Weather Distribution MMtly fair today, tnd|M mk Today tmornw. HlgbMt umptntm EEBBAM 17,475 today and tomorrow about 71; towett temperature tonight In Ws. Eirly wlndi 2t to 25 miles per • MONDAY THKOUOUriUDAY-lST. im htur through Tuesday. Dial SH I -0010

muia a«liy. Monair maty, etcona ciu» Posui. VOL. 84, NO. 58 PUd u R.d Buk U iddilionu Htlllnf OUIeu. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Adenauer Rule Esther Aimed At Report Hammars In Doubt After Coast Police departments and Civil Qefense organizations along the Election Losses shore were alerted late last night BONN, Germany (AP) — Aging Chancellor Kon- to prepare for Hurricane Esther. An advisory from the Miami rad Adenauer's 12-year iron-fisted rule over West Ger- [Weather Bureau said, "All inter- Killed in Plane Crash many was in doubt today, after his party lost its jests along the Atlantic coastline majority in Sunday's parliamentary elections. !sll0uld keeP ctose watch on ad" visories as the storm is very But West Germany, with its powerful army and large and very dangerous." Flying its booming economy, re- The hurricane, packing wind mains firmly in the West- gust? up to 200 miles an hour ern camp. At the most near the center, was reported there could be some minor about 725 miles east of Boca Ra ton, Fla., at 5 a.m. To Meet changes in its outlook on Just where Esther might strike the crucial East-West struggle into the coastline "is not yet cer- over Berlin. tain," the Miami Weather Bureau Tshombe Adenauer's Christian Demo- said. cratic party lost 5 per cent of Dr. Warren D. Fowler, Sr., Red its popular support and about 40 Bank CDDC director, urged shore BULLETIN teats in the new 497-man parlia- area resident to begin prepara- LONDON (AP) — Unof- ment which will hold its first tions for the storm. He said boat ficial reports reaching the meeting in mid-October.. owners should get their craft out The 85-year-old Adenauer will |of the water and porch and yard British government today remafifih offite--at- least unlil furniture should be placed inside. ;safd-UN~Secretary-GeneraI then. But whether he will be th new chancellor of West Germany Esther was expected to move Dag Hammarskjold was toward the west-northwest at 12 - was the big question in this found dead in a crashed capital. miles per hour for the next 12 hours, with no significant change airplane seven miles from Needs Majority LEVITT MODEL HOUSES on Rt. 34, Maiawan Township, are nearing completion, scheduled (or opening Nov. 15. in size or intensity. Ndola in Northern Rho- The chancellor must be elected The plannsd 1,280-house project, to be the largest in Monmoutb County, will feature two colonials, a Cape Cod, by majority vote of the new 'A slight turning to a more desia. . parliament (Bundestag). Before northwesterly course is indicated a ranch and a I'A-story "country club" models, with prices ranging from $16,000 to $25,000. All houses have Apparently the informa- parliament meets Oct. 17, Ade-j tonight," said forecaster Arnold central air conditioning. The development will include a Bath and Tennit Club, to be owntd and operated by nauer's party must .hold talks Konrad Adenauer Sugg of the Miami Weather Bur- tion came from a spokes- residents, with six tennis courts, two swimming pools and other facilities. Total valuation of the Levitt project with one of its opponents—West eau. man of the Northern Rho- Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt's So- That would lessen the danger to has been estimated at $25 to $30 million. T he firm has already taken deposits representing more than $3 million desian government. cial Democrats or the Free OwF Bus South Florida and if the storm in houses. - Democrats. continues west-northwest today Both Brandt's Socialists and Quits At and northwest tonight the extreme LEOPOLDVILLE, The the Free Democrats are against southern end of the Atlantic sea Senaje Fight Congo (AP) — United Na- Adenauer continuing as chancel- board would be in "pretty good Education tions Airport officials today lor. shape" to miss it, Mr. Sugg said. Stockholders OK Middletown reported Secretary-General They (say they will refuse to Small craft from Block Island, On Filibuster •nter a coalition until he retires. MIDDLETOWN — Forty-two R. I., to Miami also were told to Series Starts Dag Hammarskjold missing passengers—mostly Fort Mon- If they force him' out, his suc- remain in port or protected wa- What sort of sendoff do you on a flight to Northern mouth soldiers—were delayed on Merger of Banks give your youngsters on cessor may be popular Ludwig ters. Rule Rages Erhard, the economics expert their return trip from New York school mornings? Just what you Rhodesia and ordered a City early today when the clutch Merger of The Merchants Trusted facilities of two outstanding whose free enterprise policies WASHINGTON (AP) — Con-,r „ . „ , do may help—or hinder—his search for the plane. on an Asbury Park-New York ed Bank Asbury banks, both with long records of have made West Germany Eu- gnu starts today what may bei?>'. * whole classroom cfureor. Col. Benjamin Mattlick, the Transit Corp. bus burned out. Today In y y National Bank, rope's most powerful industrial community service, will be com-j See the article by Dr. Leslie U.S. air attache here, is in fhfh e llas t week off iit s present ses- ["^^T has been approved nation. The bus. No. 112. had left New Washington bined into a regional bank with J. Nason in today's Register charge of the search. Officials York at 12:35 a.m making the so- sion with the Senate tangled in by the stockholders of both in- Both Gain a dispute over a proposed an unusual opportunity to serve for tjpS on getting junior off to said the search headquarters called "Owl" run. Trouble be- By the ASSOCIATED PRESS stitutions. Both the Socialists and the in rules to make it easier |the people of Monmouth County. school on tne right foot. would be set up in Ndola, frontier gan after the bus headed south SENATE i :: Free Democrats gained 5 per] smash filibusters. I The merged institutions will be> "The continued progress and! Then on Wednesday and Fri- town in Northern Rhodesia. after a stop at the Rollo terminal Continues debate on proposal tol cent in popular vote, taking their A day of maneuvering and talk- as the First Merchantsjdevelopment of our county calls, day, there will be followups on at Keyport, The bus finally gave strengthen antifilibuster rule. A day of maneuvering and talkp - Hammarskjold had taken off new strength from Adenauer's ypt, e s fnly gae or the youngsters' way in MGi G ing lay ahead for the senators I National Bank, and will have de-:' a regional institution with thej easing the youngsters' way in from Leopoldville for Ndola to party and minor parties which out near McGuire's Grove at] Senate-House Conference Com- size school, and on forming meet President Mofse Tshombe 1:40. Middletown police called mittee meets in closed session on before they reach a key vote to- posits in excess of $70 million, and capacity !o serve all| a new lost heavily. morrow on whether to clamp a Kenneth H. McQueen, president businesses and individuals of thef proper study habiti at the of Katanga Province to discus* through to Asbury Park and measure to establish Peace r Brandt said after he learned time limit on the debate over .the of Merchants Trust Co., pointed » ". The consolidation will re-l start of the school year. a cease-fire in the fighting be- another bus was dispatched to Corps. of his party's gains, that he would rules issue. out. I suit in a broader range of serv- Don't miss these three ar- tween UN forces and the sol- bring in the stranded pas- HOUSE ices for customers and will en- ticles, nor the subsequent ones like to Me a three-party coali The House, hitting a faster Stockholders of the merged diers ot that secessionist prov- «engers. In session. able to keep pace with that this nationally known ed- tion. But^Adenauer lieutenants pace, planned to take up a bill banks met separately Friday to if nnr fnrwarri-lnnk- lirfltnr will h» writ pfoMflrjr~fejected*'"8uch sugges- already passed by the Senate to approve the pIan7whTch had pre- riting .mety J M official UN spokesman ling and growing region." tion*. create a new agency, as urged viously been approved by the week in The Register. no word has been received here Political experts said a coali by President Kennedy, devoted to directors of both institutions. about Hammarskjold since he tion between the Christian Demo- Battle Of Trafalgar left in an unarmed plane yes'er- seeking ways to bring about dis- To Set Date crats and the Free Democrats armament. day afternoon for Ndola. Mr.. McQueen said the comp- - was more likely. 4,000 Police Arrest 1,314 A-Bomb House leaders also hoped for 3,950 Raritan Twp. A dispatch from Ndola said troller o\currency in Washington The Fre« Democrats called for action on a Senate-passed bill ex- Hammarskjold's plane flew ovsr has been notified of the stock- a new government under Erhard. Objectors in London tending impacted areas school without landing after being given holders' action. A date for thej The Free Democrat leader, aid and the National De'fense Ed- learance. The airport at Ndola youthful Erich Mende, attributed tONDON (AP) — A massive ment. Police wheeled in a fresh consolidation of the banks wi(l Students Enrolled hen lost all contact with the ucation Act for two years and RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A mentary pupils, attending the his party's gains to the fact that force of 4,000 police won the Bat-I detachment of reinforcements be set when the comptroller of- jlane. - another measure permitting total of 3,950 township students ownstiip's five schools plus the "we rejected Adenauer as leader tie of Trafalgar Square early to- which had been held in reserve. ficially approves the action, Mr. The South African Press As- France to use U.S. atomic weap- are enrolled fof the 1961-62 school ooms rented in St. John's Meth- •f a' government with which we day, arresting 1,314 anti-nuclear Mounted police rode up and the McQueen said. sociation correspondent in Ndola ons in the NATO defense frame- year— an all-time high— accord- jdist Church, and 649 are high would go into coalition . . . That weapon demonstrators who tried final sally by the demonstrators Under the terms of the merger [uoted the director of civilian work. ing to R. Thomas Jannarone, su- ichool students, attending Key- helped us." to march on Parliament. was turned back. aRreement stock vlation in the central African Another measure the House' ' holders of the perintendent of schools. port High School. Minor Changes Some famous persons went to Merchants Trust Co. will ex- Federation, Maurice Barber, as may consider would ease the tax Of this number, 3,301 are ele- The total is seven higher than If the Christian Democrats and jail, charged with defying a po- change each share of their stock saying: "Up to now we have no burden on DuPont Co. stockhold- predicted a year ago. There is Free Democrats join in forming lice ban on staging their rally in for five shares of First Merchants news about the whereabouts of Four Cars ers who receive General Motors little doubt that before the cal- a new government, there could Trafalgar and adjacent areas in National Bank stock. Holders of I Mr. Hammarskjold's plane. We shares as the result of a success- Heavens, endar year is out, possibly before b* some minor changes in for- the heart of the city. the stock of the Asbury Park- lust don't know where he is." ful government antitrust suit. he month is out, the figure will eign policy, but little change do- The demonstrators started Manasquan National Bank will To Betsy! However, Barber added he Is. In Accident The rules fight got under way ;o over 4,000. The population mestically. their march Sunday afternoon and exchange each share of their :ertain that if Hammarskjold's in the Senate Saturday when Dem- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - here is 16,000. The Free Democrats see West their passive resistance continued SHREWSBURY - Four cars. , J „., „ ,. stock for six shares nf First Mer- plane had come to grief any- 1 When It comes to getting chil- By way of comparison, the pop- Germany as caught between East will into the early morning hours. collided Saturday at Shrewsbury oc™ - leader Mike ^Mansfield, chants Natjonal Bank stock. The where in the territory of the D-Mon ., moved to take up a dren into kindergarten here, ulation in Middletown Township, and West. They believe the coun- there were so many demon- and Sycamore Aves—but all oc consolidated bank will conduct 'ederation, his department would measure that would permit fili- some people are cheating—but he largest municipality in the try should remain bound to thelstrators that police had to bring cupants escaped without Injury its business as a national bank good. have heard about it by this time. 'in fjeets ot trucks and buses to and damage was.slight to the' busters to be halted by three- county, is 39,000.. School enroll- Weitern alliance, but at the same fifths of the senators voting in- with membership in the Federal R. Thomas Jannarone, school ment there is 9,300. Meanwhile, Tshombe who has time favor feelers toward the carry them off to jail. vehicles state police reported Reserve System and the Federal been waiting for Hammarskjold stead of two-thirds, as now re- superintendent, reported Fri- More Than High School Communist world. Among the prisoners were play- One driver fled the scene and Deposit Insurance Corporation. ince early evening, held con- quired. day that he has found three Another interesting statistic in In any case, the new govern- wrights John Osborne and She- efforts to locate him are under- In commenting on this consoli- date falsifications in baptism ferences with Lord Alport, Brit- lagh Delaney; Actress Vanessa Raritan is the fact that this ment will have to make quick way state police added With the support of Republican dation, Mr. McQueen said, "The certificates, and that because ish high commissioner for the Redgrave, pretty daughter of Sir ear's kindergarten class, at 655, decisions in foreign policy. Criti leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illi- experience, ability, resources of this only birth certificates [ederation, at an undisclosed Michael Redgrave; a Laborite Police said the car which was has a higher enrollment than all cal Western decisions have been nois, Mansfield filed a petition will be accepted in the future place in Odola. A Northern Rho- member of Parliament, Fenner driven away and another oper- he high school grades (nine held up by the uncertainty of the signed by 21 senators to limit de- as proof of age. desia government spokesman said Brockway, and Canon John Col- ated by Sophie North, 33 Union hrough 12) combined. outcome nf -the election. It has Ave., Freehold, crashed while bate on this motion. (See DAG, Page 2) Children must be 5 on or be- But the Board of Education is been no secret tnat "the U. S., A two-thirds majority will be fore Oct. 1 to be eligtble-^or neccssar for its attempting to do something about Britain and France did not wish Sycamore Ave. into| y adoption. kindergarten. he enrollment problem. to do anything about Germany's nti-bomb movement, i,.. , . - They thus joined in jail their!Shrewsbury Ave; Under the rules, the vote lias The superintendent said that The new Raritan High School Second U.S. future that would jeopardize Ade- 10 be (aken one nour atter tne some parents have even gone famous leader, philosopher Bert As they collided, the North! will be opened next year, thus nauer's chances. car rand Russell,' who is doing a sideswiped two cars halted Senate meets tomorrow. as far as attempting to change aking the high school grades off Anxiety about the Berlin situ- seven-day stretch for refusing to for a trafflc "Rht in the south- Mansfield said that il the de- dates on birth certificates double session (which is now in Nuclear Test ation—and perhaps some lack of 1 1 1 a "such as the 5 in Oct. 15 being promise a court he would give uup'p ™ " I ™ °» Shrewsbury Ave., bate-limiting move fails, he may effect in Keyport High School), confidence in Adenauer himself erased to make It show as campaigning against nuclear state police said. They were oper- under certain circumstances and at the Friday night board —may have accounted for the Oct. I." Blast Fired weapons. ated by Vincent Cassin, 43 Chapin make one more effort before the meeting, it was announced that popular switch from the Chris Ave., Red Bank, and Thomas session ends. He declined to say 'I want all parents to know/' construction bids will be received WASHINGTON (AP) — The tian Democrats. From his jail cell, Russell is- United, States has fired the second sued a statement calling for an Dunlap, 66 Borden St., Shrews- what circumstances he had in he said, "that we are verifying his Thursday for the planned 26- nuclear blast of its renewed un- international resistance move- bury. mind. birth certificates." room elementary school building derground tests, while the Rus- ment against nuclear weapons. program, to cost an estimated sians pushed the total in their 'We call upon people every- 1650.000. Zoning Suit current series to 12 with two where to rise against this mon- When1 this program is com more blasts in the atmosphere. strous tyranny," his statement Ministers to Give Communism Talks pleted— and the target date is Is Delayed said. "We call upon scientists to a year from now— it Is expected U.S. space scientists also had refuse work on nuclear weapons." Two local churches will join in its appeal for consolidation of ex- on the critical issues facing the sion of the Shrewsbury Presby hat the board will be able to a busy week-end: tremely conservative groups be- American public," he stated. The London demonstrators had a study of "The Communist Fail- terian Church, and the General ake the seventh and eighth —The Air Force shot another For a Week fags the opportunities for clear "A crucial issue of our lime __„_„„.„ . , . iplanned to start their rally in ure and the Christian Opportun- Board of the Red Bank Meth grades, and possibly the sixth, off Discoverer satellite—the 31st in y thinking and responsible decisions is the encounter between the ^EEHOLD- A hearing on a£ ity" this fall. odist Church. double sessions he series—into orbit from the rafal s and then m arch Communist faith and the Chris- •uiitt challenging the "planned!,,, p ^| ^ 7 Rev. John R. Collins, pastor of Vandenberg Air Force Base, a ian nt SquarC] abou a tian faith," the minisler said The plan calls for a new 18- community" ordinance of Mala- mile along Whitehall. When heav- Ihe Presbyterian Church at Calif. It will attempt within four "In this encounter, the Christian room elementary school on the wan Township was postponed last ily reinforced patrols of police Shrewsbury, will lead a series of days to recover it in the air over should not be hampered by the (See RARITAN, Page 2) Friday to next Friday by Superi- barred their way they sat down in 'ive study groups at his church he Pacific. A key experiment Is useless concepts put forw.vd by or Court Judge J. Edward the square on the roads and side- ind at the Red Bank Methodist he placing of human cells in the these ultra-conservatives," Knight. walks. "hurch, It has heen announced. capsule (or testing after orbit for The series of lectures by Rev. Xhis suit is challenging sm or- Police had to carry them bod- Tlie Presbyterian pastor also he effect of exposure to outer diMnce which wci:lf the words Communist, Com- Comics 14 Township. again began a march on Parlia The two pastors see each of ipper atmosphere wind condi- nunist Sympathizer and Red by Crossword Puiile 14 Mrs. Germak claims that the the two studies as complementary tions. Nike-Asp rockets carried •>me patriotic persons and groups Editorials 6 June 5 ordinance is invalid be- parts of a single program. 'he lest materials aloft from Wal- Claim Ifavolt Crushed as chipped and dulled the cut- Kilty Kelly ID cause statutes do nut authorize The Collins lectures will begin lops Island, Va. municipalities to enuct that type DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Ira IR edge of faith and democratic [Tuesday, Sept. 26, in the Meth- Movie Timetable 7 of zoniig. says it ha» crushed a revolt i 'inking," Rev. Mr. Collins said odist Church, and will be held for Obituaries ' Announcement of the twr> Rus- iian nuclear tests came after Sen. The suit, filed by h?r attorney, Kurd tribesmen led by the pr "Fulton Lewis, Jr., and ox- five successive Tuesdays. In the Old Times « Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., Michael Hibko nf Bnvonne, nls, Communist tribal chief, Mustn' Bmely conservative groups pa- Presbyterian Church, the study Sylvia Porter 6 conidiids that tf.r coe'e is dls-jBaraznni, on the northern frr •^ticflllv undermine tin1 inherent will begin Wednesday, Sept. 27, Radlo-Tclevislon 7 irrclirtrcl Russia-would wind up CrlmldHtory, nnd dn°s not p-i-.ticr region embracing parts i wcr of the Christian faith in Its and he held for five successive Social . 10-11 ils present series before the vide limitations ei|iMlly on nil Iraq, Turkey and Iran, Rcpor "ounler with communism," he Wednesdays, George Sokolaky 8 United Nations nier-ls tomorrow proper y owners within a zuno or reaching Damascus earlier tol mllnucd. The program is sponsored by SporU ' 12-13 and then offer to accept a test llstnct. of heavy fighting. "The John Birch Society, with Rev. John R. Collins the Board of Deacons and Ses- Rev. W. Gordon Lowden VI. S. White _• ban. 4 for th» Thonai and Bcttf Co* Home, was to Gate of HetveB,the Republican nomination for 1—Monday, Sept 18, 1961 EliMbeth. N. J. , . J Cemetery, East Hanover. Congress from the old 19th dis- RED BANK REGISTER Dag f. J. Carroll, Service For Surviving are hit wife, Mn. trict. (Continued) lifon Gladys Horst White; two broth- PAUL WIGGINS After joining the Democratic Alport is still waiting "for firm Mrs. Savage OBITUARIES ers, William R. and Carl E. LONG BRANCH - Paul Wig-| party, he served two terms as lUdll White, and a sister, Mrs. Harvey South Orange Village trustee. He WeaHier news about Mr. Hammarskjold." LITTLE SILVER - WiUiim gins, 68, 392 Ocean Ave. died Fri- Slocum- all of Long Branch. was unsuccessful in his bid for New Jersey — Mosfl? sunny, Has Radar John Carroll, 216 South QQueens day in Monmouth Medical Cen- IS AOmorrOW MRS. HENRY COLEMAN The funeral will be this after- election as county supervisor in breeiy and pleasant today. Fair Hammarskjold's plane is fittedDr., a 43y«ar employee of thhe :r. ' LAKEWOOD (AP) — Services ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mrs noon at 2 p.m. in the John W. 1932. He ran for Congress in 1942 tonight and tomorrow. High to-jwith the latest radar equipmentjj Central Lines, died in He was born in Brooklyn, and ersey will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Ruth Coleman, 46, of 31 South Flock Funeral Home, Long and lost. d could land on any airstrip!Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, had lived here the past six years. Lettie E. Savage, a New Jersey Ave. died in Monmouth Medical Branch, N. J. Burial will be in He leaves two sons, Deane Frei- L»w tonight ranging from the-wi'hou' ground assistance. Friday, • after a short illness. He was a veteran of World War I. semblywoman from 1940 to Center, Long Branch, Thursday. Woodbine Cemetery. Mr. Wiggins is survived by hisda1 y of Long Branch and Jay G. .*.. m. • ' On Hammarskjold's plane was: Mr Carroll was assistant super- a crew of fivc is believed 1959, who died Saturday. She was She was born in St. Gabriel, wife, Mrs. Alice Wiggins; two Freiday of Deal; two daughters, IT-J .* *. .._ i - " ;intendent of the Central Division a. land to the up-ithere were five passengers. They and transportation manager of 86. RONALD FARRO daughters, Allison P. Wiggins and Mrs. Joan Lawrence and Mrs. M per 50's along;jncludcd yiadmi•-- r Fabri. an Ital- ,the New York and Long Branch! "; Savage of Forest Aye., Surviving are her husband, LONG BRANCH-Ronald Far- Georgia L. Wiggins, at home; a Ruth Grace, both of Miami, Fla.; the coast. ralsed flve a brother Casper Freiday of Pas- ian legal counsellor with the UN:Ranroad with headquarters in! children yet had a Henry Coleman; a son, Henry! ro, 25, of 892 Elberon Ave. diedsister, Mrs. Mary Pense of Del-; Marine in Leopoldvilleij-ormldville, an«ndd Heinrichi n.l._i. ! political career that led to dean- 3. Coleman, and a daughter, Miss mar, N.Y., and a brother, Daniel saic; and 12 grandchildren. in g Branch. in Monmouth Medical Center ship of the New Jersey State Wiggins of Hamilton, Ont., Cana Cape, May to wieschoffi, ddirectoirec(orr oof politicalpolitical; He joined Jersey Central Lines Celena Coleman both at home; Thursday. BlocR island -| Securily Council affairs with , | sportation Assembly in 1954. ve brothers, Ernest, Colbert of He was born in Newark_and da. Small craft;and k as a checker jn he ran MRS. LYDIA BROOKS the UN in New Yor j department in 1918. He was chair- She strongly favored equal hicago and Norman, Edward- lived here seven years. The funeral will be tomorrow rights for women, and was her RED BANK — Mrs. Lydia nNv^"85 at ^ Fcars were exPressed in Le°J™n'^^^ . , . \rthur and Jerry Colbert, of Mr. Farro was a member of at 10 a.m. at the Woolley Funeral Idville thal the lane ma have 0 beS 1 um ent the ca 'laquemine, La. Home. Burial will be in Arling- Brooks, 24 West Bergen PI., died am FST lur P° P y tendents Railroaif Association of, ™ , . f S , '°J f • Precious Blood Catholic Church, a in coi fori>come down somewhere near the, .!.-•.> —»—»._ n,™.cio in Monmouth Medical Center, The slight, soft-spoken legisla- The funeral will be this after- Monmouth Beach. ton National Cemetery. rough seas and . border. The; iCongo Rnodesia or was first elected to trie As- ioon at 2:30 o'clock in St. Paul Surviving are his wife, Mrs Long Branch, Friday. northeast Since joining Jersey Central, he le'mbly in 1940 after she had been Baptist Church, Atlantic High- Tina Farro; a daughter, Steph WILLIAM E. FREIDAY She was born in Asbury Park. ctive in civic and political af- anie Farro, at home, his father Surviving are a sister, Mrs. lands. Burial will be in Shore- SOUTH ORANGE (AP) - Wil depend for their existence!,n ,925 he was assista;t yard 'airs here. She was re-elected and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs Mabel Myers of Eatontown; a andlon.ght, increasing to 25 and Memorial Gardens Ccme- Ham E. Freiday, 78, of 56 Crest 6 11 1 havehave very year thereafter, until in Nicholas Farro of this city; seven brother, George Anderson of Bel- knots on Tuesday. Visibility '^ !* ' """"""""' m^ter and superintendent of var- ery, under the direction of the Dr., a New York broker active p 954 she became dean of the brothers, Joseph Farro of Way- mar; a niece, Mrs. Mercedes miles or better and weather most- i Leon Harris Funeral Home, in Essex County politics, died in j Th sgelarv , was „ > us divisions of transportation. legislative body through her long side; Robert, John, Gary, Ed- Chewning, with whom she lived, ] in Jerse Red Bank. Orange Memorial Hospital. IV ing in the DC6B pplan e assigneg d **'• <*rro« £* y lervice. ward and Anthony Farro; all of and two nephews, Eugene Myers In eastern Pennsylvania,, south.to thee UN military commander ii ;;and Eluabeth before movmg h In the Assembly, besides pro- this city, and Richard Farro of Mr. Freiday began his Wall n LEWIS C. WHITE of Asbury Park and Vincent Yk N J h C L G S Mi se eral years ae Oakhurst, and three sisters, Mrs. Street career as a runner in 1901 eastern New York, New Jersey the Congo. Lt. Gen. Sean Mc-i H"e was a membe° r of Nativity jjosing a 1945 amendment to Myers of Eatontown. and Connecticut, temperatures Keown. I He was a memb guarantee equal rights for her GLENS FALLS, N. Y.-Lewis Carmell A. Caputo of Summit, and 27 years later bought a seat Calholic Church, Fair Haven, and C. White, 74, 119 Bath Ave., Long the New York Stock Ex- The funeral will be tomorrow at during the five-day period Tues Arrived Midnight ex, she sought legislation to in- Mrs. Jeannette McNally of Oak- of its Holy Name Society, and of Branch, N. J., died Friday at change for $395,000 as a partner 2 p.m. in St. Augustine's Episco- day through Saturday are ex- Hammarskjold's plane arrived rease teachers' minimum salar hurst and Miss Betty Ann Farro the Red Bank Elks Lodge. Glens Falls Hospital. of this city. of J. Robinson Duff & Co. pal Church, Asbury Park. Burial ppecte d to averagge more than over Ndola about midnight, air- Surviving are his wife, Mrt. ies and was responsible for a 1951 will be in Mt. Prospect Ceme- He was born in Long Branch, A requiem mass was offered In politics, Mr. Freiday started seven degrees above normal ex port officials reported. Elizabeth Lillian Thompson Car- ill, passed by the legislators, to tery, under the direction of the on of the late Joseph and Eliza- this morning in Precious Blood as a Republican, later switching cept two to seven degrees above It was given clearance to land roll; a daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn reate a state park at Barnegat F. Leon Harris Funeral Home, normal over southern New Jer-j,,"—i'",!".""!";"--•-••-.