"''if,/.':-
met
VOLUME IXXXH NO. 40
Western Move May Block
Poland's UN Council
'Misstatements,
Farrell Charges
• I A •RIGHT
Deadlock With
Planners Still Ask Turkey Enters
For Stricter ZoningSecond Day
m
UNITED NATIONS. M. Y. (AF)
'Unions
Won't
at tha tar tha Borough CounaB waa tiaaal hat night by a t
9
naaamt Mord. wHh Mayor F.
BwMPrto and Dr. Ralph Thom- Be Beaten,
aad Turkey for tht Secortty Coua>
dl went Intottasecond round to»
MacDonald
day. But Turkey's Western back-
-
U M A M FurriLDMHcnlk
hi winch I t date** Ms » yean
• a panne official Iwt,
U tt, ha accuou the
iBB^^k*
BflBI
•I M k k | " • MriN of
mtiWi" The i
*ot Arthur O.
PAGE ONE
7c PER COPY
RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, ISM
9
SHmlyiids 14)010
$100,000
Highway
Blaze
Mayor Pamirs statamaaj:
OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A t i n
"Hoaatt pctttictl oppottttoa It which startedtoatinsupply and
a thing to be welcomed. Ia my npslr store and spread to three
to lao—mwd tht
21 yean to potttice — 14 u adjototag buUdtags caused an soot tha ordinance
mayor and S aa couadlman - 1 ttmatad lltMN
'No Permanent Peace 1
RMW W U
la any campaign, have yuterdey.
Communist candidats by 0 parb>
If80.DgyCooUngOff
shunned such opposition. Rather. McMtaus and Flak Tin Co.
ay
council
wan
accepted.
to tht Interest ofgood govern- building. R t 2f,
As a result of the maneuver.
The baard araad the Msyor and Period b Enforced
moat, I have welcomed it. And g ^ compentos from
ll lo reconsider makuuj WASHINGTON (AP)-The head voting for the eecoritar council
• poUtica I have done my work Tomato toa&t the bias.,
seat
wu suspended untUtoday
acres tht i»i«t»uf lot ritt the Steehrorkers Union sayi
y of.
—_ — . , _ — J of smoke into
hi the MB (iadastrlaWiBsmeai) .. paramount issue in the II- ter I) inconclusive baOota. 1The
m
..benugh
-_*.-.Is made
, up ot
. myself,
" f the air, and cast_ .n buraiag
asw ajtaad
ot the oo*aere pro-^ rub-»-.»„
, . , day steel strike "U whether the Assembly then flDed^ eeetson
t
l ^ for
f to tha
h ordtotnee
dt IIntro- companies win break the uniontt»E i s o n ^ aad SocWCcandl
tbt Democratic mayor, two Dem)
but the UBion will not be(
(Bcotoc)
for one of whkh Po>
at the Sept 21. council
ocratic couacUmeo, and four Reland w u s a
pabUcaa members. We have Too Stnao Eieavmttng Co. ROTAiTY A M * • O V K N O t MwBT—6ov. Robert I . Meytur, cantor, atliath crown ntootmg. Also, a ni
• N tmuuo feet building ana In- Union Chief David J. McDonworked well together, just u headquarters alto w u gutted. Inon head of •rotty llyear-old Potricla Maul, Qaoon liebella of La«g Ironcft'i Col* stead ot the 1,M tquan feet ap- aid made the statement yesterhave myetlf and members of pro-durod a n b a w u i
bar oat ot * e
conadlt ot mined poUtks. SHIN front-end loader. Othar umbwi Day pa«oant, wfcBo I4^oor-ola1 Jamat Merrli, Chrlttoalior Calwnbui, laaond proved by councO w u urged. The day to the fact finding board
"As leader of the government builaiuii damaged were Motfs from riejkr, Coanty Cmrt Jadfe John C. Giordano, extreme left, and State Sen. Ugber minimums had been rec- named by President Elsenhower
omjMOdid by the pltniwri when under the Talt-Hartley law strike
•Mbit feaani to
of this resort, I with gnat pride Recording Studio and Pam't
Richard R. Stoat, oitromo rlflht, look on. Tha ttata't chief executive wat guest af the aew ordnance w u presented procedure.
bat a aaaefcaa
can u y that See Bright h u proThe
board
it
due
to
report
to
sbsaU act baU a seat oa
gressed mon and faster ia the Sparlu from atinbuffer la- honor ot a fevffet dianor at Tha Fountain! of Long Ironeh Restaurant and Motel, at>to council.
President
Friday.
Then
Eisat •
toat five yean thia any other i
tended by municipal and county officials, members of the Chamber of Commerce,
enhower will decide whether to
In Msamouth Coun- starting the blue. A bugs stock
The
origiaal
achedule
of
reUNICO
aides,
and
members
of
the
Columbus
Day
pageant
committee.
Judge
w>ior«
for
a
court
injunction
that
done this through of tint to McMtaus aad F a *
In the vottof for the Security
ejuiremeata for tetbacks. front- would hilt the strikeforaa N-Council
din* was toaitmatter, Son. Stout one of the speakers.
coofMratkn wat buntd.
mat that Japaa gives up
etes,
ead
side
u
d
rear
yardscay
cooiing
eft
period.
of tha
Jan. I. Poland led tha U. S.-bacs>
with
apodal
oontidcralloa
tor
proThe
fact
finders
sre
trytof
to
entire Mayor aad Council body.
Turks eo all the first U btl*
Nme Cave* Found
Hantof comer aad toterior tots work out a tetdement and avoid •d
Mil
Ms but failed to pat the two- w u a p m recommended by the the ne*d for an injunction.
aeon.
Hot EneephMtU
board, laatoad of thetowerre-McDonald ttld his half-million thirds majority necessary for
: to the
aulrtmcatt set up by council.
Ota flnoaa, Wfflitto Rat, 2S, LAKBV00D (AF)-.w«h 31
mtmbfr unkn would respect tht
Oct. 21 Is dM due council hat setinjunction If Issued, but he added, The vote on tha flaal ballot of
"Now publicly an organltstion ot Moamoath Rd., Oskhunt. was
for
a
public
heariag
on
the
orcalitag Itastf the Sea Bright Pro- taken to FRkta Hospitaltorem"the bask Issue will remain. the day w u «t-M. Poland's hia>
hi New Jersey re.
grossive Aasoctotton. which con- ergeney tnatment when ht w ueerded, htaMh
Then may bo a truce enforcedest total for the.day w u « votes
efflelab
aqr
two
Hats of Thomu Uago, president, hit oa the band by a ban coaBoard approval of tha inclusion by law, but there will be no peron the seventh ballot, sta short
to have the
whohuyottocasthis first Set aeetion. He
- - of retail busmeai end netturaats. maaent peace." Ht made It of a win. Turkey's Ugh scon w u
or It snort
Bright vote; Carmea A. Ventret- trutmeat
NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - not iactsdtag roadside atsadt and clear the strike probably would
co. vice prasktoat. a disgruntled, Leo A. Ftok ot IS OMftoM PI.. other typeset
Friday^ bu*4ruek eolusioa in diners, wat granted rwstlngiat be resumed about New Year's in
defeeted Democratic candidate in Red Beak, and Chutes
the Phumtoi tuch a cue.
North Brunswick claimed its
laaW,«,
1M7; Andrew Keating. tnasu7er.oiaort1nRf.SBi1aaba7.opo>
HJs voice rising to a shout at
fctia today.
an ei-spacial potieeman who re-ate the tin"
mes. McDonald told tha fact
•dad hi Jbnxoaa and sbsco moved They taw bmt sight awy will wm w » waeewaeeae wwv*
Uada MoDov. 17. of Curtis Ave.,1'
oders the steel oompeaies wan
back to Sea Bright; aad Jbal
" "
emandmg "unconditional eur• M vttfet sfli • • •
asder." What they wanted, ha
the
aM. "wattor(bt United Stool1 Ran the
•Oman to act like a
Bus-Truck Crash
Claims 11th Victim
A
^^^hp^^^^^^^^t^^pj
which fated to at
try Ha other
a series of
A• !
^KAW^AOW
a ^ ^^aean^Bi
Pupil Increase
Of 232 Seen
At Regional
n^aassV
bit
ofM
nan year'over this yeafa
lawmad* Arrested for
. nnnn. ..Tatouatoawtiaatbe
be QBwartod toto atodof mtaagt TkoUMtid
• d a m ttoca Poland
meat.
The hoard to enacted to hair
^ today, ,
the should tot hold both
half a desea union opens
Jbat the oriajaal draft men tun Its attetttfcatothe man- »*tt at o x a awl supported her
i u drawn up by atement side of the case tomor ** Ecotoc. Becaiue of Ae strong
should row. That would leave Thursday American backing for tha Turks,
Friday for prepsriag the n - * • »**' ibowtog in the Seeur.
radaaot all
Ity Council race cosatltuted a
preserve Mtia port to the President.
ita\wMletMayatr'iblak
Attotht
aadaotaOow Board Cbalrmen (George W . threat to AnMricaa pnatlaa.
'l
smal _retail tHotn on the > Ta
II
Taylor disclosed last night that In the tecnt haJtodng n o Polw
be h u i M w i m both s i t e a ^
the support of Iha _ . .
way. WaanMheto keep oar lo-be
- „,
as a roaaM af a bmwl h e n hail
I toil
who. by
largoatttojg to a a high
the poulhility of * • Soviet btoc. YiHMlavto. Ia.
la a
coanca-t action, w e n eight, ptttoe reported.
a tettlemsnt, making dto and a aumbar of other Asian
^ lt _ ^
They tee Frank T. AStert.
1ANQLBY RESEARCH CBN- law board hi uuBOfdnhnm Ptont
Tsft-Hartley injunction ua-°r African aattoas. aad almost
lMa<l
—
able hour dally at the rout
tha necessary.
half ot tha UtinAmaricu1 btoc.
Va. (APV-The **•** a j nfaraddMtoaal fadMflaa anaaea
woaMbol
tmea
M DMataMla
tint Mercury auaaodths
should bt of 2 a m . Hon.
ad. is oa
by He said be would liketobe
'rid
utetrtte w u made pabtte at tab)
fan couacU pat through an
able to saytoEisenhower when votoa otatonntod t o ownv ea>
double oeanane a n
Ll
(Coatoiedea pe<e I)
' N O , space capital
today.
a
annce amaadtog tbt dnsing-hour pjgo w u m a t
the report is presented "that
jr for aD (rtdet neat
there seems to be hope (for set-™^* • ^^*9 ^ W B ^^ees vsw
.
,
•Albert aad Miss Wlek w e n re- It catto for the Mercury cap- you.
nNSarptoa
tlement) through negotiation.
totaltoSS. They M l tats wookj
by referendum called for IMM* after patttag bail. Unrig snto to asom three times amuad
•host
hto.wnek
bat
dediaadIto
Union spokesmen sre expected
tha earlier hour by a majority of 1, baiag held ia the local jail * e earth at aa altitude of IN Iha baud
(Continued oa page ))
• "
> until be hod n-l
to make these arguments: (I)
some N votes. This vote w u not p ,
Nee-uaion plants, about IS per
allowedtoataad bseauu the raf u , , net tight over the
oast of the Industry, a n operating aad can supply detenu needs
aad (2)
stilltobelow five million. A
Street Brawl
<aneat ot 1.H7.
Man-Satellite
To Gird Earth
T W Times
Tho flauna tubnanant by Dr.
onto anew o u t
voters who.
faaaUarwta to what their total KEANSBURG-Twa m a and a
h u dona lor the womsa wtn ht arraigned tonight
^™*
^*^™ W
w ^ ^ ^ p BI^QBJB^W
ey^e^^^B onou)
mwaaaswe^^waawsw
sseMW^wew
m^w^e^a^^sw^ep
ia New York.
(Mi sad dM track drlv-
?21 *!!!*£"J"
*
INDEX
Circulate 12
Petitions For
Mildsnd aa emergsacytoIha
1st.
Federal Aid
The strike, already the longest
MBnie^BBni
aUflBnttlaOtfJAB*
IBBU
in DM Industry's history,
atlkMaa* fla** B B M
«
-
•BM"SH ^WtWV wlPTBeaTrff
George Sihitoay
Latest News
I. A
aut fitas Copt Canaveral
an
snarl
BSBMBBM
*JVBjP^ B i a B
Umw
Mr. WaUag has
ASHIVIUI, N. C. (ATI -Doeptte rotlol r.^^,mM
^ mm ^ ^
• o v . Orvol Faobw* of Arfceewoi M M fulty, ladostritl do- North Attontie, thaCuaiy Isvelspmsiweftfce8owt»bn^rtyeyMreheewo<aseKed.la.as, Snaaieh Weet Africa nod
Sj|# M f N U M f 9 f M •••jttoabTH fMWfRSJft V M T S j f M M M I T W O
O^^aas aamweajvi uarnByvsj to^f s / e r
p
M
* " » * * - * ' — - aal
tjlf
Z£JZ
Taa petition was, at a
emubjoj ••**) af A I M M
. be toned overtoRap,
lost north ot Laba Chad aad
Lais Victoria, Kenya. Auatrans.
af Forth la the <
of aViabuelo 1
JnkeaakakSi
of Anttta tad north I I I
Ifffl
UtMn^BMBBi
Bkannatnn
^af a W
~
is aadtoavtoai w VI ._.
S. C
of*
•.t^fc1|-,n---
- _J ^_*j
4mmm c iiirwacioia aM ISBV
Up Of o H | t CwifBfiwMf fPJftlMfsl ^ B .
a%#
half a mUHootothe sta
Chevrolet yesterday ennounced Hvato a TI-yoiMid act of Cta>
to Detroit it wouldtoyoff g,Mt
t n s s wbicbjaay bring into bar.
mon workers this week because
of steel shortages. Other General federal creak and ItoibCniT
layons now total
The act. adtptod to
U.oto workers.
vMu for dronjtol af I
Creek ead «w Keypart
Clifford P. Case and Horrtoaa A.
WttUams. Jr., who will bt a a M
to make tha tppteJ la Wtaknt>
Mr. WalUngaaM Maid Is forth.
ewbkj, H weuM botodw turn
af aa antrisht g n a t
Tha boitBga m l ess*tob r a
aw cnak dndud to a widm at
"at tontt M l i o i t "
tiofllait
Plans Art SIW
WBOCH WMaaaH pnatpund u j
I
BMk j a a a *
^Bi ^J^a^ Hfl ^_M aa |
aBBBBBBtoB
a^pH^i^^^p^p^^Lujj
^BI
, t t w i i m - I . •!••• iibtoiwiijii. *«
Mrs JuUa
He St., w u sworn hi u
borough dark. Iha wUI ronhjai
Mn. Adelaide B. Cnaunor i a r t
three-week period while Mn.
Crammertoen vacattoa.
lefotolstomoi
BBMtoV
FwVn
UfflBtftflVflBtoi
la^fWHBtaw
BUufl '
BJBBJ i
to the CBMNI PI
&JIU
ajAVA aa^Manto^aeaai
aadl BB^AIA
WwT
fJwV PMllPffsTI* ^to^^
tJM 91
Mfol
Ctlltorala, fm mm of TWJOM. n the festival.
Arli., north of Urtthod, N. Msa..
north of Fort Worth aad DtHu,
A
9
Maw apjM9 arM
during the
CAP! CANAVMAL IA») - T V e Air Foreo loeocfced T«., and having dto US. out
In*)
oaklelellalfla
PerwBwTeW
SBIAOHR
f/s^PI™J
A
U
6M§9 fa) BsjajMf^f
m f ww^MlnBj WnWnm •BH^StTft*tl
at Stvunah, Oa,
Art
onH - Aonet
T I 4S flMt Mfaajif^ pajiM^ m a^fWr t f M M v ^ ^ I Final
^ ^ ^ M nkakaas>eV atof t^^** U A M . sn't
9N ftia) wiffej^wa) ^g lilMi^i over AiMoltL M I M ^ Nsvaawk, Uttlt
Hlgbtands and River Pteu
ilaal
pasi
jeeaaejaasarg, n w
psrtklnate. i tddlttoa. art •
^•ff^BBiamau)
^F^^T™1B^BB"#
HMBkAAisl
¥w/ra?WJw
4^eto^BB0%nmw A an^akla^da' aaV
fWvfBjfaj
• • ^PV^^^IvB^ ^Pf
fytwor roporH awaited itwdy of tlejMle front two mlulM ?2
and • aemparlion of d«to with radar readlnft on Itt fllflM,
«kf kle*k mmk
OOtrSNICK--A truck earn-
Injured in Fall
From Boxcar
M
FORT MONMOUTn
Baldrliujer. a . of
ldl
- Our
H f
A aAu^^a^
aaalll
n Bnw^HIVoal W i l l
accident at MM J.
ad Cape The eefrtwia tnd edtocent
d
Yen, across letters New <Mhelhvivs will he utilised hr dtaSmith factory, irhan bt
to o»
the Marshall Islands, nlsvlni th* wnrki
ftwMtti
M*Mm*M*ta >>wiM| • P v k
swwb^P^PHs) |«Vejv 9 •••• H " J l i w i n T I BBVWV
M
T
t
l
N
t
)
AOfVAINfBB
'latldent
llsanhower
touohet
r » i 4 « | (Nrin*#» M. • • • «
I* • •m
and north of Honolulu.
The First AM
e^*iaah
^^**^A
aal 1WA<
n*irPTv p
v i i p n T*w*eaiw
ww
nvw
BBwfiwnwi ww^flawnlM
Bwninwfwnwnl
I T
Hnurs for th* nhlMtlnn will T 'sWi kii^a ii *I'miASBk
TJB^TV^HV n^Bna^HW§ Iv^'PBP/Ba^'BJ
9 §T
The descent will begin ever the he I M t p m duly ind 7 to I - M MtMi. n<4 n « Mitnm hood of Oilmbo, a 440-peund olaphaitt on White Houto met Mr. iaMrtnier'onpptiwntta
^ a ^ k ^ ^ ^ J J - ^ J - g J - f - U - ^ i ^ . - ! Vlbfll a
in
n
a
w
a
w
k
tPacific, end will tea* the space
froundi. llaphant wat taut ts e flit to the *reildent loading t bescer about I p,
^ P H ^ B W ^ ^ M V W W f^WtjaaBBBBBB| sBBBrnweajto/ i w ^ ^ ^ ^ V " | v • W e
I l a v ^^^nlwaF
p. m Nov II
ukui ^AAlsto^BBHi * 4W A ghanntonni^Bfl^flh
BnaMtoautoBB^ na^B^aBBP A aTAlBMsUsdl
acmes San Dltge, Mn
Hoopital lulhortUes
by Hie French Community af Afrlsen Republlet. Dtlmbo
raaaBj uafweB^ear^a^BB aaaj ^p e^vTvajto^lBBBa/ BB^r^Bnwaveaj ^a^ae^BBF ^v
»
IM
T»« , Nrw OrWun,
that Mr. BaMrlngsr
I.I.It XK.I lh« M«t,|,l«|
It
hcedtd
(or
the
Waihin|ten
lee.
J,
Lear
Vrimntor,
to t Isndlsg m On
Hit
temporary psrilytli and a
•oforo o trow wot to wowo.
hinui.
loo esieclete director, li et senior. I Af* Wlrephetel
slble cervical ,spiiie m|ury.
a
B—Tneaday. Pet 13, 1959
HEP BANK REGISTER
ffebrett? Unit Keep to Right
Prepares tor Rule Enforced
Style Show On Parkway
Fall Fashions Go Tailored
A decided improvement in
KEYPORT — Tht
WonaVi Laagoe hurt Mn. H. driving to tha right on tha Gar0. H. Levine, wife of Rabbi Lev- den State Parkway w u reported
today after the first month of a
toe, in an address on Yora Kip.
campaign for strict observance
pur at the last meetlag.
A film, "Aad the Bush Wu Not of its "Keep Right Except to
Consumed" w u shown by the pro- Pass" regulation.
gram co-chairmen, Mn. Ralph Chairman Katharine Elkuit;
Stot and Mn. Jules Selinger, in White of the New Jersey Highconjunction with a talk by Mn. way Authority said the improveSaul Sahner. Torah Fund chair- ment came u Mate police patrolman. Mn. Sahner explained how Uag the parkway issued la) sumthe. Torah fund provides the op-moneses and 241 warning! for
portunity for gifted young men failure to keep right along
and womantoatady at tha Jew- ttraigkt-driviag stretches of tht
km Theotogieal Seminary of road.
Tha Highway Authority, which
America.
Mn. Edward Rothenberg aad operates tht parkway, launched
. htf Social Action coounlttoo diav the campaigntodrive home tht
potters an tht college boad ref- right lane in tha northbound aad
•9f6oou7Dt MciiiMn on tho com*southbound roadways. Tha report
Blttee who gatharad the toforma-on traffic tickets and wamiagt
tht tint month from
ttoa and preparad the posten
war* Mn. Marvin Olrasky. Mn. Aug. M to Sept. » .
Leonard Schlotbcrg, Mn. Loola The parkway h u beta plagued
Marts, Mn. Rothtrberg aad Mn. for some time by driven who
stick to tha left and thus comJtromt Feuer.
pel others to pass them on tha
Mn. Jack Kreuter and Mn.
right or bottle up traffic bemad
Victor Miller aaM orden a n bo- them. The authority said such ilmg taken for candy and gifts.
legal practices not only cbetruct
Mist B. Dorothy Cohen made a traffic but also leadtoaccidents.
plea for contributions to the Then a n 51 "Kttp Right ExUnited Jewish Appeal, aad used cepttoPus" or "Keep Rightat bar tlogaa "Cash Buys Lives.' P u t Left" signs oa the parkway
Plans for a fashion thaw to ba - a n average of one for each with aa
bald ia the aew HolaxM School, sevea miles of the divided euper- with
Monday evening. Nov. It, have hlghway. The left i "
bean completed, it was announ- b a n aioej straight • driving
ced by Mn. Mark Goidmaa and stretchu should be reserved for
Mr& Ackannu. Faakiou wiO b
Y«ht
or emergency
Society Plam
Benefit Event*
til
tatorday.
Loadoa,EagHAZLET aad had Hvtd hart Uyaan.
niting veataraj for tat Rotary]
M M
Swfriaf a n a d
daagMtr.
Mrs.
aad Altar Society of ~
*• ~" D FARMI>^AU>Mn.Mrtte|aiuiU TyadaB of Co* Spriatt
diet's CathoHe Church wtra
" * « • RoWu. 71. died Saaday I. Fit. Harbor;i ai titter., Mn. Oairga
g
cussed at a meeting of me com- M
Pierce
R Bank; a tea. WllPiarca of
of Rad
Un. u^nim
Hosp
mlttee ia the home of Mrs. An- She w u tht widow of William frtd Scholaflaid of Pttbto
P
Baach..
thony Mom, IT Mayfalr Rd.
Haniton
E. Robbiaa. She w u born nearCalif.; a brother. JackH
Mrs. Edward J. Heberatroh. Faramgdale aad w u tha daugh- of Birmingham.
and
g .
chairman of tha fund-railing ter of the late Samuel aad Lantta two
graadehOdnn.
t
dhOd
project, announced tht following Mint Neavet.
Tha ftnanl willfcathis afterSurviving a n
noon at 1 o'clock, from taa Van
Mn. Motaa, Old Manor Mn. Samuel Johnson, Shrews- Hiit and CaOanaa Fitatral
Mrs. Fred J. Kuln, bury, and Mn. Leon A. Firry. HOIBta P t o P I t
Estates;
s ;
Ntwttoad Harmony Park: Mn. Farmtogdale; a ton, Lawranct
WHXHB.aa«H
Ralph M. Cerame. Upper Rari- Robbiu, Farmlngdtle three sisters, Mn. Clarence Pattanea and LAI VEGAS. Ht*-W»Ja B.
toa aad Hidden HlUt; Mn. RobSmith,
«
, of tail piaot, fercatrry
ert Bait and Mn. R. E. Healy, Mn. Joseph Bogart, both of OakGarden Parkway; Mn. Lou Oty, hunt, and Mn. Mabel William- of Uttla tttvar. «ad tataroay.
Chtttaut HU1; Mrs. B. A. Fb>son, Farmtogdale; IS graodchU- He w u tha aaa of A* hut
Patrick and Mn. Walter A. Mar- drtn, and fivt gnaVgraadcbil- ArUnur H. and Chartatto Otga>ur
tin. Foxwaod; Mn. Wlliam
Kant. Mark Mil: Mn. Thtedon gtrvlcet win be bald Thursday tuivliku an. tut) niattn, Mn.
B. Edward Tarry of Hbaraja, and
at 2 p. m. at tht C. H. T.
Mutlni. Sarny RMga; I
Mtoaa,HaaltU aadMn. Sltard Clayton and Sea Funeral Home, Mn. Vkwaat W>atl of Hew y*rk
Man, Mn. Viator Sato, Mn. Atlanta, with Rev. Fay Smith Ory.
~
f Baaatkar, Mn. M. A. of tht Ftrmtagdalt MtthodM
Mn. & L. Rniujgnr,
C T. T t j u and Mm. I. R. Burial will be i t Evergreeo)|
Cemetery, Farmlagdato.
a*
LETTERS FROM
OUR READERS
BLANCHE V. HENSHAW.
NORTH TARRYTOWN. H. Y.-,
V. Htnahaw. this
plaea, died Friday In the home
« Kaddca Park.
NEW MDNMOUTH - Mn. of htr daughter, Mn.
Fair Havaa, R J.
Cordur.
Toledo,
Ohio.
ucaara wew na tat atvatnu
To tht Editor:
•
at the Ladjts'Aid IneMyjaeet- Mrs, Heaahaw w u a former Ia aattdpattoa of aay tjiattlau
Rid
Bank.
N.
J..
raHdoat.
the
aM wajQMaMnr H
tai MiflitT'Uft.
R J., which might arito hi caBnactwa
Charch.
wtta the ptrtgriaaUon
of
anofaaPUd
and
Hved
there
IT
yean.
knadt artUtj tad
and t t h t r - i ^ ^
the Kptr _Wtdniaday.
tht
waa
a
member
of
wtra on tsftay for tbJ " * ?1 of
* Liberty, Rad Bank, might bo helpful to pout not that
ible look is yantdyed brandy wool,
UjHBk* BBaa«aaa» tak Bkak I M U
UWmBKmtW
t OaJBBW
e V M B Y 9a? B*V tBBWtl . _ M . a v - fat
for • thra>pieca anil;
Ld
b tht Pied Piper la not a guidad
•tabar la Newark car tha J ~ ~ 5 )
gaaSat ! •
! . iSewel-green chiffon "demHtoeir"
' that any
b
af tha Baattot Homa
Home of
at
of • " 5 "
RObtft contoet aha night hava wUk aay
j
the Aged, ttdu at tht Baptttt
Fredrick Fries, Mn. Robert Pry- Teaching IWtftion
HotMwaraahowBbyMrs.Watos. VtaDuaaa of FarmJagdalt, N. J. other craft proparry aaehtrtd
dub Auxiliary or,
Panl
of Bjrt,
Mn. Gordon Glenn, Mn. RobCancer dreariaga warn ma
ert Nichols, Mn. Vincent Appk- To Be Diaeuaaed
' DMtirt wta tarvad by Mn.N.Y.;twohnthtn.Ji Mt Long-aay material damaga to otthtr
HoMa Inttallation
A panel ditcuattoB on the £Mrte Acjkar, Mn. Miltoa Smith, atrtat of Bradtntoa, Fla., aad VMtaL It ia matt anbatJo that
provided. Mrs. Oliakty.ii chair- Aa part of the campaign, tht KEYPORT - Installation of of-gtte and Mist Dorti Hentntw.
Ralph Longttittt of Posnt Hats- aaa wtsW only tev«nnd|at other
teaching profusion will be fee- Mn. Irvin Beaver and Mn.
, an "tS flcen w u held by the Yacht
man.
authorityy bat called upon
« t N. J.; t Utter. Mn. Mary fauaU oat of htr way.
APPEARS ON TV
hired at a meeting of the River Cheater Kaadricks.
r ati
t * parkway
p ^kw a y v
Mn. Feuer aatd volnatatn
- ,OubAuxUUr,rat it. annual meet
Waiawrlght of Craaford. N. J.. Soeoadly. tha River Rato wish
t t n artt employees
e pl y opeeratiag
Street School Parent-Teacher Aa- The Moamouth Baptist Atto- U gnndehUdna tad
_ in the club room. Inducted NORTH CENTERVlLLE-MiM Street
tht
example
for
cor•»«
aaadtd for fund
drive
by
tht
ManUclct
to
set
atvaa to natat oat mat u with •ay
d dri b h M U l
h
faU
meeting
will
be
held
daughtereodaUon
tomorrow
night
Five'
wen
Mn.
Albert
Manville,
presLynne C a m Btumberg.
mouth
th County
C t Unit
U i t of
f N.
N J.
J for
f net driving
drii and to assist state
greu-graadchildna.
ia
tht
Rad
Bank
BaptK
Blumteachen
and
five
pupils
win
par<**.
ident;
Mn.
Joseph
Slivertri.
vice
of Mr. and M n . Walter
Retarded Children for the Kay- police in educating other motorThe "Robert C. Naary Faaaral wtyt rttktlavahodfor mo coin
Church.
president; Mn. Ivins Morse, berg, 1( Virginia Ave., made her tkipate.
port-Hadet area. Volunteeriag
is In chargt
of
treasurer,
aad
Mn.
Harry
Rots,
first professional television ap- Anthony Amendola, faculty
from tha league a n Mrs. Irwm
Pbjar It felly toanran bat cut
secretary.
A
gift
w
u
presented
pearance
on
"Rate
the
Record,''
Rubaafekf. Mn. Knuttr. Mn.
member and program chalrmaa, Lt Myrah Serving
what liappsaid the tcktr night
to tht retiring president, Mn.an NTA-TV production. Miss will be the moderator.
Eraut Banoa, Mn. OUatky. Mm.
In Army in Gemuny
to ma Pled Piper waa la a* case
Harry
Rota.
Blumberg
and
her
partner.
Jay
Goldman. Mn. Miller, Mrs. Load
Teachen partieipatlag will be
KEYPORT-Mist Gertrude C.
have
Levy, Mn. Attmark. Mn. RichPlan wan made for a Hal- Cole, New York, introduced a Mn. Grace Wright. Mn. Albert U. S. FORCES. Germany ard SOventoM, Mn. Ackarmaa.
toween party to be held Satur- new dance, the "Hully-gully." Sauer, Daniel Porzkt and William Army Pint Lt John M. Myrah,tartky jatht Waton Edna I
timtatoother craft • na river.
Hottou for tht evenlag ware
day, Oct. 14. The next regular They will appear in Baltimore ComUkey. Pupils participating whou wife, PhyUit, Uvst at 3TS Broadway, when aha had
MaayofneuoaJwrcnftmein.
Mrs. Schloabtrg, Mn. Harry FREEHOLD — Al HOB aayoa MaUag will be Oct. 21.
Washington and Richmond during iwill
i u include Diane White, Robert Branch Ave., Little Silver. N. J, for tht past five yean.
m of tha Rhnr Rata have
Friedman, Mn. Arnold Bora-can
in take soybeans or corn off a Attandtag wart Mn. Forrest the coming week.
Williams. Dave Ilch. Jamu Croa, recently arrived ia Gtrmaay aad Miss Selleek w u bora hen. gta«y rttcued by the lawt at the
fritad aad Mrs. Kaptaa.
field, gat busy right away oa tht Garrison, Mn. Maartlle, Mrs
It a member af tht 2*h Artillery. She w u a retired
and Janice Frost.
tat, ba It IMootor or altbt-rwt
winter cover or grain crop. That's James Ctdoo. Mn. Ron, Mn.
Lt Myrah. a sound-platooe
octa, the h t k
J
U
T
IN
TIME
tht urgent advice of Dr. John L. Baraard
I
Dataaay, Mn. Charles
leadertoBattery A of the artil- Factory, Red Bank. She w u tht pnua
niace without
wlthaut tht
ttm «.
. .
n M >. h
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
place
owner's
kaowlGerwig, extension crops specialist Silcox. Mn. Mont, Mrs. Rob-BLOOMFIELD (AP) - Ninety,
lery, entered tht ArmytoOcto^ even
at Rutgers University.
art Hotrsup, Mn. George Tot- nine — no make ft 100 — mem' NEW SHREWSBURY - The ber, MM.
Ihtwtitreetfr
Every day tost now to
planting tea, Mn. Cart Fraatmaa, Mn. bers of the family helped Mn.Hance Park Civic Association The M-yurold officer is a ISM btf of Ctilvtry McthodUt Chufdi, broku tout, ThU it u It Mould
means that much lew chance of William Mordecai, Mn. C. Leon Josephine Conforti celebrate her will hold a membership drive graduate of Red Bank High Mlu SeOtck U aurvived by atvSiacanly youn,
Junriat a stand that will t « Garrison, Mn. Carttoa Poling, Tlst birthday. During tht cele- meeting tomorrow night at I School aad attended Newark Col- eral couatat m the local ana.
WUtorM.
NEW YORK (AP) - Vaster- through tha water. Incidentally, Mn. Fredtrich S u n , Mn. She brttion Mn. John Da Paul of 19 o'clock In the Swimming River toge of Engineering.
The
funeral
will
ha
held
toraoru / i doting atock pricu follow: the Htattaa fly-fne data is past artri, Mn. Earl Hafcer. Mn. Cov- Highland Ava., gave birthtoMn. School. Charles Hubbard is Hit father, Halve* H. Myrah,
at
I
p.
m.
ia
tha
BOW for an New Jersey, to fen's art CambalL Mrs. William Orm- Conforti't 14th great-graadchidl meeting chairman, and Mn. Bes- Uvu at It Comancht Dr..
fBBBunBa
— of and, Mn. Charles Hands, Mrs. at Presbyteriaa HoapttaL
a^MBHua 111
« w tfelaW
w * a n / frlatlttlgi
|f*x*e*mooanwi
sie Holly is association president. port.
Rev. Dr. Hfflmaa T. WUUamt of
water wheat or rye on that a>
Calvary Mtthadtot Chorch ofRcatlag.
Burial -win ba Tharaday
Miss Brtnda Ltwit
fanaen plaat rye toto
•at to
er, provided tht tarty
It Gu«st Soteitt
ttry.
'
Rattan UarMramy la i
wkttor la mild, but aay planting
OCEAN OROVE - Mini Brtnaicot
tog tht ata af a * ai|k ataagl
after
Oct
U
la
tjattUtault
and
Am Ainm
da
Lewis,
daughter
of
Mr.
aad
MRS.
ALBERT
tUTTEB
far
aarBrk "SBaiaa
H% Mm a~W1 V oWl|
bo dtoDMraged. Coanty
Mn. Fred Lewis, Jr.. of White EUZABETH-Mn. Mary KMT-tortoachontomuaraa.
Am dm
Agent Marrta A. Clark says.
Am CHI
St., Shrewsbury, was guest soMst stensen Sutter. Tl. of IN Atlantic Board
Fay
Tht cropto*woa't be aMa to
at tht "Hymn Slag" service tt Ave., died Sunday at homa after (Frukom Ttwaahto)
iUk JUjT*
stand up agatatt wad aad water
M Utt * Mr
the Methodist Home Sunday.
a long Utoess.
(Freeewotoa nalau It caa gat an early
I n" u£i S
She pretested two ttHctloBi, Her son It John tattor of Hatstart, nor winttcome through to
af tht
0, Saviour" aad "Christ Of Tht tot.
the spring with strength enough
Upper Way." Mn. William Mrs. Sitter waa a MMoag nato make good forage or grata.
Swartaweiler was htr accompanof this cajy and w u a
ForlattpfcMjBti, u e a t least
lit Mn. Elisabeth Gephardt
w u member of Grace
p
twa auhtla of wheat an acn and
•ayIIn charge
h
f
h
tartan Church.
of the program.
BBtoMi pounds of S-lt-lt fertUat
tht
Sttrvivtog
a
n
htr
g
Mitt
Lewia,
a
senior
at
ker. This will help your wheat
a aalary af Ujm tt watoca
Rod
Bank
High
School,
tings
ia
othar
f
btrt
Sutter;
f
n
r
gtt tstabNahtd nuickly and peeretht Westminster Choir of dM Rad Fnak Sutler of Craaford. Edveat wintor kiUag later ia the
Bank Pnabyterian Church.
h of
f
ward and Chartu tnttor. both
tntMr.
Reaetle, tad Albert tatter, Jr.
dinePLATFORM FIRE
of South PtatafMd, a daughter.adaauittoau
Bnokiyn
Relief Engine Co. was called Mn. John Corcoraa af Roulle; tor af
U . Ongoodby Ends
yesterday morning to put out a j ' •lepbrothei. Otto MkkJettn of
Niaaile Officer Court*
fin under the platform
at the !*o«*U«;_a a1attrLMn. 'aek >r» Kuaatk VanWIckto w u kind
p
1 rimialii at a tatory of SUN.
K M - - it" FORT BLIIS, Tax. - Army lad
St. freight yard, Rad gan of RoaaUe; II grandcMldru Thru BaUdu wtra raidoptPMI * l
and five grut-graadchUdrta.
U. Laurence R. Osgoodby. J4,
an wu n t
o ay tat aaara oavanat neaj
* tuti
-•,
Tha funeral wM be held i
MMaim ton: of Mr. aad Mn. Robert T.
morrow at M a. m.toOony a trips, Mhaai tMatatma ant faUN Oeeta Avt.. tea
MIKk IM
at
Bright. N. J., completed tht MGony Mortuary, hen.
missile officer basic count
MRS. THOMAI DtJVWO
Oct. It at the Air Defeat* School
MATAWAN-Mn. iaahw M.
DtvltjOt
IT, o f I f WajaJgBBBjflMJana Taaa, WSHam K '
U. Otgoodby is t Ittt gradaatt
A n , dtod u t t u r / HfearbamMn. Mary B. r
of Ramton High School aad a RIICHSTAO'TOPrllMr. aad Mrs. Wilttam Huttlag, mfsaxwaJaX
HM graduate of I t Pottr't Cat*
wM* wBl ba
M ^
M
» Wast Grand Ava., Eatcatowa. Mn. Devtoe w u kerntoItaly,
CONWIMN
daughter of the Into ARBBO aai
Aathoay Nanailt Buhadstvad PORT DOC - P i t
here 4$ yean.
Brawa, S . at Part
of St. Jot- who w u kajantf Oct 1 n the
She w u a
tpht catholic Chunk. Ktypart. craahafa
Amy photo
tad Ha Raaary ajclaa;. aai af
ia New
Our Lady at Mt
h Mftout
ByCABLBCLL
by havton dktir wark aanrtciatod hen.
to Fart DM Anay Hotto Man ioMM mt offices."
Survtvtet a n fear
PHODnX, A I H . J A P ) - Naw
Ckwtoa
Hill,
a
aawaaUy
n
raaaaaa
EAWJABB*
|
A
A
*
A
M
V
.
AaaaL
yea u a abap tar arlgtoal aalataaMt II Wfhtotavand
Aathtay aai Pnak Dtvtoa, a t
•KMBwr m tTWOflBBit OjB>
aftiuptoea. aai Mktetl Oaviat
Or, wltkaat awvsat nan yi
by which petals of Kaypoft, A 4iMHtMofi M l i tPRWO LAjM -Hm MatAAjv ca#ir vaM eas tosh aa she
losepi ABMM af
Al
at 'AmirlMa ertHto *
to art aad Han by famlkarlia-Fa).; thru aitton. a l avtot la HUM' aajtt Tlnwiit/ at the
ii
Italy, mt II MuliaHrM.
.. . _ . It
at baytog.
tin T»l »'i
Billy Punon. tht lackey who Day Faatnl HttM. ICiyfart. Bprnt Lake Oatf aai Caaatry
UN. n .
Ck* at t i l l a. a . M
to la ckargt af
aa^ttM uly mnaah
ntoaey) at aa art caUaetor and
Baptist Soefaty
To Hold Bazar
ram wumuam
Early Winter
Cover Urged
Stock
Market
Pupil
11
filsr »«?-«**
^AftB
m**J
I k
%A>^A>a
AL
•
AA»T
8ft
Color Slides Sell Original Paintings
aaAeAaMtaMn)
B M T ta^a^alAa#xtAAi J
-
J* ft
utUilBt, arid ArtiststoPer
a? a T.SS
LOCAL SECURITIES
MBMBB
gMh*A|mama|Bt4
U T M tILVER •tansii H
faftltl^atAti
Mat
_ nay at awwa la aaijr
aai pBary at a aane.
BBBBt
tjmmn
,_
.
.
ItmnMf
CUVTMJ
a^HkrUFatMV
tlBBjavvlrvvPp
99
^'i
^ ^
•akert M. Cka*ja, MB af Pa-
nMrnBgrnnj BBBI #W
Itaj Bat art N bant
m I N J U K a a ^ U a ^ a A * - * _«<
m} mnrvv
maimxejmnxmnvmBeBj mmj
- Amtrlta't Arttosi to
C a a n a r e l t l arhetaatotoi
Pnak Matt Mys. "Ift the tint
M naawwtor• aaa*U:4tobe
t e n aaywhtn at aay time.
