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iantd ounr. Monday throucn FtUtr. antind u Mourn clui lfutcr VOLUME 82, NO. 94 it Uw Po« Oiac« mt Red Bask. If. J.. ui)i]*r Hi* Act cl March J. U»i. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Two Winners In President Calls Home Decorating Arms Test Ban I RED BANK — A haute In Rum- ion and one In New Shrewsbury Free Holiday Drink divided the $100 grand prize in Offered by Parkway the Christmas Home Decorating Extension Talk I Contest sponsored by the Red RED BANK (AP) — Material Bank Community Chamber of aa Naw Year's Day win be eer- .Commerce. ved a free drtek by the Gardes Top Bracket Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kirch- Rescind Cop ner, 52 Lafayette St., Rumson, State Parkway. They'll get aa* and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Har- far the read - their ebelee at nett, t Braeburn Dr.,' Newcoffee er tea. Sen* S.M* print, Appointment Parley Set Shrewsbury, will split a $100 ad lavHatleM an plswnsd far etieek donated by the Monmouth County National Bank. the "safety break," the High- In Keyport For Today Second prize—a ISO gift cer- way Authority said yesterday. tificate from Stelnbech's—goes to WRST FHASI — Pictured above it in architect's draw, Civil Service AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Mr. and Mrs. John A. Petlllo, ing of a 22-classroom elementary school to bt built in A ' top bracket conference) 114 Maple Ave., for the best door Will Determine decoration. • Swim Pool Middlttown on Murphy Rd. Estimated cost of tha new which is likely to result In school is $650*000. At right U the eight-room addition Eligibility Statua Most Original extending the U.S. prohibi- Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Plan Gets planned for the Leonardo Intermediate School, to cost KEYPORT - Borough Council, tion on nuclear weapons Jr., 5 Washington SL, Rumson, $250,000. Tha Board of Education will receive bids for at the request of Mayor Norman tests into 1960 headed won the $2S third grand prize— tho first phase of a $3,750,00 building program Jan. 20. J. Currie, last night rescinded Board's OK the appointment of Jay M. Bak-President Eisenhow- • gift certificate from Melina's Officials hopa to have tha naw buildings raady in about Jewelry store—as the most orig- NEW SHRESBURY - Final er. 34, of 98 St. George PI., as a er's schedule today. a year. "••'• • • '••-'. •-...'.• police patrolman. inal decoration. Planning Board approval to a Two cabinet members and 11 Mr. Baker was appointed Dec. Communities included in the zoning ordinance to permit, rec- other key administration offi- judging were Red Bank-River 14 by Mr. Currie. The appoint- cials were called to the tem- Plaza area; Little Silver. Shrews- reational facilities in residential ment was confirmed by unani- porary White House on the bury, New Shrewsbury and Rum-zones came list night at a spe- Township Appoints mous vote of the council. grounds of the Augusta National son. cial meeting. Dec. 21, the appointment was Golf Club. , The home of Mr. and Mrs. Board Member Philip H. Mey- challenged by George Cooksey, Kirchner showed Santa Clam in White House Press.. Secretary er Jr., chief opponent to the pro- 31. of 27 Myrtle Ave. James C. Hagerty gave no indi- a rocking chair in front of posal, registered the lone nega- fireplace. Each window in Officer, Harbor Unit According to Mr. Cooksey, cation how soon .an announce- glassed-in front porch was decor- tive vote. special policeman and a resident ment might come on any deci- The measure has been intro- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A here for four, years, he (Mr. sions on the teats ban or other ated! with holly or laurel and WorM War II Vet Christmas ornaments. duced by the Mayor and Council police lieutenant and a. harbor Cooksey) was certified for ap-topics. But the present 14-month and is slated for a final reading Need* Blood Donor* commission were appointed list pointment as a result of an ex-moratorium on testa runs out at Large Wraiths and possible passage at tonight's amination given in October, 1958. midnight Thursday. RED BANK — A 47-year-old night in a "'lame duck" session Two six-foot wreaths decorated special governing body meeting Fair Haven Council Adopts He said he placed first in the A am date far aa East-Weac the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hara-t 8:15 p. m. in Tinton Falls World War II veteran who win of the Township committee. exam and heads the eligibility School. undergo lung surgery tomorrow summit eaafertnea aa Paris nett. More than a dozen yellow The new lieutenant Is Ralph E. list. waa daa far at least paaslng candles were placed in windows Discussed at length at several In Rlvervlew Hospital Is la Salary Increase Measure need of Mood donore. Wallace, a township patrolman Mr. Baker, also a special pol- maatiaa areuad tedayVcaafer- of the house. special and regular Planning since 1951. His new duties start iceman, and a lifelong resiaent Board sessions, the proposed FAIR HAVEN — An ordinance, tion to the proposal as a starting aaea table. The Western Attaa The double door at the home Lawrence Brooks, 47, at I Jan. 1. here, said at the time of his ap- appear te be hjstaaoat sat aa of Mr. and Mrs. Petillo was amendment in its final form was Aberdeen Ter.* New Mao" providing salary increases for point in stemming "the continu-pointment that he was at the top As expected, the vote on the ing spiral of inflation" in the bor- propose a May M data to Put* ringed with two row* of multi- advertised in The Register Dec. mouth, needs A negative typo certain borough officials and of the list, as a result of the mler Nlklta S. Khraahchev of 18. Mead, far tha operatloa. resolution naming Mr. Wallace ough'a economy. colored lights. was 2-1, with Peter J. Waters police department members, was same exam. - Between the rows of lights were Informal Meeting A hospital official last eight voting no and Mayor John Man, 'living Wage' down their trlgbMl holly and laurel. Two wreaths adopted by Borough Council last Claim Prebed Milton A. Mausner, borough aald men la a ahartage of that Jr.; aad Stephen J. Kalieta Vet- Answering Dr. Stratton Waa for April.». . . . night •• •••.••- •'"' -••••- Councilman Robert J. Strang, members Mg'yeeV:"' " Councilman John C. Damico, Among those the President bells, with flashing lights, hung Tha ordinance; effective Jan. 1,who* described the ordinance as chairman of the police commit he had met informally yesterday Earlier this month. Mr. Waters called Into today's meeting wart (See WINNERS Pg. IS) with Mayor Karl K. Baron and passed Council 5-1. an effort to provide-borough.et tee, (old The Register list night TCgjMtnd the lone negative vote The governing body's newest pfoyees with. VaUving wage." it appears, after investigation, Secretary of State -Christian A. with Thomas Jardlne, Newark at on a proposed ordinance estab- Herter, Secretary of Defense. orney representing several River member — Councilman Edward that Mr. cooksey's claim may lishing two.sew police posts, the Salary lajtaa. oe correct Thomas S. Gates, Jr., Gen. Na- dale Aye. residents who object lieutenancy "and a sergeant's po- V. Stratton — was the only Thieves Busy member to vote against the' Undir u»ee n«w"aaUr" y ordi- than F. Twining, chairman of the to a swmimtng club that is plan- In Bayshore lities). ' ';,:';•• aax*, tjbe niaat raajje fraa Sttu Both be and Mayor Currie, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Chair- ned for that area if the amend- measure's adoption. however, 'agreed' that there are ment Is adopted. Several towns in, the Bayshore He aaid lie could see no prac- lor Polks Chief CarTE Jakubecy man. John A. McCone of the Dr. Stratton termed Ua opposi- "" aactlot two aeoior saw- technicalities involved regarding lomic Energy Commission. ' Over Week-end Mr. Mauaner stated that Mr. hae minor; flooding tide nonta* eligibility and that Civil Service as a.result of the heavy rains. pofntlns}oatthat Also on the list were James EATONTOWN — Thieves broke Jardlne had reiterated his clients" wUl have to make the final deci- P. Wadaworth and Dr. James objeettea to the ordinance change In Union Batch* cars wart the. appointments would leave the sion. ".••".;;•- ;;•-;- Into two business establishments " "" '*Kh only two regular ers B. Flak, who represent the Uni- here,over the week-end. and cited esses where such zon-stalled at Pront St. and. Union te* States la different phases of ing changes had resulted in court Ave. and on Park Ave, at the n and four officers—"all Police Chief WiUiam Zadorozny chiefs and no Indians," hesald. Baker, tt wai indicated that be East-West negotiations at Gene- said $80 and a sweater were action. bridge. Water waa one to- two will get the Job. va on halting the testing of nu- However, Mr. Mausner empha- feet deep at these two pointa. Award fact •fi^iSS^ taken from a safe at the Tide- j~m,e AIA liff Oaorge W. Curchln, tax collec- If not, Mr. Strang aaid, ha is clear weapons. water Oil Company. Lewis St. sized that no case cited involved Keyport had flooding in the No resolution waa offered list tho actttag af me a situation Identical to the local %Jt <£ly*HY tor, «t,MP, iip DM; Koy W. Nel-in favor of giving the appoint- The safe, which had been area around Division St. and innight on the sergeant's position, ^ " son, borougii clerk, #,300. up ment to Mr. Cooksey. one. other parts of town. "punched," was discovered Mon- provided for in the ordinance, FREEHOLD - The County *•* ChiM Jfakubecy. *,M up "One . thing is certain," he hewer's small efflee abave tho He said he could not guarantee The Keyport governing body and Mr. Waters asked the pmi of Board of Freeholders yesterday *350; WiUiam KoOuuw, police noted, "we need another regular ere ehep at Aagaata Natteaal. man, Robert Aumack, he expects approval soon for a $44,-"to take special notice of. IMa captain, »,10U, up *KW; George amendment, if adopted, but that fact.',1 awarded a contract for |M,U7 to patrolman in the department. The Preeldeat arrived at tha 080 county-borough drainage proj- Andy Ftory, Point Pleasant Cnandler, police sergeant, *>,Vuu Nothing wiU change that" The sweater was a Christmas h e coulld finfid nothinthi g InvaliIlidd iin ect to partially relieve the Broad ejaV Sisaday tar a weak of gifft from ththe employeeemplyees toto ththee 'it. Mr. Waters, a Republican, la Beach, to generators for up $300; patrolman with over live Mr. Strang aaid council may sangled work and itanattitv St.-Dlvision St. drainage situ expected to be the new mayor y«ara of service, $a,M0; patrol- owner, Theodore Speck. ation. tha Welfare Home and Allenwood have an answer from Civil Serv- Another round of golf wat the WMett Comments when the committee organlies Hospital. men with over three years of Detective Capt. Harry Leo is Highlands also reported flood- ice within the week. only other definite item on the Investigating. In recommending approval of next week. He will be supported The action came at a special service, S5.3S0; patrolmen with Eisenhower program for today. the measure. Councilman Her- ing in areas below the hill and by Sigmund V. Kowalski, Repub- under three yeara of service, I Ne Red lak Chief Zadorozny said thieves meeting. y , H The administration is expected bert L. Willett 3d, said the boardat several low points near the ation. (See MATAWAN Pg 2) A special officer — Walter mental effects. SHREWSBURY-No one was O'Neill - Is scheduled for a chairman during 1959. ed whenever M appsaral la hav Chief Zadorozny Mid the door injured in an accident on fog- Councilman Henri J. Hanaen're- vital te " - - Attending the meeting as spec- The county agreed to pay $17•20, 0 increase. This wiU bring his of the savings company was tators were Councilmen-elect Don- bound Rt. 35 yesterday after- salary to 14,600. quested that a tax sale be held forced open, but the theives ap- ald Cole and John Lemon Jr. noon Involving two cars and INDEX W u IU share of the 1192, in the near future. that tko ltd any < tff oa> parently departed in haste, leav- bus. M0 cost of the proposed Sea Librarian's Salary Mr. Dane said that auch a sale and Councilmen Daniel Renshaw Miss Jane Covant, librarian, leas tho Geneva ing a drill and aledge hammer and Robert MeCall. Police aaid a car driven by Bright beach erosion project. is now being arranged and that Btrtha will receive $3,130, up $150; Mrs behind. Dorothy Kaplan, U Borden St.. The remainder of the cost will it will be conducted sometime af- The stumbling block at Geneva was turning left onto Broad St. Jbn bt shared by tha municipality Barbara Dodge, assistant librar- ter the first of the year. The forced entry was discov- LEO BROKEN ian, $1,500, up $160; two senior his been an inability of East and ered Sunday afternoon by the from White St. when it collided Hal Beyle* and tha state. Council voted to hold ita 1960West to aet up a satisfactory in- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A with another aato headed south Bridge sanitation department employees organization meeting Jan. 4 at custodian. Bradley Beach man was injured The freeholders sold an old $4.M0, up tlUO; two regular san- ternational inspection, system to on Broad St., driven by Maurice Classified payroll machine to the Burroughs 7:30 p. m. in borough hall. detect and, if possible, prevent Investigating are the Eaton- yesterday' afternoon about 4:25 Cohen, 2 Jefferson St., Middle- Coaiiei .... itation department employees, town Police and officers of the in an accident on Asbury Ave. Corp., Trenton, for a high bid violations of any agreement town. •4,500, up «300; one junior sani- NO SIGNAL Federal Bureau of Investigation. Police, said a car driven by of tj.soe. The machine will be tation department employee, $4, among the nuclear powers to halt The car driven by Dorothy Edltarlale replaced by a newer model. tests permanently. Charles Quixley, 13, was struck Kaplan was driven across the WV, up 9m, and Arthur Davison, HAZLET — Virgillo Refano, 24, by a truck driven by Donald road into a atopped Boro Bus The board will meat Monday, oorough mechanic, HMO up $200 or 2241 West Seventh St., Brook Hagerty told a news confer- High School Reevey of Wayside. Mr. Quixley headed north and operated by Lefkawlti at noon to reorganize for the Tha salary of these employees lyn, drove his 1959 Thunderbird ence yesterday that it was not waa taken to Fltkln Hospital with new. year. Into the railroad signal light stan Adolph Bluhm, M Sea Drift Ave., it will stay the aame: his understanding that today'a a compound fracture of the right Highlands. . Serial Re-elected members to Mr. Lurchin, treasurer, $1,000; chion on Bethany Rd.. near Rt. meeting would take up the U.S. Is Ransacked leg- It took the First Aid Squad No summons was Issued pend- ii sworn in at that meeting i W. Raymond Van Horn, tax as- 35, about 12:05 this morning position on Khrushchev's pro* aa hour to get him out of the • Mr. Irwla and Walton P. Sher- sessor, $1,000; Russell Hendrick- knocking it over, State Police possl that the world disarm com' offices wreck. ing further Investigation by Pa- RED BANK - Two trolman George Jeffrey. W. I. WMto 14-U son, library Janitor, WOO; fctf.said. The railroad had the stan- pletely in four years. were broken into In Red Bank ward Urower, borough electric- chion repaired within two hours. The call that went out for tha High School yesterday. ian, $W0; Magistrate John V Mr, Refano waa charged with conference didn't mention dis- Police Chief George H, Clay Council to Pick Croweii. $J,0Ou; Mr. Nelson earless driving. armament, Hagerty said. ton aald a lock waa pried off court cierk, >40U, and Mrs. iho- a window in a tunnel-way con James Mitchell Seen Prime mas Morton, welfare director, nectlng the Branch Ave. and Police Chief OU. Harding Rd. buildings. Mayor Russell H. Minion an The door to the office of Royal Vice Presidential Prospect LITTLE SILVER — g nounced Mat ne and council will Latest News Hintze, principal,' was Jimmied Council will meet tonight _. . meet eany next month witn ttiu p. m. In special session to revieat wI open, and a holt knocked In the By Martha Cat* arcnitecturai linn of Ucroer, PARIS I AP) — Pajhuntli awftt frctn frmct. Mtcti wall next to the safe. Nothing not, I think would bt tantamount Horatio Algtr aaga-ln fad, hethe results of police examina- WASHINGTON BnBBlt•PaWfUWtt# VWIfwlaUBUa^aaSl l vwWaVkBkaVasH l nllgantsBrWj 1V AW A tin money box and a flit award for rising to a high and Top consideration will be glv-oorougn hall and library. Porot Rd., Little Silver, N.J., a fered an honor of that kind would influential position from a mod- caMnat ware opened In tht of' en to selecllne. a replacement Earner this montn, Council re- MM big outspoken Irishman-has a have to seriously consider it." est beginning. for Polka Chief Fred Zleglar, flee of Wlllird Browning, vlea calm way of running his ofrice Mitchell, 5», has held the labor ceived bids totaling $13,88* in principal' Tht deak also wai ran- After finishing high school In who Is retiring after N years of aa secretary of labor, post since ISM, At various times ••17. he took a SIS-a-week Job In excess of tne $(7,000 the govern VIENTIANE, Laos IAP) — The No. 2 man in tht tacked, hut nothing taktn. service. ' • . ing body had hoped to spend on And he's known as a good polit- ht has had labor, business and a grocery itore In Elisabeth, Councilman Charles W. Ste- Laotian government, Katay Don Satorlth, died today at Ml William McOIrr, a Janitor In ical soldier and a rugged cam- apparently even the White House thu building, the Branch Ave. building, re- N.J., Ms home town. MM police committee chair- homo in Vientiane. Ho wai SS. Came of death wai not paigner who hits the road for mad at him. From thtrt ht kept on work- man said council hopes to make Svcend Time ported the entry last night, De- hla party come campaign lime, It was thu second time that announced. Katay, contidarad pro-American, was Premier tective George H, Clsyton, Jr., In ISM he told a CIO conven-Ing, became an expert handling a decision on the police promo- Now he's being mentioned si tion he opposed state rlght-to- labor relations for New York de-tions at tonight's closed meeting,, bids for the structure, which Is from 1954 to 1956, Premier Phoul Sananikone named him Is Investigating, possibility for the Republican work Isws, measures which pre- partment stores, waa civilian Ha said the governing body planned for Klvcr and Fair Ha- deputy premier in August, 1951, and he remained In tht lea Bright Bereugk Taipayera Ice presidential nomination, vent labor contracts from requir- manpower chief for the armed ven Rds,, have comu in too high, will also decide when to an- pott after a Cabinet shakeup eirlltr this month Having completed my assess- Some politicians have suggested ing workers to be union mem- forces during World War II, nounce the results. In other business, Council: ment books for tho year 1950 Mitchell, a Roman Catholic, bers. The White llouae said and was an assistant secretary Municipal Clerk Fred I.. Ayers Acceptep d tho resignatiog n o would provide balance ihould the same may be Inspected at my of- Mitchell wasn't speaking for of the Army when he was named said two men who now hold the Lestet r EnglandEld , momocr off th MADRID (AP) — Dr. Antt Pavotk, 9«l*ll*«*» fice. 1142 Ocean Avs,, Sea Bright, Democrats put a Catholic on Elsenhower, IJul the President to the tabor post In ISS1, rank of police sergeant ire quali- llocal l assistanci e board, and Mrs. N. J, their ticket, hain't stripped Mitchell from re- He and his wife, with their fied to succeed Chief Zlc«Ur- Dorothy C. Lucldy, planning of Croatia eterlao. World War II ana) out af tht Itatjlasj Arthur 0, Axelien Mitchell himself hits salt) he peating his stand, French poodle dog, also have a James Fix and John Foster. board secretary, war criminals itlN at laraja, died yesterday la tho •anwaa Assessor Aftn't a candidate for vice pres- Mitchell can net nut on a limb home In Washington, Their only Councilman Stephens said three Opposed it request for a one htipltol hero. Ho wai 70. The death wai raaarraa) by ident, addltiH "Once I leave the too, Once when lie got caught, ho day liquor llccnao by Iho Man —Adverllnemenl child, Blltabeth Lta Mitchell, waspatrolmen-David Kennedy, Nor- Madrid MWiaaatra and etnflrmtd by Hit Municipal Pt> li I WWII (I) Ifflll ft IrKK Ale hl/i hat (mode of cuke)) on married latt June to Francis An- man Skldmor« ami Walter hnttanvllle College Alumni As Notice 1 lift ," thhe fronf t p o(( thhe LaboLb r EE)e drew Nitche< of Philadelphia, Stearns— took the t«M (or police docliiilon of Momnouih Countvy u.. noral Strvlco, Pavelic wai wonted by Prtildent Tlta'l N.Y.U, Cluli of Mnnmouth and WtwM Cmttldcr 'that wai IAM month MitchelMihll l readsd , ddoiin'' t BO I In hold a charity nffnlr In a locnl VHqoilov ftvtrnmtnt far trial an charejtt that Ht wai rt- Ocean Counties (to he formed), Hut he Alto laltr, when when lili for uporM. Once he limed hit residence. of fmp|Oy Also up for review IIHIIKIII arc tptnilblt for tht killing of 700,000 Strbi and Jtwi tVrtaf Orsdii«le» |>leaiie IPIKI name and If lip would aitepi the input Impiiivpmm! IIn H favorite recreation for a week- the results of tents Riven l) David finliMniM, I fitr vii r IllPelllflll, Ihln'l (niiin imr r>nd nl IIJKIIU as "killing under to threh e candidates for a new for renriinnl/.itllftii |>ur|)c>r,c» until hit 3Vi ytart at Hit Axli vlttroy. Ht fltd YuaotUvla I'fPM Plata, Ailmry 1'itik, I'nr itnyinif In nay 111 WOUlli 111* Muty la Hi" AlllrlkKII » llrn," patrolmkh, .Inn. 1 nt 11:30 «. m. In May, If45. 2—Twwbr* Pw.». W» WED BAXK BKCISTEW OBITUARIES Gift Hitchhikes 114 Mile* ForMaUwan

