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ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS, Aug. 26, 197 Ml Pcllit Pens Work For Chemisls COD Mini' fcrft SCOTSDALK, Ariz. Dr. i George R. Prltit, professor of chemistry at Arizona State University, has written a book to offer a tabular sur- vey of synthetic nucleotides and methods of synthesis.

"Synthetic Nucleotides" is for chemists and biolocists. oo 111. fUU vve want to provide every family with their favorite cuts. To assure a fair share to all we reserve the right to limit quantities if necessary. Yes has fresh Pork, Ham, Poultry, Bacon, Luncheon Meat and Seafood and as costs go down, reduces the retail prices.

WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES iim'iw mtm LG QUARTERS BREAST QUARTERS with a 7Q Wings GLENDALE OLD FASHIONED Boneless Ham i5 2.09, BONELESS Cubed Beef steaks 1 .79, SUPER. RIGHT BRAND COMBINATION PACK fllA 99t Brown 'N 8-oz. Serve Po. StUiAfU2PttttiC4 'Hut ait H9C S1 tern 0 in Wv I Pockoge Contains HIM MnukV IMfc 1 2 loin fnrf-2 Shoulder HI I VIMV rUpl end 6 Center Cut lb. SUPER-RIGHT -J R- 41 fft Pepperoni, Hard 4-ox.

fcrhk CUlt lit 4 or Genoa Solom; pfcg. ALL MEAT SopWRiqktF tanki OSCAR MAYER-ALL MEAT Tr Air BREASTS WITH RIBS 98c IB. RIBEND QUICK-FROZEN Great On The Grill! to a fflrmsD I lkiv Tutbot Fillet I ana providing access to literature and laboratory techniques heretofore unavailable. It is an extension of the approach used by Dr. Pettit in his previous two-volume series, Synthetic Peptides.

The author is a graduate of Long Branch High School. He attended Monmouth College when it was a two-year college. He has dedicated the book to his parents, Mrs. George R. Pettit, formerly of Long Branch, and the late Mr.

Pettit. He received his bachelor degree in chemistry from Washington State University. He received both his masters degree and his Ph. D. at Wayne State University, Detroit.

He is professor of chemistry and past chairman of the organic chemistry division at Arizona State University, as well as adviser to the National Cancer Institute, and member of the Cancer Chemotherapy Advisory Committee of the National Institutes of Health. A fellow of the American Institute of Che-American Institute of Chemists, Dr. Pettit is a member of the American Chemical Society (London), Phi Lambda Upsilon, the Society of Sigma Xi, and the American Association of University Professors. Since 1954, Dr. Pel tit has published over 150 articles.

Today in History Today's Highlight in history: On this date in 1920, the 19th amendment of the Constitution went into effect, giving women the same voting rights as men. On this date-Iron artillery is believed to have been used for the first time in the Battle of Cre-cy in northern France. In 1765, a Boston mob sacked the home of Gov. Thomas Hutchinson of Massachusetts after he was accused of favoring the British Stamp Act. In 1934, Adolph Hitler demanded that France turn over the Saar to Germany.

In 1937, Japan blockaded Chinese shipping. In 1936, a treaty ended British occupation of Egypt, except the Suez Canal zone. In 1942, in World War France's Vichy government announced the dissolution of the French senate. Ten years ago: Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower gave his qualified support to the U.S.

treaty with the Soviet Union and Britain limiting nuclear tests. Five years ago: Allied Commanders in South Vietnam claimed 6,000 of the enemy had been killed in eight days of heavy fighting. One year ago: The sum-; iner Olympic games opened i in Munich. i Today's birthdays: Gen. Maxwell Taylor is 72.

Mexi-. can Painter Rufino Tamayo i73. Thought for today: Many a man has an excellent aim in life, but no ammunition C.C. Colton, English Clergyman, about 1780-1832. Fair Haven Schools Hold Registration FAIR HAVEN New pu- pils will be registered tomor- row through Friday between 9 a.m.

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