^*A*aAaMtj
aVdaaMai
•MBBBT PWBl
a«Ma\
Jea^A
aaeiM
AHAH
JWW HHn WIN BnlDW
TRIMTDN (AP) . UN Hair
«w trttot to reach tht " '
Oa Lata
WHd M l Or1(|ajtl WMW,
. Tht tuaeral w u htM thU njan> bat granted pantos to U ar,
". lag at Mt. Olivet Ctmttoy. Bar- eatn. jachijtog Wjjjjan Whttter,
w u then andtr the twiuslH
Fraadtco,
at the Bay CWysHI
FraaciMo, one tf
S
J4jjH BMMMW! ttWMMMI F i l l 3d,
I.
leading gitttriu, u y i ArtMt laural rtaat
_
Particular aramliu to tnanart
aait
•
IELLINO BY SLIDES Painter Mark Coomer rests Ms
me ertfliMil of hit palntlag. The Moccula Maker." At Mi right * • artltt "iwlh fmanctotly mt BOT. BAYBNPB) BVTVIA
Ncltiy
wtth
tht
dignity
\
t
m
NAVI
t
A
mtm
tTAFPTOMaT
It a color sIMt pm)eetlen of the tame painting. Ph»tograpale
ilidM a n btiag usedtoull arlginal Balnttoga,tothe camrtrt
MATAWAN - rMBMPIrt Disaf
Bin ffBrte-. owner af a gal-1t.m.to« .
af au't Uviag room.
A J J ^ A — ^ ^ A J «>^ __A^A A^A_Aw JfAmaugu
to • gallery.
(try fauaded to CWcaga
J y nkk
el
..rv»txtjMMa<ej enjBBmBBBxanv-awt rmw P. Phmn, h u aaataaud tr
www m •••, •
e > wmwmn • • • «
^^AIA*^AA^AHAAI»
BA^taapsT tjBaBxt
MAe
cttslty of a pra|eclor.
I alike.
WM}
^Pf^M^BMMjtg
graadfathtr In ItMI aad
p VwaWW BwlBI t w
t a i raunw
reeeatty Air Pant tnt. Ra|awai lUtyta. ^^MBBnMjnMjnMMMMjt
A
tolkctlon
of
31
to
N
slides
'I
am
fxclled
about
this
new
may be
movedtoSootiautt,
Aril.; uyi,
uya », af Mrtherry J4;:_wht wu Tataaty, Oat, |? at I a, n, m
e, Arii.,'
tvoa • flat may or orderedforon» dn'ler, opportunity lo show my work In • iivw ni**mi<*ni will MCfOvM IHIM Hwfiljr' ajMfVjajaj wpjaa] ItwMr, Ptyaai htme, Bavtat Dr.
Oa a
wtlt-flnjartMai at tht tildestocover handling and milling s* ill regions of Amerlri," M the
« I active M t n t t af tht Amtrl. Mr ha w u arivtog ran aft tat
tti iradiuonal painter • senographer tan nuMIr la art."
imaiinaly l i k e arlglaalPMIM. Member artists
Newwr't. N Y . and
paintings and may be taltrgtd make money Irom the sale nIMark
About IM selected _
, crashed Into a tret
fRKKNOLD - There will I
tor even more detailed study, lortu nala, mil (mm lh« allile tnl [ "Alth>nitth I am miw repreaiml
p
are marketing their worka Rev. Richard A, Kwtag will ao meeting Tlwnujr of the ri
The colorlni In the projectionsilntuna, whlih mual hr rrlurnnl nl hv wimi> llnr irnlnnal fl»ll»r Ihrnugh Artiita In Partmlar Di ifficiait a*tfwmass, Byrial willDtftaae aad DtoaeUr Com
is true. iMail la sharp.
| lh« uprrallnn nl Artiala n Car ,1m. I hrlirv* Ihla plan wilt not rector Dnn UnhfrU Mllmilei betoMl, Olivet t •mtttry. uadti OigamiMwa of MOMMWUI Cot.
MldM alt>i r a y b* aluiliri) InuUr n «|i|il*uilril hy ailialt.iimly m l irin lall'Hra In ihrlr Ih* nuinlwi will renh *M wllli lh* dlrMtMM ul lli* fimoim run ty. Joespli (' trwin. coordlnilm
Arttoti In Parttoakw affin cat-
w*-> AftsWI
OHtJMfilaTO m ~mm
u
l™ r ."I**
H
V
•
Hauea VWM
Haydn lad,
Leffd.Ce.. .
MQRf lOllCn Pnll
.
4 i
•I M
N J Ntt Uaa
_ I I oalrt, ( M l « I awrmt m»k
(it i
dlvta>r<! («i«) 1 p*i<rnt tt/Hk div VM
Ihimiih a vmwrr wlthtiut Ih* flr cullnlcm
anil |:nll, iv
in>nn> nlma, Inil *kn nmiv linn aillali
III
A
AA
A A ^
A
A
A
•
f
'
A1A
A
m A
•ml Iliime, Alknlu
1 1 1 Illlllllllk
4
a
Oavftf
Forest
Replanting
Problem
9
'There Job Impresses
VAMMGRW
WORLD TODAY
P r o * took about a m * of y a w
•
visit," . I won't to Ml you hew i
kfetucfcy, muwMMQ yaw atver«
w
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
Jab of Btttcttti the PmMaat, Agriculture Depsrtmont tayt 41
HwfUMOf guarding against
adUan aeret of commercial tortB bystanders wttt apadal out.
forth* catena tad
eet land should be replanted In
•aa^aaa kaa fnr chits with
ant fa
ten Jobs.
the next II to I t yean.
wbJcfc la epteMy apot tht peraon If you every cam* to a y a i m But it oppose* an iramedl
b e t be tosUag, He knows only eeeortiag the Prestos*, you
in federal expeodiuire*
ttat IN ataM look h i man* night tee s boy wtth a U s smile tor the purpoee. it t t y i the atttot
bay wearing a big mile.
oa his face chssritg with tht should
ribute
The Ssent Itrvica ehlsf« toThat boy will be me. I
tenet ia me boy was aroused by win be cheering lor you,ttamea The views of tbs department
rested la a letter from
that letter which Baughnu re- who protect tha Pnaidont aa wall
Undersecretary True 0 . Moi
T » any art ha raiding Chit Btochmta wiota the yoaafttar to chairman D Cooky (D-NC)
of the Houae Agriculture Comatt*** ttaa» asaWk * M a * w isi *
* a note of
ajfVY BH Waw WwWsj H 1 WOJK
tbatlamatutt
gei
y wantow y liMjuaaid
gteia bay
1MB flMTO
1M
fl
J
Job
b 4J
JtM
«l b a n )aat Haaat
Glims DeMaio
Delayed Library
RARTTAN TOWNSHIP-RspubUcan Township Committee candidate Arthur J. Robertson last
alght rapped tncombsnt Committeaman Anthony DeMaio tor what
her termed "too Uttle-too late
government."
He cited playground
aad tbt planned psbttc library.
Mr. Robertson aaM:
"In October af bat year,
's Comainslstt will auks
otttanselves yet if they don't watch
out
Aad a? the Soviet Marxists turn
into okWssMoaed Tories. NOdta
S. KhruabcbsVs gambling will
have played a large part to th
traneformttioa.
From nadtag ma Soviet pter
lately, oaa gate the idea Khrushchev really leaned aonethtog
bis tour of the United
Indications t n that he
didn't Uke what b t teened.
to all a a n
Thaletttr
aatba
ticaaiihl
hie teacher
Wf WUUAM U RYAN
Might
idbysevaad rea-
• iniairi af the ttn aoarjmaand Yeatt Guidance Coaatfl ttat
the towatMp to aawtattaaroltor tree
i of scquirmg grouad to ba
aside tor tht dtvatopmeat of
Mont aaM ttat a b o u t « ot the
i tad ptaygrouad ftcOtttoa.'
« million acres
was confident that some ot
aatattoa a n owned by the state,
the playgrounds would be ready
total government tad private to- HOW I f f R O W — E d w f a O, Lamarton, beraafh *raaieror, wawainrrattt TO offi- tor ate by tha summer of JlaV OVMC nawtpapars. wnan avwtag to
tensts. Of the acnaga ta na- cial* of tabwy Towfithlp fhe u u of builMit maahlaot in Rao1 leak 1 * Munielaal
"Thto to oaa of many Instances likely coBctattoB to that me Items
NBW V O W <AP) tional forests, i»
which
I
believe
support
tta
lalldinf. Loft to right ara John Main, mayor; weorfo AHait, aaalltor; John W.
a n part ot a daUbantt drrva to
Loce. tta playwright who abaaltor
charge ot l o o Uttle-tootote*gov-put pressure on tha Soviet buCorvair aad fee Corvette sperts during the asM 11 to U yam.
Refers, anal Mrt. Julia Marajan, traaturar. Tha tawnahip it cantiahrins; nWarnhtng ernment.
reaucrscy-to build a f i n u«d*r
car a n toendad ia tta ftat
Its hwiaau tyttam.
"Can Mr. DeMaio show us oas
a f d a with "Chert"
HcsbowugbyCbonototdM
daalan. "The department to curnatjy
^l^askaa
ttell snaf *
park or playground, complete aad
Tha lattar, a play with U char- Local dealer it a i d e Chevrolet nvtowtag tbtte-fedenl tonttry
oupawaaa 1011 vt a
ta operation? What areas under
Co., HI Maple Ave.. Red
acton aadatae
a CommoMtt
a»nupaj,i
ptogrtma far araaS fonet owner,
eoaslderstlon tat
t that time have Itttor
consideration
Jrom to
a worker
who atM
ha was
car aarin nave abipa. Thto nviaw may have a
last alght ea tta sags ot tt
from
worktr
who iaJd bo <
aetuaUy been acquired by the M
upawith
Soutallutadslrltoifs
1
Monaco Tbsatsr aa the season'
bearing on the department 1 futowublp aschisivt
township,
sxebjsivt of the
thecr
anxious^ ^ g
(conttottsd)
to theton views at to tta proper rotas
first pnductton ot tta Playtroverstal Been St. property?
come down to earth aad produce
have beta no caUs tor, polka
The tatortonen * tha state, local tad federal
wrighta* Conpaay,
"Thto inaction on tha part of
visit Uveras to put down any Joseph C. Sand. 227 River Rd.. MIr.r DeMaio not only demoni aad private owners
Several yean ago Mtoa Laos, . .
Tha
It
hat become associated with the
sort of diaorden.
art
tkSswtB
treatstrate!
hii lack of sincerity, but pssvadby
known alto for ttat minor epic « • «
It aald
Red Bank office of Spear, Leeds
"On
this
score.
I
would
Uke
to
hat
seriously
hindered
the
develNEW
YORK
CITY
William
owaertMpfto trees. In the mean"Oeattonaa Prefer mnadii," — * •
lao lottor wrUort
and Kellogg, members of tht
time, n a department boUevct F. Barks, jr., h i t been named know Just bow my opponent feels New York Stock Exchange aad opment of a worthwhile program
bcilUantty ttpptdtato tta works The
wMh Mat tor
distribution-service
manager
of
-whether
ha
Is
tor
2
s.m.
clotfor
tbt
children
of
Raritaa
Townoeear ta frontal aad rear that the states should assume
af Froadi avvaMat Colottt lor
west an to
American Stock Exchange.
Neptune
Meter
Company's
U-iags,
1
e
r
a
.
closings
or
If
he
ship.
much
greater
financial
resoonsf"OljpV'To play ttat nto of aa
faatosameaf B O B as taamg
Mr. land was graduated from
would
)ust
u
leave
let
the
tavqsid
Meter
Mvhlon.
according
"Another
worthwhile
program,
intdbW
nxntm
awftasBBBBBBxl
nxassixntW atsmxn'ntVi
Aa ovaMaped grille spans the bIWy tor tree ptaattag a a BOBerns stay open all night. He might Syracuse University ta U K , wtth tor which tha amount of il.tOO
widely spaced
afkmgaaoPariasa^touadMinhoodand
a
bachelor
ot
science
degree,
and
•at!'
"
was appropriated in February,
Ksp. Harold T. Johnson (D- John J. Carroll, vice president teU the people about that
Hepburn. The ptowbosto have nria baa
at tta
New York
INI, also under tbs administra- This example is one of many
At to tha RepuNlcsn
CaliUoaa of tta cponton of <*
aadfjri
tion of Mr.DoMaJo, hat likewise such popping up since Khrushdacy ot Arthur 0 . Axelten for
tha retoiattttioa naohititQ, said
tola BO dtvolopuKst during t t e chev returned from America. He,
mayor, I alto would like to know,
be did not agree with the departTbis ttane Min Una has
past eight moans.
and he might tell the public, how
meoft recommandstton that t o
himself, added stsam to the cematruag two abort novels of Coltttothat be who successfully ran
"I am referring to the pro-pahn. la" Vladivostok, ha cheerincreased federal authoritatloa
ette into "Chart" aad found tor
tar re-election to the wed paid
pond Raritea Township library, fully ehlded tha bunauento for
tbt title role Horn Bach*
pott of assessor la 1*51, at a
tor which a g n a t number of booksrushsag goods to the stores m
"It i s essential that .we do
who at X to a tort ot Tony Persalary of tl.M* a yetr. and as
have been donated. Volunteer time for his visit. He •
fcias-Jimmy Data ot German The boat compartment traaa- everything possible to step up
aa agent teOt tht borough N
workers have beta available, but
'ssnslble approaeh" to
mtssjsn tuaael bat ban rtgai- our reforestation programs at
per cent of its insurance, be det o library baa b a n put ta operof supplying the conUafoftaatteiy, the "Chert" vm- ficuatiy redacts ta width aad Ibis time, aad not wait for furthcided to make this race. He
ation. Enthusiastic efforts oa thesumer public.
tare tort hasty to repeat the height to benefit rocmtant. T*e er reviews aad ttudiei," Johnson
knows that if elected he would
part of a local civic organization, For aaaa time, a key phrase
tan.
f n a u has ben ntatorctd aad
"Ugl"
have to give up the assessor post
together with adequate funk tor In Khrushchev"! program « t s
Ydfexala?
nxamf^nnnxtc
a^nxaxaxftal
klst new
rubber • tateiated body Ha added that he will ask for
and stop selling this htturance.
tts completion, suggest mat this been "material self-Interest". Its
Congrnitootl
hearinu
on
the
mounts give a ojuteter rids.
Ubrsry could have been put Into obvious appeal to the acqulatttva
tambltag black curtt aad an
Now as to this group of misresohrtioo as soon u Congress
opention esrty ta the year.
efetta to btrtig bis chest, does ta addition to tta aew economy
statements by the «K*l!«d prospirit sounds odd f o r a regime
reconvenes In January.
"I sincerely hope the children professing to be "building comact seen at thia poiat equal to ta the Turbo-Fin VI, lbs power
gressive association. Assertion is
' Rariua Township have not
tabenatia packages iadwje a an and tta
1 have no program.
the
May I call attention to tht North
other VI chetoaa. ffo Improve
a deprived of busy
Beech ssa well built in I M with
library services tor tta greater
The ptey coootrat 31 or t o over-all economy and engine percontributions of t3M.N0 tram the
part of a year ta ordertorMr.
a ta tbs normal driving
yaua ia tta nfflaa ariUau of that
state, t m . t M tram the county
DeMaio to blow a political fata low-lift cantaatt with
Fariiiaaaoctoy
aad only mm
from the
t e n of his 'trrmnplithmnt' Just
pay awtp lovers, ntoe chfldiaa ndnetd valve overlap, aad n - HAZLET - HaUewata dance
borough. Your mayor I
prior to election time.
calibrstod carburetor a n fea•ad eye
a
y the real ot a a world
tta naaan taR ttnt i
worked k a g aad arduously
i h a cakvladaa,
k l d
d k aye. tured oa tta aew economy Tar- tag of the executive committee
B M w nvOaxt nBftwnassmsr^HHW 10
with
ttrdoak
tbs effort to gat tab) through.
of the Been Street School ParFrederick Potass - Cheri Tkbmoftha
~
New flies a n nmo
eat-Tcecber Atasctattaa netd ta
• s w tontoe b e d aatpat
la order to
af Flaaace on Well t t .
Tread Mfe has I
tacnaaaa U tta school.
Pottwry tuch thiagt at mtter(Conttantd)
Far tha past » yean, ht was
Tao. claacOa. aaojtoofojd b¥ * • aba world's largest manufactaf- Batch
islnaMntoreet aad insullatant
district supervisee ot TUo Roof. the Witttag Beard ta Ra two-bayiag a n uitoaded to b a tema change to. . .
looBroojB noukort* win DO for
year period of writing the taatog
er af Uquld m e t t n wHh factory Moamouth
lagCoatMBjr.
w tyojaoQC aaa aawrai nioiiar< awantt tad eighth g n d e n . On. tad branch facilities ta tbs United
porary, M stimulants to labor
Driftwood aad Edge«ster-»eaca- - S N b a a b s s a a e f l w t m t t t L t a a s ordtaaaca, aad had beta njeetad
The higher eaergy-absorbtag II, from I to 11 p. m. Ninth States aad Canada, aad agencies
at not satisfactory long-nags productivity. But ia tha backes,
two
of
our
imponaat
aaw
Cbjb aad Boy Scouts, aad was
ground is aa unmistakable note
.
of k m between tisad material ttaa tnmkm ton g n d e n will be admitted by in-in South and Central America, butwesaes possible.
Judo instructor In World War II.
p
However, Mr. Carting and ot Impatience.
tbt pair sod their -m"—ha ttat inpact an bamps, rtdacsd tin Httttoa only.
Europe sad Asia.
"Mr.
"M
B
i
h
He
is
a
member
of
tha
WedgeBishop night bo
board members did go along with Khrushchev has seen a numa « to sn latuntoaauata barrier a n ) M l M tunt and surer trae- Books w e n inspected and dia- Mr. Burke, in his new capacity,
to remember that the wood Society ot New York aad
ber of non-Communist countries,
ta lift together. The ataattaa pa- * » •
responsible for tbt plan- Nwth BVach wall. Just this year.holds tht office of vice president council's recommendation that 12
famittes par bulkting ta a garden and he has Just seen tbs Unites
me Been gtnat slag, aupsrvtoiag and co«rdtaa- v u reconstructed aad improved
He
is
a
past
president
of
the
ReSchool.
apartment ba permitted instead Slates. Ha would be unlikely to
ting of all phases of product M m Bifth hm
publican Cub of Red Baa)
of the eight reoommeoded by the confess it pubUcly, but t h a n to
Tht parxtog brake aaw carrtat a Mrs. Chsrie! Whmftejd. pretl- distribution to the
Ahoy, giving aa additional two Mr. Sands n s i d n at 22T River
board ta Its original draft. Popu- a good chance he was annoyed
aoat* aaaoyacod tho praajran lot
ttat ta height, all properly ce- Rd., Red Bank.
by the envious aaptriority of the
lation dsnsitytatha
the Oet H membership meeting
mented, directly In front,of his
la tta I N I i wlU
MHa ttaalty. waa hat btaa Color
nance to recommended at H fa-Amoricas coaatinof ocoaoaojr, By
Include a flba aad a speaker A graduate ot Rutgen Untver- own Ocean Ave. boon. Aad, Incar baa
contrast, the Russian backyard
mdin par a c n .
tram Rutgen University oa thestty. Mr. Burba hat bad exten- stead of lotting Sea Bright slowtt
II
wife Acton'
skill tor
would fail to measure uptol o Board)
cottage bond issue. Members ot sive sales aad service e«perieoce. ly stak "tato Its own sand." we
raf bar
by Mr.CarUag that the ordiaaace vtot cbjfana ot aattoaal grntaiai.
the West Keansborg and Middle He Joined the United States Rob- have Just reconstructed one ocssn
Body types offered tochidt:
up for council vole requires apRoad School PTAs and the Haxlet ber Compsay la i m . whan be jam; aorth of frsdewiads. briag- TRENTON (AP) - Five
•ttrpwtaUaat. Moat ot tha avaaSchool PTO wfll bt invited.
served u tstlsunt tt the maaa- iaa ia some m UM< W * MIII ufacturert of Stw polio vaccine proval by tha majority ot tha
Pleat for CM first h a d railing gar of the saiat^ndBCttoa, o > capton a t o n taad with this Jetty go on trial la Federal Court b a n aauaeil m full: tad' aot tht maarrested stage ceavtrtftle. Bri-Air Two aad
affair w e n enaouoccd by Mrs.anaaattoa departnaat. Ht was by u t l a i n_ It
it further
hither into
mmthe
ihitoday on charges of price fixing. lorlty of than present. If njaetod
There It Uttle i
four-door
~
Natalie, ways t a d
s t n m a n by building The firms w e n indicted under by the council, the PUaatag
tor ah) aad apart
TwoBoard will have to draft a aaw
chairmsa. A cesmotie sad tger, firm narkat sales aad
Jetties at dangerous the Sherman Antitrust Act in
May, INI. They
aad a bBlr styUng
. _ show will be present.
of tha Detroit polaja at
. . Cantor St. aad
Mtmty
s month later.
Qa Rayee Variance
la tha
ad at the Shon Patot Iaa Tues- dtotrict of the canpaay. la a n tht North
thsPahmiag
he established i
of S U M * at which the The firms a n Eli Lilly * Co.
of IndUnspolis: Allied Laborator- Board voted to reeommaadtotht
was made by Vke dnti
ies ot Ksasas City, Mo., through Zoatog Board e» Adjustment that
7,- • ^ Jdwaia uofxssa at paay.
. .
its subsidiary Pitman-Moon; a varttace be dsaiad tor a protta workshop he attended recent
American
Home Products of Newposed subdivision of a tot at Rt.
A veteran of World War It,
ryta Shrewsbury.
York through l u wUldlary, » ana Wyckofl Rd. Rtyco, maa- aranarty^xwadOBa. Par D M take
Mr. Burke Btfyea ta tta
Charita Wtrttlsy, wbate i
w a j i H M Mattffied the
Oirpssadwattepantadwl
waa Hstad aa n , today made nto
f aaM wao no aooocMtkM Wyeth Uboratories; Merck a afaomnr of auto teat coven, re- of world peace, into aaaati be
rank of captain. Ma to married, i
_
Co. of Rahway through Hi March, ajnttid a variance to bnfld an
stwMWBBoa • swa anaa
aad wtth hto wMt aad tttot chad- poWtr,
Sharp and Dohme Dlvialot. aad outlet then aa property adjeiatog
atlttalMM
res.
m
a
i
n
rat
home
ta
Fair
tht
Ptrke, Davis a Co. of Detroit, not oa
l O t o
V.
nktoalbtaca.lt
should
be
W A R K (AP) - '
Htvea.
to
tecattd
Accardto
rtok
tta
galas
torthe
Q
ttat from tts tint ft has Mich.
in Ha to a peat member af tta
The govenment charged the lag to the board, both tots waabj a mtoty
ba
than
ooeb Ian
I
h tht
h minimum
ii
mxal tomaJi ^ I ^ L A J
and ncacompatt-acn tor
ik Community Chamber _ . _ ,
r•Hs j a
i ^
sswaasn
away
waa
mawi*
m
titmrntw
a^t
BM
raatM^
B
so, won fstowa,
M ^ - . ^ . . . . t , . • • ^mjwmr i a i BOB. unsun r.Commerce, aad a member ofttaa n
U«t levels' suppressing price aad ttenfon subataadard. Tbt
tag peopto toad to ba <
Can. present.
ptoat at filed tor the variance
competition.
Kavesiak "fttt
" aaab • ¥
Bva, tram a t t t n to leas «lnt
The governor said:
U. S. District Court
as noB-coatormmg- nay nave aequrnd.
lataniMr
It to fltttat ttat we ate Caarni County Board at Rnstan. •^^^^^^^^ awnBBBna> pnans wffaavaVRviFaT'« Philip Farman will hear tht
bat Day at aa i
toceleLewis Bernstein, special IKlgattoa arovtli at
receiving tht mkwMt
WJ» i n v i i a a B ) Him awaaaww/w«nj
J[*
» • • atjy aad naive
IraatJ Uaiw Flraa
Am
lat Otnralr waigka UMbnto
.
tta
af the
" "
Beard af Adjust«>«P.tnat Sea Mgnta mayor chief of the Antitrust Division of at * > Zoning
Ike lattice DtpsrUteat wid try
mesttagt, aad acnadutod le»arta Earmtap Vf
d Haa can. tight wataht J biva came aaa at tha gnat
the salt tor tha govemmeat aad
atoa o f tta itaaloaUoai EAST PATUUON (AF) roaaajao aaa tao ojMafol Mrta of
former New York Oov.
atadtogtorvariaaetatorttaOct.Oread union Oa.
' '
E. Dewey will head a tuff af II
Board i
Bd
I J.I
trite to i
w*m sa swsy senctan i
Italyalso J u t c t a t t
laat'ltarancati
MM I N par cant af tttwetafcttf a i
to aH parti ot mowoi
hato
to to*
toks baa
tosttorbit
oral Wtatera
*Cherf Mikes Chevrolet
New York Bbw Often 19
Modeb In '60
Name Burke Farrell
Manager of
Meter Firm
Joins Stock
Firm Here
Plan Halloween
Dance in Hazlet
Planners
wtUMM r. auan, n ,
... . .
......
jjy^
Vwehw PriccFtx
Trial Staru Today
76th Court
Appearance
DJV
VSaasaa astnawamwa f M
wan oajnaa n
tartkatarly to America when*»».
ittUasahataadtoballda greater!
_ __
B^osxanf dhl etxaAmfam xaxaxa^xan^Bxaxaxaxaxal
aTevrswaj a™J BWaPoW aaavBH^aasTBvaPjy
VxaL
vaxV*
aatta aaaidtora
Vkatsata
' *
!abavatta»ictsys.lr
of tta
fgjrea aaa dM netttog hTSr-
anttta|
'entered a * n e t to*.
2 " court flat orSMbB^tWtfMetvtoaael
A atntV of » Hitrfhsag Mam They predicted a t * t a j j a 1 W >
M » nn«i toOawedtte can- « 7 • • Naa u maw aaMttaai
i h) raaaU> a
amdfeMt
t a H O a a O M lamtt HmfV
H B 4 ^aMHki
they had
^^^W*
. »
»1 S_ _ * . J
*_ • £ > •
A bTaWa^BWBBBBl
toPaltad.
It waa in tecond ttma a V. I,bached eaaJMate tor tta CjpNf ^ J L T ^ " " *
a tnata ta
HB
tntmt <LmKlv
jhs^B^O(amoaiaBaalssl
•axatal
J P f im
m BPM
aj|BBjaf xa^Bft
BJBJI dAka
QBf
. AM u
Auxiliary
ba tnated nHkeby ordtoatet li
thenw«btaiaadtottto.
tMhjfjtto ba*na by variaata.H
rar
M a t t o r ate moattt a
woofa SMIJNJtf MOB
I l l / n a year earitor.
• nntoa
er 47 cents a
amj
njaj
a yoaf aarttor*
F. ftoat,
aaM
tta
ataf-Ctritag ttM
a
prom,
after
Unit of afca*t>
flcan will as bald toatfM In- Ya
will have to
Ml,m tn V cencj a than njto>
Catttyi las\J* ^Ijarttas Uns), dlvMaattyat
an g n i i a m to tta Bura by Mg tram into af Oraad U M
taatliastE
liln.WiltorBaMwh^Mri.Oav.
*>atrt,bliyarprtca
•»<trt CiaiabaM and Mn. Uwd
ad ea Ae
at the tost
Ralgwre U> Umk
Cayaxitotwa-yoaHaiaM aa tta
e< by
Marw,
RARITAN TOWKSWP — A
llHtatton taaaolt They wen at>
tiKoPBta l a l u m p *
AugusU
Mrs
snw or omcert wta enortoa a)
raw MUWWKK (AP)-Rat. a meeuag of tht — ' " f n j i
Tht AM*mMy voted O-ll laat N i r r U N l - A aew laataiih proooai wOfo mtw. ujBoa waaa* pan UatmoMy wW uke part ta
mlUseefBiiaiBrithtatta
night to o>batii charges of Chinttrdlac mirstag tduaatlaa to MNte. M n . Bsajamw WetM, a pntram to .tend ttudsnte to tf Mn, Aaron Walton, If .
ts« Communlit rrprH*inn In Tlalmned tor the anneal seminar MN. Oeorge Rtonr, Mn, Kant- Bunas to study tatenaltoml atmouth Dr., North Ctatorvtlto.
h hut Mi m rtslf tn Mart
Itor»ur«#t spamwrfday
UV
Hetrt
p y U
VH
etrtlite UndtflMM, Mn, Arthur Me- fain. The program, conductor' by otflcen will bt ttottoi at tta
A
l
t
l
l
D
I
I
I
II
Ptrlaad.
Mn.
Richard
We,
Mn,
the Canegle Cerpartlloa, wlil first
p
of th* prepiMsl. lr». Aiwltllon Dec I Irom I: I I t.
mestttj
Robert latt, Mn, John DaWams,
thrve
Isad sml Malaya, hnp* tn focus m to 4 p m In fare sudHOfMim.
world sltfnlMM on the situation Kllkla Hmptui
Mn. Aaat rkH»/, M n , LaRoy gtaatag next y n r Each of
ia TiUt and push through s mild- HntpMal. public health. MUOMI Ichaach tad Mrs Wlltltai Johast. coltogn wlU a n d three twdeaU chapter win at
\y wmd*d rraoktUon whkti, with 'snd <*h*r nurwt may stteiid i t
each"* carry ow Indtpandtat n- attttmaitwg!
nut rnmikming Red Chins, would no chars*
Aluminum
at
t railed
a d "Hlvtr
Hlvtr anrch tad wrMlng la Europe.
Mn O
Bleak gnat
il lor r#«p»<l lor human A cast hlHory of a child, an i from ctoy" whoa It first came
U * i t * £ uhiag
righti m th* (ummuatst«c«upi*d arm* rhwmsiic fsver patisM. rate ornamental a n la the court
to C l
Cl
Irrillury,
are Prlaceton. ColgsH, Columbtt Chspter. w i t t gvwt at tht
will b* prrttntHt.
of
III
and Swtrihmars.
ing
,
ana. Mr,
Officer Slnia
For B u i Brilk
e Show Approach
o Cardiac Nunina
A ITIONff) M M H Y ratamWama katwtan tha ad-Haw Carvtlr ana! Chtvrelet't aan•antlMtl lino of aauanftr eart far IfaO It ovlwaat la thli wtwu\ pnt\» view. At
110 ln«hat, hawavar, tha Carvtlr It mar* than twa ana* ana-half (aet ihortor. while
Ht I M I n t h whaalbato tamptrei with l i t an the Imaela Start Sedan with which It
apptan.
t
j
ag HrittMrtorT.Jwt
4 - l W t y . <fct « . tm
ftlB BANK REGISTER
E. C rKcn, Mrt. Harty Ha
mood. Mrs. WUUam Claiodoa.
Mrs. WUUam Thompson, Mrs.
Herman Trauti, Mrs. Marvin
Heiser, Mrs. C. H. Curtis. Mrs.
H. J. Holmquest and Miss Margaret Sickles.
Town-send Forgets England; Pledges Fight
Is Belgian Heiress Next? On Hivy. Deaths
has named Mrs. Stanley Herbert,
at chairman of tht event. The
affair ii sponsored by all the
women's orgaaizatiena of the
HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Louis
church. Tickets are on sale.
BRASSCHAAT. Belgium. (AP) "Any decision would have to
Collichkr. Democratic Assembly
_
Circle members also voted to
Peter Towntend says he it be mads by the Vatican, but
COLTS NECK - The Helping
cao r
hurch •*"
4 and aproni this winter
going to marry a Belgian heir-appears that technically.,in tth. candidate, told a
Circle of the Reformed church
ess whose Roman Catholic rea> eyes of the Catholic Church Town-. Rally at the Rodino Hail that he
wiH serve the annual turkey din to raise funds for the church.
gioo frowni on divorce.
tend It still a married man andwould fight to prevent death on
•er and nipper on Election Day
Refreshments were served by
The handteme 44-yaar-eld Bri- thus a t Catholic wedding could the highways.
in the church aocial hall.
Mrs. Gerow and the
If elected to the legislature, he
tish air ace, whose romance with be contemplated."
Plant for this were discussed hostess, Mrs. Lewis Snyder.
Princess Margaret foundered oa A dtcMaa oa the matter would promised to preu for legislation
when the circle met laat week at Others present were Mrs. Alhit divorce, concede! he facet a have to be taken in Rome by a to create a five-state reciprocity
the hone of Mr*. Warren Gerow, fred Buck, Mrs. Charles Flock,
religious problem again.
'
Vatican -canto law court, the pact between New York, ConMrs. Gsrrett Buck, Mrs. R. 0.
Dorbrook Farm, Scobeyville.
priest said. The Vatican court in necttait, Pennsylvania. Rhode ItKEYPORT-St. Joseph's Cotsv TOWUMBO
Mrt. Charles Ellis, president, Heulitt, Mrs. John Sherman. Mrs.
cil, KnifbU of Columbus, .. la
, his fiancee. »yeer-old Marie- the past hat ruled a marriage to land aad New Jersey, that would
host at fourth degree installation Luc* Jamagne. yesterday aad be dissolved but the procedure cause these states to recognise
it long aad expensive "and Mich motor vehicle violations incurred
ceremonies for the Bishop Me- aanouoced:
la any of the five stttet.
Faul Assembly, Loaf Branch, "I am not sure when exactly dedstoas a n rare.
the Magr. KhwUte Assembly. we wiB get married, but I bop* Another priest said yesterday He said he would seek an Inter
It win be witMa the next three tte_<*aitb might not consider state meeting
Freehold, aad St. Joseph's
g between the five
wedtHag vi
valid. states ffor the
h creation
i off recipi
aembty.
vaMydear
Townsend w u asked wbetherpat could conveivtbry
the rocity legislation
talliaf officers were W he planned
ned to marry tht dark- way hr a church marriage. The Mr. ColUcMo also M d the
liam O. StUhreU. worthy matter,
haired daughter of a wealthy Priest said U bit ogeajaa it w u group that incumbent Republican
d Hew Jersey district;
tobacco executive la aaafter/ the CtttaHc Ch
Church attemMymea nave failed to anbert Gavia. New Brunswic.*.
w«M ^coaalair
"coaalder valid a wed
wadding £ *
rsllgiout ceremony.
secretary
and
George
Walsh,
1 1
itPJ*"'
T * ' clocks
f ? "***'•
"»'<*—knowing
rfertMd wtthtn the Catho- ^
charget
xii . 1 . . •leiua.
bjr BUott
of London jrour
and
Perth Amboy, hit marshal!.
Democrats nave directed at them
MI aakm and Lonflne-WUtntuor:
Sir knights installed
cats a question.'
• m m ; eeoneti, acrolla. aplee and whatIn the past two weeks.
mlrrors; and orltutal Levl frames on
Charles
Dietrich,
navigator; Townsend It an Anglican and
Hack
In told Mode* prteet, too!
relaxed la snorts The entire Monmouth County
Stephen Kalieta, captain; Frank was married in tht Church of
met newsmen Democratic ticket addressed the
Letwenske, pilot: Michael Nappi, England. The wife he divorced In clothes.
admiral; Frank Cordasco, comp- 1952 is still living and has re In the Gerdea of the estate of his large Democratic turnout
fiancee's parents in this fashionI trailer; Fred Rapolla. inner sen- married.
M D BANK, NEW JCRSTT • 8H 1-40N
tinel, and John Shannon, outer A Belgian priest said today it able suburb of Antwerp.
sentinel.
w u unlikely Townsend could Marie-Luce, who toured the
world with Townsend as Ms sec
marry in the Roman Catholic
reury • photographer after his
church.
ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Lobroken romance with
a cal candidates were gueata at a
Cemmtat by
Margaret, proudly
meeting
"ditch the Women's Demcan't see how a Catholic sizable d i a m o n d engagement
cratlc Club *wld Thursday with
priest could perform such a mar- ring.
riage
because the Catholic Like Margaret, the it vtvaci- the Men't Democratic Club In the
Church still considers Townsend's out. She i t known to her friends American Legion Hall.
MDIANK
JO M0A0 ST.
Protestant wedding valid, even aa "Mosquito." She is an expert Candidates present were
,
horsewoman and likes dancing—Robert McTague, naming
running for
though it w_u performed
In
other faith." the priest Mid. "The both activities that drew Town- Mayor, aad John J. Byrne and
Catholic religion does not allow tend and the British Princess to- Louit Augustine, council caadidissolution of a marriage except gether when he w u at Bucking- date*.
very exceptional drcum-ham Palace.
After the coffee-hour, a delegaTownsend. who went into exile tion from both chins attended a
stances.
after the breakup of hit romance Democratic rally In Keansburg.
y
with Msrgaret In 1155. indicated ^
&
R o b e r t B MvMt
m
that he is forgetting England for speaker.
Md.
At the meeting of the women's
"I am almost a Belgian," he
group this week, Mn. John R
tid. "I have been living t o long
Keilt. president, named Mrs.
in the country."
Evelyn Blake, Mrt. Thonvu Me
Princess
Margaret,
new
a
,
has
that it the answer fo what
often been depicted in the British Cabe aad Mrt. Nora Loftut to the
committee. M n .
press u Mill holding a torch for nominating
to wear with that party
Charles Mangold w u appointed
Townttnd.
O. Can eaaesr W teased *> as* Bat sat did not show it yester- chairman of the club's Chrittmu
dress and alio doubles • •
y
miff
h announcemeat off pwty.
day when the
A. Many resders Keep asking thai
The club will hold its second
an afternean jacket.
hit
engagement
the Belgian
g g _ _ _ to
g _ . annual fall dance Saturday. Oct.
question. Continued irritation or
__
_
t w u announced.
d Th
repeated tissue injury may lead beauty
The printo cancer but it is doubtful
fcTTc^wd of W * . » . ? » Sought Room of COBwhether a single injury caa waiting to get her reaction u ner'e Hotel. Highlands.
White man-made fur of
Breast cancer may be an excep- she arrived for church services Mn. Keilt urged members to
tion. (In a study of 920 women la Scotland, where the it stay attend the annual candidates' tea
luxurious Orion and Dynel
with breast cancer, 120 remem- ing with bar sister. Queen Eliza which the Women's Democratic
bered some slight injury before
lined with red leulevard
Club of Monmouth County will
trouble developed.) In most other beth II, at Balmoral Castle.
hold Oct. 31 in The Fountain
a of supposedly single-injury
valve*. Double braastad,
Motel dining room ia Long
MT, the growth is usually
Colt'a
Neck
Branch.
noticed shortly after the injury.
notehad collar, two slash
Recent studies sugeest thtt quite
Mr. u d Mrt. John Duym of
a
long
time
elapses
between
the
Jensen
Beach,
Fit.,
are
house
p a c k e t s and tapered,
KNOCK BEFORE ENTERING
very first start of the cancerous guests of Mr. and M n . John A
process and the development of
MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP>-The
sleeves — wondroutly (letDuym
of
Rt.
M.
outward signs of trouble. If this
Miss'ka'thy'Riley his surtedj;"?" W l M DIckDavidson of Shelproves true, a cancerous growth
tering. Sises 10 to lo,
* •'» * * • •»'" « " W«
might smolder along for months nurse't training at the Ann May!"»11 ' • « m
before it would baccate aatke- Schnel of Nursing st Fitkin Hos-I* °* * doghouse first.
and the prica is only I I . M
able. Internal cancers salght take pital, Neptune. She la tht daught- Davieaaa, M, was treated at a
even longer to develop enough er of Mr. and Mrs. John Riley hospital here for bite wounds in
to cause rccomitabls sjgns. It off Rt.
R 34 and
d wss graduated the forearm. He told attendants
teems reasonably safe to say
that, in general, an injury today from Freehold Regional High that he stuck his arm into his
dog's house and was bitten-by
isn't followed by cancer tomor- School In June.
The Consistory of the Reformed a visiting raccoon.
row or next week.
We a n atts ataasd tad gtead to Church met last night in the
sttotae
church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, Sr. of Vandenburg have
been visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig
Niehaus and family of Centreville. Md.
The Helping Circle of the Reformed Church will serve the
annual turkey dinner tad supper
CAUSH Mt74
on Election Day la the church
Election Day
Dinner Set
4th Degree
Ceremony
For KofC
7UMTKOASS
PROTEC
FOR WINTER!
YOUR HOME
STORM WINDOWS
SflVt) MOfMy by CamMf
ALUMINUM
Demo Clubs
Hear Candidates
J. YANKO
the FASHION
JACKET
* 3 CHANNB
• TILT ACTrOi
UAK N O W
•UmiMOOP
1 Mirror
SINGLE-INJURY
CANCER
St.