- •- •-••- Light. beth Woolley White. Mr. White Church. Burial, under th...e. direc to the Democratic party. In 1914 12 mlnUteS aller midm ht Bu Grapes; a son, William J. Car- Red Bank. «ey and southeastern Pennsyl >hen—said a statement 8issue- d b'v Mrs. Savage was the widow of was a retired tool and die maker tion of~ the Woolley ~Funeral he was unsuccesful in obtaining vania, with a gradual rise in day roll, Jr.; eight brothers, Harry, Lord Alport, "this plane, on James; John, Charles, Edward, 'ormer Ocean County Freeholder to-day temperatures until the endwhich it was understood Mr. William H. Savage. He had been of the week when a return to Eugene and Walter Carroll, and Hammarskjold was a passenger, wo sisters, Mrs. Ann Leviness an electrical and plumbing con- seasonably cool weather is likely. passed overhead. Almost im- and Mrs. Mary Augelli. ractor, and managing director COME IN OR PHONI Precipitation may total between mediately afterwards contact AT THE A requiem mass was offered if the American Tree Association one and five-tenths Inch except ceased. After a normal interval, She was born in Winthrop, EATONTOWN less than one-tenth inch over up- his morning in St. Patrick's CALL overdue procedure was put into Maine, and educated in public CIRCLE state New York and northeastern operation by Ndola airport au Catholic—Church, Jersey X Burial wsa in Mt. Olivet Ceme-! schools there and at Maine Wes- Pennsylvania, falling mainly as thorities." F. ONI OF AMIRlCAt FTWU1 ery, under the direction of the leyan Seminary. Liberty 2-1212 general rains near the end of the Airport officials said Ham- Wood Funeral Residence, Jersey During most of her married week. marskjold's plane made no at- City. ife and after her husband died empt to land although the she lived in Lakewood. TIDES weather was good and the plane's When she ran for the Assembly (Sandy Hook) pilot said nothing to indicate thai J.J. Connor in April, 1940, she had the back Today — High 2:42 p.m., lowanything might be wrong. ng of then Secretary of State 9:30 pm. "The pilot reported he was RED BANK - J. Joseph Con- Thomas A, Mathis, Ocean County Tuesday — High 3:11 a.m. and overhead, was given clearance to nor, 65, of 90 Branch Ave. died Bamberger's Republican boss. 3:53 p.m., low 9:42 and 10:34 p.m. and, and then seemed to refuse in Riverview Hospital Friday. Before she sought the state of- (For Red Bank and Rumson lo answer arty more questions," He was born in Lowell, Mass., 'ice she had been chairman of the Bridge add two hours; Sea one official said. son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Ed- Lakewood Day Nursery in 1938-39 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long ward Connor, and lived in this and had served as vice president exclusive wines Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High area since 1926. lands Bridge add 40 minutes.) if the Inland Waterways Associa- Rarltan He owned J. Joseph Connor ion. She was a member of the Realtors, New Brunswick. board of governors of the Wom- CHICAGO—There were a few (Continued) Mr. Connor was a member of :n's State Republican Club and wet spots . but generally fair 50-acre "Pacific Park" tract, and liquors offer St. James Catholic Church. He charter member of the Ocean weather prevailed across most of near the high school, a six-room was a lieutenant junior grade in County Republican Club. the nation today. Temperatures addition to Middle Road School, ;he Navy in World War I. He wai were mostly near normal and and a four-room addition to Cove In the legislature she served on graduate of Massachusetts In- committees for institutions and pleasant. One man was killed Road School. stitute of Technology. taste, quality and In other business Friday night, Agencies, Joint Legislative, Com and 31 persons were injured over Mr. Connor was a member of he board announced that applica- merce and Navigation, and the week-end in Las Vegas, Nev., he Society of Industrial Realtors In a thunderstorm described as ions are being accepted for posi- fame and Fisheries. ind New Jersey Realtors. He al- the worst ever to hit the city. ions in the new high school. Her amendment to gurantee so was a member of the Elks Damage was unofficially esti- The board will need 50 to 60 equal rights for women read: "No value that Lodge, the Chamber of Com- mated at $2 million. The storm, eachers plus office personnel, an istinction shall be created be- which struck Saturday night, athletic director and coaches, a merce and the Lions Club, all ween the rights of men and knocked out power in some sec- ibrarian, nurse and cafeteria f New Brunswick, and the Deal women to vote, to hold office, tions for 24 hours. workers. Golf and Country Club. r to enjoy equally all civic, po- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. invite comparison Early morning temperatures William P. McDermott, pres- litical, religious and economic ently associated with the Middle- Amelia L. McDermott Connor; a ights and privileges." ranged from the Ms in parts of sister, Sister Mary Florence of New England to the 70s through town school system, as a teacher Mrs. Savage said at the Jan. 12, and an assistant guidance direc- Chicago, and two brothers, Ed- 1954 session of the Assembly after the Florida Peninsula, extreme ward Connor of Wobern, Mass. southern Texas and parts of tor, was hired as guidance direc- she had become its dean, thai and Frederick Connor of Lowell southern areas of New Mexico, tor (director of student person her main emotion was one ol A requiem mass was offered Arizona and California. nel activities) at a salary of f7,< relief that her 13th year in thai this morning in St. James Church Readings were mostly in the 240. body was completed. "That's an BuriaTwas in Mt. Olivet Ceme-1 60s through the Great Plains, the Peter Mayurnik, Anthony Maz- unlucky number, you know," sh< central Rockies and the Pacific za and Miss Minerva Gatta were tery, under the direction of thesaid. Southwest. But they dropped in- appointed as administrative in- John E. Day Funeral Home. She belonged to the Presby- YORK HOUSE terns at Cove Road, Middle Road to the 50s in the Pacific North- ABRAHAM SNEDCOF terian Church, and prided her- west, the Great Lakes region and Beers Street School, respec- self on being a nondrinker ani EATONTOWN-Abraham Sned- southward into northern parti of tively. They will receive $100 plus nonamoker. their regular salaries as teach cof, 74, of 95-A College Ave., died the Gulf States. Services' will be held at th< ers. yesterday morning at Monmouth Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. Some early morning reports: Bus Petition Medical Center, Long Branch, Burial will follow in Woodlawn New York 53, mostly fair: Chi- The board received a petition where he had been a patienl Cemetery. cago 57, clear; Boston 48, partly signed by 96 residents of Garden two weeks. Mrs. Savage leaves a son, Carl SCOTCH cloudy; Washington 57, partly Parkway Homes asking that bus Mr. Snedcof was born in Rus- Savage of Phoenix, Ariz., fou cloudy; Atlanta 56, clear; Miami transportation be provided for sia, son of the late Wolf and 75, partly cloudy; Louisville 55, their children. Residents of Rt. 36 Rose Snedcof. He came to this daughters Mrs. Gladys Wight o clear; Detroit 53, clear; St Louis near Stone Rd. made a like re- country 55 years ago. He hadLakewood; Mrs. Majorie A, 58, clear; Minneapolis 62, clear; quest. lived here for the past ten Bailey of Lakewood, Mrs. Vir- Kansas City 58, clear; Denver 58 After a lengthy, and at times years. Before that he lived in ginia Conover of Haddon Height clear; Dallas 62, clear; Phoenix heated, discussion of the prob- Rome, N. Y. He had been em and Miss Althea Savage of Lake- 80, clear; Seattle 59, cloudy; San lem, the board indicated tha ployed as a carpenter at For wood; seven grandchildren, and WHISKY Francisco 56, clear; Log Angeles there will no change in its pres- Monmouth until he retired three 10 great-grandchildren. 64, clear; Anchorage 49, rain, and ent transportation policy on years ago, Honolulu 77, clear. grounds that to spend more Mr. Snedcof was a member of OTHA C. LOVELACE money on transportation would Congregation Bnai Israel, Rum- RED BANK — Otha C. Love- be to ipend less on school con son. lace, 42, of 38 Sunset Ave. died 4/5 Qiart (traction, considered more vita . Surviving are his wife, Mrs, in his home Saturday. at the present time. Rose Hadinger Snedcof; a son He was born in Brownsville, Board president Robert J. CorJulius J. Snedcof of Red Bank Tenn., ton of James Lovelace bliss said, "We are doing all wefour daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Sin- and the late Ruby Fowler Love- 12 for 63.73 Monmouth Medical Center" can under the circumstances." iscalco, Miss Svlvia Musicus and lace. He was custodian of the Mrs. Norma Sims, all of New| j street School.' Mr" Lovelao Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carrion, Outside of that, he added, it is R ver up to parents to help themselves York, and Mrs. Evelyyn Wiener of was a World War II veteran and i2 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, k d dhild Long the standard of excellence fo5.5r thousands of satisfie9d customers •on, Wednesday. in working out a solution, by Newark, and seven grandchildren, a member of Westside Hose forming groups to walk small throughout New Jersey and New York. One taste and you'll know Mr. and Mrs. Milton Colbert, Services were held" yesterday Company. children to school or by hiring why it outsells all other Scotches at Bamberger's. 86.8 proof. 147 Central Ave., Long Branch in the Worden Funeral Home Surviving, besides his father, private buses. with Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal are five brothers, Guy, Jack, son, Monday. YOKK HOUti tPECIAl BEIiKVI SCOTCH WHISKY, 6.89 4/] ql.; 11/78.35. Mr. and Mrs. William Farwell It-Foot Easement of Congreeation_Bnai Israel, of- Gvitr^Hobertrsnd Homer Love ficiating. Burial was in the Red 105 Day Ave.. Atlantic Highlands, He pointed out that on mosi lace, and two sisters, Mrs, YORK HOUSE SIGNATURE SCOTCH WHISKY, B.49 4/5 qvirt; 13 (or 96.79. Bank Hebrew Cemetery, New daughter, Wednesday. streets In town, even where then Blanche Dedmon and Mrs. Ma Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. James Granito, are no sidewalks, there is a 10- rie Carlton- all of Brownsville 106 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, foot public easement from curb ANTON BOEHLER The William S. Anderson Fu SUPREMACY KENTUCKY BONDED BOURBON MARKET SQUARE WHISKEY, GIN OR VODKA daughter. Thursday. lines on which children are en- HAZLET - Anton Boehler, 85, neral Home was in charge ol One of Kentucky's finest Bourbons — 6 years old, Smooth Blended Whiskey, 86 pf.; flavorful Gin, 00 pf.; . Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Lipert, titled to walk "even If some die-i Saturday in his home. 44 local arrangements. Services wil 100 proof. 12 for S8.O3 dry Vodka, 80 pf.; 13 for 39.79. Qts. 4.39, 12 Box 320, Colts Neck, daughter, homeowners have planted shrubs Middle Rd. He was born in Ger- be in Brownsville. s Thursday. on that 10 feet." many and had lived here 43 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wohleg- He emphasized that "no onjyears. ALEXANDER TEWFEL « « 5.09 muth, 36 Belshaw Ave., Eaton- has to ask permission" for chil Mr. Boehler wa sa retired ship- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - town, daughter, Thursday. dren to walk on this property ping clerk, and hid been em Alexander E. Teufel, 101 Cherrj OLD WHALER STRAIGHT BOURBON RED STAR PUERTO RICAN RUM Patterson Army Hospital It is their right, he said no mat ployed by Crane Co., Newark. Hi Tree Farm Rd., died Friday i Fort Monmouth ter how much some homeowner! was a member of St. Ann'i his home. 5-ycar-old Kentucky Bourbon,, 86 proof. Q Q A Choose white or gold to give distinctive -J j\\ 1 Sp. 5 and Mrs. Andrew L. Hale, might "scream" about it Cfltholic Church, Keansburg. Mr. Teufel was born in Belle- 12 for 44.92. Also in quarts:, 4.89, 12 tj. /T flavor to your favorite drinks. 12 for *J% i / 107 Mitchell Dr., Fort Monmouth, Under the present policy, the He was the husband of tin ville, III. Formerly a resident ol for 5S.66 4/5 qt. 43.21 4/5 qf. daughter, Thursday. I board provides transportation as late Mrs. Frieda Boehler. Nutley, he had lived here three Sp. 4 and Mrs. Richard D. Fos-| follows: kindergarten through Surviving are four sons, August years. ter. 50 Second Ave.A , Longi fourth grade pupils who live more Anton. Alfrpd »nd Jotenh Boeh He was a meat broker and had GIFFORD'S INN CORDIALS MARCEAU DANISH FRUIT WINES ranc, , y than ty miles from school1, fifth Branch, *on, Thursday. 2 ler. and a daughter. Mrs. Mart*operated the Al Teufel Brokeragi Anisette, Apricot, Blackberry, Crcrae dc Navy Em-2 and Mrs. James H. through eighth grade, two miles, Cherry, Blackberry, Black Currant, Straw- I f\VJ O'Donnel'. all of this olace: I in New York 30 years. He wa Cacao, Green or White Menthe, Cherry, Or- -J f\^J Moore, 237 Asbury Park Village,| and high school, 2>-', miles—also berry, Raspberry. 12 for 19.37 X.\J S grandchildren, and 13 great veteran of World War I, a char- ani^e Curacoa, Rock and Ilye. 12 for KJ*\J S Asbury Park, daughter, Thurs-ifor pupils who must walk more 24 or. grandchildren. ter member of the Middletowi 42.07. Hummel, Triple Sec, Blackberry 4/5 t d,y j than one-half mile on certain tics q The funeral will be Wednesday Elks Lodge, and a member ol Brandy, 3.94 4/5 qt. 12 for 44.92 Sp. 5 and Mrs. Marshall W ignated "hazardous" roads. at 8:3(1 a.m. from the Rvan Fn the American Meat Institute | MACY TASTER CANADIAN WHISKY Stevens, 45 SeconSdd AvA e , Lons Mr, Jannarone said that some- ncral Home, followH at 9 o'c o"kl(,jcw York Branch, son, Thursday. lime in the fulure. a new elemen-'h,, a hl"h ma«s at St. Mr. Teufel is survived by his GIFFORD'S INN CALIFORNIA BRANDY Smooth, light, bottled in Canada, and still Sgt. lc and Mrs. Anuelo J. Pas- tary school will be constructed in'Ann's Church offered bv Rrv . Lf ' viroini. F sh-irn Ten quclla, 34 Marveles Valley Rd., the n.,rrf» Parkwm. li™«-...,..., ,..,.: „_._, wirec, MrsMrs . Virginia r. Sharp Teu- 90.4 proof, 6 years old 12 for 62.59 Rd., the Gardenn Parkway Homes^nlev Lev.nrtnski nastnr Burial w">^e dVunhten " Mr, can Flavorful and versatile; 84 proof, 5 yenrs /V I vJ 1 4/5 qt. Fort Monmouth, son. Thurs old, 12 for 47.77 t.J. J POINT PLEASANT HOSPITAL Joyce Carclla of New York, Mrs. j 4/5 qf. j »j n^.r- & <:„,r . '! TnThf efollowin followingg substitutsubstitutee teach- '- Joyce tnrclla of New York, Mrs. Mr. MRS EDWARD BUROGE [Janice Richards of Connecticut. VIARENGO ITALIAN SWEET VERMOUTH mour, Mi8s J l n Tc fcl and Swanf'k, Middletown; Miss Mil- LEONARDO - Mrs. I-dward| ! " " ; <*""«*. D RED STAR RESERVE BLENDED WHISKEY Also Marccau French Dry Vermouth. 12 Township, son, Friday. jdrcd Lnckcy. Keyporl, and Mrs.inurdge, fl!i. died yesterday in her Miss Phyllis Teufel, at home; a son, Paul Teufel, at home; a step- for 18.13 ~ t jPriscilla-M. Darcy, Mrs Marilynlhomc. 3.1 Highland Ave, Blended whiskey at its very best; 12 for (V I HJ A p l|li( son, Peter J. Mudcc, Jr., at home,! 30 oi. Vi<'tlll1H ' '- and Mr. and Mrs, Saui; Mr-. Burt!>:f was born in Lone 46.63. Qis., 5.09, 12 for 58.03 , * .Waldman. all of Hazlet. ;Island, and had livpd here 80 and seven prnndchildren. 4/5 qt. NEW YORK (Af')-Tlie Sum-! •'car' Sh" was lhe widow of Ed- The Hlks Lodge will conduct a mil, New York's first new luxury; r;nANf;n AWARD ward Hurdle. ritualistic service in Pflejjer Fu- GIFFORD'S INN CALIFORNIA WINES hotel In a gencralion, had its firs', TRI-.NTON - The Atlantic! Stirvivin- are a son. Kcillij neral Home, New Monmouth at MARCEAU 3 STAR COGNAC Port, Tnwny Port', Sherry, Tokay". Mus- • reported Jewel robbery last nighLCirancp Coils Neck won the!nun1"" o' this place, and three!"1-10 tonight. catel, Rhine, Sautcrne, Haul Sauternc. Bur- Fine l.'li,'im|iij|;nr "Cognac" at its best. 12 /-w I vJ Police said jewelry worlh abrail/'.r.in-r rnmprlilinn with its dis-'qrandchildren. i The funeral service will be at gundy. 4 for 13 64, Mi-Ral.. 2.04. 6 for 1 10 bottles for 70,37 VJ.X S $29,000 was taken from the fuik-'play »f (mm products al the Stale' T''> funrnl wil hr> tomorrow a.m. tomorrow in Pflegor l-'u- 11.63; 4/5 qt, 84c, 12 for 9.98 Qa|. of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Kassin, of.Fair h'-ie over the week-end '»t 2 p.m. in the I'nsten Funeral'i"1™' Hnme with Rev .Roger Burk- 4/5 qt. •«/» W. mil H-««l only "4/5 nt. onlj 105 Roosevelt Ave, Deal, N. J,, _ ,Ioni0> vvi|n Rov Genre- Tavlor,|ins, pastor of KinR of Kings Lu- while they were out dining yes-; S.in Francisco's Golilen Gatelnaslor of the Ailnntic Highlandj'theran Church, officiating, Cre- Plmn. or wrll« (or dillvtty within NIK Jarity »nly. rrx dallviry within our dallvary im, (•«.._. ,.,.„,. .« „„„., terday afternoon. Police said the Under u (he world's Inngrst'Mclhndlst Church officiating, Biir-Jmation will he in Rose Hill Cre- Flm Wlmt and Llnuon. (Dipt. ?•), UpiwUvtl. •ambantr'i M»nm«ulh. and •( P«r«mu«. NIWH|I, M«nlo Park, Morrlttown and Plalnllild Jewelry was Insured. 'single-span bridge. ial will be in Bay View Cemetery.'matory, Linden. State Fines RED Successful Investing Milk Firms, Today's Business Mirror I Sell Bonds, Hold Stock To 11 Stores Who's Responsible Maintain Living Standards TRENTON — Six shore area milk firms have been fined for By ROGER E. SPEAR selling milk to unlicensed stores, NEW YORK (AP) — Signs ol< any recourse to monetary inBa- and 11 stores have been fined for a split between big business and ticm. (Q) "In 1941, I began pui Tax-wise^ this will also be selling without a license to do so the Kennedy administration have But Che split between the two views grows more apparent and chasing U. S. Series E bonds or BSt move. Only after yo The Office of Milk Industry an widened today into a new area: the payroll savings plan' buying amount of bonds has been su nounced the penalties Friday. Responsibility for inflation. more serious. one bond each month, sometime, stantially reduced should you be- Charles F. Hendricks, 50 Steel leaders have crossed more when the money was avail gin to dip into your stocks. Yo George PL, Keyport, was fined swords with a b 1 e. In adthre- e issues are holdings of tl $40 for selling milk to two un- the President Grand Jury dition I begat highest quality, and I belie' licensed stores. over whether a rise in steel buying shares your wisest course now would The other dealers were fined prices this fall of Pacific Gas to keep them intact. $20 each for selling milk to' one Gears 15 would set off &Electri unlicensed store. They are the Shoreline Dairy another wage- Southern Cali- (Q) "You seldom mention Re' price inflation- Of Charges fornia Edison, ion, a stock with which I ha' 1609 Grand Ave., Lavaliette; 1 ary spiral. and, Americar had great success, I know there Shore Dairies, Inc., Main and Eu- FREEHOLD—The retiring May clid Aves , Loch Arbour; McCue's This would Telephone risk here, but should I hold put still an- term of the Monmouth County Telegraph, sell?" S. Dairy, Inc., 272 Willow Ave., Long Branch; Stanley Sokolow, other pinoh on Grand Jury has cleared an East am now re (A) Revlon (NYSE), Is a ve your pocket- DAWSON Keansburg man in connection volatile stock, and that is wh; 20 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch; Lyle Jackson, 3124 West Bangs book. with the death of two men in SPEAR I have not mentioned it mor Ave., Neptune. The President fears that a a truck-train crash. to live decently it is necessary often. However, the compan; The following store owners steel price rise Mien wage scales] In the no bill returned to Su- to occasionally dip into my capi- continues to be a strong merchan were fined $10 for selling milk g"o" u"p" nex—t' month would start perior Court Judge J. Edward tal. What should be sold firs diser, and its new "anti-wrinkle' COMMITTEE AT WORK — Committee members for the first annual dinner-dance and without a license. sudi a spiral. Knight, Michael Antonucci of Pas- the bonds or the stocks?" cream might mean another earn R. Nurrito, 194 Main St. Keans show to be held Sunday at Homestead Golf and Country Club, Spring Lake Heights, Roger M. Blough. chairman oi saic St." was cleared of charges ings boost. I rate the stock as H. L burg; Frank Slovenz, 303 Main by the Monmouth County Retail Liquor Stores Association, are shown preparing for it. U.S. Steel, denies this and charg arising from the crash in Mid- good speculation and advise yoi (A) I would first sell some St., Keansburg; Mario Spatola, es instead that "the cause of dletown March 29 when Bernard to hold your shares. Seated, left to right, are Ralph Real, Oakhurst; J. Arthur Fell, Red Bank, executive di- of the bonds. Series E bonds 100 Leonardville Rd., Belford; inflation — in a highly competi- Whalen, Port Monmouth, and •re an excellent vehicle for peri- James Gleason, 24 Compton Ave., rector of the aisociation; William Mari,, West End; Ralph Todero, Long Branch; Albert tive economy with ample indus- Harry S. Woodward, Belford, odical saving, especially fo: Mr. Spear can not answer al Westr Keansburg. Krasner, Asbury Park, and Harry Genovste, Red Bank. Standing, Harry Moller, Port trial capacity such as ours —were killed. those persons who are able tc mail personally but^ will answe; Thomas Pappas, 126 Carr Ave., Monmouth; David R. Caplain, Atlantic Highlands, association president, and Ralph are clearly associated with the Charles W. Dobroskl, Newark, •ave only a small amount each all question possible in his colKeansburg; John Hempen, Rt. 15, fiscal, monetary, labor and other ' month. umn. Ribustelli, Little Silver. was cleared of charges In the Normandy Beach; Mrs. F. San policies of government." auto death of Christian Bang of However, your personal prob- toro, 244 Central Ave., Long Area of Disagreement Leonardo in an accident March 5 lem involves choosing the bes Branch; .James Smorra, 2102 The general area of disagree- in Middletown. method of distributing youi Sunset Aye, Wanamassa, Ocean ment is the question: Bake Sale Eye Bank The jury also returned a no bill capital,, not a way of accumula Township. Do business pricing policies for Nicholas A. Viscidi, Rockwell ting it. Your savings bonds pay Edward Perrella, 1123 Spring- threaten the stability of the econ- Ave., Long Branch, who had been a rate of interest comparable wood Ave., Asbury Park; Bauer's omy? Is Scheduled Gives Sight charged with impairing the to the return on the utility Market, Inc., 180 Broadway, Long Or beyond that: morals of an 11-year-old girl in " shires, but they offer nothing Branch; Daniel Lupo, 1011 Re. 35, Is business management too Neptune June 1. In the way of appreciation, which RyJESCS— Neptune. To Three— greedy for pfofils~ana too indif- may- become an increasingly vita: ferent to what that may do to Other "no bills" were returned NAVESINK - Plans for a bak KEYPORT - The Lions Club, factor if you want to live oul the cost of living? in the cases of: sale were discussed at the Sei which sponsors an eye bank at your retirement in relative ease, Big business touchiness about tember meeting of the Women' Delay Ruling Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, Edward S. Matthews, Bridge Public utility stocks have beer administration policies has been Society of Christian Servici has been informed that three op- Ave., Red Bank, charged with a • iuperb investment — for both growing more avident for some which took place in the annex c erations using corneas donated by holdup and robbery in Keans- Income and growth — over the time. the Methodist Church. On Political area residents and pledged by the burg. years, and the group should con- Mrs. Madeline Gleeson is chair local club have been successful An early break in the entente Marian Kasprzak, Joseph Kas- tinue to show goqd gains. There- man ot the sale, which will b in restoring sight to three per- cordiale of recent years came przak and Eunice Chamberlain, fore, I advise that you sell first Sign Petition when Commerce Secretary Hod- held Sept. 29 at 2 p.m. in thi sons. Red Bank, charged with contribut- from your "inventory" of sav- annex. SHREWSBURY - The Zoning ges and the old Business Advis- These happy gifts of sight are ing to the delinquency of a minor ings bonds, giving your utility Date books, containing name! Board of Adjustment has held up ory Committee for the depart- made possible by the Lions Club in Middletown. Issues the chance for further of program leaders and hostesse: decision on whether to allow ment parted ways. Each side corporation with the Delaware progress. for the coming year, were di Ray Stillman to erect a political blamed the other for the falling Paul J. Quirion, lakeside Dr., Valley Eye Foundation which lo- tributed. ign atop his real estate office out. Middletown, charged with con- cates the persons to whom sight Mrs James Lane, a new mem m Rt. 35. There is increasing belief in tributing to the delinquency of a can be restored. State troopers ber, was introduced. Mr. Stillman sought permission industrial board rooms that minor in Matawan. Mothers For then rush the eyes stored in the last Thursday to attach a sign Washington in its antitrust cam- Gabriel Nojain, North Bergen, Prior to the meeting, a storl bank to the hospital. shower was held in honor of advocating election of himself and paigns against 'ndustry pricing charged with Issuing a worthless Adding Space member, Mrs. William Schuette, two running males, J. Reid Har- The Keyport club which has a policies or corporate and bank- check in Eatontown. Middletown. Miss Alvira Craw- ison and Robert M. Rooke, to total pledge of 1,200 to the, bank ing mergers is aiming largely at Richard A. Wedge, Second Ave., ford served as hostess, assisted Borough Council, to the roof o is still in need of more. Robert bigness itself, rather than pri- Asbury Park, charged with is- To School by Mrs.-Seorge Rader, Mrs. Wil- his colonial style building. Lennon is sight conservation marily at any threatened or ac-suing a worthless check In Eaton- NEW SHREWSBURY — T liam Spcngeman and Mrs. Glee- The board reserved decision chairman. tual restraint of trade. iown. mothers of this borough took son. Present were Mrs. Maynard and directed Building Inspector J. Margie Aubuchon, Coleman Critical of Government • guided tour through the Swim- Card, Mrs. Herbert Salenge Robert Sagurton to investigate to Ave., Long Branch, charged with ming River School last week with Mrs. George La Munyon. Mrs, determine if the proposed sign Drum Corps Big business also tends to beissuing a worthless check In that Erling Clausen, principal. Holmes Crawford, Mrs. Freder- meets requirements of the local critical of government labor pol city. . At the end of the tour, it was ick Gehihaus, Mrs. Howard iign control ordinance. ces, lest they favor wage rises Dolores McCusker. Airsdale reported by the New Shrewsbury Devesty, Mrs. Harry Patterson, The board rejected the applica- that will send operating costs NEW SHOP — Miss Diana Dillon of Sea Girt, left, To Compete Ave., Long Branch, charged with Better Education Council, the Mrs. William Neal, Mrs. Marga- ion of the J. C. Williams Co. to higher and thus further pinch issuing a worthless check In Red profit margins. mothers expressed shock at thiret Fowler, Mrs. Evelyn Haber :ontinue use o( a steel, concrete, and Mrs. William J. Donahue of Point- Pleasant, sales- Bank. Idea of adding any more pupils Mrs Harry Hallgring, Mrs. Ma and metal sign on the Marx prop- girls at the Country Clothes Shop for women — recent Sept. 24 A wary eye is kept on In- Leon A. Brach, Couse Rd., Nep- creased eovernment spending in most of the classrooms. jorle Hogan, Mrs. Winfred rty on Rt. 35. The board held tune, charged with obtaining addition to The Fair University Shop, Rt. 35, Wana- policies. They help business I "When you visit the classes, O'Grady, Mrs. James Lane, Mrs, that there was no basis for the LONG BRANCH — Five senior money under false pretenses in Rader, Mrs. Gleeson, Mrs, massa — look oVer a fur jacket, ona of many item* on so far as more orders go. But you suddenly realize the chil- company's contention the sign did drum corps from four states will Red Bank. Spengeman and Miss Crawford, not have to meet requirements of they also raise the fear of fur- 1 dren are not just statistics.^ but sale at the modern store. compete in a program sponsored Henry B.-Kaufman, Westwoof - real flesh and blood people, who "Mrs. William Sheridan, Mrs. the ordinance. by the Long Branch Kiwanis Club ther inflation — and, still more 1 Ave., Long Branch, charged witl need space to move around In,' ohn Stryker, Mrs. Otto Johnsor Had a Sign next Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Sen- worrisome to business, of fur- i Iorg£jy_m_West Long Branch. Mrs. Philip Hartung said. nd Mrs. Herbert Schumann wen The company had a wooden ior High School stadium. ther tnJiItratlon~Df-po verament Thomas Neff, Ronald Farm and "If even two or three children [uests. :ign on the property for manyKaltman Co. $14,500 The competition is being held into areas once sacred to private were added to a fifth grade 'ears and removed it last year to raise funds for the city's.youth business. Richard Caruso, all of Lon" classroom now holding 28 pupils in connection with the widening recreational facilities. And along this line there is Branch, charged with rape in It would be decidedly over- )f the highway. It replaced the Has Plan Is Asked The participants are the Wash- growing fear that the setup inLong Branch. crowded," Mrs. Paul Knauff said Safety Council 'ormer sign with a new one, of ington Carver Gay Blades, New- defense spending at the same Louis Causby, St. Louis, "To actually see the classroom Is liffercnt construction and- at a By YMCA ark; the Dukes, Perth Amboy; time that government spending charged with issuing a worthier-: to understand the problem." lightly different location. For Druggists the Marksmen, Springfield, on civilian programs is rising check in Freehold. Lauds 4 Boros FREEHOLD - This year'i will revive an atmosphere in Rosario Nurrita, Main St Mrs. Frank Steckham, Mrs Mr. Sagurton noted the changes FREEHOLD - D. Kaltman Mass.; the Sunrisers, Massape- goal in the annual Freehold Area which a return to government a studio. hide other nondrug lines during il, with a weekly charge of 35sa d'Or, will demonstrate crea- omy will take care of the rise in ler husband, S. T. Case, were in- Ff the addition is huilt, the Mr, De Lue said he has a con- he year. cents. It is open to all boys and ive hairstyles to the group. government spending without ured, the patrolman said. A similar experimental pro ichools here wni_be able to hold PACK MEETING TONIGHT act to buy the Pink property, girls from the seventh grade ra"i with 3,000 retail drugstores class sire down to about 30 for NAVESINK - Plans for theinsisting of a residence and ga- through high school In New Jersey and New York *everal years, he said. •ear's activities will be discussed age apartment, and wanted to Three gymnastic programs willll p.-oved succpssful, he said. "We are now nt a crossroads." t the first meeting of Cub Scou move his studio from New York be held this year under the di- Mr. Malone told the mothers." >ack 107 in the Navesink Library the garage. The Freehold division, under rection of Ronald Udy, Regional I Big Savings The decisions we make now will might at 8:15 o'clock it was an His work would consist of mak- the management of GeraM r-i- High School coach of the gym- •ffect our children, our staff, and lounced by Harry Maxson. cub- ing plastic molds which would benstein, will continue to distrib- nastic team. The programs which On Home our curriculum. nasier. iter be removed to foundries. ute drugs. will start later this month, will The property is in a residential include one for those in grades I five through eight, one for those I one and the board ruled Mr. COMPLETES COURSE Improvements e Lue had not cited adequate in high school and a third for I FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, easons to allow the requested those who have finished high|| ind. — John H. VanDam, 55, of ariance. school. Eton PI., Eatontown, has com- ADD A NEW WE RE-GLAZE •)'»!ed the military accounting HOUSE GUESTS LIBRARY ELECTION course at the Army's finance LONG BRANCH - Recentll NAVESINK - Trustees will beschool here. house guests of Mr. and Mrs. BATHROOM iected at the annual meeting of Mr. VanDam, a retired Army Fred Behlmer, 14 Howland Pl.J As Low OLt Per & RE-SCREEN lie library Thursday at 8:15 p.m. major, is a civilian employee of were Mr. and Mrs. Edward John-1[ As t the library. the Department of the Army. son. Flushing, N. Y. Low Cost New Room ANY TYPE 1O'xl4' ROOM COMPLETELY PREPARED A NEV\M • Designed and planned by Monmouth Construction • Sill KITCHEN ALUMINUM FRAME • Floor Beams • Plate • Ceiling • Beams • Ridge As Low O ft • Studs • Rafters • Door, As ; JO Windows, Closet openings com- J WINDOW! pletely prepared. ^ We Re-tape, He-cord and Ite-paint 179. ADD A NEW NO MONEY DOWN J VENETIAN BUNDS GARAGE •1st Payment in January |As Low ^Lt per • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY As 3O day STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO < P.M. • Up To 5 Years To Pay WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 & D "Between Yanko'a & Reussillcs" V" MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO Jl 0 Wild had inmytfmg HIGHWAY 3j AT HEAODON'S CORNER MIDDLETOWN 32 Broad St. SHadytldt 1-7500 Rtd Bank NEW SERVICE — Leon'i Cleaners, White St., Red Bank, has added this now vehicle SHADYSIDE 1-5060 t. PROSPECT 5-133: for its rug cleaning diviiion. At loft it E. Shoppard, Jr., division manager, and John Call E > t h •: • Numt'.p £:• :• " Wo up on the back seat. NATIONAL BANK Another time he stumbled In Mr. and Mrs. Edward Szelewa the darkness and fell into thtfand family, II Kent PI., moved Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ufater. It took weeks to recover last week to Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Red Bank New Shrewsbury Little Silver rom pneumonia. Szelewa. a salesman in the semi- Watching the 47-year-old priest conductor and materials division Koyport Englishtown Atlantic Highlands of RCA, has been reassigned MAYONNAISE move around the school grounds there. T Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hauber moved recently to 54 Branford FAMOUS KRAF Cir. from_the Cleveland. Ohio, area.rMrTand Mrs. Hauber have three daughters. Mr. Hauber is a private pilot for Johnson & QUART SINGER Johnson. no.l specialist 10c OFF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Picton, LABEL West Long Branch, entertained a in storage! group for dinner Saturday night. FALL SALE Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Govinsky, Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roon- SPECTACULAR an, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sut- LINDEN HOUSE CHASE & SARBORH er and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherman, New Shrewsbury. BEECH-NUT Miss .Jean Way, daughter of $ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wav, 11 COFFEE HOLLAND HOUSE Carlton Dr., left last week for Drew University in Madison, All Purpose Mb. AU. GRINDS 50 where she will major in chem- istry. ANDERSON BROS., Inc. Grind tan GOFFEE «"< March 1,1961 price (including Miss Diane Jacko, daughter of Main Oftlc* & WarthouiM 49' 59' intermediate reductions) Mr. and Mrs. William Jacko, 34 SI -S3 Mechanic St. Rtd Sank Birchwood Ct.. returned Wednes- The Coffee-er A|| Grind| Mb. day to Montclair State Teach- ers College. A junior in the fine TEL. SH 1-0030 Coffee can •rMMk OfflM m* WlMhtUH SMUM COFFEE 69' arts course, Miss Jacko is a BRAND NEW 111 •RINLIT AVINUI member of Mu Sigma, social so- Tulip Fair Grade A rority; Kappa Pi, national art so- MEDIUM SIANT-OMATIC ciety, and is co-chairman of AUTOMATIC Homecoming Week in October. Two of the children of Mr. andj_~nr SAVE 8c ZIGZAG Mrs. Erdman-Palmerr 62-Hope WHITE EGGS Rd., have left to continue their education. Ann entered nurses' Biggest savings ever offered on the Tulip Fair—Mellow Mild \\^.