo* to the average of lass thaa atoe aseay Fear driven will be aheotta! their Md victory la 41 a game. The towaess of the bsavloet wtater Usse populatioa Kaasaa City. M, to IS to cats aad dmgs. A fifty asaasd Fussy Cat woa the decisions and their 11th In H State's to expected this year since three last night It was «helr Mm vic- sstooished me, yet I suppose It tackle WaJtor Georgia thsmrse to retire the 41" tint race at Ksiailaai, a geMiag called Bow Wow extra-inning games. shouldn't have. It reaffirms tha of the II new fireproof bams. tory. The Mto New Yetfc Yank- WynnW , thh e top winner among Tech's Ctator Baughaa perpetual trepay. They sre Hsrt, asMtag IM head, are wiateriiod. tee, to fourth piece wtoh e I la the first at GaMea Gate aad Friend, spirit, speed sad ef -sssFaucatte: Frssee sod Stumpf. active pitchers with MS, finished tha SEC player and the astute Hh wtmemVM the eta, avaat Mtesmhilt, back at with a ata-hlttor. amok out \ Others heTdtog ana lei are Fraak wlUJABjg BMT VORBIED of his CetvtoBIrd; vktortot evea W they wea el of a sasso caBsd Dogs Up tad *dat walk e sasa while oosch. I think SEC toltowcrsma yKsxaeays Myraesuk tad Charile Cretar. NEW YORK (AP) - Tsd Wiithei- r remaining IT games. closing in oa his fifth M-victory aot be far off to argutog that Vamt/B halfback Tern Mean. Thsv moot win a feature before Uama. who Is ia the twilight af The Chicago victory atoe etosi- ssasaa, first sues *M. aad Alabama's gaard Dea Cacb-cettiag la mo race to try far Detroit the league's 11 coaches probably their his groat career with the Boston There's an old saying around the track that if you Tha White Sox, who have won aassy higher as a group thaa 11 Red So*, says he isn't worried leaving aaly sscsad ptoca Ctave- three straight, til of eight aad The curtsla dessr will alas la put a four-lagged animal in a race somebody will bet from any other section. to EMSM bis Ufetime average dip- land to challenge the White Bra II af their last II, open n nine- This ksea apprsciaitoa to the chide a ll-lse aovice test, si Ping- I hut haps I caa plsy bid tor their first flag to etyean. aa bum. At the Phoenix Fair Grounds in Ittt a 12-year- time trip through the East with SEC that defense Is the ejueaa of wWr C fa well as three IS-Isp hests. two II-sad kelp thee teatm" saiid wiWii-i ; This to only the sacead time old maiden. Goldie Green, won bar first race. She had Bob Shaw (l«4) radag Wash- football and tha taasssjuiat wide t Freak Curcl. But Aady Ous- las aeml-flMlt tad a ll-lsp coa- llama, 41 laat month. The often ia II years under Manager Catty not raced In the previous five seasons and should have (7-1) to- spread of defensive strength Injurod WIHiamt entersd INS iteagal that the Yankees keve aigkt The Indians are at Balti- group is the basic reai First race gets stortad I:N with a .Ml lifetime eetttag mark I. aaly me ban at least a 100 to 1 shot She only paid SltJO. more far a twt-alght dauMshsad as many as eight or possibly p.a. sharp. ' but has failed to get going tkle slam lime they've aslsaad to me provtag that there were quite a few there who still lack Karthmta (M) of iu teems this fall have year. past IS years. nd Jiaa Ferry (IS-T) opposing Iswlh Csraiiaa, Mtokigaa fcaw fJTATtfnCf FOR FANS lathe old girL mersure ef aed FhwMe amaag