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Iiiued Dally, Vondty through Friday, entered u Second Out Matter PAGE ONE VOLUME LXXXII NO. 67 at Uw POMI O/fice at Rfd Bank, N. J., under Uw Act of Karen 3, 1ST*. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1959 7c PER COPY Marlboro Firm Police Nab 3 More Sues to Force Full Assessment In Gunplay Sequel Red Bank Men Asks Assessor's Mataum WoiCt Take Total Now 9> Removal for Not Marlboro StOdenU Held in Thefts MATAWAN - The Beard of n Three Town* ! 'Upholding Law' Educattoa, as a matter of pol- Ask Three More fey, decided fast alfht net te Red Bank police yesterday aiv TRENTON A Marlboro Town- rested three more men In con- ship firm is suing the Township Marlbor* Teweahtp ea a prl- Cops in Red Bank nection with robberies In Rei Committee and the assessor to Bank, Middletown and Atlaatle assets all property at true value, Crowded conditions te the ffighlands since Oct. 31. and is calling for the removal Ugh school Here mi given as Red Bank Council last night ton, police committee chairman gave preliminary approval to a said, "Due to the increase in Arrested were: of the township assessor from or the reason. I ask that Wlllam Henry Davis, M, af •? flee. Marlboro eUMrea attend the request to hire three additional crime in the area , three additional members be ad- Linden PI., Red Bask. The suit was filed here yester- Freehold Regtsaal High Sebeet patrolmen. where, It has heea reported Councilman Everett C. ded to the police department at Hobart Lewis, M. at II day by Ralph S. Heuser, Mate- the earliest possible moment." wan, on behalf of J. H. Becker, receaUy, there have been gaag Cherry St., New Sbrtwebwry.- fights la (he area, with tame There are 32 men in the police Milton Goode, M, ef 72 Baafr Inc., Morganville, in Superior department. Of this number, 16 Court parents considering saadlag PLAN! CRASH IODY MCOVUID — One of the bodies of persons aboard the Na- Ike's Budget St., Red Bank. their cMldrea to ether sebsols are patrolmen. Mr. Heuser told a Register re- tional Airlines plane which crashed in the Gulf of Mexico is recovered by Coast Ne Money Now, All face a number of charges porter yesterday that Howard J, er mevlag out ef the Freehold i the three communities, along Regional district. . Guard ei>rrer. By mid-Afternoon of Nov. 16 nine bodies, had been taken from tha Eye on Space Council said there is no money Preston, township assessor, did in the budget now to pay for ad- with David Jones, 2S, of XM "violate his oath of office by not Local School Superlnteadeat water amid scattered wreckage that included a pertly-Inflated lifa raft. ditional patrolmen, but that funds Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. . ' upholding the laws and constitu- Russell A. G. Stetler said last (AP Wirephofol Probe Funds would be provided Jn the I960 tion of the state by not assessing alght he was "aet at liberty" AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Presi- budget to pay the additional men. at 100 per cent of true evalua- to disclose the names ef par* dent Elsenhower set his sights "Even If it raises the'taxes, we Quartet Appear eats who asked to eared their tion." today On space and the budget need the men," Mr. Baynton Before MagUtroie This is the first suit in the ehOdrea here. Probe Blast to finance its exploration. said. "The prosecutor (Vincent P. state calling for the removal of Tax Reform Bills The chief executive scheduled Keuper) slso has sent word thai An four mea arrested in eaa. the assessor. a conference to discuss with Ad- he would, like to see police de- aeetlea with a series af rah- Property •Obsolete' Gloucester In Crash . ministrator ,T. Keith Glennah re- partments increased." berks la the Red Baak area The suit charges that the Beck' Fail in Assembly quest of the National Aeronautics Follows Manhunt were arraigned thts aionriag aa er firm owns land and improve Fatal to 42 and Space Administration for The request comes on the heels Red Bask bsfere MagJstratw menu in the Morganville section To Enforce more money for the 1961 fiscal of a manhunt in Red Bank for John V. Crewel!. of the township which have "no • * • TRENTON (AP) — Next year's Bodies of 9 Victims year starting next July 1. three armed men' who have ad MUtea Geode, Baak St., Real economic value and are eco- Sunday Law Legislature will have to deal with Nasa is the civilian agency with mitted pulling a holdup in River Bank, waa held wttbsat ban fsr nomically obsolete." The suit Assembly New Jersey's *700.O00,000-a-year Found in Gulf; Parts full, newly assigned responsibiUI- Plaza Saturday night. One'man grand larceny st Sears Ree- further charges that since Mr. WOODBURY (AP) — Despite property tax headache. Ity—the military no longer has was arrested two hour* after buck. William H. Davis, ST tht* Preston claims no knowledge of the attorney general's wishes to Action The 1939 Assembly quit until Of Plane Scattered any—for perfecting huge rockets gun fight in Red Bank. a PI., Red Baak, warred pra> "economic obsolesence" he is the contrary, Gloucester* County TRENTON (AP) - Here b January yesterday aa a last-gup to explore space. Mr. Baynton said Police Chief Hmtaary hsartag aad waa haU not assessing properly. Prosecutor Guy Lee, Jr., intends what the N. J. Assembly did effort to get action on four tax NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Was One NASA project Is Saturn George H. Clayton has requested at $2,Ms ban far the graatf Jary reform bills'failed. there an explosion aboard the Na- Some assessment figures are to fully enforce the Sunday clos- yesterday: The.goal: a booster rocket with the additional patrolmen. a charge ef sissssalsa of ing law in his area next Sunday. I. Passed a Mil to distribute Despite a recent sign that the tional Airlines DC-7B liner that VA million pounds of thrust. This "If we can find the money to cited in the suit as examples of crashed la the Gulf of Mexico a dangerous weeps*. • alleged inequities. Lee enforced It last Sunday, 9MiMv»VM front d bond IBMMS state Supreme Court was becom would double the push which sent pay them, I'm all for it," Coun- Hsbsrt Lewis, U Cherry St, too. Two clerks were arrested be- when It la floated, to Rutgers ing Impatient with the Legisla- yesterday with 42 persons cilman John Warren, Jr., said. The suit claims a house and aboard? If there was, did it a Russian rocket around the New Shrewsbury, sad David cause they sold merchandise on University and seven state- ture's failure fa. change local op- moon and it would be a big step Chief Clayton also came out for Jeaet, 84 Sarewtaarjr Ave., property in Morganville owned by tion assessments, the Assembly come before or after the crash? the banned list. 2. Gave New Jersey's con- toward getting a manned rocket two-man teams in patrol can. Ml NaW» BT9CBHVMB> jP*sMey*JRB^P* a "Democratic committeeman," Members of the party hunting sent te a btetate pact with Judiciary Committee voted to aloft. "One man in a car, .Is positive- meats aatfl tomorrew at a a. am. Joseph Lanzaro, and his wife Yesterday, Attorney General keep four bills from a floor vote. in the shark-infested waters for 1 which cost 120.000 is assessed at Furman told Lee not to enforce Delaware ea maalag the pre- Congress already has put up 104 ly unfit for any policeman today, UWM was.held la Calls far Aetfea bodies believe there was an ex- he said. $2,700, while a house within two the law until its constitutionality sent and proposed Delaware plosion. But they don't agree on million dollars for. Saturn. Bay bridges. Assembly Minority Leader A! For the fiscal year ending June blocks owned by Martin and Vi- was decided. fred N. Beadlestoa (R-Monmouth) when it occurred. There were ap- olet Eckel which cost $26,000 is 3. Pat the new state amass* 30 Congress provided $500,573,000 Red Bank's police force coven wttaeat Iban fsr graai larcsay An injunction aimed st Just mat advised of the committee action, parently no survivors among the a borough with an estimated assessed at $1,600. was issued In Essex County. But meat gaaaea caauBissloaer fa 3* passengers and six crew mem- for all civilian space activities. at Saais tha attorney geaaral'a efflee aad took the floor to protest. "We The figure appears, likely to go IMS population of 15,100. The bor- See 'loequlr/ neither Lee nor. Gloucester it must do something," he said. bers to supply the answers. ough is 1.8 miles square and has mentioned in the injunction. gave aba a WMN baaget to up, although some of the increase At this point the suit points eeatrel boardwalk -aad carnival Throughout the year the Judl Lt. James L. Slgman, execu- milght be only on paper. 20.77 miles of roads. . The four men were arrested In "I intend to enforce the law clary Committee was split 4-3 tive officer of the Coast Guard out that Mr. Preston is an elected gamee wM aest Jabj, Space operations still, would First year; patrolmen now connection with .thai armed rob- Republican. Edwin Preston, a rel- in the county agala next Sunday to keep the Senate-passed raea- air detachment at New Orleans. cetve 0,700. ' Saturday night o| Chris* 4.>aaaelM '' Mid th. wrecks^ wu spread chin) only a comparativetr small ative of the assessor, is sssessed unless there Is an injimctWuiain- sores * atlrsd down- >,, •.•,:. part ofthe total budget The mil- *» *•" •*""• yssr they gel ' 4M West Frost St, ing me. or the county and di- away el than j Wr»-rcDrnparatlvely small area for $1,000 for 41 seres of farm Chairman Thomas-J. < Matystare is va bigi»e-rough. HWI.aad fsom-laMr.Wr...... d *aayaair recting me to delay its enforce- prevtooe laws, ' ' JCD-Gloucester) SsM the Mils were of two to three miles, this tadl- land on Rt 79, about $» per V• * MillWHBB,) eat*mm ' MiBBBBi a HIIeaaMasla, f SBenBaaaaam*. fyfcslf. of service on. their pay Is SUM. John acre, white Edelweiss Farms ment," Lee laid. reconsidered today and "therei eated to him, he said, that the eeBPaTaieBBB^e) eBBBrg^^aBjaaBja^pBaBBaaa snaaBjaavj aiav The defense budget may go a In addition to tho it patrolmen, mouth County detoetrMS, last Inc., for ft acres, is assessed at Gloucester and II other New waa even more opposition than explosion cams after the plane were are! a chief, deputy chief, night saM Jones sad Davis had a. as. Taessay, 'aa« 11 The hit the water. bit higher, too. $5,000, or about $*) per acre, it Jersey counties,, including Mon- 1M0 eesctoB wUl Start at Eisenhower went over military two captains, two lieutenants, two made statements In Freehold ad- claims. mouth, approved the Sunday .dot- "They never had a chance, he Disagree detective lieutenants, four ser- mitting an armed robbery Nov. Jan.U. . added. spending plans yesterday with The State Supreme Court, in ing law In a referendum Nov. 3. But two Air Force fliers who Secretary of Defense Neil Mc- geants, a detective, a police 4 of the West End Grocery, 77 ruling on a Middletown Township By Its terms, clothing,' appli- The main bill would set s state- spent four hours over the scene Elroy, Budget Director Maurice clerk, a special traffic office Center Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. suit, already hat ruled that prop- ances, hardware, building ma- wide real estate, assessment stan- said because the wreckage was H. Stans and eight other Wash- and a special officer assigned Chief Gawler. said the pair im- erty must be assessed at true terial and furniture cannot be Demos Plan dard of SO per cent of market va< so scattered It seemed to them ington officials. The outcome was parking tots. plicated Goode in the holdup. value. Many municipalities, • how-bought on Sunday. lue, replacing municipal ratios the plane exploded in the air. a tentative agreement to give the Hear SUMs Goode had not been tjuestloned ever, have delayed reassessment Furman, after he heard of which now vary from S to 112 were p 1 At in* present time, Chief as of late last night, No Change In per cent. ..*r *: ***"P '* «nned services a little more mon- in anticipation of action by the Lee's plan, replied that "I hope M. Grttwold, pilot of an SA-lf ey and the Navy and Air Force Clayton said, there usually an Red Bank Police Chief George legislature to amend existing to work it out so that he does Hudson County opposes the Albatross amphibian search,snd a little less manpower. eight men scheduled for eacti H. Clayton said Jones yesterday laws. not enforce the Sunday closing MeetingNight package strongly on grounds it rescue plane, and Capt. Pater This would mean that military shift, depending on vacations, admitted robbing Sears Roebuck law." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - might lose millions of dollars in Palaaolo. the navigator. spending would crow from a lit- time off and sickness. Policemen snd Co. A White St., Rod Bank. He said he'd talk again with Mayor-elect Robert S. McTague local railroad taxes. "If the plane had been In a tle below 41 billion dollara for the work eight-hour shifts from mid- Oct. 31, and named Goods as his Lee later this week. said yesterday that the new ad- Net Oaty large piece or pieces when she current fiscal year to a 'little night to S a. m.; from « a. m. to accomplice, v Recreation Assemblyman VUliam V. Mus- hit the water, the wreckage would i p. m,, and 4 p. m. to midnight. ministration haa no plans to above for next year. It would Jones, Davis snd Lewis have change the regular meeting date to (D-Hudaon) appeared before have been more concentrated. It mean a small cut in military The present police .ordinance the committee, and stressed that wouldn't have covered a five-mile admitted the -holdup of Chrif Unit Budgets of Borough Council. personnel which now stands at sets a limit on the number Delicatessen, Chief Gawler said. Wye Girl not only Hudson was involved. area," Griswold said. about 2\i million. officers in the department, bui In discussing reports that the He told the committee the vot- CaM Oaytea seM Jeaes ad- date night be changed, he said Both said the bodies they saw ays of patrolmen, "such num For Program ers decision to oust Mayor Ed- were floating face down and thei: ber as the Mayor and Council mitted Ortega UfaagpsaaBB* Is Missing there is no basis for switching ward Duell and his council in ffa^sai Friajiu Am* Red ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The the schedule. clothes were ripped to shreds ai may from time to time appoint." RUMSON-A county and 13- Hackensack was a vote" against If from mt explosion. 146 Workers Baak. fatarday alga* after 4he Recreation Commission last night It has been rumored that the Five men were given proim* state alarm has gone out for 100) per cent assessment. Coast Guard rescue Unite prob- tlons in the depsrtment last Aug drew up a tentative budget of Democrats would change, the Jones faces a hearing in Red £.300 to provide tor a broader, Janet Wye, 14-year-old daughter 4 the 300-foot-deep waters for ust. At that time, council re- of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wye, date at the council's organlxation mittee adopted proposed amend- laid OH Bank tomorrow on a charge of more ambitious recreational pro- meeting Jan. 1. more bodies of victims. vised the police ordinance Oakes Rd., who was last seen ments to the Senate bills, "there Mae Basils FORT MONMOUTH — There provide for the new promotions. (See ROBBERY Pg. IM gram than offered in previous Sunday afternoon. The Democrats wilt take con- will be no bills left." yean. Last year's budget was Nine bodies picked up yester- are 146 fewer employees here to- Chief Clayton said the three trol of the governing body Jan. 1. Mr. Beadlestoa said no matter day were brought to the Keesler day as the result of the reduc- 14,460. Her parents reported her mis- Besides Dr. McTague. Council- men requested could be named sing last night, police reported. what the solution, the Legislature Air Force Base Hospital early to- Oon-ln-force announced June 2. in three weeks if council approves Included la the budget was the men-elect John J. Byrne and should have acted to meet a sate day. That's what an Army informa- the proposal. ' Crash Injures. This If the third time the girl Lewis Augustine will take office. allotment of BWO to the field has run away from home, police Supreme Court mandate) for 100 Charles Collar, in charge of the tion spokesman said this morn- committee of the local Fire De- added. This gives the Democrats a M per cent assessments. Civil Aeronautics Bureau invest!- tog. partment. This sum provides for majority on the council. He said he was disturbed that gation team, said the remains At that time, the Army said Five on Rt. 35 the use of Firemen's Memorial About a month ago she took ISO Civil Service workers would MIDDLETOWN - A Keyport off for a few days. Last yesr Council President Edward G. courts everywhere seem to be will be In the custody of a govern- U.S. Defends Athletic Field for the proposed walder reported that of this date doing lawmaking more and more, ment pathological team flown in be dismissed under the cutback woman suffered a dislocated col* playground program. Little Lea- she waa the, subjeot of an rate* program. lar bone, and three of her chit, slve search. he has not been contacted about adding: "I hope- we won't see from Washington to look for evi- Sunday Late gue a and girls' softball league the possibility of council meet- the judiciary usurp our powers dence that may help the invest!- Four; cases are still' pending dren had cute and bruises whoa games. In addition, the firemen Police laid the girl was last the spokesman said, since there the car in which they were" rid- seen Sunday at 4 p. m. at Broad ing on a different night, which "—-here." gaum. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Th maintain the field and playground would enable him to stay on the Remarks Unfair A special FBI disaster Investi- are some questions about federal government, speaking up'"« collided head-on, with and Monmouth SUi, Red Bank. placement possibilities. oth r car and imtall all recreational equip- body. Mr. Musto then also roes on gation unit also Is helping with for the first time in Pennsylvaa- « °" Rt. » at the Mid* ment. The county prosecutor's office He said there were no indica- quoted Mrs. Wye aa making the Last week he submitted his res- a point of personal privilege to the identification. ia's Blue Law fight, asserted yes- dletown Lanes Bowling AHay James Phillips, chairman of the call Mr. Beadleston's remarks tions that any further personnel terday that a ban on Sunday sales here yesterday. following plea to the girl: ignation because the meeting George Clark of Fort Worth, In reductions are planned. Meld committee, reported that the "Janet, we love you. Pleaie night conflicts with the data of a 'unfair." charge of the CAB salvage probe, in no way violates a citizen Authorities at Riverview Hos- firemen plan to install an all The 1Legislature would have said It may be hard to locate ghe The spokesman said he did not rights. pital ssid Mrs. Doris Hall, », of come home." course, of Instruction he it taking have information u to where the purpose court that could be used in Asbury Park. done Us Job, he said, if th« Re- sunken .wreck. To claim that It does, in the West Front St, Keyport, Is ia for tennis, handball and ire skat- publican Senate had passed his affected workers were from or government view. Is to indulge fair condition today. Council deferred action on the A Coast Guard cutter arrived what their salaries amounted to. ing. He estimated the cost at Council Passes resignation. Assembly measure to allow muni- at Gulfport, Miss., early today In "a fairy tale of the first or- Police said Mrs. Hall was trav- $9,000 to $(,000. clpalitles to sat their own with nine bodies picked up yes- POSTPONE SESSION der." eling south on Rt. IS and was at* Democratic councilman Allen ment ratios. Of the remaining $M0 in this Parking Limit J. Tracy and William F. X. Con- terday and debris from the FREEHOLD -The Monmouth Harry J. Rubin, assistant U. S. tempting to make a left turn into year's commission budget, $200 nell suggested the- possibility of Former Speaker William F. Hy- wreck. A team of potts) inspec- County Planning Board postponed attorney general, rose to the de- the bowling alley parking lot was awarded to Mr. Phillips to An ordinance setting a 30-mln' changing the meeting date to ac- land (D-Camden) called for pa- tors also was aboard the cutter. its meeting from yesterday to fense of the state's revised Blue when her car smashed Into' aa* replace the backstop wire on the lite limit on parking on a section commodate Mr. Walder. tience in the solution of "this They had severs! sacks of mail Monday at 4:30 p. m. Law code In a brief filed with other car traveling north. of Grant Square was adopted last complex problem*' and said he special panel of three judges. two Little League diamonds at Mr. Walder has .served on the That car was driven by Charles the field. night by Red Bank Borough Coun- wss convinced only a special ses- The Judges an considering Davison, 42, of M Broad St, al- cil. council for 11 years. His term sion on assessment alone or a The remainder was earmsrked of office expires Dec. 31, 1(60,, key sppeal by Two Guys from so Keyport. The section Is 35 feet north of tax convention of elected repre- Harrison, a chain discount house for the erection of a cyclone along with that of tha only other sentatives would bring about a Object to Prayer Mr. Davison was treated at the fence on the main diamond, two Monmouth St. and . extends 12 with branches in Allentown. Pa., hospital for possible fractured feat north of that point. Grant Republican on the group — Rus- solution. ' and in nearby states. Their de tables for the playground activl sell W. Morgan. « ribs, and cuts on the right eye, ties, and a bicycle rack. Square Is between Monmouth St. elilon in this test case Is expect and Bridge Ave., at the railroad ed to have far-reaching effects. lid, chin and both elbows and Other activities In the works COSTLY ESCAPADE knees. He was released. for the coming year are: station, INDEX In Public School (Similar tests are on top in The ordinance also makes Pros- KEANSBURO-Thelaw the New Jersey counties—includ According to police, Mr. Dsvl- A basketball program for 14 caught up with John M. Barrett, FREEHOLD — A letter wai Testament as a "grace" In the son said he was traveling north Saturdays, from December pect Ave. a stop street at its In- Amusements It received at last night's meeting primary grades, ing Monmouth—which adoptee 27, of Montgomery St., Jersey Sunday tales bans in the Nov. when the Hall car pulled in front through mid-March, for all boys tersection with Mechanic St. Births l of the Board of Education from The board took no action on Council referred to the police City, last night. election.) of him. from fifth to twelfth grades of Jim llshsy I '... • the American Civil Liberties either tetter, board members ex- Mrs. Hall's children wen treat* Atlantic Highland! and those who department two letters concern He was fined a total of $255 on Hal Beyle IS these charges, after a plea of Union protesting the saying of pressing their Intention of abld cd at the hospital and released. attend school here. Ing parking. , Bridge l« the Lord's Prayer In borough Ing by previous policy which sup- Charles D. Hagenbuch, vice iullty: racing on Rt, 36, reckless Classified : 17 Council OKs The children and the Injuries Concerts by the school band at Jrlvlng. driving with fictitious elementary schools, ports both practices In the they suffered are: the Yacht Harbor. prealdent of Ranger Products Co., Comics II The letter, signed by Rowland schools. Red Bank, asked council to ease plates and driving without New Firemen Clifton Hall, 6, cuts on tore- Pier fishing, learn-to-nvlm and Iceme, . . Crossword Puule II Watta, legal director of the group, In other business, the board archery programs. the parking situation In front or Editorials I Red Bank Council last nigh head and chin; Diane Hall, i, stated that Mr. and Mrs. John voted to continue itt membership scraped forehead and cheek, snd Summer matinees at the local the Post Office, especially durlnr LEG BROKEN Hsrfcleek I Gould of 71 West George St., had In the Monmouth 'County Visual approved two applications (oi movie houae for youngiters, the morning when many people Kilty Kelly 12 membership In the Red Bank Randy Hall, 3, cut on hip snd FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Jo* advised them of this practice In Aids program for the next school scrapes on side of head. Community adult recreation* ire picking up mall. Obituaries I (he ichools, yesr at a cost of $448, Fire Department, jph Scotto, Farmlngdalc, «uf- Another son, Scott Hall, 7, was progrnm. W. Gilbert Manson requeued orcd a broken right leg In an Sylvia Porter I The letter continued that In the William J. Wolclrak, IS Wallace St., will Join the Hook ami Lad not injured In tho crash. Twice-monthly youth dances lint a one-Hour parking limit I) luto accident last night on Hall* Radio-Television II opinion of the American Civil You nr« lnvll#t «:3fl p.m. Oakland St., will Join Relief En« tact tho executive committee o' lo requeued that parking for (on Police nnld the driver, Lou I a Sports 14-15 Constitution, '1v«(t1*"in,nt Ine Co. Aid Squad. the newly completed Sea Uxplorc ur» bo allowed In front of th ohnson, Rt, 827, llowcll Town Slock Market .- 1 Tho board also received a let- i TV Hfl«»in»n'« Gcorfjo Bennett, Spring St Patrolman Herman Grlllon In- building about uso of tho Inilldlnj iiillillng. No parking li allowci Amy Vanderbllt 12 ter from Mr. Gould protesllnft the J»n»« «',«' n»li»in«n'«. 7>nllh rt*