\^ machine that outs°w>> them all! training at Martland Medica Center, Newark, and Steven re- MIDGET PORK ROLL Save lie turned for his sophomore year a Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Fr.ihly Slic.H Fr.iMy Slk.d nology where he is studying as- AMERICAN CHEESE • - »58c SPICED HAM '»-49e SAVE *2O tronautical engineering. Sweet Eating, Large Clusters BEAUTIFUL YOUNG BUDGET Bill Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs, STRAIGHT STITCH MACHINE Lawton Cox. 82 Cloverdalc Cir returned last week to Davis El Use it to mend, darn, embioider, se.v over pins--on any fabric! kins College in Elkins, W. Va SEEDLESS $"7050 Roger Fenton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fenton, 14 Mrredith GRAPES REDUCED TO •——*» Dr., left last week to study liberal arts nl Srvitheasl Missouri Col ROUND BOBBIN SPECIAL FULL POWER lege, Cape Girardeau, Mn. SEE US FOR ALL U.S. #1, Grade A, From Nearby Farms The children of Mr. and Mrs. CONSOLE SALE CANISTER VACUUM J Catenaci. Hope Rd., returned YOUR PHOTO NEEDS tn school recently. Joseph is a Clemson University, Clemson, S We carry a complete POTATOES 25 69 I'C, where he is a sophomore in FLOOR MODELS business administration. Joan re- line of famous brand AND turned lo hrr sophomore year ir the nursing school of Barry Col cameras and accessor- DEMONSTRATORS lope, Miami. ies. Bring your cameras here for expert repair REDUCTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wil. 56 son. 31 Thayer Dr., and Mr. and service. $ $ Power equal to $89.95 cleaners ball bearing casters, swltel hose Mrs. Robert D. Purcell, 15 Thay 10-o 70 er Dr., spent a week recently 50 vacationing together at the F.agle We Have Everything REDUCED TO (•iom regular price when ne.v) REDUCED TO 3 9 Mountain House In the White Newman Springs Road Mountains, Jackson, N. H. for the LOW DOWH PAYMENTS-EASY TERMS ON OUR"SAVEAS-VOU-PAY"PIAH CAMERA FAN i The salmon ordinarily eats vor- OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK 'TIL 9 P. M. aciously but it cats nothing while migrating. Its digestive organs RED BANK atrophy and by the time It finds DORN'S Photo Shop SINGER SEWING CENTER the breeding ground, little re (1 Jll«d in phom book unfier r,INOt(t SEWING MACHINE CO ) .mains but skin and bone.1:. 15 Wallace Strttf mm/iair BROAD ST. Supplies and Equipment SUPER t>/MARKETS ' *CPEN SUN. 9 A.M. t« 6 P.M. 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Keep in touch often rtftlda, itop itehinc, and ralieva The aecret is • new healing eifb- The program, sponsored by the Hill High School and attended "-by phone—when you're away from home. New Jariey Btll •AlB-witkootturctrr. •tance (Bio.Dyn«»)-di«cov»ry of Recreation Commission, will be Pennsylvania State Teachers • »J«d-famou» ntearch inrtitute. College in Shippensburg. Before to MM after can, while tenUy held in the township high school. Thii eubiUnce is now available entering the Army he was em- r»llt»lnf piln, actual reduction In nppoitort or ointment farm Persons wishing to register at (ahtinkai*) took plae«. onder the mm. Pnparation fl». night may do so Sept. 20 from ployed by Smith-Corona, Inc., RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN Pays to Advertise in The Register "••taauilnfaiiU At all drug counter* 7 to 9 p.m. in the high school. Harrisburg, Pa. NOW! A NEW WORLD OF New CORVAIR 95 COWAN. 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See your Chevrolet dealerl , - * ^Optional at extra cost See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY 325 MAPLE AVENUE REP BANK SHadyside 1-3130 ' Kat Kegbter ALL A MATTBt OF DEGREE »tt BiMi StrMt, lad Bnk, M J. 8, MUdMown More on FBI Agents Ettabllabed 1178 by Jefaa R Coolr and Henry Clay By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1S28-1KI JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager I recently wrote about former FBI agents who W. HARRY PENNINCTON, Production Manager advertise their relationship to that organization and Member o! the Associated Press some of whom give the erroneous impression of extra- im AMocitrvi PrcM u tntuitd cxcluuvcij 10 U» oi* far rcpubltutlon ol an thi uou o«w« priottd tttt M*lpiMr at wtjl u Ul Jip newi dlspitcnti ordinary knowledge about communism and left wing Member Audit Bureau at Circulation movements. I have since received a number of letters Th» Red Bink RcKIitcr uiumei no financial reiponilbllltiei Inr typographical «rrort In Kjv»rtli«m«nU and telephone calls from former FBI Wl will nprlDt wttlwut char(«. thai part of an advettnement in which tht typosrapbical arror oceurt Ail wtlHtl win Dtta«« now? tht management tmmfidlal»!s of aoT error which may occur. agents and "their friends, some of whom niwatwptr aaiurcta no retponalbSlltlVB for atatementj of oplnloni Ib Utttrf from ita rtadari, have been my friends for years, de- Bubtenptlew Prift«a In Advttnc* Ona yeaT 111 00 Sis• monthi. IS.U0 manding to know whether I meant fttntl* ensj at count ar. 1 ecnta 81B{la copy by mall. 9 cant* them. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1S61 In that article, I praised the Na- tional Review which is a publication 4 that I favor. So other right wing publi- School Safety cations complain that I must hate them. SOKOLSKY Qn ti,is point, I can assure one and all Municipal and school officials in \ Tree Farm Rd., and the intermediate that I hate nobody and. will, from time to time, praise Middletown have expressed alarm I school on Middletown-Lincroft Rd., those who are, in my opinion, deserving of praise. over the method used by the state place their lives in danger each day Sensitive to Criticism to determine speed limits on roads. The Board of Education does not The problem was brought to light have the funds to transport each and Right wing groups are extraordinarily sensitive to criticism, particularly when the question is raised as when officials started making plans every child to school. to whether a man should earn his living out of his ideals for protection of school children Therefore the only solution to the and principles of life. They ask, don't the Communists walking to school in the township. problem rests with traffic enforce- get paid? But then conservatives are not like Com- According to local officials there ment officials on the state level. munists. They are idealists who have joined a cause are three main streets—one of which The thinking behind the state': because they feel that that is what they should do. passes five schools—which have method of setting speed limits com- At any rate, if anyone wants to know if a person was administrative assistant to J. Edgar Hoover or speed limits of 45 miles an hour pletely escapes us. whether he was a chief of bureau in the FBI, let a let- established by the state. Unless the state takes another ift&XRfe-~ ter of inquiry be written to the proper person and place. According to local officials, the look at the situation in Middletown It will be found that I am not in error in the general state must approve all speed limits someone will be killed. If our Money's Worth; view that if a person worked for the FBI he has no even on municipal roads. They said Then, when the situation is to WILLIAM permanent license to advertise himself as very close the state arrives at speed limits by late and the horse long gone from to the equivalent of J. Edgar Hoover. If a man's work is worthwhile, he does not need such an accolade. striking an average of the speed of the barn, the state will move. Federal Sales Tax Next? S. WHITE So much for that. The other day, I received what cars using a given road during a The state is constantly urging By SYLVIA PORTER WASHINGTON - For all its read like a very angjj&»letter from M. Harvey SmedJey survey. motorists to take it easy and drive great dangers, the Berlin crisis may be producing one good and who protests a statement of mine that the Sixth Ave- Officials said that a school speed slowly once school opens. In capitalistic United States, a massive 86 per cent wholesome by-product. nue Elevated structure was sold to the Japanese prior zone is only in effect between the Despite this warning, motorists of the billions of dollars the federal government col The world's neutrals have at to World War II. Mr. Smedley says of my comment: two boundaries of a given school can legally travel 45 to 50 miles per lects each year comes from taxes on our paychecks, last been told by President Ken- "I agree that the subject matter was most inter- nedy, in adequate politeness but property. hour on Middletown streets dotted profits, estates or gifts. By far and away, the major also in adequate firmness, that esting, but I am surprised that after all of these years, you have joined with several other writers in stating Thus, hundreds of school children with schools. sources of revenue of government in Washington are the United States is fed up to those of us who earn or have the most. the eyes with the kind of "neu- that the scrap iron from the Sixth Avenue L was sold walking to five schools on Leonard- The state certainly is not prac- tralism" which is ready to de- In contrast, in Communist Soviet to Japan prior to World War II. There is no doubt but ville Rd., two schools off Cherry icing what it preaches. nounce us on all occasions and Russia, an overwhelming 85 per cent of the Soviet Union on no occasion that a large amount of steel and iron scrap was sold at all. by Americans to Japan. the billions of rubles the Kremlin col- And the message has not "Undoubtedly included in this large amount was lects each year comes from Soviet citi- stopped with this. Poland, toi scrap from various historic or otherwise important EVENTS OF YEARS AGO zens across-the-board as they spend which heavy assistance has been From Th* Register'* Files ;iven in both the Eisenhower and struptures of one kind or another." money to feed, clothe, shelter them- Kennedy Administrations, had The price was reported to be ments of Georgian Court College, selves. By far and away, the major been told that its latest request Material Sold to Japan 50 Years Ago $11,000. Lakewood, won a $400 prize for is in a pigeonhole marked "in FORrER sources of government revenue in Mos-definite." The aid request o: There can be no question but that large amounts The Middletown Townshij submitting the best teaching plans cow are sales, excise, other taxes. Tito of Yugoslavia likewise is Board or Education staked out the E. H. Jones, Belford, caught a and articles of high school teach- of scrap iron and scrap steel were sold to Japan at this going to get indefinitely lost location of the new high school ihark in one of hie pound nets, ers in New Jersey, New York and In our country, which pays homage to individual time. Smedley's point and anger have to do with the Connecticut. The contest was here. While we won't try to use building. The building was erectec t weighed 500 pounds and was ncentives to work and produce, we concentrate on Sixth Avenue Elevated structure. He contends that his on land donated by Mclvin A sold to a New York fish merchant. sponsored by the New York aid as a club, we also won't go Rice, who also contributed $1,00 Times. taxing employment and production to such an extent on extending aid without any client, the Harris Structural Steel Company, did not regard to the attitude of recip- toward school equipment. Hit that an insignificant 14 per cent of the federal govern; sell the Sixth Avenue scrap steel to the Japanese. contribution was matched by Rot A large waiting room and Thomas Cassldy and his fam ients. frieght house was built on the He says: ert Hartshorne, another boa ily from Queens, L. I., moved in- ment's take comes from sales taxes. The chill in Washington has end of the pier at New Point member, who donated all thi to one of Matthew Mullin's houses been caused by a number ol "However, not a pound of scrap from the Sixth Comfort, Keansburg. chestnut timber needed for thi on Lincroft Estates. In such strongly socialistic countries as Denmark factors, not least the recent meet- Avenue Railroad reached Japan directly or indirectly. new building. ing of "non-aligned" nations in The contract for the demolition of this structure was Donald Wroncey, Long Branch, Sweden, Norway, though, the governments get one A fire in Farrell'* Monmouth Yugoslavia. The "non-aligned' made between the City of New York and Harris Struc- Howard Johnson bought a ha Hotel, Rumson, caused $2,500 an employee at the Red Bank Air- half to three-quarters of their revenues from saies, ex- have managed to look the other Interest In the pool room am damage. The fire was caused by port, passed examinations for a cise taxes, customs duties. way at all Russian sins. They tural Steel Company, Inc. about 1938. The then mayor bowling alley owned by Rerinii a gas leak. transport pilot's license at Roose- looked the other way at Khrush' of the city of New York, the late Fiorello H. LaGuardia, Brown of Highlands, velt Field, L. I. He was accom- chev's breaking of the armistice panied on the trip by Harry Y. Income, Profits Taxes had the foresight and courage to include in this con- The Sea Bright board of trade on nuclear testing, which has 1 Smith,' a local parcel postman. tract a guarantee that no scrap would be sold except Richard W. Herbert of Wick- held a dinner In Sandlass Bam- Our federal government is alone in the world in now thrown, up nine new blasts atunk, a member of the Mon- boo Garden. to contaminate the air. for domestic consumption. Without going into details, William C. Duranr, founder of dying so heavily on income and profits taxes, refus- mouth County Tax Board, gave George Lober, a young artist They looked the other way at a violation of this guarantee involved severe penalties." a .dinner at his home honoring General Motors Corp. was oper- ng to turn to sales and simiiar taxes, Our federal gOV- from Keyport, won blue ribbons Khrushchev's brutal closing of Gov. Woodrow Wilson. Attorney atlng a supermarket in Asbury " . The reason that I referred to the generally accepted and a special cash award for his the escape hatches to freedom General Edmund Wilson of Red Park. , ernment is alone in delaying tax relief year after year, •xhiblts of sculptures and clay by sealing the East-West Ber- report that Japanese were getting American scrap metal Bank also attended. odels at the Red Bank fair. Fair Haven~Co"uncilman andjrefusin8 to ^cognize that reform of oppressive rates lin border. They wound up by is that American goods are presently finding their way solemly dispatching neutralist Wilson H. Tucker sold his farm Mrs. Henry A. Friedlander and has been a key to the recent spectacular economic to our enemies, Soviet Russia, Cuba and even Red their son returned home from a leaders to go calling on Khrush- near Eatontown to a Mr. Ames 25 Years Ago growth of other nations. Our federal government is chev and Mr. Kennedy with what China. M. Harvey Smedley says: of New York for a reported $50,- five weeks' automobile trip to Rev. 0. G. Goodwin, pastor of amounted to appeals to the bur- "Therefore, in carrying out the terms of the con- 000. California. alone in clinging to a tax structure which has demon le African Methodist Episcopal glar, Khrushchev, to take it a bit tract, Harris used a very small amount of scrap in its lion Church, announced he Wilmer Atkins Robbins, for- strated it can contribute to strangling a recovery—as easier and to the victim, Ken Announcement was made of the nedy, to cease his unseemly own operations, and sold the balance of the scrap di- 'fanned to invite Haile Selassie, merly of Medford Lakes, began in 1959—-because the tax rates on incomes and profits marriage or Mrs. Sadie M. Col- ieposed emperor of Ethiopia to his duties as general secretary of struggles in self-defense lest rect to the Bethlehem Steel Company, where all of it lins of Keyport to Benjamin F. led Bank. He asked the co-op- the Red Bank YMCA, succeed- are so high that a business upswing quickly and spec there be a war in which the was used by Bethlehem in the production of the new Cartwright of Somerville. ration of the borough authorities ing Glenn P. Whshard. neutralists might get hurt. nd Chamber of Commerce in the tacularly bites into the incomes and profits. steel at its plants in Pennsylvania." (A foreign diplomat who is far Postmaster Webster Swan of ilanned visit. The emperor was David Tumidatskl of Scobey. Tax reform is dead for 1961. This session of Con- from naive told this correspon- Naveiink died. He was 72 years lue shortly to arrive In the U.S. Thorough Study Needed ville, who was employed by Laird dent: "Yes- people (the neutral old and a veteran of the Civil rrom London, where he fled after & Co. for 14 years," was'named gress isn't going to pass any significant legislation. Vet, leaders) can get that cynical; It would be very sound for a congressional com- War. He had owned a store in Italians took over his African general manager of the firm's there isn't an authority in the land who doesn't appre but how on earth can they do it Navesink for over 40 years. ingdom. new plant in Catskill, N. Y. The mittee to make a thorough study of the data on the without at least grinning?") company manufactured apple ciate the extent to which our tax structure could under- sales of American goods to enemy nations or to pros- David Schriver gave up his job H. Carl Kail of Shrewsbury, brandy. mine our economic growth. This correspondent, who had pective enemies. Smedley seems absolutely sure of his as mail carrier on a route through nglish teacher at Red Bank never been convinced of the total Fair Haven and Oceanic. Russell igh School and a member of the H. Douglas Wilson of Toledo, Here's, a table from the September bulletin of the sanctity of the "neutrals," was facts. Then where did the Japanese get American scrap? R. Pullen of Oceanic was ap- nglish education depart Ohio, purchaseABrashwood, a 22- First National-€ity Bank~of New York, comparing among those who thought we Similarly, where is Cuba getting American goods? What pointed to fill the position. acre country home on Hartshorne were lucky to get off at the do we exchange for Polish hams? What are American Rd., Middletown. A. Varick sources of total revenues of central governments, Yugoslav meeting as well as we factories, situated in Europe, selling to our enemies Louis J. Tetley Red Bank, bl Stout/ Jr., was the seller. which should be' an eye-opener to every thoughtful did, considering who was there cycle and motorcycle dealer, was citizen. and that it was held on Com and why? planning to leave on a motorcycle Miss Pauline Grob, daughtei munist territory. The only way to get all this material is by con- trip to Portland, Ore of Mr. and Mrs. George Grob of Country Tax Take From Tax Take From Monmouth St., Red Bank entered For taking into account the gressional investigation and report. Let us have lit Income, Capital Sales, Other Taxes incredible mentality of the neu- J. Dey Conover awarded the the Monmouth Memorial Hos- pital's nurses' training school. tralists to date, the mere fact contract for remodeling his United States 86% .: 14% that they did not declare out- "You Are Accused of Having Circulated Middletown home to Fred F. El- New Zealand 64% 36% right that we and not Khrush- »ton. The house was the orig- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitney This Old Petition © )urs" chev were to blame for Khrush- inal homeslead of the Conover moved from Lincroft to Endicott, Canada 60%.. 40% family. N" . Y" . where Mr. Whitney as- Australia 59% chev's barbed-wire wall in Berlin sumed duties as cashier and1 was actually a small net again. executive officer of the Endicott South Africa 56% 44% Even this highly relative re- Walter Bailey was elected com- National Bank. Netherlands 54% 46% straint exposed the fact that while modore of the Keansburc Yacht they would never admit it, they Club. *" United Kingdom ...'...... 54%..: 46% Six-room colonial homes on were at last aware of who was 60xl20-foot landscaped plots were Sweden L.53% 47% really disturbing the world's Lawrence Wolf, Leighton Ave., available in Pinckney Park for Japan 51% 49% peace. ftarted on a bicycle tour that took $7,250. him to ,Bayonne, Flushing and Denmark 41% 59% The President, at all events, Newark. was by no means pleased, as he Mrs. Kate Lippincolt and Mrs. Belgium .'..39% •.-. 61% has just shown here to his neu Polly Brightman of Long Branch, Spain 39% 61% tralist visitors, President Sukarno Lester Curchin, Fair Haven, Mrs. Mary Lonshorrpw of Matn-|Mexico married Miss Beatrice Jones of )f Indonesia and President Keita wan and Mrs, Earl"HathawavorL ., _.„ .„„, of Mali. He was nice to them- Brooklyn. Mr. Curchin was the West Lon» Branch attended theiBrazl1 34% 66% son of William Curchin and was Patriotic Ordor of America con-France 31% .... 69% as the saying goes, but they left employed as purser on the ere know.'ng he has reached iteamer Albertlna. vention at Trenton.- jswitzerland 31% 69% ils sticking point. He had gone What was reported lo be thejTurkev 29% 71% o great length to get along with George H. Willett, Jr., Port first rick.'ha relay r.ice fromlNorway 28% --72% he neutrals. A most happy day Monmouth, an engineer for the New York to Asbury Park was Ttalv 2R-nnsylvania Railroad, fell from held. Four hattered rickshas with „, ' „ Zl™ f° Ills engine in Buffalo, N. Y. n 'or a change. college boys ns "steeds" and West Germany 22% 78% Their bottom purpose here was W. A. Hopping rented half of the bathing beauties as occupants|Soviet Union 15% 85% were the entrants. The group had I o try to talk him Into not doing T'-<"idore Sickles store buildini; a state police escort. In Red So productive is our tax structure that if business inything to annoy Khrushchev. «i Broad St,, Red Hank to V. Bank Patrolman Frank Rputher expands as anticipated, it well may create enough taxes \nd his official reply, at the :nd, is an interesting as what hud automobile. was assigned ns escort. jto balance next year's record peacetime budget. But ;aid privately in the meantime. Charles Held, Spring SI, an if more taxes are deemed essential, there'll be the great- For the first substantive sentence .1. W. J: Donnell sold his house :mployeo of the Schultc United est support ever for a general sales tax—and from an of that reply was its heart: "I It tin corner of Maple Ave. and store, Broad St., saved a woman have made it clear that the po- I.eroy PI., Red Bank, to Mrs. from drowni astounding number of high-level labor leaders and lib- sition of the West and of the IIughe« another borough resident. \|n,.,l«>. n i in in/-i "K Sunday morning -Monday, Scjil. 18, 1961 ott the Sea Bright public beach., eral Democrats too. West Berliner* will be defended." fonntl tnd Guidance AuocjiQoa .WCBS-TV Chaaad 7 _WABC-TV RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Sept. 18, 1981—7 and the American Association of Channel I. _.WOR.TV Metder Gets New Position OuaaeM _WNBC-TV Univenity Professor). TELEVISION Channel 11 . -.WMX-TV Another American in the con- Metiler and his wife are the Channels -WNEW-TV Channel II . .WNTA-TV test here, organized by the In- parents of two children. World Title ternational Confederation of Ac- At Engineering College MONDAY AFTERNOON MONDAY EVENING (5) PM East. . PM We* cordionists, was Mario Tac'ca of 12: Mr- (2) Love of Life 1:00- (4) News and Weather 1:12- (7) Weather New York. NEWARK - John H. MeUler, ers College in Indiana, Pa., Mr c (I) Truth or (7) News 11: IS— (J) Movie To Belleville 108 Riverview Ave., Little Silver, Metzler also holds a master's de< Beckett Play i Consequences (11) Popeye (4) Jack Paar Tacca placed fifth. last in the has been promoted to acting ex- gree awarded to him by Penn. '(7) Camouflage • (II) I Led Three Lives (7( Movie Accordionist cla.s.si/icalion, wilh 81.1 points. ecutive associate of the depart- sylvania State University in 1951.Is Baffling (») Understanding Out 1:15- (7) Local News (11) Movie ment of professional development At various times he has served World •:2»- (7) Weather 1:30—C13) News PALLANZA, Italy (AP) — The world accordionist title has been and industrial relations at New- a labor arbitrator, working By WILLIAM GLOVER 12:10— (2) Search for Tomorrow «:25- (7) Sports 2:00- (9) Midnight Mysteries ark College o( Engineering. won by 20-year-old Donald Hulme with the. Federal Mediation and (4) It Could Be You 6:30- (4) Local News 2:40- (5) Dial 999 AP Drama Critic of Belleville, N. J., American ac- Mr. Metzler is an assistant pro- Conciliation Service, and the (5) Cartoons (5) Cartoons 1:00- (2) Movie NEW YORK (AP) - Samuel cordion champion for the last fessor of the department, special- American Arbitration Associa- (7) Number Please (7) Jim Backus (4) Local News *' .RED BANK Beckett provides theater fans three years. ' Sh 1-- (4) Weather 1:05- (4) 13th Hour titled "Happy Days." giore resort to 81.5 for his near- he was associate director of Among professional organiza- (4) Dr. Joyce Brother! 1:45- (4) News (7) Evening Prayer • WEATHER! est rival, Miss X.ydie Kotaia of guidance at Marian Center Joint tions he is a member, of the The two-act, two-player piece (5) Cartoons 7:0»- (2) News (9) News and We.ther Paris. Miss Yona Reed of Toron- Schools, Marian Center, Pa. He American Personnel and Guid- of muted action had its world (7) Ray Milland (4) Shotgun Slade 1:U- (5) News to, Canada, was third wilh 81.4. previously held teaching positions ance Association, the National premiere in Greenwich Village's (9) Movie (5) Jim Bowie 1:35— (4) News in Bradford, Pa., and San Ber- Vocational Guidance Association, Cherry Lane Playhouse. The (11) Movie (7) Expedition 2:15- (2) News Hulme has been enlered in the TODAY nardino, Calif. the Industrial Relations Research spectators accorded it applause 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (8) Terrytoon Circus 2:20- (2) Give Us flis Day competition each year for the —polite rather than enthusiastic. AND TOMORROW A 1947 graduate of State Teach- Association, the New Jersey Per- 1:25- (4) News (11) News TUESDAY MORNING past three years. He finished fifth All probably were trying to fig (5) New) 7:05- (2) Local News •:15— (2) Previews two years ago and second last ure out precisely what wa 1:10- (2) As The World Turns 7:10- (2) Weather 1:20- (2) Give Us This Day year to Herrick Paychar. Pay- meant. RADIO (4) Dr. Hudaon . (11) Local News •:25- (2) News thar did not compete this year. France's Irish-born author con (5) Movie 7:15- (2) News (4) Sermonclte The New Jerseyan was to come to the contest this year because WABC 770 WNEW 1130 cocts a surrealistic series o (7) Susie 7:2S-(11) Weather •:30— (2) People's Choice WCBS 880 WPAT 930 images out of classical allusions, 2; 00- (2) Face the Facts 7:30— (2) To Tell The Truth (4) To Be Announced $1,000 had been raised for the WHTG 1410 WQXR poetic contrivance, sardonic hu (4) Jan Murray (4) To Be Announced 7:00- (2) Neivs trip by his townspeople. WNBC 680 WOR 719 mor and eccentric creative spirit (7) Day In Court (5) Johnny Staccato (4) Today It seemed for a while that he would be unable to make the trip. AFTERNOON WOR Fulton Lawla Deliberately — as In "Waiting (11) Movie (7) Cheyenne (5) Call to Prayer fit!—WAIC Scott Muni His mother died last April and WlOO—WMC Charlla Crier for Godot" and "Endgame"—he 2:St- (2) House Party (9) Movie 7:15- (5) News WCM Ntwi WO* Bualnaia; N.wi his father, a carpenter, had been Nawa; Ed Joyca avoids the surface answers. The (4) Loretta Young- (11) Invisible Man 7:28— (7) Morning Prayer WHTO Monmouth-Ocau wraac Morgan B.ait, ill. TODAY AND Nawi Summary WO« Nawa; symbols are there for you to Drama 1:00- (2) Pete and Gladys 7:J»- (5) Ding Dong School WDM Nawis Jim !/>*• But residents of Hulme's home- WOR Na«a, Jobn Scott Gabrlal Il.il.r figure out. (7) Seven Keyi (4) National Velvet (7) Early Bird Cartoons TOMORROW ljlli—WOR Ttai t'iugwaldi Till—WO* Capitol Clo>f-U» (>) To Be Announced (5) Overland Trail 8:00- (2) News town on the northern edge of The locale of "Happy Days" i. WCBS ParlaBaport ri4f_WH»C Wayna How.ll 2:55- (5) News . (II) This Man Dawson (5) Sandy Becker Newark started a quiet campaign WHTQ Tbii li Honnouth WO* Carlton tradrlcka sterile plain beneath a "hellish nil—WAK Nawa: Scott Muni 1:M- (2) Millionaire (13) Betty Furness (7) Little Rascals and raised the money for the Count? sun." (Beckett sometimes sug- tilt*—WMTS CouotJ Al'"» •lOO—WC«I World Tonight (4) Young Dr. Malone 1:10- (2) Bringing Up Buddy 8:10- (2) News journey. WCU Allan Gr»r WHRC New.; gests this is all taking place in Wayna How.ll (5) Theater Five (4) Price Is Right 8: IS— (2) Captain Kangaroo His first trip aboard in quest «»tt»—WMTO N.IM; some post-atomic era.) The main Raluing Hnslo WO« Naw.. World Todaj (7) Queen For A Day (7) Surfside t 8:15— (7) Billy Bang Bang of the world championship title till*—I—WAIC N.wi; Scott Muni mound, waist-high in Act I and Accordion Teachers Guild Inter- Pricva. Maalc UW-WNK Naw.; Bob ll.ym.a (4) From These Roots (4) Whispering Smith 8:55—(9) Almanac Newsreel WNtC Nawil Jim Lav* WC«1 New>; Ed Joyca chin-high in Act II. (7) Who Do You Trust (5) Four Just Men 9:00- (2) Amos V Andy national. WOR N.wi • llO—WOII Nawa: Hu.lo From M>K Ruth White, who injects (:M- (2) Video Village Lawrence Harvey ««rraH«diio«. Mu.io Director Alan Schneider, Beck- six unfavorable notices. Typical WNtC Nawi: Jim Uwa WO* LonK Jofct. 4:55—(11> Clutch Cargo (11) Billy Graham (4) Play Your Hunch • 'THE LONG AND WOU Mm; Lrl> Van MORMINQ PROGRAMf ett's prime Interpreter on this was the Herald-Tribune: "Fake 5:0*- (2) Life of Riley 10:10- (2) Brenner (7) I Married Joan THE SHORT AND •ilt—WO* Dollari and Btma TlOO—WAIC Uarb O.car And.njr side of the ocean, solves the simplicity." THE TALL" *' WC1I Martha WrliBt «•»— 'n* Starling (4) Movie (5) Theater Fivt 1:90— (2) Double Exposure •ISO—WHTO Nawa; problems of minimal action and . -umouth-Ocau (5) Heckle and Jeckle (7) Peter Guna (4) Price Is Right "I Want4You," a musical about "™"^ Rala»ln» Hu.lo Nawa Sura.rj elusive dialogue with success at- Tin Pan Alley in 1917, got a lone a,(t~W*W Nawa; Dan Ingrain En Pricaa (J) Space Explorers (0) Movie (7) Texan WNtC EmphaiU WON Nawa; tested by the audience's hushed approval at the Maidman. The 4iM—WCM Mans; Inlormatloa John Gambling attention. (11) Dick Tracy 11:06- (2) Newt (9) Herb Sheldon Central (13) Cartoons 1:25- (5) New. News report, "Laughably insane" Cullan "Happy Days" Is an engrossing (4) Newt WHTOCloilog Stock T Nawii 5:J»- (2) Movie 1:30- (2) Your; Surprise wai contradicted among the nay- Raport: Uuilo • puzzler. ' (5) Newf WHM N.w.; Art Ford Wak1a up toN Hnilo (5) Felix and Diver Dan (7) News Package sayers by the Times, "Unfunny, "COLORADO" WO* Nrwii Jobn Wlngat. uninspired, unquiet." 4!!