MRS. FRANK NORTH > MISS ELLA M. VOWWEES Looking for Her Lastpog Police Chief j EATONTOWN — Miss Ella M. MATAWAN — The Funeral RED BANK — Mrs. Harriet Voorhees. 72. of: Recklssa PI.. nd would live oh hamburgers service for John Joseph Flood, North. 83, of 2 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, died here Sunday in ST. THOMAS, Ont. (AP) — An died yesterday in Marlboro SUte exhausted 17-year-old girl came ntil she found Jinty*. •''••' ef. will be the Westgate Nursing Home after back from Detroit last night with But despite help front NYC of- y to. in St. Hospital. long illness. only a leash and an aching heart 'icials and long houra wandering loseph'p s Catholic Churea where She wat a former vaudeville Bora in Freehold, Township, to show for her grueling search hrough the foggy New-York Cen- JUggh requiem mass wffffll bb e off performer wore than N years she was the daughter of the (ate ral yards and around the depot. lor her, lost dog. PMH by Rev. Comeljus.'jlj ; KKane, Mrs. North was bom to New Joha aad Ella Voorhees. ' Judy! Ferren'e German shep- io one answered her calls of fa Miss Voorhees wit employed Jinty, Jinty, Jinty/' :* York City, dauthUr of the latt herd, Jinty. remained lost, Joha aad Emma Wilton Marthe- u a bookkeeper " —' An NYC official btught her a Judy arrived in New York last ler. and had lived here more pany, Broad St., ..... icke't home late yesterday. was a member ofthe lutheran week from her home in Soutli- She arrived, her mother said, than 48 years. ' •>•• •• • • hampton, England, bringing her Surviving are her husband. Church. Long Branch. r.J exhausted and fatigued/' Mrs. Surviving are a siattr,; Mrs. year-old dog with her. Mrs. rarren' refused to allow nevrs- Frank, aad several aiecee *aad aBaTat*!4sB>altg1 ' ' - *' ' ' '' WilUam Vaa Pelt of LoBgBraach, Gladys Ferren, the girl's mother, to speak to her. ' - met her and they started on the A requiem mass will be offered aad Frank Voorhees of iomer- train to Mrs. Ferren's home here. ir, at t. a. m., in St: Ule, aad three aieees. Judy rode with Jinty in the CathoUe Chnreh* Red Theraitm wiU be. hWJM 2 baggage car from New York to Storms Buffet Bank, by Rev. Richard Uadem p. m. tomorrow la ibe Woalky Buffalo. There they changed to Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cem- 'ufteral Home. Rev.'Istrtwrt Os- a train for St. Thomas that lack- Northeast With etery, under the direction of the wald, pastor of the Loauj Branch ed a 'baggage car. .Jinty rode John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Lutheran Church, will effWate. in d baggage car to Detroit and Burial will be in GJeowdod Ceme was to be transferred to a train Snow, Sleet - MM. SAMUEL ZAR that would take her to St. Thorn By the AtaecUteaT Preit TALK IN THI COMIDOt — David McDonald, presidinf of «h« Sfsjlwerkers Union, RED BANK - Mrs, Samuel as in time for Christmas. Zar, 84, of 314 Spring St. die* MRS, CHARLES A. WTTNER Angry winter—cloaked in a and •ther union officials talk ouhide Washington conference room where they met He was * member of St. Jos- But Jinty bolted the car when variety of costumes Including hiaday ia Monmouth ; Medical RED BANK — >trs,. Susan' the door was opened and disap- with President Eisenhower's board of inquiry in the stool d it put*. Left to riflht: eph'p s Churcch anandd iu Holy Nine Canter after a short illness. snow, sleet,' rain and" cold winds SSocietyi . Kiht'rfChKnightsb , Mary Pittaer, N. died fcwday peared in the New York Central —blustered through the North- Chief Counsel Arthur Goldberg; I. W. Abel, secretary-treauirer; Vice rVoiident M«. Zar. was.a .member.of ia Rivercrtst Nursuw Home, . . railyards in Detroit. Patrolmen's DsaevolSBt Assecia- the Hebrew .Benevolent east today knocking tout electrici- Howard Hague and McDonald. Abel is hidden. ,. IAP Wirephoto). tioo.sut* Police Chiefs! AsaocU- She was a former. Wilsoi. Ave,. Judy told her mother, "If I ty in some parts and spreading Societi y ef New Brunswickk . ShShe Port Monraouth residaat, . • . tion Internatioaal Police wat a lifelong resident, of .New could only get to Detroit Jinty general'discomfort. Chiefs' Association. Mrs. Pittaer was bera ta Eng- would know my voice if she New England braced itself (o Brunswick until the .moved here He wa» acharttt member of a year ago. land and was the daughter af tae heard it and would come to me ome of the' meanest' weathe Gunmen Lift Ml Fuel Tank the local first aid squad aad an Ute John W. and Mary S. Bree She won't come if anyone else this season. The snow that fctr Surviving are,her husband, Births asempt firemaa of die Washing- Samuel Zar, here; three Hartwn. • ..•.*.•« .•?•••• •.•« calls her." reled across New York sUte » Engine Co. • , She is survived by h« hus- headed into Vermont, Maaia- Relics Worth Drops, Woman Muter Sgt. Benjamin' Zar So Judy got up early Sunday Rivervlew Sjirvlng are his wife, Mrs. AnnFort Myer, Va., Alex Zar band, Charles A. Pittaer, aad a morning and hitchhiked 114 miles chusetu and New Hampshire. •on, Clifford Rowland of Water- Saow warnings were up for the M. Nalge Flood, and a brother, Phoenix, Ariz., and Paul Zar of to Detroit.. She told her mother $70,000 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ciam Burned to Death bury,. Conn. • • ..:.••-;•< •••• entire area. Three. highway James Flood of Newark. . , Red Bank. " . ' by telephone she hsd a dollar JERSEY CITY (AP) - A 69- brone. 174 Fair Haven Rd., Fair TUCSON. Ariz. (AP)—A wom- The fuaeral wilt be tomorrow. deaths have been blamed, on the Haven, daughter, Sunday. The funeral was held yesterday storm. •" • '• ' ; year-old man told police last an riding a bicycle, died in st the Gleasoh Funeral Home; at 11 a. m. in Badtat , linersli ) Mr. and Mrs. Mild> DeGugas, pillar of fire yesterday when Violin Teacher Philadelphia, New York City night he had been robbed of re- New Brunswick. Burial wss"ln Homtv Keyport. Burial will be ligious'relics insurtd for $70,000. 836 Fourth St.. Union Beach, B47 fuel tank fell like a bomb i n CedarwooCddd CCemetery.. « ., and other cities along'toe Atlan- daughter, yesterday. Congregation 'PbUe' "Zedek^ Ceme- Wide Losses He ' told them the' 'articles in- and: exploded. Dies at tery. New Bniniwftk".';, '•;/;/• tic Coast were drenched In wind- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grzech, lashed rain which lifted heavy cluded' a splinter from the cross The victim wat Mrs.-June A. EDWARD ANDREW* on which Christ died. 727 Prospect Ave., Union Beach, David, 32-year-old mother of two ORANGE (AP) - Otto K. THEODORE T. MARSH NEW SHREWSBURY — The Are Taken fogs that had shrouded the re- daughter, yesterday. Schill, a violin tencher who hsd gion yesterday. Airplanes, bus- Matthew Jacksch, of 137 Ar- boys. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fls.- funeral of Edward Andrews, 78, lington Ave., said two gunmen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barker, , Officer Clifford Smith said the performed with some of the great fheodore T. Marsh. II. of 131 es and autos were snarled dur- musicians of the last century, is of 45 Cherry St., will be held By Stocks ing the fog. in a Cadillac held him up, taking 724 Second St., Union Beach, son, woman was sucked into a fiery Guava Itle, died here .Sunday^ Thursday' at I p. m. i» Pilgrim column that shot 250 to 300 feet dead at N. The extreme northern part of the splinter and a medallion con- this morning. Prior to moving here hv INS,Baptist Church, Red Bank. < NEW YORK (AP)-Some wide taining a piece from the'crown Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bachler. high. Her body, virtually incin- Mr. Schill, Newark; died Sun- Mr. Marsh was a resident of losses were taken yesterday New York state got up to a half day at New Jersey Oorthopedlc Officiating will be Rev. Hen- of'thorns worn by Christ at his 452 Middle Rd., Hazlet, son, this erated, waa found 30 to 4) feet Woodbridge. N. J. and Rumson, ry Morgan, pastor. Burial* wi(> among big gainers of IMi as the a:foot of snow.-Sleet which pre- from the burning bicycle. ceded the' rsnow -knocked out crucifixion. morning. , . , be in White Rldga Cemetery un- stock market began its last week Police confirmed the articles ing from a fractured nip. Mr. of Rumaea Presbyterian Church. of the year. power to nearly 4,080 homes as Monmouth Medical Center The tank, laden with 1,730 gal- SchlU suffered the broken hip der the direction of the P. Leon branches toppled across electric- had been recently insured with lons of fuel, fell as the plane Ho was the husband of the late Harris Funeral Home. Prices of pivotal stocks were the S. S. Ballin agency. Newark. Mr. and'Mrs. Glenwood Credle, rote from Davit-Monthan Air when he fell down a flight of Emma Henry Marsh. al lines. At least two persons stairs at his home Dec. II. Mr. Andrews died Sunday in mixed although for the list as a died of electrical shock. Jacksch said he was about to 27 Drummond Ave., Red Bank, Force Base. Smith said it ex- Surviving are a son, Justin T. whole losers outnumbered gaii return the relics in a white en- son, yesterday. ploded on impact and spread 1 Mr. Schill mi born in Pforz- Monmouth Medical Center. heim, Germany, in 1M3. He waa Marsh ef Fort Lauderdale; ers. velope to a safe deposit box at fiery carpet 675 feet long ani grand-daughter, Mrs. Bruce Gor- Card at Thanka Among the IS most active the Trust Co. of New Jersey, 352 wide. an accomplished violinist by the The family »' tha lala KallMM Ollanl- Egg Market time he was 12 years old. Upon don of Cincinnati, Ohio, and two tld« (ratttully aeknawlaaea MM many stocks, gainers and losers were when he was robbed. He had "There was a woman's bod) greatgrandchildren. kind aiprnalana ol trmMlkjr "—" taken them out to have them Soldier Charged graduation from the Stuttgart th«lr raetnt baraa»«raijt.. A even at seven apiece. One stock NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) — on the road," said Harry A. Conservatory he made a number The funeral will be held ThurS' Ihtntci 10 tha numwa rr was unchanged. American Air- Wholesale egg offerings moder- photographed for the insurance Fieldman, who arrived moments day at 11 a. m. at the Greii mtnt aM Pint AM,.tba policy, he said. of concert tours of his native HOM Cempany an« lines. ate. ' Demand improved' - yeater- On Two Counts later. "There was fire every, country, during ..which he heard Funeral Home, Woodbridge, N. J. th« ~ The Associated Press average day. Receipts (3 days) 25,900. Police theorized robbers might ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — where and the waa burned to Burial wiU be in Cloverfeat Park HL . crisp." - • >•;. ;. composer .Johannes. Brahms, and SlaM*., ef 60 stocks was unchanged at New York spot ;jgj»ojatjont fol- have seized. Jaxk'tcii by'.chance. Marvin H. Norwood, 24, of D t w«h tfanlst Frani:Llsit. Cemetery. $228.0fc with the industrial*.,up ow: Jacksch said' he' was i de- Battery,""Fort' Hancock, was Even at - a probe -began, Air Iacludas Midwestern Force investigators praised the He moved to;Newarlt. iin, IMS 20-cents. the rails oft 70 cents scendant of Austrian nobility charged last night with leaving and. contlnqed Jo jriYtMfllik let- and the utilities up 10 cents. Miied colors — Extras ( whose family had been given the the scene of an accident' and pilot for averting a greater-trag- v sons until two years ago. NEW YORK (AP) — Yestef lbs.) 12&P6: extras (4MI lb».)articles by fttj RomahV(Catholic drunk driving, police reported. edy. They said Capt. Donald R. ' day's closing stocks: Jli/4-32; extras medium 21^-29^; Police said his Army truck Shilling, commander of the four out a man crew, kept the fuel boml WIIXKIE'S BROTHER ACF Ind 41 I-T-B CM Brk 40* standards large 29^-31; checks struck the resr of a car driven Adami Xt 2714 Joflni Mm from falling in a densely popu OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — Her- Air • Rcduc Jonaa * L S* 2M8M8 . " "' •" •••-•"•• by Rustell W. Phillips, former man Willkie. younger brother of loan application Alias Cp Joy Mil 43' lated Tucson suburb only by put- AU«f L-ud KaJMr Al Board of Education president, at ting the plane into a tteep bank. the late Republican Presidential Allied Ch Kcnnaeott S3' Seventh: Ave. and . Memorial Allied Sirs Koapara US authenticity of,tha religious syi Wendell L. Kriii., SS . - 11 Wl W Allls Clial -. \ 33S t\«Hia faBl*^l f laf'jta JH|)f jg • ^&1BW V~ »*I- flJW Jinife l Alcoa 10ST» L«hl{h C 4KU He tmffiimM driving: and a Am Alrlln 24'., L*h Pan c 30< he had been a patient for six Am Brk Bh Leh Val Ind 1 Vacksch, of 137 Arlngton A block to do when he felt the six-ton Am Can L*h VaJ Ml S' tank shift before it fell. years. Mr. Willkie, who was 85, Am cyan LOr Olaaa tt had been jILgince he.wu«Mcken Ub MeN ft L 10 10 said. Tones' Sgt. Nelson'-Mor- Tel M!4 Mack Trk 4S< 'Authorities said insuT»nce"pre- zi found him a few minutes lat- Am Tab 107H UartlB Oa - ••**> miuni's on such a policy would er. OPEN A Am Vlaoma 42 H«ek "'so' Amp me ST llo Pae A 45 run about $1,000 a year, but In municipal court last night, Rolls Are Down Anaconda «J!t Meauir Oil M Matawan CHECK-LOAN ACCOUNT Armco atl »W Haat War* U noted that the policy had been two motorists were fined by WASHINGTON (AP) - Vete- Armour * Oa M!t Nat Btee in effect less than six months. Magistrate. Irving B. Zelchner. (Continued) »^V mi " J"t': Armat Ck tt rans enrolled in training under Aihl Oil UK They werei*, the Korean GI BiU this fall to- ally poHible to dissolve tha com- *i& w* J*^ AtcWnao* MM Atl ItoHn taled 400,000, compared with al- mission during tha next adminis- Avao tin II .M^mm sum a. *.most (00,000 students a year ago, tration's term of office." Ff#9MM S.:trls*St NCtTiQItCN ;• Biboack * W 17 NUN F Btia Una 17 N* Am Ar Ins ak•A^BH ^^aTdaa^B^^^Ha.^H.'jA^^bBa^auakafta\ ' A *.* ~ •— — - "— the Veterans Administration .Mr. Waters has objected to Ban * Oh Nor Fae •ng aiM ajnvng wnnout a ucense 1. ywi m vBwvys- IBBWC© cflss IWWI < BiMll Ar Ita.it AlrUa BafAtB ' IV iimaV^aB^ JLT^BkaMakaaaal -BlaTakBaaat- ' MU ported yesterday. the formation of the body since Bath Will Ohio on 5; UOtftT.. BRANCH -TF. W nuv, Jii^'MHI^XQWira InWUI* 4o Boalm Air Ollvar ca RED BANK'—• A 17-year-old ( But there waa in Increase from the subject wss first discussed Oulb Mar Woolworth A Co.. IM Broadway, of 32 Second Ave.. $40 for reck- • 4,800 to 7.900 during the san earlier this month. Bora Warn Owaaa 111 Ol .S will dose Thursday. Fair Haven girl will have a ju- 1 Pan A W Air n venile hearing on charges she less driving Dec. 12 when his car period in the number taking pa •Watte at Money* Param Plat 49' The store hat been in opera struck a local police car, caus- in the War Orphans Education He said that he had never been PaaMjr. JC IM tion here 50 years. took about $24 worth of mer- Pa Par * It M< chandise from Kridel's, 2 Broad ing $208 damage. Program. given a good reason for the i aaiywiiaTB) wnmf Pa RR It' Brent L. Wampler, manager, Phil El W St., while working part-time in This is a program of financi- commission, and that in his opin- t* aaiiMani BMaMaiaSlBmai said the order to close down of #230 aid for the education of childrer ion, it is a "waste of money." rum Pit M came from New York City head the store during the Christmas It aWCMaffjry. alvajfyfjifj|aj Pit atati it shopping season. . . of war veterans who died in serv One of Mr. Waters' arguments Pub Sv B*O SV quarters, hut gave no reason for ice-connected conditions., „_, publlck IM t< the..ahutdowa. ::.: • .'"' . Police Chief George .H. Clay Is Returned is. thautbe towruOWp • ewas ao Pullaun ton Of the 400.000 ex«I't taking land teroVMg on XarHtin Bay. Pura oil Thi,r 81ngari..$eMii|£Macliine ' j^Jfe)!WWII»W.--*«*' *•»«• RED BANK - Mrs;-Haiel Ar- RCA Cq.-awi sir tecoM'i!9#-orfices iby Bernard •ttatelsee,"" marv; mandersf,' 187 Hi ver St:. yeiter- training this fall, about 250,000 Mr. Waters himself has been also are.In,.the,.building.. ager. The girl, allegedly took two day said about' $22 had been" re- are In colleges and universities. aamed to the commission, along P s sweaters worth $9.98 each, and turned to. her. out of $2M which Another 115,000 are in schoeJi with Mr. Man. to serve • eae- If yoyuu can papayy Vl- Veieill eacaa hhave Ra* Fulton So) Grabelle, Bradley Beach, two pairs of knee seeks worth yaer term. St. 3mFl tUa d Mi who Is a partner in'TJIe Act Drug a youngster living in her home below the college level, such ai this monthly: at Kac Pap $2 each. business and technical schools, Others named last night were this much: Satara Rot* Store. Ill Broadway, said the had distributed to other children $10 Sholl Oil The girl hat been released In On-the-job trsineet total nearly Anthony C. Dalfranzo, two years; Slaslalr firm will take possession of the last week. wo "•":•-• amltli. AO Woolworth building by Feb. 1 the custody of her mother, Chief Mrs. Armanderaz said Henry 10,000 and GI farm trainees about Michael H. Collins, three years; Saaonr Clayton said. 14,500. Steve R. Mssko. four yesrs. and •»* aou Pae Mr. Grabelle ats» js a ptrtner Saldago, 10, whose parents live $720 asu Rr The VA said it expects GI en Roy S. Mattnewr, five years'. All Sparry IM , drug stores J»j;Hezlet. tnd in New York City, has been liv- x $f«o Btd irtnd Red Bank Man Fined ing with her about a year. The roltments to continue to shrink ir miiitments, were,. nud«, by Mr. •40 stfja ltd on car number until 19(5. when the pro Sri. , ' ' ^J*\ H.*oo Krll Jl». atd on N (, boy is no relation to her, Mrs. Itud Pack For Drunk Driving Armsnderaz said. gram comes to an end. • Another: anajJyear *twm lr lift Toiaeo open for future appointment. "$71 T«i a Prod RED BANK-Robert L. Logan, Police last week said Henry Toitron ' ef employees in 35, of 138 Branch Ave., yester- WOMAN CUTS WRIST In a tingle ipark of accord Tldtwat Oil gave out the money in a desire early in the evening, the com- ftoo Tranaamor Long Branch store. •• day was fined $225 and had his RED BANK - Mrs. Harrl. UB Carklaa to win friendship. mittee aoproved the tale of three Un Pae license revoked for. two ,years Hoops, 10, of 72 Riverside Ave. Unit Alra yesterday for drunk driving. Mrs. Armanderaz said some of lati in the Keyport Heights see- Unltt.l Cp ITS LIKE IMS the neighborhood children who required five stitches on her lef Men to Mr. and Mrs. David Bul- UB UMI INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-Mr. ind Logan was arrested Dec. 8.by wrist last night after she cut StlOW TODAY 1'B Pljrwd received the money had spent it. lock, Rarltan St., CHffwoad. • vu nub Mrs. Leo S. Miller hoped every- Police Sgt. Emerson R. Williams herself with s rator. Police Chief Mia* Ol No Ry M vu am«lt one understood when their 13 following an accident. Dr. A. George H. Clayton said Mrs. The property, desltnited at rayhoun* 10'4 UB Stan PAYS IIS FINE watte land,'wss soM at a below Suir on in Van Al Ml yea* aid daughter; Carol fut, said Alfred Podell, who examined Lo- Hoops and her husband had had Hammer Pap 3JH Walworth gan, pronounced him under, the minimum after price «f $2», litre Pdr 7JS W B rhe'fatriny was eaflng cariteloupes . RUMSON-M. J. Doughtle. 41 an argument, and she slashed ill C.nt 41 fcaow4ae Barbage..-Tke -melons influence of alcohol and unfit to Heights Ter., Fair Haven, paid her wrist. She wat treated la , It will be used as a pig pas- Int Bui Mch 411 ture. •'••••• • ••• -::•" • - Int Harv 4714 afMuM irarn^oHe seids Miller drive. a $15 fine through the violations Rlvervlew Hospital tnd released Int Nick IM*4 HrtMTkliatg wflh ftheK garbige Magistrate John V. Crowell im- bureau last aight for pasting a Detective Lt, Irving L. Krsk Int Pip«r 1311{ Int T.I A T»l M'i B» fertilize his lawn. .' . posed the fine. school bus. witch Investigated. WEATHER , Northern New Jersey: Meat- r» cs>Bt> today aad teaaglM. rass this LOCAL SECURITIES j mtu4 « (These bid and asked quotstions 'from local brokers do not represent actual transactions. They are a guide to the range with- tag to sleet ever the awrttv in which these securities could have been sold or bought tt the \m. W( time of oMnpilation.) High M httael8s. Wv. . . , Bit 1 , ..Aeked Asbury Pk, Nat'l 1,25 " ta the Ma MlMtf. TMNta MrkV Asbury PH., Ocean Grove 2.50 . 3* . • 1 • east. t*«ttkj •• West ami Allenhurst Nat'l .50 45 Atlantic Highlands Ntt'l 100 IM a • e Belmsr-Wall Nat'l 2.00 H '• tag la M to tt a-.a.h,, aM Central Jersey Bank 100 (»] •rest teaaathwBM at II la M Farmers 4s, Merchants u M.«.b. lamlaM aM Wtaatsaay. First Ntt'l, Bradlty Beach sioo . 155 • • • OMleeki ThwMay aM PrV First Nst'l, Freehold (xx) * «a* mettly Mr aM Mas*** Keansburg-Mlddletown 12.00 Long Branch Trust Mv es'ti. % Ml 11.00 825 •to«k Itlsnd I* Caae Mayi Merchants Trust • ,70 20 Matawan Btnk . .30 II Small craft waralms «MsatayM Flrit Natlensl Itnk Monmouth County Ntt'l I a. m. tMlav. Wtoaa ftorlfc. *•/!••- FfeeheW, New Jensy Peoples Nat'l, Keyport east la north 1MI m.a.h. «• New Jersey "fruit 3,00 80 1.00 • 1 s I am Interttted In a check-loan account Without Sea Bright Nst'l BBBaVfllBBBBllglafl BBafaaliBB ^» aBktfhBhAaBbBBMAAA • 1 • .79 21 ••wTfjfffimBj itwTin fw RrVTnWWvVI obligation, ma I me complete Information Including INDliiSatML laLM «M • BB WaaalskaBaJaiBf *"--*- "flrtt-and-only" apptlcttlon necessary, Electronics Atalitance Corp, • •BPsli* tfiiRrini WfmRrRRMM^t V**JSVT I'.leclronlcs Associates •. ' (xftrf) Hanson VW-M .,' saMh nortlaa, tema rala.aarlh Nemo llaydii Industries ,. . y Laird £ Co, . ... ,, , «lr»r« »•, If lhr,r prn h-nkrlrrm arr tltnut »ir IM« In MOW tedsy Haceml»| (t) Including .10 extra; (xx) 8.7 ntriont nw^ div Io •.Imltr liriiil- ilnrlin piny In Nrt\ i*mr, ,\i IIMIIV, Clnii'k Nhiins Ml, 11 f HI, l.nnli anil • mllM iftnlshl anil W*ft>at< 'I'lut slink dividend (xxx) 3 percent ttikk div New *uik'» i lurlln ijt* are tunvrriliif vu luuie IMI| at AlmlUun (square (iaril«n, City ...... "fix. dividend 2'» In Mink, da)', TlrtM aMiil 1 fttl ah«ve nnrmsl. t. •tPlAHHMGISTPI TewsVr, Dse, Odds Favor IiuurMce Man PXemdMGuiUy Angler In At Colt's Neck Uo§es License To |90 Theft COLT'S NECK—A two-car col- TRENTON (AP) - The state PASADENA. Calif. (AP)-Kon- lision on Rt. 34 here yesterday SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — FwftBattle rad Walter Hubele kept an ap- nanking and insurance commis- afternoon, sent two NAD Earle oner today announced revoca A Fort Monmouth soldier re- LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Boy pointment book. In it, he detail- Marines and a local resident to ceived a six months' suspended ed in diary form how he treated ion of a Haddonfield insurance whatta battle, whatta fish! He the hospital. gent's license for allegedly mak sentence in the county jail yes- fought like a tiger!" himself for a terrible disease, Admitted to Fitkin Memorial multiple sclerosis. ' ing false applications. , terday on a charge of larceny. You've heard the man of the Hospital with lacerations and Charles R. Howell stopped Har- But the book did not hint at possible rib fractures was George William A. Moffat, Crawford house talk like that lots of times. rey Cantor, Haddonfield, from St., pleaded guilty before Magis* Ms, early appointment with Capra, 33, of Colt's Neck. idling health and accident insur Here's something he, doesn't death. And, after two. days, au- Treated for cuts and bruises trate Louis R. Aikens to taking sae«tion: The deck's nce for the Progressive Lit a wallet containing $90 from the thorities still have not determin- at Paterspn Army Hospital were Insurance Co. against the ft*. ed Ju»t why the M-year^oM bio- Frank Donato and Peter ierette. apartment of Mrs. Ruth Moore, An expert says fish can't stand both It, of the Marine Barracks, Howell said ..Cantor admitted Crawford St., Dec. 25. chissitt died. making fictitious applications for much exercise. In fact, says Dr. Hubrte, a Caltech graduate Earle.'. '-••.• • - •;••"•••-' Moffat has returned the money. Edgar. Black, too.muc h fatigue student Germany, was Shrewsbury State Police said Insurance and sending in bad He was assessed $10 court costs. at once caa kill a fish. Especial; found dead Sunday In his car, Donato was proceeding north on heets to. ewer the fint prem Mrs. Moore had been visiting Mr. ly trout and salmon. , ' parkedUin freezing' femperaturea Rt. M when capra spparentl urns. and Mrs. Moffat when she asked He said , ft. wasn't clear why Fish area't built for a toughoutside a mountain cabin In An- pulled'his car out of a private Moffat to get something from her gels* National Forest. The book driveway in front of the Donate Cantor took the actions but "he apartment. struggle; They lead a leisurely didn't show; a responsible atti- life, poking along at one or two lay beside Mm. vehicle. Moffat allegedly took- the mon- There wrtaor'lndlcation of sul- tude toward the fnuuraiKe' bus", miles aa hour. ., "'•'.'.* ness." ey while in Mrs. Moore's apart- A flip of their tail and they're dst and- sheriffs deputies EngineerOrianist ment. He was arrested by stats thought he might have frozen to Cantor' did' not appear, at a gone—but only, for abort sprints.* hearing called by Howell on his police after Mrs. Moore reported The: fish's fatigue problem, death. But an, autopsy, conducted Wins Liberia Trip her wallet missing'. yesterday, did not show whether case, but asked for leniency later, Black says, stems partly from NEW YORK (AP) - The rail Howell said the chargea were the fact h must breathe JO times this was the case or whether he might have died of an over-in- road engineer who plays Christ proved and he had no choice Hanukkah Story as much water' as man does' air WIATHIt RMNtS UF THI TIM — Abnormal high tide, brought on by the snow, mas music on the organ in Penn jection of medicine.. So a lab- Hit to revoke Cantor's license. Told to Bluebirds to get the .same amount of oxy- oratory examination of vital or- rain and sleet storm which hit New England, makes these fishing vessels ride as high sylvania Station will pack up hi! gen. The fishermen can Increase gans has been, ordered. •s euros perked «h Commercial Wharf in lo«ton. Weather forecasters issued heavy music New Year's Eve and tab Ungar to Continue NORTH CENTERVILLE — his oxygen consumption about 20 off — for Liberia. Hanukkah was explained at a , times during exercise; the best Hubele's book showed he had snow warnings for Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. 1A* Wirephotol been injecting himself with his- All because a commuter likes Jack Case Testimony meeting of the Cheerful Bluebirds a fish can do in times of stress his music. • in the home of their guardian, is tohik e his oxygen input about tam'ine dipboepbate, a commer- NEW YORK (AP) — Real cial medication. Other noUtions Free World Airlines Farm Population James W. Kiebler, an engineer estate operator Sidney J. Ungar Mrs. Burton Leder, 45 Nevada five times normal. Time Names Ike who plays the organ in his spar Dr. said: Count Policy Set returns today to testify again, be- The result, Black concludes: A . Traffic Up time, had just finished "Whit Merrill Leder related the story dead fish after too much exertion. "Salt pills swallowed Vii Man of Year' WASHINGTON (AP) — The Christmas" one day last week fore a grand jury investigating y the $5,500 renovation of Manhat- of the eight-day Jewish holiday A paper by Black, a biologist ion improved tremendously WASHINGTON (AP) — The government '. plans a new system h Vitamins, and NEW YORK (AP)—Time Msg- when a man stepped up, gav tan Borough President Hulan known as the Festival of Lights at the University of British Co- U .units airlines of the free world carried for listing'farmers in next year's szine today named President him a package and disappeared Jack's apartment., • and the Days of Dedication. lasabts, was presented yesterday liver pills , . . . a record breaking N million pas- census. All rural dwellers will into the throngs. "Drank some whiskey and Eisenhower Its Man of the Year not be counted as farmers. Ungar who paid the bill for . The girls also before J00 biologist* and zoologists sengerg s in 1?»?, , 10p per cent more Kiebler found a letter and orange juice, ,.O.K. inject 120 h in any other.yearh . for 1959, In the past, the bureau lumped Jack's apartmenp t while seeking Christmas party in St. Ann's at a meeting of the Western So- than finely carved African ivory in' py un|ts .(IScc's), M, every- ^^ imernMional CivHCivHAv. Aviaa- The magazine said the Presi. several.groups of people together a 30miliiondolla30-miliion-dollar slum clarancclearance AuditoriumAuditrimAdii ,, KeansburgKb , . and ciety of Naturalists. - '• dent "Towered - as the world's side the package. The letter ex ing balancedilsi -- . „ „ tion brganfeatidn' ofM Montreal under the heading of farm popu pressed the commuter's thanks project, testified 45 minutes be-ChristmaChi s ifgiftg ts were .toads,for The subject interests fish scien- Hubele'a, body .was found by best-known, best-liked citizen" fore the grand jury, yesterday, h tists because of their problems in Hubeea, y . y reporting this today, said airlines lation. These included actua for the music and suggested their mothers. , Wbt ho shared f 74 member nations''in after his trip to Europe, ! Asia farmers,' people who lived on Ungar and Jack, whose $25, eoanection with building of Ugh Lawrence Webster, who shared Of tntne 74 member nations''in- Kiebler call a certain phone num. Patty Flis waa elected ppresi- an apartment with him in Pasa creased their passenger • miles and Africa. former farms but did not farm 000-a-year salary makes him the power dams across rivers* in the Time's editors choose each ber the next day. dent to replacl e JJoyc e FFoose, dena. Webster said Hubele had flown by 12 per cent over 1958 and people who lived in the open best paid Negro municipal offi who became a CampfIre Girl. Pacific Northwest. ye*r the - man or woman who The call produced an invitatio ciat in the country, have both gone to a mountain cabin Dec. their, cargo ton miles by 14 per country. , from the commuter—who wishes Cathy Weimann was They're worried that fish will 20. He said lie became alarmed ddominatea d the news of that said the money was a loan. Jsck kill themselves climbing around cent, and their mail ton miles Under the new setup, the bureau to remain anonymous—ty o joij n • new member. when' Hubele: did not return. by 11 per cent. year and left an Indeliblble markk will consider only actual farmers ssld he voted against giving the or over the dsms to spawning group of f LiberiaLbi n and UniteUi d project to Ungar. ; ; Webster said Hubele had suf- Exclusive of the airlines of the -tor as .the. farm population. grounds. .'* ~ • • " •: States officials on a charter. fered from multiple sclerosis six USSR and of Red China, for The magazine selected Eisen- The bureau said it did not know Ungar's attorney, Samuel Nlr- hower once before—in 1M4. flight to Liberia on New Year' or-'teven years.' Hubele. Was which ICAO had no acceptable how much this will drop the total Day. ' ' enstein, said Ungar "may be SALE working'toward a Ph. D. In figures; die.airlines.flew.a total of farm population but the figure charged with poor' judgement but Armed Forces , DIES AFTER CRASH The group will attend the in certainly not with any improper chemistry." -- of 1,875,000,000 inilesH per cent wouldvbe substantial. At present, auguration of William V. S. Tub- more than in the preceding year— PASSAIC, (AP) — William A. the bureau estimates the U.S. motive or intent." RECORD Strength Told Davis, 33, of 84 Twelfth Ave., man as president of the Africai UKE THEIR WORK and 8.800,000 hours, 100,000 less farm population at 21,172,000. republic next Monday. He said the case "has developed WASHINGTON (AP) - Th than in 1958. The drop in hours Newark, father of five small overtones of irrelevancy and un< TOLEDO; Ohio (AP) —. Traffic Kiebler, 43, has been operatinf dertones of politics" and "may Defense Department estimated engineer Paul Roblnette ordered flown reflects the high speeds of children died in Passaic Gen- Christmas is celebrated three Long Island Rail Road trains foi All Makes the active duty strength of th new jet transports. eral Hospital today from injuries times in Iran - once in December even touch on discrimination and a massive paint-erasing project almost IS years. He started play color. •armed forces today at 2,500.81 after a crew of city street paint- The average speed has climbed in a traffic accident Christmas for Protestants and' Roman ing Christmas music st the Loni The estimate, as of Nov. 30, i morning. Davis lost his left leg Catholics arid twice in January er. got carried away in painting *»*&_««« *»J»* Island Concourse in the termins Action I TtiM'i whit 1tM RtsKMr All Speeds an increase of almost (.000 prin yellow no-passing lines oh 4-lane »' 149 miles an hour to 208 last and suffered severe injuries to ,or Armenian and Russian Ortho last year. It was so popular h cltulfltd adi Un MM n

Albums 3U Reg. Me Lei REGISTER Classified Ads Solve The Problem! CHEAT TEAM: Turkey leaf sad By CECILY BROWNSTONE ather than soft rolls or biscuit. At* Newsfeatures Feed Editor If your family likes these crusty loaves made'into garlic bread, ANY MOMENT NOW you'll be you'll find this flavor will go Join the fast growing number of wondering in what shape and well with the turkey loaf and smart, modern families who raise form to offer your family the green peas. extra money for the holidays, with leftover holiday bird. TURKEY LOAF Does that church-supper fav- lagredleats: 2 cups finely diced Register Classified ads. orite, Turkey Loaf, appeal to cooked turkey mest, VA cupi you? If so. you might like to crumbled crackers (untsltw Decide on the bright, practical idea consider this recipe for such a tops), 2 tablespoons minced on- loaf, calling for two cups of cook' ion, H teaspoon salt, V* teaspoon of selling the toys, tools, cameras, ed turkey meat; creamed frozen pepper. V, teaspoon celery salt, sports equipment, furniture and other fresh peas are teamed' with it 3 tablespoons diced pimiento, 3 as a vegetable sauce. Put the tablespoons butter or margarine worthwhile things you no longer use losf into the oven three-quartars (melted), 2 eggs, *4 cup turkey and enjoy. Sell them now ... while of an hour before you .want • to broth or milk, Creamed Green serve it, get the peas resdy to Peas. they still have maximum.value, reheat, then sit down and en Melded: Mix the turkey, cracker 6AY AM aO*H)US instead of storing them away to joy a relaxed before-dinner time crumbs, onion, salt, pepper, cel- with your' family or guests. ery salt, pimiento and melted become worth less and less. Other Because .this loaf is on the soft butter. Beat eggs enough to com- families who can use these things are fluffy side, a crisp green salad bine yolks and whites; add NEWYEAR5 Is a perfect accompaniment. For broth. Stir lightly into • turkey reading the Classified.columns, and s bread,, choose; s>rench or Ital mixture until crumbs are ab- that's why you'll sell themquiclcly. . lia loaf that If hsrd tfld crusty sorbed. Spoon Into greased leal pan (about * by 4 by i inches) or s greased from shsltow'«ssse- It!* easy and inexpensisS^ruse' T.L role. Bake in a moderate (tat in our famout Claiitfied;;adi this smai^niy. degrees) oven 41 minutes or un- til: lightly browned and firm. FRENCH BALLHOOM ! ! Dial Stf < 1 •CNt) 10 - today ITtfiien . NEW YORK fJmTte New Turn out or cut In pan; top with MLUXI MNNM OANCIN* York film critics ' 1MVT voted Creamed'Green'Peas, Makes I I A. M. end 5 P. M. end * "Ben Hur," MetrtvOotdWynMay- servings, 10 p. m. te I s. m. 9 p. m. till cloiln9 courteous, helpful Ad Writer will er's remake of the Biblical dra- Nets: Dicing the turkey mast on matic spectacle, the btst movie cutting board (rather than put- Famous Oreheifrs Neliemskeri help you piece the edi that will of Hit. , . • :.-•; ting through grinder), snd Incidental Entertalnmant bring you extra money ' . The, critics yesterday ' named crumbling crackers with light Audrey" Hepburn as ne' year's pressure' of rolling pin so erumbi for the holldeyi. : top actress ferher isrformancs tr sre aa' the coarse side, inks foi In "The Nun's 8tory aad'James a/ light-Matured Turkey LMI O itnt •atlensl 'ft".' Stewart topacto r (or,"Anatomy of a Murder." CREAMED GREEN PEA! lagredleats: I packaga . (II Fred Zlnnemann was Judged ounces) froien green. peas, V4 IAIIT —IH 7-1100 best director 'for "The Nun's Story." "The 400 Blows," a cup turkey broth, milk, 2 table- French film, was named beat spoons butter, .1 tsMespooni foreign picture, flour, '/i teaspoon sail, white popper, Method! Cook pna* according tn Molly Pitcher TflF.BK'S A LIMIT oncloiie direction*; drain, re Register Classified Ads CAKMI-X, N, Y, (Al») -When nerving liquid, Add liquid tn tur police Mopped a car currylnii key broth: lulrt rnnuuh milk tn three lccnnK<;ni, (hey found five mukc I1/; cup*. Melt bult«r In Hotel WHERE MODERN FAMILIES RAISE EXTRA CASH FOR HOLIDAY ENJOYMENT •hni)iun» uml a revolver, "limn i muccpan; Mir In flour and him on HUM," said on« of the •nil, Add milk mixture; cook anil •JVIHIM AVI. RID IANR hoys. Police, realizing Hint there »!lr eonntnntJy over low hett ire Cf ruin limitations to linbhlm, til thlckrnfd. Add pMt snd pep hooked the trio for Illegal pol- nor to Uite. Scrv* with Turkey OPEN HOUSE AT THE BAR lution ot weapons. x>af, . iw.

lenersl, arrived from Ghana y*a- erday on his African tour. Ham- narskJoU wu welcomed by.Pn- NEW YORK (AP)—As the frantic 1990s draw to.a nier Sylvanui Olymplo. cabinet fretful close, the pundits look back on this decade of lembers and deputies. doubt and try to explain its meaning to us. We have read a number of their high-sounding re- views, -and listened to others on 'television. They all did a good job of turning the pages of worldI .history—that. is.^for a visitor from Mars. •' ••''•'^7^'•. ..•'•'•'''• "'-'• ' ' • But they seenwd t© miss a lot of those small personal details that made life in the last ^0 years so meaningful to the man in the-street . • f ,.., After ail, tlw faet taat Afrtea