Mr. and Mn, Albert Cresci anc children, Rose Marie and Albert Jr., are spending several dsyi You can say an awful lot in a phone call SUPERAMA with relative* in Boston, Mass, SEVERE COLD HALTS TALK (Even a short one's worth several letters) SHRIWIIUIY AVI. at RT. 31 GENEVA (AP) - Yesterday' (Ooassll* Pert MOMMMIR) senslon of the three-nation nude ar test ban talks was postponed Phoning brings you together in person—to answer questions, make NEW SHREWSIURY to (tlve U. S, dclcKRte James J Wadsworth lime to recover fron plans, on the spot AND IT COSTS so LITTL1 TO CALL. You can now Open dolly 9:3a. 10 • SM. 'tN • a severe cold, call clear to the West Coast, for example—for only $1.75*—and extra • AUURY PARK * NIW SHRIWSIURY * IOR0INTOWN + NO PLACE FOR STRAY!* minutes cost even less... so if you have a lot to say—go ahead! ^§^ NtiW • TOMS RIVU * PRIIHOLO * LAKIWOOD * KIYPORT * RID IANK * MIl.WAUKIilJ (AP) - A Stra VSVnf I'OH rate afttr (I p.m. and all day Sunday. Add tht 10% Ftdtral frcht tax sssHwH JEH8S was In charge of arrangement* for Milwaukee'* recent cat thow IBF BELL 'Mrs. Catherine Stray, •aft) DBMS TB* MENACE Heating For RED BANK REGISTER Toe-lay, ffer, IT. Hit-* Province Finds Thai The killer, who calmly max**- members of tha Migras* Later Ala©, that if they house algM m Board at its recent meeting. more migrants after Nov. J*. dered, turned out to be a rela- piped hot water is a must for tive of one of his victim's vic- Migrant Charles G. Yersak, supervisor of the Migrant Labor Bureau, bathing, handwashing and laun- tims. He was also a member of dry. If they house less than Murder's Still Easy the rival political group,' whose placed before the board a copy Laborers of a notice sent to farm em eight migrants, other adequate leader had gotten him acquitted facilities must be provided. VIGAN, Philippines (AP) —up its own private airny of of an' earlier murder rap. TRENTON — An example of plovers of eight or more migrant Murder still comes easy in llocos goons, led by the fastest guns the co-operation the Bureau of workers by the Gloucester County The Gloucester Board of Agri- Sur province. in the area. Their slogan "Ica- Migrant Labor Is receiving from Board of Agriculture. culture suggested to the farm Over a hundred killings were mun" means "Let 'em have it.' Mrs. Jerolamon farm officials in its efforts to get The notice reminded the farm employers that they contact Leon chalked up here during the past In the courts, dockets are so farm employers to provide pro- employers that if they house mi- Rennebaum, migrant labor su- year. Last July there were half clogged that some cases have Addresses Club per heating and hot water fa- grant workers after Sept. IS, orpervising inspector, before mak- a dozen within three weeks, in- been delayed for as long as five LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Har- cilities for migrants' quarters, before May 15, properly vented ing any installations—to avoid cluding the shooting of a town years. There are 293 cases of old Jerolamon spoke at a re- was brought to the attention ol heat is required. making changes later. mayor and his wife at their din- murder and homicide still pend- cent meeting of the evening de- ner table. ing. partment cf the Woman's Club The national government then in the YMCA building on Broad- sent a thousand-man military Witnesses Scare* task force to take over police Those that come to trial often way. She gave an illustrated lec- duties. The task force is still end in acquittal because witness- ture on her recent trip to Europe. here. So are the gunmen. es have been bought off, threat- The department it sponsoring ened into silence or have disap- a girl at the Vineland Training Aa Old Feud peared. School, and will tend her Christ- It will take more than a bat- A typical example of what has mas gifts. talion-strength combat team to been happening took place Oct. Members also will give a reverae the murderous trend that 29 on the courthouse steps in VI-Thanksgiving basket to a needy has become a part of life in llo-gah, the provincial capital. family, and send Christmas cos Sur. The top gun of one of the twogifts to patients at Marlboro Root of the trouble, authorities warring factions arrived for theState Hospital. Mrs. George Hath- say, it an old feud between two continuation of his two-year-old away, welfare chairman, said the Raccoon is heaped upon political factions locked in a vi- trial for murder. He was barely department will give a holiday cious struggle for control of theout of hit car when he was shotparty for Marlboro patients Dec. province. Each group has built In the back In plain sight of'the 9. the classic Chesterfield rfcHW All tWWf t> »IS MOVE. aRSMismtr to create a honey BRIGHT ACRE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Mrs. Mangold Michael -McDonough of a full length coat. [s Navy Graduate 100% wool, slim cut, Nominated MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Michael R. and EVERY EVENING fcDonougb, airman apprentice, -r ISN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John with quilted lining and By Democrats McDonough of M Harding Rd., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mri. Red Bank, graduated Nov. 10 gay wool plaid kicker.' Charles Mangold was nominated from the Aviation Familiariza- BRIGHT STORE OPEN WED. & FRI. EVES. on School at the Naval Air Tech- for the presidency of the local Woman's Democratic Club Thurs- nical Training Center here. The Deep flapped pockets'. day in the American Legion two-week course preparea sb Home. Mrs. Frank Blake was ents for specialized training in nominating committee chairman. one of the technical schools of Ivy green buttoned naval aviation. PICTURE YOUR FIREPLACE WITH Also named were Mrs. George Instruction included aircraft fa Spires, vice president; Mrs. Wil iliarization, designations, types in brass, camel with i- fred R. Keyter. secretary, and and mission, aircraft handling Mrs. Warren Kurtz, treasurer. and first aid. Classes were also Election will be at the Dec. 10 conducted in math, physics, blue- horn button accent. meeting, when members alto will rint reading and typing. discuss plans for changing meet- ing dates. Sizes 8 to 16, 45.00 FLEXSCREEN The president-elect will be HEAVY-EATING LIONS chairman of the annual Christ- ARDMORE, Okla. (AP) — Two mas party Dec. t in Crystal liont that eat i|ke horses are Brook Inn, Eatontown. Party re- ports were outlined by Mrs. making' up' the Junior Chamber George Ruch, Sr. in the absence T Commerce's zoo. of the chairman. Jaycee president Burke Mordy Mrs. John R. KeUt, president, said the heavy eaters art taking SAVINGS « 30%appointed Mrs. Spires and Mrsto. o big of a bite out of the group's Keyter to the auditing commit- treasury and that wu why he is tee. offering the animals to the city. FLEXSCREEN She also urged members to at- tend the Women's Democratic A smart, aimaU, wMrfactary Club of Monmouth County meet- sfe AAMBlSkf As%A aAalssiW ing Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at the Alpine Manor, Highlands. New members introduced were f rate* riti nrtplece up •*• 34" Mrs. J. Allen Malone, Mrs. Jo- la wMth •«« 30" In felahr. seph Arway, Mrs. Walter G. Wai- Fuel Bills are a dron, Mrs. Caroline Grogan , Mrs. Lora.tr tin* In stack. Sadie Elmo. Mrs. Jerry Rich, Mrs. Moidisto Casso, Mrs Thomas DeGenito and Miss Patricia Keilt. Prietd Ronald Horan, Atlantic High- lands Democratic leader, waa guest speaker. He said a victory or! dance, honoring local candidates, The It 29nMtlaFlt* will be held Dae. 5. Club mem- bers serving on the arrangements history* committee are Mrs. Keilt, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Keyser, Mrs. Man- gold, Mrs. Spires and Mrs. Char- • FLIXSCREEN • lea Schmidt CANOPY TOP SCREEN Invite 1,000 Ir it CMtatracfiafJ ffraat To Help Found heavily lacajtaratl ••114 New Center brwti. Pfn MB ta 3a"xJ0" One thousand Monmouth Coun- ty residents will be invited to help' found the new Children's Psychiatric Center. ' Plans for membership were outlined at a meeting of the cen- ter's board of trustees but week 9CMM 75 in tha Asbury Park Prats audi- torium. L Only! Founders' Fund oommitttt members and trusUsa who at- wlffc em29r •trlnf tended wtrt shown "Tna Angry —with Boy," a film demonstrating tht III MCR a function of a children's psychia- tric center, staffed by a medical $11.75 * *> team of child psychiatrist, economical clinical psychologist and psychia- tric sooiai worktrt. The proposed center will bt a private non-profit medical facility to bt centrally located in the FLEXSCREEN ENSEMBLE county. Sultabla spact la btJag sought to rent in an tiistin, UnrsaiM h the werd far H. A building. OIL HEAT Among the committee members attending wtrt Mr. tad Mra. Joseph C. Hoagltnd, Jr., gener- al chairman of tht loundtrs fund, mi quality MMM la tvary teertlt. Mrs. William Wye, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Our Actual Pricet If Purchased Samuel Sloan, 3d, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Rotsbach, Rumton; Individually —• Honor Bright Thtodort J. Labrtcqut, Fair Havtn; Frank A. Dangler, Nap- SCRIEN 44.75 tune; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kat- tor, Wtst Long Branch; Mr*. Oil Heat Costs Less ANDIRONS 24.75 Pricllla Ranaohoff, Long Branch; Mrs. Franklin C. Neviui, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grostlnger, Augus- SBC YOUR LOCAL FUEL OIL DEALER FOR FACTS AND FIOURBt HUE TOOLS .26.75 tine Marusi, Middletown; Lau- rence Taylor, Holmdel; Mrs. TOTAL f 0.25 James Pregnall, AUtnhurst; Drt. Carlos and Sarlta Poos, Wtst Alltnhurst and Mrs. Roland At your service 24 hours a day! Brown, Ntw Shrewsbury. ONLY Trustees attending wtrt Mr, and Mrs. Arthur J. White (Mr. White it president of tht ctnter'i board of trustees), John L. Mont For a happy, healthy home, change to modern gomery, Mrs. Herman Wiley, Mrs. J. Alvin Parksr, Roberl MOAD STRUT Eisner, Red Bank; George O Tamblyn, Jr., fund chairman SHRIWSIURY Mrs. Ernest O. Kahn, Rumton; Mrs. Stanley Edeikcn, Mrs. Ber OIL HEAT •HONI SH 1-1121 ton Kahn, Elberon; Jack Wein helmer, Fair Haven; Mrs. Wl Ham Lant, Littit Silver; iMrt Clean • Safe • Dependable • Fully Automatic 10 MONMOUTH STRUT » i Paul F. Swltz, Middletown and RID IANK N] Miss Helen Herrmann, Freehold i

PHONI SH 7-2222 \i Pat Smythe, University of Wy Oatfl Friday Nltjht 'HI • ^\[ mlng football guard, It al» OIL HEAT COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY president of the school's ttude body. Ked Kqister ALSO GETTING IT IN THE NgCTTffllS YEAR JIM BISHOP: 4M! Braei Street. Be* Baas, N. J. State Highway IS, MUdMtm, N. J. Reporter EatsbHsbed lm bj Jehe a CMk aas) Hear* Clay The druggist walked out of his store in New THOMAS HIVING BROWN, PubUsber ittMW Haven and went off to war. He didn't look like a hero. He was 34, had black hair and dark skin and JAMES 1. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, eyes as pale as the blue in a ming vase. He had thick W. HAMY PENNINGTON. Production arms and a big chest and enormous pride. The druggist Mmbar ot the Associates Press left a wife and three sons: seven, six •torn Anoclatt* Tnm !• •nuu«4 ucmiimr u u» m W rapabUestlta NUW wcai ma d ta lhl» miKPif a* ma uUIiF ntwi dlipuchtl and three. Member Audit Bureau ol ClrcalatlM That's the way Benedict Arnold did A, Red Buk iUaMur unonM no Hnueiai ntponjlbuitiu lor typographical wnn la fnnlM- things. He acted on impulse, and stuck mnu. but will rtprtM. without chtrft, that put of tn advtniHmem la which tin trpocnpblul ana* •eeun. AdnttlHrt wUI pliu* notify Uw mmctnunt inunMUMlr *l any •not Mieb may Meat. with his impulses. He was born on Jan. 14, 1741 and If there was one thing ThU nwiptw unaH » rwoojIbiUtiM tor miimwi •< otfnlosi Is (man turn tta r**4m. that drove him to his wit's end, it was SttbMttptloa MOM la Adraae* Oa» ywr tUWl Six •Uifl* eopr M emmur. T wu ty Mil. • his mother. She said no to everything he wanted to do. He ran away from TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19S» BISHOP home twice. Mother brought him back. Mrs. Arnold was hyper-religious. Benedict didn't be- lieve in God. She supervised his thinking. He rebelled. Cranberry Sauce He was a captain in the Connecticut militia and he went off with his men in April, 1775. Within a Make no mistake about it, the 'The Secretary of Health, Edu- month, he and Ethan Allen took Fort Ticonderoga. confused cranberry mess is a sterl- cation and Welfare is wrong. The Another thirty days and Arnold captured Fort St John, ing example of government interven- rats developed cancer, after a life- He was one of the first heroes of the revolution and, tion at its worst. time of eating a diet containing about 90 days after he left the drug store, he returned to Health, Education and Welfare 100 times as much chemical as had New Haven and quit the army. been found in the contaminated He learned that this Continental Congress was Secretary Arthur Flemming deserves investigating him. When he got home, he found that some credit for alerting Americans cranberries." the drug store was failing, and that his wife had died to the danger of the cancer-produc- Said the Massachusetts Farm on June 19th, 1775. Benedict Arnold was sickened. ing weed killer sprayed on cranber- Bureau Federation: However, he received a promotion to colonel and 1800 ries. "Discharge the Secretary of and he returned to battle. , But certainly there should have Health, Welfare and Education. He George Washington admired the colonel as a fight* been' some qualifying statements ing man. There was nothing of the coward about Ar- has a duty not to yell fire until he nold. He fought battles against' superior British forces, about the cranberries from states knows there is one." THESE DAYS WILLIAM and led the attacks. One of his horses was shot nine where the spray was not used. - Add up all the statements and By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY times before he fell. In 1776, Arnold was made a briga- The result, of course, has meant you get only one thing—more con- S. WHITE dier and led a brigade up the Kennebec into Canada disaster for the entire cranberry in- fusion. The effort of the State Department to obtain a under the worst hardships. He fought blizzards, Ice dustry in the United States. This Congressional decision as to what an American pass- WASHINGTON — A sour note and starvation before he met the British. The tune has come for Secretary must be raited amid the chorus comes on the heels of the harvest of port is and who is entitled to one ought not to be with- His decimated battalions were beaten by the Brit- Flemming, who started the whole of happy hurrahs surrounding ish at Quebec, but the British now knew him and a record crop. stood. If Communists or Anarchists or felons or anyone President Elsenhower's "good- thing, to say something that con else is not entitled to an American passport, the deci- feared him. In the summer of 1776, Benedict Arnold Consumers are afraid to buy the will" trip to 11 nations scattered sumers can hang on to and make sion must be in Congress and can be about the globe. built a fleet of small ships and fought a losing battle berries — and we don't blame them. up their own minds about which nowhere else. Congress should pass a No doubt the general response so fiercely on Lake Champlain that the British General All you have to do is read some cranberries can or cannot be eaten. law. here has been "golly, that's Car'leton had to retire and rearrange his plans to join of the statements made by officials To show how desperate the case swell!" Most ot the outer world Howe and Burgoyne in the capture of New York. And, just as important, there seems to approve, too—but most In February, 1777, Congress appointed five men, on the matter and you can see what can be, take this testimony before the should be some way\ that the buyer House Committee on Un-American Ac- of the outer world is not really junior to Arnold, as major generals. Arnold quit again. we mean. familiar with the institution of can identify where the cranberries tivities. The witness is Martin Popper, Even Gen. Washington was angered at the slight to Said Mr. Flemming: the American Presidency and the come from. a New York lawyer. He was shown a curious {imitations that go with Benedict Arnold. Congress said it was sorry, but that "Parts of the 1958 and 1959 cran- copy of his passport application which its vast powers. Connecticut already had two major-generals.. This whole issue has underscored SOKOLSKY berry crop from Washington and contains three questions, as follows: In plain fact, there are dangers The commander-in-chief prevailed upon him to re- Oregon were contaminated by a one important fact — about the way 'Are you now a member of the Communist Party? in this extraordinary journey. turn to battle, and he did. He fought two frenzied bat- More responsible people here than tles and Congress made Arnold a major general, but weed-killer that has produced cancer federal officials in Washington have (Write 'yes* or 'no.') might be supposed are fully junior to the five promoted men. This rankled in the in rats. They should not be eaten.' matters in hand. "Have you ever been a member of the Communist aware of it. They do not speak Party? (Write 'yes' or 'no.') out for fear of being called pessi- man who had so much pride. We can understand conflict and mists or, maybe, "opposed to Said the Secretary of the Depart- "If ever a'member, state period of membership In April, 1779, Arnold was commander of Phila- confusion in such weighty problems peace." ment of Agriculture: from to " Though every American wants delphia and he married Miss Margaret Shippen, a flirt "I like cranberries. I am going as the steel strike, service unification Frank S. Tavenner, counsel for the Committee, en- it to go off beautifully, the pub-Miss Shippen loved uniforms and regal living. In a or integration. gaged in the following colloquy with Popper: lic is entitled to know the serious short time, Benedict Arnold was deeply in debt and to eat them on Thanksgiving." objections to this kind-of breath- Said a Rutgers University Agri- But we must seriously wonder .. Do you observe any answer was given to l«ss, jet-airliner diplomacy. They frantic watching his wife. In December he was court- cultural Experiment Station official: about, the state of the Union when any one of those three questions? are several. martialed for using his post for private gain. He re- 1. The President Is breaking ceived a reprimand. Americans cannot be given a straight 'Mr. Popper. No; there was no answer given to with the spirit and practice of a "New Jersey cranberries are safe In the summer of 1779, General Arnold began a answer as to whether they can or any of the questions. century and three-quarters. This for human consumption." "Mr. Tavenner. Why did you not answer those practice has been that the Presi- correspondence with Sir Henry Clinton. He was ready cannot eat cranberries on Thanks dency, the heart and mind of the Said the National Agricultural questions? whole American government.' is to betray the colonies. He asked money, recognition, Chemical Association: / giving. "Mr. Popper. Because it had been decided by the not wisely "put on the road." It and a commission in the British Army. All summer and has been felt that such perambu- autumn he spelled out information about Washington's Supreme Court the State Department had no authority lations would lessen the dignity YOUR MONEY'S WORTH or power to ask the questions. of the office and thus decrease troop movements, supplies, ammunition, plans, and its unique influence. "Mr. Tavenner. The purpose of this hearing, Mr. the strength of the French Fleet sailing to America. All previous Presidents who The following summer, George Washington gave Popper, Is to determine, among other things, whether have gone abroad have gone for By SYLVIA PORTER or not the Secretary of State should be given authority, specific, clearly definable rea- him command of West Point Arnold wrote to Sir Hen- by legislation, to require passport applicants to furnish sons. Usually they have gone ry that he would betray the fort He wanted $100,000 If I were to ask you for the with each ranked according to company in mortgages, high- only either in wartime for Allied if he succeeded, $50,000 and a British commission if he information of the nature called for in these three talks or in early postwar periods first definition that comes into its total assets. grade bonds, etc. didn't. The terms were settled with Major John Andre, your mind when I mention "fi- Commercial Banks: These fa- Savings and Loan Associations: questions. for urgent Allied peace confer- nancial institation," the odds are miliar institutions rank first with With over $55 billion of assets "I would, therefore, like to ask you if at the time ences. who made the mistake of leaving West Point in dis- most of your would say "a fi- assets of almost 239 billion. these now rank third among all It is true that "the world has guise, and with the plans of West Point in his stocking. you executed your application for a passport you were changed." But it does not auto- nancial Institu- They're the only institutions financial institutions. They collect He was captured above Dobbs Ferry, tried and • limiit bank which accept demand deposits — savings and make loans to pros- a member of the Communist Party? matically follow that the carefully reserved posture so long main- hanged outside a tavern in Old Tappan. - -like the one ig checking accounts -^ pective homeowners. When you 'Mr. Popper. I respectfully decline to answer that on the comer and in caw that doesn't impress put savings In one of tbaw asso- tained for the office should now Benedict Arnold fled to the British. He fought the question, Mr. Tavenner, on the following grounds: I be cast aside for what is vaguely where I keep you, then are M million check- ciations, you get savings and colonists up and down the seaboard, and burned New checking ing accounts in our country, loan shares, are a stockholder understand the Supreme Court's decision in the Wat- called "goodwill." London to the ground. In December, 1781, he and account" more than one for each of our and receive dividends. Most sav- kins Case to mean that this Committee's authorizing 2. Once a President visits one households. They an the ma- ings and loan associations belong country he will be under unbear- Margaret took their last look at New York as they Some ot you resolution Is so vague that to compel testimony under would say. jor source of. .short-term loans to the Federal Savings and Loan able pressure to visit more and sailed for England. though. "It's a for business, but they also per- Insurance Corp., a government it would violate the due process clause of the Federal more countries. (Already, two stops have had to be added, in a He expected to be a hero there. He saw nothing personal loan form so many other services — agency which insures the ac- Constitution and that the jurisdiction which the Com- company. ranging from making real estate counts up to 10,000. single day's time, to Mr. Eisen- but lips curled in scorn. The British gave him $31,575 like loans to taking savings deposits mittee has assumed is so limitless that Us inquiries hower's schedule—Spain and Tu- the one where Personal Trust Departments of and some land in Canada. He died at 60, broke. Even — that they're often called "fi into the area of speech, press, or political belief and nisia.) It is quite as easy to Tm borrowing money now trust companies and commercial promote illwlll as goodwill when his pride had been dissipated. Others of you might aay. "It's nancial supermarkets." association abridges the freedom guaranteed by the Life Insurance Companies: banks: These rank fourth with country X is honored and coun savings bank, like the one which assets of almost $30 billion. First Amendment try Y is snubbed. holds the mortgag* «« "W These rank second with assets of (There are some real surprises bouse." Or you might answer, over $107 billion. They sell poli. "Furthermore, the subject matter of this Invest! A case can be made tor Pres- mis*. OT you uugui «a»w»«, -•— -" -—•--• —i in the ranking!) They take legal idential visits to great powers '•Boy, Have You Got It Soft!** possession of personal property gation is equally limitless and, therefore, violates these It's my uvingi and toaa auo-mone<*"*«&*y to (a»•) «"Ha pollcyhoMeS r like those recently to Western edition" or. "It's my life insur- and manage it for the benefit same constitutional guarantees. Europe, for perfectly plain Allied ance company..." when he reaches a specified age rf creating the trust, or it disabled or (b) his bene- ° objectives. It is not easy, how . Each of your answers would he designates. A I add that to the extent it is ascertainable, to the ever, to make any non-sentlmen be correct In fact I easily fidary should he die. In return businessman might set up a trust extent that the subject matter of this Inquiry is ascer- tal case for calls on little coun- might get 10 different answers for this contract the policyholder at his commercial bank, for tainable, this Committee is not authorized by Congress tries simply because they would each correct — which to the keypays money (premiums) period- instance, by giving it $100,000 to like to be called on. point of this column. ically to the company. These invest and providing that he get to conduct it 3. Any President's real-and For the very variety of your premiums are invested by the the income from the trust during "Therefore, I respectfully contend that the Com answers would dramatise the his life and hit wife get it upon Irreplaceable—place is Washing- amazing diversity of financial in- his death. mittee has no authority to conduct this investigation. ton. This is true under the Con- atitutions operating in our land "I also decline to answer the question because I stitution and It is true as This is only a smattering. To- practical matter. The shop today. The very variety would Merry Washington® do not believe it is pertinent underline the extent to which morrow I'll submit descriptions simply will not run as well while new financial institutions and of the rest in the top 10 types ol 'Mr. Tavenner. You object, then, on the ground the boss Is away. If Is would financial institutions In America there would be less reason to services have developed in of pertinency, as well as the ground of jurisdiction? have a boss. America within one generation. — such.ss mutual savings banks, pension funds; Investment com' . "Mr. Popper. Yes, on all the grounds which I have 4. Such crowded itineraries as What Inspires this report to- panics, etc. just stated." President Eisenhower's—11 coun- day is an exquisitely simple and tries in It days-are bound to timely study in the current bul- This is a very long quotation from the record be taxing. This, surely, it true letin ot the Federal Reserve ROUGH niHING VOYAGE MADRAS India (AP) - Nine but It states the entire case for the need for legislation. of a President who, at 69, Is hap- Bank of Philadelphia tracing the The Supreme Court, in the Watkins Decision, deprived pily In excellent health how but history of our financial Instil* Iranians were rescued from the has twice been gravely 111 In of- tions over the decades from the Persian Gulf by the Romanian the State Department of the right to decide who Is and fice. Moreover, it is hard to be- simple commercial bank of 17S1 Freighter Aeedeal (not listed In who is not entitled to a passport, but it gave that right Lloyd's) and landed in the Ar- lieve that in such a hurried jour- making short-term business to no other department of government. This means ney o President can have time loans, to today, when we have abian Sea port of Mangalore, In- to reflect usefully on all the prob- "more different types of financial dia, Tuesday, according to re- that passports are exit permits and re-entry permits lems of his office plus the added Institutions that we have fingers ports reaching here, Authorities for American citizens but that the United States may problems posed In meeting so said fivo of the Iranians were to count them on." As 1 read not determine whether It will or will not grant such many foreign people »o quickly. the study, J realized that even flahermcn who had sailed to sell fish