others, peteaUal. Aad I would aot he sur.da Stoas, with Ha flea. NSW YORK (AP) - Tbt of- akh^geatheraeeslethedreamof rissd If the league asatchos er ficial aaUeaal statistics ef college ^^Jam^Atoaak ftgMbm fullback. Fred Picksrd, will M VEjiBBVllTaj IBBjm fsotball. So will Ikalj players this faaslvo performance. ISM power, Mlssl*-! available to feat Raceway Picks Last year, the loams which fto- for the first lime, reports me Ns- $U0«tl» Caracas, Va Southern, ambUtous, eotor- me, twe, three ta Ihi luVsad hsrd-MUIng. tisaal f el legists Athletic Butssu. js, Loulslsna State, Au. There Is aa section of football Details are Included to the new bum ead Mlmlasispl, were first aflicial oallsglsls record book. Mwaaaatythe which reminds me as sharply third aad fifth respectively to me South as Shakespeare i Per 31 years the NCAB haa pro- average potato allowed par coalinos from King Hoary IV: "Us-vided official football atatistks TODArt SASEBAt averaged to aewspaaera sod coNegiate af< seey Has MM bead mat weara a 1MB AMOOATIB ' ton thaa toar semmBtotS, AM* fictoto. aajoyad sinking iu teeth In Abeut ' ' em eed Oto Mlat AMERICAN LEAOUE ago hi laglaad • grmtp of nag la •eeltlea eare\ Thsy heU a race sa gEAI Conclude* pJaea oa • not course which AM the satrles aad jf Golf Sewn ffatoff. * 2 f^MUUCMn Tom Phlp|M Iffuet Invitation lag ef EAI atatototoa from dsparttaeats. tewalatsd Ha mmmmml tmBMB 4W emtaam f flmmml SSMI ptoy at OM Ceeotry Ctob. To Grid Official Candidate PBBBm"ff IBBrnV BV ^wB" m Vwamf WsiMaaiia M • .4>T M M wmmmffJal faffi mOJOCa mPPJ ffM| eat ear/ Jack Patmaa ef Tedat^s (lamas sod Prseabto of « OM> to mt M Chtoeae (I), I p. (Ttaw Easiera OavUfbO m.-PoriM> (M-M) oad Naeh sa mvftsBss si Brown-Kerwin CiHcaao of wcoMop^fOB• m»o.Te* oioii p< skilled dally ItidiuMp It bad in the person of Laiar laoisevich, Nikita S. Khrushchev Kaganovich." chev was Just a little more power- In US7, after maneuvering Ka- By WMJJAM L. RYAN ful than the others. ganovich oat of tht hierarchy, A—oclatsd Press Newt Analyst It took four years of patient Khrushchev called him a man building of a powerful Communist who "fawned and did everything (Editor*! Note—In tht cutthroat the sorry mess presented by that party political machine to make to inflate the cult of the per- rivalry of Soviet politics Nikita phase of the economy. In many Khrushchev a man hailed aa "out-sonality of Stalin." So had Khnifhchev hid ill the attributei respects the Soviet food situation, standing leader of the Communist Khrushchev. But Khrushchev had of a winner. He alao had the particularly with regard to live- party, faithful follower and pupil on. cunning to sidestep the purges stock, was'woree than it had been of the great Lenin, great strag- His former ally. Malenkov. be- that wiped out many around him. hefore the 1917 Revolution. gler for world peace, glor- came, la Khrushchev's words, a la this Mcood of a series, Wil- With the support of Malenkov, ious leader of the working class" henchman sad shadow ia the liam L. Ryan tells how the Soviet Khrushchev promised to remedy and similar titles. hands of the dreed Beria. leader fought his way to the top that, to turn a skater share of "Not too long before, Khrush- Khrushchev and the other top and how ha his solidified his po- attention to producing food