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•|e>sBBlsasaudl al •MUBgV^ssV*a^BsV" sHlsBBl'jflausBBBttsBBt^^flsBisBasBBt1 V' not impress maiijr ef ws so gjaieii |s^°fa^; tlsat,.; we oecame nTdale-aced.. W« i^m«td>er that ta '.'' NATO "Hf AD Q U A K T E R S - tssgeitasjAHIUK- bwiiii* is the mm Many pooplo like tho ejuarian el UwKertk AUaaUe TNaty OrsaaJaaUai*aratia. Straetun. whleh h l.ese way we reinvest' thatr 1M0 we still climbed the staire twp at a tine, and SEea aaa It «Mferes«s room*. Banks the Bale ale •pulsfua at thtt e Parto realhto at the dawn of 1960 that ire new look money. Wo put If mostly around for an escalator. We don't even push as NAMES gnu COUNT In good first mortgages C M58L Kfar R»ba« atntott. Jnfc. WurH hard gouig through a revolvintj door. ' ' HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Movie- on fine homos tn this com* WORLD TODAY town hungers for new faces, but Here are * few other things thatmade the 1950s MAKLOW the wise producer these days ii •minify. Such mortgages THIEVES CHANGE UOS' QfHI memorable to many; . ' - Jy. | Aseectated Press News Aaatyst taking care of the need to draw have long boon consid- ; SAtMON. Idaho (A*) .-3 "fK JSEUI At the start-of the decade there were few things customers by beefing up a fledg- chain nv hu reptac^ tt* sad- you could buy with a penny, and at the end of the. de WASHINGTON (AP) — There It, eJtber befon he get ling cut With aii establish^ ered by experts as the dle as the item most coveted, by Vermont are two clear-cut results from nemlnttiea er aftatwaid. name, safest of all investments. cade there were few things you could buy with a nickel. New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- (Rockefeller was critical of the thieves in thif timbered centr«t St. JOHNSBURY. Vt. (AP) take producer-director Hall The younger generation grew taller, and found feller's decision to step aside administratiostration a number ooff Bartlett. He hu a talented bunch Idaho country. — Christmas is over, but It and leave Vice President Rich- times DMdmti 3'/t% Sheriff BiU Baker lays 30 of was Noel, Noel, Noel at St. they were making bus seats smaller. in the put few months of newcomers in "AM the Youin ard Nixon unopposed for the Re-while SOU wondering whether to Men." Alan Ladd wu signed, the lightweight MWI vanished In JohnsDury , Hospital yester- Man learned to copy his caveman ancestors, and oppose Nixon. But he couM af- lemhl County thU year. Hi add* publican presidential nomination. however, to bettweather the' RID BANK SAVINGS that authorities across the near- began-cooking his meals in the backyard over a fire. 1. The Democrats will be able ford to be. He wasn't attached to troupe of James Darren, Mort hjrs.' Fernanda' * tioel ol to'start their - own ^campal^n it) bv Montana border also report oncord gave''birth' to trip- Woman -went in for frozen foods, and learned how Sahl, Sidney Ppltier. Glenn Cor-II AND LOAN ASSOCIA flON much earlier by concentrating 10 Br-Xirt STtl , T the compact MW- is flWmbst wsiiy to start dinner with ah ice pick instead of a Can opener. Nixon — because «f the role he bett and boxing .champion Inge-| frequently stolen item.^^ their fire on Nixon right'from the played in the administration mar Johansson. 1 ". •! Btjok N. » I. -• , , ;Mrt.Noei; W.'Wthe'wife of beginning of 1960. ' ' ',, ' Time was, saya Baker, wfie* '4firnrtr.Th.ey have 10 other People built two-car garages-rthen started buying since 1933 — can hardly afford, Ditto the folks who did "Oper-1 saddles were most frequently children, ranging in age from small ears that would fit into a doghouse. 2. The voter* will be able next or so it' seems now, to do any- atten Petticoat." They have old-|] 10 months to 17 years. November to. make si lot sharp- thing more in the campaign than timer Cary Grant to provide In- ttolen. But the gajoltae-powired Parents discovered it was easier to obey their chil- to promise more of the same,' if chain saws, which have replaced The boy, who weighed five er distinction .between Democrats itial audience appeal and Tony|[ S svaa »» « two-man crosscuts in logging and pounds, waa born at 5:11 dren rather than to try to boss them. ' ' _ d Republicans. - . v ' elected. Curtis for the young blood. land clearing, weigh lest than sa- a. m.. and the girls, one four It became possible to send a girl through col* It's aa SMWS to say the Dem- This may, of course, be suf. In "Ben-Hur" Charitoa Hestonll Wand bring $75 in a Inilckj pounds, six ounce*, the other lege for only slightly more than It took for her cents dislike Nixsa. He's Nea fldent to win If Eisenhower by has Stephen Boyd as a youthful 1 •ale. three pounds. ^ ten, ounces, - .a- k«g tta» Ta-y> that tine hu managed to sidekick. fciZd 5:21. grandfather to..Jwjr':.%, 10-wm noufe on a five- the world a Mtoa man aere'ibt*"'*'""" " ...,. ;•,',...;:,..•.'-, {.:,,. • ful aad the ceuatry Is A man who found a secret parking place t«coatlsHiehhips»cles,anugh msmwm Get Vish Uetberyean. ,; ;., NUM. •OYS' ft listed it in his will, along with such other Inherit- Some of them have maintained Since Nixon appears destined INSTITUTE able things as the family jewels. it would be easier to beat Nixon to campaign with a theme song From Illinois Television developed Westerns in which only the than Rockefeller in the presi- which goes like this — "If You SUBURBAN COATS • Reading • Math horses remained free of psychopathic symptoms. dential race. By this reasoning, Liked Ike, You'll Like Me, Too" Relatives if. they opened up on Nixon be- — any Democratic fire aimed .at ORLON ead s>uaT ALLUVUS The movies went outdoors. Drive-in theaters be- fore the convention ,they might Eisenhower's performance must UN» COATS RED BANK - Dr. and Mrs.came the country!* best known romance pits. have made Rockefeller's nomina- hit Nixon also. Single or double-breatres) Rafael DeCarlo and their family, tion easier. The Democrats, of course, will AT RUMSON;.. * surprise Us ?ig«i*>i#?."'iji&the full dinner plate, symbols of ,Wajr*W* P ii««»r::|Btt&ih*ijin>i have, to promise to do better stylos in warm weed. 16 members o ^efls, became'symbols of doom to Mm.'Hk«.ttixon, ootrid be 111 Avt. ef F.'and Mra. at the first sign of a sniffle.. critical of -Elaenbower. I Anthony A. DiGrazia. and daugh> —The-only-way you could be sure; of getting a home ssssBk«afe>>SB^Bym« iBejbaat»,and Miry Lynn, call Trom"poiir)«^cior-was to buy the'house next ~ ' • Caihmtr* , Thorn. A L L - D A Y BANKING aad iart, aU Sum-to tins \ , , n ": ' • Stripes ,, Ir. an*} MB. Pt)lrr| vest J&vfon the pencil-slim- necktie and the • Ombres i'«nd children, Quy, Phi*. " V^omen climbed briefly into some-ll . Paula, all Argo, HI., and • Wefflewwve will be M Oars VUlardtto, Chicago, thing called "the sack." then climbed right out again|| amid national laughter. Anthony, Joseph aad Philip Di- Apartment house rooms became so small that pec-II RED IANK CLOTHING Gratia an Mrs. DeCarlo's bro- pie gave up doge as pets and started learning to talk erchants MANUFACTURING CO. thers; Mrs, VtUardtto is her sis-like their parakeets. the following ter. ' ' " .' • M9 W. PROMT It. Anthony DtOrasia hi an attar- Something called rock roir took the place of I RED BANK OpMa I «. as. te • B. sa. aey. with his law-ofRces In Chi.music. •' '"•'••'•• •-•-••' • ••• '•' ' FAIR HAVEN cego an? Argo Joseph DKJruU Grownups, alarmed by Juvenile delinquents, began WEDNESDAYS Is a realtor in Summit. PhUip DsOrasto is in the restaurant bus- crossing to the other side of the street rather than walk ies* la Argo. by two teenagers on thh e sidewalkidlk. 30 All had Christmas dinner with Everybody tried so hard to keep up with the the DeCarloe and members their famuy. Philip DeCarlo, Joneses that the Joneses couldn't stand the pace and SH 1-0792 s vJtHnttr stiidstit. aad moved to a cheaper suburb. TRY and Michate DeCarlo. The arrival of th« power lawnmower removed the last possible excuse for exercise. GARDNER' vodka straight on the rocks. THIS THIS WEEK lARUlt SHOP It became socially necessary to become worried •y CwsTsa Kepariw about something, and anybody who didn't go to a psy- 13 MECHANIC STREET Re«gen-.The State Us* chiatrist was a showoff—and too nbrmal to know. en ON YOUR Those were the 1950s. Remember them? BOffor VMS far Two iallenge JC Caviar*g End er cat Christmas tree can FAMIIY ... jaB:»fas43BwnB • tne gar- Dandruff Can den after the holidays. Ordinances In Germany Many of yea have ef course BONN, Geraaay (AP) - Rus- bought a Ihrlag tree with the Idea TRENTON (AP) - A gaper, lor Court suit was filed Monday sian caviar seems ftatshed • Be Helped * " : U put of your home West Germany. FOR I Man. challenging legality of two Jer- Teetkiac The ' forehanded ones al- sey City ordinances authorising A nsw law prohibits Import of C' s aa/eetleM Intrnj |ao have a Tioie" readyto "receive ftSS.OOO In bend Issues for labor- the Russian delicacy. iHL'llSf'eVZ * to •"• - <**!*"» •h°PPingatory construction at the elty'i But It doesn't have a thing to J3?J!SL? HUOf •** «*•' seasonal diversions, if medical center, r •' : * do with the cold war. It's a ques- SIZE tion ef boracic acid. JL At one time _ you. thought to mulch the hole Ths suit, filed by ths Jtraey bought to be due to a . wMh'leaves ***,** of- planting City Association for the Separa- A series of nsw health. ef scalp germ—btnes the the tree wUl be that much eas- tion of Church and State charges tions went into affect Just ones lo the clinical laboratories would be One bars the tntpfttt .flf Plant the tree with the top of set up for tho benefit of Seton p 3 hen ways of happens ^l under control, las Hall medical and dental colUfe. packed la boraete The astodattos asked for an .)• hen Injunction barring, any contracts Asked for the work and ruling that the spokesman forf Drying from sun and wind dur-•»nd lsan|e^ ,ordtaance> psssed ry tat 1he">lrstwmtar can harm a sarner thhV' month an unconstl' told live Christmas tree, be sure to tatlonal. • ,, ' news sidJasH tf a aubetltuu for cover tke'eoHsMaea'th-Jt with borsch. i0d conW be used. Hs several Inches of leaves. A lit The salt said the oMinancsi Mid.th* Rusataas hMHcated they tle.sejliovtr -the leave* will keep violate the state constitution's ban would stand pat " r bablti may run a them from blowing. on donation Of public 'funds or "Russia* caviar Is demanded »tSfStStslurL * if the gum be- A windbreak of burlap, straw property to any private group, all ofa» the world," a Russian ainasmsd.InthecaMns of Jtw The medical college rents there is uiutlly to- matting,' or lath will reduce win* said to hava responded, "If ... As th« tooth puifcfs ter dsmsge^ considerably. space In Jersey City Medical Cen- the Gsrvani don't wsnt it any ter* for $21tm a yeait. more .g)at>s thair tough luck." surfice It raises ini Per Mulch,1 wiadbruk |l the omlyiag tiwu*. The association challenged the W You'll suffer no cheek-to-jowl togetherness with your family In this car. Valiant has people kUy discovert that Cut trees provide excellent original lease as rally nlisws mulch fer perennial gardens iil l a violation of Reiy f to' Speap k room. Plenty of it. And a trunk that's positively cavernous. Want more? Valiant's got an This iacratSH the the pprinciplp e .o. f separation of Pint cover the crowns of chrys- church and statet , but lost out in Before Haslet PTO what waa bad be* lupines, inclined engine that stretches gasoline like rubber bands; Torsion-Aire ride that makes every ___ . A slight aathemumr, primroses tho courts. HAZUtr- Rev. Norman R > sure may mutt. and others thait have greeg n leaves Rllsjr win bo guest speaker at surface mill-pond smooth; fully unitized construction, tight and quiet as a clam; styling that and ihooti with salt hay or straw, of the Hailet School itloni 41'ttttd to Scttnc* Ml. •URgeits Mr, Lscey. Then us the WEEKEND RIOTING nays Valiant didn't come out of some other car's cookie cutter. Visit your Valiant dealer. Try n, r.O, Mo* SH, Million St. Chrlstmai tree branches to hold ParenhTeacherOrganlsation Mon- turn., AT. y. to, N. r. win •* in- SAN JOSIi, Costs Rica (AP) - day at • p, m. in the school. Valiant on for size. You'll want to take the family along, They'd never forgive you if you Morpermtd lit Ihtt* tolumni whtndown the mulch and help protect Cost, Rica's government yester- Ihff top* from sun and wind, Rev.'RIley, psitor of St. John's ijonlkle, day tiew ISO police to the'binans Methodist Church, will dMcuns didn't! That's Valiant (new from Chrysler Corporation), the car you'd want at any price. Mriinchc) tied in chicken wire Iwrf.Qi'.Galfno Where employees child psychology. A plan to upon- nuke mi nttrnctlve wlndhrcak for or tho'U. Sftwhcd'United I'rult lor a Brownie troop will be de- ;SHREWSIURY evrrjircenii, A few cut f Ca./sro an strike. The dlnpstch Jdedr- l on window «nd porch f |X)i|ca followed weekend riot- Mrs, tilwsrd Mlchnlskl, presl- SliE IT AT YOUR PLYMOUTILVAMANT DEALKK :'; PHARMACY boxc* keep lh« IKIXCI attractive by Dirlkors. Police,headquar- ilent, sniiounced candy canes sup< oil winter. «Valiant }}< CALL SH 1*4174 :ert Hfild tho disturbances were piled by the PTO were dlstrihut"(l nut serious,' but that reinforce- Haslet School children by * Mnroceo is alwut tho slio of ments were sent as a prccau- Santa Claus, portrayed by John MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS • 141W. Front ST. Ion, „ . W. Mihtabecki -Tune In the Sttve Allen Plymouth show, Mondsy NlgtiU on Nt&T? 1 • • ' '•' ••" •,• ,!;•:«•> f. I Weekly Record Food e "Club During 1959 Preach Fact, Ship literary Tea Deer Season Gems; Young Clerics Told RUMSON - Final arrange- TRENTON - New Jersey deer Review ments for the Wellestey Chib tea hunters established an all-time BALTIMORE (AP) — A to be held tomorrow at 3 p. record during UN in taking doer urged young Methodist miaisters The Negro cltrgyaaea, By Tha Associated Preso in the Junior Service League during the open seasons. Dr. A.last night to preach good ser- the Baltimen ~ ' " Anavot Many hooiewivet will usher InClub House, Center St. have been Heatoo Underbill, director of themons that answer the noana of the Methodist the New Yew by serving ham completed. state Division of Fish and Game, •the people aad skip the (Horary Jurisdiction, snake at a «r beef rout. which was part of a Then items are the major meat Mrs. C. L. Walker, Seven Department of Conservation and «•"•*• Bridge Rd, Little Sttvar, tochair - Development, said. "You may preach a apiaaleis, rslehrslloa of Motaodl •pedal advertised by supermark- conforming - to - things • as. •anniversary to Asasrka. ets aeroH the country during man of the event' 1 Dr. Underhill reported 1S.IM Mrs. Al P. Gagnebln, Grange they • an sort of gospel that may About 17* this between-holidays week. • were legally taken from the ^ fBjalBBt all? aksMsl aaa^f j| OM not cost yoe anything:" said Bb> m Ave.', Fair Haven; was in charge deep woods and fields of the state ^^ gnio^aBsn* ^sn> BJBBIB^SSBI fwawapaiw ^^a? 'In the New York area, hams bop Edgard A. Love,Of Bab* nnge fro N to 5S cento a pound. of invitations. during tha three authorised open •n attaadsag lha saaaainsj^at sat Although costs vary by locali- Colored slides, showing views Lovely tone Char of Wellesley College and depict- . do, you may ptease church"of tt. S. ties, here are tome typical prices During the bow and arrow sea- the people and have a comfort- for featured beef cuts in the East ing major events of tho cottage a. Oct. 10 toNov.,« , o total atoag with esvonl k • top round ipa*t,M cents a pound;year, will be shown by Mrs. able existence, but you will act ' ' a aad tMr George. H. Strong. Jr., who will \X* deer were takan by bow-please God. and you will not have bottom rouo4.roait, 89; boneless men, compared to 1.112 last i. chuck rout. 7». and sirloin tip also do me commentary. Pros- peace of mind. Yoa may have to Christmas FOMt, 99. pective atadenu and their moth- suffer for tt, but prone " • e en will attend _the,tea. This season wu opaa to deer wordord. . . the chare* la Met to •; Pashtog Tarfceys Reasfvalloas CbsJrmasi t either sex. "Many of us woo an otdar wiU math of toe EswtotHa Turkeys are stUl around and Mrs. WUUam Coxens, Stratford During the December firearms bl agraa' faa^-we-an vbsa a? pnacbsn wbsea i aome markets are pushing them Rd.. New Shrewsbury, to chair- and bow and arrow season, for wtakest la ow ministry at this age was N were i for a repeat performance at theman of reservations. antltred deer only, licensed hunt point. Wa have found ourselves up QOWst. BM New Year's day table. Prices She said any prospective stu- on took <.oa deer. Last year, so occupied by a sMMg«cMy of are about the same as at Christ- dents or applicants, who wish 1115 deer ware killed by hunt- varied tasks (bat wa have tried to attend the tea, may do so and MONMOUTH COUNTY AOUAMUM Society and the Freehold Pat Cantor •rosontad to ba 'aB things to all #» 'BRBBneaaW* VBB^njnjnanjsBJ' VI Other meat specials include have their mothers Join them, If this fully equipped and stocked aquarium to Tho Iritbana ChUd Troatfnant Cantar, was staged toot night, K corned beef brisket, pork sausage possible, whether or not they have A special aatkrltas dear sea- ttatat J aa^a^MaV ^MI anasbi • ttaMBssI and tomb legs. been able to make reservations. Alliare, Sunday evening. Or. George Lustlar, medical diractor of the'center (right), authoriiad this year by theNew College TOW IPJD^BJ aaj EJBBJ e^pw The Department of Agriculture Hospitality chairman to Mn. accepted,the gift from Richard K. Rue, right, and lamia Terot vtee preside*! of K statei Fish and OasM Coanetl in •ays meat production probably Robert A. Snedeker, Woodland II Nortth JJersei y counties, pro- will reach an all-time high in Dr., Llncroft. county--group. • -••"•• ••••• ,•.•:•' . •••../ ' .'V . '. aa addldoaal l jo doer. Band Member canyon fbe work of I 1M0 with beef registering the Her committee includes Mrs. » division reported. COL*SOEV1U*.Pe.-Cray ~ Lave said sorvtoo biggest gain. This will mean low- Joseph B. Gordon, Marlboro State Complete data win ba evahiat- Zsehrlng, son ot Mr. and Mrs. civic ora^sntattoit er meat prices which are expect- Hospital, Marlboro; Mn. J. FPape. r Raps Ex-Ambassador Yule Decoration ad by tba division and a refined Beraard Zaahttag. V Loula Clr.. the MaaHag aad s ed to be reflected hi overall aid Hickey, Calt Dr., Hailet; Mn. report will be comptotad totb aMlddtotown. N. J., to enMng tteohatchleBoenbM to the shopper's budget. Harry Luftman , Greentreo Ter., Mogcow Radio Prizes Given fotun, Dr. Underbill said. Parti- M now members of Llncroft,; Mrs. Gordon Potter, To Speak Here MaMiortotiMftonto. Vegetables and fruits from the VATICAN CITY, (AP) — LTJs- HAZLR.-Tho of Mr. enter attention wUl ba paid too Collage concert band. , -< South and West an in good sup. Rumson Rd., Rutnsbn; Mrs. Ben< RUMSON — James O. McDon- teantlerless season which,waIch wus Mr. Zaehrtog, a member of •»"Tbe satotour mast take jamln Sanderson, Winding Way, servatore Romano yesterday crit- and Mrs. W. p)y. icized Moscow Radio for describ- ald, former United States ambas- S ChastsMt Dr., waa sslsetsd as set up on an ana harvest basis, the class of un at the " splritaal Ufa One big market chain, is fea-IJttle Silver, and Mrs. George ing the "church of silence" as sador to Israel, will be the speak' the moat outstandindgg in thtee an- wift bo cymbalist .'when i (tepseoto to Hah atasaoaaitf turing a 25-pwnd bag qfj£ H. Strong, Jr., Salem La.. Littli a myth. er at a' dinner Jan. 17 honoringnual ChristmaChit s homh dto deeoratlol o cart band makes several worship:" ba sahV^sW -Osfl M ppotatoet s for 75 cents,, Silver. Abraham J. Zager. contesctt t sponsoreodd b/tby, tbha ~ atHSTMAS PARTY aacas during the tote winter lead H if he doss not IBMT •» five-pound bag of Florida oranges Moscow Radio said Pope John as * i "*..'• •*!.- . or grapefruit for 35 cents, and a XXIII in hit address to the world nut HU1 Civic The Deltas, youag paopta'i Lt. Wheeler Completes had referred to "the myth of Nsldenta oftha development group of Trinity Episcopal . aMNrW ANNOUNCED . three-pound bag of Mclntosh ap- Stcoftd honon wwit to Mr* ut mmATS*. ples for 29 cents. Army Medical Course the church of silence." Church, win hold a Christmas REP BANK Banns of inarrtagay*^ The Vatican newspaper said the MMrs . Leu Lo«tto,Ltt,JJ Osstnot DrDr.. party at their canteen d for the first time *** by Dr. Coning From Cuba ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS First Lt George A- Wheeler, si Pope's speech reconfirmed the HonoraMa mention wtoners wowon i*S"M t to. tba parish house; A Sunday Jsvjtt. JameJamas Caaolto'V Cucumbers, eggplant, okrat and of Mrs. Greta Wheeler, has com Catholic Church's hopes for peace CnUfCQ MtWilM ^KOMIf« win tomatoes have started arriving pleted a medical orientation and the wish that "men- co-ex- Wrtobt. from Cuba, course at Brooke Army Medical istence" would be sKpplanted, Beat vegetable buys include Center, Fort Sam Houston. Tex. "Ilving-together," - and Mrs. Dayton WOsoa, I largo artichokes, beets, tens car An army nurse, Lt. Wheeler re- But, added L'Osservaton; I Tar.. '•• •• •• •• •• -.•; • rots, endive, eacarcJe, lettuce of ceived instruction in treatment of (the church) cannot and must not Prizes wan presinted toMr . wide range in quality and condi- battle .injuries, care of combat forget" that conditions necessary and Mrs. Donaldson and Mr. •#< tion medium yellow onions, east exhaustion cascasest , and instruction for such collaboration an "the Mrs. Lodn. Judgaa waro Mrs! ern potatoes, Florida celery, rad- In preventive medicine. acceptance or respect of Chester E. Johnson, Jasaas W. ishes and green Italian • type A 1947 graduate of Middtetown truth." Redmond and U C •quash, sweet potatoes and water to worship f cress. High School, he was graduated from Jersey City MedicaM l Center to one's faith should be restored Pott Gives Pawtjr la the good buy classification in 19551955. HiHis wifeif , TheTha WheeleWhr tol all and "first of all to those At Nanuig Home are green beans, broccoli, bras- Uves in BellefoaUlM, Ohio. who for years have been oppress HAZUTT-T1(aimkkab •e|s sprouts, green cabbage, cauli- ad and reduced to sorrowful si- flower, spinach, and Taxis 'inus* party wore bald lence," the newspaper said. 1 of Broofcdale Nuntog tard and turnip greens. •- Cub Turning toi Moscow Radio's Vary Expensive Rt JJ, Sunday; aftsmooo Count Sdaldiiled reference to the church «< SUOMO . memben of Baysbore Pest, Cucumbers and peppers are RARTTAN TQWNSHIP — as a myth, L'Osservatore said: Jewish War Veterans. very expensive. Also bringing training course iw leaders of •Since the atan> Ave., Hat- Walter ~ GET good renters the easy let. are in charge: " way—with Register Classified GLAMOUR DEBS Adete Bailey, to Ar- lmtoltM.hewasUgh NEW YKASt MAMBS Ads. Dial SH1-0010 now toplac e Th« commissioner for Oermaa Refu- your ad. mand J. Barbella, •*> of Mrs. RED BANK - MaasM Friday, R«f. IMeod 4.ff to t.ff eth Barbella and the teto gees. Whan he ratunad to thethe Feast of the CuxsoncWoavm United States. Mr. McDonald ba- Santo BarbaUa. 7J Blondt St. It JJi CatholieCbarchwillb"" e NOW ONLY came ^an editorial writer for lbs . ^^-«t •. ». «. ». » tad i^BfcJisjas; and later was 11 o'clock in the church and H AND So99 AND f the Brooklyn: Instt- and 11 o'clock in the school i NOWTlprougliJAN.U Cadat WOUm Oj and Sclencai.;-'•' torium. Valley Forge Mttltary Academy, Mr. lager l« a partner in the Holy Hoar senricas win be held THE BALDWIN ORGAN Val|ey Forge. Pa., U tpsodiag Rod Bank law firm of Parsons. at»p.m. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION the holidays with his parents, Labrecque, Caniona and Blair. CoafsasloB wUbe heard Tburs- 1. IASIIST TO PLAY Mr. and Mrs. Salby B. Cartwright, He Uves en Sycamore Ava., »s will be 37 Flattwood Dr., Hailet. Shrewsbury.' Thursday from 4 to! aad 7:M to 2. HM SOUND Mr. and Mrs. Robert WOMOB WHY board baby furaitun BUSTER BROWN-RED BANK t. ONI Full YIAR WARRANTY and children Aurora, Id., anyou don't naod? Convert It to spsndiapg g tfco boUdayi with MM.cash with a Raglstar daoslfM 17 WHUl SIUIT 4. 9UAUTY DESJON ft CONSTRUCTION Wto'Wattoa'ss paranta. Mr. and Mrs.ad. Dial SH 14010 toplac a youDial SH MOM awl otut H. H. 6RHN-WALD W, Zodufi Holndil ltd- I. PULL NRCUSHON ,' ; i George Mandeville, on of Mr. and Mn. Garage Maadsvilto, Hol- mdel Rd., a student at BuckooU AT A LOW LOW PRICE College, is spending the holidays with Us parents. Like the man who Robert Young, a student at La- asked the weiter if he would still accept MUSIC CENTER, INC. high University, is home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles you mey have a question about . Young Jr.,Holmdal Rd, for 123 MOAIV STIEH the holidays. •ANK -- IHM2U socially acceptable method* of paying . Open Wed. ft M. twt. to tie| P. M. Wallace Unvote. Hotmdai Rd.. for clothes you buy hare »f J. KrideL whore be wu asurgkal pattont. First, tha classic 30>day charge account. . George Botlgsr, Ports* Entire balance due within thirty dey« aft«r billing. • IRING YOUR ROLLERS Naval Base. Portsmouth, TO PtOWNf AND HAVi YOUR N.H.. spent Christatae and ths week'eod with his parents, Mr. Second, the 90-day budget account. One third ' SHADtt MOUNTID WNIli YOU WAfTI and Mn. Robert Bottger, Beth- each month. No service charge. - WHITE any Rd. Mr. and Mn. Robert B. Rax, Third, Junior Charge, for people under 21., , ,,•,.,-. Ghndato Farm. HaiMJiays left to spend tbe winter saenths at It works about the seme es a regular tO»day accaunt their borne to Port Uudsrdato. WINDOW SHADES but with closer supervision and limited amounts of credit. Parents are kept advised, , but are not asked fo guarantee an account. Fourth, our new Flexible Chart Plan, allowing Mr. and Mn. Ootrgo M. War. you to take six months or more, reducing no and sons,' David aid Jimmy, Holmdel Rd., spent Ouistsaas with Mr. andd Mn. John Lota. payments as your balenee goes down. wics aad children, Tnatoa. Details and application cards at the desk Mr. aad Mn. Donald W. Pas- 1 oblldna, Mtebato • or by mail. . 4Utto Sihron Mr. aad fW# Rt-Topo ond Rt-Cordl * Mn. Frank A. ComtJ, Hatlot, And. if yeu insist, wo do accept cosh.: : MMf^sUlibW.ltah Your VoiMfioh Minds! M daughtar' T^tnto Jaaa Matawan, won helidsy guasto of Bring Thtm In Today ) [ Mr.jwd Mn. Ernest E. POHUI, Bethany Rd. ^r JB^ -w -w ^ ^ ^ • BUDGET TERMS DAILY and Sal. I A.M. to I P.M. NO COMMENT WED. and I'M. I A.M. lo I P.M. MOSCOW (AP) - Pravda, which h»i published several ar- MM ticles critical of Oov. Nelson A, Rockefeller of New York In the •ROAD AND WOMT ITtllTt Hit three months, yeitsrday kM» UNK, Hi. • IM 1I»" primed a paragraph about his St. SHwdyild. I.MM withdrawal from the presidential race. Tha Communist Party aews. fapar made no comment. '.'•'• '•'• '.>':'.:.: : . '••.'. -,J. XkK JIM BISHOP: swat. ,-M. *." N. J. Reporter BW •) J*» «. Oafc a— Wary Of The Social Register, as an instrument of class, declined and fell into a coma some years ago. It is still alive, and I am certain fhat people thrill when they are listed in the little Blue Book, but it is no long- er an instrument of power in the Snob Set. It has been years since I heard a lorgnetted mother wail: "But Penelope, you cannot have this man to dinner—he's just a dirty little multi-millionaire." * . There is no true blue-blooded so- ciety in America today, a society in which blood lines determine whether one is a thoroughbred or a plow horse. rvmantmrnm Nothing has taken the place of the BISHOP B|ue Bobk although, about 15 years ago, Isabel Leighton, editor of The Aspirin Age and Transportation's Confusion author of other books, suggested a Society of Achieve- ; y,.:->erinianting with Register. It costs $26 a copy and if anyone thinks, that fare1 refactions I shelled out this money solely because my name Is passengers, ; %hm railroad freight coarget Appear in it, he is eminently right. . . ' to be leveling off. It was low rates The authors—Cleveland Amory, a writer with a .gains.-'•'"• • ••; • '>:};x^S:^~'v:' f}\ that for years enabled the truckin name like a love-sick city, and Earl Blackwell, founder i It would appear ^at in the pub- WILLIAM industry to grab off a large share of By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY of Celebrity Service—did the work with Sydney Wolfe lic eye thert is a cut-off point in the Cohen and a group of unemployed re-write men. The the nation's freight. But listen to expense of Uansportation--; a point Eddie Cantor, ,t^e comedian, has written a book S. WHITE book purports to list those persons who are interna- some of the big wheels in trucker'i that itnotfuBnyu The down has often been a pbiloso* : where "convenience can tional celebrities. This, as you might surmise, embraces l^^liM|iNft*i!itt a serious book about hit WASHINGTON-The long, long the whole world: . . , if there is money .to shot in the field* of Democratic ~'Tna Presidential aspirants, Sen. Hu- Still, Celebrity Register lists fewer than 2,500 from what is handling, some rate boosts are in- It just goes to^ show how little relationship there bert H. Humphrey of Minnesota, persons and I am sure that the number should be Ing, fc-very well may pay tte <^r is between h6w a man earns a living faces the new year hoping mostcloser to 50,000, perhaps more. Who's Who in America evitable," says John W. DeVenne, of all that the political calendar lists more than 100,000 biographies of people from one : rier systems to re^jxamine the like* president of Western Express Co.; and the real man. When Eddie was seen can be turned back to a far yes- ;ly result of continuing a practice of on stage, screen, or television, he was terday. country. These, of course, are,not all celebrities,:but, Cleveland. Humphrey, the most liberal of boostiijig fares and rates whenever always the comedian, the clown, some- to even the score, many of those listed in the Celebrity "there will be some increases (in times even a black-faced down. But all the candidates; has a single Register would not be found in Who's Who. ' seem bright of getting them real—and thin-chance. This is rates) if the current trend of rising since his childhood, Eddie was always that the Democratic Party can The new book has an advantage in publishing through. ; costs isn't interrupted," says CM very serious. He bad to be. be persuaded to return to thepictures of those who have found favor with the au- ( tone and purposes it had in the i Jake the raUi. Rock Iiland lines ence Levi, president'of Mercury ; ' As one might say, he started life dayatjf the Hew Deal and Frank- thors in addition to a breezy little dissertation about Isit January cut ptssenter fares 22 Freight liner, Mobile/Ala. with nothing. ^Towadayi. he wpuld .be lin D. .Roosevelt. each celebrity. Some of those "celebrities"—or per- SOkOtSRT called underprivileged. He was .very Cirrioufly, therefore, this out- haps, them-celebrities—showed up at a cocktail party r^ cttt fcr round-trip, first class That could be a happy song for much so. He was an orphan in the days before relief. standing "progressive" must de- given for the authors at Sherman Billingsley's Stork tickats. Now the road says iu busi- railroad men to hear, that the truck* pend, in the end. on looking Somehow he managed to survive his childhood. Per- backward: Club. . , ness is.up by 25 per cent in numbers era want more and more money. And haps it was because he was taken to the Educational His hotly intensive campaign Wherft^iaywould one find Igor Cassini talking lof puseniers carVied and 12 per cent they are getting it, ih amounts of Alliance' Camp on Surprise Lake where he saw grass i some to Buddy flfiBEptt about golf? Or Eddie Condon and' In passenger revenue. Said its traf- from 6ft to 12 per cent, with many and trees and horses and cows and found life very not claim'that all his amiably Johnny Mefeerlsking each'other how soon they could "We are very pleased' seeking a 19 per ccjt increase, a different from the East Side of New York City-where frenwIad.jaie.rtlUBi tava. aet thedepart? ArleneTrancis,.and MarUn GabelJuUt^aarthe we all lived. : public aflame.' The polls, for door. Lillian Gish and Mae Murray saw each other at * PadfkT offered Pullman study-shows. domi- Roosevelt made and sustained ed *y my. office have revealed nation sad financial control of not down up his life. He remained married to his one •at tome unscrupulous corpora- thoroughly Impro-. these who operate In the ihad- wife and he made Ida a good husband. His girls are (active coalition, running from ttan officers are equally guilty IM of legitimate Mock trading' not to be ashamed of. So, is this Hollywood? aristocratic Delta planters tn De- •Maslpum vigilance, att'eaty troit cwto workers. Neither Hum- by Investors, but by aovlra- It Is for Eddie. He did not have to dirty his life or phrey nor anybody around him • -agoadMworfclagwWiUie his boaM >r his family to get a little more publicity. supposes for a' momtnt that the flfl# UVMCNMHI MtniMy South will give him so much as He did not have to fake being a Left-wing intellectual, tha time of day. The Humphrey- mo atllUSM of dollars wMdi are Sure! Eddie knows that Karl Marx Is not one of the Itea do believe, however, and ap- funneefuiuwtedd late thte tnirkst at a mirkti si a Marx brothers. He knows that because he knows the parently with some Justice; that Mi* tm* ««c«l^or tRr««m«nt" op*ratt-evfry known lnde>rnd- rise Lake where we used tu n\»n nrouiul tin* cump- iciiulrcmi'iil, ihe ent advliiory tcrvlct hM been al« loyallv of miimrlly mtdf hy |K« l*v#mm«nt tdvlior asked to forward * copy of nil Ire. y ly urwm and tbt Mure* of hit Inform*- publications Isiued. Mint public If you like that kind of a book, warm, chectlng, whose chief iniliilcnl Intercut In luehan •gr*«mmtl tht In civil rlKhlx, He lint a pnn nf to tht Attorney Gennnl'i office, thoughtful, inspiring, read Eddie Cantor'* "The Way mot fi • company F.ximinallon will help dettrmlnt the llilrtl rrqulrcmenl. Thr III), wtiit, If any, Itglitatlon Ii n««ei> See It" If you find It "corny"—welly , It's Just too •ral blu-Mal? f»n»nn urmipurmpn Ilkr (Herb Block, Waslilnglon I'oit and Tlm«s Herald carte«nls|, Is L , Dee. 19, 1M9 hihimm , V If tthih ! SoutherSh n lirm III•". Illl Msuldln of tha SI. LouU I'ostDlipslch la plnehiilulns iry to regulste thii butiiMM.. >ad for you. You wera born too Utt, «roups surely do not. (er aim,) I MBIAttKREGISTDt TwaaV, Prosperity "i Cfc Ll &!i ntmmn THE MVWM i On Uruguay's Beaches MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) nomie collapse, in Uruguay that —The beaches of Uruguay are|boomed the tourist trade. In mid- booming this-this • summer alter. Il51th« Uruguayan economy sag IIICJ.*I«S* - years of bad. times. gad and iu currency, long one of !• »t6A« «tia*r RIO In the lsJOs and early 40s Uru- the most stable in South Ameri- guay built up a big tourist trade ca, was deyaluated. A tragic from Argentina1 , only an over- flood set the economy back fur 6 .>.*s-\\-h night boat ride or an hour's ther. plane trip away. Thousands of Meanwhile prices were rising Argentines poured across the Riv.... - in Argentina through inflation er Plate, which separates ththe and a governmes* austerity plan. two .nations, every summer to•- Thousands of Argentina vaca- bask on the pleasant sands. tioners found thejr could get such This stituation came to a halt a favorable rate e( exchange that after dictator Juan Peron took it was cheaper for them to spend over Argentina. Relations be- their beach time in Uruguay than tween Peron and Uruguay cooled. i their own lead: . Thousands of Argentine exiles Now with the jurist trade » T ,-.f.r ••• booming the country can't enjoy fled to Uruguay, and their clan- '.ri-r'. destine radio. broadcaiU made the the full benefit ofHhe businesi. dictator mad. Many hotels were shut down or WhmRTHAMWllTE ' Peron tried to get his small turned into apartments during the neighbor to make trade conces- Peron blackout During this time, sion. The proud Uruguays re- too, the Uruguayan government COMBES fQtCALE SHEETS screws on Uruguay. A police good conduct certificate waa re- er got-off the farm in summer into becoming accustomed to go- quired for all Argentines visiting : Uruguay. Prospective tourists ing to the beach. found they had to wait months From- the capita) city of Mon- fo* such a certificate if they got tevideo to the Brazilian border. it at all. No such permission was Uruguay is a. beachcomber's par- •••.'I'jsy.r7^--'" needed to visit Chile or other adise with hundreds of miles of border countries. gleaming/sands. From here to -The Argentine tourist trade to Punta Del Este the water Is salty, Uruguay dwindled to a trickle. but mixed with the River Plate To keep beach loven happy. Per- and the waves are gentle. From an Wilt up a string of resorti Punta Del Este north to Brazil When Waitfo#|or along the seashore MO miles south it* all Atlantic Ocean with By Dorothy V. WUapie, MA. Maybe you never'realised your pf Buenos Aires. By the time foamy breakers. AP Newsfeaturea freedom: .Perhaps you felt you Perm's nine-year reign ended, were tied down by your job, 'many' of Uruguay's beach resorts YOUNGSTERS BLAST OFF A baby changes your way of by skimpy funds, by lack of a were almost ghost towns. Many TOLEDO, Ohio'(AP) — Two life. Many of the changes you car. But when you' have one, have thought about, I'm sure, Argentines bought homes at south- boys 'were put on probation in or several young' children, you'll ern seaside cities in their own but no matter how well prepared juvenile court after they stole find that 1U much more difficult country. Others formed the habit you think you are, you're in for to leave home. You cannot go of going to the same hotels there chemicals from Scott High. School some surprises. to stock a home laboratory where anywhere without taking the ba- year after year. In the early months of preg by with you. This doesn't mean Uruguay, seeking to regain iu they experimented in rocketry. nancy your life probably will go that you're not going to be able tourist trade, tried all sorts of The mother of one turned them along as-before. But there comes to go anywhere ever again, but schemes. Argentines who came in to police when she saw a roc- a time when you will probably it does, mean that you csiffcot *y boat could bring their cars ket made from a detergent can quit your job, if you have one, skip out lightly. You must time free. Each Argentine motorist swooping around her home! and begin to feel.like.the -moth- a trip: to the; market between was given free coupons good' for er you*arei,soon. toabe..., ...... ' the baby's feedings, and no baby •bine 50 gallons of gas. The Uru- - BUILD your bank account with One of the complaints of yeuog goes anywhere without quite a guayan tourist board advertised caih Register Classified Adi get mothers is isolation and con- bit of paraphernalia. Occasional- In Buenos Aires newspapers. you for things you no longer finement. Before you have a ba- ly you'll get a babysitter and Gradually the tourists trickled use. Dial SH 14010 to place by you can pretty much go have a spree, but you're not go back. Ironically,' it was an eco- your ad. where you like when you like. ing to do that too often.