last week, They were Joined an exit permit The Supreme Court decision In the 5. Even though formal diplo- though 1 spend all my working matic "negotiations" are no part hours surrounded by these Initl by four paucngcri, two of them Watkins Case was not good law or practical admin- women, for the return voyage to of the President's purpose, cer- tutlons, I couldn't offhand prop- istration. Congress must therefore provide good law tain "negotiations" will surely erly distinguish between each. Iran. Their boat was caught In tako place all tho same For ex- I'll wager mighty few of you four-day gain before being and the Passport Office practical administration. sighted by the Aocdcal, ample, foreign dispatches already could either. Dills to corroct the errors of tho Watkins Decision show Mr, Elsenhower will bo ex- MftuiMS But since all or nearly all play "1'lit nmukc-lillnl ((inference pected to mix himsolf Into India's A film studio was constructed have been Introduced In Congress. We are living In a frontier troubles with Red Chin... a part In your everyday financial room, quick I" n Wont OrnnRH, N, J., by Edison life, a bade guide should bo ol troubled world. Passports Issued promiscuously may One of tho main ronsonn why our aljornlorlc* In 1603. It wns con trudltlon hns kept Iho offlco of value. Here goca then — with strutted BO that It could turn with fall Into wrong hands ns did many passports Issued to the definition of each typo and the Presidency out of sucli mot fi—Tiinwlny, Nov. 17, }')">') llw sun. Americans who fought In the Spanish Civil War. !cr.i la this: Uvrblock it away due lo illntu f&Uk tost BED BAMK BEGUTEB TmMr. '.;iV »^f No Defense • if*. Supper Foreign , ft 71M Miowiag eotnatittectv were PleasEntered ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - will foliow the forum. The annual Christmas bazar and announced: FREEHOLD - Three North (upper sponsored by the Wom- Home baked goods table: Mrs.Jersey men pleaded no defense Language grade mothers will be hosteoses'. en's Society of Christian Service Milton Kruse and Mrs. John A. yesterday before County Judge At a recent board meeting, of the Methodist Church, will be Scott; Grocery able: Mr. andJohn C. Giordano to charges of Talk Set Philip Genovese, president, an- held Dec. 5 in the fellowship hall Mrs. James Boyd and Mr. andbreaking and entering and lar- nounced plans for the coming Mrs. Edmund Down; Paper ceny at a wall Township tavern SHREWSBURY — A forum dis- Book Fair in the school Thurs- of the church. The affair will cussing foreign languages at the turt at It a. m. . items table: Mrs. Harold Meek- March 4, 1957. day, Friday, and Saturday, Dec. er; Variety table: Mrs. Stanley Lawrence Hurley, 23, of Bay- ramrrnr school level will be fea- 10, 11 and 12. Supper will be served at S andMarek; White Elephant table: onne, Joseph A. Diana, 11, of tured at Thursday's meeting of Mrs. Joseph J; Sergewich, pub- « p. m. Mrs. George Bartleson; Wishing Jersey City, and Louis J. DeCola, the Parent-Teacher Association at lications chairman, stated that Mrs. George Taylor, wife of the Well: Mrs. Amos Briner and 26, of Berlin,, have been* accused 8:15 p.m. in the school auditor- she has submitted 24 subscrip- pastor, is chairman. Mrs. Walter Krompholtz. of breaking into the Bunay Hop ium. tions to the National Parent- Her committee includes Mrs. Supper tickets for either the Tavern, Wall Township, and The panel will consist of Miss Teacher Magazine, snd that sub- Reginald Dennett, Mrs. Leonard stealing $800 worth of money and Anne Hoppock, director of ele- scriptions ihould dart with the 5 p. nv or the 6 p.m. setting merchandise. Hofmann, Mrs. Stanley Marek, may be obtained from Mrs. John mentary education in the Sate November issue. Mrs. Sergewich Mrs. Charles E. McLaughlin, According to Assistant Prose- Department of Education; two will be glad to accept new sub- Gawler, any member of the so- former language teachers, Miss scriptions and renewals through- and Mn. Evelyn B. Traviss. ciety or at the church. cutor John A. PeUUo, the three men were acquitted last month of Henriette Abenmoha of Hacken out the year. the robbery and murder of Louie sack public school and Alex Ko- harski of the Freehold public The fleflftter tertnga huy«ra IM MU- CriteUi, jersey City. That Incident MS toaMlm neb 1MM, Why M* t*» took place about a month before schools, and Francis Hockey, SUD- ik«mT—JUHrtrti ALL-DAY BANKING the Wall Township robbery. They have been involved in burglaries hi nine counties of the sUte, Mr. Petlllo said. UmH«d Hurley js.ia the count? Jail, SPECIAL SALE! and the other two are free in bail. Offer! On -p, All three will be sentenced Dec. \EL1TE • erchants 4. SEA IXFL0MBS' HOMI—Taking part lit Formal ribfcoirx«trJno. ceremony Sunday North Carolina and Michigan •t Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor of Sea Explorers' luildina, Ship No. 6. Joshua IRON RAILING SUte will meet for the first time Barney, wore, loft to right, Phillip W. Hanson, •oroagh 'Council member: Edwin P. RED BANK FAIR HAVEN in football in 1982. They will : meet at East Lansing, Mich. Phillips, program chairman; Joseph P. Dander, comodore of yacht club, and L. E. Hof- man, skipper of Ship .6. '• 991 year hems wffl 5 Drug' Companies Ask New Year have that "ade*i teach," at well no 0)0. added safety... Dismissal of Price Charges arty Set with lifetime Ire* RaUlagbyMEWet> _ TRENTON (AP) — The five. nighly unnatural for a company By SWV They're sdhMtaaio •week-old trial of five drug com-like Parks' Davis to base its HAZLET — Plans for a New (•fit • pules on charges of fixing prices prices on rumors. or stairs. •for Salk vaccme reached its first He emphasized "the high de- 'ears eve party were made at HOME IMPROVEMENTS meeting of the Bayshore Women's [showdown sUgo yesterday with gree and frequency of uniform' •(defense motions to dismiss the ity" in vaccine prices to 32 gov-Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans, ernment agencies. He also argued Want EXTRA SAVINGS [governmenovernment case. . the home of Mrs. Miltoa I If th df that it was significant that Parke I If the defense melons were t Davis ignored cost figures in tsin, Cornell Dr. ^Modernization Plans? Ibe granted by Federal Judgi setting its prices. Gesell said The party will be held at Luigi'i Its* WwklMMllla). flat* •Phillip Forman. it would end th Parke Davis had $2,500,000 in- Restaurant, Red Bank, and wi •trial. Otherwise, the trial would vested in vaccine production and feature a.steak dinner. Informs- JconOnus with the defense pu had to get into the market at a ion can be obtained from Mrs. Iting in its case. for competitive price, regardless of lack Altmark, fund-raising chair- *4^HAeiBl av^avBA O^g«Sa\ aWlaB^^^^^a^slal Gerhard A. Gesell, attorney 6st. , an, 2 Oregon PI. llPirke-Davis Co. of Detroi A service will be held for serv- awd MO how yaw CM SOW! l|Mlch., the first to ask for dii- Mr. Shapiro, attorney for the Merck, Sharp and Dohme divi cemen at Fort Monmoulh March 10 YEAR GUARANTEE I missal, told Judge Formin, "This 31. A group of .auxiliary mem- C Ills the weakest conspiracy case I sion of Merck and Co., Rahway; said the government had failed bers;.'headed by Mrs. Altmark, ON Only38 SV I have run into in the history o to produce evidence of any multi- patriotic instructor, will serve as my anti-trust practice." lateral' agreements. Merck' was hostesses. ' ALUMINUM SIDING Mr. Gesell, one of the top ant!following its norms! price poli- The hospital committee will trust defense lawyers in the coun cies in competitive conditions, he isit Marlboro SUte Hospital Ap- INSTALLATION try, said the government cast said. ril, 4. Mrs. Jack Lazar is chair ,• Won't Ptal, Crack or WOBO was based only on the tact thai man. from IKS to 1957 Salk vaccim Shapiro stressed the fact that w Merck did not get into vaccine The next meeting will be price quotations to governmen Wednesday. Dec. 9, in the home agencies were the uns from at production until a year after the o S«forb CnrfrtfHOMklf; other companies were on the " Mrs. Samuel Korobow, Atlan- companies. i market with it. c St., Keyport. He said mil resulted from on No Monty Down • To S Y Merck's price policies were un company making a price cut am CD MEETING the others following suit. Parke natural and it too disregarded costs when it made price cuts, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Ches- HOME OWNERS NEW KITCHEN Davis, he said, used the same dis- Bernstein contended. count formula for vaccine as It r E. Johnson, Civil Defense and OTS?t A. R. •, • ». It ScleatlHeally pliaasd tor «t* Roy McDonald, attorney for Disaster Control director, has mast coavaaleaee and beuty. had been using for other pharma A. M. M. ceutlcals. SVyeth Laboratories, Philadelphia called a meeting of the CD ft DC Snu. • t> • v. SAVE NOW on NEW ROOM will present his dismissal mo- council for Thursday at 8 p. m. : Its pricing policies, he said tion today. On Wednesday, for- *10«14' BOOM COMPUTILY PBI7ARID were natural and logical tor i in the township ball on Middle NO DOWN mer New York Gov. Thomas E. Rd. "Operation Take Cover Planned and designed by g firm engaged in a competitiv Dewey will argue the motion for Moamouth CaojirucUon .. \ business. • " a full scale public partici- 47 Inpi St. HWyaMt 1*7IM BM Sill, .floor beams, plate, - Eli Lilly, and William Pie! will pation test to be held on na- : Mr. Gesell said the governmen present the motion tor the Pit-tional Civil Defense Day Dec. 7 E studs, cei|lag beams, raft- * PAYMENT case centered, on one question: OTS,. ridge: door, window, "tt man-Moore division of Allied will be discussed; and closet openings pre- How did Parke Davis learn the Laboratories, Kansas City, Mo. I I I I T720Yrs.ro PAY price to be charged by Eli Lilly and Co.,. Indianapolis, when The motions are being heard PBtf ISTIMATIS ALL TYPK" without the jury present Judge MstPip'ntMirdi tint marketed the vaccine Forman said the Jury will not be IMS. recalled until next Monday. He ssid Parke Davis found ou MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO Lilly's price months before it was publicly announced through Turnpike Budget rumors in the trade, and not J.YANKO SHADYSIDE 1 506C PROSPEt |through a conspiracy. 30 MOAD STBBff BIO BANK Lewis Bernstein, in charge of Gets Approval Wial litigation for the Justice NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — | Department, replied that it waiThe New Jersey Turnpike Au- thority has approved a budget of *7,3M,O0t for 1960. ,, It is aa Increase et $525,000 over MM. J After the budgets adoption yes- terday. Turnpike Commission Chairman Joseph Morecratt, Jr., SAL VAITI •aid It was based on conserva live estimates of next year's rev

INVITES ALL HIS FRIENDS and PATRONS He said if the turnpike's earn- ing growth continued Its present pace, the budget might actually TO JOIN IN be lower than last year's. ' The commission also approved the • traffic study to be made of the looking for 5.00 gifts? Carteret interchange. CELEBRATION Speaks Friday only 32 chopping day* to Chrittmtw . . . '»„* - here'$ o few $uggeilion» from our gift defit. * of his 26th FOLDING TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK CUT CLASS CRYSTAL SALT ANO PEPPER SET

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November 21 THREE-PIECE DIP DISH WITH BACK ASMS? H. WeMe REPRODUCTIONS Of MUSEUM PIECES SHREWSBURY - An illustrat ed lecture; "Antarctic Adven IUDDHA . NEFERTITI - EGYPTIAN CAT tum." will bo presented I Amory H. "Bud" Walte. Jr.. IRASS WALL MAGAZINE RACK the Fern Ross Auditorium at p.m. Friday. SARNO IRASS TAILE LIGHTER Mr. Wslte, who If with the US Army Signal Research and De- BUENILUM BUTTER DISH velopment Laboratories at Fort Monmouth, will show colored slides of his trips to the Aniarc WESTMORELAND MILK GLASS CANDLE HOLDERS tic, including "Operation Deer AYERN Freeie" for the Navy, the Byre HAND PAINTED TOLE TRAYS Antarctic expedition, and the ex ploratory trip of the U. S. Atka. All told, Mr. Walte ha GOLD BAND COFFEE SERVER WITH WARMER CORNER SHREWSBURY AVENUE AND HERIERT ST., RED IANK msde seven expeditions to th Antarctic region, The program Is being sponsnrei ITALIAN STYLK CUISINK • AMPLK FIIKE PAItKING i by Cub Puck 50, Kobert Wilso; free gift wrapping \tcihimtlnyit ami Friday* 'til 9 p. m. Is ticket clmlrmnn. i-'"J, _v" ?•'-'• • '.• . Nov. 17. 1959 BED BANK REGISTER [dint Operation tion. The presentation will take He said whan he was on a com- coi. aad geta aol»cfaool wtt a» ssi place at a dinner in honor of the mittee last year to approach the Will Present general. Of Topanemus township, the township committee Lt. Col. Reuben Abramowitz, a refused to consider such a pur- Award To lodge member, is in charge of chase. the dinner and announced it is a Lake Suggested He expressed the hope that now sell-out and no more reservations ATLANTIC GLASS FREEHOLD — Mayor Barton that the committee was increased Cassevant are available. from a three-member group to Rabbi Alexander Graubart, CalUhan appointed a committee LONG BRANCH — Laurence to study the possibility of joint five members they might recon- newly-installed rabbi of Congre- sider such a proposal. C. Stamelman, a local attorney, gation Bnai Sholom, will serve as operation of Lake Topanemus If Your Car will be the speaker and will pre- chaplain and deliver the invoca with the township next year be- Lake Topanemus is owned by sent the Bnai Brith Americanism tion. cause the borough lost money on the borough, but located in Free- Award on behalf of Joseph Fin- Irving M. Teicher, lodge presi- it this year.' • . hold Township. kel Lodge to Maj. Gen. Albert F. dent, will be toastmaster. At last night's council meeting, In a 15-minute speech, Mr. Is Dull and Cassevant, Fort Monmouth com-' Harold S. Kaye is program the mayor set the deficit at slight- Sagotsky protested "giving away" mander, at Gibbs Hall, here, next chairman and Isaac L. Abram- ly more than $3,000. CouncUmen assets of the borough. He com' Tuesday night. owitz is co-chairman. Carl M. Vanderveer and DeWKt pared the situation with the reg- Depressed Mr. Stamelman is a lodge put Lott and Councilman-«t*et Leon- ional high school, pointing but president and a member of the £ ard Conway were appointed by that the borough "gave away our Monmouth County Bar Associa- the mayor to serve on the study high school to the regional.. .and Box' Supper committee. ; now we're stuck with the regional Councilman Harry Sagotsky ob- because there was no foresight. NEW SEAT COVERS ected to the proposal unless the He said borough taxpayers will edical Mirror For Scouts township is willing to purchase suffer as long as the borough Is RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A 'box" aupper featured a meeting of tha Dakonya Campfire Girls Advice for In the home of the leader. Mrs. INC. Edward Barth, 14 Roland PI., MSB! MUSK ©HER Hazlet, Saturday. Tired Mothers Each supper for two was dec- NEW! . . . POPULAR PRICED Q. Can a person be tired all Ik* orated by' the scouts, making lime sritfeMt metmmtty being them eligible for an honor Indian IALDWIN ORGA-SONIC ORGAN tick? The tkllirm get on my bead toward the trail seeker rank. nerves mnd I often feel like Invited as guests were Jeff throning in the ipomge. Any Broderick, Walter Bachman, Er- MODEL 30 suggrttitmsf—Un. W.. ic Rosengren, Peter Conroy, Nor- A. Check with your doctor to be man Butka and Chris Stark. The sure that nothing is wrong physi- box lunches were auctioned off cally. The odds arc that you have to the boys who shared it with just run out of steam. In a study of 60 Cleveland mothers who the Campfii* Girl who had pre- complained of fatigue, only 12 pared it. were found to have any organic A scavenger hunt was conduct- disease. They often had financial ed, with a 40-mlnute time limit. worries and were burdened with Winning a prize for being first from ATLANTIC GLASS housework, club work, fund Couple back were Jane Marie drives, children and pets. The Hanlon and Norman Butka. The IN THE RUNNINO — Patricia Elsie Merrill, daugh- doctors estimate that in terms of last couple in, awarded the "boo- work for the lady of the house, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Portland Merrill, Silvartida Ave., Wil Hake one puppy dog equals about Wt by" prize, were Christine Loparo children; a cat with kittens about and Eric Rosengren. Little) Silver, it one of six finalists in a coast-to-coast 2 children. Tired but otherwise Following the hunt, there was search for quean of the SOth National Motor Boat Show. It Look dancing. Other girts attending healthy housewives were advised In early fall, 41 newspapers made nominations from their a TWO SKAKIMS • 12" ' to say "No" to new responsibili- were Peggy Cheyne, Susan • FULL OCTAVIIASS PfDALS ties. A new hat might help, said Carnet, Cecilia Grow and Bar* circulation areas. Mitt Merrill was nominated by the tetter the physicians, especially if It is bara Foose. Register. Fifteen of the entries mada tha semi-finals, and a FULL PUCUSSION really fancy. A day off works • POLL ONI YRAR WARRANTY wonders. See a show or go to a this was then trimmed to six. Other finalists are from Fast... football game, or better still, let moDUcnotv MARK Georgetown, Dal.; New Hampshire, Texas, New York, ONLY $|.10 PIR DAY IUYS THIS ORGAN someone take the children out BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — The and you get a quiet day at borne. and Florida. We lake a awnoaal, u w«a at ave* Holatein-Friesian Association of America has announced the com- INCLUDING: MATCHING UNCH fctaloaal, iasmt ta rear prtwrip- have outgrown, for the Ample Free Parking W* know jroa was* jeer pletion of "an outstanding official Pupil Safety permanent library at the Hazlet DiUVntY eafcfclr aae *•«••* production record by a registered Holatein cow owned by Douglas School. In this way, money col , ONI TIAR SMVICI T. Newbold. Colt's Neck. Is Discussed lected from projects would be PRil LESSONS used to buy new reference books. Morrisdon Chalice Denyse pro RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Par- INSTRUCTION BOOKS ATLANTIC GLASS CO. duced 13,944 pounds of milk and With the cooperation of Philip ents of children attending Hazlet Guiser, school SHREWSBURY 5M pouada of butterfat in 314 school have expressed concern principal, forms WaJailH a** strafe "Glass and Mlrrora in Every Size Van Can Break" containing all PHARMACY days on twice daily milking as a because of that they describe as the information 7-year-old. increased traffic dangers due to about the project will be sent Op— Wwl—wky —4 Mtmy Iww. H f :00 P. M. 21 MAPLI AVINUI 1113 ST. HY. 71 home with the school children. CALL SH 1-4174 the opening of the Bethany Rd. So. of 18th Ave. No vrobtom ftnllai Inuti whtn fen Eaehwhra BaMwla Ageats ta Moaaeuta Ceuaty Corner White Street Ivutln me JUfUWr w»jr.—AiJv.r and Maple Avenue Highway 71 (4N> St. ShratnlMry school. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mi- RED IANK •ILMAR Mrs. Edward Michalskl, presi- chalski, have arranged, for the NIESEN MUSIC CENTER Tel. SHodyiM* 7-2020 dent of the Hazlet Parent-Teach books to be picked up at home. Tel. MUtwol M200 er Organization, has advised au- 123 RROAD STREET RED BANK 1 thorities of the problem. When la doubt about how to m (NEXT TO STEINBACHS) Open All Day Saturday i Optn your Mrs. Michalskl also announced unwtnttd hoiiMhald good*, wlv. jrour that plant are under way to col- problatn with Th. Recliter'i duiinm SH 1-5256 Check-Loan Account lect good used books that chil- It Pays to Advertise in The Register in timt for

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City BED BECFSTEB So*. Settlement tVH HAfTBH TO YOU? For Impairment of Boy's Sight It? LIKE YOUZ OPtNtOfil OH A> \ FREEHOLD — A settlement LITTLE I D£A I HAP—NOW, approved yesterday, by Superior PONT STAr^T SMILING- AMP Court Judge J. Edward Knight Writer awarded $9,500 to a Middletown youth and his parents for the loss ol sight in one eye. To Address H£AR IT JJ The boy. William O. Durkin. 15, Of 362 Wilson Ave., was playing DAB. Chapter ta a field owned by the late James Murphy, Murphy Rd., Daniel Brigham, feature writer Port Monmouth, June 12, 1958, for, the New York Journal-Ameri- when the incident occured. can, will speak at the annual national defense meeting' which He and some friends were fired Monmouth - Chapter, -.Daughters on by Mr. Murphy, who thought of the American Revolution, will they were staling his strawber- hold Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in ries. As a result, young Durkin the Red Bank Woman's Club, lost the sight of his left eye. The meeting is a public one, the judgement against the offered by the DAR as a com estate of Mr. Murphy gave the munity service. Guests will in- boy $4,000, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Durkin, IS, clude students from the local high 500. schools. Mr. Brigham, who has just com GOVMNHte IO0Y MEMIftS — Members oHb, Shrewsbury Township Youth Council receive oath of offico from UNDERWRITERS TO. MEET pleted a tour with the Navy Hun Mrs. Ann* Switek, township dark. They are, laftto right, Joyce Hawxhurst, George Lynch, Donalsl Friclcal, Gary ter Killer Submarine Service, wil EATONTOWN — Monmouth life discuss the integration of our na- Driseell and Joseph Castellucci. Tha group will run youth affairs in tho township* The Frickal youth is mayor, tho Underwriters will meet Thursday, tional defense' program, its ef- rait council members. • ' . • . • in Crystal Brook Inn. John M. fectiveness, its missile, develop- 1125 1959. Klnf Futures Syndicate, Inc., World rifhii men*). Gilmartin, is supervisor of sales ment and enemy threats to thi training, sales training division, country. Next week, a series of New York Life Insurance Com- articles which Mr. Brigham wrote LLOYD IN MAYPORT Douglass Fort Tour pany, will speak. His topic is on his experience with the Sub- of newspaper articles he wrote MAYPORT, Fla. — Thomas R. "Speaking the Prospects Lan- marine Service will be publisher on the defense of the North At- Lloyd, Navy fireman apprentice, Fund Raising By vim Braun guage." in his newspapers. lantic Seaboard. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lloyd Mr. Brigham was recently cit- He also reports on chcm.ical, of 18 Marlin PI., Red Bank, N.J., FORT MONMOUTH-Dr. Wern- Buying or Miilnf. Alwiyi look to biological and radiological war- is serving at- the Naval Auxiliary tafltur cluilttil lor vilck ed by the Air Force, which gav her von Braun, chief scientist of *•» him a service award fo ra serie fare for his paper. Air Station, here. GroupNamed i Army's missile program, vis- -Advartliomcnt. k. Twenty-three residents of Mon- ited the Signal Research and De- Smouth County have been named velopment Laboratory ta tour its i'as fund solicitors for the Doug- space electronics facilities Fri- Sine* 1924 N«w Jersey's Largest Custom Reupholstery Shops ' lass Colfege Alumnae Fund. The day. •' 1960 drive started this month and Dr. von Braun and his team of will continue until March. scientists at the Ballistic Missile gency, HuntsviUe, Ala., are re- Douglass alumnae hope to raise sponsible for the development of .more than last year's total ol the Army's rockets and missiles, '; $47,250, principally from Doug- and of the vehicles that launched RE-UPHOLSTERING V lass graduates.. the first successful American sat- '"; In past years, Douglass has ellite and the first moon probe. k/Consistently ranked at the top ol The Fort Monmouth laboratory I ail similar colleges In the per •s worked closely with this J GET READY FOR THE :! eentage of its alumnae who con' roup-supplying it electronic : tribute to their alma mater. component* for space. ••• The alumnae fund is used to Dr. von Braun arrived by Army •provide scholarship aid, to give helicopter at the Hexagon Build- HOLIDAYS! v unrestricted monies to the col ng and was briefed there by Col. lege for the advancement of its H. McD. Brown, laboratory com' ;. educational program, and foi mander, and Dr. Ham K. Ziegler, * alumnae services. chief scientist and other staff members, on the laboratory's past chievements and its future role in space programs. \ Over 10,000 yds. of Durable Quality Fabrics RECORD e WILLIAM J. UVINf Auto Sales, 46 Oceanport Ave., Available and Included Watt Long Branch, hai announced the appointment of SALE Gaorga V. Wabb as sales manager. Mr. Webb, who has with Expert Labor eight years experience as an auto salesman, is shown All Makes with new Print car. 'tarn aw at the Sale Price! can do great damage. It is true All Speeds that these preparations can give MEDICAL considerable relief by shrinking 33 rpm the swollen, congested mucous WE RESTYLE TO A NEW SUITE' Whan you save money membranes so that it is possible MEMOS for air to get through more read- $1.00 Rag. 2.91 SOFA hare, what you really do Rag. 3.91 •y H. I. 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DERMA-DRY i> not a cream, tannlc add, rnethylhydroxyben- Interior Detnrnton Stnee 1994 paste f our affairs, set up to keep Miss Green, a business worn- to $105,324 in sales per store. The plated inside and out. sandwlchea at one spaed control with chemistry, senior; Harvey M. pt ab e 19M we ever cushion of roth mixing guide. Extra nates pot watching. business going and our lives or- an, wanted a'friend to have her Jf™ ' ! {'«"'?'" - •* Makes coffee fast — time. Signal light Double wall con* Katt, Lakewood, chemistry, jun- time of th1 e last business census, keeps It serving hot heat Indicator: Ra- Ing steam. Steams largo full mix beat- ior; Maximilian R. Knitel, Al- derly. place when she died. She thought —automatically: diant Control gives longer—weighs only ers. Stores neatly on struction for greater she knew how to get her waywa. a IM.S50. The rise amounted waff. efficiency. Vented lenwood. chemistry, senior: Rai Certainly nobady Invented to 21.5 per cent. better results. vo Luik, RD 1, Freehold, chemis- the lawa to cause lawsuits. As She wrote up a deed to this lie, lawsuits come when friend, signed it, and placed it Elsewhere in the United States, II try, senior, and Charles H. Mil- store receipts rose 15.1 per cent II Re* 27.9S Re?. 37.95 ' Reg. 17.95 Reg. 21.00 Resj. IMS ler Jr., 75 Atlantic St., Keyport, somebody disobeys the plain in her safety deposit box, and— made no will. in the period. In the Middle At-II chemistry, senior. signs of legal trouble. Preven- lantic States they advanced 16.0|| Biology, Louis J. DiGirolamo tive advice can head this trou- But her friend did not gat per cent. ,99 49 76 Church St., Keyport, biolpgy, ble off much more cheaply the place. Title did not pass Partially offsetting this rise in II '20 26 •20" senior; Janet M. Massing, Soutr than it would cost to get out when Miss Green died. Miss consumer spending has been in- Amboy, biology, senior; Joyci of trouble. Green had not "delivered" the flation. The price of most goods I Sklstimas, East Brunswick, edo The lawyer has a duty to see deed while still alive; ** deed is higher today than it was in II cation, junior, and Ronald that everyone can get a lawyer* Is any goed if the giver may White, OsbornvUle, biology, jiuv service when he needs it. In get It back when be likes. •, , .... i i, • •• i< t™""..