MASONITE
MR NNITIONER
COVER
GRAIN
FOLDING DOOR
and ROOM
. . PERMANENT MAGNETIC
LATCH is standard oa tht
"WOODfoM." N o t e air-foil
handles.
MATCMlTrCK
VtneMan
Binds
Curtains
Window
Shades
ATLANTIC GLASS CO
"GiMt aad Mirrors ia Every Mt* Yaa Caa Break
Career White Street
aad Maple Aveaao
**. af ism Ave.
Hssk«ayn<«)
Tat. fHrfiilsli 7*MM > Tal. MIHMI M2M
Open Alt D*y Saturday
PURITRON*
In your own
10 DAYS FREE
PHARMACY
FrMay 'HI 9 p.m.
e Designed for quick and easy
installation
e Keeps out cold winter draftsprotects air conditioner against
dust, dirt and corrosion
a One-piece construction of sturdy waterproof duck, mildew
resistant
* Nylon thread, rustproof groin•nets and heavy duty cord
* Far regelar or due Hae
Ample Free Parking
Mow-Try Famous Patented
SHREWSBURY
SHOP WI0NIS0AY TIL 9 p.m.
Yat, Aftsjatfc
Mt rain uiacr KUEFI
j
PANELS gi
and out" teulptarttf
sculptured effect.
Slack space IIs very small
with ao "spring-back."
Doors tre Installed quickly,
easily la minulet aad may
even be thortaatd. AU necessary hardware to taapilrt,
iii.fl
ITatT
COmNTaKS
4M4
PORTABLE PURITRON*
. n.n
10UVBI ACCORDION
Mtea
Bamboo Drapti
89-
, I9.H
. lltl
aVtalial
lAtaaaal
^aj ageajsw aa^tgaaBtj
fttal
w tvW
•«L' • P ' W f W P -
Clmlalat ttatawt tapalr of
" I ' l S l P ^ l l T 5 * ! " 9 • * rrtta alrl AaTttwefkitBi M
47" w M t 4V
tin
71iM
TliM
lit
I.tf
44f
W B M . . f.tT
a •UOOIT TP.RW • **tt
M UV
VFPRI V
, DAILY aad SAT, I A. M M I P. M
I m » . and rm • «. M. w i p.
M
Reel ftaah
STORM DOOR
md WINDOWS
WINtOWf
COwtniTHY
INSTAUID
Irlpt* Track TIM)
TflRMI THRU a i CRIDIT P U N
l««wY H HtMtJ —
18 fl «
lM« Mt Dt
4I
"
I
LEWMIL'S
H*l BOVLt
(HnsferTO
Meets Faculty
ft* ef bb aoaV be car
ainly shared the guilt.
NEW YORK (AP)—"I think I speak for all my
All this was far behind him or. x>lleagues when I say we don't want to be armed," RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Membat Ivory
>ec. 2 when they drove old John
stM was a m a t o l ,,
• week, w e n returned, triad and irown to his execution, seated Mid Constable Norman Niblo of the City of London. bers of the faculty were introluced at a meeting of the Hailet Mrs. ClaaduUI
— — - saaj
- - , - pesos
- _ ^ »are
_ Devte pott • SR) flns far drtvhanged Ilk* th« other prisoners n hia coffin In a horsfrdnwa
Constable Nlblo also feels, despite a postwar Jchool Parent-Teacher OrtinUa- Being saadefera cabs a w Nov. Ing his car en the noways at
NOW, m aSfOH* BJIOWBl OBgan art. Thousands of troops ware
t
in
i St.
St John's
Jh' M
Methodist
h d I. A book fair win bo baa* Nov. in airport
to faabloa Mother type of attack leployed around Harpers Perry growth of violence, the British public doesn't want tton
2 and J at Keyport High SchooL
— something; which tome con- to prevent any last-minute atits copstocarry guns as a daily duty. Church.
Philip Gulser, teacher in A spaghetti supper also is plantanporary Southerners had fore- tempt to free him. At an open
"If we do, every petty little crook charge, Introduced Mrs. Margue- ned.
aaaa when they waned against field near Charles' Town, Brown
will start carrying a gun. People will rite Becker, Mrs Theresa We!«h, A film, "Home Decorating."
making a martyr of the old abo- mounted the scaffold.
Mrs. Florence Robinson, Mrs. w u shown through the courtesy
be hurt," he said.
TeHsM
Mary Longo, Miss Florence Flan- of the Bell Telephone
In the crowded courtroom at He shook the hands of author!Constable Niblo, a 6-foot-2, heavy- agan, Miu Mary Haberle, Mrs. A committee w u appointed to
Charles Town. Brown bore him- tlea near him, said a calm goodbodied man (weight 18 stone or 252 Dorothea Kilgore, Mrs. Anita study the possibility of changing
self with dignity aad skill as the ay and, after a white need waa
Mayer anj Mrs. Joyce Reynolds. the general meeting night Mempounds) has never used a gun in nearly R. Thomas Jannarone, superin- bers
state'a prosecutors presented a •lipped over his head, stepped
are Mrs. Josephine Crodlof murder aad treason wto the trapdoor.
• y JOHN LUNDQUHT
a quarter century as a British police- tendent of schoola, discussed the la, Mrs. Norman NeUson, Mrs.
Virginia.
Was
Brown
The
sheriff
asked
Brown
If
be
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va.
value of parental understanding Gerald McCaskoy aad Roy Portman.
with a
<AP) - H W bbana Harper. deranged, as maay claimed? He wanted to give a
of children.
BOYLE
berg.
himself
rebuffed
atbtts
to
enter
dropped
No,
said
The
big,
good-natured,
48-year-old
r a n y raid was aaarty M koun
Mrs. Edward Michalskl, newly "Back to School" will be the
Brown,
"jaot
don't
keep
me
welta
plea
of
kuaafty.
Through
much
officer is here on a goodwill visit to the Unltad States. appointed president, announced theme of the neat general mooteld. John
aad bis
too, too*'
osteal
fate IneMe thotr of me trial be lay. grim and sischool library u the main proj- ing. Refreshments w a n served
w trap door was sprung. His fact and form a n familiartothousands of tourists ect for 1WM0. Mrs Michalski
lent, on bb) sMehar. for Ms
by the executive committee.
wifo
have
visited
his
beat,
the
ancient,
mile-square
wounds
stm
bothered
him.
After
'a
few
moments
of
sUence,
« HM II a m who had marchintroduced the following officers
times
he
protested
a
point.
Col.
J.
T.
L.
center of London, financial heart of the British Com- and committee chairmen for this
ed ea the federal anaaal in
FIREMEN TO RESCUE
Harpers Perry Ike night of Sun- On Nov. 2 Judge Richard 'So perish all such anemias of monwealth.
year:
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Two-P
Parker
sentenced
him
to
be
/irgjaUt
All
enemies
of
the
Ualay, Oet M, 1IN, oaly Browa
Mrs. Theodore Longo, vice year-old Rosemary Offutt wig-j
"The traffic here is fantastic," said Niblo, after president,
IT WtoTRST.
aad four others remained «a- hanged one month later. By this 'on! All such foes of the human
appointed in place of
death,
Brown
himself
said,
be
race!"
a sight of Times Square. The mid-London area he andMrs. Frank Karlovich, whose re- gled her thumb and the fire de-l
wounded at dawa Tuesday. The
R I B - * N K
partment came to her rescue. She!
could
be
of
greater
service
to
John
Brown
had
perished,
but
saw
dramatic blow against slavery
some 700 other fellow officers patrol has fantastic signation was due to reassign- had caught the digit In a tin can. I
had brought ao slave laturrec* •• aaiislavery causa than by his t was not the endment of her child to another
Next week-end there wiU be traffic problems of its own. Its residential population school; Mrs, James Harkins,
life.
„
- oar/ entrap.ad by Brown's heroic and an elaborately planned centennial at night is about 5,000—its workday population rises secretary; and Mrs. Vincent Ca-||
meet or death for Brown aad
touching letters of peaceful rseig- observance of John Brown's raid
vallaro, treasurer.
Us man.
at Harpers Ferry. Sponsors are to 750,000.
At the tint light, Coi. Robert
A student of the historical lore of his city and Also Pat Ciaaciulli, ways and
oast to friends and family, sym- careful not to call it a "celethe israss
E. Lao.
pathytothe North swelled. Pro. bration." While Brown struck a his craft. Constable Niblo brought with him a number means; Mrs. Joseph Bufano,
out to capture lbs raiders, east
membership; Mrs. David Kil-||
ttl
th# Btuth'i dltguit blow to free the slaves, he also
U . J. E. B. Stuart to the heavy p
helped kindle fires of animosity of souvenirs of police work in London a century ago, gour, program; Mrs. Arnold;
Intensified.
of the
that time has not completely It was in this period that the police, nicknamed "Char- Pepe. hospitality; Mrs. Wallace ]
ABIsteQootsr
fire enema bouse to
ourShapiro, publicity and represent-1
The last days pssssd quickly dimmed.
lies" during the reign of Charles II, cametobe known atlve to the Council of PTAs; ;|
In
the
Civil
Wsr
that
came
18
for
the
condemned
man.
He
was
Brown declined, unless be aad
as "peelers" or "bobbies," after Sir Robert Peel, pio- Mrs. Paul Purinton, sunshine;
Ma band were permitted to re- ready, ha declared. His life had months later, - Harpers Ferry
Mrs. Walter Sherin, home room
FRANK F. ILAISDELl,
RICHARD W . SEUFFMT,
neer of modern police systems.
changed
hands
several
times
bean
varied,
full
and
IrequenUy
traat with meir hostages.
mothers; and Mrs. Paul Duszik
violent
He
had
uprooted
his
during
campaigns
along
the
Mayor
Business Administrator
The
policeman
of
that
time
wore
a
high
top
hat
Stuart, who remembered the
and Mrs. Edward Emerian, offiShenaadoah Valley and its armbearded. flercMyad Brow. M t a « U y t o s aad agate u he went
and
looked
more
like
a
society
figure
than
most
cops
cial
hostesses.
from trass Is trade, place to ory w u burned to the ground.
• » M S "who had S>OB ua s o '
"
aMch Iwelta" la n o aatfatamy Ptoea - tannar. shopbsrd. farm- It w u taken from Virginia whan do today. He had no whistletoblow. Instead, he carreel West Virginia w u formed.
ried a large wooden ratchet, which he whirredtosumfights la
hi Kansas,
Kansas wouldn't hoar «<
speculator and wool merat i
N.t A doses
docea Marines astag
using .
mon aid. (It made an infernal din.) He also carried his
Long ago the Baltimore and
stodge h t m n o n and a heavy chant
own gas light anchored to his belt.
ladder as a battering ram storm- Hia hatred of slavery, grown Ohio Railroad filled in the stretch
Oddly, the truncheon of that day is longer and
ed the stronghold. Two Marinas to consuming passion toward the of land near where the old
ware wounded, one fatally, and end of hia life, dated from early armory buildings stood to raise more slender, but less formidable, than the compact
the modern station above flood
thetr comrades bayoneted two of youth. But not until ISIS had he
level.
club Constable Niblo carries in his daily duty, but says
Brown's mantodeath.
actively fought against the instiThe Department of Interior is he has never had to use on a man in 24 years.
tution.
A
Bible-reading,
BibleA three-piece ensemble,
The storming party's leader.
restoring 2t buildings and digL t Israel Green, aimed a sword quoting patriarch, Brown took up
A
mild-speaking
man,
he
has
a
quiet
pride
in
his
ging up some of the arsenal remrost at Brown, but the weapon, what he considered the sword of
with elegant covered up look,
mains as part of Harpers Ferry ability to handle ordinary police problems with the
more for parade purposes than rightoousneas after following his
national monument program. authority of his voice and hands. By this he means the
sens
to
Kansas.
There
be
led
a
lor flghUag, beat on B n w a >
Maay of'the old shops and houses
designed by Ton! Owen.
bolt bacUe. Green then beat company of raiders In wild
•till stand on Shenandoah Street, usual thing . . . trouble at a bar, a minor disturbance
aha a» the ground with the sword skirmishing against proslavery
of
the
peace.
forces moving in from Missouri. reminders of e haunting, grim
kilt
Long-sleeved cardigan classic,
past. The engine house "fort'
"Here and there are two or three toughs who have
There, too, be acquired the
The Raid i s Over
of John Brown has been moved
V
blackest
mark
against
his
name
The raid w u over. Of Brown's
S h^er g^d" «rnow , 1|to be slung out," he said cheerfuliy. "I prefer to use
a translation of Chanel's
22 followers, II were killed, sev. in the killing of five innocent museum and souvenir shop, A I these"—he held up large hands—"rather than this"—
men
at
Osawatomie
in
May
ISM
on escaped, and five were taken
feetS highland pointed at his truncheon.
worldly young charm, 14.91.
. Two fugitives, captured during one of hi. forsy. Thei ™ £
J ^ eight
^ B C
Obligingly, over the years. Constable Niblo has
In Southern Pennsylvania within chief offense w u living in pro- In the souvenir shops you'll
Victory in Failure
MOTHER
MSWENTS OF MBMWOWN TW*.
FALL
CLEAN-UP WEEK
October 11.17 Inc.
Opon your
Cluck-Loon Account now—
usoit
fttsaBat^fcmat
ftJlaaV^alai1
WNWI
you najw if|
tKaiVaV^BaVdmal
BlOtt
pay nothing untfl you do!
«»
- •t m t f U f l M
- ^ - ^
t l f l l A f flasmn. Mriaaaaa.
•••anrfal wTrrBHS f * * WVJawTf I f l W I
•fHB^hl
•^^aaBakak
R ^ » £
1
OlBBVBBBBBBh
A
Ja^m^BBtdtml
aBBBal
eA^BgnOJ
WaUlU
f * * WVJbWf I f n t r l
a%BB%SB^B^m1^a^BBaBBBBl
O J M yooj «MV9 iwio MOvwy f o r IMMOJS yojv PJOJVON
Yea can b*
If yon can pay
thisssoaddy:
this much:
lie
1240
120
1410
$10
$720
140
IM
$•40
$1,200
$71
$1,100
1100
$2,400
that may bo worn lucked
in or out, 7 . H .
Matchmg fJyJmed skirt
is reed * Q i # . 9 t .
A U
Tg— nBuaai^si OAMS^BJ
Sna^aiaiAO^
A B in p u r * www |swaejT,
black, whrre {ad*,
The report, second of a series
being released by the House that he now lives In Orrtanna, Ukrainian population. He said
committee on un-American te- Pa.
persecutions were begun against
Uvittes contains testimony tsken! M y k o U U b e d i N e w V o r k > ^ the Ukrainian insurgent
_ army to
sept. », i s and 11 prior to the „ , , , h e h i d betn , m e r o b e r of depress resistance to the regim?
arrival of Soviet Premier Nikita' the u k r I i n i i n underground move- Lebed testified, "I know Hut
S. Khrushchev Sept. 15 for his m e n t | t M , i f i e d u , , , i B m there are political concentration
ll. S. tour.
Khrushchev and his subordinates camps operating now in the SoThe committee referred to the started mass deportations of the viet Union."
closed-door sessions with the witas consultations.
Nlchoioas Prycbodko, an enfrom Toronto, Canada,
be lived ia the Ukraine
earing the lf*M> famine. The
Ukraine Is one of the Soviet
Off
IM
MtsMRIM
OMCUtOTI Of
Stalin's genocide of the Ukrainian population "
Petro Pavtovych, former editor of a newspaper la the Ukrainian community of Vtsaitaa. told
of me ISO discovery there of
» mass graves of S.4M todies
-vtcHma of a tST-M purge
whoa Khmobchiv w u first seerotary at the Central Commlttaa
of the Communist Party m the
Ukraine.
Pavtovych said. -The purges
and mats murders w o n by party sfder wMea he (Khrsabduv)
maLfioM n^Rti
^P"#l^rv
VflwV f^M
T^V ta^M
wMI
with chic envelope rwcttno,
Ex-Ukrainians
fell of Purges
Prychedhe said most of the
tod crop w u ee>
i orders from Moscow
of resistance to me
Ukraine to the Communists. Ho
sold that at that time Khrush-'
chev was in the Ukraine u "one
anew aaankt law ei
Underneath, a blouse,
answered questions for thousands of American tourists. He enjoys telling them where Capt. John Smith
is buried, William Penn was born, and how to look up
the firm that sold theteadumped during the Boston
Tea Party. (It's still in business.)
Among the constable's rewards for keeping the
peace is a boot allowance of three or four shillings—
42 to 56 cents—a week. He also has available without
cost to him the services of a chiropodist, although he
has never had any major foot troubles himself.
"Violence is growing a bit in the Metropolitan area,
WASHINGTON (AP/ - Testi- including attacks on police," he said regretfully when
mony of nine witnesses on
purges, terrorism and man-made questioned. "Most of the increase is among young
lamina in the Ukraine during the people."
ISles and l M t e h u been released
One answer In London, as he sees it, is a prom n
titled "The Crimea of Khrush- gramtonduce preventable crime. A program in which
chev."
he says the British public co-operates well.
find Harpers Ferry banners, little cannon made in Japan and
flimsy swords for junior, Confederate flags, Confederate caps
and pictures of Gea. Robert £ .
Lee. But no memorials to the
famed abolitionist
Brown
buried at North Elba, N. Y.
The former editor said his real
Is
Barltyeern rw«*cJ hacking coat
with full alpaca lining and collar.
Tailorad lika a fine sports jacket
yet warm enough fer coldest days
Mia 34»tnch long Hacker can ba
worn over a suit coat.
Slant pockets, plaatad vant in back
•ra practical as wall at smart
dotailt.
Levat tones of olive or gray,
$41.00 and you can charge it;
R II
•l—a\
ATLANTIC
CITY
m t f SMf WNMf iroa HY • ) • •
taM »aosdi aW Mrdm, H M
mi sNltiM sssi far
aff^maaM
maW fdJaV^aWljgi S^h^gJ
leasHot o f a * U rsor ttsf s
rirn
aaMaSaawaaAaat ^ ^
•^tOTmfmmana; majsj,
eat mtsristsd la a chssklaaa aeoswi.
without
AdaVeii
*•••••••••••••••••••••••*••••,
M^A -IA # - » J m-lmgfrnw aamj fjnnmi fmrnajf
lfi
MM
taMiKw riM-M 11 «
111 StMl Mlto
VllltM* PlM
'****BB*«B««aw4
pay '/] Nevambar, '/i Oacambar,
*/i January. No itrvica charga.
JIM BISHOP:
tUd titutk Kqhter
urn, ut
Stole rilsnwny ti.
N. J.
a CM*
It J.
Reporter
ctar
The big boats m o w across the dead cabs s*a
tlowiy, like fat old ladles under tiny parasols, They
trail a lacy train and a nan racks gsatly In the round
HE A
I . BOGAN, IdMor
M. HAIOLD KELLY,
crow's nest The skipper on the bridge watches the
SPBXBIMPCR
W. HABKY nNNNOTON,
little plane in the sky, and listens to the loudspeaker.
After a while, the plane pilot speakr
tt dM ANSdatod Pratt
"A patch of red three points off
ta MUM oeiulnijt M u» HM me ntuMiuiia d iB Ik* hml m
• m u m u *«u u a i r a m (uauetu.
your starboard, skipper. A big patch.
•I Clreulatten
Four hundred yards ahead and three
MIUA Bun lUfltwr «Miia»i ma luuclti nifonUMUUM Csr urpofnrhie*! w*ra IB *nn\n
to* win ntrtrt. «tthoo« ebut*. thu urt « ta t d n i t u m m la «blch tkt tnaftaaatel attar
points to the right"
A4tl*
«UI M » M notirr U» B u i m i M tmaudliMlj •« u r « m wkMt Bar eMar
The fat boat moves, So do some
n m r t W M i (BT miiawati «t i
i la toitm Inai to taum,
of the others, loafing oa the tadspread
OH m i SU.MS
of the see. They obey the gnattathe
sky. Whan they reach the arse, the
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, Utt
skipper gets into a smalt boat, the mat*
gets into another. They start the engines and, as they
leave the mother ship, a net unrolls, from the two boats.
Too Fast; Too Reckless
The skipper and the mate hare done this many
times. They circle the area from opposite dtracdeaa,
Tragedy struck on Rfc 1 Friday. is time for more strict enforcement
meeting on the far side. As the net is hauled aboard
SMOOTH T V
Nine Trenton State College girls and of speed laws to prevent deaths from
the mother ship by winches, the fish flat* foam. These
PERSONALITY
a professor lost their lives when a truck accidents. The enforcement
ihaden. Nobody wants than. FIsbcTOKA can
tank truck smashed into the rear ol applies to autos, too.
them mossbunkers.
The menhaden are the ugly cousins of the herring.
Also needed is a more rigid test
• stopped bus. Two of the girls were
Prom
June until October, they swim in giant schools
for truck drivers. Because the trucks
from the Red Bank area.
between
Maine and the Carollnas, and across parts of
Subsequent investigation by po- they handle require more driving
the Gulf Coast From the air the schools wok red.
lice and other agencies has revealed skill, the operators should be reCAN HE
Menhaden have big heads and no teeth. There is no
that the truck's brakes were 50 per quired to pass different tests.
TALK UP TO
fight In them and no food either.
cent defective, and that the driver In Red Bank, trucks use the RivKHRUSHCHEV
Still, the industry is big and becoming bigger. The
had a record of a number of traffic erside Ave. portion of R t 35 for a
purse seiners net 200,000 tons of these fish every sum*
mer. This is 40 per cent of all the fish landed around
speedway. Passenger car driven
violations in three states.
the United States. The Indians used to bury a menWhat can be done to halt this also are guilty of using the road for
haden
In every second row of corn. So did the pila race track.
senseless loss of life?
grims. They got Digger corn. Menhaden were great
As a general rule, truckers are
These huge tank and trailer
as fertilizer.
By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY
trucks require a special type of driv courteous and careful. It is when
Today there are aix major companies In the snenOn October 21, the 80th annlveraary of the deIng skill. Because of the weight in- they are rushing to meet a timetable
haden industry.' A good boat brings in 75 tons of fish
WASHINGTON-Some fellows
volved, tons and tons of it, it is im- that they relax their vigilance a lit- velopment of the first successful incandescent light are construction-watchers, or a day. The 18 men on each boat are paid according
bulb will take place. It is. (or this generation, a slight sidewalk superintendents. Some to the amount of fish. No fish, no pay. Lots of fish,
possible to stop these vehicles quick- tle and speed.
fellows are birdwatchers, staring big pay.
matter. We have everything—electric lights of ail
It
is
when
this
happens
that
tragly
always through their glasses for
The boats dock at a fish plant There, the menAnd yet, New Jersey's speed laws ic accidents occur. A safer speed sizes, shapes, dimensions and colors; we have motion the sight of the long-billed whathaden
ride up on »• conveyor. They are ground up, put
pictures and television and late
are the same for trucks as they are limit, strictly enforced, would prethrough
c akers which blow live steam on them, and
and
we
even
take
our
own
motion
pic
^
„
.
_
_
,
umKmna
w>
for passenger cars. Other states have vent a recurrence of the R t 1 accithe oil is drained off by centrifugal force. The solids
tuns.
But
when
Thomas
Edison
set
to
^
^
say
rato.
But.
to
one
fellower speed limits for trucks. New dent
food supplement! for poultry and pigs,
work, none of these things existed in low. both leave anmethlngtobe
One
Jersey should set the speed limit for
water, which Is laden with vitamins, is also used
all the world.
t After All pwtty nucB uvi
'
trucks below that for cars. There
Edison w u a backward child, soa^Kher. And ooegood. bag took t o grow b l u e r chickens,
The menhaden aretheugly cousins of the herring,
backward that he was taken out of at n single purple-spotted pheneIs something a little frightening about The melancholy days have come,
~*
ant is, for him. quite enough la western Europe, where it is used to make margarine.
the
saddest
of
the
year,
school.
This
is
a
startling
fact
because
the sight of a huge gas tank truck
the way of pheasant-peering.
it is too often assumed that backward For this one fellow, the fellow It is hydrogenated end is tasteless and odorless. Now
looming up behind a driver at 50 or Of wailing winds, and naked woods,
SOKOLSKY
children are retarded children. Some- who writes this column, Is a pro- it appears u though we have been selling something
and meadows brown and sear.
60 miles an hour. One small mistake
Here, surely, we need.
times
they
are
really the brightest in the class and la istonai-watchcr.
—Bryant
a view endlessly arresting and
could bring tragic death.
A white-haired young chemist named John Hols*
For the
are bored by stupid classmates and teachers. Thomas
In hilly sections, it becomes a
Edison's mother taught him herself. Nevertheless, at proper stedy d the prat to^tbeton h u great faith in menhaden oil. He is a technoloproper study of
Ufa gist In the Department of Interior. He works in the
constant race with trucks. On the
If they want peace, nations the age of 11, he had his own chemical laboratory and in
i all
n Ha
H fterms is
upgrade, most automobiles can pass
Bureau of Fisheries and exhaustive testa indicate that
should avoid the pin-pricks that pre- had already read such a book as Gibbon'a "Decline and tuny, aad considerably
the old mossbunker may be one of the answers to hardFall of the Roman Empire" and had mastered a "Die- sraeetmUy, amons tfca pies,
a lumbering truck. Then comes the
cede cannon-shots.—Napoleon.
are a bead
ening of the arteries. The discovery is so new that
tionary
of
Science."
At
12,
he
was
a
candy
butcher
downgrade, and these big trucks pick
Mr.
on
a
railroad
and
bad
a
chemical
laboratory
in
the
No~matter
be
"
—
• Holston is reluctant to discuss It
up speed and roar put the same cars
For years, the government and the menhaden Inbaggage car and a printing press on which he ran off fjfidsof
that passed them earlier.
Grammar is the logic of speech
or politics or whatnot-they are dustry have felt that there is great therapeutic value
copies of "The Weekly Herald."
the world's true kinfolk and comToo often trucks stick to a time- even as logic is the grammar of reain this fish oil. Chemically, the important Ingredient
Mass education is not designed to educate the briltable rather than the speed limit. It son.—Trench.
is
polyunsaturated fatty acid. It sounds like something
And
recent
days
have
brought
liant mind. It is designed to provide a general average
baton the eyes a rich
of children with sufficient knowledge and training to ef the pro la acttoa. la tfce to be taken while pinching the nostrils, but It isn't
One of the offending agents In hardening of the
aad the peapto of four get by. The genius can be lost in this kind of schooling World .series any
tan we bavt today were thea
tar in the future.
arteries, and In heart disease, are placques. These are
and
unless
he
has
supplementary
training
and
guidBat the significant poiattow rtka'eleMto
Bad several
like patches on a tube, except that they are on the
awareness of the oMbaj pttWh.lhar-Whera
I
Win it now Go*ance, his brilliant Intellect can lead him into all sorts oTae
w
inside of the artery. They narrow the hole in the
our determinatioo to M M bar. ir—aataa>T It Hm a tot of of M t h l . even
Than
was,
tor
Matriers against them-bi time.
—•—"•— — i — . ~ - ~ _ i ~ m I " " " ' B V T O
artery, leaving l e u room for blood to pass through.
Ma
Fox
of
the
Edison's great career Is a product of an aeddent Sox. ThU sturdy, aaterrlftoa, toIn 1*» all Wall Street wai the aot only dams and water develThe
older you get the more placques you have.
Yew Money's worfb
equivalent of a gigantic pit for opejeat, bat prabtemi of govern- although no one can now guess what might have be- raensely able little second baseorganization and adminlaHigh
cholesterol in the blood is a cause of plaequee.
•isn-itsr-vn
America. But the Mtton e ~W 'tnteat
t
man
illustrated
the
first
and
come of him had he not risked his life to save the staknow it—not even after It fell tn trattoa likely to be encountered.
greatest of the qualities of theSome vegetable oils will lower the cholesterol count,
By Sylvia Porter
Extensive
research
findings
tion
master's
soil
from
being
run
over
by
a
moving
Tomorrow. DUUnettoa No. 7:
much oil muft
will be available to those study- freight car. Out df gratitude, the station master taught kept coolly hitting that ball,
ta • speech a while ago. Keith The Baiic Economy.
*•
ing the problem through the
Puostoa, president of the New
whether bis team was two rans becomes fat while taking the cure. The Bureau of
him
telegraphy.
It
was
his
excitement
over
telegraphy
forthcoming report of the U. S.
ahead or eight runs behind.
York SMtk Etcbaare,toMof an
Corps of Army Engineers lot- and its pcesibUraes that opened a new world for Edi- There wet* Doko Snider • Fisheries has learned that a small amount of odorless,
tasteless menhaden oil will do the same Job and do
lowing Its three-year study of Del- son. He became an Inventor.
Gil Hades* aad Carl Partite
nvmo HMMN,
WAS
?
THESE DAYS
SYLVIA
PORTER
WILLIAM
S. WHITE
sap
KNOW YOUR
GOVERNMENT
•to Meats by taken off weXenly
aware davetopmint aad the study
a * Los Aagetos Dodgem They It better.
on a tiger iunt.
What happens today to the brilliant student? lMdbeeabisam»tfce«ld.oU
• * bypeHtkal
I t will
« do more than that Mr. Holston believes
"Yea c a n ' t
ritsataal IW*eV «B*aa*M ** - f f . , gjmp-mn
Iron
ol
r»>
Usually, be sits and doodles. He Is bored and looks QeTJal
BBCK W M s l OJM D M a W f l H will also dlminlah placques already In the arteries.
realise the ex- Prepared by N. J.
•
M l
out of the window. He quarrels with his teacher and were based ta aVoekW They
citement." be '
The Taxpayers Assosaaemr
I. rt ».
ttey
B t w emto^gajaaat
•wafwVWJ wBhrad)
ejSBt efcaasB>
t t f V y Bkavsl
JJmBa lsnaau
e i ' When it is added to a baby's formula, the result la
remarked later.
• potato oat
t that such ques- his family. The world is bad.
aatpaaatty
to be dose to the goodness of breast feeding.
"ofwalking
of basic fundamental
aa* aad of
Only when the schools recognize extraordinary ataxies of
through n thick
ley face the dttoaa as:
"***• * " t U t N t o f ! t ^ P * " * absorption of
j u n g l e and
intelligence
and
such
a
child
Is
taken
out
of
the
class
the ttaaa hat came when
food.
ntag
ef
their
careen,
dear
acrasi
what extent Is he willing
never knowing gnat aad Involved euostiees ofto ajaumo the responsibilities and and is given a chance to push ahead according to his weeatteaat
pl ? H d
In one test case, four grams a day for W days cor*
. and
. . . . control^
,
when • tiger wai,,
, , eeajervatlon? How farlbilitlei, do we save a mind for usefulness. Today, in They tnhBHttit another ejaalMy rested a chronic heart condition. It Isn't magic, but,
li goini to leap mutt be faced by the people of
of
the
pros
a
wholly
invlhoatrical
Is he willing that the federal govout."
the next time I am out on the Atlantic fishing, and !
< M *«*r* eminent should participate in many places, Edison would become the prey of the effletoacy.
Again, there w u the mesa ace a dead mossbunker float by, I em going to stand
"How many Nver) baala Mates."
et the Delaware truant officer.
atari?*,.* to Olcae, srtcher
dM yea shoot," ho was This observation keynotes
River BastoT What prerogatives
solemnly at the rail and raise my c a p . . .
Recently, Admiral Hymen Rlekover, the father of
bulMto towed by the New Jeref state aad
sey
Association round- local aovsraeasat k)fcewiiitagtothe atomic submarine, made a comparison between
"None." be aaid.
y Taxpayers
py
T h e a your aafarl w u a fall- lag ay far dttata Information the
Talk
and sop- education in the United States and in some European
etataa of various project* cur- port?"
Tfe
fere
Upetaere*
•Ustaa." retorted the old hi- natty
tt exploring
bri
i river control
l dand Those aad a boat ef related countries iMtadlng Soviet Russia. Testifying before
poMiMlltlei follow. questions cal tor "wtdnt poe- the House Committee on Appropriations, Admiral
tow, "when you're hunting tlitrs,
ln« tfce dlsaetfoui INS flood I slble
same la pteatyr
Msrattoa to the court Rlekover said:
Puaetoa ated that anecdote to the Delaware River beiln.
of public eptotoa,M DM bulletin
pavad baaM a point he has been lateaded to alert the general points out
when It w u found that the majority of
gajkias
«lth
appropriately public aa well ai NJTA memSince
« w af ON Tunny- youngsters had neither a gift nor a desire for an aca
ntly-that pan M the Important e—and the *rs"
urgency recently-that
nVst Wants*? * * - - - * .
.
.
« • » • apweawaaaaja. HffW WWF4VW Wn>JSfBJfWJ|| domic secondary education we downgraded the cur
I are plenty" In any of impUcaUom-of forthct
Ike semrtties aurkeu
ng the
ma- Foundattoatorthe Delaware Riv- rtcuhm until It met the lowest levels of competence
Jer developmenuforthcom
affecting
er Raaln has
a preview
Mew runstoa Is no "Sir Gala
nummary ef
Nteago reef setting up different types of secondary
tear ef Ike financial world. None
porttobe
ef ffca todMdaals In power to
* • schools for the different types of students. When the
w a l SWet or WasMngtoa today
Merry Waehlikgtoat
baopeens decided to make secondary education free,
—«ad skat sons tor the head «f
port of
. «Mfc they did not make this mistake. They did not confuse
•JM licarlllsi * Exchange ComIts own
faaiNeW
k dM presidents of the
Jersey aad
atotoato equal educational opportunity with Identical education racntr * a a a I H J B I ate. swt.
i securities exchanges, tat
then
for all In a comprehensive school, as did our educationI ef Stt securities erlf-pellcPi*t« a ceaipad aawag
fcftj eraaalsatlnns, elc.-ls trying
ists. As things stand, those of our youngster
easkto CwMsrvaUve party bad
to act dMs role.
waa seen aa dssjfeeto so " " " to become nrofecsJonal people receive a meager
ttwugh, It arultly
that the atom, rather stoa the general education In high achool and must make up pressed Mai very fcerd.
"•tceeaes In any dlfedrral government, InMlato and for It In
iMdtoaMtobsagatoMtheweJI.
I hurt the Karhange
maintain a continuing strong
irMpveTe aWJf M 9 |
far more than any othrr inMituThe
professional
requires
a
broad,
cultural
eduvolte in the central of the valley
•Jea." AH tfce alilhorliin art on
cation if he Is to have breadth of view and perspective.
MM lookout for any Ihrtat of an
SsgaBBd) gggWLmlaj —u.—^u^^a^ A g | SStWh
"MS", are determine to
Admiral Rlekover deals with this problem at some
MM danger of a routln*
hops ylZt?SSn$ aw i»
M0NIY WJO*
length. He said:
....
saaifcet decline bring
one of the summit miettog, (May.
toned tote a rovt by illegal maNEW DEUtl (APHA tny bug
" . . . In Europe — because of their strong tax-supHkt Isc—contribiitee aa
ported secondary school system — those who begin to totlawto dttt M was
age of II million dollarstoInTaw la another difference bedia'a foreign exchange each year. professional training at the university at about eg* ' •had realty brought about ataotiW H B Ulf Hi
are already broadly educated persons. Here students •OQM
That Is we value af
for tba bkaat fact la that
deed he had)
of natural resin left by the lac require about three years at a liberal arts college to The non-pro under such cruel
was ae eottetof. a*regulationnf
on iron throughout upper east
• M soatrltMS market* worthy m
and unexpected pressures would
India. The reels Is used in dyes, obtain an equivalent general education. This has been have screened against Ms oppofto doKijeltoa M y«ers ago im*
brought
out
by
many
persons
who
know
conditions
paints snd vanishes throughout
•MMh There were, of rout*.
sition and agatast fate. Thenonthe world.
Mewer»«ltt>«larM. Rut direct
here and abroad. . . "
pra would have driven himself
controls over margin rniulr*
snd his eseorlaiM into unwlseThe Isr gets Its) name fram
Our
children
era
being
swindled
and
the
country
mental ware etfa to com* All ih.
snd thus unpmfniional - e i
Ike Indian anptssilaa let IM.we
trnportaat aaoirltiN rrguUmry
trtmri,
Oil.
1 1 , I'JVJ - l a c or lakh.
Is being robbed of trained and skilled Intelligence.
HerM«cA
Four Held in Ransom Plot
M 0 V O U . N. Y. (AP) - TaalBtUe Dl Joseph. * who formerDay. tour4*gg*d vlcUms of a I' worksd u • m o m for the
(MM ransom dot I M M bMkdoit at dot a»»ws.
konw today, leoAag a dog*! Ufa. The pradous poodkt war*
Underweight, r a g g e d tad taunted up pvor tbt weefcoad,
weary, A t p e t e toy poodle*- seme from homes of the women,
dotaifMdfram their owner Sept.lsom* from home* of reUHvee or
» - *>M*Md hound slrod por> Maada. The last w i t picked up
tHM of taat httttod biscuits, as ho liiaped forlornly ataag an
dried a t t aad wheat germ,
nmreatway toward Mi Lang lin e Uttle caalae pulfballi - I m d bome.
M M more than II Inch** Mghl That waa Ttoy Saowboots. oft
- « r e wkMd at a total of t » . 0 N . Us feed and down «rem hit nor•^
" tor their theft m l fighting weight of H4 poaada
WHAT? A tXLE&MOH TOSBB M E ?
IF 1WlS OFFICE WOULD GET tXWN TO
VWfc AN' StDP FOOLlW AflOUND
WltM TH6HI SOC/AL STUFF....
All
FREEHOLD - When trees put IK, "Marketing Fireplace Wood
on their bright autumn colors F r o r the Farm Forest."
they give a signal to woodlot It free on request from the
owners that it's time to begin the Mon. .outh County agricultural
harvest of a crop.
I agents, N Court St.
mer esaptayo at the aaweh, a n Mrs. UWan Lyaas. H aad Mr*.
Charted wrtti the dognspptag.
Marda Esttrbrook, 37. *
Mrs. Harrison said the dog*
were takes Wall* she was ID at
a hospital. She reported she got
a tilephon* call a few4ayi ago
demanding raaaom. She sold she
recognised the voice as that of
RED
FREEHOLD - The tread
. war! new n
such as cleaning and grading
eggs at the processor's plant or
ttw cooperative plant will relieve
••attrymea of the dally chore of
FREEHOLD - Virus disease* * »
can winter-over n certain psten- *•
for
alal waadt that grow araaad *J» • " •
of quality gg
greenhouses or plant beds, warns " * •product**
*•"
Part
of
tali
extra
time ihould
W. Bradford Johnson, eateaskva
be BtiUnd In increasing the
number of times <egts are colUnHreralty.
He suggests chemical spraysto
make quick work of kUlag weede The associate county agricultoral agaat. Richard 0 . Rice,
aad as doing away with
say* that tha old recommendailblediMaM danger.
tion of three times per dsy is
Tomato plants are known to new outmoded aad should be reget moaic diieaie that live* ilaced with a five times a day
over the winter in broadleaf plan- program.
taiai. Poke weed, hone nettle,
These five collections could be
catnip and wild cherry grow on
divided n the day* program as
moit farmi and alio cany v i m
follows: first around I a. m., the
diieuei.
sscond at It a. m , the third
The Moamouth County agricul- (art before noon, the fourth Imtural agenti can
mediately following hmch or 2
which chemical to t
p. m. and the last collection at
Be euro to follow direction! on i p. aa.
the label. County Agett Marvin
Over * to M per cent<of the
A. Clark cautions", and if you
B t will b* laid between the
w e M-D or l.U-T. tt la
hours of S a. m. aad 1 p. m. la
to this stepped** cot
lection program, more, carahl
must use the aprayer for pur-
OANKi N
BANK
YOUR HELP IS
Th* feed Bank Community Appeal
Needs Workers to Aid fn (fs I9S9
campaign, October 17-25.
It's a parade I suited or peoing them into fireplace wood.
The forester remind*- woodlot
' ' Pie who are selling article! they
owners that many home owners' don'tt make use of. I'm 0 . Howie
are willing to stop at the farm Hustles, The Register Classified
aad haul wood home in the car Ad who finds buyer* fast for
trunk. Many.ideas for selling the things you'd like to sell
the Maket • list then call m e at SH
firewood in small lots at the
wadslde are included in Leaflet 1-Mtt to start selling.
Step Up
Egg Collection,
Agent Says
DAY
erchants
A. N. Lentz. extension forester
at Rutgers University, says that
for many owners this crop will
consist of diseased and crooked
trees to be sold for firewood. For
other owners it may be sswlogs.
Usually1 cutting the cull trees
takes place before the harvest of
logs begins. Successful woodlot
managers have found it pays to
keep at the Job of weeiinf and
improving the woods.