After your baby Is born you are going to be housebound for a few years. And if. you plan several children, as I certainty hope you do. you'll be about the ipusc: sosac sjtn years.";K•.;. • Jret and fume, and ••"» feet "sorry for .yourself — •some ;"'•>':: "i-'.-"' girls do:You'can nag your hus- . llflOl or double fitted •r.:i..J.::i>ef:''liJ»>^-:.... band, oomptain about,your lot. The more you nag and complain, the more your husband will find excuses to stay at the office and •: ••../.••'• loetKloneaome you will be- e.Miv.^.:-i • J come. . , . , LIQUOR STORES Instead of complaining and tell- Ink everyone you > new? did 'Ilk* ?••!'<•. housework, let's take a look at f. ,;Ll'i"..-" vc' have before mi. A *% STOCK UP NOW way. for whifeVyou Save monoy an famous Spftn«cari rte'eft'B^Spr'^m.idl '^i^ot fiHedJiReyVe^eK..,. ^.ftV," \i\: COIOHU ROY child, waybe several children, KRNTUCKY STRAHHff to bring up. You have husbaad •UNDID to feed and keep well nourished. You have a hus- Q. E. 1LKTRIC iLANKITS Bourbon band whose love you want to Whiskey keep warm and fresh. Altogeth- Kentucky's Plnest 9f^i er you have a home to make, a Twkt sUe r«f. 1$M ...... *| 8.94 - home where everyone who is 39 part of it finds peace and con- tentment within 1U walls. All this OMbteiiM ref.2t.fS. - 22e95 •wart 8 M.99 jL you have to do on whatever your husbaad provides. No matter Fulty^erenteed for one year. All with single control. M»reaf-«ft-4Veer« what it is; R is never qelte enough, and you will have to "'" " In^Mu^'ind) roia-pink. budget and lean to squeeze val- AMI DAVIDSONS ue out of each penny. Be Prepared

N. Y. STATE As you wait tor your .first ba- •!...''"< ,-»"• ..-•' COCKTAILS by think about this big job you have ahead of you. What can you MARTINI CHAMPAGNE & do now to make yourself better prepared? The better you do the DACRON BID PILLOWS MANHATTAN SpirklingBunundy job the batter you will enjoy it. Tenet tfco Naw Yea* How: good a cook are you? whfc tin Raiti How much do you know about nutrition? Can you prepare testy meals that grow rosy cheeks and sturdy muscles on the food at fi|htwal|ht and eomferteUe. Cutditd o 2lat7. towance you' have? Maybe a course |a cooking or In nutrition right now .would stand you In good stead later on. Read a few books on child care and the development of chll dren. Be prepared to avoid a few proMems-you can't expect to avoid them all. SCOTCH Plan out how your money it to be spent. M you have e bit of time en your hands now, spend It to be- BRANDY come bettor prepared for the job ahead of you. Seawlfi*, finished with anchor banis.'.raVMiibla, rig*.., ' 4 Lots Go Unclaimed ALL ABOVI m«M AM DAVIDSON IXCUNIVM JEA BRIGHT - Four lots on Ocean Ave. went unclaimed at a pulblc auction yesterday. Tiie properties were being sold by the borough to recover mu- nlclspl liens for non-payment of taxsi for IH7-M. LININ WSH TOWILS •, ,, According to Clarence Stevens, tax collector, the lots ware sold ;-t ! to the borough, which may fore- •,v,,;:..";/^/*;//i»iiiaf&***? ' \, ^i3.j|c. ' '•"•''..'Ji- close in two years If the torn are not paid, - ' ' \ FullIlleJ e bier bent, llnt>free kitchen tiw'aii/intettrecrivo ' '*»,• '•:** Total amount of unpaid taxes on the four lots was HM.7I. psttel ptaidi. Pink,'blttf anwjaeld or bilue).#•!•) anej'roio\ :, lr'

CHURCH IMPLOYMCKr FRII PARKING ifVi IROAP IT., RID RANK AGENCY PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Christ Episcopal Church here optratei ipffly'NOSj •• ;• • FOR FREE DELIVERY PNONE SH 7-3334 an employment agency, complete with a state license. The agency ^-, wss started by the church's pis- MAMY MOM UNADVIRTIUD RARtMIN* ODM WecWtdays 'HI V p. m. \ J, YANKO tor, (he Rev. William V, tactile Jr, i - , i I r •" • WPP • UPBAWE WBBUftM-'7"' Here'* a Great Dish From Italy

A RURAL, Itallaa dish has cer- tainly taken oa styJe.Ifs fancied- May Be in Tkmble up corn meal and please call it polenta, not mush. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP> pending proposals to the new Italian cook books carry many — The new dissrrsament tslks committee and expressed hope interesting versions, of polenta. In 1900 will scon run into trouble for agreement on measures lead Ours is*in absolutely delicious M statemea stick by their attted ing toward jMeral and complete basic treatment: Corn meal is positions. disarmament' But debate in the cooked with water and salt, then The Western powers — Britain U. N. shc#d riBs-that seem to gratad cheese Is stirred in and and Fraaee, ia particular—differ rule our aajr'qoidt|ir easy agree- the polenta is poured Iroo a shal- ment fn the" talks-let lowj.psn to coot. Before serving, among themselves over -what ttip»nlx|urfhiWfc)tOSttracUv •tepa to take flnt. The United alone »n; the East-1 talks to Sutef and othen show suspicion foOow. ; & . shapes of^sejares and that the Soviet Union will pot al- sprinkled with melted butter and low strict controU. grated cheese: Than brown in a gt hot oven until It Is tinged a So disagreement seems likely TesU: -British fornan secre- tempting golden color. to arise ia the five-nation West tary Selwya Lloyd, proposing dis- ern discussions commencing In armament ta thre« stages, saM Whs) chess. tousetn peleats? Washington next month, and tome fM tug. ^kfTld Epicures suggest Italian Fon persist ia the location EattrWest three-power aj Mni-a' creamy gost cheese with negotistions proposed for GeneVa further nuclear fesbfi. £au$r flavor^Jut Foa^na Is not ia March. jetted that the threFltomic pow- readily available in this'country No real East-West negotiations en still would have-endear wea- so you can substitute Parmesan on disamameat have beea bald pons eves? If they JM»M no more or Cheddar., :, ,'..1- since September 1957, when a ftests— ••-. ' " ' ' ''' At our house, circumstances U. N. subcommittee of Britain, Political Prerequisites: Brit- combined to produce a marvel- Canada, France, the Soviet Un- tain's plan made no -provision * L -N ? — K«"ressten en Bajrhorne Adam's faee appeara to Indl. lous polenta. One of our; sisters, FROM ITALY eu Fsleats._ . a simplsii e rural dbh sfesmsMal M 1 1 bjr r B d 1 just back from Europe, brought •f s deUcle«s eplearea. km and the United States brake for delaying disarmament until ?&2°f£essay, far a . whil'SB e*? fro •«••m a *Leadei"n- ea1t sho 5 ™w- *****and la show * Weybridras ttpoa, rtesptare. Surrer.* sad grated cheese that's of-----f talks in- London' . politicalitill problembl s were solvedld:: a round red Edam.. Into our or meat.' It's; delightful as a first roll pan that has been' rinsed In France held thai "considerations corn meal this great CeatreUed Ceaaattea ese went, with Par- course for a'formal dinner. cold water; chill. Cut chilled of defense; intefUiiajet responsi- . SET MEETINGS > corn meal in small diamond Since Oct. 31. 1MB, Britaiav the bilities aad poBticat relation. Student Exchange, Cultural KEYPORT - The ' Flying 1 for the topping. Of • "' POLErrtA^-'; -\ ; shapes or squares.1 Place - on Soviet Union and the United ships" most hiVs priority, with course domestic Edam may be Ingredients:; I cups"!water. V/t lightly buttered cookie sheet; * Knights Model Airplane Club, used.the same way. States have been talking in Ge-1th e first step Jo' Jfc" e politica-" l field. *pww»d by the BaysWre Post cups enriched white corn meal, sprinkle generously with melted aeva on a matter related to.dis- Priorities:.IK* French disarm- Programs Increase Asked Knowing cooks'" in Italy and 2 teaspoons salt,.2 cups grated butter and spread with spatula; armament — the controlled -ces- ament negotiator, Jules Moch, Jewish War Veterans, will meet this country sometimes turn outcheddar-type cheese, butter, then sprinkle lavishly with Par- sation of nuclear weapon teals. said both Britain's scheme and WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep nate international educational and each Sunday at 2 p. m. in the deep-molded corn meal sfter grated Parmesan cheese. mesan cheese. Bake In hot (400 At the Geneva Foreign Minis- Soviet Premier Nlktta S. Khrush- Frank Thompson Jr. (D&TJ) yes- cultural relations.' Unlted Hebrew Synagogue, Broad chilling; then they hold a piece Method: Heat to boiling 4 cups degrees) oven about 20 minutes ten' Conference last summer, the chev*s rival four-year total dis- terday called for rtepped-up Uni- 22. Raise the quality of Ameri- "it. • •;• ; of fine string taut, press down- water. Mix corn meal and salt or until pale golden color. Serve bi| Four discussed resumption armament plap n were alike ted. States cultural and student can __ The boys are instructed. ward and slice the. polenta with with remaining 2 cups cold water; at once. Makes about 12 servings. of- comprehensive disarmament '','not t givinii g t o tthhe dl'deliveri y exchange programs and a 40-mll- abroad^ and fun! stirring constantly, pour into the negotiations. They agreed to set j excaanKe pro «$to;;.J. palu«h irve"polenta: Richard boiling water. Cook until thick- Civil War Gen. George »B. up a 10-nitlon committee—Brit? Ity. whfchi in our'opinion, .?is im& -tU«*eUarso finance them^ . main dish ened, stirring often. Cover; McClehnan was elected'governor' ain. Canada. France. Italy and perattve." He Included satelUtes, club i Cultural exchange, ig with a green tinue cooking over low heat of New Jersey in 1877, thirteen the United SUtes for the West; rockets, supersonic or long-range when it invol g* . _ _peopl _ e from all na- salad and a fruit dessert. It's a about 10 minutes. Add cheddar- Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Po- aircraft, ocean-going submarines, when it involves college students, accompaniment for a years after he lost a presidential is the best way to turn reluctant tions could competp e in the artsLeonard Miller. type cheese; stir until melted. land, Romania and the Soviet aircraft carriers and launching and uneasy Allies into staunch and sciencesi . ThiThsi was suggestetdd buffet supper with a roast bird Pour into IS by 10-inch jelly- election to Abraham Lincoln. . > Union for the East. padsad . friends, Rep. Thompson said. earlier by Rep. Harris McDowell The Western foreign ministers A massive expansiop n of thestu- (D-Del) and Rep. Thompson said •greed in Paris Dec. 21 to tug. Inspection and control: Khrush- dent d otheh r exchangeh pro- legislation to. set It^jp would be test that the committee begin chev said that "in accordance grams "will b e a welcomlme and GKAND UNION'S work in Geneva around March with each stage of disarmament valuable step toward westing a .%#**• Advisory 15. there should be an appropriate die .international understanding the srts in the. De- Meantime, the U. N. General stage of'control" by foreign in • essential to a permanen partment of Health, Education Assembly, ia November, sent all spectors In each country- and eace," he added. ' and Welfare. •.<•' "once the disarmament becomes In a talk prepared for .delivery complete, the controllers should to the 23rd annual convention of remain." But U. S. delegate Hen- the American Educational Thea- Retail Sales ry Cabot Lodge said: "We still Jones Ends do not know exactly what con- ter association, Rep. Thompson trols the Soviet Union has 1said college theater and music Up in County 1 groups should play a bigger part IBM Course mind.. .and we want to find out. in this nation's cultural exchange KINGSTON, NY. — Thornell NEW YORK — Comprehensive He described controls as crucial. program. : figures on business activity in International force: Khrushchev T. Jones, 221 Mechanic St.. Red Monmouth County, N . J. indi- proposed that all countries dis- Program Top Heavy Bank, N. J., was graduated today cate an Increase in retail sales arm down to "strictly limited He said the present program from a five-month semi-automatic during the first half of 1999. contingents of police or militia' as administered by the State air gepund er/pirojuifant computer Ths figures were taken from to maintain iniiternal order. The Department is top heavy, withfield AgWefring training course a business survey compiled by Soviet Union said ''contradictions professional entertainers. ' the Standard Rate and Data Serv- among states" could be solved Only six of the 115 attractions of International Business Ma- ice. by negotiation and other peace- sensent-abroat abroad under the prograpg m chines Corporation's Federal Sys- business in the county ful means. But Lodge argued that have come from the college terns Division.' during die fiscal year aggregat- there still would have to be ranks, Rep. Thompson said. V/ANT, TO WELCOME ed $311,313,000 against $390.260,. stitutions to preserve internation I HHallD qftlteTOor "an iromedi. i k •00 the previous year, the report al peace and security, and pro- CfaJtol^titJftie present, pica noted.. mote the rule of law.y ' yune' two million dollars" now Automobiles, appliances and Americaa Position provided for the cultural ex other so-called high-price* Items. change program to the 7ft mil- hard hit by ths isrican position: The li dll normally 105741. showed the fc- W exchanges. tlki&thls A* partial explanation" of" the : would business surge during MS* wassaid rising wages and increased em- task force . Washington exchange- program: in most areas of theorders to work up s U .S S. dis- pteyment Other Ideas country. armament plan by Jan. 1. It is NNett iincome in Monmouth Coon- expected to run over its deadline. 1. Creation of a bureau ty. after taxes, reached s|»JSar||f it runs .very far. over, they IatecaatWnal Cutaral Relations in of SK1.MM0O, ««—^*8. dis; the jfitrfDepartsient and the set- S82.737.0N the still iag Up et»«.,sjafirfal assistant to AA7 yr- complication. die Secretary'of State to'coordl- ft. S.«MUlMnENNOISiT 1 7 •c 4.f5 ma iiynw :$n 3a47 SEMI-ANNUAL TheraeQ T. Jones D. 1 .§0-1.79 4*C DMNMNG $H He has been assigned to a SAGE , • UieUM fimtt hi m ksWqrt! Tss satUrsb Air Defense sector installation at 1 Mitt SM Lexington, Mass. Mr. Jones is the SHOE CLEARANCE son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Jones, and is a graduate of Rut- gers University. Mr. Jones, and his wife, Vera. will live in the Lexington area. P. MM 4MI» PMTTHKOUIOt

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faceSs^ •••••••/•*Vtajy o• r Triataa Uebb but a"''iew*.*rtstaa;—. . / Afc ben pa Costa, aa /unericaa taa- or. —"v'; ••'' •-' •'•' .• •• ••.»••• Way tba switches? v Head colds, not International- Ian, said the Mot. Originally. Miss NUsson. wheat Mat debut oa Dec 11 as IaaMe was a smash success, was to slag last alght with Ntnay, But be bad a cold aad felt he couldn't last 'more than oae act Watt to do? The house was sold out aad the Met dMa't waat to imaenlatA,m tun who had come to hear Miss NUssoa. Mr. Carter served with the scribed by some critics as the Coast Guard Temporary Reserve greatest Wagnerita soprano since during World War II. . Kin.cn Flagstad. He is presides* of Jacey's Teaor Uebl was considered Women's Shop, Loag Branch, and na#<; He also, had a cold and is a member of the board of the felt,.ha,could last only oae act. Long Branch Community Adult With two down and oae to go, Taaor Da Costa was summoaed. Whale a« Fttwiitg frt$hly Mliemi Botognm, Ltvnmru, BoiUi Him . Oae act/' atld Da CosU, who IMae> Malt also bad a told. a^svajanpavaj ejar^pejv PUu Miny Oth* Pmtty Fmwrittt '/•-," j - "^ "-*' tePk the unprec* She Proved out — a different Potato Salad ' Coje Slaw • Fruit Salad »>la each act. Met manager tier # ' itoiaja. — Dr. Barbara Tossed Salad * Jellp Salad Mo<;oroni Salad MalPaor. trouoitt before^ a hospital ,...._ she'inay go Brmd r*J>4c Slid Lunch Mm* i oao seemed to mind — to the United SUtes soon to there was oaly oae Isolde. show people there how to walk. Freffi! The 56-year-cld, Ruuian-bora BOLOGNA dietician, wife of sculptor Harry Famous Lancaster Brand Beef Haircut Price Moore, shewed no ill effects PLAIN LOAF from her seven-day, 37S-mile Ed* LOAF Fixing Halted inburgh-to-London trudge last NEW YORK (AP) — Attorney week except a pair of sore feet UMKHWN General Louis J. Laftowltt said I'm ready for aapther long Roast today that he has obtained a walk any Ume." she told a re- • price .filing porter. "I am thfaskiag of going Famous Lancaster Brand OLIVE LOAF I Master Bar- ta Oven- accused, tn* ajssclitkM ef acting as "the Dr. Moorera'vegetarisn. made Ready COLOSSAL, TOP QUALITY forum for barber shops to reach the EdtaDurgh-te-London walk agreemenu on fixed prices, hours to prove woman are as tcnigh as and dsys of operation." men. -. • The association, representing SHRIMP s IM of the IN barber shop owners Arm Pot in Richmond County, consented Coinpengation to the Judgement, LefkowiU said TMf order" was signed by Su- pregtf CSjrt Justice George M. Carney'. ' v Ut. Sliiri/ Lefkowiu accused the associa- yesterday i liMpday U.3U tion of violating New York's anti- workmen's co*pan**tt6n award monopoly Donnelly Act by mak- to a Farmingdale .chicken, farm- ing six price Increases since MM er on grounds he was'not an em- without the participation of any ployee of the Eastern Agricultur journeyman barbers' union. al Association. Canned Ham JUICY FLORIDA Haircuts oa the Island now cost In s split decision, the court lfi fe I and fl.tt for child* ruled Murray Marcus, Preven- re».«nderiW.:.A shave costs $1. toriua, R4, Fanwlaiilili. was Marcus owned a fans Soviet Leader raised about 7,540 chicks a weal for the Agricultural Association Meeting which has a farm in Ukewood. MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet Prenv Marcus wss paid $75 a week. ler Nlkita S. Khrushchev has told He suffered severe bums when Cyrus S. Eaton, the Cleveland a stove exploded in one of his financier, that an international chicken bouses. ,- bag conference of scientists Eaton ar- The Workmen's Compensation Jtrsey Yellow ranged, at Pugwash, N. S., a few Division granted the award to mofths ago could be a "price- les«Aoatribajtlon'' to the cause of .a Ipnaf'Mce. ;^;c.;. Sweet Potato •^ «iotad Khrushchev «» me relstioo- J4a a letter he shared Ea- ., •--.„- ^ampiayae Tconvictlon that the coafe^ eaisU-where- the a«a«oyor con- aa# on biological and chemical 5c Off DMI Ib. Carrots 19c trols "not oaly what shall be waffare would promote a further but how It shall be , Dria, ' up of international re- He said the Agricultural As- Khrushchev, stressed that "the sociation did ao coatiol Maroas' pooling of scienUsts' efforts in hours of work nor nil methods. UMtttruggis against war will ' Judae MUloa B,: Caaford dls- doaotisdly exert an ever-gi -..:;•»% lerae ^ leeves iafhieace oa Ihe shaping of Ha said that MUcos, unlike aa STUFFING BREAD 39c puhUc opUloa in favor .of ban- ••dependant businessman, rsa no ntag all typas of mass annthila- , Virainie, Lee risk of loss' ia raising chickens / ' •- each '• tiaa weapoas and solving the and had ao opportunity for pro- FRUIT STOLLEN praHem of total and universal 59c disarmament," the official news POUND CAKE tibMon eW Ms*jt>fe 59c Issue Warranti Girl, 16, Slabs Boy, 13, ia Mistletoe Fray To Violators RYE BREAD ; 21c mVlWOTON (AP) - Police PHILAPBLPHIA (AP) - Tea p| Suawemo - said a iS^raar-old boy was set- warrants charging illegal Sun- SANDWICH BREAIw^utmilffSK {•••'< 20c iouajy stabbed yesterday by day salsa ware issued yesterday girl, II, after he tried to force a after a magistrate refuted to glass of vodka on her and that hold hearings anleu the viola- Use her under a sprig of mist* tors were first arrested. Keebler Crocken Magistrate E. David Keise The boy wai in fair condition issued the arrest warrants and jCeeUer Snacks at Irviagton General Hospital said he thought the procedure fol- witti puaenres of the arm and lowed by police In' the previous weeks of enforcing the new sain Names of the teen-agers were MMMMlWtliVtS O#s $ withheld because of their ages. Arrtitt win, ia effect, give eos*4|.TAf|aN Mm Kroft Forty Snocks' Police Cspt. Edward Duralag each of tha M a aarmanenl police of the Juvenile Bureau gave this record. Extra Sharp Cheese accouaj: - They were cited at five stores The M-year-oM girt and a w Philadelphia Sunday; friend visited the boy and Ms * HI IN) PMC* pvfMSft CitiW WwW Cracker Barrel Sharp Sticks ** ;** •»#• 51c older brother at .thelr.apartmMt eummeaad ta-a haaHag. If they on IpringfleM AV». felled to appear, than warraats Swiss Knight Gruyere Cheese X39c • «T43c the aceapted wast she thought for their was a glass of water which turn- Borden Liederkranz or Camembert *+> *• 35c id out to ba vodka. The Mathers TO COLLECT PAPER • the* tried to push the girls under joma mistletoe but the girls left HAZLET - Roy Scouts The 11-year-old boy came to Troop 114 will mske their second SAVE OVER 40%! tUDOR ROSE KM It-yesr-old girl's apartment monthly collection of old news- nlnutes later, cornered her ta a papers, Saturday. The collection Mdraom and made advances. is part of a drive to earn money DINNERWARE the grabbed a kitchen knife, he for camping equipment. Collec- Trea Tavtrn TM$ Wttk't hem beat her with a bed slat and then tions will be made the first Sat she stabbed him, urdsy of each month. Large Meat Platter . . . 99c REPORT EARTHQUAKE CHURCH GOERS IN SWEDEN fntltntint Itmii SHU AvIMIrr IANTIAOO, Chile (AP) - An STOCKHOLM (AP) - Sunday Pizza Pii'»59c Nesert Mm I far *»e (MM Nw Mwli ) far 9ft 4-N. Sfarter SM fU iaM Hatot S far 71c eerthquake shook the vlllajte of church attendance In Sweden av- r Brand •) 8-oi. Calama, 000 miles north of Sin- erages 240,000 persons, or 3,1 p«r 3STEAK1 CAIVS3 7O MI all plien now urn ihpUyt Huili * <#n(r« tut A, H »r HI tliio. yenterdsy. There were no cent of th« population, the Stst BREADED * pkfli. 7VC report! .of dsmsfie or casualties. Lulhorsn Church reports, Red Bank—170 Br<*tJ Street Fair Hoven—574 River Read W. Long Iranch—Rt. 36 and Bdwy. tfl-TWAr. IW. ». WW MBP ««« WS6WTCT atrjr. ^ Mt*A ^ l " Chartaf W. tott, Bt. Jav TIN frm* amrih mi due. :TT"—^i""*:*""**. ..**? ratuniBl RMM fraai Rinarvwaj parttaatarly ia tt« oariy day* to a> «nrfcUrn carriage aioag Methodist Celebrating a phenomenon kaown as theover by hand, whilst Daniel Hitt *iJS*m?-*™: '• — Waa^'*^.^_MBdm»aBtauk "circuit v rider," «a Institution led the horses. which Methodism did not invent "•He, ^preferred my loading **&*&lW •• Kto^mWa**** 'Chapel 175 Years iti Baltimore pat brought to Mr tallestflowe rthem* ao on we want, but I was The burly Wttker tamad tad HiU Jld., marked hto aeventh The rider was an itinerant mta- weak, and not enough attentive, picked up the man by the aeruff birthday last week with a party By TOM HENSHAW American Methodists are oh-later. Mi saddle begs atuffed perhaps, and the mare ran roeOf Ma neck aad the seat of his in his home. Associated Press serving the 175th anniversary of with scriptures and tracts, who uppon a rock; up went, the wheel, peats and heaved him over the that organizational meeting. " served a circuit of 'some 20 orhanging balanced over a preci- Fence* It Twas the Christmas season, Mr* Robert Park, Cooper ltd., TThhe centet r off thh e celebratiolbti n M points of ministry. pice of SO feet—rocks, trees and "How, pereon/' said tha man spent last week In Baltimore, Md. 1784. is the Lovely Laaa Church la PPraadd o AfAaaarye , the first river between us. meekly through a crack in the A youthful United States was Baltimore, where about 3,000 . era'ala'ad oa American "I.felt.lame by the mare's young, Methodist ministers, all "lf MII atare Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood, taking its first uncertain steps as waa a elreaat rider who reading on my foot; we un- •, wo. Bowae'Rd., hate returned from an independent nation. under 33. will take part In the covered; observance.' ttcNed the beast and righted a yyacaUoa a ta the Bahamas. The man of the hour wa the carriage, after tmloadlag tb# young, too—the Marquis de La The aelecttaa of the dta and ea> fayette, at 27, Just completing • baggage, and so got over the OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Smith HUI Rd., the youthhl dtrgymaa la Jig.* danger and difficulty." ' triumphal tour of. the land he nlfleaat . The Utah; Laaa' Three unlvenity etudaatt ? were to confined to ihis home by illness. had helped to free. Charca has ahaafad — K* a , The Spirit at Pteaeers charged with hirdnapmg. They And so were the 60-odd minis- alle'ead ahaM trans ka ware caught afjtr having taken Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran of a mynah bird from a pat thop. New York City spent the holi ters who gathered in conference aal Ute eapeeuiyf|a"lthe at the Lovely Lane Church in has aever aaMe last Hi Officers aaJd » waaiiawte<>«ya with Mn, Mary Corcoran Baltimore. • ah* haas boea to' tts find:'tbj^trto atoe* abt manyW of Howard St. Their average age »•» «•> a gruel •uiitv , to match ate' aieaeer tpirlt of the tia»«fc The circa* 4 - ^ Mr. and Mii. WOliam Scott of M, but their mltalei «tw>«M modern that went beyond their yean. Since 1784, its teemhetaWp hfc iUed this ridera eaa take a (aad deal of Sttten taland apeai the holiday ^•••eJirT«iH»«.B«1i«va"i- and without that increased from 13,000 to £ his Jour-credit far tato, tee. , ; - with Mr. Seott'a parenu, Mr. and They were le organize the ; ahlld?|Hychbl*gy rtuffr Methodist Church la America. 10 mUUon, rnaMni it flit iM» tell' thi. rtory of Jeie Mrs. Norman Scott of Cooper Rd.