*«O» n¥»»* th4 eiMasiiaa othet at,r 1sthand umvu,, it is noted, lor. fact, lawyers in most large'dtii A deed differs from a will In the gains recorded were msde DELUXE Perfect toast have set up an excellent legal this respect: You may change in a period that Included the Psychology. Daniel E. Brew, aid services for just that pur- or revoke your will at any time. 1957-51 recession. 302 First Ave.. Asbury Park, lib. pose. A deed, once delivered, takes The official figures show, for every lime eral arts, sophomore. Here are a couple of exam- effect and can not thereafter be Monmouth County, a total of 3,-|| Student' activities, Mr. Bras- ples concerning preventive ad- revoked. Today Miss Green's tt> retail establishments in oper-i well, pre-law, sophomore; James vice. distant kin are suing each other ation toward the end of 19M. They D. Indindoli, 559 Pine Brook Rd., His company transferred Mr. for her property. had an annual payroll of $41,112,- MIXMASTER MIXER Eatontown, liberal arts, senior, Brown and he needed a house. A will would have made things 000, against $33,784,000 in 1954. He found one, an old one in poor and Harry Kaiserlan Jr., 321 different. The payroll rise, which was Monroe Ave.. Asbury Park, ed» repair. The owner told him he 21.6 per cent, topped the United cation, junior. ' could have the house on a two- States average, 11.3 per cent. The .. Registrar's office, Marylee year lease for "fixing it up.' NEW APPOINTMENT Middle Atlantic States had a 15.1 Richmond, 194 Ridge Ave., Bel- So Mr. Brown painted, repaired LONDON (AP) - William 8.per cent rise. ford, education, senior, and Pat-and moved into the house. Three Morrison, former speaker of the ricia £. Katski, 119 Phillips Ave months later he got notice to Deal, education, freshman. get out. The owner had sold the House of Commons, has House Warming Cafetria, James J. Boral. 902 rouse! appointed governor general of Heck St., Asbury Park, business Mr. Brown sought legal ad- Australia. Morrison, a 66-year- Party Given administration, senior; Ernest vice—too late. He found that old Conservative, was elevated to HIGHLANDS - A house-warm'- Dragos, Avenel, business admin- he needed a written lease for the peerage as Viscount Dun- Ing was held recently for Mr. and istration, sophomore; Edward J. such a long term. Mr. Brown rossll after his retirement as Mrs. James Irwin at their new Eaton, 2S9 Hollywood Ave., West would like to kick himself. He speaker early this year He re-home 25 Fourth .St.' End, business administration, could ao easily have aaved him- places Field Marshal Sir William It was given by their daughter sophomore; Donald B. Kayse self a lawsuit which he Slim in Australia. Mrs. Paul Thomson, Atlantic Highlands, and their daughter-in- Tho only law Mrs. James B. Irwin, Jr., Highlands. plOtCly CHItOHMNC Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Thomson and son Tom- toaster! AH you 2-DOOR GEM TRIMS EXPENSE my. Atlantic Highlands; Mr. and Mrs. Al Parotonuto, Belford; Mr. do I* drop in tfto Drood^"lt lowors ittoiff LOOKS LIKE A MILLION and Mr*. James B. Irwin and daughters, Rose and Karen, Mr. • Powerful, 12-speed governor-controlled motor. 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Section Two, RED BANK. N. J., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1959 7c PER COPY No Boiler Room Kelly Demotioii High School May Have Electric Heat Appeal Denied RARITAN TOWNSHIP-A pro- Court Advises posed IMW.0M Ugh school may Dogs Given be hasted by electricity as a New Jersey Civil Service result of a state order to cut $125,000 from the building con- Board Petition Reprieve struction costs. News Briefs The Board of Education had TRENTON (AP)-Mrs. Dorothy F R E E H O L D — Middletown asked state permisstoa to issue South of Mount Holly was senTownshi- p patrolman John B. Kel- Front Leash short term aotea over a. three- tenced to a year and a 'lay in aly's appeal of demotion from Dogs in Red Bank Hit night year period for the $125,000 It federal peuitentiary yesterday for sergeant and two-month suspen- recieved at least a 21-day re- will take to equip the building. embezzling $21,000 from the banksion by the Township Committee prleve before' steps are taken The state Division of Local that employed her for » years. was denied by County Judge John to put them on leashes. Government denied the request U.S. District Judge William F. C. Giordano yesterday. After some criticism' by Coun- and informed the board Out the Smith sentenced her. She pleade< Judge Giordano ruled that he cilman Thomas F. Oakley. Bor- structure will have to be built guilty. Mrs. South waa charged aa in the wrong court and ough Council delayed until its and would have to-take his ease t?M«M»IPPW^ ^**^ MATAWAN'l PtOPOHD HlwH SCHOOL—Abovo is drawing by •rehitecti. Finne. Lyman and Finne, Elizabeth, with embezzling the money over Dec. 7 meeting—introduction of a a seven-year-period from the Un-to the state Civil Service Com- dog control ordinance. trimming con- of proposed $2,800,000 Matawan Junior-Senior High School. Voters will decide on tho proposal Dae. I. Right ion National Bank end Trust Co. mission. Voter* approved—by 2,332 to 724struetlon costs. wing is junior high school section. Center wing contains, scienco lebs end rooms, and left wing is main high school of Mount Holly. She was the Officer Kelly was demoted and —a dog control question In the section. Atfarteftis-gymnotium. Cafeteria is at far right, with auditorium and shops adjacent. The propoied bank's aesistant trust officer. suspended after a two-day hear- Nov. 3 general election. ing on three charges stemming Council received a letter from last night that the planned dra- 1,500-pupil structure hes e 600-foot front. It would face Aberdeen Rd. The 51-acre site, at the reer of Rote Hill from a police car accident June Mrs. Virginia P. LaMarche of ma and speech room will be Cemetery, would cost approximately $140,000. / . ' NEWARK (AP) — Joseph 18. the United States Humane Society eliminated from the buildingg. Matthews, 42, pteked sa odd He was found guilty by the asking for more strict provisions Still under consideration is the place to take a aap yesterday Township Committee of not be- In a section of the proposed or- possible elimination of one of the Red Bank dumber between the rails af a track ing cooperative with the mayor MIM— Project Games Boss toslde the Pa—plraala Rail- dinance giving council power to two planned shop rooms and s Note at S Broad St. and the Township Administrator, appoint a poundmaster. passageway between the main road's Waverly Yards here. A and two counts of neglect of duty 1 2Mon yard eagtoa passed ev- in that he "made no real effort Asks Man Study ildig end the gynnejiwr The Red Bask Ciasmaalty wing of the building. Ask Variances on 7 Job Set Up er hia sleeping farm. Matthews to contact the chief of police and When Councilman John War- TRENTON (AP) — The state suffered a scratch en Ms report his whereabouts on the ren, Jr., the chief advocate of the Ms tew office at I Assembly baa approved the ad-cheek, bat was arrested aad morning of June 18. as ha should dog control measure, said be Mr. Jannarooe said the board Bread St. ministration's plans for setting up charged wMh trespassing ea have done." would save aa, estimated $50,000 Lots in Subdivision would like time to study the rec- •Bo) o)f|Wo9 MtTHMfljT VM «W the office of amusement ggames railroad property. Engineer On the night in question he, ommendations from the society in construction costs If the build- MIDDLETOWN — The Marcel running between West Front St. control commissionei r witih one G. T. OToele teld police he Sgt. John .McCarren, Townahip ing is heated by electricity. 77 Bread St. The new location Construction Co., Hillside, ap- and Shadow Lake. Mr. Oakley said. "It sounds like Is ea street level. change—it wants to pay him less saw Matthews a* the tracks Committeeman Elmer Hesse hoity-toity to me." He noted that with electrical peared before the Board of Ad- Though many properly owners money. but thought the steepng man (then police commissioner) and Mr. Oakley said the voters ap- heat, there would be no neces- ustment hut night seeking var- bordering on the project appeared Games on the boardwalks of was "a bundle of rags." Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer at- proved the dog control-question sity for building a boiler room lances for seven tots in a at the session, none registered shore resorts and at recognized tended a police meeting In As- and it was up to the council to In the school. proposed $840,000 housing devel- complaints.' amusement parka were approved Federal ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Two bury Park in a police car. On act on the mater. The board had planned oil heat opment in River Plan. Held Decision at a Nov. 3 referendum. the return trip they went to a When Councilman Peter W Tor the building. The project would contain 42 According to Joel KUngman, The law now permits games women crossing a highway on Spring Lake restaurant, than took Falvo said he also would like to In the electrical system, heat Cranberry homes in the 117,000 to $20,000 ipokesman for the developers, with prizes of up to $15 In mer-their daily visit were hit by a Chief Hoyer home. Then the three delay introducing the ordinance, radiates from covered base- price range, it was disclosed. plans call for completion of some chandise. car tonight and killed. They were went to the Middletown Lanes. walking across the Black Horse Mr. Oakley said, "Pete, you're boards, The subdivision has not been of the homes by next summer. The Assembly yesterday voted Sgt. Kelly then went home. Sgt. Just being hoity-toity." Mr. Jannarooe said that, ac- OK Sought The board, as is its policy, for a bill to pay the control com- Pike in nearby West Atlantic approved by the Planning Board. City in Egg Harbor Township to McCarren took Committeeman Oakley Abstains cording to Jersey Central Power That group will bold a public held up.decision on the request missioner $14,000 a year, put hia Hesse home about 2 a. m. Later and Light Co., electrical heat is TRENTON (AP) — The state until next month. office in the attorney general's a trailer park, where one of them Mr. Oakley then 'abstained hearing on the project in Janu- lived. The impact tossed one the police car. driven by Sgt. no more costly than any other Assembly wants the federal gov- ary Tha board granted the follow- department, and allow him a bud- McCarren, struck a guard rail on from, voting on a motion to delay woman 170 feet, the other 140. type provided the building is eminent to hurry up and an< m get of up to $100,000. Rt. 35 in CHffwood about 3 a.m. Introducing the ordinance pend- The developers are seeking the ' The dead were Mrs. Winifred ing further study. constructed to carry this system. nounce that cranberries produced The bill goes to the Senate Since then Sgt. McCarren has He said JCPAL officials have variancesriances because seven tots Jn '• Gaffney, 70, and Mrs. Mary War- "We will,be in a position to In New Jersey are safe to eat.the project do not have 100-foot service station on Rt. 35 near next week. resigned from the police force pointed out that principal and in- The Assembly unanimously Kane's La., provided the building Gov. Robert B. Meyner, who "I* 77- They were both widows. and Mr. Hesse stepped down as Introduce the ordinance, or an bottw frontage aa required by the zon- amended version of it, at the * ' P«wd a resolution yesterday call- ing ordinance. is centered on the property. has not yet appointed a com- chairman of the police commit- room .woulJ? d be saved. missioner, 'wanted to pay him next regular meeting," Mr. War- ing on the; U.S. Department of Francis Lawley, local attorney, 2. Thomas R. Burke, to erect SUMMIT (AP)~A small boy tee. The superintendent reported HealthHlth , EdtEducatioi n andd WlWelfarf e an illuminated sign over his $18,000. released the hand brake of his ren said. that several new schools in this represented the developers. Mr. Warren also recommended to complete its studies of New The development would be lo-men's shop In the Old Village The salary was cut $2,000 at grandmotheVa car yesterday and state are heated electrically. Jersey cranberries. Food Bunding, Rt 35. the insistence of Assembly Re- despite her efforts was killed West Getting that the ordinance not go into He said that a new high school cated on the Hans Kessler tract, effect until Jan. 1. 1960. The head of the department, 3. J. C. Williams Advertising publicans. when the car rolled over him. in Sparta Township has electri- Co.. to erect a sign on the back Minority Leader Alfred N. Be*Geoffrey Chamber, 2, wa« dead Later in the meeting, James cal heating, and that the West Arthur S. Flamming, recently an- Warmer Air nounced cranberries grown in of an existing sign on Rt. 35 near dleeton (R-Monmouth) said the on arrival at- Overtook Hospital. Cettis, M Chestnut St., told Coun- Essex Regional High School, now the Old Village Fire Co. ~ "" cil, "As-a. taxpayer and a citi- Defer Action Republicans consider $14,000^ a His grandmother, Mrs. Robert DENVER (AP) - Warmer air 4. Dr. Sidney Grossman, to year « a more reasonable fig- FoTtme, wif MfitOf lnJured flooded over the Rockies today zen, I agree with him (Mr. Oak-eo of eiBcincny. p y in the wake of a numbing bliz- ley) 100 per cent." build a residence on Cherry Tree ure.' when she tried to halt the car. wuer which produced cancer in On Matawan Farm Rd., on a tot with a 01- zard that set early season rec- Approves Control rats. ' ords for sub-zero cold. Mrs. LaMarche said in her let- He aald he has talked with foot frontage. The board Instruct- MUXBURN (AP)—Two some of the officials connected Aasemblyman Robert H. Web- ed Dr. Grossman to submit a Hazlet Man Montana, paralyzed by temper- ter she agreed with the proposal er (D-Cumberland) said the feder- Subdivision with these and other schools variance request to use the home plaiata signed today alleging atures as low as 45 below yes- to control dogs, but said the which have electrical systems al government should "clear up MATAWAN — The Planning measure does not place any obli- as an office. they would not let a doctor to- terday. felt the first wanning and that they are "highly satis- some confusion in the. public Board hut night deferre.1 action 5. Francis Baudin. North Ber-Fined $30 trend in a week. Overnight read- gations on the poundmaster. mind." on the proposed Mount Piraaant tems* their party ISMS fied" with the results. gen, to build a house on a "paper RUMSON—Andrew Newbauer, eeaversattoa to make an emerg- ings were 30 degrees or more She said the poundmaster Another advantage, he noted, is He aaid New Jersey cranberry Manor subdivision pending "lar- street" Access to the home would 13 Stanford Dr., Hazlet, was warmer than ?4 hours earlier. should be required to notify any growers and packers have been ificatlon of three points. fined $30 in Municipal Court last ency eaD for aa ambulance. the fact that each room in the be gained through an existing Mrs. Catherine G. Hammerto Federal climatologiat Richard owner whose dog is picked up. school would have Its own therm- "completely exonerated" but are The plans as submitted by thepaved road. . night on a charge of having an A. Dightman cheered the Rocky She also urged that, the or- fadag "financial catastrophe," builder, Goetz and Strother, call improper registration. ef 0$ Leeast Ave. signed the ostat so that teachers could con- Reject aao eemplabts agalast Mrs. Mary Mountain region with a report dinance contain a $10 license fee trol temperature in each class- Meanwhile in Boston, Massa- tor the construction of some 15 Jvipn Gfeeaai. VZ CSUriii St., from Helena. Mont., that "There for unspayed female dogs. This The board rejected an applica- p , ZieUasU ef 7S0 Rldgeweed Rd., room, F chusetts—grown cranberries—48 homes on property fronting tion by Joeph Koeppel, Naveslnk, Fair Haven, paid $55 on a dis- are no more cold spells, other would cause owners to have their per cant of the country's total Route 71 and Ryera La. Fourteen aad Mrs. Jeaaetto Haasler ef Also, when the building ia used to build a house on LeonardviUe orderly person charge. H-A Meaataia Ave., Spring- than the current one, in sight this dogs spayed she said, and would st night, there would be no need output—warp e givg e a "eontamina- of the homes are to be in the bor- week." cut down on overbreeding and Rd. The applicant had sought a The fines were imposed by nekt MUnwra peilec had sees to heat the entire plant.: tion-free. label yesterday. ough, the remainder in Marlboro Magistrate Stuart A. Young. Jr. Tales of heroism and dose the number of unwanted dogs. Township. waiver of a 15-foot aide yard re- cheeking wkh the phone com- The superintendent said the State Craaberrlea quirement. Lillian Brecht, 57 Shadylawn pany after Dr. Mania Becker brushes with death became •Mandate* board and its architect, Frederic The development proposal has known aa the tail-end of the two- "It'seems this ordinance was Tha report, stating Bay State The following requests were PI.. Highlands, paid a $15 fine in of Beth Israel Hespital, New- Fessler. Hazlet, win study the been on borough books for over taken under advisement: violatlciia bureau on a charge of ark, eald he had tried to call day blizzard cleared out of the voted on as is," Mr. Oakley proposal another week or two.cranberries and their many by- three years, but hss been delayed region. said. The vote was a "mandate products for this year and last 1. L. and L. Realty Co., Nave- passing a school bus. aa ambulance frem Mrs. Ham- "This is an important' deci- because of boundary line dis- skink, to subdivide one tract into merle'e hesae eaty to have twe Truck driver John McEvoy of of the people," he pointed-out. sion," he aald. "and we want to were free of contamination by a putes. Butte. Mont., waa praised by fel- The present ordinance—which weed killer, waa released by the three lots with IN feet depth. Lions Join wemea ea the abeao ten Mm be certain we do the right thing." The motion introduced by Wil- The zoning code requires a to go to HeO.rt Dr. Becker wu low workers for his quick-think- was drawn up in August—calls "We want to avoid, if possible, state Department • of Public ing action. He crashed hia twin- for a dog to be on a leash not Health. Ham E. Tlerney provided that depth of 175 feet. Applicants stat- Rt. 35 Fight , treating Mrs. Hassmerto's M- losing three or four regular class- final approval be witheld until: ed that the topography of the year-oM mother, Mrs. Sophie trailer truck away from a popu- more than itx feet long when ft rooms since space la so desper- Exhaustive weekend chemical The Red Bank Lions Club has lous area when the brakes froze Is off its owner's property. A li- testa were triggered by Mr. Flem- 1. Location of water supply land—namely a steep hill at rear WetseL whe had suffered a ately needed." lines can be established. 2. the of the property prevented use ofadded its name to the list of or- heart attack. in 41.degree betow sere weather. cense fee of )2.25 is set, $1 more In regards to the access road ing's statement. McEvoy'a rig was about half- than the present fee. Massachusetts cranberry grow- question of a Joint or separate to the school, Mr. Jannarooe ssld bond is settled, and 3. written with the zone code. which are opposed to way down n 00 per cent grade on The ordinance provides that theit appears at this time that the ers denied that berries treated plans by the state Highway De- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Ed Woodvllle Hill near Butte whan poundmaster can pick up any experimentally by the weed killer tentative approval is received 2. Henry Krebs, seeking a var ward F. Brarmsnn, Jr., of En- road definitely will be paved. from Marlboro Township. iance to build a $40,00O-single partment to widen Rt. 35 In the brake air lines froze. dog running at large, and after The board had discussed the were marketed. Shrewsbury. glewood, was elected president McEvoy'a boas,. Louis Bugnl. keeping the animal seven daya C. p. OUaon, president of The question of water supply story discount carpet store on Rt. of the New Jersey Federation of possibility of savlng< a small principally concerns the possible 35. Site la 100 x 159 square feet. Councilman John Warren, Jr., said if McEvoy hadn't turned off "after notice, when notice can amount of money by not paving Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc., told Red Bank Council tut night Shade Tree Commissioners today aa he did the huge truck and be given. . .may cause the dog Hanson, Man., a cooperative extension of lines built for the Zoning calls for a SOO-foot front- at the group's annusl meeting. the road. new development to Include ex- age and a 10-acre tract. the Lions "heartily approved" cargo would have slammed into to be destroyed in manner caus- Mr. Jannarone reported that which represents 75 par cent of Red Bank's stand in opposition He succeeds Harry Turner of a residential area at a speed ing as little pain aa possible." the national Industry, is to lead isting homes on adjoining prop- 3. Mrs. Mary Norton and Miss East Orange. Other officers in- Charles S. Hopla, board secre- erty. Iaebelle Philip, to subdivide a to the widening. greater than 100 m.p.h. tary, la out of the hospital and a nine-man protest delegation to Council sent to state Sen. Rich- clude Edward P. Chorpenning of Mrs. Opal Eddingfleld of Town- Borough Engineer Karl Hewer parcel Into two tots with OS-foot Morrlstown, vice president: Dr. back on the Job. for the time will be consulted aa to the build- frontage on Main St.. East Kesns-"? R. Stout and Assemblymen send. Mont., on her way to work, being oa a part-time basis. Disaster Areas Spencer H. Davis, Jr., of Rut-rescued two Santo Ana.. Calif., British-German er's specific plans for water serv- burg. The zoning code calls for Alfred N. Beadleston and Clifton gers University, treesurer, snd The board will meet in regular Mr. Olsson has urged Presi- ice. 100-foot frontage. T. Barkalow copies of a resolu' drivers whose truck stalled la 25- session Thursday night. dent Elsenhower to declare the Edgsr Rex of New Brunswick, below temperatures. In another subdivision matter, 4. Dominlek Badone, to add antion suggesting the proposed Rt. executive secretary. Talks Launched The regular meeting data has states of Msssschusetts, Wash- builder Howard Selgel, East enclosed porch onto the front of 35 freewsy be shifted to the west A bulldozer cleared four-foot LONDON (AP) — British Prinw been changed to tha third Thurs- ington, Oregon, Wisconsin and Brunswick. Informed the board hla home on Bray Ave.. East of Red Bank and Shrewsbury. snowdrifts . to free 30 hunters PATERSON (AP) - Thomss Minister Harold Macmillan ami day of each month. New Jersey as cranberry disast- that he would be unable to pre- Keansburg. Both boroughs are opposed to snowbound near Augusta ia the West German Chancellor Konrad er areas: As a result of Mr. sent maps and,final plans for the proposed Well Township-to- Fleck. S3, of Oaklsnd, was killed mountains west of Great Falls, S. Louis g. Scalzo. Hilltop Ac- last night in a fire at 7-9 Park Adenauer today begin three days Fleming's statement; tha Indus- the proposed 22-home Danamar res, Littcroft, to divide one lot.hrewsbury freeway. If the free* Mont. All were In good health. ' of talks aimed at ending a year OK Bond Notes try's "eventual tosses will run project until the next meeting, Into two tota with frontages of way Is relocated, the boroughs Ave. here. Fleck was mainte- The threat of floods from ice- of bickering between their court- over 100 million dollars." the co-scheduled for Dec. 21. The tract nance man for one of the build- jammed rivers in parts of Mon- 100 and 107 feet. Zoning calls claim, there will be no need to tana wu diminishing. Although tries. For Purchase operative hied estimated. la on New Brunswick Ave. for 125-foot frontage. widen Rt. 35. Ings, and went to the roof to see Both leaden expressed con- Red Bank Council last night where smoke wss coming from. some new ice Jams ware form- fidence the meeting will lead to approved Issuance of 917,800 In Police say he fell from the roof. ing in the sparsely settled south an era of harmonious British- bond anticipation notes as part Officials said they were not sure central Montana area, officiate German relations. of a 117.000 pten to buy a house what started the blaze in the said there would be little damage Board Will Answer Separation Petition if the rivers overflow their low at« Monmouth St. three-story brick buildings, which "Germany la our Joint partner banks. and ally." Macmillan said lent The house will, be torn down housed s tavern and restaurant night at a London banquet. "Our to provide an entrance and exit MATAWAN — The state com- proposed new $2,500,000 high bars fo tha Board of Education.' student map a high school pro- aim is the -vldeit and most fruit to the borough-owned perking lot minitower of education will re- school. As for tax Increases, Mr. Dogra- m and will include as part TRENTON (AP) - The New Ingeraoll Buys ful association of European coun on White It ceive aa answer early nest weak It was announced that bro- Ian pointed out that official, esti- of the project parent-student Jersey Assembly weuM like to tries." Council adopted an ordinance from the Board of Education to chures, prepared by the board mates have been mads by the conferences. save "Castle Stevens." It Elizabeth Journal Tho iJ-year-old chancellor said May 4 providing for $35000 In Borough Council's petition lor a explaining the proposal, will be board auditor. Mrs. Doris O. Perkins, Middle- voted anaalmeasly yesterday ELIZABETH (AP)-The Eliza- last month he was optimistic that litiprovtinMt bmdie AM referendum on school district mailed later this week to all resi- The estimates show that the town, wu hired to teach high for a roastattoa by Assembly, beth Daily Journal, founded ia separation. dents. average hike par home In the school French, at a salary of 177S during the Revolutionary the talks would bring the two took $2,000 from the budget for man Frederick H. Hauser (D- Under state law tha board may, borough will be $54.50 par year. $5,000. She replaces Mrs. Mary War, was sold yesterday fo Ralph nations "Into full unity and harthe project. "The opposition," HsroJd J. Do- Hudaan) asklag the trustees ef mony, The plans touched off a heated but Is not required to, answer. Ian, board president, said, "has and in the township, $58.05 per E. Robaon who Is moving out of Stevena Institute ef Technology Ingersoll, publisher of the former New York newspaper "PM." TopicTi s expected to dominate the controversy between tha council Tn# DOAfQ sWT#( nOWolVflr, VOttd started a whispering campaign." yesr. tha borough. Is spare the ancestral home ef conference—in addition to British- snd the county unit of the Newunanimously last night to go on He said opponents of the high This Is based on a $1,500 ai Enrollment was reported at 2, the Stevena family In Hoboken. Robert C. Crane, Republican German relations—are the pro Jersey Association for Retarded record as opposed to separation school proposal "are spreading seised valuation. 