*—WCM Kantalb Banghart s ^ (7) Rin Tin Tin (11) Newt ' (4) Concentration SPREAD EAGLE" WO* Radix N«w York M^d^. (I) Movie 11:10- (2) Weather (5) Romper Room The music and lyrics were writ- 4IMWWMT* Nm: Baluinc WHTO H'.dlln..; Keyport Post (11) Three Stoogei (4) Waather (7) Love That Bob! ten by Joe Crayhon, Stefan Kan- Unilo Wak. up to Hnala fer and Jess J. Korman. Kanfer «llt—WMC Hawi; Dan tngram WOR N.wa WHTO Fort Honmontb, WHM N.wa; Bill Cullan and Korman collaborated on the Nawa WNtC Emphadi iHt-;-W0N Joht. GamHIng Installs Slate Hal Humphrey; book. |,e»-.WCM Nawi; Sld.llghti WCM Jack Starling MOVIE TIMETABLE • HO—WHTO Nawa KEYPORT - Robert East, 17 Departing Broadway last night WHTO Honmouth-OceaD R'laxlng Uuilo after 334 performances was "All Nawi Summary •ill—WABC N.w.; Mason Dr., Hazlet, was installed RED BANK WKMNawa; Art Ford as commander of Raritan Post the Way Home," winner of the WOR Nawa: John Scott Harb O.car Andsraor Carlton—Fanny 2:00; 7:00; 9:50. flOO—WCB1 N.wa; Jack Starllna American Legion, at the regular Shows to 1961 Critics Circle award andj •lit—WCM Kenntlb Banghart WHTO H.adlln.i; WHTO Dow Jonai Avaraw Strietly for Wonii meeting in the post home, West EATONTOWN Pulitzer Prire (or drama. "Let it WO* Radio N«w York WHKNawa: BUI Cullan Front St. Ride," musical starring George lit*—WHTO Nawr. Ralazlnc WO* Newi; Dorothy arid Drive-In—Gidget Goes Hawaii- Muilo Dick an 7:30; 11:30; Two Rode To- Gobel, postponed arrival from N Other officers installed were Watch tll»—WHTO N.w.; gether 9:45. Oct. 6 to 12 CVCHIMO Ralaxlng Uuilo Donald Miller and James Mo llM—W»tC N«wi: Dan Ingram lilt—WNM Empha.Ia Keown, vice commanders; Joseph COLUNGWQOD CIRCLE WCM Nawa_ TONIGHT Algeria became a French colo- ^S^ttvwa' : Br.akfa.l Clal. Piney, finance officer; Paul Lan- Shore Drive-In—Marines --fci WHTO Uaadllnai: ny in 1830 when an expedition DirniarMuilo Arthur Godfray ning, historian; Fred Kruser. 10:00 - (Ch. 4) - Thriller - Go 7:25; 11:05; Last Time I WMCtkn; Bporti WBTO Haadllnaa: Hualo splashed ashore to subdue the| WOR Now: Ljl. Van WNICN.w.; Art Ford service officer; George Creed, (Choice Viewing) — Second sea- Saw Archie 9:30. till—WCM Sports WOR N.wa n.porti chaplain. son gets underway with "What Barbary pirates. WNtC Art Ford IOi:i—WOR Martha Pa.na Beckoning Ghost?" Judith Eve- HAZLET WOR Nawa; John Wlofata 10IIO—WHTQNawa; Victor Kelly, county comman- WAW N.wi: Woathir Ralaxlm Uaila der, was in charge of the jnstal lyn, Tom Helmore and Adele Loew'i Drive-in—Cartoon 7:20; •A- WCM Weathir: Jack WOR Intarvlaw.. Mara are featured in drama di- - Waltna Varlha D*a» lation, assisted by other county Mysteries Of The Deep 7:25; (Itt—WNTO N.wi: Dlrm.r Uuilc laila—WAIC Nawa; officers — Joseph Heinlein, and rected by Ida Lupino. Boris Kar- Fanny 8:00; 10:25. (Sign Oil 1 p.m.) Ctaarli* Grtar Robert Gotbolt, vice command- loff, who will appear in more WO* Nawai WNBC Emphaala ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Hanry Gta4aton* 111**—WCS1 Nawa; Uonaa Part; ers; Eugene Allen, service of- shows this season, continues as «•«•—WCM Kloanelal N.w. WHTO Haadllnai; Hallo ficer; David Beaman, chaplain; host. Story concerns a woman Atlantic — Guns Of Navarone WNtC Financial Nawa WNBC Nawa: Art Ford 6:45; 9:25. ti«f~WMC Howard CoaaU WOR Nawa and Basil Slocum, past county who believes she is being driven WCM Lowall Thorn.. lllll—WOK MeCanaa at Horn. commander, and Homer Matte- insane. She has visions of a cof- WOR Sporti. Stan Lorau WHTO Beach Raport KEYPORT WHRCThm Star Extra till*—WCU Garry Hoora son, department executive com- fin and hears organ music. How's •lit—WCM Sporti Tim. WHTO *ad Bank Raglatar mitteeman. that for a starter? Strand-Fanny 7:00; 9:18. * M—WAIC Edward P. Mori.. Nawa. Ma H.flmaa WCM Hawai InUrvlawa 1H4O—WCU Cronby-Cloonty Delegates to the American Le- LONG BRANCH WHTO H*adlint>: Mu.io lllll—WABC Nawa <»ion Jersey Boy's State, George 8:00 - Ch. 2) - Pete and Baronet — Colorado 3:45; 7:00; EAST KEANSBURG WWCNawa; Warn. How.ll WNBC Emphaala ROUTE 36 Henry and Frank Felta, gave re- ilajvs — Having somehow man- 10:20. Stretch Eagle"2:00; 8:30. ports on the activities. Both boys ,ged to survive, the Porters (Cara Williams and Harry Morgan) re- ASBURY PARK Mon. to Thun. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. were in the Boy's State Band. Frl. 9to10—Sat. 9to9—Sun. 9roo Mr. Matteson, Americanism turn for a second season of mis- Lyric-Two Women 7:25; 9:30. OPEN 7 DAYS: chairman, reported that plans are adventures. Gene (Bat Master- Mayfalr—The Long And The nearly complete for the showing son) Barry, portrays himself in Short And The Tall; 2:45; 7:25; in the Central School Oct. 17 of plot which finds his telephone 9:35. the House Un-American Activities lines and his life temporarily Committee film, "Operation Ab- entangled with Gladys. She over- Paramount—The Big Gambles olition." The public is invited. hears Gene talking on her phone St. Jamet—Spartacus 2:00; The post will receive a special and gets a "great" idea for a ben- 8:00. SPRING LAMB RIOT! award for increasing its member- efit show. JUST ARRIVED TWO CARLOADS AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS ship five years in succession. MONTCLAIR Refreshment were In charge of 8:00 - (Ch. 4) — National Vel- Clalrldge—Cinerama Holiday ARMOUR'S AND SWIFFS SMALL SPRING Harry Farley, et — New night for a series that 8:00. Centrally Located In Eatonlown-New Shrewsbury was about to go under, but got MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS rescued by "popular demand." Russia is the world's leading ON THE HOUR AND HALF-HOUR DAYTIME Guess Who ... Second season of series based on sugar beet producer. Ib the Enid Bagnold novel again LEGS of LAMB 39 stars Lori Martin as the center if interest in a rural American LOIN SHOULDER family. Ann Doran, Arthur RIB Space. Carole Wells and James McCallion resume their roles as LAMB CHOPS LAMB CHOPS LAMB CHOPS members of the clan. An old MONDAY, SEPT. IS man and a pony figure In first Sptciol Children's Day episode. In Person Ib Huckleberry Hound Ib 10:00 — (Ch. 3) — Alan Kin? 39 Yogi Beor 79s 43 ihow — A one-show special with :omic Alan King involved in Mon. thru Wed., Sept. 18-20 LEAN, FRESH 'amily life in suburbia. King, who Rorfeo Ffoture Starring — In Peuon las appeared in many TV variety LAMB COMBO ihows, usually uses a suburbia Barbara Autry theme in his comedy routines Thurs. & Fri., Sept. 21-22 LAMB STEW Chops and Stew Dcnise Lor, as his wife, becomes involved in a wild vacation trip IN PCRSON Who would Mom rather hear from than you? Why not phone >how is also pilot for a series. •nd cheer her with your voice right now? Now Jeney Bell DICK 23 The United States harvests bout 700,000 tons of peanuts BONELESS each year, a crop worth about CLARK Lean, Boneless, Brisket . . . walks' In hit sleep. $200 million.' And Hit All Star Show 18TH MONTCIAIR, N. J. Bobby Rydell CORNED BEEF SIRLOIN ROAST ANTIQUES FAIR Freddie Cannon Extraordinary Sale of Genuine Antiques by DELICIOUS SEA FOOD Jo Ann Campbell Outstanding Dealers Below 43 69 SEPT. 18,19, 20, 21, 22-1-10:30 P.M. DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE Little Anthony ClOSINO 6 P.M. MIDAY N By Popular Demand! JOHNNY AND THE RBR RBR WOMAN'S CLUB OF UPPER MONTCLAIR, N. J. open for . . . HURRICANES This Coupon Worth 100 COOPI* AViNUI, UFriR MONICIAIR, N. J. THE JIVE FIVE PURE GROUND This Coupon Worth CONNKrtCUT-Morgwtlla lund«; MAtNS-Tk. Molh.wi, MAISACHUtini- latry ImMni, Tka FlniMi, Oood 1 MunUnion, Oil.. Hanncn, Ik. JoUioni, Lunch • Dinner • Late Snacks Sat., Sept. 2i, Afternoon CHUCK OH* Intr-Kamixli JaluiiM, Ul. W. !p.i«a; NIW M*MISHI«[-AnJ.ricm'i An. Jois Chitwood'i Auto 25' flqv.I, Mary F. Hartn.ll, Ih. Howlondl) NIW JIIIIIY-Ahl.r. Com.r Antlqaa Thrill Show 25' Sh*», Aaala Br**k Antlqu.1, Don Aimitrontf, Th. AMmlml.r Llil., |tli.b.lh I. Toward 3-lb. Purchase Brltkall, M.I.I Clark, Kaltnlii. 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NOTICE OK PUBLIC HEARING The Stale Highway I")ppartinen!. 1 Cooperation with the Pennsylvania ilai SNOW HOUND road, hat prepared n program o( im 5HOP Cnttem & Rtady Madt rover] pasiengrr nrfiHuien bptwep Chan a tan Bowl Hie Bait &ay Head, South Ainlmy, Newark an SEABOARD New York. Copy of the proposal ma, WiTH br obtained from the mllroarl'a tickr of MOW in MIDDLETOWN I PICTURE FRAMES agenti. A public hearing; lin* ben CONFIDENCE Hie Champion Bowls •ehtduled nt th» Borough HH II, :i SHOES 2 minutes for a Monmouth Street, Jlfd Bank al fi:(H I Sea o«r largt P. M.. Thursday, September 2fi. 1961 SERVICE AT at which time commend and reconv COAflPLETE LINE OF QUALITY teledln — Ebonite. menditlom will be received trom a.1 "Serving the Shore" ooncerned. Since 1925 MONMOUTH OWJGHT It. G. PALMER. Comm.Mioner, -- New Jersey Stale COUNTY'S Highway Department Trenton, New Jertey. FUEL OIL »«pt. IS, 19. 20 110.56 LEADING and Complete , and building materials PUBLIC NOTICE whole JEWELERS GLASS AND MIRRORS OF bowling b*U* An ordinance fntJtlcd "AX OIIDI it's NANCE DEFINING, REGELATING Heating Systems EVERY DESCRIPTION AND LICENSING SOLICITORS, CAN- VASSERS. HAWKERK AND PED- family SEE IT TODAY! 24-HOUR TrophlM Enqrovad RH DLERS LN THE BOROUGH OF .NEW AMERICAN SHREWSBURY, IN THE COUNTY OK MONMOUTH AND PROVIDING PEN EMERGENCY 13rd AVE. GLASS CO. AI*TXE6 FOR THK VIOLATION LUMBER THEREOF" was presented lor intro- MONMOUTH MOWER I SERVICE CA 2-6213 DAVIS BOWUNO duction and Urn reading on Augmi 3, KINNEY'S Hwy. 35 at Hcddenj Corner 1061 by Mayor &nd Council or the MIDDLETOWN LONG EPANCH k BILLIAJU) SUPPLIES Borough of New Shrewsbury »fid on SHOES OPEN DAILY & SAT. 37 3rd Ave., Septrmhtr II, 1961 was finally adopLetl RED BANK tnd ipprovrd, HWY. IS MIDDLETOWN Highway 35 OS 1-10731 SHadyside 1-0248 Off Broadway, Long Branch I |Hwy. * ATI-MH tmmat* KARL K. BARON. JIayor SH 1-4444 Borough ol N#w Shrewsbury -SB—-, AUeit: Jtrome B. Reed, Borough Clark Sept. IS $3,78 EXPERT DO YOU HAVE ALUMINUM NOTH fc (IF CIVIL ACTION Musical Instruments ftUPEHlUK COLltT Ot NKVV JERSEY Handbag torn dean CHAM.KKV 1MVIMON KITCHEN MONMOLiH COLMV DONALD'S STORM imthlv,' Ml. .M ,iJhi-w» Pianos - Sheet Mwk KATHKYN tJ. McHfiNKY. i'ttunltlf. vs. «OKWOOI> H. McHENHV. Itflendant. PROBLEMS Instruments of. all kinds TO; M)nrt'O(il) n. jitrir.Nll\ COIK-O-MATIC WINDOW By virlur ot nn Order ul I .if Su- by all mtans call Luggage • TV Sets - Radios perior Couri of N'w Jrmy. Chancery <^A , I61Ib61, tn lm • Custom BalU iWlndsvnlnMM in K»lhryn 8. McHenry is the ylain • Custom Installed Immediate Free Parking Hit and you are ihe defendant, you • Cmlom Design • All Latest Records •re hers by r*quirfd to aniwer the com REPAIR on the premises plaint of the plaint.r[ on or before the ALL OCCASIONS •75,00 SUl diy of October, 1WI, by nrvin EXPERTLY DONE Complete Line of ' O*U Now F« an tnewer on Parsons, Canzonn, filai Open 15 Hours a Day A Warren. Eiqa., rlainllffii aitompyfi, ON PREMISES NO uboic Jtddrm n No. iS Walla.en .Stif-d.. 7 Days per Week STEREO and HI-FI R*d Bank, New Jerify, ami :n default thereof auch Judgment ihtl] b« ren EQUIPMENT dered tialnul you ai Itin Court alidil ihink equitable aid JJSL You shall file your anawer and prnot ol service in SURRAY and SUPPLIES duplicate with tne Clerk of the Bu- KITCHENS DONALD'S 26 Broad St. Rid lank perlor Court, Klate House Annex. Tren- EVERYTHING IN SIC5IC AT LUMBER CO. ton, New Jersey, In accordance with OUR ONLY STORE the rule* of civil practice and pro- HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN LUGGAGE cedure. COIN-0-MATIC 15 So. Irldat Avt. Toe object o( laid, action Is to 6b- WILBUR'S JEWELERS SH 7-2552 1125 Broad St. Red Bank tiln a Judtment of divorce between Slnr* 1883 54 N. Bridge Ave. & ANDERSON'S SH 1-7229 RED IANK th« uld plaint.fl and you. IS Broad St., Red Bank Free Estimates k SH 7-2557 PAR6ONH. CANZONA, BLAIR VrMpect Are., Uttle Sliver Rector PI., Red Bank 3D BROAD ST., RED RANK. N. J EVE ATOM DEAN Call Now SH 1-3UI : * WARREN Attorney! lor Plaintiff. 18 Wallace Street, Rtd Bank. Kew Jerary. S*pt. U, 18, 25, Oct. 2 $11.97 A CLEAN OPEN SUNDAY QUALITY SEE US NOTICE NOTICE OF SfAtMi. SCHOOL U18- 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. TtUCT MSETliNG OF THB HCHUOL CAR RUG CLEANING piBTRICX OF THE TUWfiSttlf Of The finest In Seat Covers, MONMOUTH. NEW J BKS£k. ON For Those Who Care. the SEPTKMBEK ib, 11*61. Tops, Shock Absorbers, NOTICE In HErtJibx iilVKN to the LASTS le|ti voten ol the tichuol Wai net ui Newest Scientific Methods new t&t Town*flip ol tihrewiuui >, in the Mufflers. County Dl Jvlonmoulh, New Jerary, thai lean breed a ipecial melting ol the legal \oien ol LONGER! Cleaning • Storage •aid Diitnct will be held on Tuetday. of September 26, 1961, at 3 o'clock P. M. • Repairs for Saltern Daylight Savin* Time. Have Your Car Dodge The poll* will renttm open until (* HOME OWNERS •'cloca P.M. JSultrn Daylight tffcvinB Mr. Homeowner T'me, and a* much longer ai may be Washed or Waxed RAYCO ueceiiary to enable all tne legal voters Air. Homenwner If CALL SH 7-2800 PACKAGE PLAN then preienL to cast ihtlr ballot". you have a do-lt-yoiir> projprt In mind ffr) The meeting will be held and all l»r dnperies, illpcoverat frr* tn raJI nn us for INSURANCE the legal votera ol the School District Phone Wards Home Furnlsh- •llvlcd. "NO OBLI- Rt. 35 North of will vote at trii respective polling placet GATION!" plated below. lnp Consultant to bring fabric BUTCH'S Earontown Circle At the said meeting the following umplei to your home. Phone 230 MAIN ST. LEON'S Grossinger & Heller •ropoeal will be lubmmed; Peggy Ward "REBOLVED thai the iloard of Edu- CAR WASH Open Daily to 9 P.M. Broad and Machanle Sh. cation ol the Townahip of 8hre«abur>, Sals, 'till 6 P.M. Since 1912 HWY. U, EATONTOWN in the County ol Monmouth, .New Jer- U 2-2150 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. sey, Is hereby authorized: AMPLE PARKING Red Bank, N. J. . Opp. Bendlz i a) To conitrurl an addition to (he OPP. A&P, RED BANK 64-76 White St., Red Bank •listing Swimming JUver School, on LI 2-1333 SHadyside 1-2100 LI 2.1111 land cow owned by the School Oiitrict, MONTGOMERY WARD •UUfcte on Kance Avenue in Ihe School —putrid, lncludln* i.ectHiry_ait«Htiur.s lo lh» iwlmralng Kiver School, to ac- First in Quality merit and apparatus therefor, to im- LANDSCAPING prove, grade and landicape said plot of Und and to expend therefor not ex- Upholstery Shops feeding |292,Mu; and NUNN-BUSH & LAWN RENOVATING (bj To iuue bondi ol the School Pistrlct lo (inanft the cost or ihe HEADQUARTERS f/J Custom Made surpotei stated In (t> above. In ihe Ankle-Fashioned pnrttypal amount o[ $:'tU,(M)0. thui ln- creuing tb« etlitlng deficit in the bor- w»fc Arab Slip rowing margin of tne Borough o[ New Let us help you SAME ihrewibury. Jn the County of Mon- SHOES U-DO-IT TIKMITI CONTROL jnouth, previoualy available for other • FUEL OIL • with your Covers improvements and ratling itl nrt drbt DAY tn $406,495.43 beyond aurh borrow ins AND landscaping problems. BIG SAVINGS! inargln and thua increasing the exist- As Law Al MU'K I1M or irurr. Kaiy to int. Sofa, Chair ing deficit In the borrowing martin No harm tn planti. Proffialonallv SERVICE 9f the TOft-nihlp of Shrewioitry, in the • BLUE COAL • 3.50 proven 5 yearn protacllon. Get County of Woumriuth, previounly uvui-l FENCING FREE loliirr al Little Silver Lunv $59-50 AT OUR CALL OFFICE 1 ahle for other lmprovfrnenta anil rots- OIL BURNER Ret. 7».»0 Val. her Co. Thouaanda me It. Ing Iti net debt tn S8,926.M heyond of All Types on Hand ON #uch borrowing m*T|tln." j SALES & SERVICE The pollini jilarei fur the **\d meet- UPHOLSTERY SPECIAL FREE ESTIMATES ON ing and their reipecllve poilini dl*-• I SOFA or OQ.00 BUILDING MATERIALS •Dry Cleaning Iricl* <>( Hhtewp TEL. SH 7-0552 At| wAi bury and the Rornugh (if New Shrews- Garden Center LITTLE SILVER bury) have been (leftftnatert ai follows | GOLDEN TOUCH* • Flatwork • nd no person shall wit? at smd inert i FRED D. WIKOFF LUMBER & SUPPLY Inn elBrw'hert Unn nt the ["'IHnj: jiun*e ' Hwy. 35 Middletown DECORATORS C A 9-0350 BOYS' WEAR SYCAMORE AVE. at the R.R 64-76 WHITE STRUT demimiLted for thcvuteiR of ihe poUiriK, CO. Call SH 7-0652 "Budget Payments Arranged" *Utrirt in which rtn or itie realflea:j 158 Broadway Long Branch Call OS 1-1050 Open Daily & Sat.-SH 1-7800 POLLJNO iMBTKICT NO. I M W. Front St. Red 41* Hwy. >•—Mlddltlown 70 S. 7th Ave. Long Branch RED BANK Polling place nt * ttie Tlntr-n Kalln; Hcliool on Tlnton A\*nue, in the Bur eiiRh of New Shiewnhury, in \he Bchmtl J)i»tritt, for legal vot*r« rrsirttng with In General Election Imtrtri N.n | nm BOWLING BALLS Est. 1926 ARE YOU IN THI t ol Ihe B"rough of N»w pi,-/wilmry NEW! MARKET FOR... Pol! I r,g r' <• r e at t h r \Vn > n Id i> h'in RADIATOR H'IUS* «ir Waynifle Rnsri, ni U\r Hr>r Re-Fitted Like New! oufti n( ,Nrw Phrewefiuiv, in [ ^strict, fnr legal \a\*ir rc«iiin|[ with- EXCITING! in (.lenrrsl Klertinn Juslricl Nrt. 2 ol • .til Work the IlnrouKh of N>w Hhrewiliurv. Gturiuilred POLUNO JJlfl'fT.ICT Mi ':. LAWES SALE Prilling pl«ce kt the Swiinnjini; II UNIQUE! • N<» * and ichoo! off Maine Avenue, in thf ! llnril Auto nufih of .New Rhrewfhuiy, tn tl; Bidltors Pletrirt, fnr Irgil \ uteri imuiiiiK within Ocneral Kicriinn Inatrlrl fins ^ Hrnl fi Enroll Now Radlntora REPAIRS •f the HorouKti <>1 New Kin Cleued POLLING lUHTitK'i' K< Point * Wallpopw at Polling place at the SytaiM' >n Hycmnriff- Avrnur, In ln«- • SHIRTS N. J. BEAUTY with FREE old b»lhworn,or 1ft FUEL OIL w «r«. RIINer w«y Free color planning help CULTURE ACADEMY Lettering! or my of. Mine mill and "how-to" Information. • SAME DAY SERVICE • •eparate Item. IN VOLUME? Color mitchlng eleclron where beauty nnd confidence COAL PRICED AS o*# PER CONTACT SALES DEPT. nlcally, with Colorobol, work together" BOWLING BALLS DRILLED LOW, AS JO' DAY Red Bank WHILE "U" WAIT GARDEN SUPPLIES LI 2-2150 . Ext. • 807 Broad St. Newark Radiator Works 13 BROAD ST., RED BANK SH 1-6300 MONMOUTH MA 31792 PEDDY'C BOWLIN AUTOMOBILE Olhcr achooln produce students SUPPLIES SYCAMORE AVENUE CONSTRUCTION AIR CONDITIONER IMONTSOMERYWARD SH 1-1306 •KM* C•A 2-504^ 0 SALES ft SERVICE WE PRODUCE OPERATORS. SHREWSIURY SH 1-5060 Monmouth Shopping Cwter MB Bdwy. LODE Branch 111 W. Front Sl.-SH .1-1177 Eitontown Circle A Bt. 15 Use Our Want Ads REDBANK Home Delivery For Quick Results Call SH L0OI0 SH 1.0010 DAY 1 Independent Daily f Dial ( MONQAY THtqVGH rtlDM-lST Wl J SH 1-1110 NIGHT 7c PER COPY Section Two RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1961 'No Control' Rusk to Sound Out Last Words Gromyko on Berlin Reds Charge | peUBr wants War-Peace From Plane Planes 'Sent' A Referendum Issue Stark RUMSON — This may come 37 Die in Second Chicago as a surprise—even something To W. Berlin of a shock—to Mr. and MrsI. n Meeting F. J. Rowse, parents of Peter Area Crash This Month MOSCOW (AP) — Thej Rowse, 6, of 141 Rumson Rd., UNITED NATIONS (AP) Soviet Union says twoj but ... —Secretary of State Dean CHICAGO (AP)—"No control." iVest German fighter-bomb-1 It seems Petei does not seeRusk will try to find out ; eye to eye with his parents on These frantic last words from a plunging North' rs that strayed across' East a current matter of import in from Foreign Minister And- west Airlines Electra provided a major clue for investi- ferman territory to Berlin the Rowse household. He would rei Gromyko here this gators seeking the cause of a crash yesterday that took ke the issue to an week whether Russia is sent deliberately. It! "unprejudice '? d public for decl- 37 lives. threatened to shoot down! ready to negotiate on a ' Halaby, Federal Aviation Agency sion. His letter to The Register any violating military fighting! follows: compromise settlement of the Thirty-two passengers • administrator, who flew from NANCY IN ACTION — This steel fire observation tower was broken in half as Ty- including a mother and her-Washington to direct the investi- phoon Nancy slammed into Osaka, second largest city in Japan. The giant Pacific- ircraft" in the future. 1 ..rjear people: Berlin crisis or intends to press A protest note yesterday was, "I want a coloumn (sic). It " demands at increasing risk four young children — and gation. born storm damaged or destroyed thousands of homes, leaving scores dead, missing lirected at the West German1,.j of war. goes like this: the crew of five died as the J^T^^X and injured. (AP Wirephoto by radio from Tokyo) X did not make clear whetherj "Vote for Peter R. Rowse or High Western diplomats said Florida-bound flight ended bound for Tampa, Fort Lauder- he threat applied to U.S., Brit-] the fateful issue of war or, peice ish-and—French military—planes Mr. and Mrs. Rowse_it_you in a muddy Held southwest of dale and Miami, Fla., with want Peter to go to dancing has seldom been more starklv O'Hare International AirpOTt stop-at Chicago. hicft might wander off course g presented in modern diplomacy school or not. Peter does not within a minute after takeoff 24 Boarded 2 Die in County Accidents rom the three air corridors link—j than it will be in the impendinj> ng West Germany with Berlin, want |o go to it, but Mr. and There were no survivors. At Chicago, the plane, North* United States-Soviet talks. 10 miles inside Communist East Mrs. Rowse want him to go to The Electra crash was thej sfs flight 706, took on 24 pas- we Germany. dancing. So vote yes or no." Rusk came to New York from gccond major air disaster in the sengers. Eight had boarded the Washington last night, after a West Long Branch Woman Killed in Crash The Soviet note, delivered to That's all. And Register edi- Chicago area this month. On plane in Milwaukee. ihree-day policy conference with the three Allied occupying pow- tors agree that a more pithy Sept. 1 a Trans World Airlines At 8:56 a.m. EST the big ship the foreign ministers of Britain, ers and West Germany, said: and unbiased campaign state- Constellation crashed near su-jtook off in perfect weather. A Accidents took the lives of two death by auto and he was refishin- g in ocean and bay waters France and West Germany. He persons in Monmouth County leased in $2,500 bail pending a "In similar cases in the fu-ment has not crossed these burban Clarendon Hills minutes minute later it had crashed, dis and was en route home when the said he wants to know from Gro over the weekend. municipal" court hearing on a ture any violating military fight desks In many a moon. after its departure from Midvvayi integrated and burned. accident occurred in late after- myko whether there is "a basis date still to be fixed. ing aircraft which lefused to Airport. Seventy-eight persons Alfred M. Coutu, 35, a dis- A West Long .Branch woman noon. for serious negotiation; on the was killed in a car crash there obey the demand to land in the died in that accident. abled Korean War veteran and Both drivers were examined for Crashes in Chase questions raised by the Soviet yesterday, and a Brooklyn man indicated place will be destroyed From 300 Feet a factory worker from Wauke- sobriety at Monmouth Medical SAYREVILLE (AP)-John Wil- Union in the past months." drowned when he was thrown Center by Dr. Harry L. Harwood, by the use of all means, includ- Local Family The final words from the planejgan, III.! saw the tragic crash liam Davis, 453 Washington St. from a boat by heavy seas off assistant Monmouth County phy- ing rockets." Optimism —"no control"—as it spun to which killed his wife and four Newark, was killed early Satur. Sandy Hook. ician. earth from a height cstimatedichildren. day after he led police on a chase The West German government Seeks Escape On leaving Washington he had variously at 200 to 300 feet were; Coutu escorted his wife Joyce Elsewhere in the state,, two Sgt. Cressy refused to submit through several Middlesex Coun- has blamed mechanical failure expressed cautious optimism recorded at the O'Haie control 29, and their children, three boys persons died in auto accidents, to a blood alcohol test and Dr. ty communities at speeds up tofor the flight of two F84 jet fight- about the outcome of his mis- tower. Other word from the pilot!and a girl, all under five, aboard four drowned, and an Elizabeth Harwood, after his examination, 100 miles an hour. ers last Thursday that ended at From Fallout sion, saying "I think it is im- fireman died of asphyxiation reported the sergeant was under The chase began in Edison Tegel Airport in the French sec- portant to be optimistic until or co-pilot of the doomed p'ane,the plane for a flight to Tampa NEW SHREWSBURY-A 3,000- were lost in an overlay from an-;h> visit Mrs. Coutu'j parents fighting a fire. the sergeant was under the in-when Davis, driving a stolen tor of Berlin. The Bonn govern- things prove otherwise" fluence of liquor and unfit to ment apologized to the occupy- mile trip across the country to other pilot calling the controljCoutu then went to the observa- • Fatal Crash car, was spotted going through Gromyko, who reached New drive. Patrolman Van Note said ing powers—including Russia. escape radioactive fallout was tower. I tion deck to watch the takeoff. WEST LONG BRANCH - The two red lights at a high rate of York by plane Saturday niglit, a summons will be issued to Sgt. Rejecting the West German begun Saturday night by the i — r —— »-v u.Sni, Federal investigators said the From there he witnessed the 48-year-old wife of a career Army speed. The chase continued uld ot sav man was killed early yesterday Cressy charging drunken driv- apology, the Soviet note charged J. Robert Kennedy family of 110 "° . " whether he was two words indicated the pilot had crash. through South Amboy and into «-.,. n.~i...i r,5 ..j, ,i ,,,i,.,l°Ptimistic or pessimistic. He when her husband's car collided ing. he flight was "a prearranged Apple Orchard Dr. and 11 other lost control of the big aircraft.: Federal Aviation officials aft Sayreville, where Davis crashed :ommented: "We'll see each with one driven by a younger provocation—to exagerabate the 'amilies from New York and They said the tape recording er a cursory examination of Takes Test the car into two utility poles. ither, we'll meet, and we'll military man home on leave, po- atmosphere in the world to theLong Island. could be of considerable use in wreckage and witnesses'accounts Airman Lomax submitted to a WAYNE — William Symmers, alk." lice reported. breaking point and nip in 'he Their destination is Chico, solving the cause of the accident {said the plane probably did nol blood alcohol test and the results 61, of 116 Union St., Cedar Grove Both men are here to attend Mrs. Dorothy M. Cressy, moth- bud any opportunity of agree- Calif., a valley town which sta- Attempts will be made to sep-jcrash because of engine failure will be known today, Dr. Harwas struck and killed by a cai ment being reached ... or he UN General Assembly ses- arate messages on the recorder, an obvious structural fault or er of two teenage daughters, was wood said. Friday night as he attempted to tistics show, Mr. Kennedy said,sion opening Tuesday. Rusk said dead on arrival at Monmouth urgent international problems." 'has the least amount of fallout "We are going to have the tape sabotage, The airman, who recently com- cross Rt. 23 near the Rt. 46 traf- they would "probably be seeing Medical Center, Long Branch, at Taking the Western Big Three examined by the finest analysts! There were no New Jersey ad pleted a tour of duty in Europe, fice circle of any area in the United States.' each other" at that time. H» about 2:30 a. m. Her husband, to task, Moscow said in rearm In the country," said Najeeb dresses on the passenger list. has been on leave before report- Fireman Killed Mr,. Kennedy, his wife, Betty told newsmen the time and place Master Sgt. Frank A. Cressy, 44, ing West Germany they "often ing for service in Japan. ELIZABETH—James Food. 43 and their two daughters, Ateta'of their first Berlin talk had of 71 Victor Ave., suffered se- boast of the fact that they are Neither Mrs. Cressy nor theof 1028 Amma St., a fireman 13, and Gayle, 11, are member yet to be fixed. vere injuries to his left arm and allegedly in control of the situa sergeant has any immediate wa; killed Saturday night whili of the Ohsawa Foundation, a was admitted to Patterson Army tion." Air Incidents GOPCandidatesTell relatives in the area other than fighting a general alarm fire in group interested in health foods. living in a world ol Hospital, Fort Monmouth. He downtown Elizabeths Rusk fs expected to telf Gro- their daughters, aged 14 and 17, such illusions, the Western pow. The other families making the was treated initially at the Medi- Ford, married and the father of myko that the United States and who went to the home of friends ers may one day, against their, trip also are members of the cal Center. two, had been on the fire de- its Allies will not tolerate in- to stay pending other arrange- own will, find themselves in- group. The other driver, Airman First partment since 1947. His bod; terference with aircraft flying Plans For Campaign ments. volved in a destructive war," (he, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy have a Class Henry J. Lomax, 22, of was found in the ruins of Ih in the corridors to West Berlin The Robert A. Braun Home for note added. house picked out in Chico, but NEW SHREWSBURY - The publican Club and the county 100 Pemberton Ave., Oceanport, buildings at 1156 and 1158 Eliza across East German territory. Funerals, Eatontown, will an- The Soviet note declared the finding a job poses a problem. Republican candidates for Borcommitee- . was treated at Monmouth Medi- beth Ave. Ford's death was There were several instances last nounce funeral arrangements. incident underlined the impor- Mr. Kennedy has given up his. oug__e.h. Council..,. Herbert L. Willett, Mrs. Judith David is a third cal Center for minor injuries and caused by asphyxiation." week of Soviet fighter craft buzz- tance of concluding a German job as a staff musician with the 3d and Robert F. Henck, have!Republican candidate, running foi was released. Man Drowns AVALON - A 30-foot cabin 'ng civilan airliners. peace treaty "and the normali- Columbia Broadcasting System planned a campaign consisting of the post of tax assessor.' The SANDY HOOK - One man cruiser with three prsons aboard Making Turn zation on its basis of the situa- n New York. He is a professional He also plans to advise Gro- council campaign will be inde- drowned yesterday and seven capsized off the 15th Street beach a series of 25 small house meet, Patrolman Herbert Van Note, tion in West Berlin, so as to rumpet player. myko that the Western powers pendent of her campaign, the others were periled when a large yesterday. One woman was ings before the November elec- Jr., who investigated, said the protect the calm and security of He said he knows some mu- will not negotiate with Russia on jtwo council candidates have said. swell nearly capsized a 24-foot drowned, a man was missing and tions. crash occurred when the Cressy nations." sicians in California who may be peace treaties with a divided Their campaign manager, In regard to the meetings plan- cabin cruiser in Sandy Hook Bay presumed drowned and another car made a left turn from able to help him get a job in the Germany or on the terms of a Richard I. Morris, announced to-ned by the council candidates, off the tip of the peninsula. man was rescued. The East German regime his Broadway into North Lincoln Chico area. separate peace treaty with East day that Raymond F. Wright, 75 Mr. Wright said: Dead was Salvatore Intilaglia, Mrs. Anabelle Holt, 34, -of 243 demanded the French hand over Germany. At tha conference in Ave., and was struck broad side "However," he said "I'm pre- Swimming River Rd., has been "Mr. Willett and Mr. Henck 62, of 25 Second PI., Brooklyn. He 43d St., Sea Isle City, was taken the two German pilots for "a Washington last week the West- on the right by the oncoming Lo- pared to work at difficult jobs appointed°co-chairman, In charge j believe that by appearing before pitched into the bay when he lost to Mercy Hospital, Sea Isle City, limited period" for an investiga- ern foreign ministers decided max car. if I have to, Some of the others ef arranging these meetings. many small groups they can more his balance. The Coast Guard where she was pronounced dead tion. The French, who do nit Sgt. and Mrs. Cressy were recognize East Germany, are ex- will be