In recent years woodland own- HERE'S A PARADE
U K E TO JOIN
from (ha haaaab of Mr*, laicoe- to a mere 2ft. He's wo.
tor Harrtaoo, a dog breeder at The women are char
nearby
karglaiy.
a ter-dwy ire vbgwa
Says to Kill
feeds That
Harbor Disease
Autumn Color Signal*
Fireplace Wood Time
ENLIST
NOW
CoN SH 1-2504
ASBURY PARK STORE
508 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK, r i
CHOICE
lie 12S fieiwal Bedric
Combinationsf
condition of tha nests. Nest*
should be Inspected dally aad
cleaned when Beaded. It should
be a routiat chore practice to
clean- aad replace nesting material at least once a week, Mr.
Rice says.
Another factor in the production of high quality eggs U floor
litter. Keeping tha fitter In
aad reasonably dry and dean
FREEHOLD - Inserts don't will increase the number of clean
etwaye launch earpriae attack*. eggs produced.
Trouble* mat they cavee can
enmetimeaha'aaiiclpatal
For example, at this time of
year matt imecu are awving
Into a dormant condition. Some
ere where they* can be found,
end in the ca>e of the European FREEHOLD - The Eastern
earn borer, the over-wiaterl sprue* gall aphid attack* Norpopulation can be determined way aad white spruce. Colorado
easily.
M M aad Roster's blue aprvce
Entomologists tell farmers ere attacked by the bhie spnee
about the situation to time for or Cooky gall aphid, another
them to do something about it, spade*. Those insects caoee the
sayi Dr. Leland fi. M*
tree* to form me familiar spruce
tension entomologist at Rutgera x o e galla.
University. Normally, field torn In July or August, the gall*
In this area is not treated for
borer control
emerge and lay egg* oa the aew
A fall egg survey can alas pre- growth. These egg* hatch b t o
dict the probable numbers of tht form which ovatwlatan an
meadow spittlebugs. In this case, the ends of twigs near terminal
red clover grown la this part
of the country ihould bt sprayed County Agent Msrvia A. Clark,
to kill apittlebugs. regardlew of say* that control of these gall
the fall population.
tnhld* can be accomplished la
But troubles from some ene- the fall, or in the spring before
mies are not so easy to predict new growth begins, using a
—wirtworm, for example. Uaaal- ipray of one tablespoon of 2t
ry working wtth this pest are the ier cent llndane or six tablewhit* grab*, Field c o n aad goons of £ per cent maktMon
small
wttaMe powder per gallon of
gran *od ha* b a n turned under water. The tips of branches
often aaffar wireworm and grub thould be covered thoroughly on
be ear* to feOow directions for
cieaatng it and do a thorough
JobIf yaa act now to kill weedi.
you'll feel aafar ncit spring.
Insect Surveys
Warn Growers
THIS BIG 12 OH. Ft
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
with Swing-Out Shelves
Fall Spray
Helps Spruce
» « liaiili11
Oafy
• M*a,tee.
•Main
60
jeOTsslaals)
I
• aahlsaaA
WORRUREt
rVHfN
YOU BUY GE! fREE
IVtittHf!
ONE-YEAR
SERVICE
OR THIS SPMOUS 12 Ok Ft
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
with SitMHit Shelves
latMea,*,
N e » « g
•NkNewiaoir
tOp tUM bOttOiil.
IYI
ON T E L E V I S I O N
ayiONMADUr
0INM
Oaa Darut, wk» start la tha now aariai "Jahany Blnto,"
WM a attak Joakay at IS, and laUr gang with tha Bay
Aathoajr ant) rraakk Carle eiehaitraa. Ha han't givaa ap
•Mala a a t i n b - h a wrota tha nnale aad lyric* for tka
va^BaTJBKV
SveRBlHaT
"JawVeRavv
^S/aj*)
alagsltt SestDanat, of aotm
. . . Orosr Genoa I* tb* haataai
t a Revioa aaaalal Thursday.
i t H. thaThaTto it* east
Ray*. WaHer Hotsk.
_
^
After hfiwlf* whhpsrod to
I fa)fMgjaaw|B)aa) C M M P S I
s(estisa*M
RAHGC
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON
OlD OUT Of DA1E
REfRIGERMOR
Oft THI$ COMPACT 12Cn. Ft
'aad.JOhaj Bubal**, The
jtagWay.Porry UBerty aad
•^•jajwWaraw a w j a w a a a a ^ aaj aaajp BJBJgfjBJ
wiHi Side Out Shelves
^ aad heady
• A*/aa*a»g i iiigeiajes.il
w aipiafe,ta
Talk,
ta Talk,
CaaWry"
CW"
uSJ1 *
AgthaiwhawUlktafosaoiaadae*Hia4(dfarar*3eiM
0 0 \v ^
•aawaaaakAaMi •flA^ aSB ^ Ma i
ftiai^lH.
*lPMITg7illVfwf| ^aflarVVIIIas aVBJaTaajaw*
• ajg Baa
•Jli AUaeMM •Uahajr Moaae
-
- > TTRTP
-----
•ill ha haari la MM
«aa will ha asaa Mar mm
mm Bi|ht,..Oai * on la*
EATONTOWN TV
iSTffiJItfm
.w
-- wPeine knMvn
was "small aad saawy
^ I lisped" I* new the Har of
"The June Allysesi Show" oa
Meaday-nlght television . . .
s
A a t * e n l n g with Chevalier"
b d w aa the airwaves Friday.
Feb. a. That's Maurke. of
his
ntme dlferawUy than 4am
UwaU
«Opoa Heart
•SMWAd san
heart i w M f operttlen m a
U« y*sr-oM atrl by a team ef
itwcMlnu utter Or C. Waiton Ullehrl »\ the Ifnlverslty
ef Minnesota Hospital la Ml*,
neapoll* . . . The aua* shew
has Cltfrlti Celliagwend (souring ths -Bottom of tb* I**'
for an undarwsur daritnwnur» •naf* etcutag laaa 11a*
HunL"
Monmuulh Cmnly'i Urgnt
ifesawtM
Mr* mnd Srnlc* Orgonfiwfioii
101 MAIN STRUT
W HMHWAY 31
ASIURY PARK
IATONT0WN
OPIN DAILY t A. M. TO 10 f. M.
%-twtOtf, Ott 18. 1^59 MD BAHK MEWfn
load Building
Fund Controls
Are Imposed
DUflfif THE MENACE
a n t far • lav «ntfaJ yaaaa>
wtaaia u laeh or two In
N. I waBhnlgat
•ted
vaja; as
shots
gleoaad from t l a atttKary
hat moMsre a Httte bay's growth
WeH engaged.Inroaaardi
ring msra than me aaaal amOc
el here, hoatsg to a s p a l ma gfoiJDr. PMUp H.
ke Setae H a l UaivertMy CoUaaa
JBXSEY
company of cattle. It
_ .. insects stirred up by the cattle,
CATS MAY. K. J.
-tai, Birdwatchers say they would Uke
tHHH #f M i m l M i WlBtS 10^ to find out bow me cattto egrets)
• w ftp* * H i » Jersey comthis tar north.
• i i l u I Mrd from North Africa I "
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
The t M Is the cattle egret, a l i e state motto of Rhode Is-] government has slapped stringent
t m mat forsakes water for the land It "Hope."
controls over state apmdfaii o(
federal finds for road building.
We Are
Harvesting
OUR FINEST APPLES
• SI1ICTED RED DELICIOUS
• •OLDEN DELICIOUS
• STAYMtN WINESAP
•
FOR EATING AND COOKING
ALSO
R. I. GREENINGS FOR PIES
IUCKUN FRUIT FARM
AND NURSERY
PHALANX ROAD
Dr. Haaaaaaa hat i
be aa advene offsets on
Secretary of Commerce Frederick H. Mueller trimmed state
highway allotments. S70O.O0e.ON
and said the curbs were neeetsiry to keep the interstate highway program on a pay-a*-you-
•van under aafavorabtioperattag
la aawly Inetaled stetk tanks
er thsae carrytag a small vetai
eUS? 'a^midmBkm
• •
••••JB"
tmtammlejeWaW
PtPfaWMnf*,
UNCROFT
SH 14990
NBEN MUSIC CENTER*
NEWiALDWW
SftNff WANOS
juVa^^iQBNBDC^—
had a graamr affect ta tedactag
Ho arid that even with the
porary one cant lacrease In the
federal gas tas, the road buildbi| tnut fund would not be able
to support construetloa projects
at their old pace.
The commerce chief said the
states will be permitted to spend
IIJN.NO.OOO on express
during the current fiscal year
that ends next June 30. Original
plans had called for spending SI,-
M*)ULAt|t3Mi
»
S A t B _ P » K l INCLUDES
HATCMNO awMCH • H U V I I V • TUPSJIO
Up ta « Msswhs le
.
AVAILAIU M MAHMMNY AND WALNUT
IMS
ft. larger ike ceaue tnak the lass
MclNTOSH • MACOUNS
cm.
Teal What ts Spend
Each state was told bow much
it can spend and at what rate
the funds can be parceled out.
lain the
THK ADI
aherUTs office — left open for
The ft—"••»>««» «nt said the
Where garbage dUpoaal anits
sttte allotment will be reviewed M
MARIETTA,
,
Okie. (AP) - Aa
Aa highway pstrekaen's saw — anddischarge into asptic tanks. K la
later this year when new esti- loebrlited
provided
b l d entertainer
i
d a gave out with song and chatter best to desiga a t a a k t e N p e r
mates of trust fund revenues are private show for Love County of- over the two-way radta. The bapcapodtyi the
made to connection with
fleers. He entered the unlocked VI M o w paid a SB Una.
ing the M l budget and'
adjustments may be made at that
time.
•
Mr Mueller said the tft.m.-l
ON.00O dollar program to build
41,000 miles of superhighwayr
will continue without lnterruptlo I
However, ha noted that the fed '
oral government pays M per.cen I
of the cost of these rands and
said:
"We are exercising our. lega
authority and public duty to maki
Isure that when the vouchers art
presented by the states for pay
ment there will be money in UM
Wthway trust fund to pay them.'
Some Democratic Congreai
NIESEN MUSIC CENTER*
aTiitaatn •atawta Ap
111 MOAt IT.
M
faVrniniMACaTt
SN'T IT WONDERFUL!
( I t CCftouB to M CTltr
THE INCOMPARABLE
UNDERWEAR FOR
INFANTS and CHILDREN
• Long wearing
• Shape retaining
• Resists shrinkage
Highly absorbent
• Stayi self
KlmeM with snaa4asK
wer clasinf. Creche*
trim. White with pink,
Mae er maiie trim.
er maiie trim.
rafentaa mitten
sleeve g o w n .
Crochet t r i m .
Nate the aHentten ta detail In
LHelca underwear... the eerehl
taamlaf. the finer Wndingt ana*
many ether feetttret which make
Ltlelen etand avt.
Alsa solid
white,
dosing. While
Just feel tha hinirletiMeis af Ufalen . . . yea'H want this wonderful
ferment far year chile'.
Knitted fitted crib
Snap-side shW (Pat.
A H > Fa*) with dieajar tsBj#« Plaat trim.
Sitasi e> me* I yr H
Itkyr.
sheet.
KniHed fiHed bassinet
er carriage sheet.
Selld white, pink, blue,
malic end Malikhi.
Baby Fair
MMONMOUTH ST.
RED BANK
cal of the new spending controls
A number of them have c
plained recently about the ad
ministration of the road-buUdmi
program.
They batted at President Eisenhower's request for a ooe-anda-half cent increase in the gasoline tax.
Mr. Mueller said that if Congress had granted the administration request, which provided
for the tax boost to last until
ISM instead of M l . as at present the highway allotments would
not have had to be decreased.
la addition to sotting a ll.tM.
M00M limit on funds far interstate express highways, the government Is aUoting tNt,00MM ta
federal funds for primary, secondary and urban roads.
While the Commerce Department allotted each state specif'
Ic ameuata to eacaVMegory, I
said the states coald ignore ths
breakdown and use the monq
for either category of projects.
It also said the states cat
spend more than Is allotted pro
vided that they reach a wrtttas
RED BANK
STORES
OPEN
WrKMODaf Wlltl flM |9V
ment.
However. It said Utey could ao
expect to be reimbursed far aa)
excess spending before M L
The trust fund win reach a I M
point during the last quarter
this year.
In view of this, the departmaH
told the states they can obUgatt
only 11 per cent of their flee*
year allotments during Novem
ber and December.
The department said 8 pei
cent of the total was obligate)
during the July-October period
It is permitting the states to
spend 14 par cant ta UM
first three SMatha of neat yeai
and Si par cant ta April-Jon*
tarn.
Mr. Mueller said each stati
must sabmtt a schedule far aad
id protect saaraWng hm
much fsdaral money would b.
needed ta each three month per
lod to complete the work.
After Oet 11. he said, the statei
wU not be permitted to .Incui
any obligations unless aa accept
able acaadale of this typo la cub
Storks mamuin their ammo
wldsacs ta the marshes of Dan
I mark, and their winter homos «
of mo River Nile b
SAVINGS
WITH YOU IN MIND...
OUR COMPUTI STOCK O f
HUSH >ALl AND WINTM
SKIRTS
FRIDAY
EVENINGS
DOZENS OP STORES, FEATURING FAMOUS BRAND MERCHANDISE,
ARE OPEN TIL 9 P. M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE!
Shop Thtst htenctly Stortt For famous Brandt. Voritty, VoJutfl
MKCHANTS 71UIT
INHOAJir,
POOTOUPT IHOfS
MMOA»tT.
AND
SWEATERS
2 0 % OFF
IFOR WWNMDAY Nlt3HT ONLY I
Junior Bazaar
tIMOAtn.
PtMIMACY
IMMOAtn.
IT.
IMMMIT.
HI
n
I I MOAt IT.
nWaWf w> V i W ^ M
CUYTON A MA«H
If MOAJ IT.
nnoAtir.
NIWNMY CO*
I T M U l COMPANY
II MOAt IT.
ajt nmmmjgajmni I T .
NATIONAL IHOIS
rOUTHClNTfX
41 MOAt IT.
M MOAt IT.
^ j
Rod Bank Retail
gt^aBmmmmMalamMHmBl
a W
n MOAI IT.
j
U MONwtOVTN IT.
J.YANKO
N MOAt IT.
Trad* Beard Stores
HOUSE
win HHES«<VURVAIR
1
REVOLUTIONARY
AP
If M l MM *m MM Mlfr
baud, yoa baa* tt M a tMgk
WMh«M«MMh.l
arrfoco«4tat
(I
Revolutionary
Rtar Chgin*
aUt'aad a t * «a patot, « bat
A U |jf flfc* nagi DflfluLif
VMJMJ wa> OMH> a^^t^av M^t^a^t^tw
Vw no»tr h»*t lo totwKh
Turbo-Air 6
up OMlehtr, •ith
IOM wttr on atrtt. %
la
you*.
W
a( it M M
terial, Ytt bMMMit N M m CM
i ^^^
_LL ^ ^ at ate M M .
««rat ttMll
mm MOM*. It*
•V P P I M HIM VIM' V« • W i^""^
4*WhMl
. l i b bar*-
FLAT FLOOR
M^L^^M^LjM&Aa* ftM^BMl aMMMM Mafiuj
tynaant
Tha.i
JMNOt M B C t O M — M M M M K •< * • ft*, link
Ja«iar Rod
aadgmmd to aid la
C m i ttaa. It ta a Minor of aa lath
•Tl
t«4#4r aMai a^BMMMi km •aaakoi %t ! • >
•»
iifMMy* Tli# ^ifft
*] ctfraihamrti to toMian who tfeMtot) M w i Stoarflng tro Glon Showoll, loft,
• * • M M M t M . SwtW, loft to rifht, art Amalia Hurlou, Mn. Mtry RyJdy, tho
tpofttor, «ad Linda Kadwl.
'
rlaidlr ttaOTMtd
aak dial d
G
l
wtn a m . n o y « o tf*Kad witli
dipt
pmvMad wit
with DM
p tad aaOa p
d i d h i alto to
D M* * . A aptdai
AT I M - . ft.
I««*»«I
kalvM pat away. AD ta
D O U U DUIY
ht Mid. " M tbt (tobtrmu wholadttifad.
huat had a aMio t i l dty."
POOfr PUAIANT, N. J. <AP) roady for a boatload of
eoapitt, with Iht ikloptr
parly fltMai bMto an
A LITTLE LATE
ttrviat at cbaptroa*.
ttudt Mt M tachat apart aa ctaMt tbiw day*
Oat attppar rtoMiktd, "Thart't PHOENIX. Aria. (AP) - Tbt ttr, tt aoaaly to hoHtr to OM
M Mppm tikt alnaiast «t
•Uarj» la oar day
bttabi Chamfer ,of Common btrtaaatal latiMf O M M
•( ttt
Tboft botMNt tt ta vwy
•tnaftad ftroaih a movt to i
ran whaa ttudt art
ttrftt M O M uatochy LMharfcvatw
atwbulldlaf,
t 4nM|ht ipoctMM
ta a riap trim A t
A d o * ta mt aow qgartort ttraHht aad to Haa. Tbt farrtoi
one (acs by two
hat *paiMl tha bo»u art
yteMod tfala booUtt "Six Wayt
M i Ikt
j "Thty look almoA u tad,' to Maka That Movt Etiler."
with a tour*Mh wMdi ef h r r t u
tt tbt floor. At wo oiM, a aptcialadbttivotapatta ' "
ttrlpt bohiad tocb ataak fpr mtr» itnaath.
Tht adbtthw, by Ibt way, caa
be ttted la coajMactfaa wlili the
clipa whoa tbt paatta n o bv
tttlltd ovor a aoUd waO. Bat ttii
«ouM aot bo aw
*
tht wan ta waMaahiy i
Aty H|h tpota eaa bt
down. Whaa a wall ta
thta tht tarriat«Mp awtfwd It
atcMtary.
In at] tut*nm
US MATH AVMflM
over epta ttadt or a ~ M M win,
ooMMatath of aa tocb
bt ollowtd la an Jotota ter aapmioa. A awaa tf
cat bt uMd lor thta
Gorvalr'a alaoit 8
taehta lovor. 1.300
MMudallihtar.teo.
Xia ooapaot t l t t
aakoa i t a joy ta
jookay t h r t u i h
tratfio.a plaaawra
ta park. No attd
(or povor aaalata.
MerotoackeOMri*
rid* that rival*
HAPPIEST DRIVING ^ . ^ % »
SANMJR ft WORTH
COMMCTPilD^^^I
100% NYLON
TWIST CARPETING
PUB Aln'$ SMImce Mbbertap Pad
PLUS M M Tidritss hstahHon
IMS Week
5ee your local authorized Chevrolet dealer
CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY
141N
It ta aot advtaabla ta
bfcafefiabbtd waa
artaa,aaehat
Soaks art troatod
tadoaaby
tat
Tkta
p
bt
TT-y «oaM
btdtt64Mek taaflottartoet
K heart prior to ata.
Pamela Welch
Wins Contest
FAOt H A V E N - A a t f l
c tot - anad prlM a* _
boroaah't Plft PimaUw Wotk
tolw/ pttttr eeetMt — «
WvjQI
day noraiat.
Plrt Chtaf Boraard
mtdt the
Welch, a flMi
KaollwooiS School: W M o*ir 111
othtr tatritt.
Otbtr prttt wlaam wort, i l m
U t M b aradt, OtMjoa
COMPLETELY MSTALLB)
«ndt. tract Ua«BabL J t o »
YOU SAVE
I M P • • • Man! Mh|fi n y H
> yard of
Mot
I 01
broMrt). CMorr
• I
I W W J M rrwot
Mt U M ^_ uJ
irvuKMt
10 n , ytia
'ISMSS
mil
Oar MMJ WM brtaa MOMtaa lo
Mdpr
Puta
""W
lll.lt
40M].y4«
mo
i7.o«
• O H . ydi
41.71
11.14
M^yii
lf.70
IMI
Ufctjrtv f-MOO
•0071 J5 iAfOHTOWN HAMC O K U
f « « , . fAufi., S*/,. • . . * ! •• m. I" S:JO a. m.
t i loato I I ,
I N M DUTY TOW
IAN MSOO. CaW. - Alatrt
Pfcdjw Uhtity l-2a00
SANDLER & WORTH
opoatof of ibt bahtry
t tUMHta
oVoMta o
t f Mr. T
bt Friday.
wood at, Rod Baak, N. J., itlaratd Mrt 0 « . 1 ««b PMwr
aJttfaJI earrtar U M •Maarl-U
aHef a eeveavaMaA •%•# ^tdmm^t
wHh tbt U. I . a m • ~
•
Ibt WMtora PteMlc. A
r aatt. flyiat Ibt
"Tlatr,
tht toMtrM vltMtd
paying high fuel bilk
...change to modern OIL HEAT
OIL HEAT COSTS LESS
H
»««t irtt r»Mi M t lawn
•pr**4 uui i t muih • • lhf*» w
rivt tiiMt tht ditmtitr of t
Irrr'i rrimn.
i
See your local fuel oil dealer for factt and figures
OIL HEAT COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY
Party (Mr.. K«*tf
Mrs. Braney
Takes Office
T
HADLEY, Mass.
Barbara Stela, daughter of
October 22 |Takes Office
As Regent
Mm. William
Christmas gifts for
Long Branch, has been
bora patients.
Sarah Wllllston scholar st Mount Rumson win be chairman of a
A new slate of officers, headed
card party to be held Thursday RUMSON - Mrs. J. Wilson
by Mrs. James Braney, assumed Mn. John Hammond, treasurer, Holyoke College.
their posts when the Auxiliary wiU be chairman of a luncheon The honor went to SI college night, Oct a , In Red Bank Cam- Besbe of Oceaaport cbapUin of
ID be held Oct « in Shadow students academically the top U olic High School by Court St Moamouth Chapter. Daughters of
of Shrewsbury Post, American
u — * J « « *k^ i»»a.«»ii.».
-•-——-—* — T
— • - . -——— —# ~—•• » .
Lesion, met in the Legion home brtMt""ff*8.?*
.T" 1 ! .
PW cert of the class of ML Mn. James, Catholic Daughters of the AsMricsa Revolution inre l Bt M r f M
stalled officers at the opening
onRWenkte A ™ ^ ^
•""» P « * '
- - ' • « • • Ronald Stevens, acting academic America.
vole.
dean, made the announcement
Members will assist the Red
Plans for the event war* aa- laeatlag at me boms of Mrs.
commit- Mn. Ernest Boskey
Bank Halloween pertde
parade c
y received Miss Stein won the MarrfU prize nounced at a court meetingfatthe George Kondolf on Buaaa Vista
tee
priie. The next meet for excellence ia English last .ehooi by the grand regent. Mrs.Ave.
gp
tee and
and the
the auxiliary
a u x i y also sent a meeting
ribi h
itte ing will be Nov 11
A. J. Patterson of Pair Haven.
* contribution to the committee, ing will be Nov. 11.
The court wiU sponsor a Day
of Recollection observance Sunday, Nor. I, in St James Catholic Church. ROT. David
of Villa Marls Ctoiia I
J. J. NEWBERRY CO.
ANNIVERSARY SALE
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
Ladies PETTICOAT
59
Ladies' Avisco SUP
99
Auorttd, widt lac* irfm.
2 lor Tricot—Smal, midiww, largt.
2 far Tricot-Rf*. 1.4f
Nun, Priest
Address PTA
NG BIG VALUE
SEAMLESS NYLONS * T
8V2 to 11
rtg. We
«V
#
S , LAMPSHADES | 4 8
12" to lr-^tcg. M i re 3.98.
SILICON!
'
PAD AND H V H B F
c
Ironing Board COVER / /
Each sot canto a froo arf>. Roa. 1.00
*
*
French Urn PLANTER
1
48
Of VfTM*fjM I m
NOMMHsy Z*TV
WMOADST.
la SaddM River, aa av
smcnr sn isagsai st a s m H I
University, will speak.
£•.
Frank J. Triola of Fair ~
li chairman.
A reception for asw members
sad n covered dtoa sapper will
bo held In the aadHormm Nov.
2i. committee chairmen a n
Mrs. Harry F. K a m a , Pair Haven, and Mrs. Martta J.
New Shrewsbury.
Dr. W a r m Fowler, director of
Red Bank's Civil Defense i
Disaster Control, wffl speak at
the Nov. M meeting. U a s
Jeet will be " C M Defense aad
You." He will be accompanied
Mrs. Geerge Keadest
by Ronald Jacoubs, Instructor of
special weapons at Fort Moo- Installed besides Mrs. Koadolf
mouth.
wars M n . Clifford W. Dickinson.
Jr.. Fair Haven, vies regent;
M n . C. Herbert ParkaU. Red
Bask, roeordlng secretary; Mrs.
Edwin Dominic*, Matawan. correepoading secretary; Mrs. Frank
RUMSON - Sister Mary A * Lepore. Little Silver, treasurer;
Mrs.
Miaton B. TUtoa, liacnft,
tbur, new principal of Holy Croat
School, and Rev. Joseph A. Sol-registrar; M n . E. Story Hallock.
Uvan. pastor of Holy Cross Cath- Matawan, historian, and Mrs.
olic Church, spoke at the opening Fred J. ZeUer, Deal, librarian.
meeting of Holy Cross Parent* New diroctors will be M n .
Teacher Association. M n . John Theodore N. Parmly and Mrs.
Henry Pascals, both of Rumson;
Maloney is the president.
M n . Bruce W. Campbell, ShrewsSister Arthur's topic was "Au-bury, sad M n . Jacob B. Rue,
thority is Right." Rev. Father Hotmdel.
Sullivan discussed character building. Pupils of section two of the In lieu of its annual card pareighth grade and the first grade ty, the chapter will hold a knehtied for the parent attendance aoa theater party l a New York
City Nov. II. After luncheon at
award prises.
Tas Charleston Cardans, a s
Arrangements were made for group wiU see the play. "La
a children's fashion show and nuns ds ma Taate." Plans can
card party Nov. 10 in the school. for making this a quarterly projMrs. Harold Mulllns is chairman. act, with similar parties in JanTicket sales are ia charge of Mrs. uary, March and MayCharles Abel, Mrs. John Eager Mrs. Kondolf, M n . Rue and
and Mrs. Edward Dillon.
Mn. Otto Kratovil, Reo rta.i..,
Fashions will be shown by Thewin represent the chapter at the!
Little House of Fair Haven. Boys' slate society fall meeting at the!
clothes will be by Kridel'a of Cherry Hill Inn, MerchantviUe,!
Red Bank. Mrs. Clinton Thomp- Oct. 29. Mrs. Rue, who is state
son and Mrs. James Cox are b society librarian, win bo a guest
charge of fasbJoa show arrange- that evening at a dinner to be
ghrsa oy Mrs. Siegfried RosbUag
g
Mn.i. Harry Rai
RabtoywiH* card for Mrs.'
White, presiadvertising for the bsaoBt dent general of the DAR.
'
RED 1ANK
TO VISIT YQMERS
will b e featund at the Nov. II
Mtug. DanM Brlgham, news., KEYPORT - Raritaa Orange
| has arranged a bus trip to Pa-papermaa of Washington and
1
Itrlda Murphy's Restsunat ia New York City , w U speak.
p o a k e n . N Y . , for Thursday, Assisting hostesses were M n .
llNov. it. The awarding of an Hillock and Mrs. Herbert Halnagricakural scboUnhip i s being vorsen. Middletbwn: Mrs. WiU R.
HammeU. M n . Albert C. Harrison and M n . James E. Harvey,
Red Bank, and Mrs. Koert HeyUttle Silver.
lOWE8T.PRIC-tD
MEDIUM TRUOK8
NEW FORD TRUCKS-60
with
wiw munm»
4
M
•I
Br
M
M
TWMm
M
a
^
flaWfJ
f
U
.
U
nBjfO
i a ^ ^ ^ m^m
FVOMO* M *
I
f
J
m *ftm% mi <on>M, M DltMHf Urin Pakkl
Ic, EatortahwMat w t t be by
PTA mesabsn. Mrs. Joseph M o i
Us is a local sMoasts aa tas
teMnmai
Tee aet * s kest of the MSF in 1M0 Ford Trueka. And economy backed
by the CsrKM «*e«s of leading independent autowwtivo enfiMen.t
M M p i SMwfri New testa verify the gas saving, of Fort's
modem 8lx-the engine that got 25% more miles per gallon than
the average of all other make* in Economy Showdown VJJLt
(srtaM fciifcil Testa of key truck parta showed, for nsmnls
20% hmger brake-lining Ufa for Forte new F- and 0 4 0 0 * 1 . . .
28.6% greater frame rigidity on half-tenners.
tafJM f e w * * Bated agnln on CortUM tasts. Cxasapte: FoiTs
asw wiring assembly operated without faihtfs m
k
tisaas aa long.
d^Hffl^sasJ
Wv^Bj^BBJ
LAURENCE HARBOR - Mn.
WDliam Bsckasr of the Uurenc*
Harbor-CUffwood Beach ParentTeacher Association Is chairman
of the Madison Township PTA
Council scholarship dance Saturday in St. Beraadstte's Hall, Madison Park.
Joseph Kaschak's dance bead,
CharieaR.
last week's
School The PTA
t^g^g^gjj ^g^^g^j JILBM i ^ M aVasHal MMaMtAfSaaVaaaal B a a l
Vf^BJVBJB; B^RIf^gJl fe^PV BJB^BJ B^B^BBJ «"^*^Wo^BiHgave) B f X
mks at
kMsssorlal
e^ss^ai
Mn.
Joha DKUovaaal
Ji
•rand parents to dtocosrage
aW>le-ridiacoaWcyclasaadehUdrea waMafl fosr aad fl*s
The
#a*ek
U N
award of a Oat
was was ay Mw after"
The atis tas
grade sf
Iipsoay Book t t year Ford Dealer's sow!
GREATEST SAVINGS
in Bend's 50 years
GREATEST SELECTIONS
in Bond's 50 yean
- /*
^4i^l--> J - .-1
2-Tmtser GoM Boni Suits
reduced fr<m*5P... NOW
r W n d e f "Trie" Suits
reduced from'59*... NOW
reduced fr<m*67»... NOW «JO
Styte Meier Slits
reduced fromW...
FORD TRUCKS COST I M S Bride-Elect
It Feted
•AST IPMNSBURO -
m? CAM-tMtH MKsa is IN
mi • » • • « pte«)wl '•» IMS,
— <MfM mi m*** MM . . .
MW (t) m m ) mi itmmi in '
aaaaWaaaWwat
a^emBo^BBBHjvm}
H
fla^aVwat)
^a^B*Fv<
Ff
Miss
aaaWaaaaA
O
BVTVIPIVI
aaf
•*(••
isJtefd, was honored at a bridal
• M I M * *«J»NI MM IK C* U>I«
BajVJ sv^BsnBBnBpBj IfJ^gjigam fffJSJI PJUIw* W ^ T rg*
a)lav asvB^w^BJB^gBBj w^PjW Br^fTpje
MJSIOCW.
49*
2-Troflser Part Lane Soils CO7S
Vohwtstn art
sasAS)R4
BOND'S 50TH
AND GREATEST
ANNIVERSARY
ChomfrvmOvxErtirtFaaStocktl
Mrs. Btclcner
HtacJs Dance
Priced lowvest of the leading mak»38*
Men! Now's the time!
Save ptonty on your
new Fsl suit!
NPjew
$
NOW
Cuts
reduced frm 2V
avd'SV. NOW
MMMaH, MM MHMi WWf% mtp
htrjUayAaaOeorfeaaiNasABjejis tjgsM Mff. M i f y
ftyk
•Mb Mrs. M M Omar, Urn,
Maa^aaate
f^aViasBasal)
laWal
fJ
t
7 ^ ^ * ~T**V*
aaaMaal
• ^ • l _ »T^aWI
ftfsM aaaaatl
H|>w%
a"BJBJ|
RhcWioid, Sr., Mn. Psal RetoJr, M n .
wilRl v I V H
reduced
I leaVlfl^RJ WNRvliv
from'IV...HBH
1 WOWTItf TO
THy Lswto, M n . StaaVw
Dertaa, Mft*
M
tort Jsosbssa, Mrs. Marlsrte CDM n . Hilda Massea, Mrs. I d m aWyki MlVi J i M M W i Mft.
I N M SfKlM a Jr.i Mffi Arthur
s^amsavsnaj asavf
MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY
10 MONMOUTH ST.
SHcjtjyildfc 14000
RID BANK, N.
savjsr np^
^w saowmssss
svsvsvvjajB nsMrj
aad Misses Aveals Massm, SharPatricia Ully. Leo
BritttM, Kay Waed, Dorothy Phillips, Helen Wenwr, Mori* Reiahold, Duk* Raster, Irene Carasla
and Oall Sulllven
WsaMnitnn's fsrrwvll addrns
wsi wrlllrn by ih* I'rrot i
J . " « "Hlahiaima with Alisandw
111111
trUh
the QUALITY SHOP
113 HIIOAI) S|.
OfIN THUII. * Nl. NlftMTS TIL t
|(r;|>
Monk Register
7c PER COPY
RED BANK, N. X. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1959
Opponents Rap
9
Demos Charter
Study Proposal
Evento
550-Home Project GOPListed
Court Suit Looms
tanouactd today by tht
county orgsnlrsrloa.
Tht Young RspahBcaa dtai
wfl bt fetid tonight at 7 o'daek
» Set <Hrt Ian. All OOP m a t y
aid state '"f1 if'ft wU apatai.
Tht Ktypsrt BspuhUcta Ctabl
win matt tomorrow at I a. m.
la Mater1! H a l Jottph C. Uwtt,
county frashaldir director, wffl
bt tbt speaker. Couadlmta Lot
A. Brown aad ft Albert Wasttta
Md. both aaaMai n stiLttoa. wttj
Act to Convert
Raritan Zone
For Industry
RARITAN TOWNSHIP-After
a d t l a ^ i t a w t t * ^ tht Pb
ttot bat night to task convsfston
of tbt MMen Rnritoa Valley
USA tract from a rstjmtltl to
Tueed^. Oct 13, MW-11
Literary Club
Lists Year's
Program
Say Political
Aspects Violate
Statute Intent
an
TtM I w Otn RapabiMIDDLETOWN - T h o m a s f.
m
at MM
XEYFORT - The U « « n r Field, Jr.. and Paul Pandotfl. Rea.
m.
ti
tht
LKM
Moat
waft_A»|
opened ttt ffth year at a
M mt t n c t
MM IIN
N be
MnbiyBMB Alfritf N.
hmehaaa la Petenta't Button- publican candidates for Township
Tbmkto AttMMgr MMa4 J.
tot,
Shrmbnry,
a
caadUato
wood Manor Friday. Mn. Walter Committee, b i t night calltd tht
Baratde tola Tht Register met
ivtlactioB, u iptaktr.
Cherry and Mrs. Clarence E campaign platform of their DemIht ordmtaee. wtiefc was1 pn- 1
WaU
Towaahip
RtpubUcaai
wM
Bahreaburg, hospitality commit ocratie opponents "vague, dispared tht I * weak «l AnfMt,
Met
at
tht
BMU
Rivata
at
7
tee. introduced Miss Mildred Far torted and a wholly unrealistic
probabh/wlU botatrodaccdat aa
p. m. with oouty tad tttto etaadjourned meeting tf Ibt TownPACT fWOmtS M B ! — M e m b t n of the three-men Itet finding board in tht nil, who presented a program of pditlsl facade."
tUU,
u
n
H
u
Committeeoriginal character sketches.
ship Committee next
a m Leroy Qnemt tad Chtrlti ttttl ttrlkt etnvtdt t t tht Labor Department In Washington. Ltft to right: John
eight
Mrs. Edward E. Fktrian, presi- The candidates were among
A.
Lanoa
tad
Biateth
A.
AUaa.
A.
Porklnt
«f
Ntwark,
Otl.;
chairman
George
W.
Taylor
of
Philadelphia,
and
ftul
Ht Mid that no buikkag perdent, announced the program and speakers who addressed the I - U
mitt haw b m iaaaad for "
N. Labtcsky af Cohmbvt, Ohio. Taylor M M group would mtkt tvtry tffort to gethostessesforthe year, Mn. John Women's RepabUota d a b la
reeUeattal project, aad that i
S. Van Mater will be the hostess Leeds HtO la Its taaaal pca-olecDr. CatJ
a vBtaerttry BMCO pact to and tht kmg ittel ttrikt. (AF Wiraplwiol
wIB be.
>ct » , when the Home andUon Csndldattt'Night
jaPCTMtVCXB - Dr. CttU
"I <b art bttitvt t i t had
Snrden department will present Mr. PaaddM atM tht Domoan eta obtom aay type of h>
Jeanette Webb ia a lecture eratie pUtform b "aotfcJog bat a
i or tomponry natfatot," Veterinary Hotpstsl hart, at KM
bow to gift wrap at any time. collection of oM political chestRt tt. north of Palmer Ave.
The International ReUtioni de-nuU put together tor tht purpotee
OB tha other aaad. tht attoiaay Bora ta ttacnft, Dr. Spmng b
partment b u arranged for Mn.of aa election campaign, ta fact,
m t wwasao omnais
graduate of Mlddtatowa HJgb WAMMOKM (AP) - OHMI. Frank Stratton to tpeak on some of tht planks art contra"asptct a eoart aatt to bt ffltd School aad attaadid Katun Uni- alt from
Oonaty, N. J.,
"Land of Legend and Enchant-dictory, andforthat reason w t
faaa claW * k a t afanaaaflm«a%M ' •
'
eaBawldtt
*>»
•>-~^_j
hit VMD and four of Ito manldptUtiee diement
In the Near Eatt" Nov. «.feel we should challenge them In
•y tat las OaTviavfTvn.
Tinny* nv ttfTM
(AP) - Big P"** <* televitloa quit ihowi EngUtb Inrtructor. But Van Dor-Mrs. Ralph Leonard will be the public."
feasted bench entton and flood
.
from tht
can't be found
control problems with Army En- money winter Chtrtes Van Dona returnee Nov. 3.
In criticizing tht first .
a g a r ahepert
p tract b PennsyWanit.
Tht triangular
House iaveeugatora ieeued a
Ores Harrii (D-Ark). The hostess Nov. 20, wUl be Mr. .Ft
Is aa Army ttt- ataten yittorday.
oa tht tatt by tat Oar Dr.
Field taM tht idea of a
U
bUled
for
a
command
at
latt
Friday
for
the
chalrmaa
ol
the
inveetigating
ana.
if
married
•d
aad
the
father
Altbonah
there
den State Parkway, oa tht mat
wert so promMn. Edwin O'Hanlon. Arthur S. charter commission ttudy "at
Columbia
University
anon
when
tht
Congressional
youthful
of
two
children.
Ha
hi
a
legislative
oversight
sub.
of
addMoatl
ftdtnl
by
RMlltdtnl money.
Van Buskirk, Civil Defense and proposed by
it
committee, yesterday acused
M., of mo Amtricaa Vtttrlaaiy Mad- mt Itadtr of the dtkaatioa call.
Coordinator of Moa- contradictory and contrary to
tbt aoath by
leal **trrlnthn
Van
Doren
of
deliberately
evad•dthemeetfaf'particulvtyirat- 90 Yem Expmrlmet
mouth County, will speak on the very purpott of tha ttotato
(Chorea St).
ing service of the subpoena.
T*t laad la owned by a natty Before o p t o i a g U btapttalifytat.
"Fallout."
which provides for auch studies.
he., hart, ht waa atasdatod with Dr. "It dtared op many oBatttoai
The Now York Times today
Brm. Marina
Under the law, a charter com.
W Mark* BX.I«Bttrtsn. with a t - J H . RJppt of Anbury Park.
quoted "a source dose to Van Ken Haynes in "Comic Inter- mission study should bt conductla our minder
'~
Oeorte j .
toraty Dental Uablkh at ad- Tht hospital bat eaiapMt vet- Otfowati.
Doren" u saying ht "bad nothide" will tell the story of "Howed by a noo-parrista group, but
rfmt flood
ermary faculties.
^
evaded the subpoena, becauM heOur Language Grew" at the Doc.our opponents havt asked for
aad hurrtctaa
comalttat of the
when the hostess will
Howard Siege). East Brunswick,
did not know It had been is- bemeeting
MfcMom Couaty Board of FreeMrs. John B. Hoke. The pro- • bl-pertJian group. Tht very
ta the builder.
sued." The source said Van Dor-gram will be la charge ol thepurpose of the lew is to removt
bolder*.
The Pkaniag Board
en had left New York tor a long Literature and Drama depart- partisan politics from auch t
The matttog w u trnaatd by MIDDLETOWN ^ The
_ Board] Mn. Vemalea Cook,
datiaa « H mada Informally May
tea. HarritBB A. WlUamarJr, of BdaeattaViatt M « tppmvod ande teacher. »aa gnated week-end.
study.
1, aad la
Harris said Van Doren 'seem ment.