884, an increase of 146 over last The Institute li planning to de- state senator from Union County, poicd summit meeting with Sovlel Children, which uies the house on grounds that school curricula rumors that taxes will double," The board discussed but de.u in; i-rimca i-uucrn IUJB: Misses not contributed too much co- I think your officer has more Is now the exclusive Foodtown Market fa7.o them the lesst bit. column about thank-you notes, I sizes 12, 14, 18, 18, 201 40, 42 operation lo either home. You In mind than saving you heart- "I would appreciate your ans- press their 3Mneh hapnl. Prlntcd must loirn to keep stubbornness ache became he's going' over- wer because I would like to nip ness lo those who h,ve"beere- Erections on each In Its proper place, and give as (CI rt seas. There may even be a wife in Red Bank and Little Silver. Shop and thin In the hud, as 1 have met sponslblc for It, '» P* - Bailor, accurate well as lake. Every young In the background, Better keep more friends nnd their children Mun"""7y peoplf«.-wime- arcare uitinipnitdiffiden t "<-"Sendu thirty-fivIIIIIIJ-IIVVe n-iucentas (coin\iuinss couple has In quota of foolish your emotion* well In hum), at address me the snmfe wuy, ( (>r about writing for I'xumplr, to ' thin piittorti—add 10 CLMIIH fm argument*, but few of them least until you know a bit more nm In my middle !)0j- and Ihi •hi> President or famous pmiplelcoch pattern for first-class mull Ihnnk hcitvi'n, lead lo divorce, about him, compare everyday low, low prices ... children who do tills arc all un Your .woml husband Is n"ln(! 1 dcr III yvitm nt aue.) vlio for one rensnn or nnothorlhij!. Hend to Mnrlun Miirlln, Kc< Semi your problem lo Kill ...-.,*. -.,.-,,•'"••*- <••*•. 11 uiinj" ; 1tlin1 in ti linhns'Unnn • "nukn iM'HtnivKi-Klslcri ,* iI'liltcr IIIUJIInI i/ifi.Dcpl,,, •"•ill£•ti, o lie thn one most hurt nnd I Kelly. Be mire to enclose n stnnip "Alto, think you for recent won tdulr ii|i|>rovnl, It li ftorxl'Went 18th Si,, New York II, N, Y 'mpp you know whnt you're doing o.l, sHf-nttrircKSdl piivoln'M', nn You'll Save More! advice about tending thank-you Id do mi Active pralser lulher.l'rlnt plainly name nridrRft* will when you drelrte to Irnvo him, nnloi lo elhcrs. I dcflnlloly ndctro.is hor enro nf The RcO than s piuMve apprcclnlor, 'zone, »lrc nnd Klylo number, Tulk the matter over with some- llnnk KcnlMiir. «7 IROAD ST., RID SANK S0« PROSPICT AVI., LITHI SILVER TELEVISION RED BANK HEGJSIEU . Nor. 17, 19S9-13 _WCBS-TV WNTA-TV MATINEE AT 2:M AFTERNOON Newsreels -.45- (4) News; Sermonette EVENINGS FROM 7 P. M. 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Burns and Allen 7:2S—<11) Weather Prayer Opens at the Carlton Theater and the Eatontown Drive-in Wed- ALL SEATS SOLD OUT MS— (4) News 7:2»- (2) Grand Jury 8:4t- (2) News nesday, Nov. 18th, for a four day run. l!M— (l) As The World Turns (4) Laramie (I) Encyclopaedia STARTS TOMORROW (5) Big Story Britannica Ntm York and Undm inerimiitat* (4) Dial 4 In* Ssttimotiy agaiiut Begird*, who to* toannlM m iiMMMr, (5) Movie (7) Bronco (7) Little Rascals Mb* d, HmSlmnd cannot to tun (tot tol a tor faufcanafi (7) Memory Lane (I) Movie •:lt- (2) News HAL BOYLE (•) Film Drama (II) Flight CIS- (2) Captain Kangaroo Opens at the Lyric Art Cinema in Asbury Park on Wednesday, (11) Growing In Spanish (IS) Newibeat l:*s- (S) Sandy Becker NEW YORK (AP)-One test of jnged to another committee to]| Nov. 18. (or a week's engagement 1:J*-(11) News 7:$$—(IS) Weather (7) Beulah successful man today is how et rid of covered bridges. S:M— (2) Dennis O'Keefe "I joined a committee to send|| 4t— (I) For Better or Worse S:N— (2) Topper many committees he can serve (4) Queen For A Dsy (S) Sherlock Holmes on without shortening his life. books to the Hottentots, a com- Hal Humphreys (II) Public Defender (4) Movie mittee to save the barn owl, andII (7) Day In Court (7) Personal Theater We live in an age of together- (I) Film Drama (IS) Play Of The Week ness, and our committee to improve the rail-1| S:M- (2) Dobie GiUis fcM- (2) Our Miss Brooks road's commuter service. (11) Almanac (7) Romance of Life lives are large- (IS) Movie (4) Fibber McGee and ly ruledby com- "I joined the mayor's commit- Shows to Watch fcSt-(U) Exploring tee to bring new industry into] ::M-(2) House Party Molly Mathematics mittee • made TONIGHT pled daughter makes a reckless (4) Thin Man (5) City Assignment decisions. town, and I joined another com- move. The story is the thing in •:M- (2) On The Go mittee to keep the town zoned MARTIN MncLAINE t:M p.M. • NBC • Startlme (7) Gale Storm (7) Wyatt Earp (4) Dough Re Mi To have an this series, and there have been (t) Film Drama (II) Whirlpool active social only for private homes. (Choice Viewing) some good ones. (11) Basic Russian t.H- (2) Tightrope! (7) Memory Line life today, you "At first I was deliriously ex- George Burns, now in his sec-8:M p. m.-NBC-Flbber McGee SttB-. (2) Big Payoff (4) Arthur Murray 1«:M-(11) Our World Neighbors almost have to ited by all this committee duty, FRANCIOSA JONES ond season as a "single" (since and Molly (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Wrestling II:**- (2) December Bride serve on a >ecause I never had made Gracie Allen retired), has Jack Fibber (Bob Sweeney) serves (5) Orient Express (7) Rifleman (4) Treasure Hunt committee ded- friends so fast in my life, ill Benny, Eddie Cantor and George in the mayor's office one week (?) Star Playhouse worked hard on each committee, I (7) Beat The Clock (I) Winter Baseball SOYLE icated to one and that, of course, led the other I Jcssel as "straight men" in this and destroys the work of 20 years (I) Corliss Archer (11) Colonel Flack !>:4»-(U) Science Around You cause or li:4J- (S) News and Weather committees to want me to serve || hour-long taped colorcast. The air jn the "Mayor McGee" episode, (11) Movie I.M- (2) Red Skelton other. One's importance in thewith them. will be full of nostalgia as this u starts when Fibber overhears J:J*- (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) Startime M:St— (I) Looney Tunes community often indeed is meas- quartet, working together lor the "At the end of the first yearII the City Council discussing the job (4) From These Roots (7) Philip Marlowe 11:0*- (2) I Love Lucy ured by the number of high- guess I must have been about first time in the same act, recall withdrawal of a naght watchman (5) Racket Squad (11) Deadline " (4) Price Is Right sounding committees one serves the best known man in town, II the days of vaudeville. Besides and he misconstrues it to be may- <7) Who Do You Trait? U:W- (2) Gary Moore (7) Time For Fun n. and they were even talking- about I Living Room duets and solos by the big four, or La Trivia's. Picks right up (I) Movie (II) Reading Workshop 1 But committee work, like cig-running me for mayor. I was I Comfort Smoking Leges the Kingston Trio and Bobby Dar- (7) Alcoa Presents igettes or the six-to-one martini where the old radio series left off. (II) Curtain Time » (11) State Trooper (IS) Ding Dong School serving on 68 committees, and in arc featured. 4:tt- (2) Brighter Day ll:*t- (2) Top Dollar is a thing a fellow has to learn }eing invited to join new ones at|| (IS) Full Coverage by personal experience whether NOW Thru WID. S p. m.-CBS-Dennis O'Keefe (4) House On High Street 14: SI— (4) Mike Hammer (4) Concentration the rate of one a week. Show Hair Style (5) Douglas Fairbanks (5) Romper Room he can take in stride or should (7) Keep Talking leave strictly alone. "I was getting three hours || RITA HAYWORTH Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis) (7) American Bandstand (7) I Married Join sleep a night, making an aver- (t) Movie Serving on too many commit- Is always in hot water of some Show for PTA (11) Amos 'N- Andy (11) Pro Football (11) Our Number System age of 37 phone calls a day from 11 kind or another. This time Sarge (IS) Richard Willis U:S*-(II) News tees undoubtedly has killed by my office on committee work, •'GILDA HAZLET — About 200 persons Highlights (IS) Physical Culture aggravation and overwork many (Hope Emerson), his housekeep- 4: IS- (2) Secret Storm (IS) Mike Wallace and living on pep pills that er, triggers a situation when sheattended the "Beauty Tips by 4:J«- (2) Edge of Night men in their middle years who turned me into a nervous wreck. COFFEE SERVED stumbles across a former silent Larry" fashion show sponsored 11: H- (2) News might otherwise have lived to a With Our CempUments (4) Split Personality (4) News was completely neglecting my|| screen star down on his luck. by the Beers Street School Par- (5) Mr. District Attornej graceful and serene old ageow. n family and my own job. Immediately there are plans to cnt-Tcacher Association in the (5) Movie They had become addicts. They (11) Abbott and Costello (7) News MOVIE TIMETABLE didn't know how to handle it. "Well, the whole thing collapsedII return him to stardom. O'Keefe Shore Point Inn, Rt. 35. Mrs. (11) Junior Town RED BANK last week. My boss fired me, II hasn't got much to work on here. Kenneth Natalie is fuid raising (II) News Haunting indeed are the sordid chairman. 5-.U-. (2) Life of Riley (IS) Dance Party Carlton — Monmouth Art my wife ran off with a man down I* p. m.—ABC—Alcoa Presents (4) Movie Foundation Concert; Pittsburi stories of those who tried to the street, and my two children EATONTOWN 11: M- (2) Weather and Sports raise their social status by join- Double premonition is theLarry Eiseman of Creative Hair (5) Big Beat Symphony Orchestra 1:00, 2:3C were sent to reform school as|| Strange moving force that alters Styles demonstrated, using Shir- (4) Weather ing a committee, then found thei juvenile delinquents. (I) Riders of Death 8:30. _^,,_ the lives of two men in "Forked ley Cox, Blossom Koenig and Valley (7) Weather lives ruined as one committee "Naturally, I thought Lightning." A bank executive has Mrs. Eiseman as models. Mrs. (11) Bozo The Clown II: IS- (2) Movie EATONTOWN led to another and anothei friends on all those committees|| Phone LI I47M the feeling he will die—at the Robert Carpenter of the PTA al 5:2S—<11) Clutch Cargo (4) Jack Paar Drlve-In-But Not For Me 7:05, and another, until finally would stand by me in my hour SHOWS FROM 7 same time a man with a crip- so served as a model. 5:31- (2) Movie (7) Everything Goes 10:50; Ten Seconds to Hell 9:15 there was no stopping. of need. But do you know what I (7) Rin Tin Tin (11) Sports and Weather Here is one such man's story; I found out? I found out that (I) Movie U:2*-<11) Movie HAZLET "I moved to the suburbs an for every fair-weather friend you I LAST TIMES TONITE 12:«H>— (•) Movie Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 7:00; make by serving on committees, I RADIO (II) Three Stooges bought a new house. I joine CLARK GABLE la (It) Ask The Camera 12:00- (I) Movie 10:00; Room 43 7:05, 10:15; In.the PTA, and they put me on you make at least two all-wcath-|| 1 ; 7» WOR (IS) Henry Morgan side the Mafia 8:50. committee to add a gymnasium er enemies. "•UT NOT FOR Mr WABC 711 EVENING WCBS WPAT •M II: IS- (7) Movie ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS to the school. "My neighbors now are orgin-l JEFF CHANDLER sa 1411 WRCA I:W- (») Newsbeat "The Neighborhood Association izing a committee to ask me toll WHTG Atlantic—For the First Timi "10 StXMKte T» H««" WNEW WQXR (7) Little Rascals 12:4*- (S) Paul Coates asked me if I'd serve on a com' sell the house and move away I (II) Popeye I2:S»- (2) Movie 7:30, 9:22. mittee .to improve the beach, anc as an undesirable member of the I AFTMNOON Ti48—WO» Carltoa Frederick! l:4t— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers I said yes. Then I joined community. It's a funny thing. STARTS WID. MMtaf THr.mli rrMiy USS—WABC New.; Alan freed (IS) J. Fred Muggs LONG BRANCH Show t:M_ (4> Local News 1:1S- (4) 13th Hour lodge and a church, and they That's the only committee in II ^*»C New.; Dick Shepiid WOn Carllon Frederiekt Bareaet-Gilda 2:15, 7:15, 9: MCSI New»l •'••» Adler (J) Cartoons (I) News and Weather both soon put me on commit- town I haven't been asked to|| WHVU Fifteen Minute News SIS*—WCBS World Tonight ASBURY PARK join." WUN News; John Scull Wor (7) Yesterday's 1:31— (7) Evening Prayer tees. SHIRLEY M.iilAINf WRCA Mewii; It's Network 22". $•"•• "» ^ Mayfalr—They Came To Co: We were invited to a lot < The moral is obvious. If com-II WMCA Ncwi; Monitor ANIHONY f RANCIOS/, Time Sits—WCM Three' GM.iea dura 2:40 6:45, 10:05. parties, and it seemed like i mittee work goes to your head, tailt—WO* 'i'he titiger»ldi Sue—WOM Sport. 1 Mu.io from PREVIEW — Happy Annlver each party they organized a ne leave the stuff alone. Let the WCU l*nny Ko.a Studio X CAROI™ mis SSlSt—WWTO County Agent ••••—WABC New.; Alan Freed sary 8:45. committee, and I was alway other fellow get the hangover llllt—WABC Dick Siheiiard Show asked to join, and I did. I joined that always comes from group! *«B» Hel.li Trent llM-WOI News; U.N. Today St. James—Room 43 3:30, 7: WHTU Newa, Kelaxins •US—WOS) Mu.ic (roffl Studio X 10:00; Born To Be Loved 2:00, a committee to preserve covered efforts to rescue the barn owl|| Muiio WMA New.: Monitor or amend the world. lSi4t—WCM Couple Next Door ••'••—w«f« New.; Alan Freed 8:35. bridges, and later found I be- • It«->WCM Whispering Streete WCBS Newi Lyric—Love is My Profession Abo Aettoaj Hit WHfO Headlines. Egg Won News; Dance Hull trices. Muiio ^^ from Studio X 7:00, 9:00. On Leave FRED MACMURRAY WO* Newn r. Roblnaon ll WRCA Newe; Bob Haynea WU News •WABC Newa; Qulney Howl College Night "FACS OF A FUOIT1VI" Silt—WCB» Ma I'erklna WCM New.. Van Voorhla j»O» Carlton Frederick! WOR Newg. Lyle Van WRCA Newi; Bob Wll.on Put Radio llllS—WABC Clalr Hutchlne For Students WCM Starlight Siluta WON Muiio from Studio H'Uobbin. Sho. WMA Ray Heatherton Into Body Is Thursday WCM Kight To Happineu SSlSe—WABC The World of Heidlinei. Muiio Tomorrow ASBURY PARK - A "College WMVa New»; Les Smith WCN Mu.lo 'Til Dawn Of Animal WRCA New.! K'» Herlihy WOR Mu.ie from Studio Might" will be held for county WO* Galen Drake. ISiee—WABC BIB Joa WASHINGTON (AP) — Fou students Thursday at 7:30 p.m. WC*S Juat entertainment WOR Long John WCBt Allen Gray WMA Newa Report! scientists said yesterday they in the high school here. WHTO News. Kelaxins MORNINO PROGRAMS It is being sponsored by the Music have embedded a tiny, two-ounc SSwalay tfcreejgk frMay radio transmitter inside a dog' Shore Guidance Council, made up f ISO WABC Newe New*; Fre.mtn «nd WMTa Fifteen minute new. body and connected it to the an of high school guidance ttach- Hayee . mal's heart. TS. WHT« Headline!. Mueio WOR Newa:" WOH News; Lyl* Van John Gambling Their plan is to send a dog oi George Mickett. director of WMCA News; Bob Haymel WMA Newa: Bill Cullen guidance at Manasquan High Show Ti«S—WHT* Ft. Monmouth Newi monkeys so instrumented alof SlSe—WAM Newa, Al Lohman in satellites, before man goes up School, said purpose of the meet- WNTO Headllnee; Waka U| to radio back heart action or oth ing is to provide the students to Muiio with accurate information on en- SlSS—WABC New. ^ WCM New.; Jack SUrllng er signs of hazards in spaci flight. trance requirements, courses of "*~WtS Ne'w'. "Freeman and WOR New itudy, and cost of a college edu- WIICA Newt; Bill Cullen They suggested also that th WHTO Cloning Stock •its—WOR Dorothy and Pick ction. Report: Muelo •ISC—WAM Al Lohman first mercury astronaut to go inti Students will also be able to WOR New.: John Wlngite WHTO Newa, Relaxing orbit take with him one of the* WMA New.; Wayne Howell Mu.lo get information about their three WCM Jack Sterling Shot radio-equipped animals. favorite colleges from officials of «,IS—WO* Radio New York WOR Dorothy and Dick «,,f_WNT.N.w.iK..rln,Mt "The slight additional weight Andrew F. the colleges, he added. •'•*—WAM Bre.kfa.t Club such an animal may well be justl WAM Newi WCM Neva; Arthur GREAT LAKES - Andrew F. A total of 39 colleges and uni -WAM Martin Black Godfrey fled under the circumstances, versities have already agreed to WCet Newe: Freeman and WNTO Headllnea: Strictly Russo, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. for Women the scientists said in a rtport Frank Russo of 28 Silverwhite send representatives to speak to WOR New" John Scott ' WOR Newa; Calen Drake prepared for the American Rock- Rd., Little Silver, has completed students, Mr. Mickett said. Last Tirm* TonH* WMA Jim Iowa Show WMA Newi. Bill Cullen et Society. Bits—WOR Radio New York ••••—WNTO New.. Relaxing nine weeks of basic training at Brigitte Bardot U That group opened a five-da; BlSB—WNTO New.. l».a#—WAM r. Ie'r and Mar/ the U. S. Naval Training Center U«« I* My rWtsalM •VBNINO WCBS Niwa meeting yesterday. here. He is home on two weeks' Martha Wright leave before returning to Great •l»e—WCBS New"? Van Voorhll WNTO He.dllne., Muiio Authors Listed Starts Wed. WOR New., 1-yle Van WOR Newa Report* The authors of the study Lakes where he will attend Hos- WRCA Up to the Minute WMA Newe pital Corps School. During his Sits—WAM Martin Block My Trua Story Dr. Leslie Kaeburn, Dr. Alfred «,|S—WAM Howard Cn.ell ISllS—WABC Martin Block Breckler, Ben L. Ettleson and second phsse of Navy training, - " ~ Bportl, Boh CookCooal WOR Martha Peino Hospital Apprentice Russo will KCK! WITMtt en New., John WliWlni.lw t leUSB—WAi M Martin Block Ma« David W. Douglas of the Unlver WAM New.. John Daly Helleve Ballroom sity of Southern California, receive Instructions in anatomy, Mpwrttumi MM Rill I-ennarrt WNTB Newa. Raining a consulting agency, Spscelab first aid, minor surgery, hygiene Mil MM WOR New., Henry and sanitation, dietlcs, toxlcol atari.ton* WOR HUrvlawei Martha Inc., Van Nuys, Calif. ei4S—WAM Arthur V»n Horn ogy, chemistry, lab procedures Bi4S—WAM Sidney Wa1tnn\ WRCA The dog used in the Initial e and radiological safety. Upon —-weB• « •!J.W»I >I1 ThomaTnomaei Truaj Story" periment was a male beagti graduation, he will be assigned WOR Sitort.. Btan Lom«« -••••• Newnewa. li ~llou.~ e Part WRCA Three Ktar Extra WNTO H.adllne.i Muiio hound 1% years old and named to a naval medical unit for duty VlM—WABO Edward P. Mor«»n WOR New., P. Roblmon •oribt." WBM New.i Amn, 'n Andy WMA Newal Radio Theatei The local sailor was graduated WOR Fulton L«wli Hits—WOR McCannn at Home A radio transmitter thi from Red Bank High School be WRCA N.w.i Art Ford tllSO—WAM Martin Hlook. Mate inches long, an Inch wide and fore enlisting in the Navy at the flit—WABC f't'e Travel' Recruiting Station in Red Bank Wearva Tnrtay'lirna a Bu.lne.l of an inch thick was inserted < flit—>WABC /linAlan ri**Mi Rd Bank Reglaltr tlrely within his chest cavity. Th WCBt AdAnityy Griffith! Burn. Newi, Pata llnffm.i A Al!«m Doh A Be; WOR MoCanna at Ifonia PROGRESSIVE PILGRIM-The comely miss in garb reminis- dog recovered quickly from th your authorised WOn New., O.brl.l WRCA Me flowman cent of our Colonial forebears is Louise Errlco, West Long hour-long operation. To Organize Jewish Heater Rarlln Theater Branch, a guldctte on the guest relations staff of the Nationa Anyone attending the Lyric WRCA New*. Morgin II.M—WAM H«w< The transmitter was power War Veterans Post Art Cinema on opening day Beatty I Its*—WHT* Midday Stock nen Broadcasting Company In New York, Thee Thanksgiving season —like all holiday periods-brings huge crowds to the TV andby a tiny re-chargeable battei Officials of tho Monmouth find of "LIBEL," accompanied radio studios where Louise and other attractive guldettcs describe with an initial charge good fi LIONEL by their double, will be how programs RO on the air. Ocean County Council, Jewish admitted free. four hours. War Veterans, will meet tomor- Service llrt Mr. Kaeburn said the transml row night at tho Congregation ter was capable of sending sii Beth Shalom Synagogue, Red THE RED BANK REGISTER nals SO feet, more than adequa Bank, to form a new post here. you break 'cm, DAILY—MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES for recording within a space veh .According to Jack Steinberg cle or direct rebroadcait tro county commander, Isldoro Zlot- >vc fix 'cm! the capsule to the earth. kin, Freehold Borough Magistrate 12 Months $15.00 "Unless physically damagci and Al Sawyer, vlco commander 9 Month. 12.00 the packafte and Its componcn of the JWV on tho state level OBBY 6 Month. 8.00 should outlive the dog," the s will speak. cntlMfi nnId. EADQUARTfRS 3 Monthi 4,25 H, Ancient Komnim prl/ctl oyslorsj Centrally located In Leu than 3 moi, par month I,B0 ELECTRICIANS MEET so much ns n food that they im- 02 Will I li ST. KID HANK I'slonlowi) • Notv .Shrewsbury MATAWAN - Tho IlnyMio ported them from Itrltnln think- MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NICWS Singlo Copy 09 SII 7-1131 0N l l Mcctrlcnl A.isoclntlcn will me Inn to Improve tlw virility of their I . ,, ;" L!.19.y AN'MIAU' HOUR DAYTIMK tonight al tlv: Magnolia Inn, here, troops. 14—Tuesday. Nov. 17, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER Rutgers After 5th Ivy Ivy Football Can Be Vital Win in Columbia Contest By Col. Earl H. (Red) Blaik NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgers Saturday, in the Bowl, Yale and Harvard will meet will attempt to extend its winning for the 76th time. It is still The Game to old Crimsons Matawan streak over Ivy League football and Blues. It is still the Queen of Ivy League battles. teams to five games Saturday But it does not carry the wallop nationally it once did. Team to Play when it travels to New York to There is a good reason. Yale and Harvard and play Columbia in the final 1959 the other six Ivy League colleges, by maintaining al- In Asbury outing for both teams. most exclusively insular schedules, have invited other MATAWAN — The local high This will be game number 32 in lections to regard Ivy football as inferior. school basketball team wilt play football's second oldest rivalry. Even for its own supporters. Ivy League games iU "horrie" games this season far Columbia dominated the early •way from home—in Convention lack the appeal they held 20 years ago or even follow- years, although Rutjers won the Hall, Asbury Park. first contest in 1870. But the Scar- ing World War II. Sellout crowds used to be frequent; It will be the first time Con- let has won four of the last five today, attendances are relatively sparse. For example, vention Hall has been used for. encounters to bring the overall Saturday, Oct. 10, an ideal autumn day, saw five im- • full regular season- by a team. Qfficiala here said other schools record to 11 wins for Rutgers and portant and seemingly attractive games involving Ivy refused to play Matawtn in the IS for Columbia. Five ties have teams: Yale-Cornel!, Harvard-Columbia, Pennsylvania- undersized low-ceiling gym ir been played. Brown, Dartmouth-Boston College and Princeton-Col- Matawan High School. Rutgers last lost to an Ivy gate. Yet the total attendance announced was only St. Joseph's School, Keyport, team in the 1957 opener, when where Matawan had been play' Princeton scored a 7-0 victory. 81,000. ing its "home" games, is not The Scarlet also lost the final In the 'Thirties, the Ivies held their own or better available this year. game of 19H to Columbia, 18-12, with such outside powers as Ohio State, Georgia, Texas, The school district here hopes a game which was Lou Little's to have a new high school, with farewell as Columbia coach. Michigan and Stanford. Is there that much difference a regulation gym, within about Rutgers defeated Columbia, 26- In the material today? Let me quote an Ivy League ath- two years. Vote on the school 7, in 1957, however; shut out letic official: referendum will be Dec. 1. Princeton, 28-0, and Columbia, "Over-all, there is more talent than there ever The school board listed these 11-0, last year; and nipped Prince- dates for "home" games in Con-ton, 8-6, to open this season. was. And it does not arrive unsolicited and unwel vention Hall: Dec. 8, Jan. 7. 