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7c PER COPY Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1959 [Steel Inquiry Trim Emergency New Jersey # News Briefs NEWARK NaUoaa. l nu presaii. *nO was eWear, tem^ ,. ., id the group Council then _ In Dtoth Case as'not' HSitk*iIsji. ( report to Elsen- Safety Cow 'said that Cities Service' terms which expire iare the Port of ity members, CMWef! hower. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP—Police NEW those held by Charles W. Lube, lew York Authority to make the John Hoke with 11 counts 330 persons may die in traffic Corp. Ha attended ,. ,'. I To .PeB Workers today charged train engineer accident* over.tke £i»day New mon,. an School, Linden. < board president; Michael J. next move in the proposal for a efficiency, misconduct in.-office Point Pleasant. lord. of a. itenement Gormley, board vice president Jet centef to serve the New York and neglect of duties.' .••".::•'.- irjThe' government will conduct a Ezekiel Shibla, Year's holiday week-end. Kublak is single and has lived poll of • half-million steelwork- with causing death by train, Cap- The council's statement came termed a disgrace to the city h ™ and Mrs. Joseph Panaccione, etropolitan area from the Great In October, the authority final- here ers Jan. 11-13 oa the various tain J. Edgar Wilkinson reported. In the wake of the heavy traffic yestMday andK fined MM. Sali board member. Iwamp near here. ly consented to dissolve and coun- Municipal court hearing has been mon, who pleaded guilty to six Mrs. Panaccione and Mr. Lube cil dropped the charges. company "tost offers", of settle- death toll over the Christmas "The best defense is a good of- ment. These are all alike except tat for Jan. 19. week-end, which was below its housing .violations* was abw sen- have announced they will not fense," Frelbtghuysen said. During the ensuing i 5r for minor details. ; iCapt Wilkinson said be acted pre-bollday estimate. tenced to SOidteysTln - — Chain Crash seek re-election. .• ••••J,\ .., , council and the authority wran mi the instructions of the county Mr.' Lube, formerly t' board Pribe Reles gled over financial settlements McDonald said returns from a A final count. »how«l that 4*3 postcard straw poll of prosecutor* He said the charge Gomez vice president, bat been head of Frelinghuysen said he and Rep. until in April the authority turn- persons"were'Jrtfled- In 'traffic ae- workers; is running about M per is a to • one and is man- on condition that the Eight the body for the past year. Florence P. Dwyer (R-NJ) would ed physical operation, of the eldenta in the 78-hour Christmas cent in favor of rejecting the eatery. holiday week-end—from 6 p. mb.e corrected by Jan. 28. Gome* Mrs. Panaccione is- chairman look into the-setup of the Port sewer system back to the bor- It is a result of the car-train said Salomon did not have a of the board's Insurance com- Authority and the role of the Fed- ough. company offer. But he dis- Thursday (local time) to mid- patched nearly a hundred union collision Sunday at the Cliffwood night Sunday. The council had previous record otherwise he On Turnpike mittee. eral Aviation Agency (FAA) in Report Received Ave. crossing ' which took the would have sent.him to prison. Mr. Gormley, who Is chairman the jet plan when the representa- Council recently received a re-subordinates back to their home estimated a possible toll of 530. SOUTH BRUNSWICK (AP) — areas with Instructions to "go to lives of Mrs. Ann Marie Chris- In its New Year holiday esti- "I'm making sure that with a stretch of the New Jersey of the board's committee for new ives return to Washington today. port from Elton T. Killan. Inc., tie. ». and her son. Thomas, f, construction, announced lost night Frelinghuysen said he was in-Milburn, engineers, regarding work to roll up as big a vote mate, the council said an esti- as possible against the com- of Morristown Rd., Madison mated 2U traffic deaths would tenants will get the service they heap yesterday as four tractor- will seek re-election, for the Tested in a federal investigation renovation of the sewer system. Township. deserve," Gomez said. Salomon, two-year board post. of the port authority, the New panies' last offer." be recorded during a non-holiday trailers and five cars smashed The governing body, to. date, The htdutry has offered wage period of identical length. The M, lives at 389 Westminister into each other In thick fog. Third Year lersey-New York agency that however, has taken no official ., EYE-CATCHER Ave.. Ettiabetk ~ Tins the area's benefit gains over a three-year count will be from « p. m. Thurs- major com action toward plant reconstruc- period valued by the companies for violations;-* were injured, A|t SJ.'he^ now completing mercial airports. The suggestion tion. CANON crry. coio. (AP> - day WTrnMnlght Su«d»v. An As- to'MW- his third year on the board. He cents an hour per worker. sociated Press *arvey for a sim-cientheat:aa4-kckofhl was first »it forth by Rep. Em- The matter,was not msstionetf V,* Headline in-«he Canon City Daily New Bruos- s a.graduate of I " ' by the union at 23 and hallway UghU. ; anuel CeKr (KNY). head of the at last nigHfs meeting,' ^ - Sgl Record: "Birds File tor ilar 78-hour period earlier this was in serious coooi- School. A W,e»t month showed 314 traffic fatal- House Judiciary Committee. The borough is under orders S3R.M0 Over Building Roof Co ORAN<3E(iL 'Several hours after the dent for seven years, I Republican counterpart from New with Gov. Rockefeller about a accomplished violinist by*ge U, non, president of Bell Telephone feet and three of the superhigh- He is • past president of theLaboratories; Mrs. Robert Cow- York seems to have less com- proposal to let commuters deduct continued to play the Instrument Hulet School Parent-Teacher As- 6 to File As Slate until the fall hospitalized Mm. He way's eight lanes, slowed traffic an of Bernardsville, wife of the petitive spirt In 1W» than In MMtheirtravtlin. g expenses from New in both directions. ' sociation. He attended Bucknell Gov. Meynsr told a news con- York's Income tax, but wouldn't gave up teaching two years ago. president of the National Newark Steel girders hauled by one ofUniversity and the University o and Essex Banking Co.; Lau- farenee yesterday that Gov. Nil- go into the transit crisis. New York. son Rockefeller's decision not to Robert Morris, seeking the Re- RMOWOOD (AF)~Pewee aati then trucks spilled over the road rence J. MacGregor of Chatham, For Keyport Board •sited last night ttsat tr» and safer/Isle., Married and the father of twochairman of the board of the battle Vice President Richard publican nod tor the U.S. Senate, yeoths, lit*H. bad admMcd clllldren, he. U vice president _ Summit Trust Co.; and George Nixon for the" GOP presidential challenged Gov. Meyner yester- William S. Nelson, KEYPORT - Six residents Hercules Powder Co., Parlin. SMaktagiata II bemeeJa_aU of the GriffisHMcPjMrson Adverts J. Batt of New Vernon, vice wil file tomorrow as candidates nomination shows a weakness in day to take up the subject, say- president of Dugan Brothers bak- Near the: Republican Party. Ing that Oov. Meyaer has done IfN MM MMUHW Ml HBMMP* for the Board of Education, M sateed amber el eara*They accident area. ery. To date, a total of U petition Jt demottttrates, he Mid, "a little to atop abandonment of was reported to The Register last blanks have been taken out Constance Hardlnge. 38, of Bris- night. eertaln lack of capacity to dla- passenger trains to New York eteten aato hi the weeest The tol. Tern., rammed Into the tyel- Stewart Landes of Msdlson, for- Deadline for filing la 4 p. m. and resolve Issues" Transit Strike mer president of Celsnese, was The six will run as a slate. - Thursday. an frem Lake ErsUae An cwrttpd su/Tered facial in- They are: thereby grow In strength. Oov. Meyner eald Mr. Morris' Juries. She was taken to Middle- named executive vice chairman, Indications are that all six Upper Latoi wtta w* to act as chief executive officer. Andrew J. Hulsart, II Short As for Oov. Rockefeller Mm- statemont "showe hJmMlf to be 4 si the hjvoBlle petitions. sex General Hospiui in New board posts at stake in the Feb. •elf, Gov. Meyner said, he seems sadly Ignorant of what's going Brunswick.. Talks Resume George Munslck, president of St., for a one-year unexpired term. Mr. Hulsart is an acting 9 election will be contested. to, have leu competitive spirit on. . .It looks u though he, in MAPLEWOOD (AP) - A short Four lieraons admitted to the the Trust Co, of Morris County. Three board members whose was named ttpuurer. An appeal line foreman with, Jersey Central than when he battled the odds an opportunistic way. li trying circuit kicked out aower to 3,200 MiddletextHpeplUl were: terms expire - Merrill H. Wal- last year and beat Gov. Avercll ' • - homes m the aiUsection of Maple- for public contributions will be Power and Light. Co. He la also '£ WMnbun>, 48, of Haddon- president of the Keyport Citizens' lace* president; William Orme- Herri man. He pointed out that It Is the wood and South Orange* during NEW YOIW (AP)+lrJei*tia made; , •„ ..•'••• field, driver of one off the csrs, Association...»,.. ..*,.•;. .,;-. •.•..-..-. rod, and Louis I. Prager — latefj^ .CojMffsrce Commls- the dinas* *ou» last,nl|ht. The torsrs tryinhg to ward offf /.aTNe, w Named as"'fcMnel< were««er- have- announced that they will •Reel Ceavletleas* •nd three of his passengers: Vic- 1 Edwin R. Wilson, 123 Third St., He said Gov. Rockefeller "has slon, a.federaa federall agency, which hat break came after isi overhead Year'. subway -and nerd M,: Stanley of BernardsviUe, not seek re-election. overruling Jae state Public cable shorted at Dui tor Gcavlaese. M. of Camden; fqr a one-year.,unexpired term. real convictions about hew 'the and ' Allan. M of Philadelphia strike move their talks into City former, appointments secreta t\^H ll_f lt_A^. ' I _ • ^^._ All A->^ aB^ >l The other three incumbents — UMllty CommiMfM and allowing Rldgewood Rd. hero/Power was Hall today under the watchful Mrs. Esther Lewis, Mrs. John A. country should be run" andthe trains to be token off. •*~ls, Stackenwult, " National Lead Co, made • real effort to discuss im- restored In all but - KJ[ of, the eyes of Mayor Robert P. Wagner. A. Wachenfeld of Orange, former Pete aid Frederick J. Walling — Tanning a request by four Berg- homes some 40 minuios hper and Wagner said yesterday .every state Supreme Court justice; and Mrs. Kathryn.'V- Currie. 70 all of whom are recent appoin- portant issues during roups IO The following were treated at St. Peter PI., for a three-year flfouno tiM In thh e reet iWthlihli 2^ hours. g treated at legal means; Including Injunction Donald P. Kipp, Newark attor tees, have indicated that they ility com- St. .Peter'a Hospital in Nftw proceedings If necessary, will be ney. term. Mrs. Currie is the wife of will run. •",.• Mayor Norman J. Currie. unwar- Brunswick: <;^ Used to pkxk the strike thi Bstt was named totwad'n clti ' " ' ft decision said the Dr, George A. Rooncy, SO St. affect his own chances Mr, lamuel Bundrant, 25, V could strand thousands of hoi tens' advisory KIOBP called the d to drop 874 Si*? day revelers If. it starts at 12:0;"action arm"'tif the, JAA, Other Peter PI,, for a three-year term. With six. posts at slake, it will (nation on turning to normal and.jhls wife!' Joann, 23; Oisis Dr. Rooncy is a dental surgeon. be the first time In many yeara sommuter trains since 1958 and Downs, 41,'and James EllisM, a. m, Friday. plans Included'a spiders' bur- •1 ticket. sisMsBBl isBat'i* hawkf Hyman Korobow, 10} Division here that a posiblllty exists for "1 can't come to a conclusion PUC said no en 907 of them. 33, both of New York. "We have got to: try to keei eau, public relatlonsaM, and em- f Detag Work Newark Alrpsri for five hours commonieatlons going" in th phasis on switching the proposed St., for a two-year unexpired a complete change In the board that there's only one man who yesterday aad trimmed speeds term. Mr. Korobow Is a manu complexion. can lead my party." he added He said he still won't accept city," he said yesttrday after ietport'Slto to Burlington County the resignation of PUC member en thr N. • 1. fuijptte and Magistrate Fines secret meeting of principal pa in southern New Jersey, lacturcr In South Amboy of knit The!- six-candidate alate an- In an obvious reference to Viee Garden State Parkway. But tod clothing, nounced last night has tho back- President Nixon. Bftwartf Hart, Jersey City, who tics at Grade Mansion, the ma; li fecovsrlng from • heart at- today'It had lifted Mlflcltntly 2 in Little Silver or's residence. The meeting fallc now from $2.04'/, to 32.72 an And Harold Stcncck, 409 Ating of board member Charles F. Gov, Meyner Is to meet today tack. PUC President Ralph Fusco to permit the reeamptlM af lantlc St., for a three-year term, Patterson, high vote-getter in i>t 1 •* lliat normally attnekInj; schcdulo WAS slashed nearly last May that he would try for he's been an abls public servant." •ad, • low of N tonight. : Campbell Axelsen,. Douglas Pot- Mrs Patrick 3. Lotas, IS West water bill and current taxes Yuletide candles. Tea tables Mrs.:' Paul Bova, Mrs. Vernori A choir, consisting of M by the orchestra' consisting ~ot ter and . James Cousins, shep- Highland Ave, has announced the ^dents from the seventh and Carol Eckstein, John Krdlj,' Ted IThat do you think of a son were illuminated with'red caS- Caiw.Mrs.M. Yarnell Fox. Mn; herds; James Forsman. James engagement of her daughter, Miss __ that? We girl* are boiling .Wilbur Blaizer,- Mrs. Nathan 'eighth -grade* under the direc- Marsh. William Krpll, William dles in silver candelabra. Betz, Chris' Axelsdn, wisemen; Joan Patricia Loftus, to Lt mad and mama is Very unhappy Bowen and Miss Alice Howard. tion of Mitt- Jean Manley and Bouffard and William YanBrunfi Frank O'Brien, son of Mrs Wil- Mn. James Ronaldtbn, presi- Marsha Wilbanks,. Ginny Lou -Sandy > ' Mn. Cokelet and Mrs. Barnard Mrs. Lora Miller,:sang "Twelve : Art work was under the direc- Rain, Robyn Konschak, angels; liam O'Brien, Troy, N. Y., snd dent, greeted the guests. tion .of Miss Lois Eben. - Dear Sasdy: Why U It that Speaker* were Mn. Hubert M. •ere party chairmen, assisted by Days of Chrjstmat.'VO Cosne Jaclyn Kuczilo, Mary; Preston the late Mr. O'grien. Mrs. Lawley, Jr.. Mrs. RosaM- Little Children," "CohUque de Scenery wss by Msr]orie King. jepie change tress cssiag Farrow, Sr., coordinator of voU Hansen, Joseph; Jack Forsman, The wedding W^ftaaaed for Feb- JMTCS ta howtteg byeaas whsr* untssrs for th* hospital snd.Rob- son, Mrs. Knapp. Mrs. Ryder, Noel," "O Come AH Ye Faith- Robert Koenig; Douglas Caron John Kurta, Bonnie•-Crammer, ruary. , Mn. Lench, Mn.:.Smith. Mrs. fulj" "Hanukkah," "Debka and Lou Dombroskl/ .; ^ W Inherrtaaea Is hwelvedT ert Goodman, Middletown flor- 1 Sandy Clements, Jrnni Rocki, Mis* Tall year' ktstfesr that' fc* ist. '" ^-%. Mayer and Mn. Cantrell. .[>.:. Hora" and "Dreydi; Assisting wert Pam Koenig, Drew,Brad|ey, Kenny Smith, Ric- Robert Davey;'Suzanne Hauler, from Red Bank SssMhanssss^teshaJM. Mn. Farrow thanked member* Cartotaia*, Skit ky Forirnaii, Darlejie Hennessey, V. 5—-• '•'.' VI -•-" • . .•-('. School and frftm ferstr City «BM he pat steaejr akevs H* lor th* SO pain of girls' and 1 Doris Ivint, Gerald LoPrestl and Daniel Contilio and, Derek Tynes, ..Taking part In the Christmea Paul Roman. ""•''•- ' • , State CoUeas/Vtl - •* a«y stether's peace el saladT Ask boys' pajamas they gava the, hos- ardeners skit were Janet Rerun, Arlene speakers. ••,..>.- •;. , . Medical Cstperpk pital for the new ; pediatrie Stagehandi were Leon Brjeckel, of Nur- Willis, Patricia Morale*. Louis Robert Davy and Robert Koenlg> sing.. ' * wards. Dombroskl, Peter Jsffe. Richard She alto pointed to the need Course Set Douglas Caron, - Doris MM. Recitations Were given by Lau- She 11 s 'teacher at' the Been Dear Kitty Kelly: Sebastian, Judith Crelin, Mary Joan Coooey, Mariorie King. ra Lee, Veronica Carson, Cheryl Street School. Raritaa Town- I am now 17 and got married for more volunteer! st Riverview NEW YORK—Honie gardener* Rubeni, Janet RoUand, Carol and explained some of the Jobs Robert Koenig; Ernest-Fordno Rooney, Jtita ,$wensoa, Melanie ship, and la attending night set- when I wat II and had me chUd and garden dub enthutlasU may Eckstein .and Lance Adams.. .. aad Mark Adams took car* of StoutStt , , Vd :,SchadtSchdt . PhoebPhbe •ions at Newark State College. < my fint hutband. Shortly they could do to assist the, staff. us* winter as a time to learn }..jU*ot.Robert: Linda Lee, Lt. O'Brien attended St Pater's after I left him. I..fell in love IDsrtrsted Lsetare about "flower and Vegetable gir- •oackelrJuay Clark, Jon; Co* ; Student* created I Robert ;Robert Baxter, with another man. We married, «ns snd their planting snd care College,' Jersey City,' and Reas- Mr. Goodman, introduced by ney, JscqueUns Edwards. Pa- tion* in holiday « v-H Bruce Keehn, Campbell Axelson, aelaer Pplyteclmic. Institute, and I bore him a child. Now I Mrs. George T. Barnard. Jr., A'Worse in "Flower and Veg- tricia Kramer, Gerald LoPresti, : Mrs. John Vaittruat Rhonda Early, Jaciya Kuczola find mytelf in love a third time, etable !Oardeiiiag"< will be given Troy, N. Y., and was grtduated gave an illustrated lecture on Miss GUI.wat graduated from Riidy Muller,. Jaine*. Robbins, with costumes. n:;*)'-i and Sheila Earley., ,. from the United States Military ty tecond husband doesn't care the art of making flonl arrange- at the New York Botanical Gar- it yincent't Academy, Newark, Kathleen Rice, John Sharp, Ron- Special art Wort was done by hether I leave or not. Would it den iii'12 weekly sessions Jan. 7 Others participating in a num- Academy at West Point in 19SJ. ments for the holidays. : ind attended the Red Bask Busi- ald Scherer, Joan Schlssler, John Msrcene Shear, Dale Roden- ber "Busy Little Maids" were right to put my children up He also told members the,best through March' 24. Cassidy, David Crone, Sara Dia- burg, Laura Zeisel, Paul Roman, He served with the Army Sig- for adoption or leave them In a Vlnittttite, .:, ,'". . .••',' Edwina Beaman,. Marsha, Wil- nal Corps at Fort Meade. Md., way to care for cut flowers to Students m»y attend the moi* She it employed by the Louis mond, Douglas Keiper, James Joan Schiwler, Carole Eckstein banks, Ginny. Lou. Rain, Janet >rivate home until I make plans make them last. ing clsss from 10:30 to 11:30 or Longo, John-Nig'ro, Sorett Ro> and John Maslow.-••- -V . and in Europe. fith my third man?—Punled: the evening 'class from I to 1. Mis Co., New York City. Levy and Robyn K6nschak; Mn. William Witte said reser- Mr. Joy was graduated from "Christmas Conduct," Rosalee Lt. O'Brien is on special as Dear Puuted: There It only vations are now being taken, for Annuals, biennials, perennials; : signment at the Missile Mas- aae course. Put your children, bulbs, roses, squatic and rock flsaJa College, 'East' Orange, ETIQUETTE Stafford; - "Presentti" Alice Co- a theater party May 4 in New vert, and "Best Waytp Come," ter Center at the Air Force Base, aet yourself, tint. Their fathen York City. garden plants and lawns will be 'here he was a member of The- Middletown. ta;Epsilon fraternity. He is em- James Fortman, Douglas Potter, are legally obligated te suptrt Members snd guests will see discussed by Edward O'Keefe; In- 1 : ployed by Better Housekeeping James' Beti," ' James '. Coutint, Following, their wedding, the them sad yea. Give those the Jackie Gleam musical, structor.- youngsters the security at a The curator? at the New York Shop. Red Bank.' Christ Axelsen and'John O'Brien. couple plan to live in the Atlantic •'Take Me Along." Highlands area. tome aad year leve. Ferget the Guest* were Mn. Walter Kin- Botanical Garden has additional A spring wedding is planned. "Dear Mits Vanderbilt: My te werk aad that it Just wsa't Rhythm held *v*r aaatbir day.- Say third man. Step natdag mar- sells. Mrs. Allen P. Wagner, information about the course. husband and 1 go to business A rhythm band played "Jingle riage a revolving dear. If yea Mn. Samuel Craig. Mrs. Fred and have been married less than that yea weaM leve ts lavit* yeur Meads aad. relatlvei to Bells".and ''Merry Christmas." dea't dfawlpllae yoarself, life Bauch, Mrs. Bernard Ley, Mn. New Shrewsbury - year. We have, adjusted to Songs were sung also by the pu-Name Young wilt. Edwin H. Brasch, Mrs. Robert 50th Wedding dlaaer ea the^spar'ef^tae n»e-' Mr*. Walter Huhn, 1M Clinton mo#t probUml, hut it teems,-«s ''•Mat, hut thaF:ilfi" dassa't il»- ..-,--•• «..M'«,,.; .- . Wood. Mrs. Bassett & WtaJHll, fallowing, jlltill rearing iU ugly The fifth and. sixth grades gave, DeartKltty Kelly: • " Mn. Russell Ryera^sWa. %LJnk; hpstei*'.-fw the Chrtafc "ierk eat &*$*'-*-" - DivisionHead ti is! meeting of! fte Northiide Dare hekd. like them out''la I a school prtgraro'Wednesday. I am * sophomore at college Frank Gettlngt, Mn. Bertram H. '• Bonnie BttilishSw of the sixth SEWAREN — •' Edward W. Thome and Mr*. Ann Egan. iiutiJiaryat lier home last week'. •IT' "We have a'iniatl apartment aad that tM*;".h.' with average looks and person- Secret pals 'were' revealed and LONG BRANCH — Mr. and and Saturday it the only day we '**aa*g« ea year budget. grade,' produced and directed a Young. 15 Alwin Ter., Little Sil- ality. Last summer I. fell in love Mn. John A. Pedersen, 516 West ver, wil become president of the Others Pretest gifts were exchanged. A Chinese have to do the chores. Whenever ta fcaew that puppet show.' with a girl six years my senior. Other memben present were \buffe t dinne_ r was followed by a St., celebrated their 50th wed- my folks want us for dinner my Vulcan Detinning Division of Vul- She is extremely beautiful, is ding anniversary recently at an there are tnOUeas ef ether Mn. George Wagner, Mn. H*r- ^^^ evening. mother alwaya calls up and asks Execulite VP can Material Co. Jan. 1. charming and is well educated, ry Mayer, Mn. Fred Goble, Mn. open house party given by their if we wish to come and what Gordon W. Goldrick, 4 Ever- often wonder why she would children. tee-frith exactly yeur preb- Alvin Scott, Mn. John T. Law- Mr. and Mn. Samuel A. Mar- day or evening. On the other green Dr., Rumson, will become even go on dates with- me. How- ley. Jr., Mrs. Harold Cantrell. rie, Hope Rd., will leave next The event was in the Pedersen hand, if (which is very, very vice president in charge of op- ever. I have been dating her for Mrs. Margaret Tindall, Mn. Atweek for a three-month stay in home. , rare) my parents have any vis- erations. , three months bi-weekly through fred P. Leach, Mn. John T. Florida. They, also will spend The Pedersens were' married its at our house, mother or dad "Dear Mits Vanderbilt: I am Mr. Young holds a mechanical the summer and on the week-ends Lawley, Sr.. Mn. Fred Worth- ifveral days in New Orleans.'' in Brooklyn, N: Y. "I*c; 18, 1909always calls a day or two ahead newly married (five -ntonthi) and engineering degree from Stevens am home since school started. Ington, Mn. Nelson' Msxson, in a Norwegian church " and make * date. Neither my my husband and* 1 "have been Institute of Technology." Fpllow- She is too clever to reveal any Mn. Robert Patten, Mrs. Mor-..sMrs. Paul. Wlnslsw, Murphy Husband uor hit family evidently invited many tlmes^to his moth- ing his graduajUon,rkei was. em- depth of feeling; consequently 1 gan Kntpp. I: ' , is'surgical parent In MoA- beli*ye>=in this and -L;am being er's house. .Often she-wants us ployed by;the Amf the engineering department' at so indefinite I might lose her. of their friends impromptu, and person, and yet genertus. Usual- the Farrell Works, Farrell, Pa Should I tell her of my love and Quick-Chang* Basic Mrs. Gabrielle Dannenfeld, address.for 38 years,, •.,-•„. vice versa. . Riveredge' Rd.. it visiting hei ly'as everyone gets teated after Started la Itw persuade her to accept a rinp FiveChlldrea grace, the watches how much I Mr.. Yeunf served' in various say nothing?—Ardent. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. : "Will you kindly adviie me on aiitV Mr*.'William 'Dannenfeld of The couple' have ftve children thit subject?-*. R., Albany, pujt on my plate, wwhicK.il t an engineering 'capacities at the near A»a>nt! Fs'">t heart •ritf*iPitti§n Kidgewobd thhVweek They are Mrs. Gunhild Ekstrom, N. Y." average serv Farrell 'and. Edgar Thompson ae'er won fair lady. Sneak up! Wiiawood Criitf John* A7 Peder- Evidently yeur parent* have heavy eater, islststtat I Works in Pittsburgh, resigning in Write to me, care of Ms pn~* son of Mr. and sen', Jr., West Long- Branch; - .iet take more and starts handing me 1940 to jjoin the Vulcan Detinning fer my leaflet on the. "Shv, , MrnfvtR Pederseif, 'Set. 'Bright; Company, at as»i?tant p)ant en- Beau." Aayoae e«*e can have Murpfr r iiiyf I" llth Witt Nenryi*etf»rStrtf SaodA'Arabia, ,'IM say 'WavlhsWyoetr^ ginner. In 1§41, h»ne) to plant engineer**iin 19519500 to di- stamped. se'f-siMressed enve- rua a rector of production, and from lay. He and his parents g erate of them te let yea knew rn^t^t on my *lat*ltThitrt(.-This1.ettrted lope asking (er It. sister, Judy; went-sighUeeing in They are Carol Bevatqiii, Joan their alaas ahead ef time- an'.argument between my. hu*t 1956 to the present, he hss been New York Sunday. Layton, Ronald Ekstrbin, Thom- whether you are te ge te their Vice president in charge of oper- Send your problem to Kit'" band and his lister and mother. ations. Kelly. Enclose a' ttamned, self- as' Ekstrom, Paul Ekstrom, Na- place er they are ta came ta My parents never argue at the and Marcia Wilde, dine Pedenen, Sonja Pedersen, ,yean. Nsnsas) Bssjisty' Mr: Goldrick, was born addressed enve'ope, and «Mre«s table, or do any of this and it Cleveland. Ohio. He is a gradu her in care of the Red Bank daughten of Mr. and Mn. George Linda Pedersen, Alice Pedenen, •. Perhaps you should have a upsets me so that I: usually A. Wilde, 2« Riveredge Rd., will Tammy Lynn' Pederaen, and Norman ate of Ohio State University,'-wit! Register. •• ••••;•. ' •••*• •••-. :; little talk with year m-law* (Sine home with indigestion. ; a degree , in chemical .engineer- attend the Christmas show si Charles Cook: • "" - aad their Meads, explturiag VHow can I- make her trader iiiadty Mustek Hall Wednes- Three grsat-graridchiMren are ing. He was. employed by Colum- hew very" difficult It bt* be bia Chemical DivUlon of Pitts- Mary: Jane, Carolyn and Nancy ss adlsstaii* as yeu weoid Savings Bank. He joined the bank burgh Plate Glass Company, ievacqui. .•:.-. -.:••.••• -•'.:• • • ings or making her think that I TUCKER'S Hk* t* be uader the eireunv in '. 1936:' He formerly was vice a research engineer from 1939 Mils Honey Baer, daughter of the centerpiece for 'the gold •taaces. Explala, fer example, don't like what she is serving. Mn. Martha Ruddy Baer, 7 Le- president and mortgage officer until 1942. when he was hired by "ifce $hapemakert" and white decorated table was a that ef ten''yeu fix your eve- She'has made'many scenes in of the bank. the Vulcan Detinning Company land Ter., entertained list week three-tier cake with gold wed- slag meal the night befere ar front of as many as 12 and lt. holiday party.- Guests ex- as research and development en- ding bells. fas the merabjg befere yea ga It it very embarrassing. I would gineer. He was in charge of changed gifti, Attending were appreciate your kindness in giv- For Grown-Up Dolls Judy .Wilde/Roberta Mitchell, ore treating plant for the recov- ing me an answer to all of this. ery of tin and low grade ores SALE! Sutan Banner, Pam Wickberg, -M. P., Carbondale. Pa." Eileen Cresty, Karen Delatush, from 1949 until 1951; became as- CORSETS • BRAS Vicky Clifford, Linda DeAnftelis, Mix a Cruise Salad Front y*«r aaas*, I see that sistant plant .superintendent ol yeu hsvs married late s fasti- the Sewaren detinning pjant in • NEMO • SURPRISE Bunky Baer. Keith Mast, Mart) By DOROTHr ROE Meyer*. Glenn'Mueller, Wayne i'lii of Polish background. Pat' 1951, and in 1953. was transfer- • PN •SARONG !k, •Tomrnt- Dibble Gordon ">|1||* X«»»«4j»aiiitf "^s>aifTiBR»*i*Wves yeu—a good cook loves resort collection from a salad and cut with-the feminine; figure NEW SHREWSBURY -Mr. CORSETS - LINGERIE MEW SHREWSBURY-Brownie bpwL There aw cWery. green, fa see ether people'eat the and Mrs.' L'trew Wheaton, Troop.Ml had a Chrlitmts party in mind. Thejr'.'cUim f''' ' aWsh* has prepare*"/ ettuce green, grtssr gireta, lem- make slack* that.are'] Riveredge • Rd., entertained at 13* BROADWAY at;'the home of Mrs. Joseph Mes-on" ind cypress juniper' in their ••• I Nhlnk the fcsr thlsg it • ts> Christmas eggnog party , Satur LONft MANCH sier, .Apple Orchard Dr., lail to a sire .Iftt^ll itmt a Uy t* get year bWbaaiT'to**-' new,', lineup ,«f.'shorts,, -tapered Fabrics Vjfor 'the .newWess day night. Guests were Mr; and free parking at rear Wednesday. It was also a eel* slacks, scarf-print shirts, coor- pitta th* *itaatl*a to hetV Mrs. Thor Moluf, formerly f include yachting flannels in ted, Have him say semetalag. Ilk* •ration of the ninth birthday ol dinated skirts and Jackets — allwhite and blue, silk 'shirtings, New. Shrewsbury and now resk Mary O'Keefe. a member of th designed. Yor-free and easy life dacron-and-wool Mends, crisp thuu "Mary It a very smaU. ing in Pennsylvania, and their |*JM*tt tlbeit. troop. beneath the Southern tun. cottons, silk linen* and bold eater, mother. She eajeys ysur children, Lois and Tommy; Mrs. The girlt wrapped the gifi The new soft' greens have a printed scarf'silks. ' feed very much, but her atea*- Wheaton's mother, Mn. Albert Wardrobe wonder! One day. a they made at recent meetings fa fresh, crisp look that it com- And the new salsd colors sup- ach ]ut]ustt can'cant take mermre ththaaa Ward of Pnighkeepsie, N. Y.; smart and simple sheath — the their parents. • pletely 1*60-more sophisticated oly wardrobe vitamins. ameuat of feed she aerav Mr. Whsatoa's. father, Edmund aext day. a dramatic tunic when The troop will meet Jin. 13 afly • consumes.' Pkase *1*s)t Wheaton, Lyaiahunt: Royal Wy- you belt en the separate over- 1:15 at the home of Mrs. Robe arge her ta take mere or pat \\ gaat and-Domald Price, Pough- leader*;-. Murphy Rd skirt Beginner-easy to sew. hi MM ea her s4atf ,thsaT (he keeptie, aaeVMrl and Mr*,'Rob- cotton, faille; print crepe. ? •Jans for the investiture cere ww herself. 5h* wsat* very. atony will b» made.' ert Davidson, Comdr. aid Mr*. Printed Pattern Mn: Misses' touch ta phase yea> bat she Roger Baancr. Mr. aad Mn, Site* 12, 14, U, It, 20. Sis* II •et* embarrassed, when she Anthony Dispoto, Mr. snd Mrs. dress takes 3 yards SMnch. NEW YORK TRIP eea't eat all that yea urge her Michssl Dubeniu, Mr. and Mrs. Curtains Send fifty cents (coins) for NEW SHREWSBURY-The R it'cat." ' •'"' •'",' ' ' Lester Hodax, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- this pattern — add II cents for formed. Church - Senior Youtr ^ He should Ihea reasiar* M* Draperies Fellowship will join with mem ward Henlon, Mr. and Mn. each.pattern for fint-class mail- BMther at to yeur warm af- Stuart Hand, Mr. and Mrs. David ing. Send to Marian Martin, The her* of the county fellowship ffclien tor her. " Slipcover! a trip to Radio City Music Hall Leavy, Mr. and Mn, Robert Red Bank Register, Pattern A good lde*.w*uU b* a*r- Jamison, and Mr. and MM, Otto Dept., 332 West llth St., New nj.tee the Chrlstmts ihow to Bedspreads ajorrow night. hsps to ask yeur mefheM»> Pribram, thia place, and Mr. and York II, N. Y. Print plainly MM 1* tesch ysu'ts cask the Mrs. J. M. Kiina, Eatontown. name, address with tone, size Linens > ; STUDENT HOME dish** ysur hiNbiad parrlcutSri' and style number. hjt Hket. She aeedt tsassuraaca BUIINEUDEAL JUBT OUT) Big, new IMS •'RUMSON-MilS Donns G. Rob Make a wedding trousseau for Veneiian Ilin4» ertion, daughter of Dr. ind Mrs, traea yeu that yeu really Ilk* that grown-up doll Santa brought. Spring and Summer Pattern Cat- hat and everythlag she dsM MOSCOW (AP) - A New York I la vivid, full-color. Over IN Robert B. Robertson, (I Wetl What fuii to. dress her! . business group has contracted to smart styles all sites River Rd., it at.home for th( little girl's dream com* true— build and equip a textile plant Chriitmis . vKstion. > • She is •yl 1 '"-- -! • 'Bbltn*., travel forthe Soviet Union. A spokesman all occasions, Send nowt Only 2» YOUNG : 1 /•• • cents. Dhomore at 'Northampton r her grown- for the group, ssid last night the Dteeratersf School . f*r'Girls, Northampton, •HJWNAL, Vt. (AP)- - Brian 730; pat- contract, for approximately 30 MBrsatfll. Man, , ••• . ' Pitiano, n; i» «n elRhth grade million dollars, it the biggest fl WJO RANK ttudsnt, but he't Sjopd «*a col- Irty'fjve^ceiis '.(coins) nanclal deal V. S. private enter' «N Bresd St.^ _ . , - NEW MEMBERS legjsji when it comet to blowing for this patterp n — add S cents prisp e has hid with the Sovieoviet Shrewsbary ; Sh MM HALF SIZE" NEW SHREWSBURY-Mr. am a trumiiet. ""' ' >v" for-each pattern for Itl-class Union lines before World Wsr II. I Mrs. Cecil Jonas, Mr*. Fran! mailing. Send to The Red Btnk |SBs»s**ss*s*WaHHSBsssBBsssBs*Bii ISslui, and Mrs. Kenneth Ralpl »i proved it by gaining a'ipqt at the only non-Williams man in Reglster, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. were welcomed in the churcf Box 161, -Old Chelsea Station, fellowship of the New Shrews the S5-member Williams College marching band. New York II, N. Y. Print plainly WALL TO WALL CARPCTING bury Reformed Church it t re pattern number, name, address DRESSES cent Sunday service. YciunK Brian volunteered his and zone. •lAUTINIUY CLEANED scrVi.ces when Band 'Director New!. Ncwi Nowl Our 1960 Canrtsam, SkHUsi Wsrkmta UIIHSJ HW ha... ' RACK NOME Irwln Shainman lost four of his Laura ,Whep|er Necdlccralt Book RKD BANK-Dr. and trumpeters from the' 1931 band. Is ready NOWI Cfnrnmcd with ll Victor Slr-Rrl, 2»J River Rd., r 4/> The youiiKsU'i', son of Mr. nndcxcltliiK,, unusual, popular do- CAU SH 7-2800 turned Wednesday from a trip I Mrs,' Vincent N. Plztano, couldn't lj to crochet, knit, new, em- (nun 4,, to D1II1*, Tex., where they nt-j PRINT-. . , Ntwttt POPPER SHIRT . . . Celery attcitd mnrchlnR practice with the broider, quilt, weave — fashions, 'Hi MOt d // Wfll Mjm II tended the American Mrdlrnl fad ol the International set— green cotton thirl lo be worn band. Sn when the outfit maneu- home furnfxhlnfts, toys, tilfts, Anoclstion convention. The cou- I0N6 BBAHtH ni B>o«dwiT •cirf lilk shirt and silk linen over or under random striped vered Into Its vnrlous positions at bnznr hits, In the book FKIi !•: ple also incnl a month touring .ID BANK 86', Broad II slack! in tajad coltrs, by collon shortt In coordinated Wllllnnu football Rninri", ho got n 3 quilt pAttorn, Hurry, send LEON'S 44-74 WHITI ST. SINCE \