and sition la what may be the world's consumer goods (or a long patient words like these: "Long Uve the to an alliance with the mUtary most precarious post.) populstidn, to relaxing the more greatest genius of all mankind, and the war hero. shal awesome terrors of the Stalin leader and teacher who brings us Ceorgi K. Zhukov. la UN "If you live amoaf dogs." ssys ra. victoriously to communism, our Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev, Khrushchev hailed Zhukov as a By WALT DISNEY Beria was shot and then given beloved Stalin." This was serving superb general who had bees MICKEY MOUSE who Is food of proverbs, "keep a trial as an American spy. The what Khrushchev later denounced a stick with you." maUflaed and exiled by Stalin. Russian in the street grinned as the "cult of personality la MST. after outfoxing and exfl- For him, the cautious phil- broadly. Things would be better. When Stalin's body had beta lag the marshal. Khruscheehev osophy paid off. The 220-pound And Khrushchev climbed higher, safely encased in a guady red ~ " ~ ' had "violated Lea- bundle of energy who heads for By 1955 he was able to blame square tomb for three years, and pursued the United State* nest week for Malenkw for Soviet farming Khrushchev finally was strong a dangaroaa eomrse" in objecting the announced purpose of making woei and forced him to quit as enough to denounce him to other Party Interference friends sever bas had many of premier with an abject confes- Communists as a barbarian tor- _SA them at home. A Communist pol- sion of...... failure . Nikola..„._-.-i, Bulganin....—i. . turehirefr mai mur4ertr , military 73 Wean oa tha way up couldnt af. goateed and courtly political-mul. imbecile who nearly brought the . , eaMTged as the ford Meads. And when he reach itary figure; became premier. nation to disaster. real herwreof'tto of thwe greet World War ad the pinnacle he found yes Khrushchev was not sole boss, And Khrushchev's other allies? II Battle of Stalingrad. Wrote men, imitators and envious riv- This was a dictatorship without l "ll h als. a dictator. In a collective lead- ward the top of the heap under Me and delicate work done at It was a close call for Khrush- ership of equals—a sort of mutual the sponsorship of powerful Lazar Stalingrad was accomplished un- chev and other members of Sta- protective association —Khrush- Kaganovich, Khrushchev noted: der the direction and with the di lin's inner circle early in 19S3. rect participstion of the member la the words of an American dip- CROSSWORD PUZZLE *"«»•'••*••••'•••»•• r>u«ie of the military council for Stalin lomat, old Stalin had "reached grad aad the southeast front, Nl for the bottle again." A new blood ACROSS T-Mood fliii;i:i s'.vnj 8-MfflTi r kits S. Khrushchev." By MEL GRAFF purge seemed inevitable. Nobody 1-Ordinance • Period of H'jatJTr i .y, n •; • i.-j Khrushchev's men, like Sta SECRET AGENT X9 was safe. 4-Ready nonty time ?.r. a .i.; • :inr» i •-Trial 10- Pone for yn^ ii'.-ur-i". •run: lin's, could rewrite history- la the recesses of Stalin's ori- U-Th. nlf porlra.lt j:oi"'i noJIM ••".< Khrushchev and Bulgsain were ental Georgian mind was a sus- ll-T»o-to. Thrifty Cottons Stretch Travel Budget MARK TRAIL By. ED DODD U1AKT TRAVELER wearing a dark ptaM VemM &£&"&£»"+•sit with cow butts d"•*«« f W S b B Barclay. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNS1 By Bononnr ROE made la new firm textures which don't sag or stretch and •tar VMWIfMleWW WfMeJC come In a full rainbow of colors HOME ECONOMICS fit n hri rlit liinitsi better dressed ''jj*** 'or ehirts. pullovers and Two or three coots of sealer IWUUUjT IQPoH worklni alrl P*1™*!* •vtl1 ' ewlni suit. 1' Dust On Concrete risers a aerface that is haVVat aUI alftaWWtfllaMa# ifhff flalV 1 to dust mop, yet _ . . .. cut and budget priced shorts and Borne concret floors dsveeaa a isibt it Ihe MelIseipsd bow to stretch cotton skirls to »l« aad match, dHMkMsa through use. but you •a budget tor thaw two weeks and a couple of dressy cotton caa rsaMdjyr this aad mshe Iheoaly with pay to cover travel and ho- chiffons or cotton taffetas for floors easier fleors easier to cam ler by ae- Be aura the WI wmiMi MM a smart but dinners, dates aad dancing. ntylai psaatratiai Am ss9er. thrifty vexation wardrobe. If she's a typicsl. fasMon-wlse aad tare*** dry 0 HM dMMaaai hi the rMsB mt wi / on? FM? d»oT S *«=? A i ton suits or dressps, which sh«> CIO«B*> "...e. cost that MM VHeS wrinkles, are e«iy to wash ai « IMf grlndi the 1MB"VmlM alkaline KrvMtoj conT iiyer mla cssallll parllclsil s of sj> peuad. Rinse twice with clear wa neat dost, tor. Ihe country for A Dsnetralint seelsr stopo her suitcase she will carry vacation money on laundry and powdorhai aad seals the MT H a44a na| Mara knits, to a MM KaMatar THE RYATTS By CAh ALLEY REVEREND By BILL 0>MALLn ^^JJ^^L^^^^^^^L MW WITH Kl MM mtTER PRE-REVOLUTIONARY HOUSE milUoa Baodix Aviation Corp. RECENT ELECTRONIC TRAINING plant. Said one Holmdel official Held Suicide CUSSnDMTES FAMOUS UN COLONIAL IN EATONTOWN last night, after hearing of the MOROANVILLB — Statt pa- 1 Day lit UM Carrcnt Vacancies With proposal, "Now isn't that Interest- llet, Keyport barracks, this aunt- SDays CIBBISBUIB mum RccoaniMcJ Ltadcr in th» ing. It seems that all of a sud-ing listed Harding Wilson, Texas 4 Dap Csaaaeatfe. Ste UM Call attar s a. m. den everybody wants to region- Rd.. aa a suicide. I Pit CSBSSBIUB Ik um alize wilii Holmdel." Police said he was found at r Ml1 CtM Analog Computer Field with flrapJace. TUad floor rsc- NDaya CMMMUM Me UM rJ Je!C* * aaSSli Coay farm kitchen. In the past three months, 12:20 a. m. hanging from a rafter NDays CMMWUM Me Uw IWINIttS — IS »x MS in EE «c PHYSICS f«r lid floor Twobed- Holmdel has had overtures for in the garage, by his 15-year-old Ysartj Caatnet regionaliiation from Keyport, daughter, Ruth Ana. g yp He used a small stepUdder to O R «a*j «it4)«l«t««J with Union Be*ch- fer "tMsTathssiat eoleaa«l pr earned In NeKw b - Townshipp,, commit the act, police reported. 1-10 y*Mrt •tatarltwM. BWviagV SACRIFICING Keaasburg, Highlands and now The mat) had been having &&&%•&* ta Srwt^utck sale. Matawaa Borough. "family and financial troubles," TECHNICAL WMTEftS—NtiH«M iW Three representatives of thepolice said, and had been de- aJatiattaf^atB. a^a*AaS t^aflAL MiaUVAA tfcttHf afW SIEN 1Y APPOrNTMENT ONLY Citiiena Committee for Better spondent "for some time." BXPBRT _. •MfJPWf PH9M Wim BJrVTWt VBMIITy TV Borough School*—Mr. Currie, He was pronounced dead by Dr. Broken Protected DonUd T. Day and William Chat- ff«S?lo3t •B^MHUf IMMMllft. Alfred J. Casagrande. Matawan. 