9, IARLY MD IANK HIGH ©WDDMS—Th« gallant warriors of Red Bank High School's 1920 football t.am war* Coach John Stiegman is wary corned. It would make interesting research, as a case 19,29, and Feb. 12. of the Lions, who have not won In point, to compare the ratio of football players and mambers of tha first organized alavan of tha Buc school. Only a comparatively faw of tha largar high schools The board wilt pay $50 per many games this fall, but have had teams in thoso yaars when high school football was getting started. Thro* members of this team played with game or 25 per cent of the gate, been in contention almost all the non-players among Ivy enrollees from certain western Rad Bank's first undafaatad team in 1922. Gridders of the 1920 season, saatad, laft to right, are Joieph C. Wil- whichever is higher, for use of way. Pennsylvania townships. Even the Big Ten complains the hall. The city will furnish a liamt, William L. Bennett, Theodora E. Nestlar, Grandin Schenck, Captain William Murdoch (deceased), Louis "Last year," Stiegman recalled, Ivy League schools are getting too many of their good ticket seller, and the local board "we had Bill Austin going for a Conover, Alfred Ernst, Harry Klatsky (deceased) and Henry N. Ely. Standing, laft to right, are Chester Franke, a ticket collector. boys." record and scored 61 points. I'm Jeffrey Mercer (deceased), Francis Markstein, Coach George, L. Lovett, Charles Anderson, Russall Hodgkiss and sure that didn't set well with Co- Deliberate Downgrading Frank Kuhl, (dacaased). Missing war* Head Coach Harry C. Sieber and Edward W. Scott, substitute tackle. In lumbia, but' I think we owed If there has been no fall-off in material, what is Austin the chance for Rutgers one game these gridders played in 1920, a 14-0 victory was posted over Fort Monmouth. Teams Debating the answer? Simply this: The game has beer, purpose- immortality. Now that Buff Donelli has bet- ly devaluated. It is exactly the kind of game the Ivy Bowl Invitations ter personnel, I'm sure he'll be League presidents want: Not good enough to create LADIES DAY By The Associated Press trying to get even. We'll have to too much enthusiasm; not bad enough to evoke more Boxing Big Shots Slated The annual guessing game— be at our best to win." than a faint protesting murmur from alumni. which goes something like musi For Rutgers, 12 seniors will be cat chairs—on what teams wil making their final appearance. The devaluation was set in motion by the elimina- wind up in which post-season Bob Simms, captain and one of tion of spring practice. There is considerable irony For Senate Witness Stand bowl games got under way this the best ends in Rutgers history, here. There are no round-the-calendar restrictions for week. heads the list. Simms, prior to to- WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate opoly subcommittee plans to Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.), day's game against Villanova, crewmen, swimmers, lacrosse and baseball players This year, though, it's even Investigators said yesterday launch the public hearings in is the subcommittee chairman. more complicated than usual be- had caught at least one pass in But the Ivy League football player, who usually needs their search for evidence of tin-; January. Its announced objec- Rand Dixoh, subcommittee coun- 19 consecutive games and in 23 scl, told newsmen the hearings cause the Liberty Bowl in Phila- more coaching than players at institutions with less derworld infiltration of the box- tives are to show whether gang- delphia Dec. 19 and the Blue of 25 varsity games in which he ing business will bring in some sters have gained too strong a may start with the alleged ef- played. rigid academic requirements, is denied this extra help. big shot witnesses for question- foothold in boxing and whether forts of hoodlums to share in the Bonnet Bowl in Houston, are in the market for top teams. Other seniors who - will play By eliminating spring practice, the presidents ing. monopolistic practices are in profits from world heavyweight their final games are: tailbacks The Senate antitrist and mon- volved. and welterweight boxing matches, Add these to the Rose, Orange, downgraded Ivy football. It naturally followed that Bill Wolff and Frank Hood: full- Dixoh said investigators are Cotton, Sugar and Gator.Bowls and you have—confusion. backs Jim Rogers and Bill Me- the incentive of the gifted player to excel was diluted. seeking Anthony ;(Fat Tony) Goey; wingback Dick Peneck; He soon learned his football ambition was not really Handicap Doesn't Stop Salerno of Harlem for question- As of now, only one team, Syra- end Al Kiley; tackle Bill Pulley; ing about outsiders' efforts to cuse, is down for a bowl game. guards Paul Gustin, Bob Clark important. If it is less important to others, it can hard- cash in on the heavyweight "Guess who I persuaded t The Orangemen, No. 1 team in take me bowling last night! and Silvio Dell Angela; and cen- ly be more important to the players. Washington's Schloredt match in which Ingemar Johans- the Associated Press poll, will ter Armand Glassman. Tailback Therein lies the answer to the question raised by son of Sweden won Floyd Pat- play the winner of the South- Paul Mullert, who is out for the terson's world title this year. No Fullback Jack Laraway and west Conference championship in season with • hip injury, also is several Ivy officials: "Why do many of our great By The Associated Press one has charged that anything the Cotton Bowl. center Terry Sheehan are out of a senior. prospects fail to live up to their promise?" Ivy foot- Before the season began, Wash- was wrong with the fight itself. CBA X-Country One source told the Associated ball has been de-emphasized, as planned, in the mind ington's Huskies were supposed Purdue's finale Saturday against Frankie Carbo of New York, Press that the Blue Bonnet Bowl Indiana with a dislocated shoul- of the player, undergraduate and alumnus. And thi to be in need of offensive punch. long a behind-the-scenes power Team Defeats has the inside track on Mississip- der and concussion, respectively. in boxing, is regarded as a sure pi along with the runnerup in Syracuse Still is a handicap no football player or team can overcome. But those were the days when Northwestern has halfback Ron shot witness in the subcommittee the Southwest Conference. quarterback Bob Schloredt was inquiry. Carbo is awaiting sen- Asbury Yearlings Strangely enough, the old spirit of the 'Thirtie still on the second team. Things Burton, quarterback Bob Eicholf, The same source also said that Top Grid Team tence on his plea of guilty to ASBURY PARK—The Christian the Orange Bowl would dearly Is not dead. I recall vividly I was all but maimed in have changed since—very dras- guard Pete Arena and end Irv three criminal charges involving Brothers Academy freshmai like to have Penn State, but that the crush of the Elis, who had poured down out of tically. Cross on the injury list after last boxing. Another potential wit- the Nittany Lions, second only In the Nation the stands to shower approval on their team that beai Schloredt's biggest handicap, it Saturday's loss to Michigan ness is Mickey Cohen, who says cross country team defeated As to Syracuse in the East, lean tow- By The Associated Press State. All are expected to be he has broken with the gangs bury Park High School Frosl Army in 1955. was thought at the time, was his and is going straight now. Cohen ard the Liberty Bowl because it'! Syracuse continued its magic ready for Illinois. 21-34 Saturday on the loser a home state proposition. And I recall reading about the tremendous ova use of only one eye. He lost his invoked the Fifth Amendment of managing to be more and when the Senate rackets commit- course. The Lincroft team com If Penn State turns down th impressive with each game and tion that greeted Herman Hickman's 1947 team, re- left eye in a childhood accident. However, he was given the job tee sought to quiz him earlier pleted 'Its schedule of four dua Orange Bowl, Georgia almost cer- counted its second straight week turned victorious from Wisconsin. You have only to tainly would wind up there. as the No. 1 college football team of doing the team's punting, a Chamberlain this year about the sources of meets without a defeat. listen to the Harvard band playing outside Dillon Field his finances. And what of Louisiana State, in the nation yesterday — un- chore he performed for a 55-yard Joe Hylton and Doug McElhin- last year's national champion and beaten, untied and unchallenged House after a Crimson victory to know the old flame average in the first game, play- Still Leads Dixon said respected former ney once again led the CBA team inu the Associated Press Poll. heavyweight champions Jack practically forgotten merely be- Is far from extinguished. ing behind No. 1 signal-caller to victory by finishing in a vir- cause it lost one game by a sin- The Orange, with two regular Dempsey and Gene Tunney prob- tual tie for first place. Asburj Bob Hivner. NBA Scoring ably will be invited to offer their gle point? \The word is that the season games left before a New A Suggested Program Park placed Sanders and Hughe: Bengals from the Bayou are in- Year's Day date in the Cotton But Hivner broke a finger and suggestions for a cleanup of box- next but after that it was al The Ivy League has shown the way in placing NEW YORK (AP)-Wilt Cham- ing. terested in any good bowl assign- Bowl at Dallas, were named first Schloredt was given the top job.berlain's still at it, still leading CBA with Denis Germano, Fran ment. Their task is complicated, football within the proper academic framework. Its He didn't waste much time in on 126 of the 25 ballots cast by the National Basketball Associ- Cooper, Terry Broderick, Johi however, because by state law sportswriters and sportcasters standards are unequalled by any other conference and proving his one eye was more ation with a 37.1 scoring average Kohms, Art DeFazio and Bi! they are not permitted to play than equal to the normal quota. for almost a 2-1 margin over run- are the same for all undergrads. Any effort to ease and closing fast on Elgin Bay- Kennedy Wins Davidson finishing in that ordei against integrated teams. ner-up Mississippi. Playing less than IS minutes lor's total point lead. In the Jayvee meet the CBA the shock of education to athlete or non-athlete would Actually, this has turned out tr They did it by whipping ex- in the Huskies' 51-6 victory over Philadelphia's rookie Warrior IC4-A Crown squad also turned in a victor) be a banner year for the bowl pected pushover Colgate by an be met with faculty revulsion and firm repulsion. Bu Utah, he completed the three has scored 371 points in 10 games by a 24-31 score. Martv Crotty promoters. They have a whol« unexpected 71-0 to retain the No. today's standards relatively are no different than they passes he attempted for 97 yards compared to 446 in 13 games NEW YORK (AP) — Crawford George Sheehan, Gary Schlenker fistful of top teams available. Thi: 1 berth they gained in a seven- and one touchdown. In addition, by Baylor, the sophomore stand- Kennedy, who looks like he- Frank Ragan and Dick Pulo were in the 'thirties. Even scholarship aid, based on always is not the case. Many week rise from 20th. he ran 27 yards with an inter- out of the Minneapolis Lakers. might have trouble running 100 placed second, third, fifth, sixtl year, the pickin's are so slim yards, has his mind on more The top 10 with points based need, which most football players can prove, is as cepted pass for another score, That leaves "The Stilt" No. 3 in and eighth in compiling the wi they have to go with teams thai on 10 for a first place vote, 9 available now to Ivy League players as it always has kicked two extra points and ran the scoring race, according to serious matters than cross-coun- nine; margin. don't even interest the home for two more. statistics released yesterday, with try. for second, etc. (First places been. Brother Basilian. who double folks. votes and won-lost records in Since then, he was teamed with Cincinnati's Jack Twyman the "This is a lot of fun," the 5-8,as coach and athletic director runnerup on a 400-point total in 137-pound Michigan State senior Texas was the victim of the parentheses): But, by eliminating spring practice, the Ivies have backfield mates George Fleming said that the year's competltio 1. Syricuu (1SS) (SO) ..-.—... and Don McKeta to make Wash- 12 games. said after winning the 1C4-A „„ biggest upset last Saturday. The 3. MlMluJppI (SS) («-l> bred a general philosophy that winning is not import would conclude with the annua 3. ljiuHima State (16) ington's original need for offens- Chamberlain also has a 30- Championship for the third rjn, Longhorns toppled from the thin Christian Brothers Schools mee ning ranks of the unbeatens bj 4. Routhern Cailfornli (HI (SO».....1.IB7 ant The resultant brand of play fails to enthuse even ive power seem a bit far-fetched. plus average in rebounds, pick- straight year yesterday. "But af- at Van Cortlandt Park. 5. Texal (11 (i-1) - .I.fwn ter I have defended my NCAA dropping a 14-9 decision to Texas «. aeorill (S) (S'l) .1,001) their own undergraduates. The Huskies have won eight of ing off 312 for a 31.2 mark. Bill C.U.A. il - Aakarr r-ara 31 7. Penn State (6) (B-l> ., Christian. That left only Syra ft. Northwestern 11) (6-2) 411 Russell of Boston is the runner- championship next Monday, I'm n u All this could be changed, without lowering aca nine games, losing only to un- 1 Joieph Hlyton CBA . WlMcons'n (6-2) aw defeated Southern California, 22- up with a 23.0 average on 253 incalling it a career. 2. Douilaai MMcElhlnnec y CBA cuse and Southern Cal among th< 10. Texal Chrlitlan (6-2) 314 3 gulden AP major teams that have escape demic standards or in any way overemphasizing the 15, and wind up the regular sea- 11 games. "I'm going to go for my mas- 4 Iluihei AP : I he second ten: Michigan State, son against Washington State Sat- Backcourt man Sam Jones of ters degree and perhaps do some ft Denii Germano CBA unscathed. Syracuse pasted Col Auburn, Arkansas, Washington, game. These are some gratuitous suggestions: ( Prank Cooper CBA gate, 71-0, and the Trojans poi urday. A victory will put them the Celts moved past teammate coaching. I'm not going to try 7 Torenca Broderick CBA Oregon, Iowa, Alabama, Miami, 1. Permit 20 days of spring practice for the fresh a John Kohma CBA ished off Baylor, 17-8. in the Rose Bowl. Russell for the field goal per- for the Olympics." • Arthur DcFiilo CBA Clemson and Tennessee. man and sophomore classes. centage lead with a .526 mark In the process of winning the to William Davldeon CBA II Becota AP 2. Support unlimited substitution to get the most Kansas may be without No. 1 on 97 shots. Russell is .909 for rc<-A title over Van Cortlandt U Dunit AP CAREER CLOSING .... By Alan Maw center Fred Hageman Saturday 157 attempts. Larry Costello of Park's five-mile course, Kennedy 13 Itanitmry AP out of material that is good but limited in depth. 14 a writ jaekesn CBA 3OB when it plays Missouri in a game Syracuse retained his free throw led the Spartans to the team 18 Edward Noumalr CBA ANP£RSON, 3. Schedule yearly a Georgia Tech, Michigan, Tex that may give the. Jayhawkers lead, missing only four of 41 for crown for the fourth straight 15 Robert Boyd CBA. 17 O«rjr Stover CBA ARMY BACK, closes as or Stanford game and thus eradicate the impression second place in the Big Eight a .902 mark that tops runnerup year. Michigan State wounc, II Donald Anton CBA OUT M/S BX/LL/ANT and the Orange Bowl trip. Mary- Ron Sobie of New York by .002. with 50 points to 105 for second ID Bernard Smith CBA CAPET FOOTBALL the Ivy League is an exclusive club, unwilling to risk 20 Beverette AP .1 land quarterback Dick Novak Is Boston's Bob Cousy is tops in place Army. !1 Donald aeary CBA CAREER /// THS. B/S OW, the adventure of intersectional competition. finished for the season because of assists, although pressed by In addition, Crawford, broke big 1 M. Soltek AP a fractured bone in his left arm, Philadelphia's Guy Rodgers, brother Henry's IC4-A record J M. Crotty C*A This, I suggest, is the sane contribution the Ivy suffered last Saturday against Cousy has made 108 feeds in 11 3 o. Hiethtn CRA with a 23:51,1 clocking. Henry 4 n. Oardner AP League can make to American college football. And Clem son. games to Rodgers' 96 in 10. set the old mark of 24:01 in 1956. 5 Q. Schlenker CBA S r Mian CBA the way should be led by Yale and Harvard — the 7 A, a>far» AP S Tt Puloa OHA school* that gave us the game. » P. AsrHAP 10 n. DeCarls SHA third of a tcanon. His slugging McCovey Named avcrape was a lusty .660. Ccpcda, unanimous rookie Bowie Dates choice for 1958, quickly wa Too NL Rookie moved (o (he outfield to mak< Pushed Back BOSTON (AP) - Willie Mc- room for McCovey when the foot-4, 200-pounder arrived. BALTIMORE (AP) - Bow MODERN Covey, who forced Sin Francisco race track, which has been open In his first four major Icagu ACCENT to find another job for previous ing its 40-day meet In early Feb ON TEAMS INSTEAD winner Orlando Cepeda, today at bats, McCovey slammed oul ruary, will start two weeks late hits off Philadelphia's Robin Rob- OP was unanimously named 1959 next year. BOB MIGHT BECOME erts to break up a free-scoring National League Rookic-of-thc- R. Bruce Livle, chairman THAT year. K DDurliil R hhii s ffirsi t wee the Maryland Racing Commis McCovcy wan the choice of with the Giants, McCovey dc slon, made the nnnouncemen each member of the 24-nian se elded several contests at tho yentcrday. He said the exact dati lection committee for the Basc-;"j| plate. ,. . __ „, ,. . will bo set at the commission ball V/rlten Association of Amer-1 'i'.1*0 Cepeda he previous year, next meeting Nov. 27, Ira hnnnr iMctovcy didn't flRiirc n Glan IC(I hnnOr (plans wlir-n •""'»• irolnln. Mvlc has repeatedly opposed spring training the controversial winter racing An automobile salesman in the Hut Ccpcda was put on off joanon, McCovey Joined the n Inter MnrllnR tint keep the club In contention UW.U'UKUC rnnkir hnllniinv wns In. Howie will bo unopposed hv non liv tracks. Hill I.nurel and I'liv n-inalndrr of (he ncntnn. Mllulrd In inn. The' firm to THROWER, TURNS RECEIVER — Stoolor qunrtorback Bobby Uyno 122), who totted McCovry, 21, hit .35(1 In M swrep the vcilr-. win Hunk |

    . lien will linvo their mrcllni! two touchdown pmioi In M-9 clofnat of New York Gidiili at Yankee Stadium, turnj (Sinned, lie lind IIH runs bulledilnMin of ihr Ciniinnntl Kcdlcj;* pushed Imck n rcminnrnblr pri In, l.'l luinir run*, nine doubles m I'lM, ( iirintr.lv PIIIIUKII, nil roeeivnr in third poriod of i M Pete's, Inc. . 9% 1714 and Patrolmen Joseph Calver, holdup in the AfcP parking tot the stipulation that the tenants Knudaon 213-179-278—668. Keansburg Newe . v 18 (Continued) r., and Herbert A. Swanson. on Prospect Ave., Little Silver. sought a variance for the four 300 Club: 8. Bonauno 203, J. Ssnl 200 Club: Millie Hourahan 215, Eve apartments. now living in the apartments •lla 211, B Flannery 200, O. Kalcnta lyn Yesenko 216. Penn State 11 Detectives Glover and Krako- He chased the car Into Red move out in 20 months and the 153 J Lenovich 202. E. Murrell 521. Betty Jacobaen rolled 13T13J-139. trocious assault with a deadly Bank. That'* no skin off our cars," C. Chismaclla 200. C. Walllni 207. B. weapon with intent to kill. Chief witch are in Riverview Hospital buildings then be converted to Barker SM, H. Devlne Ml, fc. 'Thorn BED BANK WOMEN'S LEAGUE with injuries suffered in a two- When the robbers' car — later Councilman John Warren, Jr., professional use. The company S01, E. Bitter 214, J. Feeny KM, P. To Liberty Bowl? Clayton said Jones told police he said. He' then moved for denial Bomrasr 201. Prown'a IS 11 fired tour shots while being ap- car accident Saturday night. found belong to Jones — spun out must provide otf-street parkisg Harold's Radio A Electric .... 1« 12 PHILADELPHIA (AP) -1 Penn They were on their way ton Prospect Ave., Officer Tetley of tha zoning board'! recommen- for 22 cars. , 1VV LEAGUE West Bergen Market 17 11 >rehended by Little Silver Special dation, and council unanimously h Rlvorsld* Lanes — 1«!4 1.1'i State has been invited to play Marine Park as part of the man- apprehended Jones and was put- The zoning board's approval Tick-Tock Cleanera w B. Man Ins _ 14(4 IS) in the Liberty Bowl game, an Officer Richard Tetley on Pros approved the motion. McOulra'i Oaka _. 11 Monmauth Street Chevron ...14 IS pect Ave. in Red Bank. hunt when the accident happen- ting handcuffs on him when and recommendation was Uttal* Oalluccl'a Paltry 12 Robert A. Braun . II 17 informed source disclosed today. ed at Front St. and Wharf Ave. Jones broke away. Offers ExphaaUon Hidden Brook O 12 One of the shots from the saw mous. 13. Mil Garment Co. lnc „ 10 20 The source told the Associated Thompson Aluminum 1 oft pumpgun allegedly used •King David' Fired At Officer Later, Mrs. Florence Forgotson Approval of Mr. Rago's vari- JttMM nyini "A" 34 RED BANK RKCBEATION Press that a formal invitation to Adams, president of Ajax Hold Laval* Laboratory, Inc. IS WEDNESDAY KITE LEAOUE oy Jones hit Robert Kirkland, 25 Chief Clayton said Jones had Mr. Baynton. Mr. Kirkland, ance request was not unanimous. Magnolia Inn 17 the once-beaten Nittany Lions ing Co., offered to explain why S. M. Hoffman voted to deny tw Marlboro Auto Wnektra 12 ia Man Brothers „_ u% n'>,< was extended Saturday after Harvard Rd., Fair Haven, in the worked as an orderly at River- and another passerby, William Wlekatunk oarage 12 is. A. C. Radio ft Television II 12 Hack. Crest Dr., Little Silver, the company asked for the vir|. request. i. Itarilan Window Cleaning — 10 20 Olobe Bar -., -...lift 13 State crushed Holy Cross, 47-0, eg and back. He is in good con- view Hospital, and also sang in ance. JQQ jjir „._.„„_ _...... —... 10 dived for cover when Jones pul- Mr. Carotenuto said # 20 Omviion'a Maintenance It 14 for its seventh victory of the ition this morning in Riverview some nightclubs under the name She said the company had bow- aoo series: Frank Le* M0-2O2-22O— Atlantic Hotel . 14 If led the pumpgun from his car. sale of Mr. Rago's bouse Mil Garment 14 M season. State's only defeat was lospital. of "King David." ed to complaints from neighborsthe condition that four apartments *'jbo Club: r. Ui Mi-330. C. Allan B. J. Marx Agency lilt, M' These are the charges made Jones was arrested in hisAccording to his statement given 104. J. H. Kelly Company s',4 it' at the hands of Cotton Bowl- around' the apartments and got would be allowed. bound Syracuse in a 20-18 thril- by police and county detectives home three hours after Chris* in Freehold, Jones said he was ler two weeks ago. that the quartet will face today: Delicatessen was held up. , firing at Officer Tetley when one College Slates State has been guaranteed $150,- Red Bank — Goode and Jones In his statement to police, of the shots hit Mr. Kirkland. NJSIAA Names 000 for its appearance in the Dec. — breaking and entering and Jones allegedly named Davis and Officer Tetley fired six shots Hundreds of Volunteers 19 extravaganza in Philadelphia's grand larceny at Sears. Davis Lewis as his companions in theat Jones. The shots tore out Gymkhana Soccer Champs 100,000-Seat Municipal Stadium and Lewis — possession of dan- delicatessen robbery. Chief Clay- the rear window of Jones' car The Nittany Lions also must con- gerous weapons. Police said theton said Jones told police Davis Help With Seal Drive WEST LONG BRANCH — Mon TRENTON (AP)-Sute soccei as Jones fled, Officer Tetley sider a possibility of a maximum sair were with Jones when his and Lewis were in Jones' car mouth College student* will teit champions in three high school said. The chase went up to Hundreds of volunteers have take of $240,000 for each team. car was chased into Red Bank by when they were chased by Of Mechanic St. where Joaes iolmdel-Atlantic-Raritaa aatf their driving skill under various divisions were announced yester- icer Tetley from Little Silver to have participated in preparation :eanibbrg Auxiliaries of Mm. day and playoffs were outlined The latter figure is based on aOfficer Tetley. eluded Officer Tetley. conditions during an all-day gym sellout and includes radio, tele- Mlddletown — Davis and Prospect Ave. in Red Bank. for the 195s Christmas Seal' Drive nouth County Organisation tor in two others. Chief Clayton said Jones drove which opened this week, when 62,- locial Service, Women's Orgtnl- khina on the campus parking lot The New Jersey State Inter- vision and other fringe revenues. Lewis, armed robbery of Chris Officer Tetley said two metno Marine Park and abandoned ran from the car when it spun ON letters reached families and ation of United Lutheran Church, Nov. 22. scholastic Athletic Association Delicatessen. the car on Proal's Hill — which firms in Monmouth County. Goal ilrl Scout Troop 24» sad 17 Wattea. will head the scoring committee will be Monday. He said he is extremely hopefu Jones was held in $10,000 bail Chris DeFilippo, store owner, S. Mustoe and Detective Albert with only 1.000 letters and "kept Vice president John R. Cordner, the growers can come up with Ellen Meakin, Nancy Reeves, Sunday in Middletown on said the two men forced him, V. McCormick took part in thecoming back for more," accord- Nancy Pries. Mary Jaae Krenv a sophomore, of River Rd., Lo- a plan to make It possible "t, 1-OUlS ..., 4 a .Ml 'ockey League referees ai llrlrull „..,. s 1 .Ml 'caring red arm bands this sei this Saturday at Princeton. Mlnufspnlls I s CAMDEN, N. J. (AP) - Sky Inrlnaall ,1 * on, The ribbons make It casl Clipper cost William Hells Jr, TMlay'i Ncketuls ir the player* and fans to d HOCKrV "TANIIINdi tMii* al lirlreH $37,000 at the 1951 Saratoga Salei W '. T r nni'inmit n. ntttt'mt at Stw V« 'nguish the refcrco from ,the tw mainly because he was bred (oi Mmlnwl II 4 1 II, I^MIH ai Mfw Vor« nesmen. All have identical llflrnlt ! , n » I Tstnitrrim'e l*i'.... •peed. He Is a half brother t Tomato ,.;. ! , 7 <('»' Vnrk al Mliinraimlle re otherwise, Hasty Doll and Rich Tradition tlnelon .. a N»w Vnrk . ^ I'lroll >•, I itiilnnall al ln«lanapn both makes winners. 60 Broad St. Red lank fhlratn t it .lone I'llcli, Mlclilfiitn Sla VrMerHay'l llnrkry Ili-mllt Jerry Mclnyk, one of deven ne 717 Cookman, Aibury rVk IWIrr.lt ,1, (lilraio 1 iphnmnrc cross-country runm FASHIONS OF 178* — Mist Gertrude Neidlinger, toprsno, cottumed for the "Peg- lion Oibornc, 1959 manager o ii'lrnlt hockey ploycru, sinrti nm Council Bluffs, Iowa, w ,hc Wilson team In the Carotin Tmmtrrim^ hvhrihllt • «nt of Antique Muilc," is accompanied by Mirbert Burtli at the harpsichord At the IIMrnll al Tomtiti) ir lulnuininn |n the Wculc ir- IOWA prep Imrrler chninpl '.e«Kiic, pitched for 14 «e«»on MONEY BACK GUAKANTtE N»w V AKQ762 not vulnerable; and by about Column 200 points per hand when you are SHREWSBURY — The theme WEST EAST vulnerable. for the Delaware-New Jersey By ALFRED SHEINWOLD regional conference of the Red A J 1098 4 AQ762 There's no heed to remember U.S. Marten Team Chimplon 8 these figures. Just follow the Cross will be "Leadership in :r principle of safeguarding the Changing Community Patterns." Are you a bridge player of good contract at rubber bridge even if The conference will take place character? If you occasionally SO *K53 that means giving up the chance at the Hotel Shelburne in Atlan- have doubts about yourself, prac V AI94 for an extra trick. tic City Friday and Saturday, tice the play known as the duck. • 54 This principle does not apply Dec. 4 and 5, when volunteers and It may call for restraint and self- * A 10 9 3 at tournament bridge. There you Red Cross personnel gather to discipline. North East SOB* West would play for all six diamonds discusa problems and plans in West leads the jack of spades 1 «• Pass 1 V Paa workshops tor all Red Cross 2 • Pass 2 NT Fait the attempt to get everything to dummy's ace. What should 3 NT All Pass that wasn't nailed down. • services. you do next? Opening lead — A* DAILY QUESTION Mrs. S. Leonard Davidson, Set your jaw, tighten your belt, Partner opens 'with one heart, chairman of the social welfare MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY and lead a low diamond from the and the next player passes. You aide service of the county chap- dummy! hold: Spades-K 5 3 Hearts—A ter., win serve as presiding of- will hold you to seven tricki. I 4 Diamonds-5 4 Clubs—A ficer of the Services to Armed YIIWAT PIPTHE \ WIU.... This play, known as m duck, Down two—at • cold game con- LAPV •ANPIT J SHE WAS gives up the chance to win all 10 9 3. What do you say? Forces and Veterans Workshop LOC5K U«T rt V^liA£rS six diamond tricks. If the miss- tract. Answer: Bid three hearts. This Saturday morning. Ing diamonds are split 3-2, you Probabilities forcing response shows strong All Red Cross volunteers, - iS5? wilt win only nine tricks instead How well does it pay to give trump support of four or more friends and staff are invited to of ten. However, you will sure- up the chance for six diamond cards in • hand of 13 to U attend. Reservations must be ly make your contract unless one tricks to protect yourself against points. made in advance, with special opponent has all five diamonds. the 4-1 break? If you play this hotel rates available. Motor serv- If you leave your jaw unset hand 100 times (a rather boring Meteoric iron containing from ice transportation to the confer- and your belt slack, trying for all idea) the diamonds should break five to 26 per cent nickel was ence will be provided each day. •ix diamonds, you will get only 3-2 about 68 times and should used for axes, knives and other Interested parties may contact three of them. You can set up the break 4-1 about 28 times. Work implements as early as 4,000 the chapter for more informa- last two diamonds but you will out what you would score for the B. C. tion. never get back to dummy to cash 96 hands if you begin with the them. The 4-1 break in diamonds top diamonds, and then see what ByCftean CROSSWORD PUZZLE ADMIT U YMterfty** Pint* "ASTRO-GUIDE" For Tuetday, Nsvwnber 17 ACROSS S-Cuthlon (•Fart of I-Worra "to b«" UflUH UQUQ QUO, Pr«i«nt—For You end SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 4-Bciei T-Be bom* ••Diitant 1-Wtat.r Yours* • • The advene out* 11-Unlt of vchlclM Latvian t-Becam* look clean up to tone extent, currency •uddenlr but • little (utpidoQ nay still H'DraTldiaa •xclud 14-Fhlachood •• 10-Qotl U-Trickfd ll'Oordad cloth 17-Dtptrt ll-Onc* traataetion».-*'Maka haste •uddwly around track •lowly" is a good rule to follow It-Mal* limp lt-SlMvelus M-ErerfTMa cloaki to thll iMtanct. Friendships JO-Ont who UN provide aitd tuffcr under prewnt influences, 11-Walk MrTM food I to avoid toy controversy. Di»- jS-Exclaniatiom Jl-SprtnkU 14-Barracudas SSSSrlaiul * It-Symbol for «I-Toung eretion is th* key word. ST-FootlOn M-Wlfe of Z*fl* tantalum aaunon tt-Man'a nan* 41-Ordlnatica »-KaM» J!-Strlp«4 «I-Wat«r- 4J.B. In d«bt Ift-Prepar* lor •nlmal •eaktd 4I-Conf«dtrau Pttt i-» •« On November' 177 Futur* .; • There will be print J«-l*y awar «n*rat 1943, mme Edtth Greenwood,, .many beauty routine chaoses. il-Sun got J8-QuLt! 40-OraVMtona 4l>B«fora SS-Menacn tl-Pulnrlstd 43-Inian* so.uneoekta Yuma, Arteooa, became the first "Mis* Space A|e," for instance, S«.Pn>c««d reek 44-Clty In si-Gray in color Rm«la H-Aft womaatobeawardtdatokUtT's miy be able to change the color 17-wna buffalo <«hhr.» ef India medaL It wai given to her for of her hair by swallowing a , tl-Wclint of or forget her diet by taking at- India henism is saving lives of pa» tS-Period of nents m a aoepitai sire. mospheric reducing captuks. tlm. (pi.) 41-Man's By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL nlcknara* NUBBIN 41-AddltlonaI The Day Undw Your Sign 4».Movtnit part of motor AMIS (IN*MM*III*April !•) LIMA Osfc » to Otft. «COih!O 4«-Fr««r ktO* e» fmtralka aid WHAT IS IT YOU'7 41-aimbtng LIKE TO SORROW ttmem nontlf from tkt CWIIMBII. n£no« TUt I* tfct tat «y to iwwst a tin. .. toeI U-Rufr«r*r SACrfTAMUS |N*». n to OH. JU Ranun's ttff!!!!s»J»*»M _ dlieau M-Period •** CAPRICORN (Ota. n to JM. 20) ttm» MiHtn a»todt