setting up their own hat any negotiations must be Mr. Willett and Mr. Henck are effectively discuss matters of mu- recovered his body two hours on arrival. Coast guard vessels on much broader terms than pinned in their car as it flipped later after an extensive air-sea pected to ignore the request. running a campaign which they tual interest with voters than they over on its (op. First aidmen continued to search for the owner hose proposed by Premier Khru- could by making formal address- search. of the boat, Ralph D'Andrea, Jr. describe as "parallel to" the gen- lifted the car physically to re- hchev. es before large groups." The Coast puard said Mr. Philadelphia, who disappeared eral Republican campaign, which lease the sergeant's arm, which Letters Sent Out Intilaglia and the fishing party when the craft overturned. France Adamant is being conducted by the Re- went through a door and was "In large meetings, the oppor- were aboard the boat, The Flame, Charles Hcaley, of 205 38th St. Youth Gets Surprise NEW YORK (AP) — The tunity for the interested voter to caught under the roof. owned and operated by Angelo French government has told the Under Bail Sea Isle City, was found clinging Eliminate ask questions is usually limited,' Guccioi, also of the Brooklyn ad- to the boat. He was treated for United States that it will not May he added. Patrolman Van Note charged dress. It had put out of Brook' shock at Mercy Hospital and re- participate in any Allied confer- A series of letters has been Airman Lomax with causing lyn in the morning for a day's leased. Gift From Parkway ence with the Soviet Union on Women's sent to community groups outlin- Berlin and Germany under pres- ing this position. Nason on Education: BELFORD—Ten-year-old Bruce It will be placed in the "oben- t circumstances, the New York One such letter went, to the Russell, of 433 Main St., Belford, jects" room for the use of all imes said today. League of Women Voters, which Cell Block left home for a Massachusetts students. It Is understood, a Washington in the past has sponsored can school over the week-end, with a " to the Times LONG BRANCH - Incarcera- didates meetings here before surprise package at his side. messaga ee wawas conveyed tion of women prisoners in tH; large audiences, hte "de. ca| aide t0_Rep. Peter Ferlins-! ""' ""? ™" s » conveyed Cheery Sendoff Vital The youngster has been blind huysen (R-Mh-N J,), iaB" Pr«id«rKennedyy plpersonallyy city jail may soon be- halted" Mrs. Glenn S. Meader, voters' in the presence of the British City Manager Richard J. Bowen service chairman of the league since birth and, through frequent iy worked both in his office and and West German foreign min- said today. . said this morning that the or- ides on the Garden State Park- that of former U. S. Sen. H. By DR. LESLIE J. NASON isters by French Foreign Min- He is planning a recommenda-ganization is continuing this yea: I have children of my own and before learning can take place way, has become a sharpshooter Alexander Smith (R-N.J.) in Professor of Education ister Maurice Couve de Murville lion to City Council which v. ill to arrange local candidates meet- I know the tensions that can This, then, is an appeal to al ;ossing coins into the automatic Washington for many years. It You wouldn't send Johnny to!and do develop during those al a luncheon in the White House eliminate the women's cell blo'kjings wherever the community de- parents to have a little more re- coin receivers at toll plazas. was on her frequent trips between school without his shirt, or Susie early-day hours when there's last Friday. as part of an effor* to improve sires them, gard for Johnny and Susie and Enthused, his mother, Mrs Mar- Washington and New Jersey that without her shoes. rush to get everyone up, bathed, The story also said in part: the safety of the jail, and to; "I have received the lette: the teacher at the start of the stopped be held in custody will be takeniternP' ascertain the wishes ol days do they and then it's all over and all for- for the New Jersey Highway Au- the community as a whole be cry over the burned hole in Ih I from doing so—not by proposing Immediately lo the Monmo ith go lo school gotten. Tell yourself that, but you thority, and inquired whether one County Tsil at Freehold. j'°re making further plans living room carpet or the faci ,ja four-power conference with the without the one know it isn't true. You have set of the automatic receivers could that the house needs painting. " I Soviet Union on Germany—out Mr. Bowen feels this in Itself | thing they need the tenor of their whole day. be purchased. Cuba Deports Leave these things For anothe: by warning Moscow that any at- will be an improvement since the Dr. Nason st: the deep- mO The child who goes off to time. Mr. CalrmTsaid he doubted sin- tempt to interfere with the West's supervision of women-prisoners Cars, Oil Burner seated thrill school in the morning with pa- gle purchases were possible but rights and obligations to supply Imposes a difficulty on the all- that comes only from the child's You, mother, who were so con- 135 Priests male police staff which works rental shouts still ringing in his he would see what he could do. the military and civilian popula- Knowledge that he is loved and scientious in seeing that Johnnj HAVANA (AP) - In a blow nieht hours. Fires Keep ears arrives at school wholly un- On Thursday, Philip J. Felice tion of Berlin would lead to war. wanted. Only a parent can give and Susie got to bed on time las: to Roman Catholic Church in- The new city manager has al- prepared for the challenge of thenight so that they would be and Peter Feury, from the Park this, and only a parent can take day. flunnce in Cuba, the government! ready brought about several ad- Vols Busy it away. This is the heart-beat rested for the new day, don't way Administration office, called BruceBruce ThcThc carriccarricdd aa bas bas yesterday deported Bishop Ed- (j)l||'( ministrative changes in prisoner of life." A tense child is an uncoopera-j;^" tQr "day "with "scoldings!<"s!<">> -- V " supervision. RED BANK - Two car fire: ive child•••'''. A* lens' e chilI"'dJ 'I s an un- i-''kottkttyPP c cnii" colletcollectoo whicwhichh wa wass uardo Bnza Masvidal and 135 As youngsters grow older, they which will blight their enthusi 1| and an oil burner lire were ex friendly child. He will not, he introduced on the parkway sev- priests aboard the Spanish ship P|.llln«i.e D|||lllrt These Include n prohibition may develop a better under- asm for learning. ll against policemen wearing side- tin^uished by the Fire Depart cannot apply himself tn work or eral years ago and was taken out Covadonga. ' •"™» *-»n lAlUIIIj; ment over the week-end. standing of Dad's early-morning even to play under these circum-j You, dad, who pride yourself after beln sl hl| dam arms when they enter the celi R 'S y " A crowd of several hundred. FRF.EHOLDFRF.EHOLD-A suiuit min require Shortly after in o'clock lasl curtness or Mom's first-nf-the- stances. on being a good breadwinner , block; requirement foi prisoner a ccl cheered and applauded Hie bishop ,,,,, Rarimn Tnwnship Planning night the engine of a car owned clay scoldings and admonitions. sending your children to schooll S checks each half hour Instead But when they are very young The teacher has to over come well fed and well dressed, don't It is not exactly like the cur-ias he arrived at the dock in a;Board lo grant permission for a of each hour; rostrict/on of un-by Murray Rosen, Tower Hil these home-produced problems rent receivers, because of the police car. He was arrested laslIsuhdlvlsion.was dismissed Friday Ave., caught fire on Front St and just starting out into the forget one other vitally important ruly prisoners to eel's instead shape of the bnsket, but Brucciweek after a bloody anti-Soviet I | near Wharf Ave. Mr. Rosen's son newness of school they need every Item of outfitting that they must warc of allowing them the liberty o( welcomed It with fervor. demonstration by Catholics in|, Superior Court Judge J. Ed- Lawrence, was driving at tin ounce of demonstrable love you A CORRECTION have: the feeling of being loved y the general jail room; insistence Mr. Felice and Mr.Fcuryfronl of his church, the Churchi The mit. broiijjlil !>y the Mciyl time. parents can give them. SEA BRIGHT — In the story and wanted at the start of the upon a close search of all prison- mounted it on a wood backboard of Churity in downtown Havana.;i , | (/„. r>f Hillside! disked fie At 2:30 a.m. today, a car ownei This is a vitally important time about the Shrewsbury River pol- clay — not just when they're cud- i(1 1( ers before being placed in the and temporarily attached it to Bishop Masvidal blesse.l the subdivision fur a Mil by 100 tract by James Schmidt, Ml Sprini in their lives. This is a great be- lution study, resulting from last dly and siuiKfiled into their beds cell block. Mrs. Ileins' porch. crowd. He stood nn the deck with n Park Ave. near New Ynrk St., caught fire in the Iront seat ginning for them when the world Tuesday's Borough Council meet-1 for the night. p n Mr. Schmidt is a second lieuten is so new and strange. If they in|!, statements attributed to Conn-j flut Burce was scheduled to ilr-loilier priests as the ship slcmnrd Ave. GLEANERS TO MEET anl of Kelief Engine Co. develop feelings of insecurity and cllman .John S, Foreman should I "(If y»u have n question fur Dr.part Saturday lo attend I'erkinsjtuil ol the liiirhrir. In tlic suit, Amnnj: ihcisp dcpinIc-il were (id Much! .aid I'ir. huai'l :ic'cn with- F.ATONTOWN - The firs Firemen were called Saturdir inadequacy nt this point in their have bnen- attributed to Council-jNasfm, wiilp him in earn of The School, fnr the Blind, Wntoilmvn, meeting of the Gicnucr.i of the'night lo a small fire aftti* an c lives, the murks tuny be deep, man William Darby, sanitation 11 Ordinarily ho can't re- Mass., where he will be in HIPprirsl.s hoin in Spain, The i!e in township ordinances In ir-fm- pnrlatlnns Iff about JO priests in inn because the company failcl Presbyterian Church will heiburner backfired In the home o: the wounds mny never quite chairman. Mr. Darby in co-oper- ply individually but he will cover fifth grade llismcithrr checked Havana, where there arr 60 to prove it had a proprietary in- Tuesday at R p.m. in the chapel.|Mrs. Beatrice Brooks, 207 West' heal. ating with Jnhn Hmmons, health in his articles questions of most and found It would b« okay loi A workshop session will follow.Bergen PI, Tense Child At Disadvantage '-officer, in the study. general interest.) bring the coin "hopper" nlnnR.Catholic, churches. terest In the land. r 1 I 10—Mondty, Sept. 'l8, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Annual President^ Dinner Mr. Berry River Plaza Club Marks Anniversary Introduced WEST LONG BRANCH - The annual president's dinner of the River Plaza Woman's Clun was At Buffet held in Joseph's Restaurant or. SHREWSBURY — The Mon- Thursday. Theme of the dinner mouth County Mental Health As- was "Feather In Our Cap,'.' mark sociation held a bulfet supper ing the *!th anniversary of the Wednesday in its new headquar- founding of the club, which was ters' 1121 Broad St., to introduce subsequently federated in April, John Q. Berry, new executive 1P22. director, to-the beard of directors, Twenty-nine women attended. More than 40 members and Among the guests were Mrs. guests were present. Robert N. Daniel W. Follweiler of Point Kastor, West Long Branch, presi- Pleasant Beach, fifth district dent of the association, introduced vice president of the New Jersey Mr. Berry to the group. Federation of Women's Clubs. Edwin Gage, West Deal, 'fund Baritone John Bauer of Short chairman, reported $28,000 of the Hills was guest artist. His selec- 1961 goal of $43,000 has been tions included the "Toreador raised so far. Song" from "Carmen;" "Valen- Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal, Fair tine's Prayer" from Gounod's Haven, policy and planning chair- 'Faust;" "Stout Hearted Men" man, outlined the goals of the as-by Romberp, and selections from NEW BABY joins the family of Mr. and Mrs. James White, 31 Reynolds Dr., Eaton- sociation for 1961-62. He proposed 'South Pacific" and "Sound of that a committee be formed to Music." Piano accompanist was town, but this one came via plan* route from Korea. She it 10-month old Faith Ann, Mrs. Richard Terry of Wle •it abandoned child from Seout whom the Whites have adopted. Equally pleased with study the possibilities of estab- lishing in-patient psychiatric clin- Silver. the tiny addition are Steven, 5'A, and Lynnett*, 2'/>. ics in the county. He also pro- Past presidents were honored. posed stronger action by the as- Among those attending were pine Manor, Highlands. A com- sociation on mental health legis- Mrs. George Voorhis, Mrs. EK plete line of furs will be shown I lation. wood F. Searles, Mrs. Harold Fair Haven Artist by Winters Fur Shop, Monmouth Mrs. James Wyer. Locust, wa Young and Mrs. Victor L. Fox. St. chairman 'of the buffet which was Mrs. Worth B. Cunningham, a prepared by the membership. As charter member of the club, was sisting her werea Mrs. Spencei toastmistress. She gave a brief PRESIDENT'S DINNER — The River Plaza Woman's Club honored its president. To Speak Tonight Group Plans Pitts, Middletown; Mrs. Frank II history of the group nnd an ex lo, Navesink; Mrs. Jerrold Meyer pla-iJtion of the theme. Thursday at a dinner in Joseph's, West Long Branch. Left to right are Mrs. Thomas R. RED BANK - The Evening Monmouth Beach; Mrs. Victoi A Federation Night will be ob- Wilson, vice president and chairman of the dinner; Mrs. Worth B. Cunningham, toast- Department of the Woman's Club Oct. I Event Warth, Rumson, and Mrs. Harol served by tlte club in April. Mrs master; Mrs. Harold Perry, president, and Mrs. Daniel W. Follweiler, fifth district of Red Bank will have Fair Ha- MIDDLETOWN — The Ladies' Estes, Locust. Fox is in charge of arrange- ven artist Roberta Carter as Auxiliary of the Veterans of For- ments. vice president of the state federation. The occasion marked the 40th anniversary of guest speaker at its opening fall eign War post will hold a smor Mrs. Harold Perry, president, the founding of the club. meeting tonight at 8:15 o'clock gasbord Oct. 1 in the post home, announced the establishment of a in the clubhouse. 1000 Rt. 35. New Slate new drama-literature depart- and contents by the program Plaza; Mrs. Thomas Bergen- Well-known in the shore area Mrs. Mildred Minor will hold a ment, under the chairmanship of committee under the chairman- dahl, Lincroft; Mrs. L. V. Klbler for her portraiture in pastels and cakeless cake sale this month, Mrs. Voorhis. ship of Mrs. Harry B. Treacy. Middletown, a prospective mem- Board Lists oils, Mrs. Carter is an alumna of with proceeds benefiting the Na- Installed Miss Mary Wheaton, American Guests were Mrs. Sidney Bell ber, and Miss Rosemary Wagner, the Society of Arts and Crafts, tional Research Cancer Fund. home department, reported on it and Mrs. W. J. Nanry, River Eatontown. PTA Aides Detroit, and the Art Center of Mrs. Minor was a delegate to the initial fund-raising activity, i Los Angeles as well as the Art national VFW convention in Mi At Dinner plastics party. RUMSON - New committee Students League of New York. ami Beach, Fla , last month. She MIDDLETOWN - New officers Chairman of the dinner was Kitty Kelly: chairmen of the Parent-Teacher Association of Forrestdale School Mrs. Charles Jahnig, art chair- reported at last week's meeting of the Keyport American Legion Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson, vice were announced at a recent meet- man, is in charge of the program, here that the auxiliary won a Auxiliary were installed at a din- president. Flower arrangements ing of the PTA executive board. Mrs. Harold Lartaud, newly- seventh-place citation in Us com-ner here last week in Howard were by the garden department elected president, has named munity service category and 35th Johnson's Restaurant. arid placecards by the American Assisting Mrs. Jerome Bourne, Runaway Wife president, are Mrs. David Van Mrs. N. F. Scatiiorchlo chair- place in national which included Mrs. Augusta Jenkins, chaplain home department. New year man of the ways anti means 234 entries. books were distributed. The cov- Iderstine, vice president; Mrs. opened the meeting with a pray Dear Kitty: i There hasn't been much need Norman Hilton, secretary; Mrs. committee. She and Mrs. Onley The post and auxiliary won r. ers were by the art department Last January I found my wife for many of these letters, bu Hembree are in charge of *he first place for the state of New Rudolph Kugler, treasurer; Ever- Mrs. BasipSlocum, newly elect- was running around with another we've Kept them all. for they've club's fall bridge and fashion Jersey on this same community ett Gammon, vice President, in ed county •president, and Mrs. Jo- man. She is 23; he is 36/ He has become very dear love letters to show. The event will take place service book. Mrs. Frank Lever- charge of programs; Marvin seph Helnlein, second vice presi- been married twice before, has us both. I hope other couples try Broder board of education repre- Mrs. Roberta Carter Monday, Oct. 2, at 8 p.m. in Al- ing and Mrs. Walter Burkhardt no job, and a bank is after his this.—A Happy Wife also were delegates at the con- dent, were the installation offi- sentative; Mrs. Peter Cartmell, car due to non-payment. I tried Dear Happy Wife: Thank vention. cers. class mothers; Mrs. James John- New officers are Mrs. LeRoy to tell her he was no good but she you for writing to tell us about ston, health and safety; Mrs. The Gold Star Mothers dinner would not listen. After three Schunck, president; Mrs. John your success in ending spats Charles Selick, hospitality; Victor and testimonial dinner for state months, she came home, We and having love letters to Edelmann, legislation; Mrs. Wil- commander Edward Duva will be O'Neil, first vice president;. Mrs. *»» have two children, 5 and 2>/2. keep. I'm sure this will en- liam Nielsen, library service; held Nov. 4 in Sea Girt Inn. John Marus, second vice presi dent; Mrs. Benjamin Weiket, third After her return she. kept call- courage many others to adopt Mrs. Thomas Foster and Mrs. The sixth district auxiliary ng him while I was at work. She the same loving custom. Fredrick Westphal, member- meeting will be held Sept. 25 in vice president; Mrs. Caroline Lindermann, treasurer; Mrs. had a key made to my car and ship; Mrs. Jessie Hickman, news- West Keansburg with Auxiliary took it without telling me. Fi- letter and Mrs. Marion Krouse, 4593 as hostess. ieorge Rinear, secretary; Mrs. Send your problems to Kitty Louis Costa, historian; Mrs. Jen nally he told her he was married Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- parent education The auxiliary will meet again and showed her his three-month- Wednesday. kins' chaplain; Mrs. Edward Van- addressed envelope and address Also, Mrs. Alfred Beck, publica- derbilt, sergeant-at-arms. old baby. her in care of The Register tions and year book; Mrs. Ed- Committee in .charge of ar- My wife says she loves me a Helpful leaflets available. Write ward Hensler, publicity (inside); Auxiliary Plans rangements for the dinner includ- little but not enough to burden for "A Happy Marriage." Mrs. Richard C. Owen, publicity ed Mrs. Rinear, Mrs. Vanderbilt me with her troubles. I have told (outside); Mrs. Ward Denison. Theater Party and Mrs. Schunck. Mrs. Benia- her I will help her but she says Mrs. Ronald Jacobs, Mrs. George ANNUAL CONVENTION min Meione was In charge of the she will quit home and leave me Thornton and Mr. Basil Petac'v UNION BEACH - The auxil- ASBURY PARK - The annua iary of Fire Company One will music. the children. My mother will ways and means; Mrs. John make a home for them and me. three-day convention of the Shep- Montgomery, cultural arts and sponsor a dinner and theater par- herds of Bethlehem will open ty Sept. 27. The group will attend Please tell me what to do.— Mrs. Craig Haaren, attic. Help Wanted here Sunday. Headquarters will performance of "Damn Liberty Group te in the Berkeley Carteret Hotel Yankees" in the Meadowbrook Dear Help Wanted: Your wife Dinner Theater, Cedar Grove. Plans Bus Trip is ill, unhappy, and feels un- Mrs. James Haggerty U in RED BANK — The Ladies' loved. You must first convince charge of arrangements.. Auxiliary of Liberty Hose Com' her that you want to help her, Mrs. Albert Krill was accepted pany held its first fall meeting that you want your children as a new member at a recent Wednesday. A new member, Mrs to grow up with their mother Rugs t upholstery WHILE AUTUMN OASK meeting in the fire house. The John Barnhart, was introduced making a home for them. ARE VERY FINE, birthday of Mrs Raymond Men- by the president, Mrs. Vincent The little love your wife has cleaned in your REMEM8E& WINTeRJ? Sacco. ses was celebrated. for you can be stretched into a NEXT IW LIME.' Hostesses were Mrs. William The auxiliary plans a bus trip big one of you are kind and own home to New York Oct. 28 to see "The thoughtful. I do not condone Bommer and Mrs. Fred Brunner. • NO metty Unsinkable Molly Brown." her actions, but it is still pos- toaklngl TRIP TO NIAGARA Mrs. Samuel Scalto was sible for her to be a good wife RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs.awarded the attendance prize and a good mother. She can • NO harsh Thomas J. Cassidy, Spring St., Hostesses were Mrs. Peter De- become a more mature person, ^scrubbing! and their daughter have returned Fazio and Mrs. Anselo Migllara. but you are the only one who from a trip to Niagara Falls and The auxiliary will meet aeain can help her. • and NO Gananoque, Canada. They also Oct. 11. Hostesses will be Mrs harmful toured the Thousand Islands. Sacco and Mrs. Alex Renzo. Dear Kilty: aoapsl • UKAl TlUDf KARkl, 1M I would like to start a club to earn money to feed and clothe Award winning child in another country. My Winter Is just around the cor- mother told me the idea was silly. My girl friend thought it was a Duracleanr ner. Be wide awake — order good idea. Do you think I am be- REVIVES COLORS! your fuel oil from ui now and ing foolish? I am in high school. RESTORES LUSTRE! get steady service all winter. —Silly RAISES PILE! The most beautiful Dear Silly: Perhaps your EVERYTHING READY •"mother did not realize your idea was to support an unfor- TO USE SAME DAY! tunate child somewhere else in for FREE estimate call — permanents the world under the Foster Parents' Plan. Write to it at 787-169/ "FlUHR- 352 Park Ave. South, New PETER HORBACH SLENDERELLA HOURS York. I suggest that you talk ) FUEL OIL ! M Maple Ave. Keansburg from any angle— to your school principal or BURNER SAiis-iEftvicr HERE'S WHAT 36 MAGIC teachers about your idea and HOURS WILL D0- ask them if they will sponsor P/W.SM-1-6IOO WEIOrlT LOIS up !o 13 pounrti- such an organization in your You'll loir wliere you want—ne*d to school. I'm sure your mother Half-p[-prici e sale loit . . . hips, thifhi, abdomen and will approve when she knows BODV FIRMED — TIGHTENED — more about it, and especially if PROPORTIONED leaving your skin the school endorses it. with that lirm ftel of youth. IN OWE DESIGN BOOM POSTURE CORRECTION will lift Leah Mauer Studio of Dance your bustline, itnigliten your shoul- ders, narrow your waist and hipa Dear Kitty: 37 East Front Street Red Bank ilittfn your itomacti. .You told Mrs. L. to Ay writing YOU'LL HAVE A SLENDEXtLLA ANNOUNCES Ovr rtfulor $2$ war* FiaURE MADE TO ORDER, juit ECOND PLACE winner in letter to her husband and slip- for you with our fahuloul. passive ping it under his breakfast plate. 12.50 exercise equipment—recommended by he recent Bamberger's- many doctori—medical journals. That works. My husband and I FALL REGISTRATION *IL THIS WITH COMPLETE PRI- started ending spats this way VACY in gracious •urroundinis. No WNTA "Golden Girl" con- Ovr rttf ukr $50 U French wavt cM fashioned gym rooms. No dull ex- est was Terri Drake daugh- four years ago and it's still work- MON. . TUES. & FRI., SEPT. 18-19-21 ercise, no ugly, muscles, no steam ing. 25" kiths. You'll love the relaxing, ter of Mr. and Mrs. George 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. chirmmj atmosphere — the personal We found when wo tried talk- From the newly Uprml nape of jour neck to attention. Drake, 2 Tabor St., Little Sil- ing things out we couldn't get the ulrckjy sculptured crown of rurln theie are our true feelings in the right PHOHI TODAT—You'll lovt beinr ver. Torri is a junior at Red I • Ballet ' • Modern Jazz the permanent* you've alwayt dreamed of. I words. On paper it seems a lot FREE TRIAL — no obligation — no 3ank High School. conlnrls necesiiry — no expensive • Tap * Modeling memberships. ' • Toe • Slimming PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL • Baton • Ballroom FROM OUR AMERICAN ROOM Twirling Dancing

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Ceremony in Su Agnes' Miss Critelli Becomes Bride Sandra Boyce Married Rosalie Briegs is Married NEW MONMOUTH-St. Mary's ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Miss Catholic Church was the setting To Henry I Dougherty Rosalie Mary Briegs, daughter here Sept. 9 for the marriage of| of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raymond Miss Carol Ann Critelli, daughter BRADEVELT — Miss Sandra and white chrysanthemums with Briegs of East Highland Ave., of- John L. Critelli, 27 New Mon- Boyce, daughter of JWr. and Mrs.fShwves of wheat. was married here Saturday in St mouth Rd., and the late Mrs. Charles E. Dougherty, Maple- Agnes Catholic Clmrch to Dav:d Irene Critelli, to William V. Note, Clyde Boyce, Englishtown Rd., Robertsville, became the bride wood, was best man for his Russell Norfolk, son of Mr. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas brother. Ushering were Anthony Mrs. Charles Alfred Norfolk of Note of East Passaic Ave., tif Henry J. Dougherty, 306 EuDoughtery- , Maplewood, anotherj Hillside. Rutherford. clid Ave., Loch Arbour, Satur- brother of the bridegroom, and Rev. Michael Lease officiated R?v. Robert T. Bulman offi-. day in St. Gabriel's CathoIicjJames Pryor, Somerville. at the ceremony. A reception fol- dated at the ceremony and was; Church, Bradevelt. A reception followed in But- lowed in Deal Golf and Country celebrant of the solemn high The bridegroom is the son of tonwood Manor, Matawan. Club. nuptial mass which followed. Mrs. Maurice T.. Dougherty of Rev. Louis Stingel was deacon, The couple plan a two-week Mrs. Peter John Burns, sister Maplewood and the late Mr. cruise aboard the 40-fcfct yacht of the bride, was matron of and Seminarian Robert Critelli of Doughtery. the Immaculate Conception Senv Mr. Lucky. honor. Other attendants were inary, Darlington, brother of the Rev. Charles Lillis, pastor of When they return, they will Misses Nancie Briegs, the bride's bride, was subdeacon. St. Mary's Church. Park Ridge, reside at 168 South St., Free- younger sister, and Ellen Mullane, uncle of the bridegroom, per- hold. cousin of the bride. Mr. Critelli gave his daughter formed the double ring cere- The bride was graduated from In marriage. She wore a full- Peter J. Burns was best m&n. mony. Rev. Vincent Lloyd, pas- Freehold Regional High School Ushers were Harold R. Briegs, length sown of silk taffeta with tor of St. Gabriel's Church, cele- and is employed by the Mon- detachable chapel train. Her bouf- Jr., brother of the bride; Charles brated the nuptial mass which mouth County Extension Service, Alfred Norfolk, brother of the fant veil was attached to a head- followed. Miss Ethel Vota wasj Freehold. piece of sequins and pearls and bridegroom, and John E. Mul- soloist and Mrs. Charles Weiss, Mr. Dougherty was graduated lane, Jr., cousin of the bride. she carried a missal with orchids organist. and stephanotis. from St. Michael's High School, The bride attended Florida The bride was given in mar-Newark, and attended Seton Hall Miss Joanne Kaiser, East riage by her father. She wore a Southern College and Dunbarton University. He served with the I College of the Holy Cross, Wash- Keansburg, was maid of honor. white silk organza gown over taf- Army in Europe and is employed Bridesmaids were Misses Mary feta. The fitted bodice had a ' ington, D. C. She is a graduate by Joseph M. Cashion Associates, of the American Academy of Gentile and Kathleen Bagarozy, round neckline and three-quarter- Freehold. both of Middletown; Susan Jack length sleeves. A chapel sweep Dramatic Arts and Newark State nlewlcz, Rosemary and Geral fell at the back from a fishtail College. Before her marriage, she dine Ponti, cousins of the bride of re-embroidered lace held by MEMBERSHIP PARTY was executive receptionist for Jersey City, and Irene Quaglia, two crushed organza roses. Her HAZLET — The first fall meet- General Dynamics in Chicago. East Keansburg. Donna Hago- fingertip-length veil of French; ing of the Matawan Junior Worn- Mr. Norfolk is a graduate of plan, Jersey City, also a cousin illusion fell from a pearl crown en's Club was held here last week Upsala College. He is bank sales of the bride, was flower girl. and she carried a nrayer book i in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Eg- manager for the Shaw-Walker Thomas Note, Jr., Rutherford, adorned with a white orchid, bert. A club membership party j Company in Chicago. > was best man for his brother. and streamers of lily of the valwill be held Sept. 26 in the home After a wedding trip to Bermu- Ushers were John Critelli, Jr., Mrs. William V. Note ley. iof Mrs. Camlllo Gentile, Mata- da, the couple will make their at home, brother of the bride; Miss Carole Ann Becker, Mor- Mrs. David Russell Norfolk home in Barrington Hills, III. William Seymour, John Cardillo ganville, was maid of honor for and Michael Leek ffd Bride of Thomas" La Pare her cousin. Her ice blue satin After a wedding trip to Ber- street-length dress was designed Redpe-forJEimd'BMsing muda, the couple will reside In with a round neckline, short Middletown. Jeeves, soft-pleated skirt and Miss Halleran Marries back bow. A circular veil fell The bride is a graduate of Red )ver her crushed rose headpiece Bank Catholic High School and md she carried a fireside basket Is employed at Neisner Brothers, In St. Joseph's Church if bronze and gold chrysanthe- Middletown. Cookbook Profits Go To Clinic mums with sheaves of wheat. The bridegroom is an alumnus KEYPORT - Miss Maureen Mrs. William Folscher, Free- LONG BRANCH - Monmouth F. Kennedy and Mrs. Dwight section oh low calorie recipes and cookbook appeared In 1956, the of St. Peter's College. He is Halleran, daughter of Mr. andold, and Miss Eileen Walsh, County housewives will soon have Eisenhower, among others, are dishes from out-of-state and current edition contains entirely with Trubek Laboratories, East Mrs. Vincent Halleran, 196 included in the 1961 edition of foreign countries, Com- new material. Englishtown, were the attendants. a chance to try the favorite rec- many Rutherford. Broadway, became the bride of Their ice blue satin dresses and "What to Cook? Take a Look," pletely hand-printed and hand- Chairman of the project was Thomas La Pare, son of Mr. and leadpieces were styled like those ipes of some famous hand-drawn by a committee of Mrs. Franklin Clark, with Mrs. Mrs. Thomas La Pare, 5 Via if the honor attendant and they and Broadway households. lished this month by the Junior five auxiliary members, the book Richard Acerra serving as as- Hipa Way, Sea Bright, Sept. 9 :arried fireside baskets of yellow Contributions from Mrs. John Auxiliary to the Long Branch is being sold to raise money for sistant chairman. Both are from Chairmen in St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Public Health Nursing Associa- the Well Baby Clinic on Fourth Oakhurst. Rev. Alfred Smith officiated. tion. St. in Long Branch. So far 500 Others on the committee were Listed By Miss Loretta Durante was or- The 268-page cookbook is made copies are ready for distribution. Mrs. Richard Tilton, Ocean port; ganist and Mrs. Michael Cox, up mostly of culinary contribu- The volunteer effort took a