( M U ) at tht naattt of eotaty
Hostess Jan. I will be Mrs "Further,, If ourr opponento
II.
offldale. who atid they
Altar ai
btvt Carteton Wharton. Miss B. Dor- were smcen tbout a possible
Had ant bjtt bmr B M
from emer- tt
othy Cohen, Broad SU wffl speak change of government, they
UNDEN (AP) - Pallet a n
BMB dtvtioptd.
aa ante baton)who
further a c t o csmt to a halt a»
on the topic, "Revblttag the Holy would not wait until l i
Tbt
lavetttgatlaa
n
c
i
t
n
d
yeawaa
ap
g
y
Miss ROM Ctlceraao ems apLand."
time and bring It up i s a p »
d
ft
i
d
f
t
t
l
the
blthtardty
after
tix
dayi
of
taatl
.Poartlam^VtlPtmtod saperrtsor of
ta Uataa. O u t tad
wlevj w
Mn. Cart F. Schongar will du> " " ^ •*«•• "**• >»w provides
aaL aMTlari. Van school atwtpaptr. She U re- msay about rlggiag of
ta iirisltgajnVvLas
*t» tny group of cWsena may
for tht television
contests
at m
Jensen at tha
of a petition uader prenaettag. Hostess will bt Mn. E.
Mrs. Virginia HoOaad « u bind
_ ^ , Todd.
.
.
. drosmtbaett, and tht
Hsrrfs tokTa
a ppart-time tttratory ta
bad beta made by commrttte Aco^winbapraMntodFth.l flM ii?L tto ' h *•*
ffi
admtabtratiea office.
sttff memben and othersforVan5 by tht Mete Tborat Wtton ! ? * ! T t ' p8MUc"1
tab bringstosta
t n trying to
Dona, who won tame aad t i n , schoUrshlp
of DoagbM u our
me
mtmber
of
beevfty
exj
apodal
M by knowing tht right
College, under tht dlncttaa of A. mtkt of
baetd totchtn that have ntind
tt tht rlaht tfmt on tht
Konard Kvsra. chalrmta of Col- Mr. Paadolfl was critical of
ma tbt system wtthm tht past
Na
defunct "Twenty-One" quit show, lege Music deportment Mn. tht pittform whkh calls for tht
tagatdpnvaatt
creation of a tswagt tuthority.
T W t p t d a l mitttai waa ctBtd
aMt* ofsaeap
MgMtbat of throe other ATUNTIC Cm (AP) - The Vsn Doren became a $9MT Harry Wilby will bt
"It Is very evident.- ht ttid,
•*•?. ad ¥ThJtt to Sons Jensy. teachers wen accepted by theUnited Auto Worfcen coavtatton ve«r National BroadeasUnt Cornmoved
d today
tod toward
t a dfinal
fktal tadop
d p penjr employee after his fabulous charge of tht program Feb. II,"that our opponenU canfindno
wlthMt tht cattoBwiy Mwor ao> NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Htnrf Watakaatf. chief of sur- M S N ! BB>l#ll VBMTffW}
^
,
^
^
^
^
m
M
(
f
A
|
b
a
n
H
g
l
i
h
M
tlct. Ntttbtr t h t .
ttoa
of
a
dues
tncrtast
and
tbt
on me NBC program
fault with tha tdmlnlttntloa of
rys tor tht Araqr Baalaiiri. They a n Mrs. Ruth Rsehten,
g
oCthtaptdal Rutgen Unrvonhy today nporta project would be out-fifth grade. Middtetown School; iMtacttaa tf Walter P. Reuther1M " d 1K7.
ees. On March 4. Mn. A. J. Me-township sfftln u they are now
u
uaiOB
president
side tbt
The tubcommlttee previousl Neill will be hostess, when "Dn-being handled, so they ere d i r
Mra. Petar H
Attoidtai tht doMd-door matt- up IM par cant over latt year. Ia
Ktulbtr, who first won election
ivitad" Van Dorentotee-matiques," by pupils of the gram- glng up extrantoua Issaee. How.
Day that eanttment to now 7.neUacroft ichool Mbs EUe PbJl- « n ta INI. appeared to be ta
mt «trt Htrbtrt smtth, pratl- *».
Ufy. Bat it received to reply mar school uader tbt direction of • » » . » • •**««• authority tugaa tacrmt of ST1 over tbb Army Faalaaari eaid at money lips, fifth grade. River PUia.
—a
- - -* . _•
aiw^
dart of Coaanaity ~
wGBaOSaraa wflaBBaMttB « v BflBV C Q a i W a i
^ invitation extended after
Mrs. Kenneth Ceblhsus, will per gestkw, u made by them, la totime bat year, the university reg- b available to todadt Perth AmiBvt vivt
wa,
, .,T
.
wdttia, I K
T
tally impractical.
had vowattend to make himself form.
istrar reported. Total enroUment boy at the laady Hook botch era- Tht following teacben w e n bn.
PUaam:
Mr. Btraadt, attonty ta the U admit and coUtgtt of
U
M
After a 0vt4nmr apirittd
"If the Democratic candidates
"
Ctain
atoa
eunrey
bat
mt
dty
auy
bt
bind
by
tha
board:
Mn.
CWn
Mn.
Rote
Kane
will
speak
oa
I j w n a e t A. Cartoa, Jr., apt-the State University b IWto,
Between me time of the Invl- Use and Care of Small Electric wen sincere about thnt and bad
included
la
a
later
ahata
of
the
0.
Crawford.
beataMn,
Btyview,
claUtt la Boamf. aad all thrta ta ItrrsMS of 1,471 from USM.
i
I the subpoena, NBC Appliances," at tbt March U tjvta tny thought to that Idea,
•tody.
tod
K M ; Mrs.
M M
Miry 0 . ttahtad.
h dofol
Van Doren from hit meeting. Mn. Hewitt Wharton they would have first suggested
Tht voto • fcrvor of
i
- -June
- S. BachJJ •at taenaat.
that a committee be appointed te
tob-lncludln*: eppetrauces
croft,
K
M
;
Mrs.
will be hostess.
Sa^atmta^ ataktnWat 111 a^ak • a V i l a i — a
tha tratt tor Mate ladjittiy w i t
•IsBVJlassT CtmBVal I I • •
HIYlBvi
the "Today" show-pending de- April I, Mn. Afttrt Nelson. study tht validityy of such a sewof gMfovd* full (faawe BTTWI
termination of the House inquiry. will bt hostess and the Ugjthv age authority ben. It many
nrnonth, tMto; Mn. Main B.
Cartoa aad Mr.
Columbia University has given tton department will present casts, sewage autheritiee have
Todd,
Long
Bnacb.
tMb
grade.
tht
p
Mm a week's leave from Ms Frank 0 . Warner, vice presidtat proved a costly liability, aad we
rettak, tMto; aad Mrs. HaV
need took no farther than a few
i^wfflbt
teaching duties,
and tneusnr of tht Freehold miles away for i perfect e«na>
ptetodtoi
attacktd m coart"
la
MDOUmnm
VKtn
ban
vstnt
to
ate
asbttag
first
K HM a math ta present basic
Mr. Cartoa told beaj
Van Doren steted he bad'Our Flaaacial lystem t t Work." pie. Ktyport recently wtt forced
Mom, Mrs. Todd aaddees at tJ.
be-wfl go to tat poUa toabjht to
to dissolve Its aewtge tuthority
ItWt K M d DtM
received no advance assistance "Musical
Tht
program
would
bt
will bt after It had crtated coaaktmbta
Taktag part ta lbs debate wen•n any form on "Twenty-One."
tppiDW or dlsapprovi the Board
presented
April
SI
by
Tbor
FOM
that n t l
debt aad Involved tat horoagh la
-IB ta favor of men The developed facts. Harris
of •ductlloa't
ftttMN
tiptrts wtS tupport t h t .
a costly and heated togal batttt."
M atBtott, Reuther aM. ire "th»t more thin M perMn. William Acktnta wlU bt
Hut tht
Mr.
of a n t year if the i
that tadattritl m of tht bad
nek aids equal time. cent of the Twenty-One' shows
a| Stat. » WM
Rev. Dr. Charles I . Webster
Uadtr tha aba. a total of I S
of moss who trgued
tM of 7B) over the Bat somnan dtM Mid they wen rlggsd or fixe*" tnd for r
daw rnreni larludlag aS-room This b tbt second maW-aO- >•*»• •>
agatatt
ptriod bat yaw.
that reeson the testttnonv of one t t r ita Church,
achool a i d two » H e a dollar program
Tht
ata nvtr ta tjcn
I aaatkni BMMwgaNmSMl fkeaataj dm a
I w V J IVBsBB*VtJ nVOT HH
ant "* * • M c l t < * t m 0 M ' * t l u M n ^ on "Obtervatloa from t Trip
Rtgbter ta Aagatt. at tht ttaM
tad MB tttmben
them ill WM vital.
Abroad." Mn, Adte D. sdialtt
Pint public meaUoe of Van
for tbt i
wW act u hostess.
Tht
Dona's
name
during
tht
heerOttJN REACTION
Tht spring meeting will bt btM
tag
wss
mast
by
Herbert
Stem.
KID BLUFF, CtUf. (AP) May 11. Mn.
M n . Bomb W. Stoat
• a peat an
N,
was
hospital-oel
of
New
York,
who
lost
to
i wai carry I H end- Jaaet
trill ht hoststs. M n .Walter R
V u Doren In December, IM,
Four let- LONO BRANCH - NathtaM
W. Fnaalau.
iteaout of i trtt. alter having wen MMN mi thetone ta n Oardtn.'
af tht
of MbmU tarttdanlaHi rTMttiaad attrmg atr htns,
n t horse rear- show
Tht MBCbdkn mtttlag of tht Long Bnach AsMcbaHatortha
'
committee
bt
l
a
f
MNMtaBal
DtliBMetVtilhrowh^bsr.tlM
dropped
her
Ittmpel
told
the
u
will bt htM Mty 17, whea EiubUshment af a Charter ComMIDDLETOWN - Robert Fa*
•Bf AVHalB^t> VBBH WtitntT^B^Pla^HI fM BBBBJ
i ihow't are- tht Art Department will arrange
tattoa AtttoraaalaaM ami BMW> iMto. tht h i m attppad on It. aad WM Instructed bv tht
tf N Pbcknty Rd,,
pmtlioaprebct.wtaietM.n(•tma^ga^k^M^BBiMBA
MW aJHei aa^aJ k u I A * l u * - —
^
aw !«•>
t^ • Vtn
V«i
Dona.
Tbtptaabi
gaalMtiea't
a program aa "Antique Art." In
dtr way SHnita • to N dayt." Bank, a nvtowteg sagtocer at tha
VltWBBlPVVlBBWe
*WB IHW aVaVl M f M I M Wg.
M C t f l «" KMt 10 Til
which members will participate. ton of ttxptytn aad vottn to
Tht fins alnady had made Cobs Ana. HtkfMfit Rd.. had
'Mn. Dysta Woodhouss wlU bt
tht needs of our community" ta
abas to b y a htH-n»lb sMnch retorted mat property vatatd at * M N > ^ L T i M n * " * d a M '
bringing results.
lat
M tMt tana Mai BM aawas" ^ " ™ *wt*^ PI^B^BBI W MBI BJI*
Diparuaitt chairmen are: Lit- The meeting, tttended by membib
Prktey
to mt tract, aadtoraa
bP
AjwVBammmmtl tarn tMmwmml Bmtfltilmltl mmm
ertlun aad drama, Mrs
bers of Ike nraaalntba't auoutf t ttwtr ptant to tttt
Mr. PavBta atM bt Ml Mt fWJPJtTtVJBg MJ M w a V J I VJVnCMMJ Wtt
Study Erosion
In
escx
Van Doren to Face Another
TV Quiz, ButCan't Be Found
Retirement of 3 Teachers
In Middletown Approved
New Jersey
News Briefs
UAW May Hike
Its Dues Today
a J
a^a^atJV^fliBBjn^BSBat
d a f riB^BBsy antatJB^BsAA f a i
-A~
^M
Vote Today on $3.7 Million
School Plan in Middletown
K t t S P I ^ C k r t o Drive
Brings Results,
Franzbbu Says
Coles Engineer
Says Car Looted
a
-..A-
flctobhBvt
|a»a^akJ
>
M
BvBaan
gak daVa^
a m bcktd, hi tat
ana at Cttaa. t b
af a t tar watit*
Nlia. OflMalt taM
1:«a.a.
tebttl p. m. that day, ^ ^
SeaTatairadt
^
Mtoalaa a n a tfaaaMif H I T
abb radio, t pair af atw gam,
Offlcblti tflUrt
lac,, wen tot avtlbbb bat algbt
Mr. Pavllto said kt aatilbd tbt
far ctmtMBt.
Provost Marshal's Offlet at Part
The matter already bat
Ht sddtd that the
a arlmt bout la tht
to the parking tot b not
altcttaa campaba
~
UM
BaBBafl
A
*MBBV
1
Action b now upto tht Towa- g j * ^
KdMaUsaVaMBtBl • • f a U n i
SMBI
BBA^B%
tfna^n^BaaBB^
iMr ar a * i n ataa a)
Rafie wvMy aaa M n * Taadt ws• It wat agreed thtt tht '•Vote
btattaa, hfrs. Ratah t. Rathbart. YM ttudy atovtattBt wonhf m a t
BBM IBBA
fB|r
BJBB| IBmamltlal
VVtwrabj
amttal iitikl
•BBtl • S l V e
••-*•-ItVBWi
l a H T a j i l l a M i t g*-.
nwXtTnBBMlVJHH TV*
opposition.
Mn. Doug- The commission, ta addlttaa te
tat Baker tnd Mn. Floyd Brown;Mr. Ranci, Is csmpUMd of Mrs,
Ebaaor Lthmtaa, Thomas Me
My, M n . Cherry aad M n , SahCUMock, Milton F.
•landing committees aid Thomu Maun.
Civil D t f t m , !
If elected at tht Nov. 1 elecprest, M n .
tion, they will bt ernpowered to
Mn. i. Praak Wtigsad,
study iht artttnt form af aaveralant pwii laawai oavif aad Mn< ment by tavtttlgtttag tbt open.
Halgh aad a m tor Kb ettdy lion of etch dtaartmttt
Mn." "
Mr. Pnaibtaa ttld.
"Then a n B U M who. h>
WILL ARMSB
tonttaaal ar oaerwlte, art eaPROVmNCK, R. I. (AP) - •savoring » Bun
BmB^aAaiai • • t u a a t dia^^biatBaKa^ai ^^ah a^k^.thttyMofM
_
n n K I CrvaVfFl COVITwrajMj on UBV
Long Branch on tht nwnnduw
all-night
Shipyard
Bowling
AlItwe ihsl wlU bt betort mt votleys
eariy today after a tekphon- ers nf thin city Nov. J." He
ed report there wen two men
there with gum.
When pnllce arrlvrd on th» "No toe«tr can the dUsenry
put Us head In the sand and be
they fnund about M mm,
Mn.
Bp
X
aMfBMa
e
caabt adapted.
aqa^BBSltBftn^ftBnto
Mn. Ktaacth E, CotVUn, Jr.;cendldttts, WM btM at BN I . __
amta, Mn. C. Ltai ltnbta, of Vbctnt o. React, IN Ada-la
am* Caiwioa dwity aad MIMAvt., to
JntaiLaJ
PORTUkND, On, (AP^-SjBlb
Jt »
•«l«ti ta u l i M u ka
I t ttpantod
fgrf B^WaaBaanatBi BrVtaiVvW T V
J Jw*mif j
fftj
ItniMwIito Icfcotl
Ml
BtdtftM at Sa-lw C W t t - i HaMy thaw I N AsWy p«rk t« Harry Utedt « l Pair
Mil
> i i U H Bkaalau kdaMkall af Helmdal •*•- - I . t—i— L . U L , U«.m«nth
a n critical. "I'd like to be this
I . W m o m addlUta to Nave,
ffffqgf r^tjf V# tWWVftJBJV I ^ W e PvfVVf V T V TV* VfrfJ'fgfVa
fPfftngf^s/ IB. ^rtJftJWBm V f V W w T t^nJVrTfWtVWf*
to n y they've got it mads, but
ernk Ichonl, t l M M
C*vnty OrfMlittlan ftf S M I I I Strvlat In IH rait t i vuwtrwlttit tttttlttltn, Tht
I e e n V a University of Oregon JinMt Wlmtrow, M, M it- I. fteven-room addlttatttothe
Medical School Hospital stoke* iMdatt at Msrlbore lute Hos- Bayvlew. Kast Kstntmiri and tvtnt Is tthiejultd fti I t t I p. m. Friday In Hit Ctnvtntltn HtM tnd It trrtngtd t t
pital, was released In tU) bell MMdbtown I r h o o l s , |I7I,M ant tht lattllght on itnltf tltlitm tnd thtlr Itlsurt tlmt tttlvltlti. Mr, Rtblnitn
msn Mid.
Tbt girls art the daughters of yetterdty pending a bearing Oct. etch.
tnd Mr. Kttdt, msmben tf tht fttd Itith Old ftuerd, t r t slit pnemben af t Itrgt
Mr and Mrs. James llubhls- II before Red Rank Msilitrat* 7. Plv»mt>m srtdllKw to th*
msde in h t l l r t ihet ell's writ,
tommltttt
MCOSS hit euembled »e irefe the ihew which Is open ro the public ell with | u m im hip htiUtvn
fl»ld. who live on a Parms, Ida John V Crowell on a rhsrge of R i m I'lli*ftrhml,H U M
Th» mrn with gum all wn» <<m«tint end large Inrreaen In
without
ehtr|t.
Mn,
Mtnhell
ii
jtnenl
eheirmen
t
f
the
event.
Free
cheit
X-reyi
ho. luisr bwt firm Thry wtrt
driving. With*mw wss sr Th* pnllt will ha iiptn fm«n 4
nttrtuiy |m||i rmrn peitl(ipetmi|is*n, wnhnut any prospects
of
p
htm June Jl fkirfmi ssparat- fMl«d Rltufttly n | ( h l by |> ( until I p. m. tt all lownihlp will be tvslleble far ill ovtr 11 end frte dltbstei detection (etli will be provided
<tr|i*itmrni
ih«lt»r
Ml the twine U»t Tu*tdsy.
trnlmin Vnnnn Pitlarton.
iula.
for ell ig»t.
a
a
a
Rftfi Year
For WSCS
RED BANK REGISTER
M-Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1
AMY VANDERBILT
Bnai Brith
Anniversary
Tonight
UTTLE SILVER - The eve.
amg circle of the Women's S o
csHy of Chriettm Service of Em-
it, any mote than your employer
"DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: should expect Chrlttmu flttt
We are having a debate in our from his employees. This kind
of subseription-gift-giving should
office and wonder if you can
be discouraged because It Is so
aolve thli problem for us. In
your opinion, when a woman often a hardship for many asked
buy* a drew, doee she subcon- to give. I receive msny letters
sciously think that tUa drees will complaining about this very
be envied by other women, or thing.
A party celebrating the Jeth
anniversary of the Joseph Finkel
Lodge of Bnal Brith and the Utto
anniversary ef the founding of
Bnai Brith. Is being held tonigh
In the Jewish Community Center.
Initiation of 30 new members
will be conducted in a candlelight
ceremony by Isaac L. Abramcvits, George Jacobean, Edward
Sharfsteia aad Jerome Tucker,
chairman.
The principal speaker Is Dr.
William I. Uebesmu, Asbury
Park, past president of Short
Ledge and first vice president of
the Northern New Jersey Council of Bnal Brith.
Harold S. Kaye is program
chairman. "The Incredible Dr.
Jakt-Psychotogist, Lecturer and
Entertelner" will be featured
with other entertainment. Also oa
the committee are Mr. Abramovitt, Gerald Kaplan, Eugene
Moss, Sidney Soidea, Murray
Forman and Martin Epstein.
Its fifth birthday at a maattag
aad anniversary party Thursday
law is the church hell.
Oae of the guests waa Mrs.
Douglas Smith of Oceaa Grove.
S h e w u praaldaat of the W«CS
of the New Brunswick District of
Ihe Methodist Church when the
QOM BnV b u y 0C€Ofdiil| to nOf
Uste and pocketboak?-D. C , •DEAR MISS VANDERBILT'
U.S. Marine Corp., Quaatko, Recently I received a tetter
s prominent man In beVa."
TMt It a question that is fre- half of a promtoantcharity. It
,
..
l
Mra. Joseph Jukmw _
jettta. They taekidad Mrs.
Cbartos E. Fatoom, preeidsat of
the Embury WSCS. and M n .
abort Fame of Leonardo, a
_.. ___l W$$ l l | M d Bjf MaMeW ifld tWO
to me that women who oner meeJhen of the committee.
really like man aad weat to at-How can I gracefully reply to
'
tnct thin
4 N M to piti^t tkMsU mis with an those names la the
mABw^nti OBmtommvaatn) fmf tfajdh a *' *^^
tianatumf-Mrs. A. R.. DeMn. Eagsna D. VtmttrVort
"DEAR MISS VANDBRBILT: trait"
program eheirm^), »,_
My husband Is a eo-cseator of Tha graceful way to start Is:
a wW. The deceased h u ae ret- "Dear Mr. Barton: Thank you
drete'a hsstory and eccempHs»
1 for your letter, signed also by
Mrs. Ralph L. Barrett led
the cxecuton
Mr. 'Clay and Mr. Moonaa."
the funeral arrangemei
adtagamrga
you ptoaae advise u what sheuld
cake, w e n served by
be put aa the ectaewlsdgemeat "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT:
Aa editor, of our company mtgasrVort. Mrs. Hany JcardSr^Mrs. ». W.
atoee, 1 carry oa a lot ef
Mn. Otlver & "
H. J"
Such cards are usually nther nspondeace with our sales tor
The drds'a study greaa wU
Indefinite. For example. Tiffany » get material aad pictures.
name 'Mary Jones'
haa toe that reads:
"Year message of sympathy above the typed 'Mrs. John
wtB bs devoted to the Ualted
en the death of Mr. (full name) Jones' as at the ami of this letter. I have been told'this Is InIs deeply appreciated.'
correct, that I should type It
Another reads:
'Your most kind expression ef '(Mrs.) Mary Jones.'
It Accompanist
sympathy is deeply appreciated.' "I am haopily married and 1
don't want to give the imoression
And another:
For Hom«eomin9
"Your kind expression of sym-that I am widowed or divorced
FREDERICK, Md. - MISB
pathy is gratefully acknowledged which use of the first name genCheryl Walters, daughter of Mr.
erally Implies. What do vou
and deeply appreciated."
aad M n . Charles Walters, 12
th!nk?-Mrs. M. J., Cincinnati,
The Red Bank Greet Books Die- KEANSBURO - Mr. and Mrs blue, and Mrs. Ralph TroUan, "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Ohio."
SILVER SPRINGS. Md.-Mim The bride w u aJVea In mar-Crescent S t . Kaaasburf. accomcussk* Group will meet Thin- I i n l l ,
Woodttdc West Keansburg, whose lace gown The only daughter of the own. I prefer the way you do It,
riage by bar father. Her only panied her seatoskdess aapiaamt
It h r the
Day sktt
dsy at S p. m. at me some of f^
the marriage o f w u pink. Their flowen wereer of the company by whom I * « •• fcelness the other Is often of Mr. and Mrs. Dettoa H. Lowry attendant w u httas Barbara in ita
Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Thompson _ - , .
Catherine bronn and white chrysanthe. am employed weetobe married. •»•». unattractive u it Is. for of Pembroke. N. C aad Freak Wade of FsHe Church. Va. Mr.aaaual homeeommg at Head Col>
aa 44 Uppiacott Rd.
A collection was taken to buy » * • * PMpte don't know that F. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs.Warner wet hit tea's beet man. ge.
to Cbartos William
Mies WaKera. a graduate of
of Port
a wedding
ortMoo-her
o
g gift. Some em- "Mary Jones" Is reaOy sodallv Frank G. Warner of Ryan Bhrd., The ushers were Charles Bet- MiddMown
Sandra Parker o
Township
Hlth
ewMd: "The
of the
'Mrs. John Jones" and thus they Freehold, formerly of Red Bank, cagtta of Freehold and David
f d to give,
i
i
Cbaries WtUtan Regan, Jr., of mouth was the junior bridesmaid.ptoyees refused
saying
School eleo eccompaaM the stuwen married Saturday to Wood- ~
M
M
dent body m Its presentation of
4 in the Betfard Methodist flowers were orchid and white tlone and a gift was not la or- * • « J | » «^™rs. Mary Jones.;'side Methodist Church here.
The bride w o n a white chiftoa B
soags. She bas bom i
pirn. The hero of the saga
der. A handsome gift wss sent. She should never use this social- The bridegroom it
chryssnthemums.
Sigurd, known u Siegfried ia the
ly. however, for It is an insult
of Mrs. Kery
The brides mother wore e blue Was this improper? - M. W.,
Rev.
Robert
L.
Blackman,
peaGerman national epic, "The Nibto her husband.
Peters PI.. Red Beak, and of Mr.
officiated. White autumn • * ! white costume, and a cor-Chicago."
elungeolied." This combination of
In every big office there is -el' The very best solution to this and Mrs. Fraak
mads of velvet bows sad trimmed
decorated the
Bergen
someone who gets
Rev. Dr. J. Milton Rogers,
g , |
New members of the group ate
white carnations.
some protect or other. It can beIn business and thus keep her tor. officiated. Bouquets of
Mr. and Mrs. William Wldnaa, The bride was given in mar Warren Rutt of Port Monmouth very embarrassing to those who husband and her social life com- white autumn flowers decoratedlbook.
Rumson: Herbert
_ . Durliag of Keansburg. Her w u best man for his cousin. The feel that they can't comfortably pletely apart This Is a very well- the church. Donald Grant of The bridal atteadut wore a
Fsir Hsven; Albert Caplata
•own w u styled with a bodice of ushers were Gary Rogers, the contribute—or perhaps Just don't '"tabllahed American custom. iFreehoM w u the soloist.
sheath styled gowns of pmk veV
G. H. Wynkoop. Little Sliver, i
o n # b
V
net, aad a bouffant satin bra- iwldegroom's
brother,, and Cliff- want to.
bg
Mn. Louis Furst. Red Bank.
The gift now hat been sent.
Further discussions will be baa-cade skirt that had an everskirt ord
Parker,
both
of
Port
Moomouth, and Ralph Troiian, West but your employer's daughter unThe bride's mother
ed on writings of St. Thomas **&*> ttlam*\ w l t t l " " S I t p " Keansburg.
doubtedly did not really expect
blue costume with a lavender hat.
Aquinas, Shakespeare, U e t o . P ^ * * « • « ' * • ! • - — Curtains
couple
aad a corsage of red noes. The
crowa of seedpearls, and her their wedding trip to the Poco- Mari, WinrJham
brltjegroem a mother wet dressed
Uam James,
DraporiM
i gown of ssagreea brocade.
•no membership toJormetton ftoweis were whlte. chrysanthe- nos. they will reside tt U Wilson
Matthtw Riding
Ave.. Port Monmouth. The bride's
chairman ii Mra. Beotoala SenSlipcovers
After a buffet supper at OVoaMrs. George Note of Port Mon- traveling costume was black and Mn. Beatrice Speller. Ill MOB,
dtnon of Little SUnr,
mouth St. announces the engageaeU's ia Betheede. Md.. the
mouth, the bridegroom's nunt, •*"••
B«dspro«d*
couple M l tor theb wei
w u matron of honor. Her nylon The bride w u graduated from ment of her daughter, Mist MaMPAUWflUMMT
MiddsstowB Township High School rie Windham of Rumson.toMat
trip. The bride's traveUag co>
GREENCASTLE, lad. - Miss »n>rn
» wW»*n
'*",
•?"••
"*»!*
Linens
ith
tume w u a " - - - - h u started her *
* matching net Jacket. when she w u ppresident of thenew Riding. I l l Monmouth St.!
dress, trimmedtobeige fur. Her
Club. She is em- Miss Windham is the grand-!
year to the CoUege of[ Her cascade bouquet, w u bro
CCtUOTIM WMV MeMiL
ployed by
py
y Ebsco Industries in daughter of Mn. Peer! Quaat of
Liberal Arts
at DaPauw
Ualver j and white chrysaathemume.
I I * '.»
MraWOT VM**>*
112 Monmouth St. Mr. Riding is
Rd B k
law IHIUsj WwKeMS IwvJmi fTfj
sMyhste. She Is the dsMghstr of The bridesmaids were Mn. Red Beak u a.billing clerk.
the Loan Breach^ Grammar
The bridegroom also w u grad- employed at the supply office at
Mr. and M n . Edward Mshsugh Clifford Parker of Port Mon- uated
from MMdletown Township Fort Monmouth
WBH WM (TeMisMsM IWeel
Of M HUfcroet Rd.. Fair HaveaJmouth. whose lace gown w u High School. He w u a member The couple a n members of the
of
the
school's
Hunting
and
Fishor. Va.
Salvation Army. Riverside Ave..
..eeeeeeeeoe,,,^
in» Club and its Intramural bas- when die wedding wdl take place
The bridegroom w u graduated
ketbeO team. He is a roofer, em- Saturday.
from Wcetcheeter State Teachers
,o«** # '
Special
ployed la Perth Amboy.
'WlCMMtfe •*•., l t d IS
N«nr low Pfl'c»-Acr Nowl
at the Katharine Gobs School
GOBS
to Freehold.
la New York City. A graduate
/•Hi
LINCROFT - Miss Ana Ellxa- of Middletowa Township High
bethCa
i Rd. hes School, she alee attended the Unienrolled u a resident student toversity of Neuchatel la Swifter:-a.-;s :,o ;.-riel course land.
Great Books
Group Meets
Thursday
1
Lowry-Warner
Nuptials in Maryland
Catherine Rose Kane
Weds Charles Rogers
^•^
ww
• * ^^^^^^^^B^^W
~ - " ^ • • w^r^^^^v^^wpyf
*«•• • ™ •
»^ • • ^ f ^ « w n
fl
as^t V B . * ^
^.^^gyvan.
VB
v . ^ ^ ^F*VB*~
w
»
^
-
l^^vgnsBi
^pgsjig uxffw
tjeSja^vwe^f a
vma^es^BjavSjSaw
gg JJ " " ™»™ "y''•*«•
Panel on Space Conquest
Ve)Mti«n Blinds
0
e
'hftkjwsli
hrSkndtnlk
t$ rVtvf 9h Indus Off
•X Wdsil hmmyl
Hips! Thighs! hr MK>
• I 0 0 o visit
...ondoilldid
woi retajtl"
CHINSiNUw]
MM M « ytutMul I
UTTLB SILVER - "How Im- WOR radio presentatioa Long
portaat is Space Conquest to tha John, make up the panel of exPeople of the Uaited States" Is parts.
{the subject of a panel discuu- Dr. S. Benedict Uvin, director
km slatsd for tomorrow at I: IS of exploratory research dlvisioa,
p. m. m the Markham Place will be moderator. Other panelpe
Itt
D H t Kdd d
^
^
Istt sre Dr. Horst Kedesdy. depU
ub tr r
»?_ the
i Jcom*»• search
"«y *"*«««'
•» and
wploratory
resociatioa i t sponsoriag
division,
David Linmuaity program.
den, deputy director 01 nrWIT
Three men from the Army Sig-jSource* Division
nal Research and D
Laboratories at Fort
aad Lester Del Rey, author aad
featured guest of the
Harvest Moon
Danct Friday
RIVER PLAZA - The ParentTeacher Association will hold a
harvest moon dance Friday night
n tie school all purpose room
tor adults aaly.
Hart Weoosrs orchestra
play.
Dr. M. B. OUlita. prcsMtM of
Jersey City Stats Collets, will
SMVIS T U — Mrs. Hefcert H. DisWew ef speak at the unit's meeting next
$KrewtWy, preildeet of the Reel leak Woman's CJwfc, Tuesday at 1:11 p. m. Prior to
wet hectMi lasr weak at e tee In the clueKewte for mem.
tor grades, one, three
hers ewt) f uests. She ii pictvreti peerlaf tea for two aad the wM be held ia the class1«ettt, Mrs. Herry Fellewi, center, eee) Mrs. 6eerf a H. roams Between 7:J» tad 1:11 a.
m. Teachan will outline the!
CAUtHT4tte
UONS
M-74 WNt.
SINCL
J. YANKO
N ttOAB if.
NITEYNITE
ski pajamas
••IC
BWAA
ekiAmAm^AJ A^h^kA^LAejA
rll# VMI pvfVflTVfJ fJfJnlWr
ret) aaei yerlew; sites 4
te I I .
^ AslamMlm • I m a i
IK* tM»i tmdltr M t
mu'rt twae •• M
h#t
Imagine! Hadyiy stertedHendereUa's
Me.hfktOt ternei n mafivni
Mw
pJnfc. roe) tee) ytfc*#t tteet
USBIOeiNsltm
eTweWtjawMp
t T e M MB
ehert weeks ago, yea lee would have
footed e f inch after Inch ef ugly eseese
let />om ntry rernvr e/ year eot'yter the iwrMllUe low prira of en/y If
a vuHl Hut if youarl nou-theie'eetsN
thwal Y x - a t a priflt evtry woman ran
affefd-vnu can r*duc* yniir waist,
twrnmy, hips, thighs, fee* erui n*ckwillmit starvation diela or inwl *s«rdsest fle M Nl*iid*i*lla pem|»r .v*«r
neewda eff-fnr /ml $1 a vttit in a
Kiev*****! series!
••«^«
lefh plale-.trlmtje., Ferry.
Itec) for tbrmk-retJiteMe.
NlHyNrrtwHwfeet.tltet
tttmtMMMMolM fitm lh«e»n%» fit
0 te I , m telM eeien «*t)
mimmxmm.mmtM
SUsMSOUImStinill
te «t)t) e year's watr.
1S0W..M
INTERNATIONAL
IM IVwe- It. IN I-Mil
RID IANK
riant*!
IMHtoWS fiJTIHW TOC
III1' ••'••• '•> »ht'(
WAV! AN0 MIANI WORKIfll — Members af the weyt end meens cemmiHee of
the evenln« department of (he Red lens Women's Club will itaae a card party
end ftihien ihew Monday night In Ola1 Orchard Country Club, Eatentewn, Cam.
mlHe* eldet, left (e right, er* Mn CllHerd trimmer, prliei; Mri. Elliot Spirket
and Mrt. Everett C. liynten, chairman, end Mn. Jehn d. Klce, ticket t«Ui. Faihlent will b* from fthal Kr*uu of S*« Bright.
1
••$•
The Way to Marriage
Is Still Strict for Some
af the ro-
Funny, Juan aad Maria ttoddt they m a t to «at
liaa goat to H
OB the door, at a lime,
of covfie, whaa tha partati aad
By THOMAS J. STONE
rlod unto be It older and earning
Maria are at home.
a good salary.
UMA, Pom (AP) "The fattier cornea to tha door.
He
explains
how
la
his
eet
boy
Amtricta aeooritas no longer
Juan Introduce! Matotlf aad a *
M
e
n
girl,
woos,
wlai
tad
marmutt do their flirting behind a
plaint he It in k m with Marti
Spanish fan. but tha way to love
and wanta to marry her. Tht
and marriage is still strict and
rather can politely send Urn on
narrow among some of the con- pretty girl he likes. He
hit way man and than, or can
for a mutual friend to introduce Invite him In,
tervativw old families.
him to her. He cannot introduce
Evan la modern Lima, a young himself, aad ask for a date. "If be It invited to, the parents
bombard hint with a
man can not call on his very' Never.
girl or take her to the "So they ara Introduced. Her piistioai. Who ara hit parents?
noviaa unehtperooed. Only after name la Maria. They like each Doss be hive a Job? Row much
they are engaged la dating al- other and want to ate more of money doss he make. And to
lowed, and even then It li on a each other. Juan invitet her to on and so on.
natricM tcale.
a movie. She accepts. Maria can "If the parent! Had Juan i
There it aot much opportunity not go home and teU her mother urea up, tha coupes iaamedliMHy
tar open cmrttag tf the parent* tha hat met a alee youag i
They marry
who has invited her to me movie.
to do
tlx momhi or a yaar.
Why not? It Just isn't
and they ususlly do.
HEP BANK BBCI9THI Ttwafcy, 0*. H,
TELEVISION
-WNTA-TV
(DRlaTtoTu
(0) Movie
l i t - 0 ) L o w of Ufa
(II) Three Stooges
.
(4) Tie Tee Dough
(U) Ask Tha Camera
(7) Across The Board
EVENING
(I) Movie
(li)French Through TV
1:00- (I) Nuts and Bugs
(IS) Cartoon Jamboree
(7) Little Rascals
:tt— (!) Search For Tomorrow
(II) Popeye
(4) It Could Be You
(II) J. Fred Muggs
(!) Cartoona
1:11- (4) Local News
(7) Pantomlnw Quis
(J) Cartoons
(It) English U
(1) Yesterday's
s 4 t - (1) Guiding Light
Nawtnela
: • » - (1) News
(II) Quick Draw McQraw
(4) Joyce Brothers
( U ) Ratf The Records
(I) Cartoona
m- (4) Weather I
(7) Music Btago
0 : 4 1 - (4) Nawt
(II) Fun At One
(7) Nawt
(II) Movie
7:00- (J) Nawt
t i t - ( » Burnt and Allen
(4) Phil Silvers
tth- (4) Newt
(I) Scotland Yard
i n - (I) At Tha World Tornt
(7) Union Pacific
At private parties and dance*,
(4) Dtoi 4
"Maria tells her mother the is
(I) Tarrytoont
the mothtrt and often the fatten
(I) Movie
going to the movies with a girl
(11) News
In the conservative let ait on the
(7) Memory Lane
friend. Elena, for example. The
(U) Highway Patrol
keep a protectire
(I) Film Drama
first time or two Maria
7:gf— 0 ) Local Newt
eye oa the conplei.
(U) Growing In Spanish 7 : 1 0 - (I) Weather
Elena go to the movies, whore
While othen in more modem Juan meets them.
(II) Newt
M) ) N
f amiUat tear around la the famWuCn t M COUpW MCQ0M M f l a
l:g«(i) For Batter or Worse 7: I S - (1) Newt
ily car, go tea dtndsg together out, Elena tella them on the way
7:3S—<11} Weather
(4) Queen For A Day
and wear blue leant around tht to tha moviaa mat tot it gait* HOLLYWOOD (AP) E*
7:38— (2) Grand Jury
(7) Day In Court
sdgbborhood. the young la ibe 'to play the violin/ aa sup rental President Harry S. Truman turns
(4) Lararoie
(I) Film Drama
oloMaaMoned hornet are held
that means she will meet them up In an unlikely place next Sun(5) Big Story
(11) Almanac
tightly in cheek.
[after the show, thus giving them day: guest star on a comedy
(7) Sugirfoot
(It) Movie
Nineteen-year-old Jote Ernesto a chance to be alone.
(0) Movie
» : ! • - (1) House Party
VertU Cordova comet from a "The two girls return home Jack Benny, hit host, tayt he
(II) Flight
(4) Thin Maa
strict family. He is well educated together after the show, usually ha* a demand for equal time
(II) Newsbeat
(7) Gale Storm
and wants to be an airline pur around * or 9:30, but seldom from Vice President Nixon.
7 : H - ( 1 ! ) Weather
(I) Film Drama
sw. He it going steady with a much later.
'I wrote him back that he's
1:00- (I) Dennis O'Keefe
(II) Basic Russian
Slri butdoet not plan to'get mar- "All of this time Maria's par-jnot eligible for my snow until he S i N - (I) Big Payoff
(1) Sherlock Holmes
~~~
"
~ ~
~ ~ makes President," Benny quip(II) Public Defender
(4) Young Dr. Malone
ped.
(II) Play of the Week
(I) Orient Express
Benny aad Ntaon have been
1:10- (I) DoUe Gillli
(7) Beat The Clock
friendt for yean.
(I) Fibber McGee and
(t)CorliM Archer
"I'm neither a Republican nor
MoUy
(11) Movie
a Democrat," said Jack la
(I) City Assignment
fcH- (I) Verdict Is Yours
pUiaing why ha la to friendly
(7) Wyatt Earp
(4) From These Roots
with ftMdtfi of both pttrtifi. Ht
(I) Racket Sound
(II) Whirlpool
taid Nixon had written him coo(7) Who Do You Trust? a - . * - <J) Tightrope!
gratulatiag aba on the snow bus(I) Movie
(4) Arthur Murray
iness coup of snagging the for.
(U) Curtain Time
(I) Wrestling
r President of the United 4 : H - (1) Brighter Day
(7) Rifleman
1
States at a guest star.
(4) House On High Street
(I) Martin Kane
"Some of my friendt have ad(I) Douglas Fairbanks
(II) Colonel Flack
vised me that I should demand
(7) American Bandstind fcN— (2) Red Skelton
equal time," Niion wrote Beany.