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    THE PMOMt RAMO STEREOPHONIC PICTURES OMLY O»4 THE V£RY FlR*T TRV.' ^ NO SOUND' mmonmm • • WAWTD JMIt POBIUfc tor* — a i» 11. t*n tar* mentr «o tunrttm*, ItiMMon, IB* ta Chrlatmu >obs/ Paft-iloic work. j. belli, uillttjaf 4Kli*tte4, SDayi Phone »H 7-6661 from 4-6 p.m. HAMMOND ' monthly,"m 8-1204. BERG-O.GRAM NJ Natural Gas Company 4 Days fwmttw. NCUM BUS DRIVER — Full time, steady MODERN LARGE ONE-room efficiency I Days famcutlva. .BeUae work. Commercial experience abso- ORGAN STUDIO apartment, private bath, garage, good ALL FUTUKK HOME BUTKR8" lutely neceasery. Bua experience help, location. Refined woman preferred. BH By popular request, we hav< Inaugu- M Days Cawewflw . XeLuw ful. Apply Rollo Transit, 275 Bwy. of ASBURY PARK 1-8394. Keyport. rated a new department and •yiten. Says Sales, Earnings Up N Day* Consecutive . He Una Bales — 'Servlei — Instruction PORT M.ONM0UTH — Four rooms tor Dandling many of our client*, PART-TIME TRUCK DRIVER. Musi REN'IAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS rurnlshed. All ulllllles. Adults only. ff you. will »end on a post card or ASBURY PARK — The New litional shares of common stock Yearly Contract Rates Oa Request have own transportation to and from Open dally 'til 9 p.m. Sat. 'til 6:30 p.m. KE 6-415S. In a letter your name, address, (l>— work. OS 1-0118. Cookman Aver.-Ma!n St.. Asbury Park Jersey Natural Gas Company to- luring the fiscal year. Mlalmam Uiertlaa) three Uw THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED The type of home you with to purpr- NATIONAL RUO IMPORT Company ihara loll-free to 01 1-062S from tha fol- C Flrat Missile Battalion, N.J.A.N.G. Keansburg. have more Ilstlngi to choose from— responsible for the gains made istribution facilities, Mr. Otto lowing •tttloni: LOwell «, COlfa* 4, KEansburr. 6, WHltney (. Belford, N.J. are now available. Start we have over fifty (50) salesmen to Calli on private telephone! ara toll-free to SH 1-0010 from tha Ing salaries 14,100 and above per an THRKE ROOMS UNFURMBHED all give you our Individualized "Person- during the fiscal year. laid, construction expenditures follower nations: ATlantte HJgniands 1, Capital 2 and ». Liberty 2. num. For Information call OS l-lOTd COUNTY ORGAN & utilities supplied. Immediate occupan- alized Service" and we have tour of- Highlands 3, OSborne 1. RUmaon I, SEa Bright I, and SHadjrelde 1 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday, ey. One or two vaults only. KE S-2391. fices covering nine counties. The yearly financial statement 'or the year were JJ, 713,620. or and T. Wedneaday, Friday. PIANO COMPANY LONG BRANCH — Clean, nicely fur- ifoN'T DELAY—WRITE TODAY showed increases in every phase !8 per cent greater than fiscal DELIVERY MAN nlahed three-room apartment. Tile If you wish to take five minutes of of the company's operations, with 1958, Over 21. Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer bath, modern kitchen, conveniently lo- your time to write us you can be ANNOUNCIMINTS IMfLOYMINT RH 7-2484 Visit our studio-showroom. Bee and cated. CA 2-JIOi or CA t IS7«. worry free on your housing problems the largest gains made in Indus hear the beauty of the CONN ORGAN. TWO AND THREE-ROOM furnished and not spent, needless week-ends grop- trial sales and revenues. Total The net income was $1,365,140, STOCKROOM WAREHOUSEMAN — Then convince yourself that you can plng in the dark and wasting valuable HELPWANTED-FEMALE Permanent full-time. 40-hour five day -apartmenta and batti. Rente for. 180- time, LOST AND FOUND week. Good starting salary, paid vaca. play in 15 minutes. f90 per month, Indudea all utHltlee. revenues from sale of gas were is compared to $1,251,6(0 last LOST — GRANDMOTHER BRACELET. Mans, employee discounts and many Hwy. 35 SH 7-2289 Middletown Shops Private entrance. SH 7-4(74. Monmouth County Office $16,305,818, as compared to »M, rear, Operating expenses were Two discs and locket, angravad ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE other company benefits. Apply In per- open 'til 8 p. m. eacept Saturday NEW, large, riverfront, US and 9100. 760,235 a year ago. ' 14,164,175. or $1,373,814 greater "W.J.N." CA 2-3M0. son 8:15-11:30 a. m. Sears Roebuck A 175 Monmouth Blvd., Portaupeck. CA CORP. Co., Red Bank, N. 3. ,' 21610 or CA •UTt THE BERG AGENCY M-Cnt Gala than last year. The company paid LOST 1 — dray and. white cat. Chil- dren * pet, wearing collar. Vicinity a! 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK JANITOR-PORTER — Permanent tun- ATTENTION, COMPLETELY FURNISHED and re "personalized. Service" This reflected a gain from $2.63 $3,565,763, or 18.80 per cent more, Spruce Drive. SH 7-97M. time work. 40-hour 5 day week. flood HAS OPENINGS FOR starting aalary, paid vacations, em- THRIFTY BUYERS! decorated two rooms and hath with OSborne M000 a share to $2.81 a share of com- in federal, state and municipal ployee discounts and many other com- private entrance, and lawn, AT 1-2736 If you have limited financial reiourcei from S p.m. to 10 p.m. Rt. 33 Wddletown, N. i. mon stock in the earnings; de- taxes. EXPERIENCED ELECTRONIC pany ' nefftt. Appl...y . In person, 0:15- — and are In need of furniture — may 11:30 __.n.. geara Roehuck at Co. Red we suggest you visit our storage UNFURNISHED OARAOB apartment. Dally « 9 Sat., aun. 10-7 spite the issuance of 10,511 ad As a result of the expansion, AUTOMOTIVI Bank. N.J. Three rooms, carafe, business couple. WIRERS warehouse? Yearly lease, KU 1-0890. the company's total investment Is AUTOS AND TRUCKS Three-Room Outflti -uch at SOLDERERS FOUR ROOMS. UNFURNISHED. Heat plant if now $38,611,08^ or Ml NASH 1*95 SIX CYLINDER HELP WANTED-*tal«-Fem«le OUTFIT NO. 78111 and electricity supplied. Immediate WALKER & WALKER per cent more than it was a year Beautiful, two-tone, hydramatlo sedan, MANY FRINGE BENEFITS. Defy Compartion! occupancy. SH f-2287. looka, runa Ilka new, Ambamdo EACHER FOR ORGAN or piano. • Three-piece bedroom suite TWO-ROOM furnished apartment tor REALTORS 1,000 Farmers igo. , ' Country Club hardtop Continental. Pri- PAID HOLIDAYS, PAID VACA Part-time. Sales ability helpful, SH 7- ~ Three-piece living room aulte couple. M Wen Bergen ft. Had vate, one-owner well kept car. Radio, 2284) for appointment. In reviewing the results of the teat, dependable, economical, complete- TIONS, HOSPITALIZAT10N IN Five-piece dinette — plus lo&di LITTLE SILVER area's growth over the past five ly wlnterlied, enow tires. Price $1K acceisoriesl POUR AND PIVEItOOM apartments. BRAND NEW SPLIT-LEVEL IN Get FHA Loans firm. Ho dealera. LO S-1M3. Hill SURANCE. Take over balance heat furnished. Immediate occupancy. years, Mr. Otto pointed out that Marcy after 8 p. m. APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL SITUATIONS WANTED, Female For Infomation call between 5*7. CA EXCELLENT LOCATION — TRENTON — More than 1,000 residential sales have increased $166 25531. Near schools, bus and station. 1B5S VOLKSWAGEN. Excellent condl SH 7SIO0 - ASK FOR MR. C. >ABWnTrMOi ., your nom. 0, mln. New Jersey farmers are being more than 100 per cent and tlon, all V.W. acceaioriea; ISM Bulcl pay. only 11.75 weekly THREE-ROOM FURNIsHfeD' apart Good construction by well-known special two-door Riviera, excellent con< VAN ATTA. Or light housekeejMng. ment. Heat, water, garaee furnished financed by the Farmers Home industrial sales by about 540 per dltlon; 102S Pontlac coupe, restored. BOOKKEEPER — Accounts Pay For appointment call CO 4*3022 Pay own unities. $.75 monlh. SH 7-2176. local builder. Living room with Will trade. Can finance. OS' 1-2549 - WOMAN Will care for preschool child wood burning fireplace, dining Administration, according to cent. Experienced. Knowledge of typing. rcn In her home, $15 week oi FIELD FURNITURE UNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS ^. OS 1.2273. Plemaant working conditiona. Liberal 75 cents hour. 8H 1-1S24. bath. Heat, water, and electric range room, spacious kitchen, three Chester J. Tyson, Jr., state di- 1952 HILMAN MINX load condition ?m"oy"o bsnenu Canterbury Knitters THRIFTY WAREHOUSE supplied. Newly decorated, $90 month. bedrooms, l'/j baths, family rector. economical to run, $226. Call Ltd.. Locurt St.. Keypott. EXPERIENCED Steno-lecretary wishes Call evenings between 6-7 or Sundays part-time work, »:30 to 3 p.m. Mon 7-11 E. Front Street LO «-2211. • .room„ , laundr.._.,y room, basement, Each year, approximately 150 SH 1-1144. TYPIST FOR EVENINGS and every day thru Friday, SH I-3I*7\ Dinner Party 1958 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON — other ej.turday.Muat be high echoo Keyport, N. J. THREB LAROE newly decorated rooma attached garage. Lot 125x100 of these pay .up their, loans and Blx passenger. graduate and rapid typist. Write ful BABY 8ITT1NO DAILY In my home and bath. F.lrst floor, large grounds, 08 1-0884 details. P. O. Box 141, Red Bank. between now and Christmas. children welcomed, ' heat, hot water SENSIBLY PRICED AT $24,500. go elsewhere tor their financing. BEAUTICIAN SH T-OJJJ and gax furnished. AT 1-0420. < During the past few years, about ANTIQUE CAR or part-time. FIREPLACE WOOD Saturday IK* BUICK. good running condition. SH 1-8466 FOUR AND SIX room unfurnished WALKER & WALKER the same number have become S200. AT 1-OSB between < aTra. . < p.m. apartments. For Information call SH new borrower* of the agency, Ty- DM HUDSON FOUR-DOOR, air con- TOUIt CHIUBTMAg MERRY * SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE LIONEL 027 FREIOHT. whistling Loco, 7-0684 or BH 1-7048. REALTORS mtloned, all power unite. Call ocean- BrtTht - Sell nationally advertued •even later model car», eo. sections son stated. For Lions port Tap Houee, LI 2-97U. ' producu In your aeUhborhood. Imde- MALE, white licensed practical nurae track, R.C. switches, sold with or with- dlate placement la Fair Haven. Red wlshea private home cases, medical. out 275-watt transformer. Bargain Highway 33 , Shrewsbury Quoting from a survey made EATONTOWN — Superinten- MSI CHRYSLER WINDSOR two-door Bank, Middletown. Atlantic Hlgblaadg. surgical. 11 p.m.-7 a.m. CA 8-1294. irlced. To see in action call SH 7-0334. COMMERCIAL RENTALS, by the U. S. Department of Ag- hardtop excellent mechanically, new For information call SK 1-4343. Write EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE, honest SHadyside 1-5212 dent of schools n'uiissi W. Rut- •now tlrei. LI 2-30JS. 29 BllMbeth Ave.. Hulee Manor, Point BALE — CONTEMPORARY SOLID cor ONE OR TWO-ROOM office, Broad St.. riculture, Tyson said that the man wishes part-time janitorial work. dovan mahogany dining table chalra say, chairman, tin announced STUDEBAKER '58 SCOTSMAN, full Pleasant. Call after S o'clock. SH 7-3634. Shrewsbury. Fhone RU 1-1153 or SH average New Jersey borrower alze four-door. Economy car, A/&% mort- and brakea, Excellent condition. 19!H SO Hwy 35. Eatontown. LI 2-0400. in excellent Red Bank location. For- gage. was $4,840. lor, and Harry Steiglemw of Riv- Call Wednesday a.m. nu 1-0890. HOUSEKEEPER FOR WIDOWER, In BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES merly used by a Doctor. The Dowstra Long Branch. Children 3, 6 years. SOLID MAPLE early American dining Agency. 91 B. Front St., Red Bank. The New Jersey average bor- erton, district governor of dis- 1695 OR LE88—Handling only Fords, Live in. Required December 10. Write DELICATESSEN AND Luncheonette In room set. By-Pennsylvania-House. Clievroleta. Levine'e, Hwy. M, oppo- qualifications, minimum salary, refer- SH 1-8700. rower was indebted to the agency trict 1«B. •He Grand Union. KE 4MMI1. Llncroft shopping center. Excellent Berkshire finish. Buffet, hutch, drop- ELLA WILTSHIRE ences to "December," Box 911, Red opportunity. Call SH 1-9X85. leaf table and three leaves. Two host TWO STALLS in larnge, each appro! for 3.8 years, during which time Carl Stabile of Matawan and 1(33 CHEVROLET, good condition,-S2S0. Banlt. • and four alda chairs. Excellent value, lmately S0'xl2' with overhead doorl. OPORTUNITY WITH TEXACO—Train* BH 7-2599 between 7:30 and 6 p.m. YOUNO LADIES, must be willing to $200. 10x14 hooked rug and 18' runner, Suitable for plumber, .carpenter or AGENCY he repaid $6,167 plus $577 inter- his orchestra will provide music ins; with pay available tor sates [70. Fireplace screen and pine handled other contractor. Additional space avail* ISM SUPER 88 Oldsmobile engine and learn to press shirts and wearing minded mechanic with modest capital est. for dancing. Mr. Ramsay is be- apparel. Permanent poiutona open. Ap- .oole. Bird cage, aquarium tank. BH able. Rent all or part. Also atorage 1480 Ocean Avenue Sea Bright hydromatlc transmission with starter, to operate modern two-bay elation at 1-1901. of automobiles. Write "Oarage,'• P.O. Tyson said that 13 per cent of ing assisted in arrangements by generator, carburetor $99. 1953 M oidi- ply Donald'* Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Bridge and Riverside Ave, (Rt. S5 Box 311. Rumson. moblle engine and transmission hydro- Hed Bank. SH 1-0203. near Shrewsbury River) Red Bank. Lu- FULL-LENGTH MU8KRAT fur coat. SE 2-0004 those who paid up their loans Joseph Kellenyi, George Winning, malic A-l condition 195. U39 LaBalla WOMAN to baby sit. my home. 7:30 brication equipment can be rented on • 12. Excellent condition. Calt AT ATTRACTIVE RANCH — Three bed- last year were started in the Robert Braun and Robert Squil- aide shift transmission 129. 1930 Chev- a.m.-8:45 a.m.. 2:30 p.m.-5 p.m. River monthly basis, call KE 8-3ift after 15 1-2064. rooms, full dining room, one ear rolet half-ton panel truck, good condi- Plaza area. 8H 1-0581. . for details. HOUSES FOR RENT ittached i«ra«e. Corner property, ccon- farming business with FHA lare. tion, new tires, $S0. LO a-9683. CONSOLE AND MIRROR $48. club enlenttu Bendlx and Bell Laboratories, DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience not DRUG STORE A-l location, well known chair and ottoman $141). leather top e help. 1(42 PLYMOUTH—Radio and heater, WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Veterans mortKaS < Can be assumed George Sauerwein, president, necessary. Write atatlng past Job ex- equipped and well stocked. Due to desk 1140, red, green, black and maple at i'i per cent Interest with 13.000 five new tires. Good condition, real- perience to "DA.". Box Sll. Red Bank, Illness win sacrifice at half of re- Nichols A Stone Boston rockers $30, Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- inducted Robert Nicholson as a onable. AT 1-0331. placement value. Cash needed $6,000. maple step tlropleaf table $49.95,' drop- ate occupancy. Samuel Tetener Agencyr. down. Monthly payments, |93. Priced at EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES wanted Balance, terms. Write "DRUOj STORE' leaf cocktail table $94.95. valet stand Oceanport Ave.. OcennporL Call or dla 115.800. CO 4-5943. new member of the club at 1958 PONTIAC WAOON — This alx- apply In' person. Bow .Knot Restau- Box 511. Red Bank. $14, pier cabinet $29.95. Burrige A Son LI 3-3800 or U 2-35011 RIAL ISTATI FOR SAIf pauens.tr wagon can be a dual pur- rant, 69 Broad St.. Red Bank. CUSTOM BUILT — Two-year old eight- Thursday night's dinner meeting pose car. Fold the seals down lor (next to fitelnhach'a Parking lot), 24 AVAILABLE NOW — One bedroom room Capo Cod, two full baths, base HOUSES FOR SALE at Crystal Brook. The program business and room or leave them up for WAITRESS, steady position, must be "Hay St.. Red Bank. bungalow, unfurnished. Vearly. ment, garage, desirable section. New the family, Maurice Schwartz ft Sons. experienced. Apply Charlie's Leonar- BABY CARRIAGE like new coat $70 SH 1-14IO Monmouth. O8 l-OTM. after 5. for tha evening was presented by 141 VI. Front St., Red Bank. do Diner, Highway 3), Leonardo. AT INSTRUCTION one-year old $35. Small office desk TWO-BEDROOK HOUSE on Hope Rd.: BELFORD INCOME PROPERTY. Two- Constance Smith Harold Clayton, a' commercial SH 7-078T. 1-1695. * $15. New formica dinette set five* New Shrewsbury. 1110 month. Infor- atory frame house, upstalra apart- DO YOU NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY? pieces, round table with leaf $45. LO mation at 73 Monmouth St., Red Bank. ment with three roams and bath, rented. sales representative of the Jersey 19.10 BTUDEBAKKft CHAMPION, 1KS3 IBM, TAB. KEYPUNCH 8.56811. Willy's Arco Lark, four door. 1949 Willing to work few hours evenings. RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, two Four rooma and bath down. Properly Offers Central Power and Light Com- Plymouth, four door. All in good run- SH 70820. Wiring actual machines. Day or Even- KS'xlTK'. Low taxes, near atorea and ning condition, good tires. - KE «.O88S. Ing. - SCHOOL OF BUBINESS MA- TEN STORM SASHES, two combina- bedrooms, 4125 monthly, yearly rent- churches. KB S-4683. pany,-who showed • film, "Free* PART-TIME office work. Apply In per CHINES. 790 Broad St., Newark tion doors |25. Porcelain kitchen sink, al and several furnished and un Red Bank. Near Broad Street, six 1956 PLYMOUTH station wagon. Six aon. Must be able to type. References MA 4-1394 — 18 E. state St., Trenton tub, fixtures »8. CA 24034. furnished rentals In all sices and prlCL rooms, bath, garage, automatic dom in Power Lighting —the ranges. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1480 BIOS WANTED cylinder. A«l contlltlon. new tires. 'equlred. J. Yanko, 30 Broad St., Red EX 3-5056. , PT ROSS LESTER spinet piano, Field of Electricity through the Call after S p.m., HI 3-1199. Bank. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 8E 20004. The Little silver Board or Educa heat. All very good condition. ELECTRONIC8 TECHNICIANS IN DE bland, like new. 1(00. Call tlon will receive »ealed proposals cov SH 7-0265. BATONTOWN — RANCH; Three-bed- Taxes only $290. For quick sale years. CO0K-H0U8EWORKER. for two adultl MAND-Attend one night a week or erinf labor and material for landscap- $13,000. - • Vleep-ln or out. Must have references Saturday momlnf commencing Octo- EIGHT-YEAR OLD Westlmhouse stove, room split. Immediate occupancy, Lil ing the (rounds of the Little Sliver Chairman Donald Kaufmann re- HOUSE TRAILERS and own transportation. AT 1*0728. Tues- ber 28th; Enroll now PRospect 4-0303 good condition. 150. Call 2-182S or KB 1-4S43. Point Road Scliool, Sketches of the ported that last month's paper day or Friday after five. Monmouth Radio Electronics Institute SK 7-3462 FOUR-ROOM COTTAOE In Rumson. propoaed work Id be done with In- Won RENT — MOBILE home 10' wide 814 Cookman Ave. Asbury Park. structions are available at tha Little Red Bank. Beautiful«home with drive was "successful." 50' long, 1100 per month plus utili- SALESalRL-Part-tlme. Rylvette's Chll SHOP ST. JOHN'S Batar and save, Rent fSS. Call RU 1-1722 between Silver School, Markham Place, Little river rights. Six rooms, all on ties. Call CO 4-12S6. dren'a Department. Middletown Shop. time from Santa's workshop, an- 3-5 p.m. ' Silver. New Jersey. Office of the Secre- The attendance contest, which ping Center, Middletown. Bee Mary. one floor. Expansion attic, full 1BS7 VACATION TRAILER — «\ Jques. books, air-loom quilt, aprons, FURNI8HCD six-room house. Three tary of tha Board of Education. started July 1. has but two meet- sleeps five, stove, water tank, tee SALESWOMAN—With pleasing person- MERCHANDISE door decorations, toys, baby-doll, Jew. bedrooms, located Hwy, 39, Jlldle Proposals should be In the hands of basement, two baths. Reduced box. (SI lights. Call CA a.3645. ality to work on the sales floor of a dry scented candles, snifter glass can- town. Call SH 1-0773. price, $22,000. ings to go. The dub if divided department store In Red Bank. Good FOR SALE dles. Klft soaps, painted crib, rnyatery the Board Secretary not later than No- 1056 ANDERSON, 44', 8' wide. Two starting salary, pleasant working con* packngea from all over, goodies. L'rnrh* FIVE-ROOM bungalow with garden and vember 30, 1959 and will be opened into two teams, one baaded by bedrooms, new hide-a-bed, carpet. ditlona and employee discounts. Apply eon 11.00. Tea at three is free. Pack- barn. Two box etalla for horses. Free at the public meeting of the Boarrl SH 1-2308 Councilman Charley Garofalo, 70 f*Ju* all accessories. Reasonable. LI In person 1:M> p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sears SPINET PIANOS for rent. Find out be- ages for children. Christmas tree. mi<- hold, Colt's Neck area. AT 1-2251. of Education on December 3, IBM at fore your purchase If your child Is nic, Thursday, November 19. 10 ta 5, a:oo p. H. $-2339. Roebuck Si CO. Red Bank, N.J. adaptable. Full allowance of all rental BELFORD — Three bedroom ranch. percent attendance) and the 1 St. John's Parish House, Point Road. Cloae to achoola and tranaportatlon. Nov. 18—IT M.S0 TREES. TREES, TREES — loreljr I»32 AMERICAN TRAILER, Tin . On» on purchase. Choice of 8 makes. 12 Little Silver. other headed by Leslie D. Seely, bedroom, fully equipped. Call SH styles. Tuallng Piano Co., 1$ Monmouth 1125 per month. CHarter 9-8600 between new ccnteMiill colonial rancher. Year- St.. Red Bank. 9-5.- TAX SALE NOTICE round air conditioning. Three maaiei with 60 per cent attendance. 1(1258 after S o'clock. HELP WANTED-MALE. DINING ROOM SET, English maho- bedrooms. Two tiled baths. Largo llv* TYPEWRITERS. ADDINO machines. Kany. Good condition, ten pieces. Ta- FURNISHED BUNGALOW — Living Of deal Katale la the Bonmik af NeV Ing room. Woodburnlng fireplace. Din- All mafcea, new or used. Guaranteed. ble 5's"x6'6". two leaves, six chairs. room, dining room, kitchen, two becl- Skrewsburr lor Noa-faymeal af SH 1-8162. Call Tuesday, Wednesday, rooma, and bath. Newly decorated 105. Taxes sad Assessments. Ing room. Large kitchen. Den. Laand- TRACTORS Eaay terma. "Buy em where they fix Saturday, Sunday, this week. ry. Only 15,000 down. I34.MO. Immedl 'em." Low aa $25. Berplco's. 101 Mon* Dowstra Agency, SH 1-8700. Public notice Is hereby glvtn that I, ate possession. MODEL 641 WORKMASTER Ford trac TELETYPE mouth 8L Next to theater. SH 7-O48S. ESTATE ELECTRIC range. Good con- SPACIOUS FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE- -*.uth B. Crawford, Collectov of Taiea Campis Visit A the Borough of New snrewabury, Read Friday's Register for our eiten- tnr. Front endi loader. WE ARE HARVESTING our (Inert ap- dition, reasonable. on large lot with beautiful trees. Con- slve listings. OS 1-OM4 Monmouth County, New Jeraey, will ples. Seleoted Red Delicious. Golden KE 0-1321. venient Red Bank location for shopping, sell at public auction on the 17th day PERFORATOR Delicious. Staymen Wlneaap. Macin- • CU. FT. COLD8POT refrigerator. public school, parochial scliool. station yt December, 1959, at 3:00 p. m., In tosh. Macouns. For eatlnc and cook- Good condition. 945. nnd bus. The Dowstra Agency, 01 B he Collector'a office. Borough Build- Ray Van Horn Air Base •OATS ft ACCISSORIIS ing also R.I. Greenings for pies. Buck- SH 1-0121. Front St., Red Bank. SH 1-8700. ing, Hamilton Road, Pine Brook, New 804 Rivet Rd. Fair Haven lin Fruit Farm and Nursery, Phalanx THREE-ROOM furnished cottage, all lersey. the following hereinafter de- 8H 7-4100 DONALDSON AFB. S. C. - OPERATOR Rd.. Llncroft. SH 1-0990. LIMED OAK dining room set, full unities supplied. SSO montb. icrlbed lands. tvow IS THE TIMS -co order four size, $100; extra buffet secretary 8H The said lands will be sold to make ALMOST NEW SPLIT-LEVEL. Very Mayor P. Paul Campi, Little Sil- winter atorase covers before season* WOOD — Seaaoned oak. fireplace, atove -0015. AT 1-1703-W and furnace. McOulre'a Market. Rt. tie amot-nt of municipal llene charge- large living room with dining el, ver. N. J., visited here last week •I rush. CaU LO 6-301*. Larry's Up- FAIR HAVEN half double house, five ible against the same on the first any large kitchen, four bedrooms, two batha holstery Shop. Matawan. N. J. 34, Colts Neck. WH 4H323. Evenings. OFFICE FURNITURE—Large confer- rooms, unfurnished, 990 a month. NIGHT SHIFT WH 8-4333. ence table 10'x4' with glass top, In it July, 1959, aa computed In the tax and a powder room, den and same with Dr. Joseph J. NannareUo, COME SEE the world's finest boats .eautiful comlltinn, suitable for civic or- Utilities extra. 