tut Bane itmOmm CO,-, O) Love of Life (IS) Dane*) Patty • (7) Weather O 'Brian Rides Agaiti] (4) Truth or Contequen- EVENING 11: IS- (1) Movie (4) Jack PMr 1:00- (S) Premiere for Felix people who get so upset about (7) Restless Gun (7) Movie By CYNTHIA LOWRY SM i-mo (7) Little Rascals (II) Sports and Weather violence in westerns would be-II (0) Movie (11) Popeye NEW YORK (AP) — Consider me terribly upset if the net-II MATINEE AT *« (ll)Freach Through TV ll:J0- Movie 1 the plight of Hugh O'Brian,. an EVENINGS FROM 7 PJW. (It) Cartoon Jambono (II) Record Wagon 12:00- (0) Movie orki presented uncut Shakes- CMt Sat, Sea., HeMdays 0:10- (4) Local News actor who for the put five years «arean plays, restoration 12:10— (2) Search For Tomorrow (11) Newsbeat hM been eating regularly albeit —NOW— (J) Cartoons 12:2S-(lt) Movie Irama, Moliere — even Tennes-ll (4) it Could Be Yw (7) Yesterday's carefully, because he doesn't s Williams," he uys. "What it ($) CartoOM 12:10— (7) Evening Prayer want to outgrow Wyitt Earp't Newsreels 12:4S- (I) Mr. and Mrs. North pants. ' boils down to really is bow]| (T) Love That Bob (11) Quick Draw McGraw •11 the show is done." (11) English 12 1:00- (I) Movie . Hugh hM become famous play- (II) Henry Morgan (4) Consult Dr. Brothers 0:4*- (4) WMther 0 ing a frontier marshall in tele- Edward R. Murrow's "Small it:»-> (t) Guiding Light 1:11- (4) 13th Hour vision, yet he is spending a-preci. 1:00- (I) News 0:4*- (4) News (I) News and WMther ous vacation in New York re- World" last week a funny; witty (1) Joyce Brothers (7) News 1:4*- (4) News; Sermonette hearsing long hours to take over and lively'discussion on a tired (I) Cartoons 7:00-(2) World Newt 2:21- (2) News the leading role in a Broadway old subject: Whither women?» For Better or Won* (7) Bronco 7:20- (7) Morning Prayer ben rolling along nicely now for sense of sin and guilt," she re- (4) QUOM For A Day (5) Movie 7:2*- (7) Early Bird Cartoon five-Jf^'_ *?.£•£• marked, "and when they lose (7) Day In Court (II) Flight 7:00-(I) Preview. Can To •' doesn't watt it to be his life'i weight with a sort of religiouc —HOW- (B) Film Drama (ll)Newsbtit work* fervor, they are given a delicious (11) Empire y GARY COOPER 7:H-(11) WMther () Nam Similar Bole sense of sin by Mting an eclair." (U) Movie SsOO- (2) Dennis OKeefe (I) EocyclopMdla He goes into "Destry" for the 'I can SM them now," chimed RITA HAYWORTH ItSO- (2) HOUM Party (S) Sherlock Holmes Brltannlca , week of Jan. 4 - but be will be in Muggeridge happily, "the anx- TAB HUNTER (4) Thin Man (11) Public Defender (7) Uttle Rascala playing a role not unlike hi ious facM of the devotees mum- VAN HEFLIN , (7) Gala Storm (II) Play of the Week Itl*- (2) News more famous one. Destry ii bling over their calories Just like . (0) Film Drama 1:1*- (2) Dobie Gillis fcW- (I) Captain Kangaroo western sheriff who likes to solv Psalms." RADIO (l|) Basle Russian (4) Fibber McGee and fcH- (I) Sandy Becker his problems with his brains in. It WM high spirited, pretty so- stead of hie gun. It is O'Brian WABC WOR 7M 1:00- (J) Millionaire Molly (7) Beulah phisticated talk, and thoroughly contention that the same is often WCBS m WPAT (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) City Assignment •:•*- (2) Topper simulating. true of Wyatt. WHTG IM WRCA (1) Treasure . (7) Wyatt Earp (4) Movie 2ND HIT WNEW MM WQXR (7) Beat The Clock (11) Whirlpool (7) Personal ThMter "Actually," he Insists, "there Try to find time on New Year's 1 11M (B) Strange Stories 0:00-(2) Tightrope •:»>- (2) Our Miss Brooks isn''t a shohtt firefid in many, off ournight to catch the episode in Frad Robblna Show 1HE ifGBID OF WO* Carlton rradarlcka (II) Movie (4) Arthur Murray (7) Romance of Life shows. Lota of tlmM we resolve Robert Taylor's "Detectives" I Thrancfc rri«ay •Ilt—WCM World Tonight (5) Wrestling •:IM») Exploring things without a showdown. And (ABC.* 10 p. m.), a dandy 30-1 WOK Nawa, World Today 1:10- 0) Verdict Ia Yours TOM DOOLET' wCM Nawai lou Aolar WUCA Nawa; Monitor (4) From These Roots (7) Rifleman MathemtUcs often we stay on the right side minute show. . WMT« FMUm Mlnttta Nawa •ilt-i-WCM Thraa Guaiaaa (B) Winter Baseball M-.I*-. (}) On The Go of the fine line that divides WO* Nawa; Johni Scott •lit—WOK Sporta: (J) Racket Squad WDM Nawa; It'a Nalwork McCullough A Eliot (7) Who Do You Trust? . (11) Colonel Flick (4) Dough Re Ml tion from violence." Recommended tonight: "Meet II Tim* •lit—WAM Naws: , . (0) Movie 0:10- (2) Red Skeltra (7) Memory Lane To. the frequent complaints Cyd Charisse." NBC, 8:30-10:30 •tilt—WO* Tha Flttgaralda Fiad Bobblna Show (4) Startime EATONTOWN WeM l*»ny Hoaa •••«—WO*. Nawa: U.N. Today (II) Curtain Time M:2*-(H) Our World Neighbors about excessive TV violence, p. m. — musical special with Eve UlM_WHT« County Ag.nt .W*CA Nawat Monitor (7) Philip Marlowe IKS*-. (2) December Bride O'Brian hM.learned to potato Arden and Tony Martin;'.GarryH MBI r- Dick Shapaid •ill—WOR McC'ullough A Eliot 4:00- (J) Brighter Day (11) Deadline. •III—WAM New.; Tadd , (4) Treasure Hunt that the western' hM became Moore Show, CBS,' 10-11 p. n. fl WHTO Nawa. Balaxlng (4) HOUM On High Street (2) Gary Moore (7) Star Playhouse clastic. - with Dorothy Collins and Mr. Uuilo Lawranc* Show ' (S) DougUs Fairbanks Coupla M»t Door WCaW Nawa (7) Alcoa Presents 14h4oV-<11> Science Around Yon "And I'll venture that all these Ballantiae, magician. Whlip.rlng Strott WO* Nawi: (7) American Bandstand (11) State Trooper 11:41- (I)'News and WMther lUadlloai. Egg McCullough A Eliot Prlcaa, Muaio WRCA Nawa: Bob Haynaa (11) Amos 'N' Andy (II) Henry-Morgan ifcM- (I) Looaey Tunes WO* Nawa: P. Koblmon till—WAM Nawa: Qulncy How* (II) Richard Willis It-. • (4) Mike Hammer 11:1*- a) I Love Lucy W*CA Nawa WCM Nawa, Van Voorkla WO* Nawa. Lyla Van 4:11- (J) Secret Storm (7) Keep Talking (4) Price Is Right WRCA Nawa: Bob WUaoa (B) Movie {•Horror Mlti"i tilt—Mr ABC Clair Hutchini 4:10-: (I) Edge of Night (7) Time For Fun WCM Starlight Saluta (11) To Be Announced (II) Reading Workshop 1 VIEWING TV WO* McCullough A Eliot (4) Split Personality (It) Mike Wallace TO NUB Muaio WNCA Ray llaathartoa (5) Mr. District Attorney (It) Ding Dong School _WCM Second Mn. Burtoi llta—WABC Tha World of 11:00- (2) Newa With HAL HUMPHREY ll4t (U) Abbott and Costello 11:1*-(2) Top Dollar SHREWS" |iSS_WAM Nawa Tomorrow (4) Newa ( (4) Concentration a,a«—WAM Fred Rosblna Show WCM Mu.lc 'Til Dawn (IS) Junior Town " ""»icM Right To Happlnaaa JIM-.WAM Big Joa (I) Movie * (i) Romper Room WHTO. Uaadllnaa, Muaio WO* Long John (1) Ufa of Riley (7) Newa (7) I Married Joa> ' __rius — WO* Nawai Laa Sm WRCA Newa Raporta W*C»N.M; .Ed H, (4) Movie (II) News (11) Our Number System Something to .... , WffTT Galan Draka MORNINO (5) Big Beat 1 . "vJei» Juat EnUrtaiamnt (11) Dance Party 1I:M-(11) News 1HE 6UNT til*—WCM Allan Gray Manaay Mraagk riMa* (B) Jet Jackson 11:10- (2) WMther and Sports (U) Physical Culture WHTO Nawa. Ra\a*liig TlM WABC Nawa Muaio WHTO Fiftaan mlnuu aawa; HOLLYWOOD - Dancers are "I'm dying to see this show I Nawa Egg prleaa FRENCH WORKER ttUMOHSTBT N«M: Fraaraao and WO* Nawa; , an uncommunicative lot, especial- myself," says Cyd, who spent I John Gambling LIMOGES. France (AP) Leon |V when k comes to talking about three, and a half days of longll WHT« Haadllnaa. M"i>* WMA Nawa: Bill Cullaa grueling hours taping it,btuveD WO* Nawa: I-yla Van Tltt—WHTO N.*.V Mlssou, known M the oldest their work.. WRCA Nawa: Bob Haymaa Waka up to Muale £yd Charisse tells me she satthe color cameras. R Tl4S—WHTO Ft. Monmeuth Nawa Shows to Watch worker ia France, yesterday laid around with Fred Astalre and This WM the capper to sevenU ll||_WO* Martha Rounlraa -WAM Nawa. Al Lehman WHTO) Haadlinaa: Waka up aside his:tools long enough to Gene Kelly and "bita weeks; of to, Mttaio ., ., Allen (Candid Cam- y . l ; there •lit—WAM Naw* Nawa: Japk. Starling 7:30. NBC Dorothy celebrate his 100th birthday wl« and pieces,i" " Aftefter first TV dance admits the were J,a»3wA»e Martin Block Show"'."", "ii sh:30, NBC (Ch. 4)-Startlme- _^___ up your Vic Tinny cards, and ter how much the tension and WCM Nawa: Amoa n And: WO* Nawa, P. Roblnian Choice Viewing-Leggy Cyd Cha- 0:40. WO* Fulton Lawii WRCA Nawal Radio Thaatar •jK^ldeelde to just sit back and enjoy WMriness gnawed into her, Cyd WMA Nawa: Art 'Ford >lila>—WOR McCanaa at Roma risse (Mrs. Tony Martin) stages ATUNTIC HIGHLANDS never gave vent to a temper tan- Till—JWABC h»V» Tr.v.l tlita—WABC Martin Block. Maka bne*our, pra4aped WO* Gladatone: Nawa Ballava Ballroom AdMtle-Summer Place 7:00 trum. There were times when shell Til*—WA*C Frad Robblna Show WCM' Garry Moor* (like they aay in Holly- 0:22. would Just stop dancing, go off in Andy Griffith) Burn. WHTO Rat Bank *aeMar wood), and hM the assistance of a corner and alt, but it she felt A Allan: Boh A Ka: PvarWwf PSw BrVFenMHI I EEANSBURG Yooj'N Hov« a Nawa. Gabrlal W«* MeCanna at Roma dance partner Jimmy Mitchell, someone had goofed; Cyd never WRCA T>aa Bowman Eve Arden and hubby, Tony. fiilM nprn AU Of Xnus said so. .. • • • . ' WMA 8.V." Morgan - -' -' Radio Thoatar Baatty IH4O—WCM Funny Slrfa Up Highlight routine, ruramg nine Week; Thousand and One Ara- R0UKKIN6 Till—WO* Carlton Fradarleka 11.11—WABC Nawa minutes, is "Hong Kong Ballet," bian Nights 0:80, 1:35; Flying "I've go no om to blame but Wilt—WAM Newa; Ilise—WHT* Midday Stack Rapart in which Cyd dances up a storm, Fontaines 0.00. myself, if the show doesn't come a la "Slaughter on 10th Ave." Ytar's ktr« off," she'states, matter of factly. Tony sings and dance* with Cyd. LONG BRANCH RADIO STATION and Eve Joins Cyd ia a musical Bawot They Came to Cor- The most startling of Cyd's biglj skit in which they switch from dura 3-.2S. 7:00. 10:tt: Legaad ancc numbers is • 10-minute flooUes to society gals, thanks of Tom Dooley 2:00,0:00. 11:30, Braakfast modern ballet depleting passion to some quick-change clothing. ASBURY PARK ENTERTAINMENT sad jealousy in a Hong Kong 10:00, CBS (Ch. 3) - Garry Mayfab-Journey to the Center waterfront setting. With her to Moore Show -Aside from an James Mitchell, who WM the YOUR abundance of commefdali, Gar of the Earth 2:4». 7:00, 0:30. dancing star of "Brigadoon" andH tt Jaiss OoUath * The Bar- WHIG ry's night-time verakm of his old "Paint Your Wagon.'" H ifta Batik" daytime variety program barians 3:40, 7:00. 10:10; Jet "It would have taken two wholeH proved to be an entertaining N Over the Atlantic 2:00, 0:1$. The Oaks weeks to do tins number at a mlnutM. Comlc-magiclan Mr. Igrte Sspphlro 7:00, B:BB.. Hwy 3S movie studio." SVM Cyd. in an- MeGuUtft Crave other flush of garrulity. Eateatew* • New aftnmbwf I have the feeling that Cyd II MONMOUm COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEW! I SH 7-2253 would like to be back dancing la ON THE HOUR AND HAU HOW DAYTIME unr UVEM * movies. But they don't dance inH ATLANTIC the moviM anymore.Thcy justl jtalk and make love and shoot at INK SPOTS pltfft ALL STAR RIVUI •ft,-,* one toother occasionally. Cyd has, * N*IM fcUMM e iHra*T*iHHiNT O Lota or *UM been offered dramatic roles, but Op«n Nt MtabiMM . 11.00 Cover New Yoev's •>• 0*4*1 turned them dawn. Apparently CMitHI'tm 'ReiarvatliM Oalyl -^ Clased HOMO she hatn't the confidence in her NEW YEAR'S EVE • liMM CA M000 acting ability that she has ia her • BsSSBBfi^BSSfia M Elgftt IXTt A Rtl. AT 2 OPEN Cyd began dancing at the ten-] NIW YEARS IVI OPIN AU DAY wr age of eight In her hometown of Amirillo, Tex. At 12 she wat' KIDDIE MATINEE NEW YIAR'S DAY NorttBaftftOMMAm accepted by the Ballet RUSH and toured U. S. for a year with that LONft MANCH company. Later she waa signed RED -•- ADVENTURER by MGM, and one of her first 'eDaaelag oNilsemakiri *No Cover oNe •8t**M» BANK Optti Ytar-RotmtJ 'ebo WM In the ballet for "The CARLTON • Sam •ddama 1 Of chtfro • Tlegfeld Follies of IMS." Tony BAH US' HI t.1241 Martin and Lena Turner w< ASBURY .he stan. In 1MB she married MAYFAIR PARK SPECIAL Tony. On Cyd's TV show, Tony U Peter's Piping Rock LONG tilled as "special guest stir," RARONET BRANCH i booking thst surprised no one, •AU NIW YIAR'S IVI PARTY 'oast of ill Tony, Also on the Hart • Restaurant :ueit Mat is Eve Arden, who will OPIN HOUSE 'urnlsh the comedy relief. Bwtt 100 KI«H 129 RIVER ROAD RUMSON WEST DEAL, N. J. KE 1-4113 But 39 minutes of the hour PLUS will he token up with Cyd't danc ROUTE 31, %-MILE NORTH OF ASBURY CIRCLE mR, a.ml when you see her, you'll Kiddi. Katun BAHRS' know why It lun't neccssiry lor AND Phone Rumson 1-9813 For Reservations HI M241 Opt* every day from 12 MM; Sat. S P. M.-Cloiad Mon. HIOHLANOS, N. J. this one to bo » chitterbox. Cartoon Carnival tL-Tmmim.D*. 79,'im WP sUXKHECISfni Patterson-Johansson Fight Set for New York in June STOCKHOLM (AP) — Now The return bout, set for June in In an interview, Johannson said By WALTER h. JOHNS that a rematch with Floyd Pat- New York at either Yankee Stad- le was all set for the return, de- terson hai been arranged, World ium or the Polo Grounds, was an- ipite a little too much of his FOR THE 45th Ume the Tournament of Rotes foot- Heavyweight champ Ingemar Jo- nounced yesterday by Edwin Ahl- nother's cooking. Sjracuwi baekBj!> hansson jokingly said today he'll quist. The champion's adviser, "Just before Christmas," Ingo ball game will be staged |n the Rose Bowl at Patadena, be even lazier in training than he and Roy Cohn, the New York at- id. "I was just over my best Calif., vw;ith the Big Ten representative. Wiscomin. ready was for the bout that brought torney who heads a 10 man pro- ighting weight, 198 pounds." He to uphold midwest prestige against the best University him the title. motional group. 196 when he knocked out Pat- erson in the third round last of Washington team of modern times. Iff actually the une in Yankee Stadium. 46th game since the 1942 game was played at Durham, Rumson's Jim McGuinness Asked if he plans to train as he «j Ernie Davis N. c. • -•'•;•; :,;.••; id for the first meeting with v 'atterson, Johansson said he al- Syracuse back The Pig Ten got into the ROM Bowl act In On All-Ivy Decade Team 'ays trains the same way. "As lazily as you did before?' 1»4« and the first Big Ten-Pacafle Coait Confer- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Frank McPhee, Princeton '53. > was asked. ence; pact ran through the 1951 game and then Dick Kazmaier, who led Prince- Tackles—Jack Shanafelt, -Perm "This time," said Ingo with a was renewed. ' ' • • • ton'i football team to consecu- '54; Jim McCuinness, Brown '56. :rin, "I will be laiier." tive undefeated seasons in 1950 Guards—Brad Glass, Princeton Ingemar met with Cohn and ,In 13 games played between the two sections of and 1951, hai been named the Ivy 53; Bill Meigs, Harvard '56. everal other members of the pro- the country,the Big Ten clubs have won 12, with the League Player of the Decade. Center—Don Warburton, Brown motional group last night over a The ex-tailback, now on the '39. Hacks — Dick Kazmaier, smorgasbord and under TV lights. only loss, strangely, suffered by Wisconsin. The Bad- itaff of the Harvard Business Princeton '52; Paul Choquette, He sat back and listened during }ers were beaten by Southern California, 7 to 0, in the School, was also the only play- Brown '60; Dennis McGill, Yale all the talking, however. '57; Chet Boulris, Harvards '60. 1953 game. And that was the Badgers' only appear- er named to a first team spot Cohn, former counsel- to the ance in the post-season classic in Pasadena. en each of the 21 ballots sub- The second team: Senate Investigating Committee mitted by Eastern Sportswriters Ends—Ed Bell, Penn '53; Stan headed by the late Sen. Joseph The ivest coast team, Washington, also hat who have covered the league in Intihar, Cornell '56. Tackles- McCarthy, and his associates re- the yean 1950 to 1959. Bob Shaunessy, Harvard '59; ntly bought full control of thi had tough luck in the classic. The Huskies have The results of their balloting Holland Donan, Princeton '51. old Rosensohn Enterprises, now made four trips to the Rose Bowl and still haven't were announced yesterday. Guards—Joe Palermo, Dart- known as Feature Sports, Inc: won a, game, although they did tie Navy* 14 to 14, Cohn said he will make a for- mal application to the New York in their first showing back in 1924. Alabama, Pitts, State Athletic Commission for a iromoting license on his return burgh and Southern California (war-time, 1944) lome later this week. knocked off the Huskies in their other appear* The commission revoked the I ances. . cense of Rosensohn Enterprises ORANGE TWIST IN COTTON •OWL — Syracuse, only undefeated major colt«g«. because of irregularities in the team in thi nation this season, and ranked, as.national champs, 90 against Texas (9- THE ROSE .BOWL GAME actually grew out of the promotion of last June's title ight. 11 in tha Cotton Bowl New Year's Day (Friday). The Orangemen of Syracuse are Tournament of Roses, which dates back to 1889. It Oldtime promoter Humbert favored. .. - • • was then, and still is, a big day for a parade with the (Jack) Fugazy, a member of the football game added at the end of the 1901 season Cohn group, predicted a gate of when Michigan was urged to meet Stanford in a post- V/t million dollars for the return Cincinnati Is bout, .not counting film or closed Duke Hands Utah First season classic. This first one was staged on January circuit TV revenue.. 1902, in what then was called Tournament park. Under' terms of the contract Defeat in Nine Games Top College Michigan won by a 49-0 rout and the game was aban- formerly held by Rosensohn En- terprises, Johansson and Patter doned until 1916 when Washington State beat Brown, son each would receive 25 pei ASSOCIATED PRESS Court Team 14 to 0. .-;.•' - Associated Press cent of the gate .plus an equal Cincinnati, West Virginia and The game was played then as an East-West split of 70 per cent of radio, TV California are still thumping any- Big O and Co., formally known and movie receipts. body who comes along as the top as Oscar Robertson and Cincin- affair until 1923 when the' newly-constructed Rose Johansson said he will settle three clubs in major college bas- nati,, still top the Nation's college Bowl was used. Southern California beat Perm Final details of the return when ketball, but Utah, Ohio State and basketball teams in the .weekly he is in New York next month Illinois have just been thumped. Associated Press poll of sports State In this one, 14 to 3. to - receive the Edward Neil Utah, ranked No. 4 in this writers and sportscasters; Early seating capacity of the Rose Bowl was 53,- iward as Fighter of the Year. week's Associated Press Poll, The voting was conducted ovei ame to the end of the string last the week-end, so the results o 000. It was increased by the year until 1949 when it night as Duke (5-1) handed the Monday's many, tournameni reached its present capacity of 100,809. Scoring Duel Utes their, first defeat, in nine games were: not a factor. Rob- games, 63-52, for a first-round up- ertson had solidified Cincinnati' WASHINGTON FINISHED the season with set in the Dixie Classic.at Ral position by. sooYfkg 47 points i 9-1 record losing only to Southern CaUfornla and Pits Twyntan eigh, N. C. ' : .-, • incinnati's 'SM6" rout of SI And Kentucky, a three-time los- Bonaventure • in Saturday's first this one! by a 22-15 count Wisconsin lost to round of the ECAC Holiday Fes- Jim McGuinness er, came' from IS points back Purdue and Illinois as the Badgers finished with Vs. Chamberlain for a 96-93 deefsion over fifth tival. Kazmaier was on the All-Amer- mouth '58; Al Krutsch, Dart- NEW YORK (AP) — A great ranked Ohio State (7-2) despite a Cincinnati drew 57 of the 103 7-2. .;,, ica team of 1951. In nine games mouth '59. Center—John Owsei- scoring duel between Cincinnati'! first place votes. .West Virginia 34-point job by the Bucks' Jer v 1 that season he passed for .11 chik, Yale '57. Backs—Dick Clas- Jack Twyman and: Philadelphia' ry Lucas in a non-tournament • " -"-iCali»ornia 14. am Each team met one common opponent Stanford. touchdowns and ran for nine by. Harvard '54; Jake Croutha- Wilt Chamberlain is beginning to game at Lexington, Ky. Bill Lie Utah five. In the point total, The Badgers beat Stanford, 16 to 14, in their opening ethers. mel, Dartmouth '60; Claude Ben- take shape, but is currently be- kert, switching to the. back court incinnati led West Virginia, game and Washington knocked off the/Indians, 10 to 0. 932-879. •.:•??:-,; '-V : Th* star halfback's greatest ham, Columbia ,'.57; Mitch Price, ing overshadowed ; by the Bos- scored 29 for. the Wildcats; ind r in their |pur4h gameVof the season. '/ . -V game was against'Cornell in 1951 Columbia,r'53. > ,. , ton Ce.ltics.grea^wjiuiing splurge, Bennie Co!f man sank 26.' ' •'• West yirgfnJaj_'|Q^e last week n when ha hit for, 15. of, 17 ,pas«« '„ Th.e,.Writers., Committss^was edged a'/Xil£&iMJinJlo Cincinnat TTEMiS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and Unbeaten Cincinnati, still No. in the';«tn«tiHg7Aspite Cincin for 236 yards and,, ran Jor, an- headed.,by. Allison Danzig of -the Louis, tomorrow' mgbt to tie th 1, made it eight straight and there ami"strung along the typewriter . . . The Other 128. . . New York times. National' Basketball" Association gained the finals of the ECAC nsti's triumphs over Bradley am consecutive game winning streafc IN DISPUTE —Jim McGreg- St.' Bonaventure. West Virginia Two other Tiger* also made McGuinness was one of the Holiday Festival with ah 86-77 LSU-MJssissippi return meeting in the Sugar Bowl most outstanding gridders to at' 17 after edging Minneapolis, victory over stubborn St. Joseph's or, 37, above, coach of a with All America Jerry West, Ae Ivy first team, and one made 107-104. last night. completing in the Los Angeles ' game should be a humdinger . . . Although LSU the Ivy second team. graduate from Rumson High (Pa.) at New York's Madison Swedish basketball team, is School. He went on to Brown Scoring statistics released tc Classic along with California. won the regular season game, 7 to 3, Mississippi • The 1wt team: Square Garden. St. Joseph's, wal in a dispute with Dan Ferris, and stamped his name into sev- day show Twymaik with 1, loped, 123-79, earlier by the Bear California was rated No. 3 topped the Tigers. In first downs and. rushing . . . : Ends-Paul Lopata, Yale '57; eral football record books there. 088 points, only 47 ahead of thi Amateur Athletic Union pres- the voting moving.tip on its vie cats, had the high scorer in Bob lory over Michigan State. Utah Pancho (abnzalcs has been ranked No,'1. among pro Philadelphia rookie, . who McNeill with 30 points and held ident, over hi> plan to brih'g were five points behind after five played in six less games. Cham All-America Oscar Robertson to advanced.two pegs to the No. ' tennis players . . . He won his seventh straight Iowa Meets minutes of the second half. Bui berlain has 1,041 for a 35.9 aver 25 points, but never got closer the Swedish team to the UlS. position by handing Ohio State world title this year ... One guy reportedly bet they ran up 10 straight points tc age in games through last Sun Ferris said the AAU refuse' its first defeat and also knock than five points in the second ing off the College of the Pacifi half a million on the Colts in the playoff game ... go ahead. day. half. was beeaute McGregor is a Cincinnati In St. Louis' Bob Pettit is third There wasn't a new fao They're going to build a new race track In the with 781. followed by Elgin Bay- Robertson, checked for his sea- professional promoter, which among the top 10, just a shut son low after scoring 47 points Finger Lakes region of New York state . . . Wilt Patton Gets 16 lor of, Minneapolis with 764 am the latter has denied. fling. However, Miami (Fla.; EC AC Final Detroit's Gene Shue with 731. in Saturday's opener against St Toledo, Wake Forest, and DePai Chamberlain is averaging 35 points a game In the Bonaventure, put the crusher on NEW YORK (APWowa faces In Rutgers Win Twyman and Chamberlain gav (AP Wirephoto) moved into the second 10, di National Basketball association ... West Virginia's the unenviable task of playing St. Joe, however, with two bas- placing Michigan State, LaSalle HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. - Dou| a good indication of what is kets and a field goal after the cage forces won't be suffering by graduation after Cincinnati for the ECAC Holiday come when they faced each othei and Texas A«VM, and Southern Patton, former Red Bank HiR) bearcats' lead had been cut to California. • this season . . . The frosh team, led by V5" Rod Festival Basketball championship School basketball star, last nigh last night and the 7 foot 1 Ph Colts Going On tomorrow night. 80u75 with 90 seconds left.. Bob sank 16 points' to lead Rutgers adelphia center won the due Wiesenhahn led Cincinnati with The top ten, abased on 10 for Thorn, Is undefeated^ too, and averaging 100 points The Hawkeyes dealt New York 39-35, as the Warriors defeatec first place vote;'' nine for seconc to an 80-53 victory over Adelph 28. '.•.;•. . • .•:• • a game, f . V Uiuvwsuy of Mississippi failed to University its first defeat, 90-75, College. the Ttoyals, 149-104:, Wilt alsc And On: Ewbartk etc. (First 'place votes and wot in the final last night. Then Cin- cracked St. Louis' Kiel Auditor West Virginia (9-0> and Cali- lost records through Saturda field, a football team in 1897—because of yellow .Rutgers also had scoring as- fornia (7.0), ranked 2-3, headed BALTIMORE (AP) - ''You're cinnati turned back St. Joseph's sistance from Alan Ammerman, ium rebound record with 39. great, and we're. going on and Dec. 26 in parentheses): fever ... Tough life, this coaching ... An Illinois of Philadelphia, SJ-77, in the oth- toward another, showdown, with I.Cincinnati (57) (7-0) 9: who dunked 15 points. Rutgers In the second half of the double first-round victories in the Los on," Coach Weeb Ewbank told high school cage coach, in his first year, was hung . »r semi-final. plays Lehigh tomorrow night. header the St. Louis Hawks bea 2. West Virginia (27) (1-0) 17! What disturbed the Hawkeyes Angeles Classic, The Mountain- his Baltimore Colts after they in effigy when,the team dropped its first game of the Syracuse Nats, 120-106, eers beat Stanford, 66-47. Cali- 3. California (14) (6-0) 67! was that Big O, Oscar Robert Cliff Hagan and Pettit led th won their second consecutive 4. Utah (5) (8-0) the season after winning two . .. Another football son, was held to a mere 25 Monnioulh College fornia 6-0. a one-point winner over winners with 28 and 22 points West Virginia in last season's National Football, League cham- 5. Ohio State (7-1) 53 points, and the Bearcats still Loses in NAIA spectively. Dick Barnett led Syrt 6. St. Louis (8-2) 30 brother coaching act in the major schools was that won. Most teams figure that i NCAA final, ran., its" two-year pionship Sunday. ' of Howard Jones and Tad Jones who once coached ASBURY PARK — Patersoi cuse with 24. streak to 23 by handing eighth- ."..Indiana (6-1) 21: you stop Robertson, you stop Only four other teams in 27 8. Illinois (5-0)- 20 Cincinnati. State College last night defeatci ranked Illinois a 62-41' loss. years of NFL. playoffs have won at Iowa and Yale respectively . .. Texas Tech's Monmouth College, 80-69, in th SOVIETS GAIN M EDGE y . py 9. Bradley (8-1) 1 This was Robertson's lowest Duke used just five men consecutive'titles, and no team 10. Georgia tech (7-1) cage team traveled 11^800 miles last season . . . first annual Christmas Basketbal AKRON, Ohio (AP)—The Rus 1 total of the seaion. He wasn't against Utah, and all scored in has won three In a row. The second Ten: Detroit, NYU John Frldley, the Pitt eager who was reportedly •ven high scorer for his team. tournament sponsored by the sian basketball teams, if sue! double figures. Duke meets North N.A.I.A. District 31, at the Con Ewbank's confidence shouldn Kentucky, Iowa, Miami (Fla.) approached along with a teammate by a point- Bob Wiesenhahn, a 6-J junior may be counted the Soviet way Carolina, a 72-65 winner over Min- be taken lightly. His announced Toledo, Vilianova, Duke, Wain vention Hall here. gained an 8-4 edge on their ton •cored 28 points. nesota tonight. The other semi' five-year plan for a Baltimore Forest. DePaul. fixer, almost was benched In Pitt's recent road But it was Robertson who In other games Glassboro Stat of the United States. The Rui final sends Wake Forest, which Championship came through righ game because he was In a slump.. .But next game crushed St. Joseph's hopes. The defeated Montclair State, 74-70; sian women swept six games dealt Holy Cross a first low, 80- on schedule last year. ONE BIG MIIS Bearcats were leading by only Pace -won over Patcrson Setoi from American.teams consisting 71, against Dayton's Flyers, who he came back with 29 points. Hall, M-59 and Albany. State of players from: Way land College, The Colt players were, espe- BODE, Iowa (AP)-Albert Clt> W-75 with 1:30 left. But Big O defeated defending'champ North cially happy with the wide mar- ' OUR BOWL PICKS and you better be .careful be- hit for two baskets and a free Teachers: • defeated Jersey City Iowa Wesftyan and Nashvil Carolina State, 36-32.. High School!*', sophomore end gin of their 31-16 victory .over Dick Siiiidblad • • Intercepted cause we picked the Yanks to win the pennant, Patter- throw. State, R-6S. ;' Business Collcg*.,But the Sovie Iowa's hustling Hawkeyes (51) men lost 4 of I games to th the New York Giants In Sunday's Bode-Twin River passes in son to beat Johansson and Sword Dancer to win the Don Nelson, S-7 center, scored challenge Cincinnati for the playoff game, Some critics had II points to lead Iowa to its vic- Coach' Everett Case is in his American men from teams in thi ECAC title tomorrow night after football game last fall. But Derby: . ' • • 14th season as No Mi Carolina National Industrial Basketbal suggested the Colts were'lucky the final seconds,, with the win tory over NYU. The Hawkeyes knocking off previously unbeaten to edge the Giants, 2H7, in over- trailed. 44-31. at the half and State basketball coach. League. NYU, 80-75. ning touchdown pass In Ml WASHINGTON over Wisconsin in the ROM Bowl. time for their first title last year. hands, he dropped the ball LOUIS. STATE over Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl. Southern California beat North- "You win the title one* year, the end xoneV . western, 8142, and plays West and some sav you're lucky," SYRACUSE over Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Virginia in tonight's semi-finals summed up offensive guard and WINS OVER H YEARS GEORGIA over Missouri in the Orange Bowl. at Los Angeles. UCLA walloped linebacker Steve Myhra. "But BALTIMORE (AP) - Sunn: GEORGIA TECH over Arkansas in the Gator Bowl. Michigan, 93-68, for the berth op- we've won it twice, so I hope posite California. Jim FlUslmmons was the lead . They're talking about a halfback duel In the sun they'll sav we've really got some- ing trainer at Pimllco in 190 thing going for us." ' . ' ' and 55 yeses' later.' he sent' Pro in the Sun Bowl as Pervls Atkins of New Mexico PAUL REPLACES MANCHA gresslng to the post' to win th State, who led the nation with 971 yards rushing, NEW YORK (AP)-AI Paul, CILMOUR LED DRIVERS • Pimllco Futurity. • # goes against Abner Haynes of North Texas State, for the last nine years head line COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-WII- coach at Hofstra College, Hemp- Ham (Buddy) Gllmour, 27, of who ranked seventh with 73t yards . . . Detroit stead, N. Y., hai been appointed Hamburg, N. Y., was harness LADIISDAY bowlers already have 21 ABC okayed Mi games assistant football coach and an racing's lop driver In 1W» with on record this season .,. St Louis holds the an* associate in the physical educa- M5 victories. He dethroned Billy time record with 51 In one season, set four years tion department at Columbia MmiRhton of Brookvllle, N. Yf. University. He succeeds Vaughn who had led th* sulky.nllots for ago . .'. Harvey Kiienn, Detroit's A.L, bat champ Mnncha who recently 'become six straight years; llauchton.was this year, hit .300 or more against every team but athletic director at Florida State second with 157 victories. Gil- University, Paul Is a native of mour was second to Hausjhton In the Yanks ... The Yanks had Just one .300 hitter Baltimore and will, coach Under 1951. this year and he was the weakhittlng Bobby Rich- Buff Donclll. ardson, who had .301 . . . Marquttte's Ed Hlckey WON FOR JURGES Is nationally known as a cage coach. But the LEON HORIN SIGNED BOSTON (AP)-Under Manas,, volatile Hlckey once was football coach at Crelgh- PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Lcon cr mil Jurges, the Boston Rtd llorlti. Vlllnnovn University full- Sox compiled s .950 percentage ton (Nebraska) High School for eight years . . . bneli, w«s ilKnpil vrxtcrdnv by Inst nemon «nd finished fifth, If you think harness racing hasn't gone over big In WATCHINO THI (ALL GAME —The two R.public/ini in thii picture, Vice Pretldent the New York Titans nf the one IWIMIP out of fourth plnce. II New York consider the Yonkers track's night ave- American r'nolliull l.oiunic (ion' w;n n heller nereenlaRn than the Nixon, lefti and Attorney Gonor in frnm Mlllvlllr, l l "Let * try it (hjs way now N*w York GUntt at Baltimore. (AP Wirephoto) MISoXx I11n1 Inin«mi pmcp. i-nr .rnrpp« ... .- ' , ' produced 4253,936.97 for the hospital, N. ,1. thry won U B»mo» and lout M. Wlsl Moroni. MED MASK UOSTTM. , Dt, 9. I2& Shore Firemen's ue Bawling Averages