(II) Amos 'N' Andy
(4) Starttme
"I think ha was kidding," said
(U) Richard Willis
(7) Philip Marlowe
[Jack.
4:11— (!) Secret Storm
(I) I'm The U w
4 : H - (I) Edge of Night
(II) Deadline
reporter asked Benny how
(I) Split Personality
10:01- (2) Garry Moore
be managed to get Truman to
(I) Mr. District Attorney
(7) Alcoa Presents
appear with him.
(II) Abbott »"« Costello
(I) Strange Storks
"Actually." replied Benny,
(U) Junior Torn
(II) State Trooper
1
didn't
ask
him.
Ha
asked
me.
(1)
Ule
of
RUey
(II) Full Coverage
Cecil I . DaMilla't SAMSON A N D DELILAH, filmed
columnist
(4) Movie
10:10- (7) Keep Talking
in Color and co-featured with "Ulysset," starring Kirk
asked Benny If be intended to use
(I) Big Beat
(I) Movie
Douglas, is the attraction at Loew'i " 3 5 " Drive-In The- the tame old guest stars teen on
(I) Riders of Death
(11) Pro Football
Mat of the big TV snows.
ater, starting Wednesday, Oct. 14. Debbie Reynolds
Valley
Highlight!
"My answer waa that 1 was
(11) Bozo The Clown
•nd Glenn Ford star in " I t Started With a K i n " opening
(12) Mike Wallace
seeking offbeat guest atari such I.-SMI1) autch Cargo
11:01- (2) Newt
Sunday with "Riot In a Juvenile Prison" a t « co-feature.
Mrs. Jimmy Stewart and
fcH- (I) Movie
might even try for Harry S. Truman. The story got printed but
really had no inteattoa <f asking
the former President of the
United Sates to
WAK
ni
WPAT
WKCA
"QMday Mr.
WWW
readebtwtmy
Cariaaa
'
" r m ready
WarM Teadekt
Nawt. WarM IMajr
« N U Newt; Matltav
i«utu
Truman Guest
On TV Show
This Sunday
RADIO
aa m
aaisa
aa
_„
ens
am
WEONESDAYMORNING
S:H- (4) Sermanetto
• : N - (I) Continental
Qastroom
1:11- a ) Previews
1:11- (1) Give Ut Thii Day
• : S - a ) Newt
fcH- (I) Sunrise SemesUr
(I) Continental
Classroom
7-.W- 0 ) Newt
(4)Today
7:H— (7) Morning Prayer
7:M- (V) Early Bird Cartoons
7:St- (S) Preview; Call To
Prayer
I : N - (1) News
(S) Encyclopaedia
Brilannica
(7)Uttle Rascals
fcia- (I) Newt
1:11- (1) Captaiii Kangaroo
fcH (I) Sandy Becker
(7)Beulah
(1) Topper
(4) Movie
(7) Persoosl Theater
0 ) Our MJu Brooks
0 ) On Tha Go
(4) Dough Re Ml
(7) Memory Lane
World
Nelgbhofi
Wld N
d
(?) December Bride
(4) Treasure Hunt
(7) Star Playhouse
I0-.4MU) Science Around You
10:41- (I) News and Weather
je:Sa— (I) Looney Tunes
11:10- (2) I Love Lucy
(4) Price Is Right
(7) Time For Fun
(II) Reading Workshop 1
(II) Ding Dong School
11:11- (I) Top Dollar
(4) Concentration
(!) Romper Room
(7) I Married Joan
(II) Our Number System
(II) Physical Culture
UiSMH) Newt
HM41!M*.
Nuta
WWa*. Newi; Bek tUrmm
8k
nee
BANK REGISTER
SUISCRIfTION
LAST
•WGH SOCIETY"
mARKOFZOMO"
a phone for your bedside...
M Matla
Newi. Jack
Hkew
Nawi
tilt
titl
WWM Nawt.
Malic
Balasla*
fiia"
«nrr« Haaa'taMi
t WMM
tMMUt
fiiltalna
Uatll BaaeeV
Nawi
eitO Umi
loib).
Under the tutelage of Faith
Dano, one of the featured par
-." the group
warka m throe
The work, raagtog from
to ibttrictlaa. waa pat
•"'
"" tht re.
8AVBB STEPS B Y D A T . Wbm you're buoy ctgtBing-m»Jdngtl^be<U-^dr«stogforaji
afternoon out-tbera's no grater eoovenience t b u • near-at-hasd bedroom phooe. It gtvtt you
so much tirne—helps you run tha bout* so much mora sflkienUy.
Nave, fin Callet
Nm, iaiaalae'
ItiOB i » > • > Fe'« Ua4 lartt
Vp la Ike Mlaata
Mar<lt Blefk
•aerti, Bel> Caete
WlaeaM leit
•
lf»frf*»g», h«t*y—p^(«fl«g fcj
Nawi. BUI Otllta
Waa Darelkr at4 Dick
Waaa Al Ukawa
NEW YORK (AP) - Lartog
Maadal. a H-yativaM tola-Mai
writer, it gatttog Ma fin* 4
Nawe
True tier*
Natlla "leek
Mania Black Make
Oellraaa.
n^HN',,
f JWF
NEW YOMCTAP) - aafem II
l
MtCami ei
Mania
Halloa
»•»«»»
WMTC New>,
Black,
Ballraara
Hide Up
Relatlne
4
l
•WV^V H I V tmW SMM| *HHflMI*
The wark. •'TheMidaight faa,
arrivta la December with Janet
Oayiwr storrad. Tha righu to
stage the (how la Germany b a n
already been totd, tad aegotla.
Ha Tkcaltr
.it
tlOM ara aadtr way tor a proMMer BUwkltoaatl duction la Peril.
lawi,
Jaalw
Ne... Merita
Beau*
Aaar Oilffllk
WHTG
Cimtrmtty IncmteH in
AVw
Shrvtnhury
NONMOIITrl IMIWIY AND NATIONAL W W I
UN THf. MDt<R ANI» HAM' IMMiR
NEW YORK (AP) - Hal Hat
brook it pUMlai hit Broadway
career well ahead.
The actor who scored a recent
triumph b»re in his one-man
show "Mark Twiln Tonight" hat
hooked a return »nnig*m»nt-rKM
(hit Matoti. nrM next t*itnn. huli
during m\*l
liMirmi arliviun'
have him hu«v until Ihrn
S A V M W 0 M . T BY N1OHT. You'll oletp b*Ht#r-Jta»t knowlnf your phone Is tkert*
always within easy reach. And you'll like the privacy an extra phone offers, too. For oaiier and
better living 'round the clock—plan now to put a phone by your bedside.
A B I D S I D 1 PHONB C O I T I SO L I T T L I - J U I T 9 0 * A MONTH
Ami for H rrtuMiniililo oiir-limt rhnrur you can malte it a I
in ci/nr. T') urilrr
Minply iliul Ml t
or auk lh«* uprrator for !h«
i Oilier. I'. S. A*k u U m l it nt^tit huht, l.ou.
'Ihr
|al elal.
ii' tin »
lla%ij i
ibr
MY AIMS"
CLARK DORIS
GABLE DAY
TEACHFRSPf I
EATONTOWN
NEW YORK (AP)-TtB BroadsawjWBOTw nwjwwj ovwajopav
Stortt Tamaiiiw
late
_Jt«_
— rum —
Nawt. BUI C l l e a
CI»U "
waaa Nawi. AI
«Vim Haacliaeti Wake a»
VM, » »
SHE CARRIES ON
NEW YORK (AP) - A play
Wright's widow is carrying on the
family tradition of scripting
Boardway dramas.
Ruth and Augustus Goett collaborated on four Broadway
shows. Two yean ago the hutband died. Now Mrs. Goett has
completed "Sweet Love Remembered" end the work his been
put on the agenda of Producers'
Martin Gabel and Henry M. Margolis.
Sacru! Mails bsi daat one* did a beneft vWin
stadia X
Nawt. Mule fm piano duet for me Kaatas Cit<
SMdie X
Symphony*
New.; Mealtar
m i ik. rtuonMs
New.; Alaa Free*
New.; Daaca Matle "He M I t o grateful to toe for
mm c*»t* A « M
Stodle X
W.UB Fraa Bakalaa
WM Nawt: Mail* traai helping out those musicians that
Went Helea Trtat
WKM Nawi; Bok Banet
igcr to do aomtthJag
WHTtj Km, Kalaxlia
tliO. WMC Nawi. Bakart
for me. I told him that I do bonewaaa
a wk p i a g ii
naaiai
waaa co«»[. i w D M
Nawi, Vaa Vaatklt fit concerto all the time, I k m to
WHT* Heialiaec. Ete
N m . L»Ie Vaa
Prien. Mule
Baa WUaaa do m e n . Ha owed ma Mtffeg."
Newt. r>. Koblatta I I U I WatJf Nawt.
But whaa Truman agreed to be
Kallk la Aetlea
Newi
iltarllekl Batata
Ha r n k l u
Matla fma ata4le I on the show, Jack tuggeeted tl
Carltaa M M t t i
the Tramaa porttoa bo taped •
Rar Heatkartea
Yearn Or.
tha Truman library at Indepeadinaa—waac n» w « u at
WMTt) N.w., kclaalac
Muilc
x e , Mo.
Matia Til Dawt
I Newi
Matle fraa l u . l t X Benny said be and tha former
waac m* n.»i» aw*
Bit
i—
Ri«tt T . Haealaaaa
President had only one disagroeLaag Jeka
Httallm. Mult
ment during dt« taping.
Ntwi. U t taitk
WtNA Newe Beaaria
j Ntwii I* Harllkj
"I wanted to tat* It dignified
wsja utiat D k
aad Mr. Truman la worried about
—weaa A I M
my getting
warra N m ,
New§
Until
nttaaa mlMta a m i
Newe
Cltraara
aa4
FlMa
The show will be seen oa CBSNewti
Ham
TV. at 10 p. a t , EOT.
Jaka Oaaialiao'
Wtm
TWETMLE
•JtDaVlMt
CaiMaa-Tae Five Peonies
S:», »4a; The teaman I : * .
CATONTOWN
DrtveJa-TTie Five Pennies
IM, 11:16; Bead Of The River
9:M. ^
HAZLET
Leew's Drhro4a — Cartoons
7:N; The Five Penalea 7:K,
10:80; Hounds Of BaskerviUe
•:M.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS
Attontto-North By —
7:00, SiJB.
COUirWWOOD CACLK
Share P r t i o l a For Tha First
Time 7:10, Iftlf. A Prirates
Affair k M .
LONG BRANCH
New Strati High Society ! : « ,
7:10, M M ; The Mark Of Zorra
2:01,1:M.
OUT OF THE DARK
NEW YORK (AP) - The send- ASffURYPARK
hog days of Warren Beatty are Mlayfalr-PBI Story 2:41, 7:10,
paying off for the determined H4J.
S t Jatsaa - Ten Seconds To
young actor.
Hell 1:30, 7:00, 10:11; Subway
Beatty, who halls from RichIn Tha Sky 2:01, S:«.
mond, Va., paid for hit studies it
an acting school here by work- lyrle r The acapoaour.M,
ing ai an underground laborer t-.oo.
on the recently completed third1
:ube of the Lincoln Tunnel beneath the Hudson River.
That chore completed, Beatty
went auditioning for stage roles.
He his been signed for a key
part in the new William Inge
plsy, "Loss of Roses."
Tkrea Gaaeeaa
waaa
e; D » * D « S U
WNTt) Fifteca M i n i * Hwwt
WO* Nrwe: Jeka Scott
WW6A Nawi; ;t'i Network
Tiau
taut
taita
taite
(4) Newe
(I) Movie
(7) Newt
(II) Newt
( « ) Dance Party
11:11- (I) Weather and Sports
(4) Weather
(7) Weather
11:11- (I) Movie
(4) Jack Pear
(7) Everything Goes
(II) Newt and Weather
l l i j a - 0 1 ) Movie
Ht«-(|)Movw
(UHbary Itorgan
tt: I S - ( 7 ) MotM
i f e H M U ) Newtbaat
11:41- (I) Pml Coatet
ifcSV- 9 ) Movto
im(4) Consult Dr. Brothers
1:1S- (4) Thlrtoaam Hour
(I) Newt aad Weather
1:41- (4) Newt: SaVmonette
k H - (7) Evening Prayer
fca*- (1) Newt
S i l t - (1) Give Ut Thlt Day
(T) Romanca of Ufa
U Exploring
H-TwwUr. OH. 18. HS»
Caseys Might Coach Batty Parker FimBHkjp
Play Middletown After Costing Steelcrs Two Games
On Gridiron
BED BANK BEGISTEK
trait Lion* to two NFL cbu>
pionskip* after leaving Chicago,
MIDDLETOWN Red Bulk On
„„ Dec. .B.
. . „>»•). t h m^ - days
i - 1 1 quit Detroit suddaaly juat baft*
Catholic Hlih School stands • after th« National Football th* 1167 season. At a "Meat to.
good chance of getting another League made peace with the All- Lions" banquet ha
" • " America Conference,
coorful 'When you get to
Shore school on its football
Buddy Parker grabbed the head- where you can't band)* footbtu
schedule for 1960.
Middletown
Last night the
line*.
pteyen, it'* time to get out.,
Township Board of Education ap- He quit a* head coach of the and that'* what I'm doing .
proved the Caseys to fill a va- Chicago Cardln*!* after they were I'm through with football in Decancy in the schedule which will beaten 32-21 In the final (*me troit"
brought about due to Mana of the season.
He took over the Steeiers two
Middletown be "The humiliating defeat by weak* later aad sinca ha* tradaquan dropping
p
Lions'
continuous
George Halas and the Bears Is ed away many draft choice* to
cause of the
causing me to tender this re*lg; build a veteran squad. Bishop,
powtn*
owtn*
A
According
to reports, the book- nation-I consider the Cardinal a 218-DOunder from Los Angtits
ing is still In the "talking stage*' personnel superior to that of the City College, was an exception
because Rod Bank Catholic has Bears so tha loss murt b» I
to make room o s its schedule. reflection on my coaching abU- Casualty report* of the more
In order to do so. the Caseys ity," Hid Parker.
temporary type from other
would have to drop Trenton Cath- That's not tha way Don Bishop league cities had Washington deolic, a Class A Catholic school heard it yesterday.
fensive ead Ed Meadowa shelved
that is scheduled the same week. "Bishop has cost me two for five weeks with a dislocated
Manaaquan is scheduled to play times, but he won't cost me I shoulder and Rsdakla offensive
Middletown this year Nov. 7. The third," said Buddy Parker after back Jim Podoiey out a week
Caseys will meet Trenton Catho- firing Bishop. I sophomore de- with a torn ligament la his Wt
lic Nov. S.
fensive back with the Pittsburgh knee.
However, the Middeltown board Steeiers.
cleared the way with the other The Steeler* were defeated, » The Eagle* tot batter sews.
half of the scheduling up to Red 24. by the Philadelphia Eaglet Pass receiver Tommy McDonald
Bank Catholic, if contracts can Sunday, their second straight bruited a face muscle while ittempting
p g a divingg catch against
g
eliminated.
loss after a season-opening vkh Steeiers.
S i
b t his
hi JJaw was not
the
but
There was a time when the tory.
Caseys found scheduling shore Parker said Bishop, who has fractured as had been feared.
schools to be a "federal case." been serving as a replacement for Vince Lombardi,
L b d i coachh of the
But if the Lion encounter is injured regular Jack Butler, was unbeaten Green Bay Packers,
booked, this will be the fifth not on the field when Esgle listed three offensive star* is
school to contract with the Green Cookie Art Powell returned a doubtful for next week, tailback
and Gold Team.
punt 58 yards for s touchdown. Paul Hornung his a stiff neck,
Others on the Casey schedule Parker said Bishop was on the quarterback Lamar McHm his
this year are Red Bank, Neptune, sidelines getting a shoe tsped
aped an assortment of serious bumps
Wall Township and Rumson-Fair and the kicking tesffl had mlyand bruises aad halfback Don
Haven Regional. The Rumson IS men on the field.
McHheany hat a bruited shorngame has turned out ot be quite Parker, who guided the De-der.
a Thanksgiving Day traditional
battle.
By taa Aasatlal** Pwss
By Hy Cunnintfiam
D-DAY IS A HISTORY STORY IN 1959, and we
need another modern day of some sort for the year of
1959. We have just the day and we'll call it L-Day. The
L is for Lombardi, former Fair Haven resident, and as
popular a chap as ever came Into the county.
Coach Vtnca Lombardi of taw Green Bay
Packen has his club named to the hottest degree,
and burning with desire to win. In fact, out Green
Bay way they tell us Vlnny could rim for Mayor
tomorrow and win by a landslide.
Here's where the L-Day comes in. Sunday, Nov. 1
Coach Lombardi will bring his Green Bay Packers into
New York to meet his former charges, the New York
Giants. What better way could Vinny's friends pay
respect than with a huge cheering section in Yankee
Stadium honoring Lombardi and his team. He'll need • O W U R S D4MI-— Th* S«a Bright Businessman's Bowling League held It* tocond ansupport in the huge Yankee Stadium.
nual dinner Saturday night at Alpine Manor, Highlands. Walter Covert, sacond
It would be a fine gesture if a committee was
from left, laagua praiidant, presents trophy to Chaster Thomas, whose Short Cirformed to make L>Day into reality. There are pro
cuits team wan first place. A t left is George Johnson of Monmouth Beach. Michael
fan* and more pro fans In the area who love to head
Byrna of Highlands is *f right. Harrison Covert, Saa Bright, and Harry Petorsen,
for New York to watch those hard-hitting grkMers
Rumson, othar mambers of team, were not preasnt. Joseph Charlas and hii Ebb
put on a show. Bound them all up and go In a unit
Tide teem won second place; Eddia Furman and his Ocean Front Bar team, third.
Why not start today, for L-Day. Vince's pals could
Acting ProSou
band together and get things hopping like popcorn in
Ma's frying pan. A few buses, and a parade of cars
could very well take up a good sized cheering section.
Let's get like the Baltimore Colts and their traveling
followers.
Twenty Jet 14 sailboats are
Wo know Lombardi misses Ms friends In this expected to enter the second anarea, •specially all the boccle players from Peter's nual Gravy Bowl Regatta to be
held Sunday, Oct. 25, at MonPiping Rock Restaurant, Rumson. Ho would be mouth Boat Club. The three-race
thrilled If a mob from this area made L-Day at the series will get under way at
Coach Tom Karlo's Hal Bank
By The Associated Press
10.30 a. m. with the Lara 1.
stadium a success In Ms behalf.
High School Junior Varatty gridArmy Coach Dale Hall has
Olien perpetual trophy going to
ders racked up their Mm straight
turned Into quite a prophetWhen Vince took over the Packers they were the the fint-place skipper.
victory yesterday, defeating Manmuch to his dismay.
David
Siddons
ot
Island
sleeping gridders of the National Football League. Vince
asquan. 2M.
Hall, in hit first year as head
Heights Yacht Club, last year's
The Buc* bad racked up seven
woke 'em all up! And now they're wide awake.
coach at West Point, following
Gravy Bowl winner, will try to
Earl (Red) Blaik's resignation. NEPTUNE - Red Bank Catho- in a row last year aad added
The Packers catapulted to the top of the heap retain his title. He will receive
heard his team touted as the best lic'* junior vanity clubbed Nep- their third straight triumph to
stiff competition from Art Lange
on the shouldlers of a hand-me-down quarterback of
in the East and one of the top tune. 2M. here yesterday.
that string yesterday,
Lavellette, national Jet 14
10 in the country before the seaIn tha first quarter, Don
and the shrewdness of Coach Lombardi. Sunday, champion, and Cos De Vera of
The
Caseys
stopped
a
drive
by
son began. He didn't shrug off
Sweeney, Bob Wick** aad Danny
Groan Bay won Its third straight game, edging San Lake Hopatcong, runner-up in
the build-up but tempered it with Neptune on their own eight-yard Murphy did most of the leather
the nationals.
a warning that injuries, more line and then scored the first lugging in a drive that climaxed
Francisco 4ters, 21-tt, in a battle of tht league's
Two former Jet 14 national
than any single factor, could time they gained possession off from the 21-yard Una. Once getonly undefeated clubs.
champions, Calvin Engle of Isthe ball.
ruin Army's Mason.
ting tha oval to that mark, SweeBob Brueckner
A clever offensive tactician, Lombardi began jug' land Heights and Max Culpepper
Tha
Cadets
find me
the uyury
injury DUE;
bug X
Quarterback
ina
t
a
o
n
a
ima
« ™ « > " « « ' •»«» »—•«».». ;
^ .
fa
Uckle to go
of Beachwood, also are slated to
gllng the downtrodden Packers as soon as he hit the sail in the M.B.C. sponsored 1 told y o n w shouldn't have
is gnawing away. Hall's backfield.! climaxed the 92-yard drive whenjJJ* ° ™ f0™
•core.
ttakra tint icittflf down m
with
the
exception
of
quarter-ihe
tossed
a
10-yard
pass
to
Jim
"
J
'
/
?
*
.
,
™
.
cold country out that way. One of his moves that has •vent.
Aaatn ft Gaasal
woo!"
*
•*
back Joe Caldwell. is decim-'savage for a M score. Joe H e r -extra
:""'*"••?••
paid off a large dividend was the shifting of Paul Hor The regatta is open to all Jet
Austin
H. Gunsel, treasurer of ated, and his starting*ends only man had his placement attempt Red
* ?Bank
™ T was scoreless in the
14 (kippers and participants are
nung to halfback. Hornung has turned into one of the expected from Virginia, Mary
the National Football League, is halfway effective. The stark in-!blocked,
second period, but clicked agim
the group's acting commissioner experience of hi* reserves was The Caseys made the score 12- ia the third. Wickes and Murphy
league's most evasive runners, making the Packers a land, New York, Pennsylvania
following the death of Bert Bell. reflected in successive losses l o o after gaining possessim hy re- did most of the carrying in this
threat on the ground as well as in the air. Against the and Connecticut.
covering a Neptune fumble on drive to advance the ball to the
He'll serve until a new commis- Illinois and Ftna State.
Local skippers who will take
49ers, he scored once and gained 138 yards in 28 car- part
sioner is appointed. (AP Fire- For his opening game, 44-1 vie- the 30. Fred Grewen finished it II. From this point. Wickes scorIn the regatta include Bill
tory over Boston College, Hall o ( , w b m be threw a six-yard
photo.)
ed the TD going arouod his left
ries.
Olsen. Bob Kofoed and Ray UpCaaswaU a t
aawrsarkatfci pass to Tom Jmamg*. who was
P standing in the end tone all by and.
We met Paul In Florida back In March, and pincott. Uppiacott, president of
John Heodricksoo. Buc tackle,
Jet 14 Class Association, won
Bonko. for hit foowonic*
at halfback* and
had a chat with him about his new coach. At that the
set the stage for tha final score
the spring and summer series tor
injured John Ellson, at fullback
By The
Another
recovery
of
a
Neptune
time he said he hadn't met Lombardi, but had heard Jet M i at the Monmouth Boat
j n the fourth quarter when he
His end* were Bill Carpenter and
Louisiana State pulled tardier
Don Uiry, two vital cogs ia his fumble led to the third score.1 dropped on a Manaaquen fumble
a lot about Mm. We informed Paul he was going Club, and recently took first away from Northwestern today
Following * short drive, Pat on th* Big Blue 4S.
in the Noroton, Conn., Inlonesome end struck
to play under a great guy and coach. We told him place
in the race for the season's col- An Autumn Car Rally, open!
vitational Regatta.
remains and he's F t r m e r c * r r i e d f o r j e v M I y a r d s
Murphy and Cart Clemcnn
lege football honors but, looking
Lombardi would get the team rolling. So to Paul
Morris Sherwood, M.B.C. re,
public,
is scheduled tor'hampered by a knee injury wt- Hermans boot made the count shared the running in this drive
back, saw not just one but three to the p
gatta chairman, reports that Wll
i
Sunday, Nov. «.
Hornung: "We told you so."
I V I I U in
III the
U1V
SI
••
IVM
%V aPenn
VIISI ' « •
——
—» P
F'**'
——
teams dogging its tail.
fered
17-11
loss to
.
. . - . . -.. . . . . . ,w— mm
* • - «*•
* * "" •1" »" ^ *—•" M. - - M
liam Bennett will be chairman of
The event will be sponsored by State Saturday.
Brueckner scored the final tal- q u M u , dementi then ahook olf
Hugh D. Beach, Button wood La., Rumson, a mem- the
Close
behind
LSU
and
Northrace committee assisted by
the Red Bank Elks, Elks' Ladies Anderson was hurt in the 20-14 > •>" • Quirterback sneak from , c o u p i , ^ uefclera and scored
ber of CBS. called yesterday to inform us Vinny wanted George Worthley, Jim Wotoott, western, still 1-2 in the new Auxiliary and the Heel and Toe loss
to Illinois, and didn't play l « ° yards out
the six points.
weekly
Associated
Press
Poll,
after the early minutes. He The Caseys turned in an excel- Stalwarts oa defense for the
Sports Car Club.
to say hello to all his friends back in Monmouth and Jack White.
came
Texas
aad
Georgia
Tech,
No entry fee Is charged for
The rally will be held for both missed the Penn State game and lent brand of defensive play in'Karlo unit were Bill Gaslau, ceoCounty. Beach is one of the TV men getting the Packers this
popular fall regatta which is both inalUag threatening gestures novices aad experienced rallyisu, is doubtful against Duke, Army's keeping Neptune out of the RBCter, and Richard Allan, tackle.
over the air lanes.
at
tha
top
posttoa.
held on schedule no matter what
and for American cars as well as opponent this Saturday. His re- scoring territory.
placements. George Kirschenbau- Red Bank Catholic freshmen;
HUNCH
DAY
Also, while LSU draw I) of sport car*.
Getting back to ouw new born L-Day. How kind of weather prevails.
er and Roger Zallska, are
^
Luncheon will be served be- the 131 votes cast by sports writ
playfull with the NEW YORK
does H take with Lombardi fans and friends? We're tween the races by mambers of e n and broadcasters, the voting Driver* will Mart from the
Home. Front St.. and will won't be known until later this! Scarlet Flier yeirllnt>. They sb->rs who are not .vars* to taking
not expecting the group to grve Vince a Caddy or the Woman's Auxiliary of t h * ^ * j ^ r e "was no clear-cut £Elks
. _ ,
wred a 42-11 lacing.
a nip or playing a hunch should
tZ
week.
opinion on Ihe No. 1 team. Elev- county.
anything of that sort. This Is strictly a cheering boat club.
have had a field day oaa afterThe two Casey scores
Waldrop
is
finished
for
the
seaen teams shared first place Trophies will be awarded to the
section for Lombardi and the Packers.
son after having an injured left » c o r « l •* l t A C 0 1 1 " ^ w h o noon in 1KI.
nomination*.
first three winner* in both Amer- knee operated on yesterday. Hel«<«l" • P» ir «< P«*»*» «"»*» On that day, SelUer won at
We figure with his New York following and New
The poll pace-seturs, who had ican aad sport* car classes.
was hurt against Penn State,
jby George Scrivani. Both were Belmont. Pink Gia at Suffolk
Jersey and Monmouth County followers, Lombardi will
only a 21«out bulg* over Northheaves.
Downs. Gold Cm at BaUnont and
Registration will begia at 11:2* Eilaon still lavora a Charley,
western
a
weak
ago,
want
217
Double Bourbon at Ascot Park
give New Yorkers a feeling that Green Bay sent a huge
a . » . Cars will be darted at two- hone, Bonko an injured eye and
Michigan State'* Don Wright To round out th* day. Power
cheering section. Maybe they will. But one from this LINCROFT — The Christian
1:2* p. m. third-string fullback Jim Connors
Bnt *t
Joiat commit- was banged up against Penn I* the 12th guard to captain the Druak staggered
area will add to the noise and excitement of pro foot(Fla.).
w
i
t
h
o
u
t
State. Hall also had Klnchen- Spartaa football team sine* IBM. Suffolk Dowas.
()
taa are Edmund Haata* faf the
!
It*
Initial
ball. Not to lay how much noise could develop from
bauer at fullback against Illinois
of iateraeholastic com- ace qusitarback Dick Taaratoa Elks, Mrs. Harold Duacaa for until he WM hurt.
the Lombardi boccie players.
petition Friday, and finished a The top taa team* with a total th* Auxiliary, aad Miss Sally Carpenter has a swollen hand,
Lees for the Heel and Toe Sports but I* expected to be ready for;
We have no M M how the ticket situation Is creditable Urn In tha Manhattan on a lt-M-74-M-J-M basis (tint £ITck!t>
InterachoUatlc meet at VanDuke. Uiry, who saw little servplace vote* and woolott record* -rh. « i
at tMs date, but If Lorabardl's friends like the L- Prep
The rally U for the benefit of ce atalnit Penn State, i* also
Cortlandt Park, New York.
in parentheses)
Day, they better start moving as fast as the boys
the Elks Charily fund.
Facing the cream of the metroexpected to play.
politan, area, the young harriers, 1. Louisiana State (12) (44) 1221
did on k>Day. And that was fast.
Hall recognited his lack of
20 Jet 14 Sailors to Vie
For Gravy Bowl Trophy
Coach Tom Karlo's Jayvees
Injuries Slow
Down Army 11 Post 10th Straight Win
Casey Jayvees
Whip Neptune
3 Teams Press
LSU in College
Grid Listings Autumn Car
ri!S!S
Rally Nov. 8
CBA Scores
At Meet
Have you
Ballant
- . . . . - » ^ ~ . . . . . -.^r-v,^
^ JJ
led by Douglas McElhinnev. JosTHE FOOTBALL SCENE — Gridders go Into Ihcir.eph Coupland. Joseph Hylton.
fourth w e e k Saturday and if upsets keep bursting Frank cooper and John Husson.
out each week, there'll be no undefeated teams comes ^•tAJJJBt,ra^" J a S T S i Z in"
the
Thanksgiving Day.
• 2tt*sm field,
In the "B" section, CBA did
MleVUotown Township pulled a reversal from not have a complete team, and
the previous week when Coach Arrde Tmex's team .did not figure in th* scoring.
upended Princeton, 17-14. The week before, against Denis Oormano, however, becamp a medal winner by finishLong Branch, Ihe grMders weren't charging or play- ing IMh i* an entry of Mi.
ing hard, rugged football. Against the Tigers the
The schedule this week InUoiw reversed and) did everything the right way. cludes a dull meet with It. ROM
nf Flelmsr here tomorrow, and
They charged like the lulls, after a matador. It thr St. Francis Prep tmerschopaM off, too. The Middletown team upset Prince* l«Mu meat at VanCortlaadt Park
ton, • team riding Into Middletown Township with Saturday.
2. northwestern ( I I ) (24) l t d « th* 71 players on North depth before the opening game
3. Ttxai (10) (44)
M l Carolina Stiles's IBM football and did away with all scrimmage
4. Georgia Tech (*) (44) ... t i l roster. I t are from Pennsylvania.
duriag the
5. Mississippi (I) (44) _.. 713
*. Purdue (S) (24-1)
|7I
7. foatbera Calif. (7) (24) M*
I. lyracaa* (2) (24)
I . torn (») (2-1)
247
I*. Paaa SUt* (4) (44)
2*7
The Mcoad ten: Ankara, Ark-
son aad southern Mitkoetit (Ua),
Air rare*, Wsshiagtoa, Florida,
PilUkurgh.
Rutgers Expects
To Be in Form
• 1 4 record.
I S. Htmrnaea Tope
Long Branch continues to display nothing but
MEW BRUNSWICK
In
Juaaptss*. Coatest
power and more power. In three games th* Green Wave
racked up 42*41-53 points, while holding the opposition WA*HIN<JTOW
acoreleaa. Prom thos* three games It appears that there
Is nothing along the Shore to cope with this cluh.
ihr Washing*** Horse Show's lah p g c s t
a*
Pjywesii Fair Haven Regional took the aaedles
th* stxdsy «v*ni d e w * tonight. said ysstwdsy that tailback _.
out of the finer* Saturday with Terry Meg pacing
And Jlyaar-atd Hugk Wiley *f Webb, who Injured hi* *lb*w la
WMUMOM.
^_
.
^ .
the MMogs. Wo haven't NOR all the clvb* on th* Tnwson, Md., awsn'i * v « hav*,the Coaatctkut
comptt* is the Haal* to lake •» « * • * " •« * • • • » « • • « »»*ljf
there tMa Mason, hut so far, lieg certainly It the to
th* Individual rt*«g honon l e sMk* UM trip t*
• M a t fMatataMailaa hack w/s'va avaickMsL Ha a m t t d
P^*J**wv ^s^S^B^ar^svSja^gfsjsjeBB^ V S J B W
ff w w
^ v sjS^PvSJSjefVB* BJaTV gff^Mri
W
w
tha oompsUUo* win AraaaUa*. *>
Braill. Caaad* aad Maalco.
*» * •
h a M
two of RMSMM'* tweMowns against lah*w**l
Doug Delcke, Manasquan, Is on* halfback not
thosa wk* cam* * M
be sneezed at either. He gave quite a performance In let two leammaMs do tha rtdtsg
His 33 puinti art way out front wtr* Aral* Byrd. 'Wiaajback, win
helping knock off Red Bank Saturday.
Braill'a 24-yur-old Nelton Pas- hurt hi* snkl* la Ihe Priacrlon
Bob Bosaone, Red Bank Catholic who look Mia it In WMIIHI plarr
with
14 lamr. Fullback Bill Tully, who
p
|| 14
riiiawh nf Mr»| c o |« » • • aim Injured In th* Prlnrrlnn
over for the Injured Eric Dnnalh al quarurbark, I*
doing a hangup )ob for th* t W y i , lit Mr*d thr«+ ni'»l Kith I',' |M,ini< tl S (r»m milt"!, •««! I'aiil tkiiH. KMIHIO ITOff1N« THI lOU«Cl-Th,r., „. a.H.r d.ltn..
( i|>l William Mrlnkmua. who •Innil rnd. who sutfrrril a slliht
touchdown pa**** and arurrd onr for hlimrlf won Ki'.l ri t < 1 IMIIIII |i liril ><>t1i HMinit In Ilir I ulunlr gauir *9«inir peitari than ruihinq f h * pauer—a fact amply
demonilrared by laltimore Celti linabacktr till *rllinamill M«| Kinalil I rirlrm nf
again*! Neptune.
Muni |ui iiinil viith || |Mnnl> lliH'i- Natlnnal lra|iiir hmirr> ton I ) * ) hiMinq D.lfoil Lioni quarterback Tobin Refa
Vince l.omhartli. nun ol ( H.H li Vmny ami Mi« •'••'1
liavr lilt lir.mr rur« In rvrry |«rk in game at Ditrei?. Pallinqton deflected p e n «»n.rf hy
Lombairfi, ( i r c r n Hay. W i « . i» m ihai||i< of iii» (,in-u
A • In 1 it i w i i l n ,,| th" ll>i lhi« •'•«m I rnln Itanka ., Ilir
I'.ni. I mnli (|I«|K,I ,.( Walliiaik. 'i MI» Hank Aaiim nf th* lli«vr« Rota lor and Oav. Mlddlet»>« and b«H went eut • (
•ml Wilin Kllklaml i>| Ilia l.iann. bourdi. Colti won pro game, JI -24. I AP Wiraphotol
N. J , )• nrat Milh rm>it
Try it BOW! BallaaUne proves a bo*r
can be truly light and still giva you BU tht)
. hooMt-togoedaaaa lager beer flam y m
want No wonder BallaatiM ia UM larsjawi*
N I H M beer iath* Bast
N»xt tlm« ask ih« man for
Ballantin«
|
•;'»'" * '
•;*v
BLuk Spots Joker
• y Cai Earl R ( l « i ) BUik
Sweet Potitow
Saved for Seed
Art Wall, Jr.
Top Golfer
TVBevfew
Likes Summer Bit
I have always been a strict advocate of tmltaited DUNEDM
DUNEDM, Fla.
Fl (AP)
(AP) - Art
try to improve
substitution, because It permits pure two-platoon fort- "on Jr. a Uproar-old exponent
next year'a crop by saving only
ball, which Is the use of separate units for offense and
best sweet potatoes for eeed
purposes,
defense each time the ball changes hands. The colleges nr ism.
she Is much la demaad. Her
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
County agent Marvin A. Clark
played this game advantageously from 1948 through HsreM Sargent, president of
NEW
YORK
(AP)
COM
recommends that you make the
rehearsal in New York
'52, but In '53 the rules committee, under pressure
selection after dissns, but before able grumbling by viewen (in-»
,—' "J*."
is "Stnwbsriy Btaado," aa
eluding this one) and by
you
pull
the
potatoes
from
the
from the NCAA faculty representatives who appoint oTth?
eUrTshobnake'r"STftJ
NBC special nest Sundsy.
the m
m ahot
vines. The best plants are those formers (including Andy
Later she'll pop up on a Pat
it. outlawed unlimited substitution.
" • m yesterday.
with maey, uniformly slied, wellC and still letshaped tubers free of disease and
It Is true the substitution rule hss been liberalized
the'll be the heroiae of
1
few
new,
good
summer
shows:*
of good Internal color
slightly this year. Last year, a player could return
After Selecting a productive interment.
. a musical comedy account
Fla.. Dee. S.
the game once within the same period; in other words
plant, spUt the stem to be sure But the system is fine
one of America's first sobhe was permitted two charged entries. This year ho Wall, Pocono Manor, Pa., li
is wWtt. Brownish discolora^ t
the reigning Masters Tournament
For
the
past
two
summer
tion
inside
Indicate!
the
pretence
may return as many times aa he wishes, provided he champion. The Duke University
havo 1 *'
;..
of stem rot or wW disease. Die sons Janet and John Raitt havo
C
wiu
ia the only player on hia team who la returning, time graduate, leading money winner
card
plants even though starred ia a uniformly high-level CBS .
ia iu
they have away potatoes. Other variety show replacing theDiBah«f" "J
Is out; and he has not used up his second charged entry. of the year with earnings of $8."Womu,"
142, also won the Motor City
Shon Show on NBC
diseases
such,
as
pox
and
scurf
If all this confuses you, you are no more confused Open. The Asalea Open and The
at
can be s e n on the outside of thenight
" • Tournament
~
than the coaches and officials. It w u not until several Bag Crosby
en
Now that both Dinah and
potatoes. Discard them. too.
Cut the ead off one potato 00 er weather a n with us, Jsnet'
months after the change had been adopted and they route to IMS pro of ^the year
each
plant selected. The inside is anticipating a leisurely, l u c r e - * *6"1 L ^ "
had a chance to scrutinize closely the wording of the Urgent said Wall was named
appear-;
. ™! «
color should be a bright deep Uve season of speelsl appear-"""
Victor Borje ia coasdeattously
JM ballots submitted by sports
rule, that they became aware that it had a Joker In it
Discard light colored ances.
and members of the
"I like things Just the wsy
The Joker Is that once a player h u used up his second writers
PGA. Bill Ci p
of Apple
Pull from the vines and store are," she ssys. "I don't want
charged entry he cannot return again In the same Valley. Calif. finished as runinterest ia bis Friday alfst
MOO beattby, productive, color- a regular series."
special. If ho keeps p no
MffUP With 9$ VOtM.
quarter under any conditions.
COACH e* rue
iul p
potatoes ia a paper lined hamOpposite Vlsw
people mltht t i n of
Mm
a fined hampers
pper. Place these
mper Another star of tasteful,
Coaches, u if they didn't have enough to do al- Next came Bob Rosburg of
Naps. Calif., with « points; Mike
aa hkfewa
away from those foias to bbe sold. quality summer shows takes
ready, must keep track of the number of charged en- Soachak of Durham. N. C . 24,
' ulow these potatoes to be
tries against each player. At least one coach h u ex- aad Gene Littler of Singing HUls,
raughtfy. Chiniag should Williams, who w u Pat
election to the
a Labor
act be permitted either.
perimented with three segregated benches, for players Calif., IS.
replacement on ABC two
who have respectively none, one or two charged enNYLON CARPETING
oa CBS last season.
tries. How absurd can you get—or, how absurd can
A new IN per cent nylon carpeting
h
u
all
of
the
advantages
the rules committee make you get?
platform
of the former nylon carpets plus cepted his last summer
^
Officials are equally unhappy about the rule. They
an additional outstanding one, meat job if a regular fall-winter'
show doesn't msterisliie.
resUieoce-that
ability
to
spring
vote-getter. Or would it?
must keep an individual card for each quarter and mark
Why isn't Janet more series- Prise tighter
back whan walked on.
• circle next to a player's first entry and an X next to
Nylon's
strong
forte
is
IU
un(Continued)
she
his second. The picture of a line of substitutes filing
usual ability to resist abrasion.
career.
Bay Packers clubhouse. Vince, Jr.. played tackle and In It will withstand tremendous trafpast the umpire or field Judge to be checked off by the
tor a wet la the Nov. IS
and abuse. It ia tough and
NtlatCIlM t f IMBiafsgpMQrS
the backfleM for Red Bank Catholic laat year.
numbers, circles and X's can only be likened to the 4
sturdy.