8H 1-7025. list, together with Intereat on "said room. One car attached garage, laun- Greenville, S. C. In New Jersey'o largest showroom. Excellent working conditions FURS (new and uaed) at reasonable ganizations, 9425; large assortment of MODERN THREE-ROOM house, 183 amount from the first day of July 1M9, dry. Complete with dishwasher. A steal Buy now during our tremendous win- prices. For appointment call CA 2- ; month. Adults, Off Rt. 35. Middle, to the date of sale, and the costs of at fU.SM. Mayor Campi toured his MM- ter aavlnga event at A * B Boat Many company benefits 5429 after 5 p.m. chairs from 910 to 950: small safe $60; town. PI 8-7003 or TW 2-15O0. sale at public vendue to auch persona aalea. Authorized Mercury at dale Buc- MERICAN MAPLE Governor Wlnthrop large safe 9125. Burdce ft Son (next as will put'chaffe. the same eubject to tary Air Transport Base, often caneer Dealer. Hwy 36. Balford. KE deak, American large pine , corner to Slelnbach's parking lot), 24 Clay St., ',4 DUPLEX-FIVE rooms, bath, oil redemption at the lowest rate of In- The Dowstra Agency called "The Airlift Capital of .the 4-3838. cupboard, American cherry Governor Red Bank. Open dlaly 612. 1-5. Friday heat. «78. 62 Railroad Ave., Belford. terest, but In no case In excess of 91 1. Front St. Red Sank evening 7-9. 811 7-5025. eight per cent per annum. World," while on a month-long ACMt! RACER, with steering wheel. WRITE "TELETYPE" Wlnthrop deak, unusual pine corner This sale is made under the pro- I.Ike new. $75. KE 1.0641, 309 Elberan waahstand, old double and glngle stu- RENTAL visions of Article 4, Cbapter 5. Title tour of tha South. While at the Ave.. Allenhurst. ' Box 511, Red Bank, N, J. dent lamps, large pine bellows, coffee Bungalow,' 3 bedrooms, Ig. lot, garage, 54, of the Revleed Statutes of New LOT OWNERS base he saw a C-124 "Globemaa- table, rocking chairs, pine New Eng- completely furnished $139.00 per mo, Jeraey, 1947, entitled "Bale of Real company moving from this arei IS' RUNABOUT, 12 h.p. outboard mo- land commode (sultabte for HI-FI) pine MERCHANDISE WANTED Chas. If. Tlrula!! Realtor. 19 E. Front fers a lovely model home at a sacrl ter." tor, controls, complete outfit, |325. or Brain bin, unusually large carriage St., Ited Bank. SH 1-9030. Property to Enforce Liens." Call OS 1-1172 after * p.m. _ U. 8. COINS - STAMPS - Top prices The aald lands to lie sola and the flee price. Three bedrooms, kitchen lights. Carriage Houoo Antiques, Syca- paid for gold, old currency, collec* names of persona against whom aald dinin" " g area, llarpfa t airy HvlnR room In Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. IS' RUNABOUT, 40 h.p. Mercury. Plus Apply in Person more Ave., at Shrewsbury Ave.. New tlons. odd lots; old correspondence. taxea have been lain on account of attached breeze/ayy and garagegg . This Shrewsbury open Monday through Sat- gem will be moved to your lot. Cal Campi were the house guests of trailer. Must sell. SK J-22W between urday 11-5:30. Estate appraisals. Monmouth Stamps each parcel for unpaid taxea are as f:30 a.m. • 4 p.m. 40 Broad St. Red Bank Coins, so Monmouth St. SH 1-M2S. WANTED TO RENT follows: CA J-tUH. Dr. and Mrs. Ninnarellr). )IL BURNER — new hot air lurnance, HIM IANO8 — Highest prices paid. H. Ten- TWO-THREE BEDROOM ranch, 1100 Margaret J. Bray Estate, blk. 1, An employee of the New Jer- complete with all controla. Reason- zer. 309 Main St. Lakewood or Lake- to 1115 per mootli. Two In family. USE OUR MONEY ing. LI ;-2«07. ivood 6 2190 lot 2, Newman Springs Rd 1340.07 REAL ESTATE WANTED sey Bell Telphone Company, be •MINUS NOTICES If you*are alert and ambitious we'll Call after S p.m. OS 1-32M. Margaret J. Bray Estate, blk. 1, NTIQUE SHERATON SIDEBOARD or OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, bric- lot 40, Clinton PI M.n was elected to his second term put you In business in Red Bank or buffet, about 1820, mahogany veneer FAMILY OF FOUR desires unfurnished HELPI Ws nave som so manj proper the Bayihore area In time for the holl- a-brac. Anything old. Clean up your apartment four or five rooma by No- Margaret J. Bray Estate, blk. 1, tlea that we want more good listing*, as mayor of Little Silver Nov. 3. FUKL OIL • HEATINO - Call SH lay rush. We provide the merchandise. pine. OS 10056. cellars and attics. Turn your trash vember 30 or December H, Red Bank lot 41, Clinton PI 1M.07 10810. Oil Dailvary. Inc.. Service a to cash. Phone CA 8-0802. Adrian * Helen Wlllelt. blk. 1, call ua now for prompt professional •alee. I Herbert St. Bed Bank. Inancitig, and know how. Stop in any USED FURNITURE — Crib, $25; u- vicinity. BH t-5374. service). Walker and Walker, Real Cs Mr. and Mrs. Camp! and their day 12-1, 4-». Kelly, 7M Mattlson Ave,, rlght piano, $90; electric stove, $125; FOR SEAHCOUT, ship North Star. lot 4«. Clinton PI M4.7t tate. Insurance, open T 4adare: , iShrews- daughter, Gayle Campi, liv» at A W. ROOFING, caulking, and storm AaUury Park. < breakfaat aet, $50; conference table, Navy uniforms; dress blue preferred. Josep h * Edith ScottStt , blk . » , loltt iiirr office, 811 I-S2I2. Riarltan Office damage repairs (special alx ahlnilei SO: fllea, $35 to $80; one small aafe, SH 1-4083 after (1:30 p.m. 5, Orchard 81 — M.03 CO 4-1213. 51 Queens Dr., Little Silver. •r leaa Including vent and chimney REFMOBRATION MAN - Must b* SO; one large safe, 1123; desks, 1(0 FURNISHED ROOMS Howard * Ruth Wallace, blk. 11, caulking 113) 24 hour service. »R I-Mll experienced. Apply In parson. KatoeV o $128; chairs $20 to $50. Albert USED SPINET PIANO lot 14, SprlnjOnle Ave. 130.Bl ram TV. M Hwy. M, Batontown. Burdge ft Bon (next to Stelnbach'a IN GOOD CONDITION MODERN ROOMS FOlt FOUR — Oakland Land Company, blk. 11, PA1NT1NO UNUMlTED—IMerlor and Phone CA 2.7502 •100 monthly. TV, maid service, THE lot 33, Pear Bt ..... 13.44 «x terlor, duality painting. No Jon too TV REPAIRMAN - Full or part-time. arking lot) 24 Clay St.. Red Bank. ADVENTURER OCBANFRONT, Lone ftklamt J^anri Company, blk. 11, •mall or too large. Estimates cheer Vacations, holiday* with pay. Apply LIKE NEW RCA Estate delux electric USED PIANO — Also flute for child. Branch. CA 9-1000. lot 35. Ptar Bt 13.44 QUICKIES BY KEN REYNOLDS fully given. CA 2-3036. In person. Batmimm TV. H Hwy. 3*. atove, two window ovena, griddle. Must be rensonahie and in good con- Irving Shertzer k Marcel Ull- dition. SH MSffl. ATTRACTIVE ROOM in private home, man, blk. (I, lot 17, Murphy BOAT REPAIRS $460 model. SH 7-5194. with bath. Heat and water supplied. Xicelient work. Any alia Job. For In- MAINTENANCE MACHINIST — MuB> 'RIQIDAIRB REFRIGERATOR — 11 Quiet aectlon. SH 7-3742. formation call KB 62032. be well experienced with use of ma- Alien ft' Josephine Anthony, "blk. chine shop tools. Should have Ingenuity cu. ft., small (reeling compartment. FURNISHED HOOM — Private bath, 07, lol 2, Pine Brood Hd 27S.S7 aEWINO DONE BEAUTIFULLY. Any lor maintaining, rebuilding machinery, PITS AND LIVISTOCK private entrance, excellent location, Nathan Covert Estate, blk. 104, !>"P«L..eJiy lime. Reasonable. Call unnry. Meal for achool teacher. Free parking. lot 1, Pine Brook M .... 17.W •II 1-7111 any day before 3 p.m. Call LI J-1J00 between • a.m. ' ' 'wo 4'4"x6'6" atorm saah; one 4'4"x P.m. for appointment. and I S'6"; atorm door, six light, 2'SV'x ONE YEAR OLD Monthlr banle only. Inquire SIf 7-2900 Parker Bstats, blk. IM, lot a, '. LI 2-2625, or P.O. Bo* Ml, Red Bank, N. J. Murphy Rfl Ml TREES AND LARGE LIMBS removed. Wooley monkey. Marcel Oilman * Irving Shart. Utility, Has- antenna poles set and orPICB WORKER — Eiperlencsd. for CA MOID. STATE LICENSED - Hilltop Private framed. Fully Insured. SH 1-7937 or record keeping, typing and general ABLE — DltOPLEAf1 , mahogany Dun- zer, blk. IM, lot 10, Murphy luce work In Chemical plant. Good can f'hyfi . opens to i"al 14 CUB* GUERNSEY Nursing Home, Inc., Kings Hwy, Mid- Rd •O.J» OA S-11M. orn pat's. Reasonable. SH 7-3972. dletowq, N, J. vacancy available. Rea- Bqunnkum Realty Co., blk. 155. •alary, employee benefits. Apply Cen- COW'I sonable rates. OS 14177. GUARANTEED TELEVISION' servicing tury Chemical Corp.. Horseshoe R4 STRAIGHT STOLES — Blnck fox with OS 10364 lol A-l*., Benson Pt. ft Porter 1«O.M within two houre from your call. A. Main at., Seyrevltle, N, J, Kellogg B. Ashton. blk. 153, lot C. Radio an* Television Company. Ar- muff, blue fox, V long. MO each. COLLIE I'll PS — Championship stock. LITTLE SILVER, room with kitchen II «. '-SIS. 8c]uankum Rd M.I0 mand A. Crulnl. owner. Ill Shrewsbury MAN with minimum 1-3 yean machine Oood condition. Bll 1.7291 before 2 p.m, sal;lo and trlrnlor. privileges, Hi,itntil* for business peo* KelloxK n Ashton. blk. IM. lot Ave Sll 1-4768. shop experience for geniral aetup APRONS — Christmas or utllltyTVrne , 811 1-7710 pie. Oarage. Sli 1-0T5I. B 17, 18, Porter Ave, 1.81 APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And supplies, work. Call CO 4-30M. materials. Complete selection. Call 8H WANTED—Oood home for femnle Dob. Ida Stevens, hlk. 103. lots E». Residential and commercial outlets, LABORATORY TECHNICIAN" — Haner 72«I before 1 p.m, I'nnnn Plnchrr, six years old. fin* pt. !>, 10, Itsmllton Rd 117.30 futures and' appllatica Installation, Al- ienced, organic and inorganic analy. OROAN — CONN MINUBT. 1« months papers, llounn dog, not accustomed to UNFURNISHED ROOMS Eilylhe Mackliousn. blk. IM, lots len Electric Slfr-om Hi; alio laboratory development work old. Counly orgnn k Piano Co. Hwy young children. Excclirnl watch doi. 100, 101, 1112. Nelson Dr. 70.31 "" alter 5:30 p.m. an i-jons, / 8UNNY~*jlurtlo~itooni, heart of Long Mrs. John Ore«n, Batata, blk. PAINTER DECORATOR anit paper- >n dyes, organic plgtnente and organic 3.1 Mld'llelown Hho|». BH 7.3300, Open Braneh. Ideal 'for seamstreim, mas- IM. lots 3, (I. Hamilton lid. IT 43 hangeri Interior and eaierlor, 31 intermediates. Oooff salaries and env '111 > p.m, except Baturdays, seuse, leaeher. . Interracial, utilities. Margaret Orten. blk. 1ST. lot Inn1 aiaertance. Bstlmatea ens loyee benefit!. Apply Cenlury Clieml HAND TOOLED LEATHER soncta. Mght riwiseseeplns, CA '.2177. 13, Wnvilrla flcl.. Ml.11 rully given. Louis Casean, 441 Shre iitl Corn, HoMieshoe Rd, * Msln St., Placa your order now for Christ- Ororge W, Locked, 8r., hlk. 191, bury Ave,, Bed Bans, BH I-1TOS. layrevllle, N. J. mm delivery, Wallets, bowling hags, HAL ISTATI FOR HINT lol pi. I, Pine brook Rd 141.71 UXRVICn STATION SALESMAN — purats, etc, c, L, IfarKer, RD n, Free- Rhlrler M Leonard, hlk. ISA, lot ODD JOB SERVICE Full time work. Days. Must be m» lolM. Fit B-fl'J.ip, Can between «•!) p,m, APARTMENTS pi. li, West Park Ave 107.34 Rellara, allies, yards cleaned, Hauling, cthanlcaMy Inclined, Hood referencea, RIAL ISTATI FOR SALI iwt * Lore Clmrllns, hlk. lit, CA 2-TTHT for free eatlmale, SKINO situ VOn OK mirlnWo illih. '•UllNIBIIKi) Al'AIITMKNTH— I. 'J and Int i>t. 12. nreen Orove IM. 33»'2 Apply In person lo make out anpllcn. waihor, rliiafls, WIHIIIM, nml drys TUI WORK Ion form. Scenic Esso Slsllon, ill. 36, :i lioilnmma. Wntor, hr>nt imtmlloil. HOUSES FOR SALE l.vihn K. nr'ika. til rt. 101. lot Treitji removed, prunlne, land eltared. llghlands. illnnar lorvlco for 10, ono.yrnr oltl, •75 to 1100 monthly, CA IMonX pt n nnnfv.t !'.d MOB neasnnnhle rates. Ill T-tSTt. $lon off purcDiise price, Krixiiinirc Tliomu* llrnvv Kit., t,lkn. 100, BI.ECTT.OLIJX CORPORATION nrnli wnnlilng machine completely automatic. TWIN flAM.HH APAHTMKNTH Ihrco ALLENHURST 1117 l.nl It, Itnmlllon fid 479.M HIM I.NTKIINAT1ONA1. TRUCK, II' men for sales and service depart Interior nml nxtorlnr In oxccllont con. nml four rooms, bont dock, elevator, Aomiirl Tnylnr K»l., Mk. 1«7, lot l»«ly, irons Sil.iKH) ihn Driver and merit. Apply Jit fliw Pr/Hipfli'l Ave,, Lit- lltlon, 1119, mi 1S0II. pntlo on river. Kll 1.2:i!lH. One of Ihe older tiunllty hom«« of anh :il, Jutnplfii; llm.ik ltd 40.11 tls Silver Shopping Center, Ati'itU! construction on large cornel truck available, KB 6.9930, DININO-llotlM HUT -. Mnhognny OUR UOOMO hilly lurnlahiMi, nil mil- ilot, two folncki from ih« oconn. Kolll Robert ft r.urilln McM^«n«. f.fk. Won. |irlvn|i) rjitlrunce. IS Third Avo.. 187. lol M. Juinnlng nronk IM. SII.4B MOVAN-Deneral fign, Iruox Isllsrlm OI'KNINUH break-front, ilrn|i>irnf tnbie, two arm aritn brdroomn, two modern haihs Max Wllllami. hlk. 1117, lot 3, , lor_ littles money, «rj years eiperlinos. >ue to increase In business, we need illiilrn, 1129. Kitchen taliln with m AtJanlln lllghlnmls. walk-in closed. In brut section o Ifmilfon fid 107.41 1* M. Bridge Ave., Red Hank. four men who are Intrrentml In the iljiilri, $'JC. Call after 5 |i,m. LI 2.1471. town. Worth Inspecting, J3J.O0O. ••tallIns buelnees. If you are chosen, HT FLOOR S|inrlment - Twu lmi|. 3, W. Mnrrla Kst., I.IK. 1y letter to "Retalllni," llur. oil, nod jULl?: InuluiInU, Call Ayors-Trutola Agency, 1Q Mrtritnrct Mr»v KMitc blk 1, lank, SoiiKltN cftKDKNZA - Cherry rniT jlmrcll HI,. LlttlnHMvi»r.Hlt 1-1VM. KB 1-2800 JCvei, I'll S.)ll» lol 2, 3D Nrwm/ln B|lr?ni|S nil. 12711 00 HELP WANTED-FEMALE HNOINERRS (Mechanical, Oonrrnl and li'iinny. Mml fur I'ffltlnurv ninirl- Wh'tt Hie snte Inhe" tilare. payment nrnt or dining nrnu. Tunic with thri'i? fiirN! AJ'AlV'i'MK.vfiT wn.-Hly Klinni'luiiii ~-~mv«"nV iirojVert'y price of nil lrt«r^ or BnKPMinents. rosls MM-I OI'KIIATOIIH Imluttrlsl) starling salnry |H,3«A imr Ml llltlA , unW*uW lll PnMiol lnitl(C>r», llmnii tiinlirm, collar niium, Naval Ordlnaii" Miilnrlal eiiveo, ne'tla leu. Hllvi'rwnri' itniwcr llfl.fioi! two annrtment* that will KIV* m hn Cl r ml Inrite nl'iniKe nreu. 1,1 '12jjn, Miilfl. I'mit ill t'JOU.S'Jto I'T month Onn ftpnrlhirnl • tip i-ii'ii-ltn'on of th« .Bid, nth* '!, !"l il'" , ""t"". 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Hi. t\:vi:' '••'ir iWte nf tuvrn! him Iniinr, I'mi lurlU'iilnrs will lip 'far* witrinwt will ulirn IIK enn, Mll right here on HI, :m •'•! ••»! mis tfttli O.V'l IIIMJi'i'll'• •' •l'li/^»:f.Kim«'~/i'iV. •l«y' of' 11» mill you r, rrreiiii m y,,Mr li-lli-r. ililcrP'l at lowsr mliuv rnlcit, Annlv lo •OAMAItN l _ BATONTOWN WitilWI 'I'll HAWllflUK f-ir '|i|im "H»v» you gotttn acquainted yet with the watchdog I M muiairlni IHMMIuns Olllctr, «ll 1.3014 jAIINIMIOMAT ' iWUHTINHIIOlillKi" illrtlt«>,l, tlln bnlli, rntivrMlfMit In liiMrN. Mli« Iwii.hr'Iro'Mn CNI>I* Cii'l, e^imn- lll'TII II rn"i»n 'JK'T'A^ """ "'' • I'll «•)!»«, em, aid), KllrilKxr t i:nri> mul uonillllon, >IA. in|i< lti-itN,,i.n|,h. ti,in, Ini-luili-s ullll- l«n itlllr, lull r»llnr i^rt'iMi.i pitnet, HII 7-1717 r«. (.'A I'B.Oll. <'A i.;||»l. til'l nolgllkurhnwl, ml 7 5111. got In tlto Reglitor Want Ad»?" si Mm. L, A. DMfas, Jr. RED BANK REGISTER Milk The Chrlstna* progna*, iwder Milk Priee * direction of Mr*. Edward 18—Tuesday, Nov. 17, 19S9 Mr, Hoffmwf*aid that he would also hear testimony on adjust- Sale a Success Soles, will take place Tuesday, Dec. 8, in the church hall. It- Hearing Set ment of present minimum resale EATONTOWN — Mrs. Joseph prices in North Jersey, including will feature Christmas decora- LeRoy, auctioneer and chairman, tions, carols, and an exchange Sisterhood TRENTON-A public hearing Monmouth and most of Ocean announced at a recent meeting of to consider minimum resale milk counties. of gifts. Each member is request- prices in North Jersey has been the Fatima Mothers' Club of St. ed to bring a moderate gift. The present minimum price of Dorothea's Catholic Church that Bazar Set called for Nov. 30 by Floyd R. one quart of home-delivered milk Mrs. Soles also announced that Hoffman, director of the Office of the "white elephant sale" was The Sisterhood of the Congre- in these counties is 27 cents. "highly successful." Christmas food baskets will be gation Beth Shalom will hold its Milk Industry. given to the needy families of third annual bazar Dec. 7, " The hearing will be held in the This price was established by The money realized will be used the parish. Mothers' Club mem- War Memorial Building, here, at Mr. Hoffman in August. At the lor the administration of Moth- bers who wish to contribute to •nd 9 at 20 Monmouth St. time he issued the order setting Plans (or this were formulated 10 a. m. ers' Club projects. Mrs. Le Roy this project may contact the Testimony will be received con' the 27-cent minimum, Mr. Hoff- was assisted by Mrs. John Kirk- chairman at her home, 15 Mea- When the unit met in the syna- man stated that it would be in patrick, co-chairman, and by gogue on Maple Ave. cerning the establishment of a dowbrook Ave., this place. method to relate minimum resale effect no later than Dec. 31. committee members Mrs. Don- Mw. Edith Sehlusser and Mrs. milk prices in the North Jersey ald Pearce, Mrs. Richard Ma- Left handers won the singles leroy Curtis, chairmen, report- counties to the price paid to dairy The Re(Uter'« cluilfted ad pa loney, Mrs. C.-D. Montgomery championship of the American ad that gifts and foods will be collectively !• Monmouth county'* great Mrs. Daniel Renshaw, and es- farmers for Class I (fluid) milk. market pl«ce when ftuyeri and telnet Bowling Congress in 1955, 19S6 •old. The entire membership is pecially Mrs. Thomas Cobianchi and 1957. serving on the general commit- Producer prices in the upstate; met evenr liiua.—Advertliement tee. The bazar will be open 9 a. at. to 9 p. m Shop daily 9:30 to 5:30—Red Bank Store open Fridays 'tit •: Atbury Park Stora open Wednesdays 'til 9. Mri. George Garoff, member- •htp chairman, introduced three new members: Mrs. William Flahbine. Mrs. Seymour Weisen and Mrs. Maury Somack. Mrs. Chalrei Newman won the meeting prize. Mrs. Sol Rodack and Mr*. Arnold Hartman were the hostesses. Mrs. Jack Heckt, president, said • Chanukah party will be held at IEO SANK, the next meeting, Dec. 10. Tra- 4S-HOUR SUtVICI — The newest Se«rs Roebuck and Ce. stora, a catalog sales of- dttteaal holiday foods will be served by the hoatess, Mrs. Matt fice, was opanad at ribbon-cutting ceremonial Thursday in Koyport. Tha unit, at 64 Chaskowitz. Watt Front St., will faatura 40.hqur service from the Soars Philadelphia warehouse on mo»t merchandise. Many item* will be displayed in tha stora. Left to right, above, are Donald R. Price, ttort manager; Kayport Mayor Norman J. Currie, and Ford Ends A. O. Smart, sale* superintendent. Philadelphia area. Army Course Nylon-Fleece*Lined FORT HOOD, Tex. — Army Police Go P*t Roy A. Ford, whose parents, Guard Baby's Eyes Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Riner. live Fashion Boots at 31 Mount Ave.. Atlantic High- By DOROTHY V. WHIPPLE, examined by an eye specialist To School lands, N. J., completed eight M. D. —an opthilmogist. A doctor who FREEHOLD — Police from weeks of advanced individual specializes in diseases of the eye more than 40 municipal depart- training Nov. 7 with the Second AP Newsfeaturea not the same as an optician. ments in the county went back Armored Division, here. It is surprising how many Some opticians do examine people to school yesterday. P»t Ford entered tha Army children have eye trouble that no for glasses, but a child who needs County Prosecutor Vincent P. last June and completed basic one even suspects. There are a an eye examination should be Keuper announced the tive-day 8.98 combat training here. few symptoms that parents should taken to a competent eye doctor refresher course under his direc- the M-year-old soldier attended be on the lookout for. If you see —if possible, one accustomed to tion with co-operation of the New- Atlantic Highlands High School. them, have your youngster's eyes working with children. Not only ark Office of the Federal Bu- is it necessary to have a knack reau of Investigation. with children to gain their con- The training program, being idence and cooperation, but the held in the court room of county AND problems of 'a growing child's Judge Edward J. Ascher, deals syes are quite different from with basic police methods and those of an older person, whose investigation techniques. eyes may be degenerating. "In order to keep pace with What are the symptoms that the growing responsibiltiesofour might mean trouble? expanding community, changes in 15.95 the law, and the misguided adroit- Crossed Eyes ness of criminals, police train- First is the question of crossed ing should be a never-ending eyes. At birth baby's eyes usually process," Mr. Keuper declared. are not very steady: For the first Don't wait till you're knaa-deep !n tnow to get months a baby may move Prosecutor's Request each eye more or less indepen- Two county Grand Juries in your boots. Hare are two smart styles bound recent years, acting at the pros- dently. A baby gradually brings to take the woe out of winter! Ms eyes under control and by the ecutor's request, have handed up You7/ Receive A Royal time he Is four months old he wil presentments calling upon use his two eyes together most Gov. Robert B. Meyner and the In Brown, or Grey Bucko and Black leather of the time. If by six months his Legislature to enact mandatory police training legislation for re- at MS We/come At Acme's eyes seem straight most of the cruits as well as older police- time, you have nothing to worry men. 1S.9I about. But at six months If on In Brown, Black or White, at 15.9S. eye is slways off, either in or "In every iield of endeavor," I out, up or down, this is a sign Mr. Keuper said, "experience and I of trouble. The baby, who at six familiarity in some degree ares months never uses his eyes to elementary standards for appoint- look straight is going to need ment and promotion." help. He probably never will have He added: straight eyes unless he has treat- "Under our present system, ment. If at six months his eyes however, a man may be named to many local police forces if he STElNBACfTS SHOE SALON, Street Floor and Red Bank are crossed only occasionally you is physically fit and mentally can afford to wait and watch him, alert and can gain promotions If at four years the eyes an through longevity, regardless of crossed some of the time, eve whether he ever, acquires special though for the most part they are skills or produces outstanding re- straight, the child should go to sults. the doctor. "This is not only unfair to the Any child who complains of individual and his police associ- aching, smarting or tired eyes, ates, but it is an injustice to the whose eyes look red and inflamed, community which pays huge or who complains of headache sums every year to maintain po- In Children's Shoes should have his eyes examined. I lice departments and places its Stock Up on Stockings 9 A.M., TOMORROW Sometimes a child who can see {security every day in the hands only out of one eye will cock his of police departments." head on the side when he tries Mr. Keuper continued: It's "Fleet-Air?' to look close. If he cannot see "An additional hazard. which well he may bring objects very is most frustrating to law enforce- NOW and Save! WEDNESDAY NOV. 18 close to his eyes to look at them. ment authorities, is the risk of All of these symptoms require failure in prosecution because further investigation. ' the basic police investigation was For Perfect Not all of them will be found inept or lacked sufficient deUil. due to eyes, but there is always The fault in such esses is more the danger that such symptons with the law for not requiring might Indicate eye trouble. adequate advance training than Fit! BROADWAY with the policemen." Routine Examination Special Agents J. J. Tracey and It is very good preventive med- C. E. Kteinkauf will be among ical care to have all children ex- instructors at the training course. Hosiery Week amined by an. eye doctor when Others.will be members of the they start school. This is not New Jersey State Police. absolutely necessary if the child Chief of County Detectives shows no symptoms and of either John M. Gawler is in charge of the school or his own doctor tests arrangements. Nov. 16 thru Nov. 21 his vision with the standard eye charts. Mrs. Mecuslcer After a child starts school, any Good looking too —and they feel just as good trouble with school work calls for an investigation of his eyes, Given Farewell Featuring New "Diamond" Pattern as they look! Bring tha youngsters in and have Sometimes a child can read the eye chart at 20-foot distances but Party, Gift them fitted for new Fleet-Air shoes for tha hoi. has trouble seeing the printed Eyecatching Textured Nylon Hose EATONTOWN — Dr. and Mrs. page clearly. idayi ahaadl Nearsightedness may be pres- Norman Thetford of South St. ent before the child enters school, were hoits last week at a fare- but often it doesn't develop until well party in their home tor Mrs. the child is t or 10 years old. M. R. Mecusker, who. will soon Buy the 3-Pair Box for to • 7.S0 leave with her husband to live in In Brown, Blue or Red Calf. Sizes I'/i to 12 MO Parents need to be alert to California. signs and symptoms that a child I2'/I to 3 ISO holds the book too close or Is The party waa given by mem- Extra Wear, Extra Savings having unexplained trouble In bers or the Eatontown Recreation school, especially if nearsighted- Commission. Mr. and Mrs. Me- cusker have been Eatontown resi- ness runs in the family. In Brown Calf. to I 7.50 Eye blinking ia a symptom that dents eight years. During that often worries parents. This time, Mrs. Mecusker has played Reinforced Sheers ....3 pain, 4.35 I'/i to 121.10 an active party in community ac- I2*/I to 3 ISO symptom unlike all the other ones tivitles. mentioned above is almost never due to real eye trouble. The vast Mrs. Mecusker was a repre- majority of eye blinking is due to sentatlvt from the Eatontown woman's Community Club who Micro Meih Hoie 3 pairs, 4.35 nervous or emotional troubles. worked to establish tha borough's recreation committee. She serv- Chamber Sets ed on club charity projects, bor- ough fund drives and on tha li- brary board. Service Sheer* 3 pairs, 3.90 Member Meeting Recreation commission mem- LONG BRANCH - The Cham- bers and representatives from the ber of Commerce membership library board presented her a breakfast will be held Nov. 25 nt farewell gift. More than 50 guests Colon; Shell, Bali Rose, South Pacific. You'll marvel at Acme'* excluslvt 8 a, m. In the Carflcld-Gront Ho- attended, tel. "AIR PORTAL" American Hducatlon Weed will SUSPICIOUS ENOUGH Sim I'/J to II, Short, Average, Tall. N* doertl Juit • wide epealng beckoning you te be observed and 30 new Long TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Eigh- Id* easiest, most modem shopping ever. Anal In Branch school teachers will he teen-year-old Rlchnrd Snundcri honored. wait nrrcited under Toledu's fit* cleanest market, too, thanks to Hie amoilng AIR Knlilil Aaron II. Lefkowlli! of suspicious person ordinance. He PORTAL . . . keeps out dust, Insects, Inclement Temple Ucih Mlrlum, Iillieron, wn» wcnrlni: rubber gloves, had weather . . , allows you uninterrupted accesi when will bo Iho Hpenker, « red fiico mask In bin pocket and let a pistol fall from Ills STEIN mars HOSIERY leaving and entering! le sure to sea the AIR POR. II** will lie Introduced by Jump* CIIIUVIEN'S SHOES H, liiirlxmr, proalilont of lliu New nli Icm when hn stooped over Sired t'luur mid AtJmry I'urk titrecl Floor mill A&buiy I'urk TAL. Jersey Trust Company. to untlo his field lypc boots,