Mrs. Barrett Oxley, Jr., Long soloist. tions from the auxiliary member- total of six months to complete. Branch; and Mrs. Charles Grip- Local Club A reception was held In Peter- ship, but seven requests went out Although a first edition of the paldi, Oakhurst. RED BANK - The Red Bank son's Buttonwood Manor, Mata to political and theatrical cele- Business and Professional Wom- wan. brities, and all seven were an- en's Club held its first meeting swered. of the year recently in the' home Mr. Halleran gave his daughter Miss Gervasio Wed of Mrs. L. W. Conrow, 63 Fisch- in marriage. She wore a long- Swedish Cookies er PI., Red Bank. A buffet supper sleeved princess style gown of Mrs. Eisenhower responded was served after the meeting. peau de soie and rosepoint lace with Swedish Spritzbaaken Cook- designed with a scalloped jeweled ies and Mrs. Richard Nixon's of- To Robert M. Brock New committee chairmen an neckline and full skirt term- fering was Walnut Cluster Cook- KEANSBURG - Miss Lucille Thomas Brock, Jr., Meyers- Mrs. Genevleve Scbwedfege inating in a chape] train. A tiara 1 ies. On the Democratic side of Ann Gervasio, daughter of Mr.dale, Pa., was best man for his membership; Mrs. Florence Wai held her fingertip veil, and she the fence, the contributions are and Mrs. Daniel Gervasio, 36 brother. ter. career advancement; Mrs carried a prayer book with Mrs. Thomas L* Pare regional in character. Jacqueline Hudson Ave., West Keansburg, A reception followed In the Elizabeth Burns, finance; Mrs white orchid, stephanotis and Kennedy sent a recipe for Newbecame the bride of Robert Mi home of the bride's parents. Ella Diggle, health and safety lily of the valley. chael Brock, Hudson Ave, West The bride attended Keyport Mrs. Helen Ostrander, interna England Fish Chowder, which Miss Kathryn Halleran, this we may presume to be the Presi- Keansburg, Saturday in St. Ann's' High School, and was employed tional relations; Mrs. Editl Party Fetes Catholic Church. in the A&P, Hazlet Slll-s, legislation; Mrs. Regma place, was maid of honor for her dent's highly-publicized favorite • sister. Bridesmaids were Misses and Lady Bird Johnson, true to The bridegroom is the son o: The bridegroom attended Mey- Dlckerson, program coordination; ersdale High School and is em- Miss Marie Koskey, public affairs Brfcfe-Elect Carol Regan, Cliffwood; Kath- her Texas origin, is represented Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brock leen Shea Knoll, Hazlet, and Pa- by Pedemales River Chili. Mcyersdale, Pa. ployed by the Atlantic Tile Co., and vear book; Miss Adeh'ne-M "UNION BEACH - Mls« Barba- Matawan. Mazza, public relations; Mia tricia Sobczak. South Amboy. The From Trenton camp Mrs. Rob; Rev. Stanley Levandoskl per Elizabeth Smith, national secur- ra Ann Dirner was guest of hon- honor attendant wore a pastel ert Meyner's directions for Crab formed the double ring cere- ity; Miss Mary Hufnagel, Bulleti: or at a surprise bridal showerjD'ue cocktail dress, matching Meat au Gratin. The Broadway mony. 31 at Guild Editor; Mrs. Lucille Mori, recently in t» Fire Company if™ ^carn^^n^ contingent, Director Joshua Lo- The bride was given in mar- music; Mrs. Agnes Annarella, gan and columnist and TV show- riage by her father. Her princess Firehouse. Hostesses were her anthemums. The bridesmaids man Ed Sullivan, delivered re- style lace gown had a sabrina Buffet Lunch historian, and Mrs. Mary Sestito, COLTS NECK - Thirty-one parliamentarian bridal attendants, Miss Barbara were in pastel yellow dresses cipes for Salad a la Joshua Loganneckline, short sleeves and full Oldenborg- Rahway; Mrs. David and they carried yellow and and Bread Pudding. skirt. A crown of crystals held members of the Guild of St. Mrs, Edith Stiles is in chargi ohji's Episcopal Church, Little of the program for the meeting Tuttle, Matawan; Miss Carol Men- white matching varieties of flow- The cookbook also Includes a her ballerina-length veil and she ers. carried a colonial bouquet of Silver, attended a buffet lunch Oct. II. ges and Miss Maty Dirner.Union Robert Richardson, Sea Bright white carnations. ecently in Colts Neck Inn. Beach. was the best man. Ushers wen ON WEDDING TRIP — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bly t Miss Christine Miele, West The group will hold a card par- Hospital Party Miss Dirner Is the daughter of Vincent Halleran, Keyport, bro'h 8 Lennox Ave., Rumion, are shown on board Grace Guild Hears Keansburg,, was bridesmaid. Her :y and fashion show Sept. 27 for KEVPORT - Ladies Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Dirner, er of the bride; Lawrence La Line's Santa Rose -on eruiia, arranged by the O'Donnell street-length dress of pink nylon he benefit of the Evergreens In- organza was styled with a scoop; rmary Building Fund. Fashions et the Keyport Veterans of For- 1104 Shore Rd. She will become Pare, Sea Bright, brother of th eign Wars Post will hold a hospi- bridegroom, and Walter Hager Travel Agency, Red Bank, to Curacao; Caracas; Aruba; Lecture neckline and short sleeves. A rill be by Mildred Spector. tal party with post members to- the bride of George McBride, man. Sea Bright. Kingston, Jamaica; Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and Port Ever- NEW SHREWSBURY — "Beau- circular veil fell over her fitted Mrs. George Curchin and Mrs. night at 8 o'clock In Menlo Park Matawan, Oct. 14 at 2 p.m. in The bride is a graduate of St glades, Fla. They ware married Sept. I, and have re- ty Rings the Bell" was the title bow headpiece and she carried :harles Stallin have been appoint- Veterans' Home. Members will of an illustrated lecture presented a colonial bouquet of pink carna- d chairmen of the Christmas Holy Family Cstholic Church. Mary's High School, South Am- turned home. meet in the post home here a boy, and Wilfred Academy of by the New Jersey Bell Telephone tions and stephanotis. fair. 6:30 p.m. Attending were Mrs. Keith Gun- Co. at a meeting of the Women's sauls, Mrs. Albert Krill, Miss Jo- Hair and Beauty Culture, New- The auxiliary also plans a rum- ark. She was employed by Tiara Guild for Christian Service last Ann Farrell, Mrs. Henry Gun- week in the Reformed Church. mage sale in the post home Oct, sauls, Jr., Mrs. Katherine Stan- Beauty Salon, Hazlet. lt-18. The bridegroom is a graduate Diana Ferris Engaged The group also outlined plans for wicli, Mrs. James Haggerty, Mrs. early fall. Frank Cozens, Mrs. William Rod- of Long Branch High School and Mrs. Raymond Menges, Is attending Monmouth College. Classes of the South Brunswick UPHOLSTERY Miss Doris Calandra, Mrs. George He is employed in the Rumson To Peter W. Hobson Executive Committee will be held :oss

IEOM'S "JIWELIRS 181 I". Newman Springs Rd. SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING Lone Branch Red Bank RED BANK SH 7-9400 RUG CLEANERS Next to A&P—Free Parking WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED SANK Physical Control jnr llrllcr Living 12—Monday, Sept 18, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Roundap Magic Number Two SanDiego,Houston Division Leaders

As NY Beats Tigers Associated Press eraoon card has Houston at San San Diego and Houston lead Diego, Dallas at Oakland and Yanks and the 1927 Yanks played Maris had two extra chances Denver at New York. one tie), time runs out on Maris,when the game went into extra the respective divisions of .the American Football. League and An old pappy guy led Boston in Baltimore Wednesday night innings. He walked twice and out of the dumps in its conquest . . . weather permitting. • struck out once before he tripled they'll clash next Sunday in an Maris Belts early showdown. of Denver. He was Butch Sorgln, Maris and Mickey Mantle, the^n the seventh, a blow thai It only required a couple of who had been playing second other half of the M ft M com-jmi'sed being a homer by a foot, week-ends to establish the pacers. fiddle to Babe Parilli. The 37- No. 58 in 12th bination who has been stalled at After Moose Skowron's wild One of them, San Diego, is un year-old went in and threw four throw helped Detroit tie th 53 since last Sunday, are idle to- defeated tor the entire season, scoring passes. He not only shot score in the eighth, Maris flied For 64 Win day with the rest of the Yanks. including the exhibitions. the Patriots ahead but gave them They play a twilight-night dou- out in the 10th and then hit the a top-heavy victory. By The Associated Press San Diego took over the undis- bleheader in Baltimore tomorrow 400-foot homer on a 2-1 pitch by Roger Maris has 58 home runs puted, lead in the Western Di- Buffalo's triumph over New and a night game Wednesday. relief man Terry Fox. The ball and needs only two more in three vision with a smashing 44-0 tri- York was quite an offensive show They also have a night game struck the facing oithe^uppei decisions to tie Babe Ruth's all- umph over Oakland. The Charg- with a couple of quarterbacks with the Orioles Thursday. stands in right centerfield---••••. He time record of SO set in 1927. ers got help yesterday from Bos- producing virtually all of the scored behind Kubek, who hai fireworks. One was Richie Lucas, Maris slammed No. 58 yester- The Yanks now have pi ton, which walloped Denver, 45' with two out. It left him who got his chance because all the day with Tony Kubek on base in 151 decisions (152 games) and' 17. Denver had been tied with one game ahead of Ruth's pace. other quarterbacks were injured, the 12th inning at Detroit for a will have completed 154 by San Diego for the lead in the Bill Monbouquette of Boston SPORTS FANS ENLIGHTENED — Bill Fugazy, right, president of Feature Sportj, Inc., Western Division. He took over for Buffalo, passed 6-4 New York Yankee victory Wednesday night, barring inter for two touchdowns and shook over the Tigers. As a result, the ference by the weather man. 0 held Baltimore to three singles and Fugazy Travel Agency, spoke on boxing, and Frank Gifford, left, former New York Houston became the Eastern and won 1-0 on Jim PaRliaroni' Division leader without throwing Elbert Dubenion loose on I 73- Yanks, leading by lOVi games, course, they are playing a 162- Giants All-Pro halfback, now a WCBS-movie and television personality, discussed yard scamper with a great block. can clinch the American League game schedule this season, am double in the fourth. Lew a pass or kicking a field goal. pro football recently at the Raritan Traffic Club's iports night at the Roger Smith pennant with any combination of have plenty of time to put ovei Krausse, Kansas City's $125,000 While the Oilers were idle Buf- Al Dorow was his usual brilli- victories or Detroit defeats add- the clincher. V Maris and/oi rookie, won his first game since Hotel, New Brunswick. In center is Francis A. D'Zurilla of Middletown, president of falo upset New York, 41-31, to ant self for New York. He threw ing up to two. Mantle hit 60 or more homer: June 16 with a five-hitter againsi leave Houston high and dry in for three touchdowns but couldn't Washington, 3-2. the Raritan Traffic Club. Fugazy promoted the past two heavyweight championship do enough to offset Lucas''hero- As commissioner Ford Frlck after the 154th decision, theii first place. fights between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johanmon. ics. has decreed that Ruth's record feat will go into the record book, Minnesota took a pair from Four games are scheduled next must be tied or broken within marked fay an asterick to inhicat Cleveland, 5-0 and 5-3, on Camilo week-end with Boston at Buffalo San Diego had little trouble 1S4 decisions (a tie game is not it was done in a 162-game sea Pascual's seventh shutout and th< Saturday night. The Sunday aft with Oakland, which had taken • decision and both the 1961 combined pitching of Al Schro a 55-0 licking from Houston only and Ray Moore. Joe Altobell Winmill, Brown Win Two week before. The Chargers who homered off Jim Perry charged to a 30-0 lead in the STILL IN HEADLINES By Alan Mover drove in three runs in the openei first half and coasted in. and one In the second. Races In MBC Fall Series Dodgers Paul Lowe, Bo Roberson and SPAHHar Chicago swept two from the Charley Flowers ran for the MlLWAUKtt, Los Angeles Angels 3-1 and 4-3 i touchdowns, Flowers and Rober- DIDN'T 10 innings. Al Smith's gram RED BANK—Double triumphs Schwartz split Lightning honors third and Charles Wolbach, win- son scoring two apiece. Jack Kemp passed Oakland into help- BXHAU: slammer and Frank Baumann's by Bassett Winmill, In Wood- as did Bill Olsen and Bruce An- ner of the opening series race, Out By less surrender before leaving the Pussies, and Roger Brown, in derson in Jets. Craig Wolcott won fourth in the 11-boat fleet. His five-hitter won the opener. Billy Goodman's pinch single broke u Penguins, featured the second a single Comet race. Brown twice defeated an eight- game in the final period with s the second. George Thomas ol week of sailing in the Monmouth Winmill, who missed the open- boat Penguin fleet. Roger has shoulder injury; fOR/96t the Angels drove in their only Boat Club's open fall series on ing race last week, scored twice now taken all three series races in the Wood-Pussy series races. in this class. Sam Hicks, a Me- EASTEBN WITH run of the first and all three in the Navesink River yesterday. 3y Games W L T the second. The 14-race series for five one< Harold "Rip" Lartaud was run tedeconk River Y. C. visitor, was 2 Houston - 1 » 0 tJM ME* Boston —_ J 1 9 .J55 to- Skowron and Clete Boyer also design classes concludes Oct. 29 ner-up in the opener and Ruff second in both races. Charles Buffalo I 1 0 .100 f(/TT£f( hit homers for the Yanks before here. Cook was third. Cook trailed Win- Long was third twice and Ralph By The Associated Press New York 1 1 • .SO0 Reid Dickerson and Arnold'mill in the nightcap, with Lartaud Hubbard posted two fourth place WE«TERK DIVISION /HP Maris connected, boostinR the Cincinnati's National League W I* T Fcl. team's major league record total finishes. lead was cut to 3J4 games yes- 8>n rileio - 2 0 0 1.000 Denver 110 .500 :o 228. Wolcott scored his second terday when the Reds were shut Dallas - — 0 10 .000 straight Comet win. Runnerup in Oakland 0 J » .00) Luis Arroyo, who took over out by Philadelphia, 4-0, While Hatnrday'v Result for Bill Stafford in the eighth, CBA, Roses Score the five-boat fleet was young the Los Angeles Dodgers were Boston 43, Denver 17 Yrnterday'i Rfsalti won his 15th against four de- Lois Magee. Lawrence Pick was nipping Milwaukee, 4-3, in 11 in- Ruffslo 41, New York SI feats. Fox, of course, was the third, and Greg Devlin fourth. nings. San Dleio 44 Oakland 9 Nnt nmk-r Srkctala loser. In Cross Country Dickerson won the opening Duke Snider and Gil Hodges SATURDAY Boston at Buffalo (night) Monbouquctte's shutout was Lightning race. Irv Lewis, sum- chipped in to help the Dodgers. 8IJNDAT his 13th victory. He won when mer Lightning champion, was Snider singled to drive in the Denver at New York Rose taking second place, followed Houston at Ban Dlcgo "•ete Runnels singled and Dave ELIZABETH—Shore area cross second and Herman Vestal, third, tying run in the ninth and won Dims at Oakland 'hilley missed a shoestring stab country took on new laurels in by Christian Brothers Academy's in an 11-boat fleet. Schwartz won it in the 11th with another singli in Pagliaroni's liner that went the New Jersey Catholic High stellar runners. George Sheehan the second race, with Dickerson after Hodges, playing his 2,000th 'or a double. Chuck Estrada was School Track Development Meet and Charley Dippel. Eamon O'- second and Lewis third. Al Mill' game for the Dodgers, beat out :he loser. at Warinanco Park here Satur- Reilly of St. Benedict's, Newark, er was fourth in both races. Roy a bunt single. Member-Guest Bill Bryan, a rookie catcher day. turned in the winning time of Knapp, winner of the opening The Phils' victory over the for the A's, homered in the Monmouth county runners ac- 13:14.1 for the, 2'^-mile varsity Lightning series race, failed to Reds was only their third in finish either event yesterday. Tourney Held He ENTERED freshman day" game at Wash counted for three of the first four course. 22 meetings of the two clubs, i T» /*I ri 5EPTEMSER ington with first year men dotting ilaces, with Mike Serwatka of St. O'Reilly was never pressed, and Olsen won the first Jet race, It reduced Cincinnati's marginjAf niltiKftii I. I, tiSEPMS OHL/ the lineups of both clubs. Serwatka, after withstanding a with Anderson second and Shark over Los Angeles to two games ;^l_H-UIIiaUII \M XJ, TWO VICTORIES Pascual ran his strikeout total challenge by Sheehan starting the River Y. C. visitor Richie Eitt- in the loss column. The Reds! RUMSON — Bill Abemathy TO BECOME TH£ :o 207 by fanning nine in the Freehold last quarter mile, took second by| third in a five-boat fleet. have played three more games; and his guest Walter Lancton, wins' first game victory and a 200-yard margin. Anderson took the night cap with than the Dodgers. j were first flight winners over Eittreim second and Olsen third. £/ TIM£X Moore bailed out Schroll when St. Rose had two other runners Cincinnati has only nine games; Marshall Bryan of the home club AM> oHIV POOR \ he ran into trouble in the eighth Trackman's high up in the field of 85 when Ed Olsen, summer Jet champion, al- to play to the Dodgers' 12. The I and Bayard Robb, Myopia, seven 1b Joirt rite 2O-M of the second. Creagan took 16th and Jim Fer. so won the first series race on Reds are idle today while LosJ and five, in the member-guest ..A/tKt foR THE I2TM r/MB Smith's homer tor the White ruguiaro finished 22d. Sept. 10. Angeles- hopes to fatten up! tourney held at Rumson Country 3/V> PMCf T/e #t WAT CATttfOR/. Sox was his 27th of the season Selections In the Jayvee race, Shore run- Two more races tor each class against the Chicago Cubs. Club over the week-end. Jim Landis' 22d homer tied the ners copped three medals. Tim will be sailed here next Sunday Stan Musial celebrated his 20th George Coe, Jr., Rumson, and Newport Gypsy second game in the eighth. Strachan, CBA, finished sixth The series breaks for the Gravy anniversary in the major leagues Harry Fisher, Morris County, Bonnymlte Castle Bowl Jet 14 regatta on Sunday 1 Dare Devil and St. Roses' Bill Dresher and all with St. Louis, by hitting his were three and two winners over Dick Dwelet came in 13th and Oct. 1. 14th home run while Larry Jack- Joseph Gans, Rumson, and James National Football League Brady B. 14th, respectively. — SCM>I.%RIE« — son shut out Pittsburgh, 3-0, with Wthtnlnss Congdon, Bedford. Sharp Turn The freshman race, a mob with five hits. 2 King or Voleta 1st Rice: 1. Held Dlckerion. 2. Taking third flight honors were 300 entries, resulted in fine per- Lewis. 3. Herman Vestal, 4. Al Miller. Felipe Alou went on a tear 6. Marvin Broder. 6. Harold Beck. 7. Dr. Edward Banta, Rumson, and Bedarned formances by the CBA yearlings Bob Kufcnaptel, S. Jim Hlckey. Roy against Chicago with four hits, Walter Hagernan, Beacon Hill, Knapp, | VIrf V(U(han, r»bt>ls Scott Eagles Beat Browns; 3 Lady Frost The CBA frosh collected three (DNFj. including his 18th homer and four one up in 20 holes, over Amory Gussle Hanover medals and placed seven men in Snl Race: 1. Arnold Schwartz. 2 runs batted in, as San Francisco L. Haskell, Jr., Rumson, and Dlckerson, 3. Lewis, 4. Miller, i Allene F. Scott the sixth place finish while Rich VaughanVaughm, I. Hlckey, 7. BucBeck, >. Brorolled to an 8-2 decision over the John Hart, Gulfstream. der. S. Kuhmplel, knapp, Viilal, Bcott Cubs. Jarrettown Scott Wight and Tom Curley were the (DNFj. In other matches, Doug Mer- 4 Mln Ethel other medal winners, placing 14th Jetl Milwaukee rode along with a cer, Rumson, and Mike Mendoza Ut R»«: 1. Bill Olifn, 2. Bruce Giants. Packers Lose and 15th,'respectively. Jim Kemp, 2-0 lead behind Carl Willey go- and Arthur Joice, Rumson, and Ander.on. 3. Rlchu Eittreim, (. John Buccaneer Perrotta. J. No. 137 ing to the eighth when the Dodg- Gypsy Lybrook ' John Eager, Paul Stach and 2nd Ritce: 1. Anderson, 2. Eittrelm Henry Steele, Fort Monmouth, ers got their first run on Willey's By The Associated Press 5 Rosaflna NlmlU Kevin Sullivan were among the 3. Olatn, i. Perrotla. 5. Bob Maxwell. were one down on par. And those rookies—just ask Cowboys on a 75-yard TD drive WWoodd PimlPlM wild pitch with the bases loaded. early finishers. 1st Ttace: 1. Baiaett Winmill, Ronald W. Allen won Jiole-in- Something has gone awry. the Bears about a quarterback and maneuvered them 40-yatds W. E. Kelly Rip Lartaudd, 3. Rutf Cook, 4« FFred Norm Larker's double and Snid- from Georgia named Fran Tark- St. Rose runners failed to place Slender. 6, Bill Stationer, I. Charles one contest by being four feet The Cleveland Browns are the for Green's field goal. Cry Jimmy er's single tied it in the ninth. enton, and the Steelers about a 6 Town Gossip in the frosh event. WolHach, 7. Douf Raynor, S. Ed Scner- away from the pin. He matched unanimous choice to win the Nn Nick Pietrosante scored both rer, 9. John Rodenburaj, 10. Stormy Norm Sherry opened the 11th cards for the first place honor. place-kicker from Mississippi by Boesenweltter, 11. Dick Sale. with a single and all hands were tlonal Football League's Eastern Detroit touchdowns after punts Forrest Hanover 2nd Race: 1. Winmill. 2. Cook. 3. In the first flight qualifying the name of Allen Green. Kelly Cops Feature Lartaud, 4. Wolbach, 5. Stender, a safe when relief pitcher Don Owference crown The de- by Yale Lary had set the Pack- Indian Guide Mahoney, 7. Raynor, 8. Schelter, 9. round, Dave Russell, Rumson, 7 McMahon muffed Bob Aspromon- fending champion Philadelphia The Eagles applied »he crush- crs deep in their own territory Irish All Rodenburf, 10. Oale, 11. Boesenweltter. and Pete Arend, Jumping Brook, Race At Old Bridge Comets te's high bouncer for an error. are dead without thc-ir er early on the Browns, springing The second was on an H-yaM 1. Craig Wolcott, 2. Lois Magee, Deal, post a three under par 68. Major's Son OLD BRIDGE (AP) — Joe Lawrence Pick, 4. Orel Devlin, 8. BUIHodges beat out a bunt and P'«n< quarterback Norm Van Tim Brown on a 105-yard touch- pass from Earl Mnirall. Jim Meadow Jeb 8 Kelly of Conshohocken, Pa.; wonBullock. Snider broke it up with a bounc- Brocklin . down run with the opening kick- Taylor scored the Packer touch- Mike'i Lady Fenfulni . So are the St. Louis the 12. Bill Bryion. u>rterbacl Zeke 9 2nd Race: 1. Brown. 2. Hicks, 3. Sandy Koufax, fourth Dodger .To* Childress, and with quarter- S °w I .rZ M^ Bratkowski. Rio Girl ord of 9 minutes 37.9 seconds, Long, 4. Hubbard, 5. Bill Bryson, 6. Bobby Walston and Tom Me- wn0 ^[iei w ( t , h_ pitcher, won his 17th. McMahon back Sam Etcheverry's sore arm finishing two car lengths ahead Hitchcock, 7. Jim Bryson. !. Horton. 1 f rm r Brooke Chief lost his second game in two . . • The Minnesota Vikings nrob- ^f ST^i I* ' f ? downs four out of the first five of Wally Dallenbach of East putting Phllly ahead to stay lnjt,mes ^ AngeIe, had ,,,„ ba]| Azle Chief days. •blv won't win a game and the y g „ ]| 10 Safe Deposit Brunswick. the second period ji ,h fi hlf Art Mahaffey of the Phils T>tlas Cowboys may be lucky to the second period. jin ,he fir|t half s,eve Myhra-, struck out nine and shut out the get lust one. Browns quarterback Milt Plum two field goals, the last a 39- c Reds for eight innings. In the top And nbove all never trust a: °mnleted 18 of 30 passes for 329|Varder that broke a 24-24 tie in of the ninth he was hit on the w'-le in the NFL iyards but the Eatf" kept tfte[the final period, pro"ed to be (he n ln r J r Br wn and d;f ercnc Mojor Leag head by a ball thrown by Ed- was the wor d as late M|™ |*?uomv " *?uTu 'T55 tt?? i ' die Kasko as he moved from l bf e Mitchell in checcheckk . j^ B . _ nnnn «*sterrl?v before the league Brcdie threw t first to second and was carried ooen»d its 4M s»»son Today, the' Etcheverry threw a five-yard down pa«Scs~fof San FranclsTST T off the field. Frank Sullivan pre- hin« ha« changed ! D toss to Mestnik after Ham-|two goln,} to Monte Stickles and served the shutout. •"•« Philadelphia Eagles, with :"""•'< B»ve the Cards a 14-10 lead another tc .T. D. Smith who aid.) At the hospital, aides reported Vi- Brocklin now coachine theiwith a 28-yard TD run. Giants'j scored on a plunge. John Mahaffey suffered a concussion r-w Minnesota entry. broke|n>°!Jerry Reichow. Hueh McEl- Cleveland" Cleveland .7.1 .5.11 11 Phil coach was on the field when .487 2Rl/,|St. LOUIJ .... B'nrt. while sophonvrr DallVihenny «nd Dave Middleton for^«,v York 7S .4M .482 18 the world heavyweight wrest- Bobby Malkmus advanced from NOW IN STOCK <-VMI it. first r.am'' in 14 trips in the scores ai the Vikines becan'wjiih'niiinn ,Minnesota AH MVJI Pittsburgh . .410 281/4 1962 Red Book ling champion, Buddy Rogers, first to second, as Mahaffey lay 15th Edition th- NFL. 27-24 over Pittsburgh ' their NF1. career before 32,236! .441 .15 Chicago 44 100 .306 motionless on the field. 0 18 m Philadelphia in the main event a\ the Con- 'n still another mild surprise, n " 'sns. ^ I WESTERN DIVISION .171 «'•;• Salurdav's Results Musial's homer at Pitlsburgh 87 Hall 100 Eilra %],J$ •he Detroit linns upended Green Ore*n. obtained In a three way W L T Pet. Kansas City .369 46 Clnclnali 3, Philadelphia 2 vention Hall, Asbury Park, came with Ken Boyer on base Bay. defending Western Confer-itrade with Washinjjton and N*W:Minnesota 1.000 Saturday's Results Loi AnRelcs 8. Milwaukee 8 (11 Wednesday night. The semi- in the sixth. Curt Flood collected ence champs. 1713. while BaltijYork. kicked 27-yard game wln-^an Francisco . 1000 Detroit 10, New York 4 Innings, night) ' * four singles in the attack on MONMOUTH STAMP more had to scrape-to down Los'ning field goal in the final second Baltimore final bout in the five-bout mat 1.000 Baltimore 5, Boston 4 San Francisco 4. Chicago 3 loser Al McBcan and his suc- AND COIN SHOP Angeles, 27-24. and San Francis-'after Eddie Lebaron. in the fl-'!Detroit card pits Lala Roderiguez I.I S Angeles 11. Chlcauo 4 St. Louit fi. Pittsburgh 3 cessors. I MONMOUTH «T.. RED BANK co rolled over Washinfjton. 35-3.;nal two minutes, guided the j Los Angeles .. •000 j Cleveland 2. Minnesota 0 Sunday's Result* and Olympics against the Billy O'Dell was the San Fran- SMadrilda 1-OJM. Green Bay ( Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 0 .000;\V(«hln" on 3. Kama", ritv 0 combination of Wild Cat Bob cisco winner over Jack Curtis. Chicago •W Sunday's R"sn't« Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 3 (11 Innings) Orton and the Black Terror. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Now York R. Detroit 4 (12 the only DAYTIME > ^ San Francisco 8. Chicago The opening bout will start Philadelphia 27, Cleveland 20 •v^ton I. Raltlmore 0 St. Loul* 5, Pittsburgh 0 'HARNESS RACING In th» area Detroit 17, Green Bay II promptly at 9 p.m. Chlcnqo R-4. Loj Angeles 1-5 TndoVs Games and Baltimore 27, Loj Angelei 24 'second game. 10 InnlneO Probably Pitchers .St. Louis 21, New York 10 St. Louli (Clbson 11-11) at Pitts- San Francisco 33, Washington 3 Minnesota 5-5. Cleveland 0-S Kansas City J, Washington 2 burgh (Foss 04), 7:15 p.m. "iust hearing Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 24 Chicago (Cardwell 13-12) at Los Tndav'« Game* and Minnesota 17, Chicago IS Angeles (Ortega 0-0). 10 p.m. ; from you Prnbnble Pitchers NKXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE Milwaukee (Hcndlev 5-5) at San No Gamr* Scheduled is enough " Francisco (Duffnlo 4-0), 10:15 Air Conditioned Grand- \ ,„ B»j\rr ivaaa w *sas>ii mmim <• Saturday Tu«?sdav'« Srh»dnlr p.m. •land ind Reitaunnt * 10 RAGES DAILY THRU OCT. 2 Facilities • Plenty of. \ Dna»T Tiur * n u Chicago al I.OJ Angclc. (night) Ln« Anerlns at O»lrilt. 1:10 n.m. Oniv names Scheduled Parklni Spact -Ad- ' POST TIME: 2 P.M. Sunday N<-w A'or>( nt It'ltlmnrc, 2. S Tiicsfinv'* Schfdtilp ".'"