7 CfcaBBbaU Drive. Eateatowa U 34U4 BMn—preiented these arguments Dr. Casagrande said he died rp BXCAVATMO) — HELD for fe. favor of separation: about an hour before he was 1. The borough now has only found. He left no note, police said. APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE 11 per cent of tne children in the tranw COUMOAl, — T»a atufy aa kall-aara The body has been removed to Mat. AM aaw, nrfaat aaaMWoa. schools as compared to (8 perDay Funeral Home. Keyport. HBLPWJ tJ5? alt Maillliaailaail.. tkraa kadmiaa, cent from the township, but the ltt*>f ltTkatka ftm ftm* raarraaraa . aatlaiai He leaves four other children. aarak. JBMa*. borough pays approximately half Rose, 14 ; Harding, Jr., 12; Fran- Call CkMif led , B)M*J««1 for TMHIMJ Mai the total coits of education. cis, six, and Ida, three, and his wadt. The Dowstra Agency wife, Mrs. Cora Wilson, 31. SH 1-0010 or « m. nm u. . __ *a« aa& 3. The borough has a 81,000 OS 1-0515 t AM. t» 1 f\M. MatMlty. Thr. aaaet ratio per pupil. Friday at Our Mwmfatertiif riant highest in the western Baysnore Still Checking MONMOUTH PARK HIGHWAY area (next only to Holmdel), •Kfc making the municipality "veryStation Robbery wl VVaWTaPjagfJ ^%W^PaB^RBB^P WwBV ^adVaJMVn V*«Pvf WW %9 desirable" from the viewpoint of SHREWSBURY - Police Chief W. D. aalla. aar. twa>oar nraia, utility (a Holmdel or Matawan Township Raymond Mass said his depart- ran. aamlnia, alumioam aeraana, ful aa a partner in regionaliution. ment is still checking leads In 3. Both the borough and Mata-the robbery Aug. 31 of about $S00 ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INC. wan Townriiip are now large cash and credit receipts from the fcatk. aaaarata aa°raaSJ*»Kir,. 7BTW- Cities Service Station, Broad St. Long Iraneh New Jersey Ma A»a., ran UwmaMk. KB S-UMiTHI Capa Cod Hoenought , if necessary, to support watar elikaat I separate elementary and high Chief Mass uid several north MWJCNOmCIS »«> aAMK—BaauUhU and CA ~ -rasm atanmaat. Tw» r roim-BKDROOaMwa-alaraalarrr twoaa wtta SCIKOlS. Jersey gat station operators had 5 raaea. u«tag roam, kttchan. In ' kNk . 1% katbaktba . eallareallar. 4. A financial MvOig, as a sepa- reported robberies of the same two-ear Uraaa. Hat water oil haat type. Police uid a man asked SWSHE"* * at? ashaoM. Lon( al rate district would mean "more •r aatd. OnanMMC - Hfm aaiiU B»oaey to spend for education and to use the telephone in the sta- t «M wkara ttoMr as AfuotTie MlOMLANua — Twa-tam- tion office, and when he left, took uy. twa taiUwrna aach floor Kiu therefore better education." Moras* attic Fall baaatnant. Mor tana, three bank deposit bags. city mfn. ciaae M ahoppiaa. achaaia ». The proposed school board and RaiiaaactatM.. Oood construction program will cost A similar incident happened In (220,000 a year, with the borRe- d Bank Aug. 21 when $500 in ough forced to pay half the CMcash and checks disappeared aana. sj aaak. AT 1-Mta ar oa 1-MM. ATLANTIC mOHLAMDe — Two-ttarj with only one-third the pufrom locked desk drawer in a service station. hot watar haat, atone fireplace, urge kltakan states roam, thra* »a4roana. Future mass housing de- COMSEMUL RENTALS Jaat rerfaaed to Sll.ODS. Tha Brook "If SEPTEMBER Agency. Bank Building. Atlantic Hlsk- velopments in the township wi Electronics Firm L-crease the school, tax deficit , NIW itHttCWaaVRT - Thraa badi and drain more "subsidy" funds (Continued) SPECIALS! 