A DIVISION Ray MaeClure ST 14S.3* ilex Satiric 21 14(5 I ester McDavltt. Ir 21 128.4Charles Holraet .... 42 156.12 Daniel Anderson — Walter ollSut If* alter Snaala Charlea Sehulta 42 140.2 I Icholaa Marcella IB i:e.5Charlet Farrell Nicholas Tott 37 133.3 Anthony Mallaat - •a LajnbartAM - Harold Heckman, Jr 27 131.2 Robert Miller 2f 126.3Edmond Fellc Filcharil Hallam ,~.~.'.' '28" 13J.2S Phil Matlnei .... 21 131.4 'at D'Olola „ 42 125.30 Vlnccrf) Bchreck .Vlltier Eittlle 28 132.2 41 141.8Willard Slcklei ..« 31 139.4 tobert Fary - InI 133.1I2a.1Ct Peter Olaleson 31 131.24 Warren Hlbbeta . 42 13».S jouis Carrotenuto 2S 124.7 Roy Anderson rtnwlton 27 131.17 K 144.31 Walter Holts .. 30 lM.2t Robert Putsch Charles K«c» Cook 36 131.IT [treld Elmer Rothery 29 131.1 Kenneth Marass Clarence HRrrfs ... 46 151.31 ' Bennett ZZZZZZ-... 34 131.8 'ttlty . J44.55 |Thomta Braach 42 135.10 :enneth Fary ... 23 122.14 Raymond Drews ., 42 150.13 Jerry Smith U 13KT ttbert Maraaa . Wllllain Hickmtn ...... 14 135.13 3eorge Wogelin .. Robert Smith 41 1W1.9 Edward bgrien 37 130.3.1 "llton Moors ..... 144.18 Ray England .. 23 135.12 Gorman Irons _. 3!a" 121.Joh9 n PensKa 35 110.12 lalph Marra 33 130.10 Oakhurat 1 ..._.-. lncent Ronca » 143.32 Thomaa Porter . .. . 31 134.34 tonnld Fonshlll 21 Frank Rohrrtu 37 Hn.lfl HV WHEnrr 31 1»3 High team thraa gamti — Phil Daly ilwsrd Chisey 433 Everett Lelttler .. 31 133.16 Jlaude Whalen 6 Xenneth Wnnlcll . II) HH.9Roland Boyce - 34 129.54 1 •-•"-3,ll»-; •Hig—h Man gami e — Wanamu- [Bdwln Leroy M 14M1 Chaa. Bllenbarger. Sr. ... 34 133.4Henry Leroy „ as Edward ('rum M 147. Oeorc* Spear* 30 H»14 to lames — Gent "llston Rundolph 31 142.29 Frank Crote .. 30 132.23 Al Schiller r,n ohn Rllpy 41 146.10 by » 13».S Donald . 15 132.14 CouMUW tMi High '•mil Vansant . 13 1429 Dld Phllllpl t Harry Pattenop 2n Josenh Bhtarl 42 146.18 Hiimfiey „, 10 128.1 1 Milton Dangler !lyde Packard n 141.14 Cld Herburl .. 15 131. Georie Bunlge ' 3D Hf Poland „ :.. 37 12T.2* INDIVIDUAL AVERAOBS Marshall Peters _. lohn Waddlngton M 140.19 Darrol DDundad i -... 33 130.2S "I." DIVISION Mnllhew Kelly 40 Hf Keinoth Miller ...... 32 127.M Jottph Melstrik .. Indrew Wllion _ 20 140.14 Harold Heckman, Sr.. .. 15 130.1 Bilwanl Rilnpe .... Ralph Ronflon .... 28 12T.lt flora Corclone .-.. 27 201.25 James Egidlo . M 1(4.24 iThotnaa Knox 43 140.12 Robert Prlngla - ... 31 121.24 lobvrtivHIi 1 •larolrl Mlllyrr Gflward l.uhe 24 121.4 Tony Francesconi .... 42 193.1 George Jobes 30 1(4.20 Edward Johnson Elmtr Myart ...... 37 127.12 Morfanvflift Volunteer! ?amuel Whalen Arnold Brown 23 12T.3 oane Coetntlno _. 31 1»1.»Al Parker Arthur lfalllari — Charlea Klrmaji ...... 13 123.3Morffanvllie Volunteer! Jark Seher Ray Cook ..._ * 21 1M.1» Martin Hayes 42 IN.2> Peter Maffel Letter Herbert TreiTrentenn BtirBurVt ... 31 115.3Llttla Silver 5 Ray Papa E. Ifoelhn»er IT 125.1II Warren Mewel 3» 188.1 Jamea Herbert 19 143.31 '.nthony Burdge— ...... II 1M.13Ray Manning ... S 113.4Belford Inriependtnti .... Frank Anklewlcz .. Joseph Ehmann 18 123.11 Edward Taylor II lotl.1 John Speck 35 1(3.30 Ilchael Harmyk u mi Oc«anport 4 22(4 1W4Everett Kplm ^"red While 31 124.3 frank LaParra •. 41 111)1Ned McLautnim .. '•nance Crnie M 131.37 "J" BIVBIMMf Neptun* Hose 3 21 21 Peter DrNlcnla .. 28 142.18 •Jdward Smith 34 124.3 Donald Houttn M 112.3* Chestar Smith . am 1(3.1io.i1l 'urtls Smith .„..._ 34 138.11 W L Unfxceilefi 8 21 21 Charles Mongano Kdwftrrl Clayton 18 124. Henry Partenltlder 41 li llchail CKlyn 17 1J4.J iBranchport 1 . ... 29 11 Moricanvllir Independents 2 20^ 21 \'3 Harry Holmes 3R 141.11 Ry Mazza 1» 123.14) Domlnlek Matsa 41 MM 21 14 Louis Agnlme 31 1M.1SMlllard Aumack . . 41. 1(1.11 Bernard Reaanbarg 3 134. Batontown 4 ...»..*.... Northslde BnRine 20 22 Tony Seber 42 141.5 Donald Dlspnnco . 2* 123.11 Howard Honahan 41 1H.IRutseU_MeCutaell MeCue 411 ld. 1(1.440 "Robert Clausan 31 135.30 Atlantic Townthlp 1 -..- 21Vi Worganvllle Independents 1 10 23 Eugene Wagner .... Marshall Conklln 59 123.4 Roy DaBow irilllam Harries Monmouth Btach 4 « I}* 'lontere 2 1» '-'3 Charles Ynumans Tl Ftlley ..-. 17 121.2 David Thompeoa 1* 1(2.1 fohn Hulaeboa Monmouth Btach 1 . 23 Penermtn White ., Ban DaAngUi . Edwin Volmer ZZ'^Z 41 1(3. Olendola 1 18 24 Robert Reid 33 I2K.11 Obtr' nt Blatter lamee Lewis ....: .1... 22, 130.14 Neptune City S : —23 19 Wanamassa 4 12« 28WRudolf Tcttl Larry Williamson 54 120.1 William Bennett - m 1(1.1 timer Eahrenburg 31 3J Ocean 1, Sea Bright 31 Deal 2 . . II • 31 Ernest Blanchl Chester Opdyke 28 120.1 Carl _ , , 32 1TI.1Robert Lanlrtnl William NoNordhauser n 53 159.11 Bravtnt Park a 3211 21 AlUnhurst 3" !.".!..... 8 31 Charles PloaKey .. Floyd Lake ..: 31 120.1 Randy Strombtrg Carl Raaan en Ortltltnn ... . . 2233 12C4Ilunirai % ••»••••••«•• ^.«..."..". 20 21 High team, three games—Roberts' Peter Dellera Harry DeOou 25 118 51 Richard Keller Raymond McCut .. Edgar Wattt 33 120.19J Ooeanpon 1 IS IWllllam Flttcrer ,. William Haltey ... JO rllle 1, 2.471; High three garnet— Vincent Montedoro 33 119.11 Arthur Stco — 91 111.90 -award Thome Tr 119119. woluntaara 1, Btlmar .... 18 24 Jame*ames Kudrlek 594; HlahHa. . ttateam game Frank Van Pelt . 42 137.0 Orvln White 34 11418 rat Ambrosia George Camburn » .11 Ncthaue K uw.10 " million 4 18 34 —Rahertsvllle 1. 110; High game Ed Daniel Sapp 42 130.7 ID 1TI.I Walter Wolcjua 25 Sid BrBwn - -Andrew Dale N 1W.1 Uchard Baknart » 144.1 jark Rlvar HUla 1 .: IT' mund F«te 537. Frank Eckel Joseph Perry V, !& Peter Vraalli Jay Ruaaall SSff Olendola 3 14 24 INDIVIDUAL AVBRAOES Al Btorer T^ouls Becker , Alti Ronao) lucoard 14 28 Robert House Ratan Stout "•" BIVmOK "olunteers 1, Balmar O Donald Kudrlek Jack Lockward _.- IS 13:!. Howam Meyer Ji .till WHUam Waratr Independenta. 1 ,VI'.'.".V.' ii 29 Frank Boyce 40 185.8 'Laarrn y Pick Harry Hennensey Oaarg* WhWe latter Hewmaa . une city • Warn, three gamts—Ealontown Jamea Kudrlek .. QgjAi-jgj COOK - •ugam Pattaraan „,„ 42 143.32 - red Lube _ , Michael Msowskl 55 8». j«M ariMlnittt ... Sam Bennett . LaSnmjwoodd Hoo*if --j a. Ladder 4. I:K»I: ; High, ihrathreai garnetgames, RusselRuuell Herbert loewan Frank Crulstopher 29 134..CI jWllllam Spayd _._.. ,; 31 - in'.tt Fred Oarrabrant . Lawrenee Baalgalupl Pair Havan . Tomalno 514: High, Tetm game— David Caahlll ... _...... _..... 40 140.33 William Furlonc; .... 31 134.« Joseph Csrlasla .... ' iMQHr MOltOQ o.". .» M ITT.144 Walter Btearni . 14 1M.1S ATwaaoiltano Richard •rrlektaa Eaiamown 1 . m: 1K Herbert Meglll .. IWllllam ~ ' 30 134.5 Henry Frledlsnder ™ — 41 174.117414 William Oaronl ... William SpetWmia Oceania 3, Rutneon TSSBTA Vlncant WhHa ... i(6\! Edward Preston 33 133.21 James Hennessey Harry Rublty ... Arthur Paulina Uharty 1 » " «*• •«»- «" I? IS:, Roto* Rooatall „ Edward Smith Freehold 4 bntrviDUAL AVBRAOES Joa. Kandartpfund O Ave. 8as Oakhartt l William Matthews 41 1M.14 Jaaaa Harrli II ltt.l lanaa Bra*.. liver Plan 1 Bdward Ryan ...... Joaeph Tomalno ... 37 174.1 Jrneat Fitxpatrlek reptune city 1 cnanaa perrara .. Letter Clayton Mlchaal Cardntr Freehold 3 AITrtmMe oaorga Panierman 41 119.4 Lewie Hendricka ^alr Haven t .. It Takes Hours of Practice Harry sage Al Dangler - James Jullsno . Teptuna City 4 L^rry Braly Albert Kessltr ..— Herbert Kothe iradlay 1 Exen Louis Clerplal * ' * Frank Robert! Joseph Rellly .increit I Carl Kopnlckl Tnomaa Barton — M * 172.11 Raymond Eitenhauar laaat 1 ..._.. John Young ., Peter Muza 33 172.11 Alex Henry High taam, thraa F. C. Rogeri . Phil Hendrloka 14 172.9 Franklyn DcLlta U4.29 . A L.. 1,(14; ~ Fred Koib Edward Parity 23 173.4 larry Browtr " Over Years to Make a Champ Oeorge launders . Peter Tomalno ... CUtarlia Howard .... VI 173,0Raymond Deimoad ...... rethold 4,^kffi ~ f Charlaa Schtlli .... Vincent Pasta 38 171.25 Joseph Maaza igtro 3«V William Kobau ... Harold VanNote 42 171.31 Walter Imlay —. 141.lt INDIVIDUAL AVBRAOES Joaeph DeVda (This is the first of three Clartnca Coaentlna 33 171.11 Thomae Bruno ...» ... 141.1 O Conrad Bllgar stories on figure skating.) Alvah Vwdervcer .. '42 171.1 Prank Morris 147.1 Jerbart B - M ln'MlBdwin Peteri .. Tex Tomalno 10 171.4 Melvln Biy — li •ana Stllet ... 42 170.3l|Chttter Suplenakl By PIERRE BRUNET Anthony' Suoaao 11 171.1 Kannath Traphagen 34) Edward PlocoUa .... „; Jl 1W.M Michael Naitailo .... n iraunlt* 1 . —... Dominic Irigmra _ Noted Figura Skatlag Coach WHUam Prank ...„.. 43 1W.13 Otorgt Rlchdale ... 14 lit.t -..twill Hose 1 ... Theodora Sutphln Written for AP Newsfeatures . Arthur Chuty .... II W.l Brnait Harnbaeher • 139.1 Brtrtnl Park I HRichard Ptttlgrew Bdward Bahr ... 13 1(7.31 = S" ? So your child wants to become Kenneth Orsmbaa . ,.„ M 1(7.34 • DIVISION' SSScS S"LL a figure skater. If she has the . Joatph Calvtr .. .. 14 144.11 Atlantic Township 1 Subby aallno M 1(4.10 aViftwiburjr 1 . ••« High team thraa lamtt—Voluntccra desire and determination that's Themaa Andratta <., 1 141.1 Moamouth Staeh 1 1 2,(13; High turn game—Shrewtbury 'arren Rel.... half the battle. And I must warn Russell Hlbbottt Wanamaata 1 S (M( : HlgKlhrec gtmee-H. Hauibot- Jwen Dunlee Ralph Lewie ..... key iM: High game—H. Haulbotkty Robert Nlman .. mothers again that their own Edwin Ryan ... Raymond Hill .. Bruno Haiti RlvaJ»»fc Plaaa ts , INDIVIDUAL AVEIUOM MIM " KeUanylICeilanyl '"".* "T"« 91 1(1.14 schedule must be subordinated if Ton* Malina Waahlngton 1 M.M Crowelrowelll 14 141.10 Babe Maubawa Adelphla i. G Ave. Barney Kgaland the child's capabilities are to be ManaNuaa BattapU 13 171.1 Bruco Schteter realized. Allenhurat 1 .. „..—..-. It 1?M Frank Man* . Hook 4\ Ldder 1 ^._ II sar JXSS 41 174.23 Chtittr Tetmtn There are more ice rinks -^ vss s&z. Port Maamouth 1 11 41 114.31 "toward _BranBrand 4( 158.31 Levll Trablna 41 173.3a Brower 31 1M.3Norto0 n Smith .. WllUldt Hote II Barl Raad and figure skaters — now than Thomaa Fuadner Marlboro 1 14 IS 171.1 y Butiman ft 15!.14 Bdward Wylla ...-. M 144 33 1 WalteF r Wright 31 172.31 larry' Woolley ~ "" 148.23 ever. It is good to see people in- 30(4 1H4 Port Monmouth 1 .... Williafrif y mMcCormlc Mayar k - 2* 171.24 .'rank Mmnaha.. .. B DIVIMON 30 12 Ketypor; t- "1 S M CharlMai Whitman Vtron 42 171.2 William Walsh terested in their children,, espe- J»'.i n<\ High team thraa gamea—Washington LJac k MHenrCy -..-•• 42 181.41 Robert Stateslr Raymond Tyltr cially as figure skaters. And Pair Haven 1 1 3.fM2Jf*i ; Hig"• h" team gaaaa—Waabintto——.——n Joaeph Sturm :obert Throckmonon .... Fred Wagner »» WH H7; High thraa gamaa—Jeka R. Joe. Hundartpfund don't let anyone tell you it's a Hook * Ladder 4 Bumirnt ' 4S4;"Hlgh(M: High" gameJoaepgama^Joaa»h"Flamh Flam^ lchard Conner J Union Host 3 II Jack Ennle 'illlam Jones 24 11 John Hendrioluon — "sissy iport." Wist Long Branch 1 ""* "^DIVIDUAL AVERAQES tanley ailberlaoa 34 144.2! Oliver Byron 3 31 II WlarMM Reynoldy s IT W.J3aaep,h_ Moore 32 144.S Figure skating is more 'difficult M n dear Nawma *~ ' Bradley Beach 1 .. a Oicar Newman 41 147.20 Thomai Vetttrl 41 144. than ballet dancing and a figure Neptune Hoit 1 1» 31 Robert MOM-. g 23 143.11 Befford 1 ll 241, Johoaorn g BurnPeppaa r _ _» in.wLynn Parnhim Frank Buono Howard Mtgui ...... Harold Van Brunt skater moves faster than a hock- Pt|J 1 ; _. 11 Kenneth Thomiao; * \ „ 4i i7(.t* Raymond Tomanlo COACH AND PUPIL: Figure skating coach Pierre Brunet and Little Bllvtr 1 11 Xdinund Ry«in . ... 153.18 Henry Woolley ey player. I have seen Carol world champion Carol Heiss take time before practice to talk Charles VanCuran .\» ClKlard Appleg rayna Brower la 153.14 Fd Kt OliwHailtrt 4Byron _ _. ™ Joseph Fiammia Richard Burr Heiss, the world champion, skate over the May's routine. They, have worked together 13 yean. JTttholAvon Fira e2 Dept. W Jtmee Baraao — Robert Long faster forward and. backward Sea Olrt 1 Nlcholaa rarnaratto .. Oeae Maaoo High team three games—Pair Haven Jacob BlMorf than a National ing she must skate backward.*, glide as long as possible 1 JIN;. Hllh team lime—Fair Haven Charm rjamMrtaon .. William Addlaon 1 1,011; High three gamei — Oana 33 i3i.il player. using the front part of the Made- oouach foot The suit or push Wllklna (711 High game—oene Wllklnt William JCly p 3T Hl.lll'" Michael Polly ~* William Thompson 34 131.1' I called a halt to this im- Most people are right-handed can be made with the inside Nell oattla Rlh C INDIVIDUAL AVERAOES Roaatt Waad 150.54! Ralph Conover - 31 130.4promptu speed test because the and most skaters start skating blade on either skate. - a Avt. Charlea Morgan . U 131. Letttr Jontl » 111.12 Frank Blddla 41 171.M hockey player was well padded; better on their right' foot. A The leaning, extension of the Eugtna Wllklnt Allan Clorttk 43 111. Carol wBsn't. Warren Chandler M 174.11 skater must learn to perform|«rms and' the push should be Waittr Warden Malvln Kaplaa equally well on both skates. But, Charlta Millar Qtorgt Arraatrons ... William Appltiate The first thing a figure skater practiced until they becoma a ••Sonny" Aelira Ecktor WrigJiTiZJ...... Xtantth Ortudorfl M 148.38 IDanlol Hennesey must do is get accustomed to theas with anything else, one skill- simultaneous movement, and un- Luke Pryor iMdorv CaKtftiaino ...«». Norman SicTiti ... 31 141.131 Bam Woolle) A. Laror Ward RUIMII Cornell .. Andrew chriilensen rocker edge or curve of theis perfected at a time. til the child has obtained almost John Baelgalupl ...... 37 180.31 Louis oaaantlno Joseph Baiter 15 1901Joitp1 h Oprtlgtn . ... blades. We call this straight A figure skater should start perfect balance. She will feel the Henry-"Canonlco .... •• *~ **"*Tad Millar ...„.'. .... Michael cuoccl skating. • out relaxed, with both knees beat balance but others'must see it, Albert White Haro.fp'Bl&n-iz::: Balance'can'fest'.be attained and the feet st; right angles. As apreferably another figure skater Frank Pavllck 0 James Cleary 41 187.11 by tisuig the?' biclr of, the 'blade skater leans forward both"'arms or- ay competent instructor. Itlchard HcConnell Jack Slocum Bteve Perrl ,..:;:../,41 MLltlJohn Madden . when fUttj,!" forward.' After should'be spread bat on the sides •TonVfSrrow we will talk about 21 177.1 Julea ItoeMta SI 147.4 'it 14J.29|Chrta Oitfard 133.57 Mlehae! Sastokaa ... Henry Behacht -. William Hernandts child has mastered forward skat- at waistline ' level. The skater the free leg^ and the half circle. Anthony Matoviky 42 175.1J John Dowans .. 11 133.4 Randy Cook 41 lit I Bradley Parker :B Hay 0,1.11 Jamai HiaarlckKm . „ 3S 132.1 Lewli Davtaon itiiiiPni'on Aleiander .31 112.1 and Mrs. George W. T. Browne, Oeorga Cola « K4.3S .. 31 131.1 44 Salem La. W L. JCdwtrd Pmtn 43 144.24 .. 34 111.1Winners Old VllUga Inn...™_— 2* IS Alfred Baits . _.. 17 171.18 ... M 1M.1 New Shrewsbury—Mr. and Mrs. Red Bin It Aooflns ...... li IT Albart Kirrai ._.._ as lTi.ii . IS 1»2» (Continued) Robert Hembltns ... Harnett; Mr. and'Mrs. Charles Cratt'a BavertfM -*• 24 11" Jerry Slntle ' r . 31 1M.39 Sal'i Barber Shop ... «... —n .John Mulvlblll . wrnft AtaaaeaT:'. .. 31 128.32 from the ceiling. The entire P. Aitkens. 73 Reeds Rd., andKlmmerle Paints' „ _ 24 John tUrtln Wlllard Willie ... a* »« John Kollbal _.,. EE *It 172.3W1 doorway was spotlighted from Dr. and. Mrs. Martin J. Cain, Arnone's T«x«co Service -.* 24 21 -*••-•" "fllllam Bahrena . Marx Brosi> • • •. ~+ 23 *m Ted Wilson g 11 111.11 luuall Wooiliy . Anthony Traalna - Jr., IS Glenwood Or. It Warren Brand . M 173.1 the ceiling. Joton Oanlal'e Men's. Shop . 23 22 . . 3* 172.1Arthur Mueihl . SO 123.3 Alvlno'vlnol Taaaco Senrlea ...-- 51 51!! 4 3341 Anthony Chrlatophtr Carl mil ... 31 151.1 Where's fiaata Rumson—Mr. and Mrs. Kirch- Stephen J . orosaorosa . IIMIIM2. 21 1 24 William Hoaptr Joseph Brooks ... mJSPLrz ubert Conover 13 120.1 ner; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Put-Nat'a Jewelers ...... 21 2IT4 Amory Otborn = 25 Stti Ben Woolley Pslsraon ohn Abhatomareo 14 111.1 KonmoutKnmouth LuLumbam r Co. ._ 20 32»4 d Roblnam ...... 41 171.J3 BrntM Patley . Jahntoa arvay Hyar The most unusual decoration, man, IS Center St., and Mr. and Ooaantlno W 1TI.» p flal'a Tava)tfi «. •.« . IS 39 Jtmea uaore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mur-Mrs. Murphy. DeFalco'i Hardware 20 25 lack Drum 43 IT0.24 William Addle ... «rJB oaeph Coiorjtlno Orllll Const. Co. *rgt'Wbodi'.— id Bryk . Uchard King IT 2S Frank O'Brien — phy, depicted a living room scene Shrewsbury—Mr. and Mrs. Wil-ProgressivProgresi e LiLiff e Ins. Co. .1M4 .*. _ _»•• ...... aynor Htrktr (00 Series — John Qalatr* KM, 204. John Bruhl . .— Arthur Waling ..... isnasr with two largo dolls on their liam Hollomsn, Samara Dr.;. Fred falter Harvey TIKon anie 204—(11; Armand Crupt 100. 104, 103— Angels DtPsotl Arthur HatBaK Ban. itomachs awaiting 'the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Tomslno, 45 — -MedjTomalaoJSt, 203. 214-4HT; Auttln Sellett radley 42 Wflllam Adamka Santa Claus. Park Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Kobart Omubaa .21 Frank Kutwood _-J team game—Crala'a Banragaa Clark Hlttarway — . 41 Mlrar Herbert Prize winners in each munici- Curtis Bradley. 51 Henry St. 160; High laam Nrlai—Orllll Cenit. ItutMll Hurdtn r Ferguton Co.. 3,48*3,I8»; HHigigh tame "--Paul- Albrecht- ... 41 117.14 ^ M 141.17 pality were: There were a total of 40 prizes 233;. Hig.lign eereenes—Johies—John oalalro ail. Oeno Teitlno . . M 141.10 at Halleran 200 Clb8 b Itokart rorbea. . M 147.23 aaeph Colaa Red Bank—Charles Brown, 152awarded in the contest. 200 Club—Subby oolino 211, Ralph Maurlca Cuaccl Nawton Haliett' . 10 147.3ohn . Karlnja Maaaucca 3M, Floyd ScMaloiw 2O4T William lalmona ..- Si! River St.; Arthur Epifana, 32 In addition to the winners Dr. Morgan p. Collo 313, Jo* Tomalno, • Ben O4ak' Wll»am _M!nar» Sr. SM, Joo Tomaine. Jr. 301, PaPat t Otorge Cajante ..- 41 1M.10 Madison Ave.; Police Sgt. anlistedd , there were other honorable XdwardWtnger Peter Koaabo Rlccl 201. Mike Toscano 28020.. ~PauPal u Dan. Inlantl - 1M.1I Albracht 233. Nslo oattla • — ey Phil Delia Pletr* . 1W.11 Mrs. Albert E. Newman, Jr., mention winners. Albrachl 213. Nslo Oettls 204. Henr Ruaiell Munaon ...... Edward_ Tllton .... Csnonlco 203. Ed Wade 200. XI KisllKislln William Walling : 48 St. Nicholas PI.; the boat of 307, 214: K« Jerfrer 209. aomy Acerra 41 1M.11 rao BASKETBALL 307, 214: K« Jerfrer 209. aomy Acerr Alei Hogti Bdtpendanta 1, Lass Branah Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rae moored 313133, Blacky Rufflnl 242400, Tour CaCaprlonl l l-awll Nolaon aea Bright 1 AstaclatM rrrst 283, Oana Tonaola 201. ButtB. Mars WaKer Dtlea ,.. 43 1M.3 SI 113.2 S BlM 1 at Irwln's boat works next to Eswtrra Dlilelea MS, Mike rerrlgrxi 34W, 3OT: Vlnet . 4* 1(9.1 W I. Pel. O.B.Romano 300, Tony Savage 10). Jarw Jay White* ..."....!™ u mmii ~ 8 5H:f Marine Park, and Mr. and Mrs. J» 4 .81» ' •avaga 214. Stanley latifa 204. Joe Oaorga Johnam a) M1M.11 B. Harrtaan'klorrie ' -~ M 111.1 Petlllo. PMMarahia . ,.t» II .441 S Robko 200. Howard oage^Ot, Howard 43itafar Henry 1(9. 41 lll.M monrrovAL AVERAGES •ireuaoo - 17 14 .MS II Kail 204, 2«13.r ' : Allrad Pound - 1I6.J3 M 111.21 umson 1 ... i.. M Raymond Comar River Plaza—Mr. and Mrs. An-Maw YorVaUl i II !l J44 HV4, William Hortman 1(113 ai5"*-:rr. M 111.11 4, t«addtr S . . - Robert Irana Wrtlnra Dlvlllea 41 151.7 drew Gaff, UMayCt.; Mr. and WOMEN'S LC\4)i;r Jack Cramer 42 1M.I2 Ttd Sebuiek Monmouth Beteh * SI Marvin Fowler «.. ' W I, Pil. O.B. W L Reginald' Hyde 39 1M.U Fhll lUnfllni '~""!!" n ni.s nlon Hoea 1 Richard Knot Mrs. Acker. West front St., and l«sls II II .4.13 Prown'i .—«-.. __,^ M , Richard Parker 39 1U.11 # Raymond Patterson S 145 3* K6.10 9SSLfSbr== West Bergen HUM! ..- 34 IISS Raymond Plerca »— Alhart Maoki. ...~ J, Llfl'le BUvcr "'i Manning St.; Mr. and Mrs. John Rlversldt Unea ..- 33!4 1S1S11 4 Angela Rlceltrdl 4a iu.3 Lao O'Connor ..: ". Ferry, fl Manning St.. and Frank II Harold's Rtvllo A: Blietrle . 31 IS Lawrenee Farley 13 1(1.1Alhart Nslan V«ter4sw'a Banalta Honnouth Street Charraa - 21 1» Phil Treutmta William Maraan 31 1(4.11 BdWaVrd tr^lssBstl Vineland, 4* Bruce St rklesletskla IN, Ctarlaaall 1(4 »r«d Chatty 43 1(3.9 Ml. MIoswaawMs 1(4 SrSSrf In.""J=Z 1?H UH Sari Brown ..; 33 1U.I MlNld Whlta ~. ' la IK. mnosi IN 1111 Oarment Co. i . 11 34) , Pan Wllkim , 9 1(3.4 John Planety Charlie Kltuia K. Peter DeOironimo, 115 Harding MO Sanaa-Maria Sown I4S. IM. ( 1(3.1 Dan tMtdaycnlck . J._~ 141—92«: Muriel KemechoM IN, IM. Harry Hosklaa »... 40 1(3.1 Rd.; Mr. and, Mrs. Austin D. Ben VanNot* 19 1(31Harry Aumaik --IZT™ INDIVIDUAL AVBtUOBS MUttB Hamataa .... Harold Walling L.~^™I IS Boiee, 74 Kings Rd., and "tf Bruno K4. . otu Bchnalder ..— . .X. it 24 Mfrad cunt gUt 1 . IS IT ' tck Oakley . , LasteV j'oate Tallest' men on p larl M •tat 1 .. 134 sau-.'illtam Anderson David Klpora basketball team are seniors It mil Munch Ivar Byron I 11 JS Marvin Pederaan Prank Howe . „ «„ imam Hamitt . • BIVMION Imdel 1 .. 8<4 Xl'/Haroli d Htfllgan Robert Hlek 41 Richmann and Louis Griffin, loth taaaiti' Btioocllato ...... Jflgh team, three gamei—Waahlng- """IaMilton Caeynin Edward Strada en Ihanaa Jenea ton J, 3,141; High three gamaa—Wil- WlllKiinV-OOIam . Herman Rokbaik 11 are C-feet-7. •k Matoviky liam Herbert 44f; Hljrh team game— "Dado" Aetrra Oeorge Langa 42 Ooeanport I ...... Otorge Lena ... Marfaavtlla Vale. 1 John Oraen .. JPgSwN-:..: y is.;, Hamlltaai 1 Milton Beaver 11 1M.IBatantawa I IMDIVIDUAL AVBRAOBS Reward Hoagland Roowrt Runge . PMnaaM 1 Al Tairanova .... Ooarge Pthr .. Red Bank's TSLHSLrzz: iii.il Hatry BieWaa William Smith (III! Cole Waittr lit Oterge Smith leraard Farnlno ..... CharlM Lttttr McDavltt, Jr. lohn RiMkay MorgaM n MuHor4 John Niwmtn ONLY 'rank Tomalno tabart Amendt Slnlntkl rttrnn Bdwardl .- jlndsay Lemolna Laror Illvtr Pretlty JanieiFarlev . •JneieiiaV Wilbur Etttile ~ Davit Jlrk Herman 140.1 OaktiurM I Wllllim Tltua 43 1K.M SSSi"»» :. Nlehelaa Arbla RECAP Qearga Strtthia Prancll Hoffmin .... Joatph Bllltntln ...... 140,1 H 1(8.]] •-— Alkn Jiatl JirniledO lOIVIMON 70S: High team gama — Priewted .... 41 185.1! sr:.? •*•* ' Miller craa Stf; tllgH Ifirtt games— Htnry ... 4370 I4I.2I1M.. 1 ihrSwakl (5; High giait - Kinntlh 3* 1U..1I cnitoi: . He Ssti SHOP Atlsnlle. Hlghlandi Paul Wnltfleld Octtn 1, Point Fliiuuit .... otanui Ms. • Oary Chaeev . 40 IR.MKmmtit Boyle Tliirik"""!™ Rticua 3. Lakiwood INDIVIDUAL AVBRAOBS Howard Millar 1HT.I2 Harold Dretr P.iri» "baMarka ' titles l lout* Lertcli lR.lt Jottph Costa . Charltt Btnnett "trmingaalt 11131 Pranelt Hayn ... Anthony flciixo . ehn Skldmo Chtiter Andmon Alomo Curchln . Ellsworth Bodtn '"•• O'OMdy .. !•?. 121' Jimti Dora Id Patttrua Liberty 1, Bad Bank RMtars JMiiwan ill Binotlto mark River Hllll S w Bl 10MM LomMrdl tcejuee Oulro Iradlay Biaeh S m M David Bllftr 'trnon Oray kittle ailvir S It 11 William •* ... Jogar Schoch ... Vayslda 1 ....» IS 11 l^star Cattana , Prank Poar Ph snina Harold Tetltv ... Clifford Smith . Town A icsanto 3, Rumion IS 34 iinvi'ii . atomaina Lesllt Ptrltmaa Qtorgt Mara ... Indspandtnta > 14 14 Aibtrt White Km End Bnglnt ...,• II 21 Jamil Bournt 31 ..It 1 Htlmhathtr Wtlter Edwardi Nick Saramai John Lane 40 1M.34 Donalfarriiod n SchmMCovirIt — John Fowler 33 137.11 Hlah ttam three gamaa—Untaatllod Bdwln Bry Carl Jakubtey 39 1M.3 ChineHms. s BllfnbeEnrltr 14 141,14 Bud Broeliienank 1 J.IKi Hlfh taam, game—Uneaaelleil Dale Blssty Frank Bmmont 4, ,„.,, 1 1,0331 High three gamta—Robert Domlnlo Paoluecl .. Illlam nirytl . Jr. SO 147)4 Charles Pstt»i Precl Iront i Qdward Danrarla II 147.94 Paul otesgow 34 117.19 Pjnblgh Ml: High gama—Thomas fry Jamaa Milne Qtorit Brown Heorga Moltlttltr U 144.14 rharlei Outrt. Climent Sommtra Abntr Aiiigood .Eddie Otlso Oeorge Sllviri . ' INDIVIDUAL AVBRAOM Everett Daviion . 1M.IS J, E. W. Kuptr .... it i»s:ij Thomis McCinn Rohan Comtll o Avi, Dom Devlao, Jr, .,.. Ultra Muccta ReJrirt Truai Terrenoe Meota -'tul Potltek 41 111.3) Mervln Prtncll ... RotMrt Smidt 13 IU.3T lobsrt .Flavin ','.'!»'»»»!'!!!!« 34 i44!iTntorae Btltsr OeargDeacge PateraoPattraon 41 171,11 Jaaeph ~ Richard £aia|)Jy n 1IU.1I Kevin Lang rrsnS aitkllt Uihard Whtalon -.'.... It 1TI.M Marvin Allen Wrtgtt 31 144,11 Jimei Rsmtsy *70 rt b h 41 .1TT.1T Charlaa Canton Berdtn ntorgt Ntlton i IS S« £ ! Wllllajsi _ Edmund Thamaaoa Paul Vawrhtta 'rancla Diifljr J. Orovtr Cirttr ».-.., 'Plat lai aaC recayaabla catlag. :::::::: I? M4,—Jf Jl44fb4«V~'.'Z! ami! mtfftt JMiMt Botart ... .jrner -.,-..... nobert Blocum ...... loom , Cimpaell ... nalpn l.tvlon ..... (tflnelh (mllh 1» 114,13 Sam Maaia Itigeno' Mylu Itoh.rt Mfsllhr .Urnr Mahnnty jrlK Johmon .10 174,3 William Rotinbnich Htm Mellna 34 143,911 John —rinrhhur • • • t • Henry Allen Kenneth Doremua .... 'alktr Kutphin ttlph Mont«doro .. 3D 113.3.1 Jtm«t Wnrr»ll ftlthard Briae Prank LaMtllt Kodtrt O'Nslll *mn t>tmpiKy .,„ Vrink Clt nitudt HorohtriU , Aibtrt Kastont Charlta Lamhtrtion . inApti llsgermtn . ''iiwirii t SHARPE 43 130 4 noliefl Miller 173.7 Robtrt Vttnun otargl NtWrlltn 'trmin OoxKtns .. 1 Hhnlwlrk •ndrlcliton in < H I JOHNNY'S THIIR MAN —Biltimore'i Steve Myhr«, Amtrlco nninn 171.Id fliorgt Mixwtll 3> 111.11 John nnberiion Ichiro Korimitn ... 141.37 Louis li»>ifti> ?i 1 "."> 11 Wfilon Mnniler 111 Wllllim ntriont Bdwln Mehrnow . tlrr Tlinmit J>mt» lloliini .11 III.4 mtnley rain HI.17 Louis rnrnarnnn 37 13t M loft, and Ctrl Tateff, right, holit their itar quarterback Donilil Ktulmtnn .. 40 III, John Thnmiifltm . ... ? VI r1* I •raCtrnl fiMnnrlrlrhilon n "!irCtrl rilalUlalrr tsv Mndovern .....i,. II - Tlinms* HfinMt-linol riO'islfl llnhi'lli* TIRE CO. 41 140,1' ,11 137 3D Rolitr-"' 'l Volmfr <2 nn.14 Wllllim Klbtron •Inlurt l.dhenow 117.so KilwKrrl CUvInn ... nli MtPirM'1t Johnny Units* In lalttmoro dreulng room hljlnki follow- Try 41 i*u:. !<>«• * lI.ovtiitnivlanndi 147.27 «',' t"T 1« SH 1-4747 Tlloman 42 170.13 l _ Rtoh_ l Jjr. „. M IM.'.t. 1 I'lurlM 8nvil>r Jnt#|ih M*ll«mhrt 3> 117 l« •tymn-.-...innin l Mtgill 43 170,1 Hilton CtitnilUr Charlii Umllili HI,'. * nohtrl niuh> 141)37 ing their convincing 31-16 win over tho New York 34 1>I.II NOWIM llnwsrii Smlnk , . 5'J \:1 g (OppotKo R.R. Slalrsn) Walitr andtraon ..- 43 110.1 Arthur Rauuill NOWIM WWinini ning 17,147,11 1 ImiulM ra rktr Hn.11 Wirnt Mtlittn •. •dd c ok II 141,4 Out Bore 94 131 II. Gi f h N 101 Oakland St., Red Baak •dwtrd cook .._„.. ihar 140.10 Rswar4) Often . II IH17Gianti for th« NFL title. (AP Wirsphoro) STEVE ROPER • NT, |« Mi to saw pnetkt; tfWsl a**^Aa> *Ha#h A*'i*ii***^^ ^^a^sl^ Bridge ' Soafh dealer will win with d» Us* trmp you. North-South vntnenble later lead • dub to the Jack, re- NORTH turn • club to finesse the nine, CARING FOK HORSES and cash the ace. Dummy is re- BURLINGTON. Vt. (At>) - • K 62 entered with the king of diamonds People who own horses should Column for the last club trick. f v v ^ show horse sense in taking care WEST If West ha* all four dub*, he By ALFRED SHEINWOLD EAST of the animals during the winter A 98652 * A74 will play low on the first trick. months. VK764 VQII Dummy'* queen will win, and U.S. Mutin Team Chsmpios) • Q 9 8 3 Dr. James Wadsworth of the East will discard. South takes the Vermont Extension Service says When you must get the bulk of SOUTH ace of club* arid lead* another low horses need daily exercise when your trick* from a tingle (uit, try A K 10 3 club toward dummy's Jack. Thestabled tor the winter. to protect yourself against • bid VA15 rest i* easy. • A 10 4 "They need to move around break. It may pay to give up one • A»32 Now let'* so back to the Mcond more than do other types of live trick in the suit to avoid any risk S*Mh West Norn trick. East haa led the seven of stock," he adds. "Exercise stim- Of losing two tricks. 1 NT Pas* 3 NT AU spades. We want to begin the ulates thirst and appetite, so East wins the tint trick with Opening lead •— *>S clubs by leading low from the plenty of fresh water as welt as the ace of spades and returns the South hand. Therefore We put upproper rations must be provided." seven of tpades. How should you the king of spades at the second If horses cool off too rapidly By WALT DISHEY play the hand? West'* king. West mutt eventual trick. Now we are in position to after winter exercise, he says, MICKEY MOUSE play the club* property, and the You can't go wrong if you're ly make four club tricks. 'stiff muscles, cold or even What you must look for it • contract Is safe against even the pneumonia may set in. Always playing this hand with a pencil. worst possible break. You win the second trick in dum- way to make four club tricks no cover a hone with a blanket after 1 mx my with the queen of spades and matter which opponent has all of DAILY QUESTION exercise." ' lead the queen of clubs. East must the misting clubs. You needn't Partner opens with one NT get one club trick sooner or later, worry about a 3-1 or 2-2 break OUT THEY CO * (showing It to II point*), and the but you will surely get the other in clubs, because any method of YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio (AP) - next player puses. You hold: Keeping pace with the time*, the four clubs and will make your playing the suit will work under Spades—• MS2,Hearts-KTt 4, contract those conditions. post office here has moved mail 1 Diamonds—Q 8 8 3, Clubs—None. boxes from comers where they m This is the wrong way to play Lead T» Queen What do you say? obstructed motorists' view. the hand at the table. You would The safe way to play the clubs i ANSWER: Bid two club*, the Robert J. Tarentine, post office lose your contract it it. turned out is to lead a low club from the Stayman Convention. If your part- safety director, said most com- that West hid all four clubs South hand 'toward dummy's i ner can *how a major suit, youplaints cama from sports car against you. Try it and see. Youqueen. • will raise to three. If h* bids two drivers. lead the queen of clubs, loalng to If East has all four club*, he \ By C«on CROSSWORD PUZZLE «n*» to Yaatartay'a Pint* 'ASTRO-GUIDE' Fat TiNtday, Dasemoer 29 ACROSS S-Journarad I-Knock by ear 4-ConJunetlOB T-Stmlan Prosant—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF «-Man l-wii* of im 11-Conrlnea I-Tntoal* MMiilliJ J I'I fours •. • Aspects am similar ll-Murtcal deity ;;;iuu JI-J.-J raa is Monday'*—neither good nor drtmu u-wwt Vr ::;' m I:J r-iv, ".I' tMAA ,TCt<0.>«Mtnu«WHI M-Osldo-a waur vj :]•]•;, :i'.vi i bad. Rest oa your laurel* rather lew not* CTM M-Akln )• i: i JL'ii ,-:i) i' thiii try ts make an Isapwstjon ll-Prtftx: met j; i-.vo .'f-i:: j'j vitii nsw sxcompniwiesjts. Con* It-Pnnoam Jl-u addlUoa sMer the otttr fellow'a point of Si-Wlf* cf Gndrun view—you may learn somsthtai! 14-Na The outlook is somewhat bleak for Wednesday, too, to plan ac- H-Uunnray 19-Span5k tt cordingly. Sl-Otwarna .3-Praflx: 14-Ctadal Put. • . On December 29, Future ... Aspiring actresses IMS, the first gas tights wen have eaten me* for publicity Il-Eslit installed ia the White House. purposes, but 1001* day we may M-Htaveathoir r •It tern rotes for dinner (eat the Cb President Polk and the entire do* centerpiece!). The rose hips con- mastic staff watched the installa- tain nearly twice the vitamin- tion with considerable awe. mineral content of oranges. 49-Olri'a BMM By J/W BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL SO-Nnrta NUBBIN Artsona •>-AbOT* The Day Un.1IUO*».U) trartaa Dart uMallH nar aMithh Otbflt Iiw'l 4ll SA6inARIUS (Nar. H toOM . II) Ateei* a nrfalW* ti'Mlifln at faca viluc, naanal r. T.» (Mir tiaw will rnaivt i«. Il-Artlfldal ST-Rlmr I (Mf% CSfCIU MMt fiVfH Tftft them tide far a Walaa UO {**, « to A«*. til AQUAWlfS (Jan. tl to Fafc, l«| . DOWN Vaw •Marti m Mac aiunrtal, W Dn'i antlaak Hit nlai af tnhitual l-Or** Utter A... «^- _^- ^ , -tliinWuf w4 adlwram ta kl|k idnti. S-Oavar NSCB |M.Hh MtMh ») JJw't nil wiM.1 itillr IKW m «iial. a-r W«it until tlM K» Ynr. S-TradMf* SSMM7 '