^C.VHO ""eoo > DAILY DOUBLE SI. Louli lit Cleveland n.m. MHwaukre nt S«.n Francisco, J Wall Stadium New York st Pittsburgh Knnsaj City at Cleveland, 2, S p.m. Where Route 9 meets Route 33. Freehold, N.J. Washington at Philadelphia n.m. Philadelphia at SI.' Louis, S p.m. Rout* 34 Belmar iU M Dl 1 T0 T CI1 Minnesota at Dalits Minnesota at Washington, 7:05 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:05 .... fV° J " " "* Detroit at Baltimore I.EMK Rm Hank from Now VorV Bus Tfrmlut, p.m. p.m. every Saturday Nile NOON, EUoaiowllMaln HI., 1MB, Lorn Braor., San Francisco at Green Bay Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. Chicago at Los Angeles, It p.m. •'«JMlW, HIMJ Asbunr Tark, Boa Tirrnlnl, | RED BANK REGISTER JW*y, Sept 18, 1951—li Manager Scheffing Picks River Rats Hance Wins and Frazier Moves Into Lead as Yank's MVP Have Awards Power 2d Straight By BILL ROBINSON DETROIT (AP)—Roger Maris? iTigeri on two hits In 4ft innings! Day Saturday NSS Race In River Rats Fall Series Mickey Mantle? Detroit's Bob!of shutout relief pitching. This is an exciting time of year for the boatman FAIR HAVEN-Borden "Brub" Scheffing thinks Luis Arroyo—! "We've never done anything FAIR HAVEN - The River who is interested in new developments and new models Hance is well on his way to the FAIR HAVEN -Qu e n t o n Davidson exchanged places. Don- lost in the hubbub of Marls' as-;with Arroyo," said Scheffing. Rats held their annual Awards fall Wood-Pussy tailing champion- Frazier sailed to a first and sec- na Howit was fifth in both races. Day ceremonies at the Battin of boats and motors, since the boating industry has Mult on home run history—is "We got two runs off him all ship at the Navesink Sailing So- ond in yesterday's two Blue Jay Jose andJDavidson are tied for Road Landing Saturday after- adopted the automobile practice of announcing new ciety. Hance, with his crew Don the most valuable pliyer to the year and they were a gift." second in the series, Jamison is New York Yankees. Scheffing recalled Arroyo noon. Following a picnic lunch, lines in late summer and early fall. Apgar, won his second successive races in the Fair Haven River awan3s Rats fall sailing series on the!fourth and Dirk Isbrandtsen, with "Where would the Yankees be pitched in all the games two were made to those Of special interest, because they are used more of all series race on the Navesink without him?" the Tiger manager weeks ago in New York when judged outstanding during the River yesterday to take a good Navesink River. !a fourth and first last week-end, asked. the Yankees took three straight year and to those who placed than any other major boating products, are the newlead in the five-race series. Frazier placed second and third j is fifth, "I don't care if Marls hits 100and knocked the Tigers off their highest in the club sailing series. outboard motors, and the returns are in for the top Runnerup was Bill and Karenin the opening races in the 16-: home runs. In my hook Arroyo heels. The stogey-smoking south- Nina Vuyosevich, Quentin Fra- 1962 developments. It is always a fascinating game Hills, while summer fleet cham- race fall series last Sunday and has been more valuable to thepaw was winning pitcher in two'zier, Ellen Davidson and the Dave pion Don Colyer was third, Byron now leads the series. Nina Vuyos- Yankees herause pitching is wliat of the games and saved the oth-jGoodwin family carted off the to see what trends have turned up. All one has 'to doSeider fourth, and young Chris evich, who led the 21-boat fleet, Rumson Arrow they don't have. They haw soer. So, he's now beaten Schef- majority of the hardware. Miss to see how new developments in the outboard motor Colyer did not finish. that includes skippers from the much Dover tticy oviM alfordj ing's team three times in twoVuyosevich, a slender teenager, field have wrought radical changes in recreational pat- Hance and Hills dueled through- River Rats, Shrewsbury Sailing Championship weeks. out most of the race, sailed in to lose one of their "rig hitters ook four awards, the junior and terns is to check and see how many of the features and Yacht Club and the Atlantic easier than :hey coul.l this guy. Maris' game-winner left him ladies Blue Jay championships, puffy shifting breezes. Brub took Highlands Yacht Club, after plac- one game ahead of Babe Ruth's the lead near the finish line to "Don't get me wrong, I'd shared first with Fraizier in thethat are now taken for granted were not present in the ing first and second last Sunday, j Won hy Haebler record pace when he hit 60 hom- win by about 20 yards over the rather have Mantle than Arroyo. spring Blue Jay series and won motors of the late 1940's and early 1950's. was fifth in the first race and": RIJMS0N _ Bil| Haebler ha, ers in 1927. Ruth didn't hit No. 58 persistent Hills But because of the Yankees' pe- the Commodore's award. second in the final race of theiwon lhc Arrow c)ass aai|jnj! until his 153d game when he fol- From one year to the next the changes may Hance has now won four races culler situation Arroyo has been lowed with No. 59. Maris has Frazier won the open Blue Jay in a row here, since he also took ternoon. ! championship at Rumson Country more valuable. not seem so drastic, but the sum total has made a played 152 games—including one championship and gained a sec- the final two races in the sum- Pete Chinnock, sailing "WhiteJCluh. i *'I wouldn't give a nickel for tie—giving him three more to ond leg on the spring title, an drastic difference. Even though the developments mer championship series over the Cap," the boat that youngerj The ngw champion, who won the rest of their pitching staff shoot at the mark in the 154-deci- event he won outright in 1960. for 1962 are not as pronounced a departure from Labor Day week-end. The' third brother Fip sailed to victory in the crown in 1955-57-59, led the the second race a week ago, without him. Look, he's won 15 sion limit prescribed by commis- Miss Davidson, another teenager, the year before as some past years have produced, race in this series will be sailed 14-race series from the start to games and saved 27 more. That's sioner Ford Frick. won the Capt. Edward Little tro- next Sunday. jcopped the first race yesterday. finish with a winning percentage 42 games of the 102 they've won. phy, while the Goodwin clan won there are some interesting points to ponder. Woody Rich was third in theof .869. Yankee pitchers have only 45 first race while Bud Russell was the Mayor's Award and the In- First of all, the seemingly fantastic size barrier Runnerup in the fleet was Bill fourth. complete games. Why, we have dian Scout open series. iRiker with a .743 percentage, 57 ourselves." Detroit Dumps of 100 h.p. has been reached for the first time. (It was Freehold Miss Vuyosevich won the junior Bill Borner was third in the i while Edwin Stewart was third . Scheffing wouldn't come right Blue Jay series (skippers under only a few years ago that 25 h.p. motors were consid- second race. Rich placed Fourth with .689. Dick Mercer, the de- and say it. But he obviously feels 19 years of age). Fip Chinnock ered outsize monsters). Kiekhaefer Corp., which manu- and Bob Brockmann came across fending champion, finished well Arroyo has been the big differ Packers, 17-13 Entries was second, Barbara Rooney the finish line fifth. I back In the nine-boat fleet stand- ence in this year's American factures Mercury motors and has recently become aj™«*r RACE - ^mi WILWAUKEE (AP) - The De- third and Candy Chinnock fourth. Miss Vuyosevich is in second*ings, League pennant race. troit Lions shackled Green Bay's! Devil Poulson The ladies Blue Jay series (no division of the Brunswick Corp., is offering a 100 h.p.,jJ5j"pport Qypiy F. Tete place in the series while Borner is! The handicap series champion vaunted ground attack and! 7 Chief Tom Scotl H. McQuarrle The Yankees, with their 6-4! age limits) also went to Nina. 90 cubic inch, in-line six cylinder motor as a stock W. Evans third, Pete Chinnock fourth, and!was Riker, with 1.285 per- stopped a late threat on Dick! 1 Bonnymite Castle 5-1 victory over the Tigers yester- 8 Maryland Dave 11. Ballard 5-1 Rich fifth. centage. Haebler was second with Lane's pass interception in theRunneru' p was Rookie Chinnock, model. The other new motor from this firm is a 9.8 h.p. 3 A. C.'a Jan II. Cflrbone 8-1 day, are lO'/i games ahead of Happy Hitchcock was third, and • v f ,. j, u j ir for its nnu/pr anri hvn no™, 2 llarylanj lvllmer....H. MacMullIn lu-l Kurt Delano won both races, 1.205 and defending champion second-place Detroit. They need closing minutes to defeat the job featurinpat ring lighpht t wpweighpr t for its power, and two new a Betly McElerr;y <."' " - •" "sailed in gusty breezes, yester- Pat White fourth. Also Eligible: IParliamen _- t Stewart was third with 1.015. only two more victories to wrap- Packers. 17-13, yesterday in horsepower sizes have bee* adapted from previous SECOND RACE — 1 mile; !:J5 p.mda. y in t Scout class. National Football League opener. Frazier won the open Blue Jay P.P. Xi Pace Manton Metcalf, 3d, won the up their 11th flagjn_13j'ears. ITnlt F. Jaurr ' 3-1 The two wins_gave Delano a huge final—series—race-Saturday^— his — lanirpicked a topse bairduLol limits) series. Fip Chin-models at 85 and 25 h.p. _21 JDirect'* Boy H. WillWillii a 73 Arroyo-won-NOr-J5 yejtexday_as lead-irHhe series as-he-^won-one the air after Bart Starr's pass nock was second, Bob Brock- « lirarty B. It. Farrlngton second straight success since re- Maris' 58th homer, a two-run Outboard Marine Corp., the largest In the in- 8 Bliarp Turn W. Dill of two races last week-end. He bounced off Gary Knafelc's mann third, and Miss Vuyosevich 5 8aady Hiss Colonel .... Ft. James 61 j turning from a month's vacation . blast off the facing of the right dustry with Its Evlnrude, Gale and Johnson divi- 3 Floyd Orattan P. Money 8-1 missed a four-forfour record fingers to end Green Bay's final fourth. The novice Blue Jay series in Maine. Dick [Mercer was sec- center field bleachers, provided i. KKini g orf VlVoleta- _ TT o bbe ann. 10-011 when he was disqualified In the chance before a crowd of 44,307, (skippers under 14 years of age) sions, has not moved up in the horsepower race 1 Peter Bonemla....C. Brmin(tham 15-1 ond, Haebler third and Stewart the 12-inning victory. The Puerto also Eligible: Flying Hal IC. Cam second race last Sunday. the largest pro turnout in Wiscon-was taken by John Brockmann. THIRD J1ACE — 1 mile. t:5O p.m. fourth. Rlcan left-hander frustrated the from Its previous high of 75, but it has added some sin history. Rod Verner was second, Margo P.P. D Trot JW0 Jack Jamison and Jackie Jose The Sunday priie race went refinements, filled In what had been a wide gap 1 NancICTj L. W. Blumlurilt 3-1 were second and third, respec- Lane, a veteran defensive back, Frazier third and Sabin Russell, J Jay . . _ to Jim Davis, his first triumphof-- I LithograpWyn h — C. BrtttlnihaC. Kobaamh tively, while Ellen Davidson was hauled in the slippery ball at hisfourth. in the horsepower range, and brought prices down " Lady Frost .... R. Ellerman the season. Stewart was second Gussle Hanover .... . J. Qulnn fourth in the first race. and Haebler third. Yesterday's Cards Upset 7 and returned six yards. The Dave Goodwin won the open In one line—Gale. Push-button shifting, remote Janet Rose L. A. Lewis Lions then ran out the clock inseries for Indian Scouts. Ellen Bedamed w. Dill The second race followed the race wound up the season's sail- control power-tilting, Increased sound-deadening . Portola W. Evana 10-1 ing at Bumson Country Club. three plays. Davidson was second and Jack FOURTH RACK - 1 mile; 3:15 p.m. same pattern, except Jose and Giants, 21-10 and some re-styling touches are also part of their "•.P. C3 Pace |75O The Detroit defense, rated by Jamison, third. The spring Indian Aliens P. ScMt ... R. Farrlntton 8-2 NEW YORK (AP) - The Stman. y as one of the finest in theScout series went to Fred Brandt, outboard motor story for 1962. A new motor at 28 Sudden Surprise .._ O. Taylor 7-2 Jarrettoivn Scott H. Kelly <•] VIKINGS' BOSS By Alan Mover Louis Cardinals, supposedly crip- league, surrendered a touchdown with Jamison, second and Good- h.p. fills a medium size range need that had been Russel . It. Jamea 8-1 pled beyond repair, came roar- to Green Bay less than 3'/2 min- win, third. < Hiss Ethel M. Robinson «•! missing. . Shadydale Blossra .... L. Floyd 8-1. NORM ing through with a fine display of utes after the opening kickoff. Frazier and Miss Vuyosevich 7 Pat UtUe Berry A. Williams 10-1 1 Pattlt Wycth H. Story 15] Offensive power in the final peri But then the Lions settled down tied for the spring Blue Jay Scott, third of the large companies in the field, FIFTH RACE — 1 mile; 1:40 p.m. ed yesterday and upset the New and bottled up the overland at P.P. C1/C3 Trot Kaop iiooo series honors. Bud Russell was has a remote control tilting device for its largest'mo- • Buccaneer '. W. Dill 5-5 York Giants, 21-10, in the Nation tack which led the Packers to third over-all. 5 French Algiers „, R. Farrlngton 7-2 al Football League opener for the Western Division champion- tor, a 75 h.p. three-cylinder job that permits trolling, 7 Gypsy Lybrook II. Scolt 4-1 Special Awards Presented 2 Roiaflna N'lmltz . . R. Ellerman A-l both teams. ship a year ago. bleaching and gunkholing in shallow or weedy waters. 4 Harlan's Barbara..C. Brlttlngham II A couple of Yale Lary punts The River Rats present three 5 Able Lucy J. Massey SI The Cards' razzle-dazzle attack Scott has also extended its 40:1 recommendation for 3 Sword's Point N". Qyurk" o 10-1 downed deep in Green Bay teraward- s each year for outstanding 1 Mill Tltanella D. Ward U-1 •puttered without stalwarts John MXTB RACE — I mile; 4:05 p.m. David Craw and Joe Childress, ritory set up both Detroit touch- achievements by a child or fam- lube-oil-to-gasoline ratio to include any SAE 40 oil, not P.P. 03 Pace (830 1 Town • Gossip H. Camden 5-1 both out with injuries and doubt- downs. The first was downed on ily. The Mayor's award, for thejust its own special oil. Avenue Hal R. Farrlngton 7- ful participants for the season. the Packers' one-yard marker by greatest all-around achievement 2 Busy Chuck - L. Floyd 5- Scott Is typical of Smother trend that is be- 1 Tlmmonavllle J. Smith 5-1 But Sam Etcheverry, another Jim Steffen and the other on thefor the year, went to Miss David- 7 Gene Trail , . H. Story «• 7 by Gil Mains. coming more pronounced In the outboard motor 3 W. E. Kelly ... - C. Kelly 8-1 cripple, cranked up Frank Ivy': son. Mayor Milton Kosene of Fair 5 Jarreltown Willie .... H. Kelly 101 The Packers went 69 yards in Haven presented this award. S Rrv Jimmy M. Foley 151 offense and sent fullback Mai field—diversification into allied fields. Scott, which SKVkNTH RACK — 1 mile; 4:30 p.m. Hammack on a 28-yard scoring eight plays to jump in front 7-0, The Captain Ed Little memorial P.P. CM Conrf. Pace J1000 Fullback Jim Taylor carried four last year introduced its own 17-foot Fiberglas run- 7 Indian Ouide * C. Abbatlello 5-'.' jaunt that overcame a 10-7 New trophy, for the child or family 2 Afton Dim J. Smith 7-3 times for 58 yards in the drive, about to be sold as a complete package by its deal- York lead, then fired a live-yard most embodying the spirit of Seacoaat G. Wlmbrow- G-1 finally diving over left guard Cannon Fire ..... J. Qulnn 4-1 screen pass to another fullback, helpfulness, co-operation and en- ers, has a new 14-foot fishing boat with many ft Hannah Rosecrnft. R, Ellermiui «-8i from one yard out. I Forrest Hanover....R. Farrlngton i-i Frank Mestnik, for another thusiasm, went to the David specially thought-out features seldom found on 8 Irlih All ... J. Adamo 10- score. The Lions needed only seven 4 Klora'a airl H. Scott 18- Goodwin family. The late Capt. stock boats. This is also a package deal, and Scott Claimln< Price S250O The Cards' defense also was ef- plays to go the distance after nr.HTU RACE — 1 mile; 4:59 p.m. taking over on their 48 a short Little was the skipper of one of P.P. B3 Pace JUOO fective. The Giants' "new look" the last steamers to put in at the even makes the trailers to make the package "Oil Guard Da;" offense was badly frustrated, and time later. Nick Pietrosante 5 Honey Pinto H. Scott S- [plunged over from the one. port of Fair Haven. complete. 3 Major's Bon C. Abballello 7-: iurrendered_Jhe.. iirsl. The Commodore's award, to the " Success Sufca: H. Bl* touchdown when halfback Bob In the second period, Green Outboard Marine is alsd'moving into the boat field 2 Dla: Smith child or family doing the most 1 Shatlydale Payolr .. Floyd Gaiters fumbled in the end zone Bay again was unable to move for the advancement and develop- and all the motor manufacturers are either ready to 8 Meadow Jeb C. Kelly •rrd Willie West recovered for the after Mains fell on Lary's punt 7 Mike's Laity P.. Farrington 10-1 ment of River Rats during the come on the market, or actively working on plans for NINTH RACE — 1 mile: S:!0 p.m. score. and Detroit gat possession on the P.P. C.I Trot ™ Packers' 46. The Lions went to year, went to Miss Vuyosevich. inboard-outboard installations. This type of power 2 Roxburgh Mary H. Ballard The Giants' only touchdown Commodore William Rooney pre- 8 Eunice Dealt J. Adamo came when rookie linebacker the 15 and Earl Morrall, trapped S Viscount Pick .. C. Abbatlello sented this award. would seem to be the area in which they will increase 7 teah Spencer . K. _Farrlngto n . Larry Hayes of Vanderbilt blocked way back, pitched out front to 5 Kunnyrnede Shy....K. Interdonato 6-1 Pietrosante who raced all the The trophies were presented by horsepower, rather than in the conventional outside- 1 Was Direct Dale ... V. Horvalh 1-1 •n end zone punt by Jerry II Marathon Hanover....H. Camden 10-1 Norton then recovered the loose way. Skipper Bob Brockmann with thethe-transom motors. < Bio Olrl W. Dill 10-1 Paul Hornung kicked a 15-yard assistance of fleet captain'Henry TENTH RACK — I mile: S:43 p.m. ball in the third period. This Inboard-outboards and a complete package of boat, P.P. D Pace J8S0 field goal just before the end ofjThomas. Other River Rat officers 4 Micky Lynn J. Dennis 3-1 gave the Giants a 10-7 margin. motor and trailer from one builder are therefore fu- 6 Safe Deposit L. Casler 4-1 Pat Summerall had kicked a 44 the half. In the third period, the are: Fraiier, executive officer; 2 Brooke Chief C, Crooa «-2 Packers had a first down on theEdward Koeniger, Jr., chief of- J Billosola W. Qabeltle 5-1 yard field goal shortly before ture trends to keep an eye on. Netrhborly J. Borlnt «-! half time for their first three Detroit 4 but were unable to ficer; Walter Isbrandtsen, first Azle Chief C. Dean 8-1 score. Detroit kicked out, but the Wynaway C. Brittfairham 1-1 ... , points. officer; Dave Goodwin, second of- second in the final run with his 8 Vajor's Pel M. Foley 10-1 Other than that, the Giants Packers moved the ball back to ficer; Mrs. David Asch, purser, Rolls-powered Miss Century 21. Alio Ellflble: Velocity (W. 13111 PALLAS COWB6>5,)0IOf£ 0£*f the 26 from where Hornung Muncey Meets fhowed little offensively. Play and Mrs. Robert Beck, yeoman. Added to his victories in the 9 from their "old look" defense booted another field goal in the The club is sponsoring a fall finals. Diamond Cup and Gold Cup Re- helped stymie Etcheverry and his series for Indian Scouts and Blue JFK After gattas, this performance nailed Mantle-Maris bouncing halfbacks, though they Jim Martin kicked a 46-yard Jays en Sundays. The Blue Jay down the 1961 driving-champion- •till racked up 163 yards on thefield goal midway through the series is open to the Atlantic Powerboat Win ship for himself and topseasona! Ruth ground. period. Highlands Y C. and Shrewsbury vs. Detroit ..... T *-17 honors for Miss Century 2n~t>wned CAREFREE By The Associated Prett The Cards were able to take|<,L,,.n p,y T J-1J S. & V.C. fleets. WASHINGTON (AP) - Bill by grocery chain operator Wil- advantage of sloppy Giant play OBay—Taylor 1 plunit tr—Pletronnt~ • ~ " e 1' plunga (Martin lard Rhodes. for all of their points. In the Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle kick) KEAXSBCKO I.ADIEK MOICDAT dent Kennedy today and Seattle Muncey and the boat, then fourth period, Summerall tried a Detr—P!etroiant« tt pan from Morrall w of New York compare with the i Martin kick) B * W Auto Body Works ...... 3 still has the nation's big-boat rac- named Miss Thrlftway but re- MOTORING STARTS 54-yard field goal and the ball OBay—Fa Homuni 16 Cr«l« Brothers - 2 record pace of Babe Ruth in QBay—FG HornunK 39 Mlddletown Phsrmacy 2 ing championship. christened in honor of Seattle's never got into the air, but disDetr—F- O Martin U lentlle'i Market 3 927: appeared into a maze of Cardinal Alt—(1.307. Keyport Cleaners 2 Both are a result of Muncey's 1962 centennial exposition, also limner names Halt Rome's Oil Burner . 1 won the same honors last year. No. !*la>-ed Hit blockers. The Cards took over rOOD STOUT. EMPLOYEES Harmonr Bowl 1 cool victory yesterday in the 151 Rfpt. I] AT FIRESTONE and picked up five yards on LOCAL U\ H. Wuierman ft So ... Second place in the President's 151 Rrpt. 10 w L W. T. Orant - President's Cup competition for 152 Sept. ]7 Cup racing, witnessed by an es- r-Nlna games 63behind Rutb'i pace. plunge. Then Etcheverry hit Pleasant 3 I) Ktannburg National Bank ., 5» Hugh Mclnnis for 14-yards to theShrewsbury —— S O unlimited hydroplanes on the Po-timated 40,000 went to Miss U. S. Deal 2 1 HARMONY WOMEN'S MAJOR Giants 28. On the next play Ham 1 tomac River. I, piloted by Don Wilson of De- Little Silver 1 Standings -- 1. No. 1: 2. Bemlce<' Freehold Pace Win mack scored-what proved^ to bePort Monmouth 1 ' iBeautr Salon; 3. No. 2; (. No. 3; 5. A stocky, crew-cut 32-year-old, troit. J I" ITXfirriyii Hotel: «. No"". 4 the winning touchdown. Rarltin 1 High Team name — Team No. 1,Muncey delayed his departure for Miss Bardahl, the only other To Red Red Robin- Keamburr. 1 7«O: Lanrelyn Hotel. 712. Norton Intercepted a Charlie Manasqiian High Team Beriea — Team No. 1,the West coast to visit the White Seattle entry among the eight FREEHOLD (AP) - Red Red Cllttwooi .... 1 20(1: Laurelyn Hotel. 1953. series started, was driven by Ron Robin was the winner of Satur- Conerly pass a few minutes later Ea*t Keansburi O Hlsh Serlea — Joan Mr-Kay. .181: House and receive the trophy »nd the Cards took over on theRed Bank 0 Agnes Beeslev. 525; sis Drjl. "" from the President. Musson to first place in the final day's Old Tennant pace at Free- 200 Club — Joe Flschler 217. 1 Pat Ifurali. .113: Penry Rohloff, SOU. heat after breaking down in onehold Raceway. New York 17. Etcheverry hit Medltlndt 201. 201: Tim Berton : Hle.1) Games Bin Dryl, 214: Joan He won it bv sweeping both Dan Downey JOT, Hedley Qarner : 1HI; Ar KorK elimination heat and winning the Actor Pick, second, paid $2.60 Mestnik on a 5-yard screen pass Ttuss Montante 203, Ben Tlso 200. ISO. "" "' elimination heats, then finishing for the final score. other. She wound up third in theand $2.20. Sunny D. paid $2.60 cup series. for third. Conerly completed only 9 of 21 UNITED MONOAY N1OHT I.KA Lawn Renovation • Afro-Thatching FREE car and tire SAFETY CHECK and FOR THE SUMMER. EXCEPT SATURDAYS. Complete Lawn Installation CLOSED SUNDAYS. \SEE US FOR (A T DAILY CROSSWORD AND BALLYHOO.'-- ^ JJK}j / ACROSS 2. Titanic" 17. Season's WOMAN WJULP SET IN VtTS . cut of By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 1. Hollow tube obstacle BRUSH WITH MATH TOUCH wrm you, «IIA//»A vm SOWETHWS m 5. Heed 3. Through timber K WRONG. ITnrtUnr 4. Bitter Homage We all know the bridge play- THE HANDS OPHOBSTBRS, bone vetch Land er who never lifts a finger. He STiVZKOPtftS PAL, 10. Southeut 5. Feeling of pieces has had a hard day at the of- MIHt NOMAD South dealer wind great Borrow 24. Leaf fice, and he' doesn't intend to HAS JUST- stalk North-Sooth vulnerable RECBIVBD AN It Extraordi- 6. French river use an ounce of energy at the NORTH DID I GET A nary person 7. High, Lunched exariNs LETTER WHILE I Literary bridge table. If you have to cut • AQ) (pan.) . rocky such a player as your partner, V J 10 S 7 7ELEGRAM/ MAS AV\Hy. STEVE? U.8porti area ridge composi- 0 K 10 » tions tinw just thank your lucky stars that 14. Scientist's 8. Under- you didn't draw the player who «K54 workroom 28..Sheer 30. Wagons sized can never manage to sit still. .: WESv~ji~iT <• , BAST (colloq.) animals dis- 31. Choice part n 4>J2 15. Adorned 9. Law en- ease 34. Bear's West led the jack of clubs, * = - - v< with forcer* 29i. Eastern den and the defenders' took the first 085431 bishop's 37. Concealed ornamental 11. Tells (wo tricks in that suit. South ruf- 2 4AQI4 7 openwork 15. Instead of title 38. Poem fed the third club, led a diamond SOUTH 16. Arctic ice to dummy's king, and returned By WALT DISMY t» MICKEY MOUSE wall i •T *• dummy's jack of hearts for a It. Double curve '/A fjnesse. WELL, WHAT'S SUSTI IT TOOK MB JO. Of the brain o IMHEKE, TWO HOURS TO °> West won the third defensive ? 22. U. a nation- North Earf MICKEV'S MASICACTl SPDKTV? UOAPTHAT al Hrd 11 3 trick with the king of hearts and 1

FOR CASH— Past . . . On September 19, Future . . . A radar obstacle detector enabling blind people to 1945, William Joyce—known as detect objects up to 20 feet away Lord' Htw Haw of Ihe Nazi (now in prototype itage) will You do to by writing your own chteles for at much radio during World War II— soon be available. Device will emit • narrow beam of high NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL •i yofl pltait on your Chtclc-Loah Account. 0«- I convicted of treason in Lon- pitched sound which rebounds don fd tentenced to hang. when it strikes an object. ponding'uDon how much you can conv«ni«n+ly ropay

monthly, Freehold's Firit National makai up to $2,400 The Day Under Your Sign AMES (bra Mirth II t. April It) LIMA (Sapt. 13 la Oc«. 22) available for you to uio in this way for anything you lufh il Ihitfi to wreni. Don't fly A• hilatlou•'• ' t cvenin' * ivtit..ini you, AU ! 1>« k««dl». You'll fed belter. voar shire to the fcitivrttieif ' . TAURUS (April 10 •• M.y 20) SCORPIO (OCT. 2] I. N.r. 2I| pltasa. You pay only for tho monay you actually Be cerulfl chiMrrn tre Ttroperlf lune Somr discards Arc denoted—poitibfly iled before folng out for evening. friends of tht fair-weather variety. us*. 6EMINI (May 21 t. Jw>. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 t. D«. 21) Clew up any fininciil d iff teal tin ' n Ion i ofl preitir• - ••-e poiiible through In inf over 7«w h«d. diurireet ict. Think it lea it twice! CArHICOKN |D*e. 22 t« Jan. 20| CANCER (J«M M t» July 21) Lick of harmony it t freat ftina/cr Thinfs tec foinf your wiy. You'll fin under present rsyi, particularly *t Saa typical extmptai balow. it ctiy to impress top ptoplt, hom>. LEO (.My 72 to Auf. 21) AQUARIUS (J«n. 21 1. Fib. If) Boredom Mid rctilnintii rncourtfc Not an auapicious day. I'onsult others ahoppini §prtt. Don't overdo it! about family security matters. VtROO (A»* 22 4o $••*. 22) PISCES (Ftb. 20 I. March 30) Uio Ropay Monthly "eu'rt aot really helping fomtoBc you New friendship could bring manjr pl«l|. Iww to Win oa ym too keui.7. Ufft in Ihe months shrad. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEIS ERNST $240 $10 6 IS«1. Field Emeirrim, Ine. WE WM JWT GOING MUCH TOO 5PECUlATIVe,GENE!..YOU $480 $20 OVER AN ANALYSIS MAY 6ET AH KCITINa Rfl«£T RIDE-BUT DEWITE Hl» PROMISE OF ELECTRONICS WHEN THE FUEL BURNS OUT — j ' ' HEARD YOU FOLK* . _ .,„„ .„. rM $30 NOT TO APPEAR, [ f < r> STOCKS, MR.WORTH! $720 51IM... CAREFULLY OI5ClH5lrJ(j INVESTMENTS, Y?.$H 1 } : *P THERE 15 ONLY ONE. SUM DENNIEI-THATS LIKE m|™E3,?.ENt *"" GROOMED AND 1 E SOURCE OF WEALTH! $960 $40 LURE OF RATTUNG K)ttRi ™ VANN MOTHER EARTH! BEAMING---HM CHIPS TO A fiAMBtER! -^ FATHER! $1,200 $50 AM IMPRE55VE GROWING ENTRANCE'... $1,800 $75 $2,400 $100 family expenses just ahead? ...see HFC If your plans call for extra cash to cover back-to- 9m£ Rational Hank school expenses—or dozens of other things a family needs—let MFC assist you with a Shopper's Loan. You borrow with a purpose from HFC, then buy better REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY with cash at any store you wish, avoiding a number of large end-of-the-month bills. You repay HFC the sensible way, with C.li MONIHIY PAYMENT PLANS a single, low monthly 24 K 12 6 . instalment. Drop in 1 ptimti pmymit Fill in and mail coupon today for descriptive liter*- or phone HFC today $100 $ 6.97 % 9.75$18.15 200 13.93 19.50 36.31 for this helpful under- tur« about thii new banking strviea which takct th* J00 516.77 2O.P0 29.25 54.46 standing money serv- 400 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 500 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 plac* of loans, financing, crtdit cards and. eh«rg« HouulioUi r*at<« u 2H% f» mtflXim M- accounts. Or telephone HOpkim 2-3100 and mrri of $300 or UsisnJH of l%pfrmontk»rt Ihol fuiTloftlubalatutiniiciuoJSJOOItSSOO. it in th» next mail. ; OUSEHOLD FINANCE By CAL ALLEY i First National Bank R 74 ! THE RYATTS NEW EATONTOWN OFFICI • Freehold, Naw Jersey Rt. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center MOTHER,WE W/UUVOU BUTANE A i I am interested in a check-loan account. Without ! OPGANIlEO A IM SUPPOSED "Tb KEEP VMTCHs' NEWCUJ8 AT THE A4INUTE* I obligation, mail me complete information Including • Phone: Liberty 2-1340 SCHOOL TMWi OF THE i "first-and-only" i pplicadon necessary. ban: Hon., Tun.. Thur. 10 to 6-Wid. 1 Frl. 10 to I P.H

OrrWr HFC tHlcn h MUdbtswn « Atbury fvk 2 Name MIDDLETOWN-Middletown Shopping Center ! Address 1107 Highway 35-OSborne 1-1400 Hours. Mo>., THIS., Wid. 9:30 Iv 5:30-Hii/n. I Fri. Uto 7 t.H I City ASBURY PK-710 Cookman Av.-PRosped 5-2500 HMin: MM., Itui, Tkvr., Fri. 9 ti 5-Wii 9 to I P.M. LiariM Nw. B24-M5-9M REp BANK BEGISTER HOUSES FOB RENT HOUSES FOR SALE HELP W ANTED-FEMALE HELP WAWTED-FEMAI£ FOR SALE ANNOUNCIMINTS IOATS I ACCISSOftlES W>K BBUfclflOri Of RENTALS - SHREWSBURY - New Imirbedroom, Monday, Sept 18, 1961—15 PLAI4N1NO A WBW iOTCHENT top tn FurnWud and uatuniMtMd Immed t*6-bath,. two-story, center ball Colonial LOST AND FOUND CWUS tor iit*r«tur« and product ^JprMtron-tu occuwncy Banawl Teiehei Agency mans Hoi valer heal. lull baaementa, ». Httd. «r, W300- Crowo Kltthea C*nl«r, Hw> 29' lots 150'ilSO'. Sew wall-lwll carpal- • LEGAL NOTICE • town. 6H T-3WS. Oeeanport Ave.. Oc««nport- Call or dial U»T — lioo tmrt W return of nil fl »n«t nv«. on. U 2-SSDti or Ll 2-3M1. in« Included. (24 "00 and |25.000. Birch CHILDREN'S WEAR - Saw 1300 or aoera «fr Hal Drive or CA 2JH29. „ SECTION 3. No owner of anr lanjl aktrm bnccM intact, wlttl nine small irlce on brand nrw 8> MM Spmei BUNGALOW — 9 Canal Bt.. Five ruoma. eat.tni. Butu «Uh Mitel Tower ends all Improvementst , good locationlocation. ISISOO Kl'MSON ~ room home, oil n the Bnroujli of Little mtver aha llanos. Ten year fuaraitfee. Coma a*e bedrooms, taxeB c»u» allow, perra.t or .ulter an, soil with in* Birr, AT l-om. SPECIAL L Vl% aervlca whai we tell montn. Furnished or unfurnished. 6H I «SU" ~9W)" . Four AT 1-069S-J. upon mirli land to be moved LOST — aiti« cuu rin«. with BIU< 30' Custom Auxiliary Sloop DEPARTMENT MANAGER Umli Store. >W Main St from sai.l [iremtsra by any other per. H • FO 3-21*0 •tone and Trojan httd. Initials M.S.B. UNFURNISHED'- Bli rooma and balii.ipoRT MONMOUTH-Brick fruiit sx son. until such P'rson Ms flirt ob- In Atiantto iupfratna. Return to Dfllce OUTBOARD MOTOIUS Near station anil. UiMa. near t,,wn. iroorn Imua, „„ corner ot i 00. at same. Reward. WINTTRIZKD AND STOKKP Aaiur* woman wanted for (upervisory poiition in children'* ELECTRIC NATIONAL tainprl a sou permit to do ao. Pickup and rxuver? Service SECTION 4. lal No aoll permit shall tOBT — Fernal* bcagla an4 mala bea- KEANSBURO — Modrrn, four -r baf tjnard heat Ct uar and attic, be required in connection with the mov- puppy. Finder pleas* call AT 1' nd infants' wear. Experience necessary.' bath, own utIJitieJi. J&5 mont Itm ol »n>- soil frooi in or upon any MAUVOO MARINA, INC. BKAUTiFY YOUR HOME WITH Wall-to-wall CHr(>Pt!f.K luing room dm. &..' PACHYSANDRA and cut down on weed- month eecurity. CHII 767-OMS. room anrl land, upon any CHRIS-CRAFT DEALER Excellent opportunity ng We also have, at reasonableprlces. CAPE COI> — Two bctrootrta, hath, , block* fi niaf, proved hcrfUifore or hereafter OATS — MOTOM • NEW * USXD Wiiit« dogwood, Andromeda, Azalea, kitchen, living room. lyicflted a! Park ^rily afl a major ' u AUTOMOTIVE itf'i attpr 4 p.m iv as a minor suhd 110 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. N. J. ev«r$reen» and moiUcs. White star nia;r- Ave Port Monmiullt. Call after S p.m. vlslon by All company benefits lolia and Jaiianene ye\v«. FOxcroft 3 OS i-oas. OS l-rcio. an-l Council of The Borou«» AUTOS AND TRUCKS 3561. Box 213. LakeliurBl Rd.. Whitei Silver pursuant ti th« Lani .ROA1N — Any boat you want to ^MAIt AVENUE — Oceanpurt, Five- U60 CHEVROLET HAKDTOP. call bt- ma Lrw bank rates. Financing ar llle, Jacltaon, N. J. ^^ REDDEN AGENCY n 0-,-imanfP f,f the RoroURU Write "Department Manager," Box 511, Red Bank. rooms, hath, electric dryer, hilll-ii' ailvr, adnpteil October 12. twaen «-'< p.m. •aniementi completed In one call ai v SIZE — Maple crili, heavy riut: stove, Inspection by appointment. HUnt- tny of our otllcea THE MONUOUTH . REALTORS - INSURORS anifnrled and supplemented, muttreiB, like new, 120. Call after sain mfivlnc ti performpd in OUMTY NATIONAL BANK. SH ' 'EACHEK — Qualified (or nur*ery MSI FORD 300 CUSTOM — Needs a HELP WANTED-MALE .m. 787-5677. 195 to J125 Fer Month f wtlh contours approver! tin* Uttl« work. ISM. IN Pint Bt.. Key Can drive. Oakhurat Country Day COLONIAL FARM HOUSE ma]'»r fir minor nubdivlelon. iiool. 128 Mprunuulli Road, Oakhurat, .'OUNO MAN VOli Bank accountlnr, TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machined. THE BEBO AGENCY port. * RAOINa RUNABOUT, good condl - All makes new or used. Guaranteed, 33 Middletow B. Call lepartment. Experirnce (ireferfd, h»il US? VOP.D CONVERTIBLE — Excel- i iipceasary. All holidays, p&Id vaca- Low *• |25. Berplco"*. im Monmouth OS 1-1000 Original construction, 1795, re-jj,^*" ^"'^mount" of. aoii tu b» BH 1-3644 At)Y — 30-55 years, to collect tlelin- lent condition. Ford-O-Hatic tranimlt- :lon, life Insuroncp d iHt St. Next to theater, fill T MM. EATONTOWN — Four-room construction Completed in 1961. ni.ivd from, in or upon any land — Four-door station war - LI 2-0879 inity. Cliance for fine annual Income. room with original beam c on, Heater, vhfte walli. low mileage 787-3822 Any pemon, rot «• [UBt spend 20 hours weekly. Please ^OUTEMAN — 6ve7"25Tto serve cui- plank floors, fireplace. I t-tlon 4 above, desiring Immaculate, 1595 AT 1-2731. :10i2li t>Bli cabin cruiser, older type rite "Lndy". Box 611. Red Bank, •rr for the shor^H moj-t rcc'im- BABY CARRIAGE — Converts to stroll Motel. eepa aeven, electric refrigerator, lots drd dry cleaner. Phone CA 2-090(1. •oil frrim in or upon l NEW CHEVROLET Corvalr •/,- r Ivlng age, background, family, car. er Mattress Intliifted, excellent condl mrjHLAWir^sTjTromANDS Six roonm hmiseh. bniii, j room, kitchen, lar»e den ,'rpnrat* ' extras. $2,000. Beift at Pleasure Cove Terences find telephone numticr. mperial Cleaners, 16* Broadway, Long heat, lint water. 74 Llmle y E pickup. flTBS. :ajtoloklng Bridge. Cull 787-6570. Braiscii. . *25. GH 1-0755. fireplace. Four bedrooms, two f' Th', '„•„,.„„,.,.,, of Untie silver •hall •' AT 1-0305. ECRETAHY - Experienced. For con. Avp. ,clnp work rile a written .IOHTNING SAILTiOAT — IB'. Good UMED OAKITESK. console H1KI, el) baths, new heating, plumbing and tructlon company, Llttla Silver. Pleas^ rivE~BEDRDOMa _ pplj ration on a form furnished hf 1*4 DODGE BENKCA — Four-door, :ondltlon. Two aeti of anils, aplnnaker !xpTl"i]ci'(l In chemical operat any end tables, white Herman Miller wiring. Two-car garage, large, il working conditions, salary open. chairs, dinette table, flnwn'i clouhlt n l Twn hatha. fur- ic RorouRh fnr a permit therefor, push foulton drive, radio and heater, trailer included. U 2-0779. ootl opporlunity wltli rxpandlnR Monmouth React, ih\ch flppltcntk.il sh.iJl contain a rte- tx>w (irlctd. Call SH 1-1932 after «:30. H 1-8200. mattrcsa and «prlns. Very reasonable. mimlh. Srpi landscaped grounds with trees. Pacemaker, Chrysler Crown, am', Inr nlert, ;urtio»f of iarae, the vcrtiblr, lull power, whltewalli, good utch Treat, Hwy 35, Eatontown alter baliia, living rooiir, iiinlnft room, kitch- -n ili «f time Mid work will require. bay. CA 1-3312. uxlllary cutter, pellect condition. Bei otkls «nd ends. «100 lakes all or and screens. Owner must sacri- B ffcr. sell separately. 