1 ranch. WaU oven, birch cab 1MI CHEVKOLET kitchen. Two batha. lull caaement. tin- from the borough. ment also is used in many planes SALESMAN—— HM tahad recreation room, attached gang*. of the commercial air lines. FACTOar lalta aad atartaa n ' UU3W wooded tot. Shrubbary. raaa- 7. Borough population, accord- Hardtop, hrory and silver blue. M WkKa at berry and atrawoerry garden. 7', yeara lag to the County Planning Board, Another.money-maker has been Radio, heater, white wall Urea, M old. Iicellent comlitlon, S23.M0. SH 7 SITVATMNS WANTKD-MALE - «3l. will reach only 9.500. estimated. an exclusive Beer Foamer, BOW power steering. V4 with Po whereas township population will Glide! Only W.IJS miles on HOUSES FOR RENT UMCROIT—Beautiful apllt level, four in use by such companies aa P. baby. raara aid. Three bedraonu, large roc- go beyond the 16,000 mark. Ballantine, Schirtz, Anheuaer rtiraiahae haaaaa aM ap*rtmenta. wla- raatloa room with fireplace. Muat ka Busch. National. Gunther and Ur ratae. September ta Itac. ' aaan ta appreciate, SH T MM I. In a regional plan, the dis- IMS FORD RCD BANK trict would receive an additional several others. The foamer is Ckarnlng < $201,000 to $300,000 in state aid. used to remove air from beer in Crown Victoria, ivory aad black. The Sweeney Agency and Khooia. Lovel' rhomey livin. daag roomc to an, ial Un na. dining room,, aaaclotia kttchan, lava For Big Diatrtcts the bottling or canning process. Radio, heater, white wall Urea. I tory, fouur bodrobodroomaa and bathb , full Fordomatic. People atop and faam. dmin« ana. twa kadroaau nice traoa. A ataal at , County Superintendent Garri- Retention of air in a bottle or OIRL OR WOMAN-WastM tor tight kluka* aa« falh. MS aar moath. at at 111.3 stare at mis one! d A. ArmatronAtron g AAgency Reall son, commenting on the issue can of beer destroys Its flavor Th« Dowstra Agency SH 1-4SSBtt. later last night, told The Regis- stability and cuts short its "shelf Th DCTBRBSTBD W HORSBSr Than In- FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO n B. rraat St. Had Sa1A aaacl thla charminnmg four-bedrofour-bedroomo , ter that he favors larger, notlife." two-baU. i raaManc*_. Two-ca_ _ _.r garagaragei , smaller, school districts. WlOB SCiacTlON OF — ban with eaves bam alana. training Success with Beer Foamer has I^iralfAadaBdiuturn "" ring, a« lour acraa with a brook. Lo "There is absolutely no ques-led the company into other areas. CIRCLE «T, cated ^ dctlrabW reatdamial il. Aaklng S4(.Ml. Van tion about the fact." he said,The same equipment, for exam- MERCHANDISE WANTED "attleon Ave.. Aahury "that larger districts make lor ple, has been used successfully CHEVROLET CO. 0P«RAT0lg«M I » SOC-ROOM HOVBB-sta kaat. garaaa. 4-MSk Bvanlnga and Suabatter education." Oaavanlenl ta Newark. New York by a soft drink manufacturer. 