Killers" . . . tome ef the
1D. Blake, sea of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
o'clock shift of guards In an Insane asylum.
Miss Gone Thames, ektenska
-NBCiTBoWeeB. Halts, Ml Ridge RA, luassoo. is a candidate for homo furnishing specialist of RutFootball for tfcetJdi'
of Eatertalamsat"
g
e
n
University,
says
this
new
the varsity cross country team at Yak University.
particularly — have jmtrssnsly
During spring practice, some coaches (a majority
type of nylon is especially Ideal
Hake, a senior, prepared for Yale at Deorfleld Aca- for stairways. Because of iu
of them always have favored unlimited substitution).
'wavy and broken up. At tint I
demy, where he was a member of the soccer, ten* round smooth structure, dirt, dust scared to death of ia
thought it was my set, but Sao
Including Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd, tried to apply -Ulkar Oa. MIS; Man
posure."
and
spots
and
stains
a
n
easily
trouble w u back at tho a n a s nia and basketball teams. He was also a member
the pure two-platoon game to the new rule. They soon I m H Mil A ; Hlfh anita-Lanr
removed from it, she a y s .
II Bookings
casting
point
of the newspaper, glee club and debate team,
MS tluk — Jaa Bokka m . CaJ O r
Previous nylon carpeting and Miii Blair has some 10 special
found out the idea w u disrupted by fumbles and quick l»n
p
Racommssslad
gM Artkur
M . n i l Corbatt m , Id Wada
lie, Pat AmDroala JM Bd Kiuin 312.
At Yale, Blake is an honors history major, going this new one do not attnet moths appearancei lifted
lid up now, aadMurray Party, NBC. • p. as. kicks.
Sonny l « m Wl 215; BuDiy Burn.
carpet Beetles and a n not
__.
.
W
pprobably
robibly
*M. Paul Pattarmn Ml, U i Jrait into law. He is captain of the varsity track team, is a
£!"
J"
"* ^ " O
»ft P
M C k
weakened by mildew. Neither before
Meanwhile, It is ironic that many teams are playing 9». BUI Ruejr 211. Jim Clear? 2011.
the season is over.
u d 'John BromfloM,
John Savafa M8. Hick Farrlniton »0. ranking scholar, and is a member of the Torch Society irtns lint on floon.
a form of two or three-platoon football. Louisiana Tanjr Ciprfonl MI. John oatta 210.
As George Gobel commentedguastt. Staittmo. NBC. - . - , .
Armani Cnipl ill. tuck J Ta loo and Elihu.
The new continuous nylon fila- tho other evening. "There justp. m. - "The Jass Stager," wsm
State's White team that plays offense snd defense com- Ralah Mutueca *». Oc Tanaola
ment
is
at
present
being
used
by
m CMek r*ckM JM.
aren't
enough first-rate guests tojerry Lewis. Rod SkeHoa flmr.
Pete Kozachok, former Red Bank High School throe manufadunn to make IN
paratively well, its "Go" team which Is mainly offen
go around oa television anyCBS. I : N p. m. Garry
guard,
has
been
named
co<aptam
of
the
King's
per
cent
nylon
carpeting
stve and its primarily-defensive "Chinese Bandits" are UCTPOBT •uawaasinwa LBAOXB
more." Miss Blair can slng.Show. CBS. 1S41 p. as. - <
blends of N per cent wool and dance, act and look pretty, soElla Ptttgorafct
College varsity football team.
LaaatPraSboa
being widely copied even by squads without the <
20 per cent nylon.
Utive depth for it There are few teams with man power Clrtlt OtrroM _____
You will find a new type of
_ t
vni
vniaca
backing on this new nylon. But
1
that are not alternating at least two two-way units to BMnaom
U M TUa C*.
lealkouaa
Tararn
l k
T
tho specialist advises using the
. I
play approximately half a game each.
(anatt Win* * U«nar
ssme criteria In Judging the
ti.tfaa-Ki
.
ItaaM-S
- *
Here is platoon ball for the football rich. Smaller - kPamatti
density and closeness of weave in
InltM
•
this new nylon as one would in
Omatnetta
- *
squads cannot play i t Yet, they could play the pure . _ Jrtai:
M. buanburf lit, n i
judging other types of carpeting.
FREEHOLD-'Ghost spot"
of is high, tafoeUoa occurs. It torntwo-platoon game of offensive and defensive special- tit Ctak: I Straw.* Ma. V. La; LOS ANGELES <AP>-H you're mysterious physical X-facter
p
SSI.
_•».
W.
Lotk.O9d.JM.
A.
pereturee rise to MS to IN deW
tomatoes,
long
a
mystery
to
ists, because there are always more players who can tmtwa Mwl .. W>.
which
some
paopla
have
aad
othsktaay.
bushy-haired
aad
thirstier
•
U
M
A
S
CITY
ATHLETICS
Mt. ••
a.
.
scientisto
<tmiT Mt ni.
i
alike, gross, the ghost spot
p is formed.
Mo
ers haven't
KANSAS CITY (AP) - The now has beta exptaiaed.
•§. T. lutt other Mopl*) M m
be taught to play the game acceptably or better one Pl
Dr , paa o HTDKVIS.
H T D I aaaav
HTDKVIS.
"Thes aleohoUc
alcoholic may be SSSMAthlsttoe have per- TTh
Watch out.
i tbt
h brown slon
M .fray mpott ^PM.
way than can be taught to play It two ways.
plant
dlaaese
sptdsHst at
Dr.
You ootld be a poteatUl alee- jhls«_ Uk» the diabetic. la that
tha center is caused by Rutgers University
The faculty men who Ultod unlimited substitution
instance, the X-tactor w u found
holtc.
.
on the discovery In
h ,
Th d
This advice comes from Dr. in the
plant die- thai
apparently had been sold a false theory that it reprethat M
pancreas. The day maywaves in aa attempt to im- accordingg to a team of p
prove their weak pitching ataff.
7
\
Earle
M.
Marsh,
a
Sea
Francisco
"
»
sented over-emphasis by requiring larger squads and •krtwabury rrnbrttrla;
ftmarf
h has a medical «ohoUc
«*oU on mjectton of some sort Trowbridge has a 1210 record eue^mea st the Unlver^ty
gynecologist who
_tt_> aivtr Embury lMhaaiat 7
„-—».
and he wlU be able to drink therefore, Increased costs In scholarship! and equip- lad Bank Praabirttrlan 1
J
hobby: chronic alcoholism.
for part of two seasons and all They'discoveredalsothstwesthM.Baak Praabyunan 1
J
ment. Actually, it can be played effectively by a squad
"I don't mean that all people he wants."
of the past two campaigns with er conditions have to be exactly -,—,
R.maa- Praakrttrlaa _... -~ 4
4
who fit this description should The danger in slcoholism, Dr. the National League 'Bnves
Trl»lt» Kalaeeaal
of not more than 30.
4
I Marsh said, lies ia the fact that Last season, he pitched N inH Jaaaaa S .
1
MatMUat 1 ....
up
Even more Incomprehensible Is the fact that the lad Baak M
1
a few
nings, won one and lost
is on the tomato fruit for eight
h Aitti»niy
1
It takes
Bath SMMa
faculty people either overlooked or Ignored the acat 12 hours
h
stt temperatures
t
ffrom "ours of infection by a harmless
more and more to satisfy him. His earned run average, how to
in the Kerch for the true Eventually, Immense quantities ever, was a fat six.
N to 71 degrees while humidity fungus.
demic contribution of pure two-platoon ball. Since it IM, Oat iahaaaa W.
cause
of alcoholism."
of liquor load to illness and death.
reduces practice time and the Incidence of injuries due
Dr. Marsh, here to speak at the "So far wo have found no cure
to fatigue, it ia tailored to more time for study.
annual assembly of th. California e,cept to quit drinking," he ssld
Academy of General Practice, In his talk today, Dr. Marsh
Pure two-platoon football w u not only the best
said in an interview that there ^ , „ , . h j | tt\tom phyiicl
game we ever had for the players. It w u also the most
ia less baldness end less obesityy ( ((a u u t advising
advising alcoholics
exciting for the spectators.
among alcoholics than
"try to ttaper off
than among
among "
healthy
persons.
Keeping Pace Wit* the Pros
I "The worst thing they caa do
"Also, their body fluids are out is to tell their pslients to stick
The high schools and the professionals copied from
of balance and they seem to need with a little wine or beer," the
great quantities off liquid,"
l i i d " he doctor said. "For such patients
the colleges. The high schools kept it primarily because
added
that's dynamite. AleohoUca can
It w u better for the players, the pros because it w u
"We know that alcoholism ia take tremendous quantities of
crowd pleasing. But the originators saw fit to discard It
not an emotional disease, al- boose, but tho ttalest i
Now, if the college game Is to keep pace with the Rod Bank High School's fresh- though It does lead to many stroys thslr iahibitioas aad their
men pasted a I M victory ewer emotional problems. Then Is a win to resist the neat driak."
pros In the vital area of crowd appeal, It cannot do so
by trying to match spectacular pro spedallsts, The
i Chat KavalasU aad
When thistle Is mixed with seme
of the weeds fcr which treatment
reason Is this: The two top passers and several fine re- Omck Deil'Oaw L
la suggested, tho chemlcalB will
•> o smooth victory.
ceivers found on each of the 12 pro teens represent the •Mtttja
reduce the stand considerably hi
l a m s Wmrav scored the first
sum of the best developed by all of college football
next year'a crop. It is net felt
he
™j*HOLD
-<*£*!!* that the degree of control obover a period of several years. In the college game, a around left end tor II yards.
Bernard Dotta registered me snnlal weeds such as horsenettle.
is worth spraying for
single team rarely comes up with an exceptional passer
second TD when he want rightgarlic,
" thistle snd quackgrass is Canada thistle alone
or receiver more than once in a decade.
up the middle tor a Jo-yard aided by a preplowing treatment,
when then ii a chemical treatSTAR IVW YOUNO
Usually a college team, unless It h u a superior l e w * and dam right through the
Couaty
WILSON, K C. (AP) - Tat
Agent Msrvin A. Clark.
passer like Southern Methodist's DOB Meredith or Ar• not uncovered a Carolina Leasts h u two el(the
Bay's Joe CaMwell, must depend on Its running geaw
MaMyt to Ofg)MHld
treatment for honsasttls that Is youageet baa
with passing supplementary. And I think It a good j
t—^ (^aaaBk a V a ^ ^ ^ M ^aJa^HBaBSMaal say better than lft pound (IK boseban, and both a n seaa of
thing the colleges regsrd the running game u para B M BMJ WIM OW apJiy fjHlVlvaOi quaru) of J.4-D ester on the
htauj he west M yards
horsoaottki before plowing down Milton May, S-year-oM aM af
mount
ofM.
This must be done while tlw Manager Merrill (Pinky) May.
If the average college team tried to pass 60 per
plant hi still alive In the fall. Ii batboy for Burlington's Alacent of the time, as the pros do, the high percentage Joekey Robert Cork
Garlic win remain alive aad "•**• • • * ? » * Kenny Skarl, S,
of iMOtnpletlons would bore the crowd. Therefore, if lajevoJ at CaateVn
grow actively through October, keeps bats tor the Durham Bulls,
h the
h pros In
I crowd
d appeal.
l CAMMN (AP) - Jockey Rob- November, and even into Decem- "jonaged by Ma father Prtak
the colleges sre to match
dspiiidlag upon the saasaa ikaff.
they must do so not by excellence in passing but byjert E. Corte. who suffered a posThen is no completely
The same hone ence wee beta
the b u t posstbls balanced game. In this
'
^
»
»
•
*
j
m
quarts
af
U
o
woald be helped greatly by a return to unlimited subM today la
in talr
aOtrttoa aad the pure two>piatoon g a m
wttB
£VBANK,
„„
BOWLING
Hy Spotting Sports
'Ghost Spot9 on Tomato
Is But Harmless Fungus
Alcoholics Usually Not Bald
Or Obese, Researcher Says
BrVvt/VT ntJfTf" ^ W - « 3 W o»X
••
- • •
-
Buc Yearlings
Triumph, 194
Says Spray
Controls Weeds
m
»
Carte, ef haJar, Pa., was rid-Wrlyy well eariai the east a taSHNtr
arsi sad
A k W ttr t
t • • •t - , - A _ wea
son A
_ -. aaa«
AA
March whoa BOW growth ef gar- races for a aw payer?
lic segkM has removed tfett «e»J
IMds la sons eassa. asV
D. A. Sehan«rk, Rutgers
PRINCETON (APp - PrlacsAppnntice
James
Benaett,
of
Ian mamas: Castala Fnak I t v * Sport UeaVra Pay
estngton. Ky., also was Intend
Quackgrass may be tnated In
act, me Tlgofs> "iroa maa^ of R « | K e i a t o B e l l
when his horse, Collod
October aad November If MIII
liadsubtme past iwa seesaws, m
a swat- PHILADELPHIA
_ U1( . „ • , . ami A /*•
(AP)-«sosts • ? » » • ? over PotosPeJ. loss- growing, uslag II pounds o( delM saner agelsM Colgate laturleaders from all ever America Ing Mm from his momt. Ben- apon (DOWBM) in M to « galf miner
i
In- loni of water before plewiag. The
nett was treatedd for
sgaa arrlvtag here today
The first
tnfiaM
qusckgrass sod may bo ptowd
• testy twisted leg and a posh their ttnal reepeets to Bert
ons week after irsaiatmt ar the
aa ttalhroboad la lost latwaVs *• «oto tnmnalsilnnir ef the WeMl Reds AaU plowing atay be dslaysd until the
IM detest al me hands ef Paaa. " " ' "
Mlowtag spring. This tnatmeM
Ttajer Cooes. D M Catmaa arid
be ceb> To Pltehlnji Staff
may also be dons ia the spring
isiirday ho alia wasn't euro who
at II i
kia totihaeli ajauld bo tof the I K BaH - a i
NFL CINCINNATI (AP) - The Ch>
gams against the Rod Raiders.
say cwMtl Rods yeeurdsy bought from the time of IppHcettoa «MII I'M YOUR KEY TO
i, coaches
Dave Stenhoutf, N, s graduate the time of planting corn. This A BETTER CAR
T e n Sachs, the first strlns ban
bo fully
and rlghthand pitcher. msy msli* s let* mm planting
haitdlir, may still b> unable to Bell will
Ihe-lr - • -farm team of,dalr Inr lhl« rrmnn. amllrnl III he switched if I'm not th>
play because of a ITrTLTT Cemetery user
(Atninn 'Irlsfnl* or Wwdaiol) II ' t ' » <*sy fnr you In
in lintf )u«
I 111 I M VO" a.——. oa »
•>i(|riifd lor uprlng qustkgrsii iH' rir Ihst mult your nerd*
kimbta gamr*
I'm O Howl* Muillrv th» Rru
Jack "lilky" Sullivsn u mil The Ss-ysir-flld commisilonsr verslly of Rhod* Ulsnd. wnn 13 < mil ml
Same* and Inn II fnr aavmlh I ill irriimrni n( (snails Ihli «l" (lamfiwl A4 m<»i
recovering from • wmmrr
virui
atleck and is •!•» s dnuhilul
_ suffered o fatal^»srt stuck nun plare Seslll* laat yrir. Ih* t u ll> la not grnriillv rnonimrndrd'raid Id (rl lh» ha M n f buy*
Otsrter in lh« lailhetlt il'il. Mr J»X at liaiiklm field while font. INpeuiMlrr pitched IN In Ili-il dinttul of this pfrrnnlal pfalilurn In t latlitisd. 1 Anlni ami
had ceetsrl prsctlc* »m iSa.watching
nlngt, illowacl I ) farnial tuna, in nlilainoil hy •ummrr liriim»nl|rrui k«." nw» a«d l>a « h t l I
l*am for &• firtt lime ym«rdty !gam»
wslk*d H mm and >snn*d IIS. wilh th* Ihlilla al I ha hurl lla|«. in.an
Peart Pot
Tiger Captain L j t C ^ ^ t * * ing
miaiiiln • _
hosts ef Jersey
Doubtful SUrterSL^StT •• •• "•*" ON
lad fotl. sntWng me tomey.
I
PtBMMQIMsJTYESSOKATIKOIl
Base Heating Oil is another development of famed Eaao Research
• It burns hot because it burns clean and completely • It's a
premium quality oil at regular price
a Deliveries a n completely automatic
I t t O tTANPARD Oik COMPANY
or your heal nlltbb f iso Diitributor
AT 1-0051
16—Toesday, Oet 18, 19S9 BED BANK REGISTER
STEVE ROPER
By SAVNDERS md OTERGARD
*«*la«lMof fttodHir-
tsfefoardhg world peata aaf
n socialist (by which the Reds lal: "Long lire the great solidarmean Communist) undertak- ity of socialist countries headed
by the Soviet Union!"
ings."
The Chinese CommuoJots hardSovM Fremkr NBdta *
ly could make their meaning
party's praises ea the loth aa- Khr—»eh*Vs
By WILLIAM L. BYAN
dearer. And. for all of Khrusharfersary ef Us paver. Bat
PUM)
deltgafleos ef lap Cemasaalst rates mat Ike ssdallst earns, chev's profession of an ardent
Moscow. « y the Red Chinese leaders frem all ever the world headed by the Soviet Ualea is desire to end the cold war, Moscow would seem more than just
fcundly wd dearly, to the boss. were m Peesiag (or the aa- the stroag pillar ef peace."
Peiping'a Communist Party ahmary. T V official voles of
"The Chinese people have si "to a degree" tied in with whathas (one out of it* way to em- me party may have beea set- ways regarded it u their sacred ever pressure policies the Chiphasize strongly that the soviet ting them straight « • what wo* International duty continuously nese Communists pursue l a Asia.
Union it the undiiputed leader what Hero are the perthMat to consolidate and develop the
of the whole world Communist excerpts:
solidarity ot the socialist camp
"China . . . h u become a com-headed by the Soviet Union." (in
The remarkable performance ponent of the socialist camp such a context, the word "people" is meant to be synonymous
more than Justifies the expressed headed by the Soviet Union."
conviction of Secretary of State
The entire socialists camp, with Communist party.)
"Today the socialist cams,
Christian A. Herter that the headed by the Soviet Union, h u
Kremlin "to a degree" is respon- grown in strength and closer headed by the Soviet Ualea, is
more oalted and stronger thsa
sible for the actions of China and unity with each passing day."
FREEHOLD - High feed and
the whole Red bloc. It under- "In the past 10 yean, the great over." Red China w t l "pro- water consumption are secrets
scores Under-Secretary Douglas unity ot the socialist camp, aaoto Ike oaity et tb* sodaUst to high egg production in
Dillon's contention that the U.S.headed by the Soviet Union, h u camp beaded by mo
new pullet flock. If for any
8. R. should be held responsible made tremendous contributions Ualaa."
reason water and feed consumpfor any Pelptag aggresion.
tion starts to decline after the
U there are differences oa
pullets are housed, this should
ft* Misloglcal or evea the
be considered a warning signal.
ACROSS
IPaduc*
(-121U
HUM
1
HI'.'
strategy level between Moscow 1-IUnUui*.
7-OonJuncllc*
According to Richard 0 . Rice,
r
n u n a siflrvi ii'j : associate county agricultural
aad N p t a g , the Chlaet* party
lion
llOleMl
O l l
derlc*
t-IUn'i
u
m
*
aaaaw t» have burled mem la S-Nahoor
U1U H'JH li'Jii
agent, this may mean that new
1-JlephUtopteUt
aa OKtravagaat bow to Messheep
pullets have not familiarized
M-Youni
K-8/ratel
for
«ow*s sjaojaoitloMd leadership.
themselves with the location ot
•almon
U-In4lut
ot
feed in hoppers and a n not getmulberry
At if to dispel any notion* Il-Unlt
Bptnlih
tf-BabrloolM
ting the required amount of wacurrent*
among the world's Communists
deity
IS-Above
ter.
at a Kremlin-Peiping rift, the li-Thr«e-Uwd
JJ-Arrow Hi
JidiOI:
•loth
not* Important Red Chinese
During the fall months, Legef
!CDted
!C
aewspaper, the Peiping People's lt-l'erlol
horn pullets will consume sta to
lint
Daily, h u Just published an edi- ll-PUo*
seven gallons of water per 100
MP*n<llM
torial important enough to be aj-A I U I I
lo-CdorlMi
«6-C«n<IU
(»bbr.)
10-SmaU rue birds per day and 22 to 28
chorused by the whole country's ll-tiry
U-liod ot Ion
41-W«lk
Sl-A wntlnnt poundsJ l Sfctal feed per day per
35-SOIk
21-CushlMli
wearily
(«bbr.)
provincial press. Its theme also M-Skln
IN bir&i the smaller amounts
IIC
II-C«M
was broadcast in foreign langutllmont
just after housing and increasing
«0-Perlod»
of
iS-KnthuilMtlo
M-Not. of »cmJe *4-bclaiM,tl«i
time
ages.
with age.
11-Plnch
U-Robbyr at
>:-Twne4 skla
pencil
It was not a long editorial. But M-Onim et
Rate of production will also
burin*
• o less than eight times it stated M-ConjuncUo*
play an imporant part in the
unequivocally that in matters of ti-OuldM
amount of feed consumed but
the world revolution and the11-NawMt
very rarely will it go over 28
41-Pronoua
ttM
strategy of the revolution, the ttMeinonaami
pounds per day per 100 birds.
44-BrlmlM
cap
Soviet leaders were the bosses. «S-Plaet
Any feed fed in excess ot this
the odKorial's ff-CUulff
amount would indicate waste.
«S-In<!«nnlU
bid beta to dag me
b
Controlled feeding of the laying
flock will cut production costs.
WORLD TODAY
WEEK-JUST
KEEP ME IN
A GOOD
HUMOR.'
How Much
Feed, Water
For Chickens?
MICKEY MOUSE
By WAIT DISNEY
CROSSWORD PUZZLE *"•*" * *•*•"•»•» *•*
SECRET AGENT X9
By MEL GRAFF
I
AlUCft!.~VH»
RMtrovac!
Hottttt Favorite
•78
By Popular Request
U-IMtloo«
ST-Oo by '
IJ-JT.IU: not
•1-Prenoun
SS-MterJeclkn
JS-Oi of Ctlebet
«T-Venlltate
Printed Pattern
DOWN
NUBBIN
l-Rwoct
I-Bubv
••ConJoBttloo
*OUft
*OcBU
*-Ttr«
By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL
fn\VlM<MI2CM<T
imtriiHiwir
•*/»
Sheinwold's Bridge
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
VS. Masters Team Chawplsa
When you make an opening bid *
ot three in a suit you should
have a long but topiess suit in
Wat dtaltr
an otherwise worthless hand.
NaftMoou vumonbio
You expect to be defeated if noNORTH
body else bidi, but you have
d>K3
good reasons for risking this
VKI73
loss.
• Kit
+AKI4
Your "shutout" bid seldom
WOT
BAST
succeeds in shutting the oppon• QM0.7O.h9,
ent out completely. They usually get into the auction, but have
• »54
0)10*72
leu than the normal amount of
bidding room. Instead of start*QM0
*At
ing with an opening bid ot one
VA109<2
and moving up gradually they
• AQ3
must start at a high level and
find their best contract almost
West Nor* East Sea*
Enjoy the beauty of rose* all
immediately.
S d* Doubls Pa* < V
year with this chair set - adds
AD Past
Sometimes, as we observed
a touch of elegance to any room.
OpasJagkad-AQ
yesterday, your shutout bid will
Precious filet crochet — lovely cause the opponents to mud a
chair or buffet set, scarf ends. slam that thry should bid. Some- <
Pattern 973: charts, directions times it worka the other way:
tor chair back 16x12'^, armrest your opponents bid a ilam that kind will make up for some
the hands in which your shutoul
UlV/i inches in No. Ml.
they cannot make.
The perfect casual for all 1M9bid goes for a ride of 700 points
Send Thlrtyflvs Cents (coins) If South bids a slam in today's You must expect an occasional I960 dates on your calendar!
lor thh pattern - add i cents hand he is out of luck. He must disaster, but shutout bids pay has a pretty, curved-sway colla
for each pattern for first-class lose a heart and a iluli.
big dividends in the long run. "*!*•' > " * • * * • ' ' i b w * , « t t e d
awiling. Send to
Aetsucoad
DAILY QUESTION
I midriff, graceful sweep of skirt.
Against most opponents your Psrtner opens with I NT (18
RED BANK REGISTER
(18Tomorrow's p
p a t t e r n : Misses'
opening bid of three spades acts to II points), and the next play- J u m l * r • n ( l b l o u i e '
Needlecrafl Dept.,
P.O. Box 1(1, Old Chelsea Sta as a goad.
Theyy know you're
~
P i t d PPattern
tt
g
y
„„ p , , , , , , you
you hold: Spades
9X1: Misses'
- Printed
Hen, New York II. N. Y. Print trying
i to talk
lk them
h out of
f some- A f > H e t r U _ A
Dis- Sites 12, 14, It, 11, 20; « . Site I
A 10
10»»S 2,
2 D
plainly PATTERN NUMBER, thing, and they won't Id you getmonds — A Q J. Clubs — 7 ( 3 . 16 takes i% yards »-inch fabric.
NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE. swsy with it. For this reason what do you say?
Printed directions on each patNewt New! New! Our 19» they often have the Iwitcncy to Answer: Bid three hearts or tern part. Easier, accurate.
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book bid themselves overboard
FIFTY CENTS (coins)
two clubs. Slam i« p
possible i'
()
is ready NOW! Crammed with When you wind up wilh a prof- partner hh u a fine fit for hearts for this pattern — add II cents
unusual, popular de- it of 100 points against an unsuc- and maximum value nf III pnintv for each pattern tor first-class
to crochet, knit, sew, em-cesstul ilim, give part of thf Your best course ii to force the mailing. Send to Marian Martin,
broider, quill, weave — laihiuns, credit to ynur opening bid olgame and hint at a slam without
RED BANK REGISTER
home furnishings, toys, gifts, three spadvi. This made it hard committing yourself. Since part- Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.,
hour hits. In the book FREE for the opponents to apply the ner's hand Is so clearly limited New York U , N . Y. Print plainly
— 1 quilt patterns. Hurry, send brakes in time.
you will probably stay out ot a NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE,
M cents for your copy.
An occasional profit of this slam.
I SIZE and STYLE NVM1ER.
THE HANDS
MARK TRAIL
POGO
BONNIE
By JOE CAMPBELL
MARY WORTH
By ED DODD
OUffJUT
BE «URB*
MA-WBH3U* COCSKT
GET AT ME/.. I D0NT
LIME THAT
OBOWL/
HOLD HIM, MCCLUNE..EUT
1ST HIM M i l WHAT T M
DOCTOR1* OOHCf
By WALT KEU.Y
By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST
THANKt. THINK
I KNOW A
NIAT LITTU PLACE ITtNlCC NOTHING
IT?
WMtfttWCCAMOCT
A MCI COOk PUNK.
MOW MOOT IT T
THE RYATTS
By UL ALLEY
REVEREND
By BILL O'MALLEY
"It
,»gWUATMNI WAWni) MALI
V
•CJwith
AreeoatpaatofMr.aa.Mra.
Charlaa Coreoraa. Cooper
p Rat,
! • DMMI"
ITCHEN CHAIR* RIUPHOUrnUtBD.
raw-plaea pat t n . M tip. Mwr* tjplea. KB «-MM
M B. Praal at
$288
net ha riaittcikic M r
•at
tha*
H H * WANTH>-nMAU
ik
and Included at M Mtra eharga
r
arc detected
M9T1 fioM B
•nd pay tnly
ww v n » < |
«maw^Mjr*B^rwH
^rw w-*w— -
-
-
^~
—
-
Mr. and Mn. Arthur GwdUU
have returned to their homo • * S 2 ? ? > r ! S lnmt apeadMMaaUaU * ? W
f » •
New Bodtord, MtM., tiler
OP lag a month with Mr. aad Mn. * ¥ " *
t 801
Chtriet Scott, Rt. » .
*
M N O I CsvMf Nlpit
• 10-pa. Uv!n« Ra«m
^RFTCSrSrtt
Surface Griadlai" a a l
cal patient at Riverview Haapital.
the Range e l Surface
Eleaaw Wek*. daughter of Mr
d Mn.
M Michael
M i h l Welch,
W l hC
aad
C o o p e r O t M m T ^ u t i « • » « art
Rd, cekbnued her Ma btotfc. ^ J » « B * f e Robert Marjani
day last week
uoaaawHB
$3 Wttlcly
Call GlRMifkd
SH 1*0010 or
OS 14525
l a t BaA
U A L g m i B WANTED
A 6UARANTEE0 RENEWED REFM6ERAT0RI
UUkaa PMIUUM: PMU ttMr to Matte
urn Muattr; taue n t l i w Mr mat
m s m * r . •pantlaa:_ «ner_leav.
aala.
Tool Engineen
Meet Tonight
M Aathaay ftf Rl
O . at*
EATOKTOWH —
Alrmaa Kaat P. OttMl.
LaaUa F. Ktxal Rutntdt*
d t Dr..
D Chapter, AmofleaB Society M
um
r Force
Force laae Tool Eadaeen. wtn have a oto|g at Amaritlo Air
Texai, attandini the Aircraft eer neatiag taaight at 1:11 •
PROPERTY
and1 Mluile
MUtile aad MabittiMrXio ok) Orchard Coaatry Oab.
The ttffwirtal tattioa wiU be
School.
_ TimiiMn aaata tor
B.M.T.. P. a B n IN. Mn. Robert McCoaMttotCom-tlevotod to Omaad a
etlth Ave. h u been a modi- dtoeuaiioo on
Hit Dewttra Ag*ncy
^^roWIIV V f
FURNITURE
•nod *4i m i n *
p. O. Baa. Mo ejtra.
tr-» •
hat mwaad
WHO SAID
0 S p c Nvbian Dinette
MkthM a m la Maaraaatk
iUp Wsh School
If you are H» * 0 m'Hur- aervlcr
SALE
Doeomkor 1. UM. M a Veuras't hoaNUI u t deetre It vote, or If "ou are Acme Markau thia week are
a relative ar Maim of 1 perooe wka
i tM tannery aarrkn »r
featuring a Mitt promotion called
m a vataraaa* kaopttal who, you
.
deotro la,
t
e "Acme MajMgen' Sale." PMarao
deotro la,
vote
tpoUal Sch ol MatrM
7-11 L FRONT STREET,
„
_ or
, „elocuawaUng
M of managera ol local atorea wilt
MatrM
M Ma
Bapnigh and
tkm toSchool
00keM
thoccSty
of appear in newtpapera Thuraday
M M M
Mthe
M
County af
rowaSl* atkHAUwaa
KEYPORT, N . J .
J
Db American Storea Co. are tha owav
HeatMulh. n
new Jarory.
aa December
I. MM, kkWly wrlto I* Ik* undamtnot
CO 4.3020
tt onoe rnakmf appllMtnm for a mili- e n and operaton of Acme Mar- wiex,
tary acnlee batM to bo voted m MM
to bo fcrwardod ta you. If youkeu, the fourth largest food chata dtalrmaa ot tto a n a
Free Storage
( Free Delivery
tha mttttary tarvlaa or are ain the country.
at a
Hours: Mmdt? pta Saturday fiou I: M A. M. to«:NP. M. MtMat m a rotaraaa' booplUI. otatinc
FIELD FURNITURE COMPANY
Mm
lions Hear
Zone Head
Mpaa CMbk,
of the FtweheM Lkaa Oab.
tddroea and tha nddroea at which >oNOTKB
>ro atallaaod ar can aa round, or 1SCHOOL DISTKiv
UP THE TOWN•ou daatro IM mlHtary tertiee ballot IH1P OP MATAWAN, COVNTT OP the Uont Chib.
1BAVIL . TIAMNRTATMN
MAHD-AtltDd 1» M t S * «Mk or
tor a relative or friend
1 make an MONMOUTH. NTH JER1ET.
a W N n narawt M W i a m m OctoBBAUTKUM — Par A-l MICBMIC, I ber Mth. BnroU m FUMPael «4M1
Freak U WHman. Jr.. aaunder
Mth
_..
...
a military
* ^ »>MOdMondaya. Baoellont pay. .UoamoMh Rtdw Maetnaki InetKwe
tervice balm to M forwarded to him.NOTICE TO PERtONI DEIIRINO AB- nnracad that tfekata a n oa aala
B M M , Mephen Melrdrooaore. I ar.
l l "" Cookaua Are. Aaktmr Park.
nation la your application that he I IBNTEE BALLOTS.
Moat a t . Camakalla JunotlM. Bolford.
oao yoara an
If you are a qualified and reaieUred tor the Dee, IJ •mtHmmc- #>•
LBONARDO - ROOMt, private bath. over the age of twenty-one
klUaon prlvtleaea I I
o tw
Haling kle
ttattni
kla name.
name, eertal
Mrlal -numMr. horn*
horn oter of Ifce Hate vrn elpecu
.
Uh h
l ItWiBWvlMH *-* Oil
addroat and tha addroee at wUch
ha lla abaent outtlde the l u t e 00 Daceatbor the* Doa Coanek dwraa Md
MctUaB. near ova. AT I-Mtt-W.
PARTMBNT*-1,
atatkmtd
ar
can
be
found,
" or a qualified anal reaiaterod daaeere. The program will be
1.
lMt.
VteanTjaf
^anaaut aaf
VMIL lUttnMM. SB MM*
nfortabli Forma e< aapllcatlM can aa aMaln- voter
who will ha within the aWo aa
homo, board.
id from the uMantgned.
December
cember 1, UM but becaue
becauee ol III-given at 4 pjn. to tho Froahaia
AUIW AND TRUCK*
•H 1-M1J
•Ti. boat faralanod. n
n
neaa
or phyelcal
h l l dkwblllty,
dkblllt ar aocauae
aocaua
Dated: Octokor T. U N .
the
obeorvanco ol a rellglouo hoU^
^
RARRT
TROLLBR.
ONB
ROOM
tor
rent,
only,
PLTMOPTM MM May
t
to
the
teata o>
of —
•eeretary of the "
punuant
ttatt"
.
._
Can between t and
KM Fred
ALU
•ATION
prlvt•M, U
or becauae of retrdtnt at- —
rv»_ . .
,— « •
UIVMLT k^URItOOMt, oloeo l» kljk- Mrea If dedrod. IH t.
Townahlp af MaUwaa
ol a acrwal, eolleao at tat- O0W0B D a y UBBHI0N a t
II
AB grata '
M
OH
CMBtr
Or
MMBVMth
venlly.
will
be
unable
to
can
your
f
"
—
burg State Roya H M H art Praal
V ' M >MML
Broad BL, Matawaa. M. I ballot
. M at IM
M polling
p u g fplace
c In jajjjfC. CJbeoB, Mr. a M Mra. Jama)
POMMtOOM WVtaamaD aaorlmoat;
trlct on told date, ut you
aaaaio. aa pata. Immaaiaia oe. MAI UTATI KK SAU
vote in the tpeclal tcbool Oiatrlet F. Higgtaa, Mr. aad Mrs. J. WH>
ujScr
n
MMttAw.
AUaiue
Hl|kNOTKB OP R U B
meeting
or
election
ta
M
held
hi
lha
RE6. II7.9S
-^ _ L — *f w
it — *
.
a TB
i L ^ B B tt
u,h
o
u.u..n
n ."n.
and
Uw I W ^ K * ^ Uam Boyto, Joiaph H.
O» M a a y . O c t o b e r . » IMt at t:M whtfcrouj
v i a efclM to
aMp ol
In
County
ol
Mlnlaam I '
of Matawtn,
Mauwan,
In UM
the
County
c l Man
Man-1
» nBiajui IDr.
V
mouth.
New Jeracy
on
DoeemMr
I.
Va>
jSBr^A^Rjjra^
« M klndlv
k i i i write
it or apply
ply iIn
par
paroon GoMffaM, Hal
Co.. at I I Broad at.. Rod Bank. N. I. UM.
«. B.
Pravaa. i^
U the undertlgncd at once rec,uo*Ung
mo IBM Bulck two-door Rivera Coupe U
neth M. FrUbte.
THRMB-ROOM
j that
•erial No. IC UIHM for default ki a
"- a civilian abaenMe ballot be (orMM. O f t T
ky vwarded to you. Inch requett muat atata Ralph ZHo. a
PMrata oatrann.
CondKlcaal galaa Contract made ky
oftho
our home e<ldreea. and the addraM
John
B.
Davta.
laid
car
may
ho
aeon
atataw.
«
R
T4JI*.
IN* VMM — M M ( II muot per
" " " *"*~
,
N. Y.. Lhm Club,
at Hub Motora. Mt WaadkrMga Ave.. la which aald ballot ahould be a n tMlddMowB.
ADULTI, »»ur-coom apartmeirL all ut'
ttOm. mm M E Mil tUM. CA I- SBAUTICUN-WaakMfe Kle*. tout,
and
mutt
be
uinM
with
your
cignaHighland
Park.
N.
J.
" Klea: — per month. Call after Re tho flret to lupect It! Excellent
aa a guest of
ture, anil aute the roaeun why you
Wtl.
. . * H T M . tit Ma. M. MMdletown
J M. RHODIg. Auctioneer
CO
ruMcnlltl tectloa af Rumaon. lolldly
will not lie abk to vote ot your uaual ArooM Tanner. Rev. loha M.
IbH, aK "-Mm
m l MBRCimT
anennTflT H
! • •i dear convert
nMimftli'
Oct. I I
12
RIIMWIN OARAOB APARTMMMT. eonauueted thrct-ttory bone on 1H
polltng place. No civilian abtoMM balR M P O H t m u PIMOH u atajr wrlk
Ol ASBURY PARK
acre wooded lot. Entrance ball, large
et tha
Torao reaaaa. oath. t u a n .
lot will be
be furnlahprl
furnlohpri or forwarded
forwared l o
living room with fireplace and dining
NOTKB OP HALE
heat. Bualaeia couple. RU
appllHeart unltae requeot tharclar
u b Chap,.„ MMhoM Onreh aad dJab
MU0LMM0B1UI
COHv'BE.'n. tag kauny IM, aad ajmw tomMr ta
kitchen, kutlor-t paatry. lava- Oa Prlday. October n . UM at (:Manyfreeetvi
BLB. gee* motor nn*.
r
THRMB-ROOH
PURNItHBD
apart"
"
t
m
bathe
on
A. M. 1 win ecu at public auction on
_n-opanalala Pereee Boa 111. RM
to tho i
meat, near r a n Monaouti. avallaMe
or ropalri behalf ol the toaeoaet Finance Co. at
tilaJtltMni
information.
Immediately. utUIUet hMluded. Can at.
j_.cocdiSon. II Broad Mreet, Red Bank. N. 1. one
MM VOUC8WAOBN aBDAM Mao*.
PR MMt
tor 4 p.m. LI S4MI.
Mache?' two-car garage with btouru r m t oliiunobile Holiday gport todan, Dated: October 13.
HARRY THOLLER,
apartment above. Aaklag prlea Serial No. MM. M i l l for default In
MONMOL'TH BBACH-Pow-raom furM.rrar
udlo. U f Broad a t
•eeretary of tho Board
About Hve ntOee awtth ol Ctanlaited
ajurtaunl.
Prl«ata
w
a
n
n
,
Conditional lalea Contract made b j
Red B
H4t PORD THICK rack body,
of Education
Warren
w
.
Imttk.
Jr.
t
a
n
car
may
tw
arroo, N. M.. U a UT."* acre
t n . I* good MMIMOT. return motor CLERICAL, oaaorkmcad, to wort In
Tuwualilp uf Malawan
•eon at Bonded Auto lalta. Hwy. U
Neptune. N. J
M S N •inc* « i lavetere. chain etore
AIR CONDrnONBD MODBRM (tret
1. U. RHODEI. AuetlMOer.
background preferred Permanent. «v»
room lurnlahed apartment. Tile
plpnrScoati.
Oct. II
0 1 2 Oct 11
» m M i r hCMBU. gaoa Mian.
MM CADILLAC COUPE, radio am daya.
ith, oleetnc range. Very earn "
Writ.
"Clerical."
Bra
i
n
r
R
e
d
Rank.
all wtllltlep Included, AT 1-Mtl.
heater. HydreaulM aura clean. IH
.venue
of
Two
Rivera
Rumion
IMITRl'CTORt WEEDED applr Tuee
i-MM.
OKOOH r u R N U
apanmoM RU 1-OJM
lay throw* Friday a to I p. ». Ar- KJOHT • • A U T T
RU M7W
MM FOrfrlACCHIBPTAIN. convert thur
ily. « o
Murrey Dance aMtla. IIT • n a 4 ar>4 Weoeedar M
Me. M N I new tap. O i l
HI.. K M Blink.