8H 1-MM. fn, launfiry rootn, flfn plun jilpyrnnm. the name ami address n( the owner of. ltel JAGUAR — 3.8 Mark II Blue Larpe roncr^tp nwlmmlnR pfKil HHPT fice. Transferred, $34,900. IWIPIH of the lanrf and luch other MIHM BOAT WORKS [OTHER'S HELPER—Tuesiiay through NOTICE PRSTINCTPREBS - 3x5 Kejiey com. leather, overdrive, two-band radio, white [onmouth Beach CA 2-7717. iioiific Call Thompson and Bartel), E" ,ertin.*nt data nx thp Mayor and Coun- 'rlilay. 3:^0 to 6 p.m. Own transportu- ulrte with type, price »15. Call HO 2 walla. Three month! old, 8H 1-3S51 alt- Call RU 1-2200 after 6 p.m. Our firm neiNla men lo start work 7-MOfl. cil mav rp(|ulrp. Wlim the application er t p.m. FAIR HAVEN provide! for Uie moving ol lOll of lOt'SEKEEPER - Live In. Maturr iiedlatrly. 505.51) rirr week to Htnrt. RED BANK — 8lx-room house with nil more than 100 uruhlc yards but not in MM MERCURY tour-door Milan. Auto- BUSINESS NOTICES y fi bbenefit". Call Personnel WEBTINGHOUSE flr Improvement*. For appointment call 3-4 'ery attractive two-bedroom •oman to help with general care of Nfw BtHI n carton P.fK Rxcptn of aoo Vubic yards tor every malic, radio aild heater. Clean, runa ireo children, light cooking. 5H flay Manager, lr. Wetrel, at 8H 1-40X4. m. at 22 Went St. ranch. Playroom in basement. 15.000 unuar* ten of land, It shall b» fair. Fall price 1250. Can be teen at •XlR rjUCB WORK, C4O tree aerrtoe. 'eek. BhDuld have own car. CA 0-3177. M20. nacrifice SIM. 08 1-0905. 'lied with the RulWIng Inspector wlw j Milan PI.. Deal or call KB 1-2163. 'opplDg. trimming, removal. Call LI Garage. Nice trees and outside 3-t3H) For tree eatlmitej. lAiU tnaur CANARY CAOES - Twc ihall bmie a permit forthwith upon WAITRESSES WANTED — Nifiht shift, one on stand. Call LI 2 WAITED TO RENT barbecue. $15,400. taymen! of a permit fee or $5.00. 1069 F0KD — Excellent conaition. Two. pply LAM Restaurant, 619 River ltd., HELP WANTED-Mate - Female Aoor, stick, three Btrombcrg S7'a. Pow- 'air Haven. 8H 1-0270 or SH 1-1476. 8UAU. GARAGE OR BUILDING- Suit- der cluc-whltt. BH 1-8141 alter I, rmiat LEP.OY SMITH k EONS — Falnlera BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MEMBER OF RED BANK SECTION* ft. Where the application and decoratbre. BAMBOO LIVING ROOM *tl, al*o Wal.; able lor business purposes. Pellord- provide' 'or lh*> mnvinR at «oU In ex- ael], getting new Corvette. OUSEWOHKKR - COOK - EXPERI Qualified Personnel For Quality Order*, Itr'troom set. GE refrigerator. Call Atlantic Highlands area. 787-352(1. SH 1T330. AT 1 1785 3NCED, REFERENCEa, PRIVATE 210 Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-4747. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE CPM of RW cubic yar-u for every 15- IMS MERCURT-TWO DOOR Hardtop. CHOOL. FIVE HAY WEEK. HIGH 060 nnuare f«rt of land, trie same shall Radio, heater, Automatic Good engine, UASON - Dry wella. laurali. patios, HELP with managerial abl! h* (lied with tho Borough Cl*rli to- aMewallu and eepllt tanus. Call 8H 1 ALARY FOR RIGHT PERSON. WILL COOKWAP.E FURNISHED ROOMS tlrei. Bert ofler. 787-43M. .OCEPT SLEEP-IN APPLICANTS. KE ties In 'iry cleaning plant, Fait grow ,. nilng l>e or $25.00. Aft- 1078 ,ng concern. Stale fju a II fl cations lr Brautltul 21-plece set or heavy SHadyside 1-5660 IMO VAWCHAU. — Maroon wim gra 00 matchlnK cookwore. Sacrifice J18. IlED HANK — Single, double room* er Win*, tli" tame shall first be for* ^ first iPtlf-r. Write "Dry Cleaning," Box rrtert to the Borough Enjfinfer for Interior, one owner, CfcH after S. 8H PAINTINO. PAPEFtHANGINO — In .lay ill. KeJ Rank. ver. BH 7-2662. - ichenette. A " '"" "" Cor, Bergen PI. f4MU or «H 1-7103. :erlor. exterior. For a goofl cltan Job HI ^LEANING WOMAN, reliable, ftpr 5 p.m. 301 Maple Ave. review and reconmiemiation. Follnwlni reaaonable price: SH 7-3491. Ed Zln»er. •eekly. References. ••eview and recimmemiBtlon of tht 1MI CHHY8LER — Good a«cond cur, PAHTS MAN OR. WOMAN" lo tn i-rr Red Bank 811 1 fiMO charge of whole department, ex perl' LONG BRANCH — Furnished rorini for Rt. 35 ph ErtKineT, Ihr salrt application fransportatloit that runa. Only 136. CA MERCHANDISE WANTED gentleman. J7 per weelt. 21ft Rranchport ITBNOORAPHER - BOOKKEEPER nice necrfsary, Salary plus rommifl then UP fnrwarded to the Plan- 1-3318 after 1 p.m. ODD JOBS BUNK BEDS • • Long Branch. CA 2-97Q3. ning Board for review anrl recommen- BH 1-7B53 ' antcd by locnl real estate and Insur . McFcdfUn Cadillac, Olds, 251 HEMMED IN? IMO COMET — Four door nation x nee office. Must be neat, efficient am iidwiiy, Long Branch. WANTKD LARGE FURNISHED room and bath dation. The ar-pllcntion ahall then b» BH 7-I37D In this aparkllnE four-bedroom rarded to the Mayor and Council on. White, radio, heater, automati 14' OUUP BODY TRUCK, available to itrlltgent. Apply In own handwriting for profeisional or tuialm-M man. River- You can look Tar from every tra-namlaalon. Tinted wlndahleld, powe remove traali from yarda, alttca, cel- atlnf age, experienced and (alary BEW1NG~MACHTNE~OPERATORB' — for final action. The applicant upon Exnericnced. Ladir»' ralncoati. 787 PIANOB and musical Instnimenli front. Red Bark, SH 1-0076. window. P!n!n« room, recreation room ,ueit. ihwlt- he grunted a hearing rear window, Deluxe trim. Clean, new lars, etc. Also, equipped for contract [red to "EFFICIENT" Box 511, Red wanted. Hlfnesl prices paid. R Ten uailu.—err-landscaped ^ aue. tlrei. O100. RU 1-1682. ing work. BH 7-JHt _ nk. 2«7. Fl'RNISHED ROOM—In prlvaU-bwnc ; icr 300 Main BL, Laiswood or Foi conveniently located. Qentleman only. urt reduced to *16,«W. Call CAL before Ihf Mayor ami Council, in con- 1*56 CAMliLAC Coupe de Vllle, new croft 3-3100. nection with the application, t'pon ap- UASON CONTltACTOK-WBlk., curbs, EXPERIENCED sewing machine opera Call SH 1-8T81. • 0HL£EN REALTY. Realtora, Sow •nglne art acoeiaorlea, M.100.- LI 2- or«, day shift, 8:10 lo 4:30 48 hours* tonmouth. OS 1-3322. proval by tha Mayor and Council, of latloa, (Ireplacea. driveways, chlmnera, SITUATIONS WANTED, Female OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, ct FURNISHED KOOM - Available im- ;he Borough of Little Silver tbe Bor- oundatlons. Leaky cellara a specialty. Monday through Friday. Night shift 5 to slasiware. art objecta and brlc-a-hrac. t, Monday through ThuraiUy. Saturday WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinner! mediately. Red Bank Woman's Club. ough Clerk Rhal! issue a permit subject 1»5S TWO-DOOH Pontlac. Motor pra. A 0-1734, or CA D-3994, evenlnga. Immediate cash for anythlni; and every- 16* Broad St., Red Bank. the terms of thin ordinance and tically rebullL New tirei, body needi :10 to 12:10 night Ihlft. Call CO 4-5866. or other occasions. Call hlni. Ruacll'a, 23 East Front SL 8H 1 LOTS AND ACREAGE *ny apecfal conditions found necessary •amor work. For quick aale. 1360. srHill Dock * Bulkbead Contractora. talc for John, Bayahom Toei, Loeua BH 1-8881. BRADLEY BEACH — Furnished room, in thl* apeclfic ennp. Said permit shall Hill. Docaa rebuilt, plllnj Jetted, hammered. it, Keyport. private family, kltchpn privilege!. Ceir CORNER LOT 50x125. One atore, two- expire one year from date of iisuanc* Satlmatea given SB 2-1744. tral location. PR 6-75M. car ja-rage, house. Price 115.000. RU 1- I«H FOHD — Convertible. JM« Thun- OPERATORS RED BANK MOTHER may b* renewed for an additional PETS AND LIVESTOCK 2208 R. W. Klmble, owner, moved to nix months In the discretion of tht ierblrd engiei. (needa eoma care), I1S0 A 4 R CONTRACTORS WANTEI> — Single needle operators (or Will care Tor children of working SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com- California. Inquire at 33S Cnelflea Ave, Long WEST KEANgBL'RG, N. J. arious iectfonn. Special machine opera mothers in her own home. Bjr the (lay .ortable Reasonable rates. Garage. Mayor and Council. Brancn. Alterations and home modernizing. Oa- ors and lining ma ken, for children. lr week. SH 1-9371. BAS8ETS — Five months, loveable Gentleman preferred. 93 Wallace St. NICE BUILDING LOT — 8O']ll33' In ra£es, a'ldltlora and roofing. Call 787- ind ladtci con's and car coats. Shon exprcsBlorn with personality plus. AKC SH 1-5392. SECTION 7. Final action by tht U3I HO — Wire wheeta, alldlng wlrr HEG18TERED NURSE with knowledce reglBleretl, full Inoculated. ReaHonarjle. nice section. Low taiea. Asking »3.SO0. Mayor and Councfl, shall be taken un* 3833 or 787-5322. Co.. 22 Brldgft Ave.. Red Bank LEONARDO — Malure woman to anare ,1 2-0708. dowa, radio, II .500. Call after 6. 8H Eisner BlrtR.). of typing, drslrcs position In physi- Champion sired, Btml service available der the abovt* section no later than 80 B3I I.EP.OY SMITH AND SONS, Bulkier! cians offlcp. Experienced. SH 7-W71 Call «fter 5 pin. CO M387. IlKht, comfortable home with two oth- dayi after the flrat regular meeting eneral contractors, Estimates (Clven DEMONSTRATE TOYS «ra- on Boro bus route. Reasonable or the Mayor and Councfl following LEAVING COUKTRY — Must aell car aining, additions, rlormem. «0 W. Work now until December, excellen TOY POODLE — Black. Permanpn Write "Home" Box 511. Red Bank REAL ESTATE WANTED, submtiflIon of the application to the lunbeam, IMO Alpine, S165O. Renault .ilium. AKC registered, housebrohen. tx- Borough Clerk. If no final action li Dtaiphlne aunroor 19TO, 1750. SB 2-17S3. Washington Ayr., Atlnntic Mighl ommtsaion, no Investment, car SITUATIONS WANTED, Male TWO SINGLE ROOMS, for gentlemen •T 1-1785 or SH 1-7330, elephone necessary. Largest partv p 'remely af(ectionate. Adoren children taken within uld time by the Mayor lea at Soil fertility. i i price, J13.0O0. 787-1507, homes with two to four bedrooms In ioa FORD ;rest companies. Call lor appointment larking. Steam heat furnished. lent hlood line. SH 1-5877 between 10 Red Bank area, J13-I2J.0OO price (d) Lateral support of abutting ami 5 Evenings SH 1-33S8 atrept, lota and lands. Standard ihltt. Pour-door. V-8. Ful IH 7-IM6. !entral air conditioning. Long NEW UONMOLTH — St. Mary's Pal range where owner would "TRADE' •qulppetf. Very good running eondltloi RESSER for dry cleaning, tliree days OERMAN SHEPHERD puppies AKC lsh. Lovely Ihrer-bedroom ranch, Flv for an air-conditioned three-bedroom (t) Public Health and lately. Onlc USD. 78MT33 after 1:30 EARN a week. C * *M Cleaner*, Bethany Rd., !rm lease can be arranged. Ask- registered, tibc'-. tan and silver, lop years old, excellent condition. Dining and den ranch: or a two-family Income (fi Land values and uses. UW. PLYMOUTH 'i TON PICl Hazlet. CO 4-8445. ^^_____ as $800 per month. ll. 787-2K55 room, tile bath, screen porch, full base- property, wit!) city sewers; or a four- Such other factor* ai may tear ment, attached garage, large, fully bedroom rancli wlttl basement and upon or relate to the coortlln- DP, 10,000 MTLia. CALL BOXER PUPPIES — AKC registered, landscaped lot. Situated on high ground. tivo-car garage In a preferred resi- •ted, adjusted and harmonious LI 2 08S1 WALKER & WALKERCall Wall lo wall carpeting, aluminun dential section. A quick, money savins physical development of the Bor- on ch. Commercial Dspartment HI 3-3I7I.M storms and screens. Walk to churches and convenient exchange can be el- parochial and public schools. Newar fccterl lor you. WALKER J> WALKER. (TO Watpr taWp. MOBILE HOMES EARN and New York husps. Convenient t 1 Broad St. Shrewsbury Realtors. "Trade Consultants." 661 w „„.„„„considerin,g vllthp- i,,,,,,application^ , the SHJUH12 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT shopping. Assume 4'-: per cent V/ Broa'l St.. Shrrwsbury. 8H 1-5212. 'norouch Entlnocr Plannlni; Board or MOBILE HOMES MONEY mortsace nf oily 112.BOn. Cash $M»" lit. 35. Hazlet. Co t-5212. ,e Mayor and Council, m. iy require Uaed • 10% down APARTMENTS lull price .18.000. Call OS 1-2W6 aftc Huhmlsalon of n rn*n or map! Mew • 7-yeaJ financing EXTRA [AJOR OIL COMPANY luia a modern, p.m. No brokers. WE NEED Homes to sell. We have IN YOUR SPARE TIME! vo-bay atatlon for lease In Red Bank. HIGHLANDS—Unfurnished, three-room :oaUintng the following data: BOBBINS VILLB oderate Investment for stock and rospective purchasers. \.i) Present contour lines anil enn- TUILBn BALES INC apartment. 5S0 month, no extras. KEANSBURG — Beacon Beach area. lulpment only. Training available. Call HIGHLANDS—Nicely furnished. Llvlngr Eight-room house. U» baths, three bed- REDDEN AGENCY tour grades oC the lots and Routa 100 Robblnsvllls, K. Una i. JV 7-13M I 3-0100, fi-5 p.m. after T p.m. BR 6- room, bedroom, kitchen, balh. SlOO, no rooms. 16x21' living room, large dlnlnt RED BANKK S« 15660 Parf-tim* A. M or P. M. MONEY room-kitchen combined. Lot Approxi- (b) Proposed contour linea and pro- IH0 ORKAT LAKES lOxtO, excellei F. A. Gehluaus Real Eatate Hwy 36.mately 70x100". sewers, completely re- poapd contour grades reaulttng ravllt'OTi. Will aacrlfiee. lork from your desk in our ol TEXACO SERVICE STATION Leonardo tNext to Blue * White Bui modeled. J15.S0O. 757-0626. It adds up! More and more from auch Intended removal of SH 1-6112 IN YOUR SPARE TIME! Terminal). AT 1-0(88. 24-hour telephone soil ID relation to the adjoin- (ice. Experience not necessarj FOR LEASE EAST KEANSBURG — Hwy. 36. Four^ people use The Register ads each ing property. 1»3I PALACE — 10155 three bedroom: i)rierat« Investment, paid (raining rooms and bath. Oaa heat, garage. Im f^y *^i(»fr tf her ngrtlnfnt dats as BH n i Int. bottom c)oa«^, the proposed work as set forth tn the call SH 7-4906. form. 8x10' sections. Ready to arsem- SAVE EXERCISE BOY Commercial Department EATONTOWN — 24 Broad St. Three- For information relating to application... application, ul which may be found ble. Best ofler under 1200. RU MO73 STENOGRAPHER -- Experienced fi room apartment, newly furnished, large requirement! and Interview tor this necessary by the Mayor and Council, iaw offlcs. Call (or •ppointmenL SH Year round Job on amall breeding anil 661 Broad St. Shrewsbuiy rooms. Call BH 7-4971. after 5 p.m. concession. In addition, the bond shall be condi- 3730. training farm. Wrlto Box 65, Holmdel. TWO APARTMENTS — Ocean Orove, FIVI BEDROOMS—Bl level ranch, sc Applications will be accepted until tioned upon Lh# repair at the expense CASH R. N. MEDICAL A«3I3TANT-M»tu SH 1-5212 eluded area. Middletown. FHA financing 1:00 P.M. October 2, 1W1. of the owner or applicant ol any street Attractive, unfurnlahed. yearly. Three, fxptrteneed In doctor's, office, foi EXPERIENCED SHIPPING CLERK arranged. To qualified bttve-s. r.1'7 r'fti Th« Exchange reserve* the right to . streets dftmaged by the Iran sport a« -lth paper work. Apply at Martin four rooms, hot water heat. Available tioo of aoll in connect!an with tht •nd S4H GREEN STAMPS flay week. Lonjc Branch area. vfti October 1. PR 5-47B0. month paya all, after down payment reject All applications. ilnc arc. pxpfrience and rcferencsi Rubber Co., Long Branch Ave., Lone Convenient Bell Labs, Bendlx imd L ly Sept. 18, 19, 20 - $10.08 application, If. in the judgment of tht -RN" Box 611. Rrd Bank. Branch. Mr. Waiter Teppcr. 6epL a. MORTGAGES LARGE — Two rooms and kitchen Tulip. Cs'l Paul A. McFarland, Realtlst Mayor and Council, such repairs are McCARthy 23 South 8t., R?d Bank. Couple or RU l-20n. deemed to be necessary. The term GENERAL OFFICE! WORK - Fu COLLECTOR-SKIP TRACER f!n«We jne lady. SH 1-708L . NOTICE "expense" as used In this section shall time In leading chain. J. 3. Newben needed to operate the new Jlonmouth MONEY SIX ROOM — Hi bath, srpllt level include the coat and supervision in- Red Bark. Ask for Mr. Kcnniiton County office lor New Jersey's mow TWO ROOMS AND BATH—Furnished NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVB^ that OWN A HOUSE? NEED CASH? «oxi:o lot. H3.M0. th« following ordinance was introduced curred hy the Borough Engineer In ceiiful collection service. Salary and private entrance, all utilities Included, CO 4-742» conr^clion with such repairs. CHEVROLET HOU3EWOHKER, MATURE—Monflai Prompt, courteous service for H6 Brldee Ave, Red Bank. and passed first reading at the meet- honusei determined liy. ability to get • HOME IMPROVEMENTS SECTION 10. The owner of the prem* through Friday 10:30 a.m. to S the job do^e. fend readme P. O. Box NEW MONMOUTH — Two bedrooms ing of the Mayor and Council of tht es or the person in charge of tha • DEBT CONSOLIDATION EATONTOWN — Furnlahed apartment, llvhig room v/[Ui fireplace, kitchen, din. tSu.-oDSh ut Little Silver held Tuesday, p.m. Own tramportatlon to Fair Haven.493, New Brunswick. two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, p moving of sol!, where a soil permit Call iiftfr 6 pm or Saturday-Sunday. !all BARONET REALTV, CO 4-2010. lnl|| | room.room.' TiU b*Ub*Uii, expanilop n RtticRttic. September 12, 1961, and wlia laid ovei has been Issued, shall rot take away GRILLMAN — Part-time. Apply Dutch bath, Cloat to Fort Monmouth on bui for a second and final paaaage at m SH 1-3309. Start immediately RATE INCREASE EXPECTED line. One or two children. LI 2-0605 313ma1l l cellarll , hoi water heal. Close lo the top layer of arable soil to a Chevy Clearance Treat, Hwy 35. Eatontown after all BChools, buaci and gfiopping center meftlrg of the Mayor and Council ol depth of six inches but such tap layer SALESGIRLS .VANTEt>—W. T. Gran P.m. s Refinance now, at 5'^ per cent and S?i. tha .Borough of Ultle Silver to be Co. S3t Prospect Ave,. Little SU New and older homes. SH 7-0447. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS — Unfurnished or will rent to reliable counle. OS 1 of arable soil to a depth or six Inches All r««n • All Models 3241 »fter 5 p.m. No broken. held September 26, 1691. at (he Bor- ver. FLOOR COVBFUNQ SALESMAN—Ex four rooma and bath, heat lupplied. ough Hall at 8:15 p.m. at which time shall be set aside for retention on the perlenced, steady no* It ton with progres SSO month. Call AT 1-3644. EAST KEANSBURO — fifx-room house, a public hearing will be held and all premise*, and ahall be rv*pr«.rl over Get tha BEST PRICE Now! TEAR OUT THIS AD and mat) alve firm. Good earningsni , salary plui the premises when the rest of the soil me, addrfii for hJc box of horr commUilon. Bterlinlinr Edison, Rte. ' MERCHANDISE MONMOUTH BEACH — Three room oil hot water heat, garage, landscaped nrmona will be grven an opportunity has been removed, pursuant to levels 1954 Chevrolet Belllr. 4-dr. Sedan furnished anartment. Private entrance. va-ri priced f-r* quick tale. Asking to be heard. IMS Ford Victoria, Hardtop. Rail ed* and coami*(lci fnr Frre Tri WoodbrldRp, MU 4-«4«11 3 FOR SALE and contour lines approved by the to test In your home, Tell your fr S60. Call CA 2-6323. H.900. Call 787-0263. FRED L. AYERS, Mayor and Council of the Borough of 1956 Hulck Riviera 2-dr hardtop EXPERIENCED YARD HELP—Sand' 1957 Pontlac Convertible: Black make money, Rusli nump. BLAI THREE-ROOM furnlahed apartment, NEW THREE-BEDROOM ranch. On Borough Clerk. Little Silver wtiere said approval Is Dept 7MES1. Lynchbiiru, Va. Hook Bay Marina. Flrat floor, private entrance, all utilities acre. Breezewny and garage, beautiful Revision of July 24, I9til required under the terms of tills ordi- 1967 Ford Falrlene 500 Hdtp. 4-dr. HI 3-H5fl ' HAMMOND U57 Chevy 2-dr. Auto, B*a t cyl. Included. SE 2-1723-J. •hade treei. 20 mlnutri from Holmdel AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE AND nance.. All nil material shall be suitable FRIENDLY WOMAN to h speaker _...»1500 7.3335, WHICH J30 IS EQUITY. EXCELLENT I OF THE BOROUGH OF LIT-tre<*8. rubbish and nlh-r nnsh!Ut)l< ma- IM1 Corvalr Morui. Like New -' LAUNDRESS to do laundry In SECRETARY, terials such as clay shall not be placed IS41 Chevy Oreenbrler. Llka New SALES AND SERVICE LUXURIOUS — Modern, unfurnished, NEIGHBORHOOD. BEST BCHOOL8. 811 TLE SILVER- IIOITIP. General lminiiry InclnrtinB shlrl 1-2089. In th" fill area, 1961 Chevr % Ton Pltkup Approximately two full baskets w^kl BOARD OF EDUCATION RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION two-bedroom ranch apartment. Private WHEREAS, the Mayor ami Co To handle financial, huMnoas i patio, entrance. Adults. CA 2-3875. if the Borough of Little Silver do here' SECTION U. In the moving or soil, Give references. Write "Laundrefli Open Dally Till 0 — Saturday Till S:30 TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE where a permit has been issued, the Box fill. Red Bank. aintfMHnce affairs; two acliooli, APARTMENT — Threi; roonld. Pur- Live almost rent free In one bungalow !>• find and determine that: McCARthy ISO pupils. rtfs[>onjihility, for record COOKltAN AVE. AND UAIN ST. (•i The unrPKii'itteil ami uncontrolled owner or person in charge shall so nfahed or unfurnished Vlcky'i Nursery, while Income from other bungaitm conduct the operations ttmt there shall 11 finances, corrnspondence, purcha"inK, PR 5-83O0 pays principal and Interest for both. re-location, filling, excavation and re "PART TIME maintenance. Apply Charles E. How- HUlmay 36. W. Keansburi;. c, he no sharp declivities pits, or depres- HEPRIOEIUTOR-OE. Good condition, Beautiful grounds, low taxn and low in ova I of anil large ard. Superintendent. Knollwooil School KEAN8BURQ — Children welcome down payment are Just a few reasons result in conditions sions or mounds. ' CHEVROLET EXPERIENCED telephone lollcllori IIAHCO Road, Fair Haven, N.-J. lotpolnt electric stove. Three burners i SECTION 12. The Budding Inspector. work at Rert Bank nfficf. Must have ind dcepwell. Call SH 7.5617 before I-room furnlihfd tpartment, heat why you should call us right now. itrlmenlal to th public safety, health. 151 Flrat Avi. AT 1-3130 sales ability and iiBgrennlve person- hot water Included, K5 a week. Call Reatonable price. general welfare nnri proper develop- Borough Engineer, Maynr and/or any DRIVER-SALESMAN — Nenl S'pp 2 nnnn or after S p.m. member of the Borough Council or ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ality. Start fi p.m, ai $1.50 an hour, Ing, Gogetter. wanted for immeillatr 7S7O3fi3 inert of the* Borough of LittlLittl e SiSilverl , plus. For Interview in Red Bank call 12 ' ELECTRIC NOROE RANOB almost substantially hampering and deterring Planning Board shall have at all timel opetiliiR. For nnpolntment call CO i RED BANK — Apartment, three the right to inspect any property where Open t nm.-B p.m. Saturday to 5 63!)1 or CO 4-7260. new, three blcyclea, two boys, one girl. BLAINE the efforts of the Borough of Little Call 787-2082. us and bath. Aduiu. Phone 8K 1 Sliver to effectuate the general pur- permit has been isnuetl under the 0518. ASSOCIATES, INC. isf of municipal planning; ami ovlsinns of this Ordinnnce. The Bor- FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT Conv !b) Continuation of tlio undulated gh Engineer. Rurmigh Council and ALUMINUM SIDING n-inlng Board shall nlso have tho tnily located in Leonardo. Reasonable Real Estate and uncontrolled re-location. (illlnR, ex- cavat'on and removal of soil will re- •iRlit to Inspect SJ». the public welfare >>y reiinou of __,-!*. ilralnagp, or for any other pur- KEAN8BURO — Four-room ranch, oil nose deemed In (he best Interest of over from development in only MENT. Private bath arid entrant-*, consequent soil erosion hy water and e d liree colorn. Green, drey. White. Half AdulU. No pct». SH 1-5067 or LI 2-2277. heat 51):: 125 lot, city sewers. $3.ft"". CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chateau Realty, Rent Estate, 219 Carr wind; Inadequate and Improper sur- the Borough ol Little Silver. rice Guaranteed, Installed. Terras. face water drainage; the dfcrease in collect. RITMBONRITMBON* Furninlipd two rroomo s Ave., Keamburg. 787-5384. SECTION 13, Where the smount of VA 6- tlll lid 830 nr destruction of the fertility of loll: soiil to he movem d e d 500 cubic A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI kitchenette, bnth, utlllttcs supplied, 830. the removal of lateral 'support of abut- 3IVINO~"irP HOME — Five ruomi Becond flrmr. RU 1-2158-R. FOUR ROOM HOUSE—Two bedrooms yards fof r every 115,005 0 Nnjiare feet of nmlerTI furnltur-. All new cnnditlon. / hnth. Kc9iiB!mrR, Rootl locniinn ncai E at re? i, lands nnd premises; the Und there shnll hr. ilepo-ilted with the real aarrlflce. CO 4-M"? school, church t9.S00. Call 7S7-2Q70. creation of tlnngcroua dcprestl Horounh Clerk • before Issuanci" of the COMMERCIAL REIVTAL5 NEW BHUEWSBUSY - Four heilroon pits; Ihn ilPtprloratioli n olf properly val- erniit, a permit fee computed at th«' 1 ate of three cents i,ln per cubic yard Machines—rvoewrlters China and Glasi Repair Painting and Decorating Csjie Cod. Innnaculflt' comtitinn. N>ar IIP«; the rendering nf land unfit or Free Installation i,OHOB KOOM (or rent. t>nter »f to their most appropriate multiplied by th« pslimatcd number of lown. Could be used il"O for nfflcf schools, husM, chnpplng. $11,000. Ca! rsutlnblc nrdi tn OP moved within the l.renit«4 ipm.NQ UACHINCS - Typuwrlters EXl'KR'L MUNDI.NH Cmna. tlnss FIND lNTUltiUR and exterlot palnl ALL'MINI'l'MINI'l! C0MPINAT1OC0MPINAT N *ftl?r five. «il 1-H2H nd the crc of othfr f silver reNnlalilng anil plating, liisrni. STORM WINDOWS or. Apprnxlmitely 'J.40O sq. ft, Write tors and clemeiita hampering and (In pcrlnd of soil as do f In pi I iInn fhl* Or-' told, rantfd. repaired. Barpfco'a. 101 Ing, decorating, and paper banging HOF" Bon Ml. rtrrt Batik. ! ^fonmouUi at.. Red Bank. 8rl 7-04RS. oa buckets. China tt Olaaa Bhop, 147 Gstlmatna chnerfullv given. W w BIO HOUSE) tarring the coonlitmted, adjtistftl and 'l"ia'ic», except rock, iind s x cents DrmJ 81. Red Banll nil 7-UnO, SHIPS HI :t 2n.Vl HTOKE KOR RENT - tin White Bt Atlantic Highlands — F.H.A. martS«K*l Imrnionloui physical development of the(fic> per tublp yard on nick, ax stated 6 for $77 'i tlif1 uppllent ion. prnvldnd however, tilt, trl.ito Cnll your own broker or Call SH T has been arrangpil, king size livlnjj j kirojch or Little Silver; CARL U JON'US I'mnllTiK and dec Insert, 1100 room larpp dining room, science kltch-j THEUKFOflK, RK IT ORDAINED hy the Mayor and Cnunrli mny waive or Appliance Repair* Fuel Oil-Heating orating aeneral contrnctlng. Pree tilt BCtnm! innriify this reiuirrnient for thft rnllra ymrln l-7.ri0O tn. Five bedr*jonis, two Itaths. full rcl-j [he Mayor ami Council or the Bnrougli rstmmlra C.-ill SH I-4143 24 nnurs OFFICE SPACE FOU RENT - Ol Inr. caraKC, S15.00ft. Monttilv raj'turnlF j if Ultle Hllvrr thntt myment Inltnjly, hul shiM trnn'rp not \PPLIANUB REPAIR and Inllalli- FUEL OIL * HEAT1NO- Call BM 1 nsi than ten p^r i-nitum Uftfo) of 0610 Ull Delivery. Inc., Bervlce * Hwy, <"5. Mirtdletown. Ideal for profpa SR7 L'f) with S2000 clown, This'is In the SECTION I. The terms uccrt !n this (on Rfaldaotlal U() conomerctal wlr- hill spcilon. panoramic view of hay ami! thft tntnl permit (^-P io ho paid with >l Allan Eliclrlc BH Mil Sales. 3 Morhert St., Reii Dank. Public Stenographer BTANDAlii) slmial uae. For tuformation call SH 1 )PI! nance ah ^11 bp defined, rlocmci the application. The halanre of tht OIL UNIT ocean. nil crmstrurd to have the followini With HCVPI returns, iwc LITTLB MOl'SR shnll tn« paid In monthly Initall- DAIill flEUVlCKS HEP HANK nia oqual to HIP number of yanli Home ImprDvements TV PINO - Publicity; BookkeepinR 75 gal, li'it watpr tnnli. Can ba "ecu ThrPft room office nuitn. Parking, rra- Atlantic HlBhlnrula -- Perfect lor re- LJANI.*) -Any parcel of land, or poi Auctioneer Service, Mlmrotrnplilni;. Will pickup I opernti'tl. Call after 6 p.tn. CA i) sunnltlp. Call AT l-16fii» aftnr ^B.K p.inllrci, l cimplo Living romn. illninn an-i, .'(•il In melt month multiplied by th» 1 Inn t horror, the hniimlary llnp.i o innt si I pul nt PI I In tliU 8'ctirm. Tin ALTERATIONS, rcpslrs, roollng, sid- and deliver, C.l O-350I) two heilrnmin. tile Imlh, attic alnragf , whirl, can he fttiL-rrtnlned hy refrrence 3 O COATS - An essential Auction ing, cabinet making, Free sstlmatea till trrrft a-ii gankli. S'JtOO ilnwii, nthlv Irstnllinrrts ^linll i>f pal-l on vppralsaj sarvlca "anvwliara." 2al •HAM (.'IMlllONK -•• !n liuini' aorv- '> tlic nuijiH mid n-ennif, nr eltlirr, >i liofore thr* h-ntli day , Plione Ll 1MH. TOAMAKT. RTE. SH 7-1100 follow I ii R tlu> i MOM IM in which tlifi (oil I 3(81 U PJtlUalllANU • I'm. Catpenter." SI.. KATONTOWN. UAI'.B BAP.OA1N iprolgti n( I.lltlc Hllvrr n thli date Khali TK- A. C. RADIO « rtlLUVIHlON CO.- •5 ss o~ w A1TKT*A ."TTTT J UNATK TTi tnrc of fhoiifi. actiools and tm.vies, out-Inside Ml M1S1, 611 7-5101 Ki Shrewsbury Ave 8.1 1(701 QKRV HOUSES FOR REMT MOVK -Tu IIIR; to rxcavtile: ti suit In suippnulon of tln> penult nnlll 'ire.i, inndfl KHI>. 110-2. 1.TU output An (ililor Inmp wltli IKIIIK Twin. tliniiiK •I'liuiii*; to grail••; rr-Ki""(.**t l^'d n all nrrpnrs nlui'l liavi* hvfn pit Id. Sf\!4 Auto and Truck Rental WORK1NO MAN'B 'contractor - Alter, ICB WHILE YOU WAIT MIL Inrs™ t>nt pathftlr kltclifn. Tlir-r atlona. addition!, painting, masonry, MANY KUKNISHEH RKNTALii • In litinrwl.no niter or rlinnpo th« Incnfv iio.ooo, sioo. .ran nu IOOOS. _,ll prices and sizes. Ella Wiltshire ilroomn, batli. W«ll worth fixing. |0.' ii- <:r I l hth» all those little labs 1.0 3-1714 Roofing, Siding and Insulation 1 AVIS Rent a new car or truck. Lon Agency. HBO Ocean Ave,. BCB BhRhi Thin lei HI nh II II n'tt he roliRtr (Hin fee. rrttulrei, under Rcction 4 ratea Maple Ave. llnd Hank. 8H 7- flft_2:«i«)4_Opf*n^»even (Uyfc ' A. fiKHLHAI'S. UKAL RRTATK -Inilr |ilw!nR nr (li.trlnr of anil i KCTION 14 Auv iicrfin wlm ehall Johns Manvllle contractor. PR o R4O7 ATITANTH' MKtllLANDS -• TurniHliPd AND WII1TI0 IW'U TKIt.MINAl.i AT 1 icr (i|HT,it!iii. uiimllv. nn i-1 "in Ihcrp'tf, )IHV n Mn»» rot e.v DISSATISFIED with present Inntir- nltiK nrpn. kltclnii, Ihrfi' brdninina. AN APPOINTMKNT. i artcaT IVant a better deal? Call Dunn OLflOM CO. INC - Roofing. Bitting KNA11JS. ilASON-HAMLIN SOHMI'JIt agrlcniliirtil nr ti'irllrult urn I |tur|m.ii .t p.lliiR Tvi> ffiiiKirnt liollnri (fjijn.oo) Building Contractor o ImthB. Nltely furnlihed. J125 nn»"U)- I'KKKON- any IrdlvMuul ll lie liniirlfl'innl In tlir Omniy Jal) ImMraricfl Agency. (Ill 1-&333. Inaulntlnn Installnd snd i:u:irniit JAnLE-NBLSO.N. UVUItJCTT STUCK ly. ROOM |[(.H,*RK, Irniit p'in'li, fur Intl-ij ,pfUnc nlrnMv »[>!)> NEW IIUMUD. ainracions. repairs, for 10 yours I'll 6 0718-AT 10,1111 IdOhmnti Ave. * Main St., Anbury Pit ATLANTIC HlfJHI.ANDS • Huper hmiac, l*r\c* reafnimlili*. H-lHtiR < nr mil. <>f tn .n n! r iioth, for each uffftisr-. ThB lllxlinst quallly work. P'or estimates Open dally till if 8ut. till &:30 Uiree licdnxnii-i. Kurly American furnl trt Illueis. Write "HOUIP" B"K Ml. Ret! ito lip (ore wliom nny |tnr»on U Odd lure, $17.1 iiKJiitlily. i nrtl.iR in hclmlf of tuili <-all Heibert KJKeitratich. 811 1-5201 Tel. Answering Service HHMII. __ fl for vliilHtinfi; *MV o' l'J^~7T jhrfr- ballroom ranch, fioil. Any eiirtli, IlKIJ HANK AI.HMINUW PIlOUUCTrl )obs such as wallpaper removed small LET IIB OK your tlui pnwer tn muionn any lino or terms to mils rnMs 34 hour answering vi^itny u>».. twn nrawera. $25. BH'.nth*, JKHi monthly. I/idiot garaco. New lurnncp an |ie HKfTioN U All finllnancffl nr parti Tcrmlnalt. AT 1-0188. 24-hour telephone NKW~¥llIRKWffhi'll'v"-'• Mnrn»U «i Vacuum Cleaner Repair oom fltci> tnlilrn, I ,vi cuivlihul fl.l •irvlro Tin eiln • i:«ii»f" nlhiw. pi- lt fir onllnnTM-r* ini-ftnalstRitt with th« pro I'lunr lamp wild ncwlng liashrt lntli ll, any nol| fi v in loin nf thin Onilnanca ar« h«reb/ Ceupool Cleaning Palntlni and Decorating lTfiN il Bit A N( * [I ~—~ K u rlSshe"d~one~f • f n W.ttl $2,fK)fl to J2().^(ll». i Unit rue, tiwHi curl HI s, ivlrlge, -n payinrntl (I'd [>pr In thr> px|>rcs:ily rrjit-iilnil Sales Service Supplies , lirlrTftc sot. 7S7fi^0;i. home. Winter rrnial. Throe t>M nth. l!fUH HWiTION til Thin nr[ Lltlln Silver. Coupons Good... Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday, Sept. 18-19-20-Only

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