85 Maple Ave. Red Bank btea. nkiita. HI naM. la«ulro at SI WIUU CONOVSR AaBNCY "I think it is a grave mistake," EAC also Is producing airport Uadan Ave.. —— " Holmdel Village ha added, "for Matawan Borough traffic control equipment, air- SH 1-3131 IBATONTOWK — Levaly ranch tya* T HOME* AND ACRBAOB radlaM neat. aampMttlr chra- " il. Atlantic and Marlbora to presume that regionalization borne power supplies, teat equip- CMAC Terms will coma eaay. Matawan Town- ment, high power audio equip- ship la likely not to feel totally OK rm AND uraiocK HtMaDIATB OOCVPANCy. MIDDLCTOWN Qaafnt century aid ment, ultrasonic generators aad Open Eves, 'til I p.m. farm houa with wlda ptna floara. receptive after being shunted transducers and electRMnachaaJ- •RBBD HOW tkrauk aaatamker is bar. SIM, Marafcy ataaaad kaama aad Rreplaca kitchen. gaSi-sssi an i-ttu. thra* b.lraaail, 1% kalha. flraptaaa aside, and aa for Holmdel, it hascal equipment ar , Mvlng roam, dining room. den. Two-c ta aabaola and UaoaporuUon. rag*. IH^cr. plo..t S».am. John so few high school pupils at pre- Other Predicts •hrawabarr Ave.. Skwawabary. araaakara. Ta Inaura ataaat . tancad-la backyard, aawara. BInugh. Realtor. Rumimeon Rd., Phone sent that they could be located aaiL Murphy Agency SH 1-4141. The airport traffic control ISM CKEVROJJT aaauc tank traak •amanoM •aaniaai, fraa la travaL Sli almost anywhere without severe equipment includes a monitor a»BSMMM| A*/*),. MjrcnorT-nv.«em hataao aad bath. PAIR HAVBN Van cellar, attached THRBB TWIN SIZE—Bolrooma. Liv- hardship." used to relay weather requests length* hooe. BaeeUewt opportunity let SA'JMLi CASH FOR YOU AND UVUTOCK •aarae and whan. SH 1 ing room, dining room, large kitchen. tight ptraon. KB a-4O* two Iliad batha. flreeieway and garage. Mr. Garrison also stated that in from aircraft in flight to weather MSI STLTDBBAKSR Dalalo AatJlf Prldav __ _ Oil haat bat lt«>TS. Element condi- bis instrpreuUoa of state law, forecasters. For testing, the com- •r. UM IW. kydraiaatla. no* aa* arna Pet » Plant Sky. Su»orai tion. Near KIWI and buaineaav ~ At NMItaJllOl IW. aswawsylnff Cftittf. If*** MlFtrV Ik UI V. maiiw M3M. tHera be ao recouras to tka event paay makes Instruments that pro. MB* MOMMOtMOMMOtThi T Thr%*M«ra_ duce "dummy loads" that meas- apllt, located an and of attrattractiva e S22SSJP»a |WtSt-» Oaata t t • Have y**r instant coffee or fee when Atlantic Glass you want tt—in a matter of momonhl • In/tant tile) and peering handle—wit on net get kef. Handteme White with Starting with Class •.. • Meal far Kitchen, College, ORlctl Srrwt floor mi Atbmry Park We consider ourselves a good neighbor of the Register and STUNMACWS an SHOP extend best wishes for continued success. We would also like to thank the many friends who have found their way to 21 Maple Avenue . • . Sturdy* Tubular Steel Construction Indoor-Outdoor Dryer 9.98 • This If e 14 Parallel Line Dryer. • Complete with ftrewtd Socket fer eet* 4 The every *f Attenttc cMex la he* amad three hrevnen, M. leeeerd end • Separate ease for Indeer ute. e* Hlejhwey 71 la lafriar after WerM War M. In 1144 eer led Senh nan • 14 flattie lines — all Meet high fer •••1 wfj mmww W^^m f^VTTnVetOTfj M MaWMf lw|fW MMMIMOTefc ^NQ IWV9 IrWC easy hanging. flnt leSsBBsnT flaWaVaMtf ssssf tfcnl e^PBfttJtisBntl Sna^antaaW aaaal alaV^ ^BBaaaaai ^aaa^ aaaA ^BBani * -* anV^ak ** - - "mmW Wf*w>f ww wm9 faPBWlwfJ W99W9 fjf rN faVWi faM WV W HHIMII Mr MMN Msvfk Ceeety n a greet piece la werk, Nve and pkty. • Ruit reilttant gelvanlied iteel. •U NRNSTniN sTr.t\nicirs nnt'SF.ir,4Rts Second Floor end1 Atbury Pmrh