RU 1-JMI
mm u MML M
TWO
APARTMBtn.
Tana
rooraa.
llrI OR COUNTER O1RL - I N
- Reaaal retarM aed traev int mom. bod room, tall klukea. tilf
{*M OPEL UDAN—Uka now. fully
• r w » k plua tlpa. Can alter I p.m. OROAHt
laa. All Ilka m . Oooi MTlnta bath
with
otwwer.
prtraio enOoulpped, now paint aad urea. N
1-M3T.
Mtmfa, It Ma—aiilk I t . Red
Iraneo. Heat, hot water auppliod.
•woaMTlMt. MIT Pord Palrkuo MO
One furaialiad. arailabla now. 000 un
convertible. Pordoaullc. power aUer CLERK-TTPUT aame etporume*. five O.E AUTOMATIC
nuaMjd
avallabla
Oetoaar
U til 1
tat. radio a n t beater, white a r m tap. dan. M kcura. DuatOM Co. Inc..
REALTOR - INSUROR
unu
M arler IM
t aar
M c Y u t w M U Walker. No caak needed
M.. Keypon.
Meoded — geven Roam M i l
AT
MM
Il.tM. Lcvltte Motcn M p eanOOf
BANK
—
Avi
Uvel
- 1 4 Batht - UlMa.
i
lable
after
Oatsker
M
CLoamo OPTIC! - Hare IUa oabl- ED
Ava.. Wad Lwag Branch.
MM Needed — five roam ranch •
M B POMTUC CkMRaa lour-door.
Priced at MINI.
d r e a u u c radm, hooter, iwa
ALPRBD VAIL MUTUAL - BtlaMliia
turn dipendabm traaaptrtatlon. (Ml.
nra*4atraaM aoaoorttlvo apart RT.3S MIDDLETOWN, N . ,
cBjppi
man. avanakH Karatttcr L S a n
Tbunday aad Friday tU IM P. M.
•ucnumici TBGHNKHAMI m ot-
RIAL BTAT1 POR MNT
APARnUNTI
MMCHANMSI
r^
watt*
•4 1to-
RUMSON
FIRST TIME
OFFERED
HAMMOND
ORGAN STUDIO
SZATI&Sat ~ TSJMffl
' S lata. gave the Mtaalaa and bene-
GLAZEBROOK
AGENCY
HARRY A. KEARNEY
& CO.
OSbome 1-0600
HTiqVB
MHraar«M kroao tarja
aodi Jakmt Wy
aodi
Wy kmr-a aaot aa 1
1 — RVMBON — Attractive tour-room gaUM MBRCUflT MONTBR
n F
l t m p l ' HfmbuilTaoTI.
on.
Fltmprlee
rage aMnment. Ml monthly, yearly
T U M May « n MMk top. an
letM. RU 1 H U (evening).
IOROB RBPRIOBRATOR 11
FOR SALE OR RENT
radio, kealer. wMawan tin*. uttUM
vary aoea oondUMo. M l
SMALL PRECISION PARTS
MATOrtTOWtl — APARTMaTlfTB tw- Charming three-bedroom ranch, tn
caaMkm W N W M MMUM kt MM f Opportunity lor man akllled la flat
CA 3-Tt4«
nlahed
and
unfurnuhed.
ElrTkml
lobeautiful
Buttonwood Dr. celling. Conhe IWHHWI Cll «H MMt,
work, roqulrea t H yean tool and dye_ _ _ _ _
BABT CARRIAGE, navy. cation. Reaaonoblo rent Call Mra. Ooa- venlont to everything. All electric
dye A L
L W I KcandKloa with pleatl* auttrett nera PR 4-7IM
IMA FORD Coupe, clean. Dual « r eiperlence In making email pant atd
Oood
kitchen, dining room. Urge urine
conuructlng
model!
from
drawing*.
included. Mt. Bo.lhHy.He git. IH HIM. TWO-ROOM
room wtth flrepblM. Large recreation
riautt. radio and heater, f i n . IH 1room. IH aathi. Haven large cloaett.
l o t evenlngaGOOD STARTTNC SALARY WOOD - leooeowd oak, fireolaoe. Move
air conditioned. | a t heat, full baae.
and furnace McOulre'a Market. Rl.Bank.
TRIl'MPH T R 3 apon car IMI white
combination norm windowt.
FULL BENEFIT PROGRAM 34. Cone Neck. WH 4M3H. Bventngt THRMB ftOOMt-PurnlaMd. UUlltlea. ratnt.
red ukbolaterr, a real cream puff
largo twt-«ar garage, lot l i n m . nice
Beautifully broken in. Retoonable. IH
WH
M
M
1
ly laateeaped. Immediate wMMtelon
Call
or
Write
T U N after I a m
CHAIRI. kitchen, fifty cenU up. Maple ty hoat and hot water. DodraMe a ' . _ P. Hadley, 14 Butttawaat B». IH 1
E. A. FuechetU
IH1 HI WON HORNET eedan. hydroarm their U . tludlo Md A Couch bortvood, M Pncpcct Ave, Mr. Joka
R I H 1-2IU. Aaulu onl<
natlc. radio, hr-tlfr. »ood running
t t t Bodt. ale. CA M i l l .
•HldltM. l i a . IH I'TIK
L'PRIOHT PRBBIBR - » capacity. THREE ROOMI and hath. Pumlahtdn
CONOVER AOBNCt
Onrage. private ontnince. <*onve"'* ' touthWILUa
1M1 AlfTlN MODEL A » , Hcfllrn
eiceIMM aonrlltlor.
M.
HolmiiFl Village
location. M North Uaaet A v e . Wan COt'MTRT HOMES ANI1 ACREAOl
BH '-CHI
rasdiUon. mthar Inurtor. m Urn
Long Branch. CA I-2TM.
CTO WWM I H i n n
WBBCOR TAPB RECORDER one yea
aid. licalloM condHKm, m a t toert- TEARL RENTAL, bar room*. Iwa ked
1 * : DODoa ctn b* m » illtr I:M
WH
rooena with heat »nd hot water, all
Mre. Call Merry Mitchell IH 1-P2J4
A. DttUtt. «l» riW T n t TrilKr Park
m Branokport Ava., Lang •reach
condition. Pumlahed or uaturalMMd.
Kawitwn f t * .
UVIKO
ROOM l u r r c . waanmt a u . Ailulte i>ref»rrnl. P n l-jaTI.
ROMA COURT. UacroR. New tome.
CAMaM
chtao.
Plva rooma. twa batht. all D I M Mai.
MM OLOaMOBILB CONVBRTIRLB M
THREE BinROOM ranch homo. Ideally
I H I4H4
Attached garage. Pull batcmeal. Marl
rally lltJlfia'. »awtr krakot and
MFWaMUTtOII MAM - Muat
locatpft aiMdlrtown. Cine" tn nrhoo'1 m combination kllchea ant dinette
ateortni. n . i a a U J-OWI
HAVE TOU A POOR?
tiH'i»i»M. Appif la pereen- Eal
ehurcrwi.
olMpcmt. one-year leaoo. M Lot l a a n u . ( H I-Ttn.
Canter! It t o Mark rubber.aofa.
•M RHtAL'LT DAUPHINC. whllr. Tfjtd >wa TV. M Hwjr. M. KtMtavn.
1
IttO
PAr\w»
•
1
r
»
l
cvtnlnr"
POAMART. RU. M. BATONTOWN
mtl*i,
prrftet
fnmiltMin.
Lr-avlnt
NEW MONMOL'TH — Newly decorate
TV REPAIRMAN - Pull or part-time.
APARTMBNT. (M pel three-kedroom ranch, full hearmeni.
•nmtrr. ITMt. WH M i l l . t i t . m
Vacatlona. holldaya with pay. Apply CLOTHINO la f t t l conditlor,. L'nueual
motith,
I mnit*iMf'trt • "fujr" **i' . " ^
nreplace. wanto-wall carpet
IN* RAMBLER 1VPBR atatlon iri
In pereon. Ealonlown TV. M Hwy. M. kartalaa. Thrift anil rummacf i s ~ roome with unc of kitchen, bath. Heat, taraie.
ng. acrccnrii porch, aluminum etormi
Open now tkreuia October » , » a.m. ill llttlltleo rmnllril. P:v» -n'-i- • Kort and
ra4K, Malf r. mrrHrlra. Hi ryhnrtM. Bttontown
ecjeena.
Many oatrae. Beautifully
to
4
p
au
M
Monmouth
at.
Fnrmenv
4.KM M M , MtMBM. R.IM.KI M3M.
landocaped. poet and rail Call week
TV Mrvtca man. real •a Red
n . _-.—
Red Bank
Bak P i t Mwp.
Mwp. (poltMrod by Mnnmouth. Clean home.
Java after I or aatwday and •aaday.
or pert-time. Call Mr. erupt. AC onfretatlM
FI'RNMHBIi
Thr-^.-.«iiii rna-i-.-m gM.Ma
rtatlM B
' l larael.
l
l
B'nla
Ot
M
M.
j d i a A TMafBMk. IM Mroww
Mt par month Including all Mllltiet
EIORT
WPMa matched aet Irene, twoAT I-OMI
IORT W«M
Ave.. I
HOUSE TRAILERS
RKn BANK — Charming older home,
throua* MM. IM. Pour W.li-»i
rlooe
to
Itua
line
and arnoolt. l^ivply
1NIITRANCB CAREER.• _ • * « * matchof
atettec C
M woade one thru fmir »M TWRMB BOOK. Pl'RNllHBn. _. llvuti room. IT' dining
OM'SM
Mtt OBTROITBR MaM. two" ked LIFE
room, apacloui
plui commlatwn. Baeellent aa*aita(•
«,,;
,.„
,
Rt.<
l-lgM,
iitnn-a tot *rr nw.M, 3t Ltyton KHerwa. lavatory, fwr kedroami en,i
rooma. wall-te-wnll, excellent cnmil By;
training.
Call
gH
T-4W.
lion. MiM aluminum awning. U »MH.
Mth. full kaaemeaL Oil heat, garage
. coelt Ave.. Red Bank IH T12II.
BNTIIUI WAROMOM - I
PBRMANENT
P1TURB
for
maa
wn»
Deep
plot,
nlre
I
m
l
A
rteal
at 114.^ '
THRE":
noopf*
"TVI
>>ai
n drofooeTtlllHMI. Tueaday and
MM reSMBTTB Ia41, MM 00,1 .
kaeavettand. Income llmrltd a l All ulllltlee. Tl Avenue D, Atlantic Call Blwood A. Armetrong. Realtor. IM
i y »a
•M.M per month. Complete wHh ly Mica
by rouf b a k i i M aad M i n g Mill;
Praepoet A n . UltU Illvrr. I l l HMO
HI«hl«M«. Adulli
hitch. Meatet la Ltcuet drove Mobile opportunity
far managameat tralamg; HIDB-A4BD ae*A t M keewy ten
Homo Court, Weot Keanehurg. Hwy t& to *» preferrM.
REACTiri'L tlirre room furnloh.1 CAPB COP three bedroom brtetowoy
Write Termaatal?'
M. Lot tt
atMir1m*ntH Red Bink net- ITort aM aarage, 10*1109 prnprrf. I
•oa 111. Red Bank. Coartdeatlel.
Mt
Mmmoutn. IH M«4> ar IH I-H1S.
o.er o r loan at 414 par cmt. I l l Ma.
LARGE TRAILER 4Talfi. Pully fur
1
T
PHHWTVRB
S
•AIT
PHHWTVRB
S
KB t-MN.
nlaktd. IOM Ikaa ana year aid.
MEN WANTED
Mfnoy
oamaae.
ertk
aM
mattreao
WMfnoy
oamaae.
ertk
aM
MIT l-lttl.
THRBBBEPROOM
RANCH. Attraetlvi
Por Immediate employment Muet . two
kit* akSraTaow
o«na, ML Will
homo loceled In nice reel<lentlal area
30.31. Muat be mtereoted a i K k wttk Uko kit*
«M akSraTa
artMl «w put. H1-ttTl
.RENTAL!
•Kualed Mar tchtalt and tkoaalng
a Mure. Kara wtiue trawtM. Marllat after t p. at.
•ay m ft week. All taurrlava aaa- o-d
ILB gTORB. Il k » M . (I.. w<th (lichen, living roam, dining area. |ik>I, , , 1 DOUBLE
M d
Eienllal. Call IH l-aiit.
buelMH localMo. Wn Mlh. all heat l\4 gar cent o l m e n
•OATSA
1T ,!" -- rM«!* J -Jffjt Mt
Wt»t. BMtlMal kue
• —
• « J Tan t H I
.. tT
IT Manmauti
Naatamth M., Red Bank
1
^
*
^
eitMt.
MANAOER — aj||i#*r- oTrHQ #JOIHOanr4 MO'
VMM at BU I-Mre.
BB
VMM
aartment. Muot be etpetlencod aal- MOVWO •
•ATOrtTOWN — vail Hnmet ceepera
•wan. CMUMM vMtrMM Mclll -ryy open. Write "Mtnagtr", B « 111. rer; eolkt walnut atcretarp 1
live. Pwarrwotakaoaa, MaMmamkly
Red
ahect of drawcra: aMkt aak 1 '
all U H I M alter t p.m.
MMti U MMt. nwrfU* »S'wm4 M (aaa.
•II each. AndlroM. M M
CAB1HBTMAKBR or carpenter Hal
k»»t k»«4<»»ft»ra.
M M . gr'tt and pull akal
er. Bench work, rational turnm
UKMUHO fom ow
na a tw
o reculrementa Bail C. W
kflMi I Hi* MW, Mi- T—— —
- "
thoo, 31 Wallace at
email Hema. t - l t p.m, BMT-MM.
I T-11M.
Balaam, KB WtH. Flhorglae tS'mmt
tAUt m i l WArtnili. mitned awn, ented. Rental prlcM relovam.
mUker. n t m a o o i aaa*
'ANAMAMA - Thru I l l i n W M t Price reduaed a t ilttaetlve fourMdw Jtrtty aklft wuk M b . a. Cknt M.eiparieneod
MMdlaaNoa Parm, KE |««M
rocroaium room, aartje. fatnualata room nama. t<t Mint. Low ttlta. '
Craa engine Pall MTMMf, between
AI'CTION •ALB
cludeil In tele art living room
.
rcupancr. U I M W ! K I l-oatl
neat and par-Pino furniture
MAN WITH CAR. yatau,„ noai
and deeorellene rrorn
an<t pad, complete dining room tutte
ilelivery work, eotatoo, fine komet.
Smakle. iac aaioa ami ileliv
IBVBRAL
PURNItMBn and uaranUah- wllh rug and aad, one k«,ireom enflo,
ttorage.
Mr.
l*re»
• O U l t IT MM M M
„aad up
. , gar
_ . week If ?eu
cjuallly, aeoanmeM n kria^.krac, a n akteeti. ed rental!
•M
?e
.
la
all
m
e
t
and
arkM
tola
b«.l.
cMhM
waitier
and
refrlg
• T i p , « kwra.
toilet,
appoMmoritCollCall
TWMaM.
TWMI
_
a. tolt, fun MMTM firr• appomtmefil
rurlM. BikikNIm all <iav n'tdnetilt) rtagoa. Bllt WIHahlrr ..r»nf,. I ' t erttor. Now price H I M . Coma look!
I M M«raiiaM ilka
lka new. M.WJ. M'
Ocean Avo., B i t Bright. I B M We know you'll Hka It.
__M POB m e i M MIM ana eervke Tkufttay, Oalakar 14 and I t
K w T ^ S r f H M . IM Up. flkryiMr work. Pwilktf Mure. Apfiy II to
rttlBDMAN aALLB1"Ba
HILLTOP LODOB camnletelr fummkeil
M m i M , I M Mil, lira kunaa. MJp.
p. m. ar « t o F p . m. Kelly, TM
M MUTH MAIN *TR|ET
Meal M •ackalar. !'< reoeno. artCONOVKR Al.tACY
M Mill, Minpam. *lp»n, e l « . M t atllaon Ave., Aakury Park.
Aakurv Hrki
Neptimr. y. I . ire, autcenttle heat. Ill I-Mjii
IM WUtttM VacM Warka. ft*
RBALTORI
Wttlltm Priodman. Auctioneer
PMrt CONTROL OPBRATOR BapenAw
t
ilht • •M
•INQALOW. fumlthert. winter maalkl KB I MM
PR
4-1I4A
R . e i m MM)
meed or willing lo Morn. Pleoeo Male
Twa bedroomt. living room "fibM
caperienct and rabv> nmreii lo AU. KINM ITORM IAIH. ecrerna Mlh. oil heal, ittago. I H I-IIW.
III Cotliia Ava,
AllaaMjrM
• y f r o ' Boa Ml. Red Bank.
KBANani rio".. ~L»w~Tainr
IEVEN ROOM RANCH, law
beautiful recrMllaa room trim —
Alt.
Mr, ona-cti liraga. U r e a
1
I p m Arthur Muirer I>anet M cot
MudM. IM Bread a t . Dai Bank.
SHREWSBURY
MODEL MAKER
WHEELOCK
SIGNALS
me.
BY USING
REGISTER CLASSIFIED ADS
HP
ALLENHURST
SPECIAL
lk.rkmfl«^r|7SSf'll
L- - I ,
PMTI
aVMBavtj^aBfl
aMBVantaHaaaVjl
|tii
aTjAcBaaffBiMmaHf
auBal
a^aaTaltBTI
fifvi mwiivy in yiv
aW«1 MM) MIMrt
mmtaXU B ^ L g i W
OUUMA aaaU t O Aoa^UVA
w i l y TBJ raB¥w vTrSVw wl IT fiBBTw
L
IS tw Mm tfTrSlM y#M ffWlt
UM
wrrti WwftowT
""JftaftB-
^^2 s:*2*jfir" nit
AL- a t - - I ^£
ifflaV T^Vi VT
CUMTIPW
(r h.
Alx tUrTftMAL nJAmnS
OVERLAND
Cemtructien
Co.
•pwKitieta la
t
l
Aluminum• KWind**!
All Tviwe 01 Horn. I
Rlpalra. AKaralii
t maMrlol KandTmt. keopMt MMk
reoardt. tontral maMMaaaoe. «Mli
iiuuhHw art-up and u r n L ^ ' ; ' " '
(OH wwrk. Car neeeioary. Carl IH IIMI
irJtrRi'fTORi N S n n a n a w 'n -••
dty tkraagk PrMty I la I i.m. Ar.
ihur Murra" '"ewe MudM, l i t IfMd
Pair al ujimM't rawer akaata,
BlLPDRt>
aaly oil
an I-Mtt arSr i f.m.
TWTN CARP.
..
BafelleM randrltnn Rei
Mute,
kat
.
•7S Pf r
MONMtll'TH BBAfiH uafurnlohert three
kMroawi. nvpaeni home, m hatta. an A Cape t'mi home la aMaln a»dium
hiimei' l«rt|» MM net mantk, gtaj la MM, hut Ihtt ana la ataaft ifke
iiliimea f'A a-arpj tn»r Mir,
•ctuag I iw»r»r<n. deal ft M i
INreo cM/a lotat aodtonmt, taaaiifal.
*y*AII.AItl.E* N0W~
ime^iiidrl
ly aMalMed eefenee Mtehrn, full M«e
kunttlii*, anfuniWied. Yearly.
• M M , Illaakt4 aafohpttw, aluminum
tH H I M
emkekMMa atarai aM eenaa •
»<VR HAVBN COM rod oatlaaa. Living room wHh flfepiare, eaeaauiilkiii
kllrWrtmetM. I N Mrga i l l l t t m a it
lerh»'i inrago. Available 004 W m
___
tOtRCMANMIB WANTIO
~YOUR HELP
IS NEEDED
all cauMry,
neat, email plat. Rent M l t a l c
cm
HKLP WAWfMI Mall'
fir just • * •
VrrrERANS
NO DOWX PAYMENT
BALM fiR RBPrT-MojaStei
Ti^!ia«l
wanifla
marninea.
lafnierawra
reobedrMM
tanak.
r
••}
" S ' ' L "
fij'Ti'M. 'n.
— rvi.'-- r n
•Ml
W i kiMitM'fini*|
, _ .,
,_
in.HI. al_lii|h rjaae M M Bank buai
-.«a Write ' V A P ' T U a I I I . nt
1 I M <i
ii(ii*
N T I AND LINSTOCK
I
H|!«,ti
*i» «l, - I r . . * .
IH»>td
t 1• II
I
l'n»lr«>
• •I
I".
Or
». - i v i - i M c e
• • r r l A I >tllllMl|
f.liellall-,-, Al
iiuhl
tf.
! • •
* l t
'|*it
HiM*i
•
l,,|
I'Ptupr
f
I... r t a
h»il
Snuni
bwtiMlifaiilM
»
, ,„. „„,.,
,.„,,„
-u,*1','.'.',',.1'""'"" '
'
§I.I
|
"
>i
,'••.•••
; • • " - "
'•••>•••
• ' • " •
l | i ! <
"
• ' " • • " • " • • •
• • ' * • " ' • • •
• • • • ' ,
. i n . . .
ana in i
MI|.|.rk.Mir)»
(«>•
a l >t<if hnm» .« Hl'n* ' " " "
, •.. II«M »~(«y;^"f
"ParoMaiuod tei.iee' 1
I IIKNI
v,U
rt*
r^ Cvnajraiinii nwprw r*4fj wrrrflr
|
f t , . 'I t , lI , . .
i,1 i U . *i«H,«
Bl.lll
a*.*!'
i
i•„.
iiiimit
I':,....*
,,*..er
at t i e
-t»--
U
/
REGISTER CLASSIFIED U S
PUT IXTRA MONIY IN YOIM POCKIT
I I I , . ,
.i|..i.. I
L-t-l.J A J
1
THE BER6 AGENCY
IhlHi
"'itth
A famnelaat
ae]fi
Mmimnulh Tounlv (Hflrt
, •• IKI .1 ami
H|<ftfirv | t W
HI NUAMlW
hlr,.|.,,
|4>it|>
»• •>
•• •
• AHVit-tVlP*).
IHMIM
elati
MOMVaT M M DOWN
< Trace HH OtMMofedi
| M > Baydcr
nikMrMawi
HII
I 14 i.
^ you fit iwiftf fp##vi # I M Jrf I*
0010 Utwt*. I A. M. «wj | f. M. I f
w l Miiit you
110,900 PHN P I
ul.M
T« put O M t * work for you SfHr>|
CALL SH 1-0010 TODAY
Sons of Legion Installed
By County Commander
37 Entries Score
At Ceramic Show
LAURENCE HARBOR - Rot- A membership Hag w u
bn »«HI»«IP w n . m « - A f r o( the*^ H Edward Pastor I
Chrtatmaa
Mlddliaw County American Let- year's
project
km, aad Mn. August Lauer. pree- cit
tor
Ideat of tta auxiliary, offldalad iteu
at the installation of Sons of the Lauer. Mr. OUen, Mr. Footer,
Lagloe, sponsored by mo local Arnold Lauer, Mr. Morris, Jooa
KATONTOWN — TUrty-seven
acored fat l o t second an-
Democrats
Continue
there w a n 2M entries in theOn Audit
Eight county studios had
M a wosk-ond at St. James Epis•Jgai Church with Rev. Alan H.
Mr. DtvwvtBftl
post and the Junior Auxiliary of
Mr. Rathbua, Jr.
the Laurence Harbor unit
, Tba Jury of awards was LONG BRANCH - Democratic
Rutgen University cerafor the
department aad rated theCounty Board of FfMnOMMV
u "high caliber."
said last alfbt aa accouataafs
Barbara Armstrong,
. student of Big Brook study of county buatoeaa poUdas
„
of Marlboro, won first makes tha need of a ceatratisad
•ward in the handicapped class purchasing system <
and bast m show for her ceramic Dr. Joseph R. Ackarmaa and
creation "Butterflies."
Carl Vandervotr told the DemoOther awards in the same clasl- cratic County Advisory CommitfieatJon were Gertrude Kenny, tee at Democratic baaduaarten AID FOR AID SQUAD—Joseph P. Dander, commodore
Oat if elected ttey will a r p . p . •f K M Atlantic HtfhlaneJt Yacht Oub, proaanti $100
Lehrhaupts
p Studio,, second, and
ot a
Nanaro, Atbury Park,
•hock to Everett C, Curry, who represents Atlantic High*
be both
third.
I a n * First Aid Sapid. The money, ajlft of club mam.
agent
and
fiscal
officer.
Best JaveaUe
ban, b to help aquad pay far $17,117 ambulance.
"Monmooth Couaty caa sat
Miss Linda Hart w u Installed
u chalrmaa of tba Jaaior Auxiliary and Miss Marjorla Beekaer,
first vice
Hoffman, second vice chalrmaa;
uattt mis tall, whan Lercy Hal- Mbw Genldiag SchUcbttag. aa>
bart. ST., took offica.
rotary; Mha Threat Rathbua.
The commander presented Ida treasurer, Mum NkhoUaa Dtaaa, Rollm Rathbtm, Jr., a past Gtovaaai. historiaa; Mha Swan
captain's riag. He also w u pro- Crane, chaplaia, aad hfita Kathaantad the Sons of the Legkw
Da- lean CarroD, aergeaat-atarma,
g
h
f New
N Jersey
J
UN
Nan- Two member of
of the
the Jaaio
Jaaior
tachment
of
U
o w l membership round-up dd Auxiliary have ncciumilatod W.
aaj pouts aJaco tha merit point
iJohnDi- system started in MM. Tha award
Offie i Installed'
Mr. Rathbna, past commander
of Post 312. orfaniied the Soaa
of the Legion hare la INI
aarvad as Its squadron chalrmaa
ti Jr.* opteitii L
. tint reuteaant: Jack 01- Miss
aaa, Jr.. second Htntaaant: La- bracelets with aoBlaiy
roy
Jr..
y Halbert,
H ,
. adjutant;
j
; Ed- for attaiatag
g ttda amoont Thsy
y
d Poster,
P
fi
ffl
ill
tf
to
kt
h 1J
ward
fiaaaoe
offleen
will eoatfaoe to work tor tha 1J,MlsaCarMorris, cbapbua aad Frank M award next
, Mr.roll and M I H
Craae nHsJbert raceived a dtatkn for eelvad badges for aaratag 1.W
Ms work last year on special pro- points.
Miss DKSiovanai
jects.
A trophy for the best Juvenile
ford to continue fiiriwiaj b u
piece w u awarded George Arming at hlahest prices without Udt
strong, eight year-old brother of
and without comma ttaadardt
M M Armatnng. Hli hand moldamong departments," Dr. Ackerad piece, ptanochio, won first in
man said.
the Juvenile d a n .
Nancy Lange, Interlaken, Lehr- "Neither can we afford to allow hundreds of **——«mt of
ct attendance award for tha
kaupU Studio, won first in the
dollars lie idle in bank
past year and Mlu Betty Morris,
RARITAN TOWNSHIP - R. A penny art fund, to be collect
teentge category and awarded a
special Christmas project award.
when they eoukf be laveated la n o m a s Jannarone. superintend* ed at thai
ag.wlll
trophy for best in its class,
collect
The
ant ot schools, discussed the nec- be given to the Federated WomIn the professional category,
used ayloas. Awards for the proi t t to
l ddefray
f
interest
to h
help
tarn i
essity of a aacoad preschool cen- en's Clubs toward a scholarship
lint place and trophy went to
lect want to Mlu Otssa, tint:
meet county expeesea."
sus at a meeting of the Woman's award tor aa ait student
Mrs. Ruth Sliwa, Oakhurst; Mrs.
MIDDLETOWN - Tba tint Mlu Rathbua. aacoad,
Frands J. Maboaey, Danou Cub ia 8 t M a r / i Bpiaoopal
Violet Boktt, Moresca Studio,
Mrs.
George
T.
Reason.
Jr..
fund rnJatag pnjact of tba pro-Jadtth Gohmert. third. Miaa Rathtic candidat* for couaty. dark. Church, Keyport
second, and Mrs. Edith Courter,
ban won first a coOactiag aytoas,
called on RepubUcaa county offl- The changbuj popalation of the American Homo «*«IT»—,
E. C Ceramics, third.
ported
bar
group
ia
parttdpathig
presentation Mtaa
HoapUal wlO be tba p
Mta ^ " ^ t aaeaad,
d aad
dais who am otBcen and dtOther Award!
ia
ft
aawtng,
contest
H
ofdai(3
b d S U i
MUM Paggy Gabmert. thM.
radon of banks hoktug county
(3UbartandSuUivaa
r
ana
advisable,
accordlag
to
Mr.
cad
the
contest
la
opaa
to an e*ta7"Deeathe7 staged by'tbe MmRathbaa. ntirmg adviser
Other award winners la varl funds In non-interest baartag acJanaarone. A projected enrollTha
of a re-Ridajiwood Pmyan.
oi u s ffwipb BCSSSKM a s awaf
•us categories: Underglaie dec- count, n explata their "double
meat
for
M
yean
ia
the
goal.
cent
fund
raWag
ton
w
u re- Gaaani fhilriwan tt) A O M to Mta Schlkhtiag, wnwer ot tha
erationi — Mrs. Mary Tongue, standard of naonafomty."
ported
by
Mrs.
Rstnaso,
who
also
The
Woman'*
d
o
b
made
•
Eataatown. first; Mrs. Jean Rice, "Ae beakera," ha said "they
Whetley Thomu Morford and M k M u « County'Junior History
Eatontown, aecond; Dorothy Raa- accept county money In aon-ia- preschool census last year which snnonntod nlaaa for anothtr tan. William Ratah
COBtsat Mrs. Rathbua SaRalph a n efrehalrmaa
ec-ehsirn
Mr.
Janaarone
said
w
u
ot
gnat
Mrs.
rs. William McLaoe. Intro-of tba program and Harold Wh> aouaead that tba jualon had reroussen, Freehold, Mary Bender terest baartag aocotmta and loan
help
and
proved
to
be
only
H
duced
aa
id u the new membership u t m f , fc n charge of tickets. ^ ^ * • ***** P"** n m d
It to customm at five and six
Studio, third.
rmaa. read the aamta of ^ T 1*ZHTWUI h T ^ L i « «•" •"• ** n*adwork m the
Free form - Hilda Bisden, per cant But as county officials. par cost off actual earoUmenl
2nd School Census Urged
In Raritan by Jannarone
Hospital Project
Operetta Slated
s eUglbU for membership. M » 11 toAiHiZh srfmToir! U to U age group. The awards
Tha superintendent distributed
*~
^ ^ ^ ^ gw
A A ^ _ _ _ • " " • • • In* • * • • aTBIBjB m^^ifffj^^ ^ s w « ^ aaamffM tsjitislaa ma) Maan aatmaai TASVBBBBBV
y
imphlets —r»^hl*g tba college
SJ IWO n i w e>.i_
*i_.. !_•..«*_ -^
m r a nimiM
w m Coaveatlon
nvw j t n of
w
State
Department
bond issue and stnaaed tba In-«"»•»MUBSa
<••»*•fUmt
«b»l D
accaptaaca.
A tatattmeiat:«p.m.
tha American Legion auxiliary ia
portanca of voting for the refer- fW w u presented to Mrs. WOendum Nov. 1 .
Ham Esau, who reaigned u me ad one tobapnseated on Fader- wildwood la September, aad tha
county coBvaatwn ia Jar/ hi
beeaase of atwaNtgat
won first In stains category.
Mrs. Robert Ctowaid. chab> Jamesburg.
Unusual glues - Ruth Krlet, said that u of last Dae. t l mom conducted tha
Guest apaaken mrhidad Mayor
Keyport. Mttawan Ceramics, thaa SXMM of county funds w u and announced
A
tM will bt hild to HM hen* man of the i
a H H H i w i v w |wieji|wwiwiiaaieBia ajsj
• * •—^ — ••• n mm—m~ •>• ^ w ^ ^ ^ M >_»
I the dab will <
John Cbambartoia of
first:' John Olschewske, Fort on deposit m two baaka la which tt
polto inoculation plan due to of Mm. Maarioa Lyacb. welfare 2dtNtabaitetdlu^dancoatthaTOwaaBip;
>
p J a a u Motoaay. prmMonmouth, aecond, and Lilly Fraebolden Abram D. Voorbees MI scarcity of vaccine,
chairmaa, T CoraeU D r , Sund pl of
fM
r i School:: BJchSbora Point laa,
aa, Haslat.
Halat. Hov.
H o . JS,
JS,dpal
Memorial
Prick, Freehold, Sliwa Ceramics,
Walton Sherman and County Yearbooks wars dewifbutsd to day, from I to 4 p. m.toacaad
aid
d thdr
hd husbands
hb
d M.
M Ptoe.
Pto praaMaat of M e *
Clerk J . Russell Woolley aad
Mrd.
members.
Silk
screening
was
u*.
son
TowaaUp
Board of Edueatioa
j
OverglaM painting — Mrs. Sheriff I n E. Woleott w e n diad by the art group to prepare the program of the welfare ia Mrs. John Noske.
and Richard
Marie Parsons, Oakhurst, teachgroup.
cover of the book under the
Uca: Jack
The need for more memben
er Mabel Morris, first, and sec- Whlle thete banks, the Freedirection ot the chairman. Mrs. The Hteratun and drama de- for • first aid course w u re- aad Wftllam Foator.
and. Anne Matlonakl. teacher hold Trust Company and the
partment w u divided Into two
Warren Hawthona,
ported by Mn. Lloyd Kaieber.
LJIUaa Kappler. third.
Also
Plans for a local art exhbit la groups. Mrs. William Parry will dvU defense chalrmaa.
Potters wheel — Mr. Otachew- had the largest sham, 11 other
coatiaoe u drama chalrmaa and
wan sir. Haftort. Mr.
oiMjuactioB
w
i
n
National
Art
ate, first.
also bald county funds. Week, Nov. 1-7, were announced Mn. John L. Ritchie w u ap- Uadar tha dlnction of M n . aad Mrs. Otan. Mn.
Sculpture - Mn. Robert Kit- Mr. Mahoney said many ReRichard
CraadalL
hospitality
Mrs. John DiGiovaaai aew
by Mn. Hawthona. Art or sculp- pointed chairman of the llUralln, Deal, Lehrhaupts Studio, publican orfldals la poUey-oakchairman, hostesses forma even- MMMT, Mkwes Betty aad Mary
tural work of local residents. ture department
first tor a head
of bat lta§ paatttau are ale* directors
Mrs. Party anmtmrti1 mam- ing were Mrs. Charles Padrido. Relher. Mm. wmiam Foster.
son and second for aa Egyptian of banks other than the Freehold
Mrs. Alwyn Dodge, Mm. Keleber, Mrs. wlHiaaf
Mrs.
bead. Mn. Klslln la tha former Tlutt aad L o u Braach Baakmi will be accepted for tha exhibn. ben of tha drama group have Mrs. Eward A. Courter.
aadWiUiam
Mrs.
Fragile pieces will not be accept read five plays aad have selectRoth Katsln ot Red Bank. Niche- Co., which recently
Mrs. Warrea Baumgartaer.
Charles Morris.
las Medeal, Lakewood, woo the Ceatral Jersey
third.
Trust CoiHpiiiy«
Tha candidate and the RapubHaad-molded - Oeorge Arm- bean
eaa Party should list tha banks
strong, first; Cart Thompson, of and the names ot the directors
Green Book School, second, and who a n couaty officials
Richard G
"rossman, LehrhaupU should make statement whether
Studio, third: Miss Lynn Lehr- it approves the county's talhin
baupt, wheel work, first: Dana
invaai aurpata ntaaa.
RON, aacoad, and Richard Eyer- Mr. Vaaaarveer. a Freehold
maa, Eflwno, third, all ot Lehr councilman, balled the acoo
•iwa Ceramics, first; ASM Naa- they ignore their responsibility
laaakJ, Big Brook Studio of Marl- to the taxpayers to
bore, aecond, aad Mrs. Trevett Judgment and prudence ta haadWIlHams. Oceanport. Sliwa Cera- ting of publte funds."
miet. third. Mrs. Williams also A atatemeat by the Democratic
aat't study by Bsajamta Utwta.
registered municipal aeeoual
of the firm of Charles J. Petrics
h Co.. New Brunswick.
Quoting from Mr. Utwia's report to the Democrats. Mr. Vanderveer said:
"Monmouth County is burdened now by tha dacentraliaad purchasing. This is a system • ~
Head maided - Nancy Lange, which department heads a n perDrat; Joel Levlason, LehrhaupU mitted to do their owa buytaf,
Btydtft, aacoad. aad Robert Bliss, they have authority to interview
Oraaa Brook School, third.
salesmen, to set their owa standUaaaual glaxes, Mariene Deg- ards, to agree on price, to select
aur, E . C. Ceramics ot Port tnair own sourcea oc suppiyi to
Xoamou'j, first; Susan Apgar, receive tha merchandise whan it
Marlboro, Big Brook Studio, sec- is delivered, and to approve the
•ad aad third.
voucher for payment.
Decoration, Carol Maresca, of "It is quite conceivable under
MDrgaovUie, first; Harry Fein- this system that two or more debale. Lahrhaupts Studio, second partments will order tha same
and Edith Dressier, Madeleine's thing from different sources at
Caramlc Studio, Bradley Beach, tha same time at different prices.
In this way they will sacrifice tha
saviags that could have coma
from combining tha orders i
m m
mm
m
Mlat
Lehrhaupt, unusual
•Uses, first; Miss Lynn Shteir,
Big Brook Studio, second and
lusaa Cllne, Maretco Studio la
Morgaavtlle. third.
Bobby Stokery, decoration,
first; Chris SUM. second and
Ton Meads*, third, aU of Green
"Cantnllssd purchasing vests
authority la ana agent, treeing
depailmtat beads for more valuable use ot their Urns. The purchasing agnt wiU effect savings
110 IANI
Spans the Seasons
Effortless go-motion
in Cobbies' carefree Caravan
Spares the Iron
12.95
You loam to flow aleftf mttoad of walk , . «
on this mafia* RlPPLKD U*.
Smart f a k
love tha way H help* thajm sjlldt thraejfh th«
k«tleit sahodula with •- dfTofrlau, fe>fejrwerd
14-98
•KMMBtia d B f f l J a o i l MftMMIWM
I* FaWoy rVM Nywn Jartey.
M
by establishing standards aad
specincaUoni, anticipating seeds
of all departments la advance
through well-admlaistend pi
alag ia ooperatloa with department heads, and buying contract
a ^ la most laataacea r^ulHaa
aaaw
Savliiai «c«otMti »n
where. People feel tho
vrfo ta save far a tunny
day. They believe thrift
wlH have IH rewardi. So,
•at yaw spare doltari and
US tof artier new,
I'll) HANK SAVIN!,',
aie*
O W ^ ^ M waFv^Pfev^aua
Iniatil u. tiaasa
Tta%
• i v iAnmaH
ni
M I L . m*\ It
ilwwa • traaa *f • fttehn. W«shaW«, to«l
NEPTUNR - Rev. John J.
Meehaa of Sprtag Lake, aaalstaat
pastor at IheCburck of the Uctt4
Heart In PUInfleW, gave aa il
lustrattd lecture on Ms world
travtle at the dinner mestiag ot
Monmouth Couaty chapter, National secretaries Association.
The dinner waa held la the Howard Johnson ReetMraat.
Mrs. Louies Cap
education cbalrawa. autlkwd the
subjects to be studied at the
ehnptort woolly Had* group
•MOtwaj, nans a r e e l e Heiag
made tor meniban to viaH the
UaMsd Netloaa In Pabruary, aad
to see tha miikal, "The Muak
laa."
OwaU wert Mm. OUna f Bar
( m
Sturdy Fleet* Air Shoes
for the 'Tittle Man"
wfejy wfin VMJ|
lln I*
•JSIK-K^
Suptrbly Fitted •"«• •>
Sliei to •
• toll
I Ito4
aBW^U^
BV>« S H B A J I *****
Yaw Ttnaf I * MM at
In Irawn ««d lUah aalfikln.
•••••••••••••••••a*
MbafyPark,N.J.
7.N
MS
MO
CwV
Sbe
Ma*
14N
Nam.
| Miss
Aaa Nolen. Middlttowa.
Tat IMaja>iMa U I N
am^i tnammal •/•nJIPJtPJf
aVAAaaaml skdh
BW>B*m9aT
I W mmmSAmHmft
V^hTTfVnBnj 4m\
W
mmiislal tw*
B A I i4aSdam
SBam>S iwti^Pf
Imlsl
vnvvB)
m AW
ww VJVI
| •aaaaai | BPSfl
Stcrtttriii
Hur Pritit
her of »Wt MMMRI,
M
Th« ll|htw*t(hl radio appaialut
for World War I irtpleote was
<l»vtkipMl by a WIHIIM, Dr
I l u c r s 0. Wlia,
CMy
QCharaa
s SHOt: SilOS. . W i FU,. H-4 R«*k
r
State
QChaaa laaUieal QC.O.D.
a west oaeseas