THE TOODLES By WE BAERSPOGO By WALT KELLY

BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELLMARY WORTH By /iLL£/V SAVHDERS and KEN ERNST

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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By fl/tl. O'MALLEY

lit* [mtm nmmmmmm KD IAMC \ ^g!^r •'•'iinimi is ii—•s—^. : • - ••- -. - • JaW fllttA •IGOEST VALU6 EV6RI m BMSJI fCssa^SBSaHla^BW* ••"^ieMaeBaMSilSsWw.eMSPBWg^saW ^JJW *^^* > fjwnrron* Arnnrtost — TM# **+ ^^**^ ™*^***WiP»W ^•W*> «MtMt>«HIMIllMa^1_Msjgajga^a^iaaaaaa^!*^!,!,,!^ iaHgt aUssW • &OUXSNT QUAU1Y '' I.'' '.'; \y 4«cor»t«4 convert*ii dweliitig h»€ 1 four •pftrtment* which rent tor 9341 MEMOS $I DayDajrss CeasaeatirCMMcadn* .ZH .-....-. •• ^~"~.% rS monthly or 14.1(1 >'»?*rly, Tvui till M Days Csfeecutlve • LOVtLir APPEARANCE • Asklne $16,900- Broker* protected. . Business Mirror We have extensive' listings. Including ly M. t. ftoVt N Dayi Consecutive Zk Line ' • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY waterlroot, throughout th«a.rea., By SAM DAW SON Yeariy Contract Rate* On Request How to take cafe of an infant's •nd only $291. Ray Van Horri ikin: fit BUSINESS ANALYST Mlalmum laeeritea laree Uses . «04 River Rd. . . ' Fair. Haven SH 7-4100 • NEW YORK (AP) — A bit of As far as trade alone goes, the JUrlrt tn classify, erilt or reject any advertisement II merved 1. Do not bathe the baby trxjre for three complete rooms of • UAONIFIQENT COLONIAL RANCH — than twice a week. . Prolonged the'halo may be restored to the United States is still ahead. De- ™/t—'5H??*"11* '"' «rrors- unlea the* Featuring tour twin-sized bedrooms, dollar next year. partment of commerce figures in- . BRAND NEW FURNJTURt :wo tile ba-Uis, separate .dlnloa- room. immersion in water drjes the Spacious deluxe kitchen' with • latest skin. '..)'.' . '.'.'. .'. Exporters think they'll be able dicate that imports for this year • S-pc,' Moderrj Living Room Group bullt-lns.- Entrance - foyer tfl> large liv- to sell more American goods will be close to 15 billion dollars. ing room, family room, basemeaf, at 2. The diaper area should be DIADUNI 1:00 P. M. Dey MM* ' ?:'%'*i'LiI;Bdb'''Otfit ' tached garage. Only tla.MO.' Pflrcliaeer abroad because of some-easing The council's experts think they san assume, large 4>,i per cent V. .A. cleansed with oil-soaked cotton in foreign curbs against them. fill go up by another one half . ••. CLASSIFIED '•'••' • 5-pc! Dinette,' Plus Accessories !;' mortgage. Call Blwood A. Armstrong. balls rather.thao soap and .water. : p Realtor.- 555 Prospect Ave., Ultle Sllj Importers think their spending lillion next year, compared with *^ ""'"""* u»""»™ *'» »r*s* In* aajs kelm »••«• ver. SH 1-4500. 3. Use-powder freqly - because .,-:: •_..., .. •nd.« lovely v .-' ' ^ won!t increase at. this .year's i jump of around two billion this LOVELY SECLUDED SIX-ROOM housi it keeps the- skin from absorb- - located on rfvfr bank Irf New Sljrews pace, which set a new monthly ear ovtr the previous year. Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 RECONDITIONED'REFRIGERATOR AT iury.,Idesl for. parly that wants; com ing moisture. It also gets like record in September. - ' " Thus, on trade alone the United ' "Caul* "on prlvtu telephones- arr toil-frea to OS 1-Sfl2a from-111* foi- plele privacy. Recently' redecorated fn microscopic- ball-bearings so -that .owing .tatlone: LOwtll «, COlfag «. KEaniburY: a\ WHltneT S. NO EXTRA CHARGE side and out. Large garage on property. Fpreign aid, travel spending, States would have about one' Calls on private telephones ire toll-free to BH 1-0010 Irom Ui* selling price. $21,000.. Call 8H ,7-U33 the clothes and covers- clip over ifld American business Invest- billion dollars the better of the following .itauons: ATiantlc Highland! y CApitai 2 and a. Liberty 2. for appointment. ' - ' ' the skin, instead of, rubbing it. Highland! J. OSborn. l. RUmson J. SEa Bright 2. and SHadjsia* 1 UNCRorT — Thret-hearoom; ranch ment abroad will add to the out-deal. and 7. Bright, cheery kitchen, tile, bath, al Silicone preparations are excel- go' of dollars, however. Lachffd garage,' full cellar, partially fin lent. . ,..,', i',., ., • i' - ', But other nations get many dol- lahed:.off. fully huidaeaped^IaM. Located And the net result still will be East|Front Street. on dead-end street near St, ^Leo'a irs from us in other wayi. ANNOUNCI MINTS School. Convenient to' ahopWng. Oarden more outgo than income, just as Americans are investing in other > IMPLOTIfiEftT |• j, Keiporiportt, I^ii .. lute Parkway. Call SH 7-3a«S atter.»:30 l. rn. "" ' it was this year.. This will ajlovy Isndv-puUing up factories, buy- UBT AND'FOUND '• HELP WACTE1>-MALE other nations to increase their ing foreign stocks. And th* rate . LOST: — alan!l targe, lllver ting. f'^tt dollar holdings further—and to Camao none. Reward. P. M. of-such investment teems like- SH 1-1420. LOTS AND ACMSAGB buy gold from us if. they wish. ly to be maintained. The council LOST—Blick toy poodle, white spot Sales Managers Monday,thru Saturday 'til. 6;00 P. M. BAROAIN — 121 terei. beautlfnh Nbrth This has chipped away at the experts think it might increase on chest,' blue collar. Answer! to Jersey Hills, ~ 850. per.- •ore,- ea'mp name .,''Trinket". Reward. RU 1-0J65: nlte, lodge, Investment', Pedone ReMltr (J. S. dollar's prestige; if only by around 700 million dollars next 1 . Bamberger'a Brokerage. CA 2-160«: ' ' * slightly at its intrinsic value. LOST—Bonr: - male. Fawn color, an- ear.. .- swert to name of- Pluto. Lost in ii COUNTY MERCHANMU JtEAt ESTATI FOR RINT But the predictions now are Mlitiiletown Area. Reward. OR 1-0492. 8 the Americans also spend many IMMEDIATE POSITION! '•-'• APARTMENTS COMMERCML HIOPERTY 4. Wash diapers in an auto-1?) ' big strain on the dollar AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG MEN FOR SALE dollars in travel abroad and this, AND WOMEN WITH EXECUTIVE flAIR MAVBN - store.for sale g.MQ matic washer instead of .trying *)!' ^ reduced considerably, the too, seems likely to increase. PUBLIC NOTICES EXPERIBNCB IN RETAIL nvo lAROKltoosia, utilities, park- <*>f 17 billion dol- high here foreign holders of dol- alta Orand jjnlqn., KE «-MU. .- Eight young men to atari Immediately All makea. new or ujed. Guaranteed. HOLMDEL VILLAOE VICINITY Ideal stitching around the waistband •aay terma, '•Buy .em when tney fix eiht-room English Colonial hoUsa.re- The Red Bank Bosrd of Education lars, with the total for all of 1959lars will keep on putting them to *S.' Low ae '845. Serpicp'i. Nl Won- cently reinodelad. Flow bedrooms; Iwo wll [receive.^sealed- bldaVsor the B)W and around, the. legs.- . .- mouth St. Ne«t^ thajiSr. IH'lWt eha«e of Library Hooks.-'needed lnthl likely to be%lf4.billl6«i»: '.:' .. work and continue the practice, -V .VICTORS • High Sehool.'at the. nJeMar 'trtarlri , 8. Any ojl or grease which CJ/ of the Board on Tuesday January 1! f Bxpertsicoabected with' the bal of recent' months oi asking for 1580 wltk snow-toloirtoloir** 'Phone A listing of the books required ail for the baby such'as Kalatf oiW two back?" leclflcatlohs msy be' aeclired from the (cottonseed. or corn oils); or the National Foreign" Trade Council UANUKACTURERot'fUe aollrl brans '—Three-bedroom ranch, office of the. Secretary *f the Boar here are predicting that exports Every little bit will help to keep Salary to atart 9106 per week. Call lamps orrers dlRconttnued numbers at living room.' kitchen, batn, cellar. of Education.' M Branch Avenue, Red solid hydrogenated shortenings personnel department, SH 1-4328, reduced prices. Tower Craftamen, 108 larga lot. »110 month. 30 Trafford SL Bank, New Jersey. will increase by better than two the dollar looking a little more IOATS ft ACCISSOillS Cheatnut St.. Red Bank. Call Center Agency. KE 1-3590. The Board of Education reserve! used for frying food. THREE.REDHOOM hnii.e. 19 Main 8t. the right to reject any and all bldi billion dollars next year. like its old self. COME 8EE the world'! linen boat! CHEMICAL OPERATORS—Experienced RUGS — Never used. 9H2. $30. Efttontown, near Weat Gate Fort Mon- or to accept bids by Item If deemei In New Jenty'i largest showroom. Pilot plant work. Apply Bzura Inc. 135, other sizes. GE vacuum, S2O. mouth. All Improvements, rent reason- In the beat Interest ot the Board. Buy now during our tremcndoua win- Paik St.. off Broadway, Keyport. Phone 'till 7 p.m. BH 1-H28. able. LI 2-3224. Dated: December 2J. 1999. ter uvlnga event at A A B Boat e >«r FUHli OIL * HEAT1NO - Call SH branch in -Red < Bank vicinity Invitei 17" RCA TAHIJE MODEL TV. $50. or unfurnished. January thru' June. are;a patient In a'«vetet an4 hoflpltl State Parkway',,wil)t:'ie|fvcl tm or ftvra 1-0S1B, on oailvny. Inc.. Bervlc*.* application* for lexuerlcnced Inquire Service Department. Baton- T.hree bedrooms..';.AT. 1-2143-M. -. . and deiire tp vot*. Of If you ara "drinks" , to motorists ..New Balea. » Herbert gt.. Red Bank. STORE 1IANA0ER " town TV, ISO Hwy 35. Eatontown. W KOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE In . p«rr«c relntlve or friend of a peraon who COUNTER SALKS.MBN MMOO. . • i • ' In the military aervtce or la a patlen Year's Day- morning—ail in the- TRBBS AND LARGE LJMBS removed. INDUSTRIAL SALESMEN condition within, walking distance ti In a veterans' hospital who. you be now m Utility, (lac antenna polea aet and inil trainees with radio, hi fl a AMANA FREEZK. 11 cu. (I. chest. sphopls' and shopping. Immediate"..9c Ucve, will deilra to vote tn |h« threwa* name of safety. • ''' '''".'" framed. Pull? Inaured. SH \-19Xt or lam knowledge.; . the undersigned ot once, niaklm thority animinced today it tWuld for little money. 60 years experience. FEDERATED nfcclIASKR, INC. 27992799. ' " y *1 - Vi »;««' heat, ceatrally located. MS month. application for a military aervlca bal 11 N. Bridge Ave.. feed Bank- De|ft. 40 'AINT niSCOUNTS—Any color, any Call AT 1-0S23. ' Tot to be voted In laid election to hi greet 1960 l*eV Year tfriirers wftri 1031 U.S. 32 Mountainside, N. J type Inslile, outside paint. Spcclnl. forwarded to you. If..you, are .In the ATTENTION HOME OWNERS — M' mllltirv nervlco or arc a patlenl' fn printed invitations asking. thini •lump body truck Oe hire by Hour or CAN 875 by uary l!t? gallon S'J.flg.- When ^t comes to liaint to stop at the next Parkway res- Joli. with drlverr'Remave accumulated Sre MStmoU . Albur> or wallpapfcl coroe ,to. •'RaJrUnlK" (SP.-. tniHh from your property. SH 7-2H4. poalte AcmelotT. Broml St.. Hed Bank. reitNISHED ROOMS Park. the addresf .at which you are stationed taurant'*'foT'*tOfll ALL TYPES BUILDINO CONSTRVC- 7" PHILT3O CPNSOI.B TV ' MS. I ROOMS overlooking ocean. or can be found, or If you desire the tton. Addition!, maifonary. carpenter quire Service Department, Entontown guests of the toll road. TV, Hwy 35. Katontown. LI 2-04O0. military aervlce ballot for a relativi mirk. RAYMOND O. BOECKEL, AT 1 36. HlBhlands* t or friend than make an - application Authority Chairman Mrs. Kath- 3M3. SITUATIONS WANTED, FeMMl n RUO— Gray and white 9x12. never THE ATLANTIC HOTEL. 29 Beachway, under oatta for a military service bil- arine Elkus .White, Red Bank, C * C BUILDKK8 EXPERIENCED used, S45. Kcansburg. KE 6-9O40. Open' all year. lot to be forwarded to him, statins. Specializing In aluminum siding pluf STENOGRAPHER AND TYriBT 811 1-S248 Ftoonis fully heated, reasonable rate. In your application that he It ovei said 5,000 invitations would be complete) building aerale* and remodel. Call Mr.. Wynberg, 8H 1-SIM. WRINGER TYPE', washer, Board for retired or elderly people. the age or 21 years and statins' his Ing. CO 4-1678 or CO 4-1137. condition, |25. name, urlal number, home- address issued from parkway toll booths. HOUSE WRECKING — Done rea- BABTsrmno. u your tarn* or KE (-0934 NICELY FURNISHED bedroom. S6 per and the address' at -which he It ata- aonable with modern equipment Oi light houiekeeplns. week. aT Peters Plact, Red, Bank. tloneil or can.ba' found. •.• ' Invitatlea Cards , SH 1-4MS. . TYPEWR1TBR • -• Royal with table, BEDROQ1IS NEXT .TO bath and shoi : Forms of anpticatlon can b*-obtained Invitation cards welcoming mo-' 1COUNO WOMAN ' ULD like house Excellent^cotttlitlim.' S39.. ->. ,.' ,,. ^.ec private-home, ear space, good lo- from the undersigned. * .'. * i QUARANTEED TELEVISION wrvlclng ^'(leaning by tl or take car m 7-4|«2.:,v<; • • ••'•<• cation. Reasonable. SH 1-1271. "... ' Dated: December 28. 1959. torists to "a cupISTUREPEi>£ ARs : L C. Radio and Televlilon Company. Ar- cost I79.S0 will 'saorlflce'^ 950.*Two :' : i • ;-., "secretary. and toast" will|l)e~DWEed']cw- nitnd A. Crulril, owner. 123 Shrewibury PART-TIME lecratary-receptlonlat. Le- - S74 Tinlon Avenue. ,v-'.•• 'r. gal and general experience. Call RU werka old. SII 7-4OM tOr w toll collectors bMep>:'niiim Ave. SH 1-4768. New 8hrewsbiiry.'-NeW-Jerie: 1-1B91. ELECTROLUX FOR NEW YEAR'S- Glassware, trays REAL ESTATE FOR SAU Dee. 2« •' •.':';.• .': -g«Vl and 11 a. m. Friday. Thetnvi Salei Service SupplleL YOUNG WOMAN WISHES to do daye roasters, mixing bowls,, coffee malt- era, Cosco utility trays, housewarea. NOTICE tioos will be honored .at the, res- 730 Mattlion Ava., Aabury Park. For work or Iron. CA 2 51)14, Call any- coasters. "Rainbow" sales 8peclnla. HOUSES FOR SALE prompt home aervlee or free checkup time. (Oppoalte Acme lot), Broad St., Reil SUPERIOR COURT OP NP.W JCBSE' taurants until noon. on your Electrolux, call PR a.0661. CHANCF.IIV OIVIMON YOUNG WOMAN—With aecretarlal ex Bank. RIVER PLAZA — Immaculate Capi Mrs. White said the program APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And •UPPIIei. perlence defilrea poiltion aa recep- Cod. Cheerful, living room, pine kltch MovMoirra COUNTY Realdentlal and commercial outltta, tlonlMt-iecreinry for doctor or dentlfli CARRIAGE. PLAYPEN, walker-stroller. Sealskin cape. 21" CBS tatile model en with dining area. Three bedroomi DOCKET NO. M IWS-W was aimed at promoting the year- fixture! and appliance Initallatlon. Al In vicinity of Red Bank, Long Branch. TV. 35 Infant kimonos. 18. IB romper round practice of pausing, in long- len Eleetrlc. SH 7-0812. Houra flexible. SH 7-2092. suits, snowsuit size 12 months, one bunt- Civil Action PAINTER DECORATOR and paper Ing. KE 6-5370. NOTICE TO ABSENT DErENDAKT distance travel as well as prompt- hangar: interior and exterior. 'JS OP ORDER FOR- PUBLICATION- yean' experience. Eitlmatea chter- COMPLETE KITCHEN SET-LIP—72" MATRIMONIAL ' ing the New Year driver to ex fully given. Loula Cauan. 44a Shrewl SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE double sink, cabinets. Frlglilalre elec- ROSE KORDANHKY, also known • ercise greater caution. hury Ave.. Red Bank. 811 I-17M. tric Btove, HUtoinntlc, double* oven. Lawrence J. Schilling ROSi KARDANE. Plaintiff. .VI- LOU] RELIABLE MAN wlihn farm work. Youngstown hase ctibincts IB", 36", 30"; KORDANBKY. also known as LOU- Can weld' and do mechanical work. wall cabinet* 1HX.16, -24x:Wr -24x3«.- Litgy IS-flprlni Street Red Ban! IS KARDANE. Defendant. Refreshiag Break juann corner. All excellent condition. SH 7-4121 To: Loifis Kordansky, also know* la H 6-4808. Box 18», Holmdel. N. J. Call after 8 |>. 111. OS 1-0210. 'We sincerely hope that all EMPLOYMENT ,( PHARMACIST — 3 or 4 daya a week. Louis Kardane Mr. Price. GOOD RECONDITIONED SECONI> TV BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED -^tfld By virtue of, an Order of the flu motorists will pause in their aft- CO 4-7.17H. sets, guaranteed 30 days. From house, hi Eh ground, white picket' fence. perlor OMrt of Ness'Jersey. (Siancerj er midnight travels for a refresh- HELP WANTEIV-FEMAI^ <2».nS. New TV's. SIM trade-In allow Very clone to river with iccesii t DIVIsKinVmaile»n-ni*-1«lh day of De river ami dock. Very larie llvtni cember, ISSf, In *. civil action wherein BARYSITTKn. HOUSEKEEPER -went- .The Register'! ciaaelfled ad lection ance on 21'* console twin ipeaker.. II : ing break," Mrs. Whitei-addC, ed. five day week. Call KG «-3!6» Stereo ronRilette SIM.93. yours room, tllnlnff room, modern kitchen Rose Kqrdanalty,. also *frribwn' fls'.Roiie noting that' parkway drivers are before 8 p. in Is . Monmouth coumya great - market S139.9J. Repair aervlce. TV, raillp^ Y powder room, porch. Second flooi Kardsne, I* the» plaintiff antfiypu'-al place where; buyer! and aeller'i meal Fl. "Rainbow" SH l-7fJOs lOnnoalte rbur bedrooms, modern bath. Big lot the defendant, you are. hereby tequlr* permitted to stop along the road- SECRETARY EXECUTIVE TYPE gen- every little.—Advertleement. Acme lot), Rrond 'St., Red Bank. two-car RaraKe, 527,900. to answer the 'complaint of -the' »tal era) iliitlei, ateno, typing, filing, etc. tiff on or before, the-, nth. d.-"- side for an emergency rest,, .or excellent opporlunlly. Cur nccralHrv. Fcbruary, 1M0, by serving an answei Submit reiume to M.S.C. p. •• box The Dowstra Agency on Bernard D. Karaslc, Enquire, plain nap. .,••-. MK-A, Wyckoff Rd., EMnntown. HELP WANTED-FEMALE MERCHANDISE WANTED Ilff's attorney, whose address Is T 91 E. Front St. < Mattlson A\-enne, Ashury .Park. NP The invitation cards will be WANTED TO BUY - AH 1-8700 Jersey, and In default thereof aucl passed out, only from tpll bar- Contents of entire homes or estates. judgment shall be rendered ,j a*»l*i I'scd furniture, antiques, etr. FRIED- WILLIS CONQVER AGENCY 5*ou as th*. court *ha.ll- thfnk equltsb riers located, in -atgVaDCe of-a ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. MAN OALLBRIK*Ml 4-3143. and just. Vod akall file ypun answei South ML ' .. , ; Holmdel Village and J>ronf of ssrAN In itufnicste with U 8. COINB -SU» AND ACRIAOI the Clerk of th* flpelinr Conrt.;.*VSJ You oweJioursejfijne! your family tha 20 IRIDGE AVE. • > "^ RED BANK paid for > gold, old currency, collec- HolmAel,,, Atlantic and Uarlbor* Twps. House Antiea, TreMM. New Jsrstnr, 1 tions, cklil .lots: old correspondence. ' WII (BUI accordance; wkli Ihes rulei oiT**» . HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED Estate appraisals. Moruaouth ' Stampa practice ertd froctduc*. 1; g'ea? «ia|5yma«f, pride and, satitfsic-' Cnlnt 60 Monmouth lit SII I-W2« SIX-ROOM'. HOUSE The object of said action Is in ••>• GRANDFATHERJISaTUDENT UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR— For. sale or rent iln a judgment of divorce between Oood condition. Rcaaonable. Call' AT V28O7-M thi' said plaintiff and you. MANVlLtE. ri; J." (Ap)-Jo«- lion «- betrer home of your own will ELECTRONIC WIRERS • Call OS 1.0B3S* Dated: December 11. 1951. , • TIIIIKE BEDROOM RANCH. Little III BERNARD V. KARASIC. eph Mignella finds it much easier PIANOS — Highest prices paid. II Ten vrr. "; sere lot. choice location. 715 llaltlson Avenue. attending college than it was Wring.. JU»T the ri9M place sfor ..you SOLDERERS ler. JOB Main St.. Lakewood or Lake Many appealing features. 8H 1.T4M. Aibury Park, New Jersey. wood. f-IlSO Dee. 1J-51. W-Jan. S t attending high school. • ' Msny Employee Benefits He finished high' school during is waiting -fn' th« Clatiifiad columns MTS AND UVISTOCK By KEN REYNOLDSthe last four years, attending CALL SH 7-5.00 ^ QUICKIES classes in New York City at night today. ' Take a careful look, becauie ADORABLE BLACK M1NIATURB and arriving home about 12:30 Atk for Mr. V.rt'AtU or apply in parien Poodles. Ideal prcaent for Chrlalmas. AKC. Call after I P.m. weak daya. all a.m. His day started, again at 5:30- whethej yWre affer, a «»Ha9« «r • day weekanda. CA 0-1720. a. m. when he'arose to~g? to work •XPER1ENCED FOUNTAIN girl want, COOK'S KENNKl* ed apply In person Howard Jolin< DOAKDINO i| PER DAY": I '" « ••••....•• at the U. S,: Information: Service manlier. — you'll find It .fattest in anil's Route 35, Mlddletown. HNANCIAL Bee the yellow pngn telpphona Klreclory. In New York City RELIABLE WOMAN, Bleep In, cafe llwy. 36 and Carolina An., port lion- He still has a tight schedule Claisified. - • ., ' •,:','• '':- '' - ,. for two -children. 8lx rooms,'; no •USINEfll OPPORTUNITIES Holllh KB I1IK,• (r»tJ-T-g "tnlra. Refcrencea. CO 4-8a»«. ' BKAL'TY SALON-,LocateU In Aibur; UOXKIt i>wra — Three month! olilt but feels it's not nearly as, bad NKU sjiimr oi'EHATi)rTn Park buatneas dlstrlel. Onlna bus AKC registered. Docked and. '.cropped. as the previous one. ' '.. ni>pileil at nnr<*. Apply hi perlnii, ncas. SHop, fully eqiitripeft, 18.MO fill year rounH employment, vaeatlona.'hoji- price. Will arrah|e>j|yiajielng I' IIKI 5'4 VEAIt Ol.l) flprmnn «h«|iherd, f(7- Mignella—a' 53-year-old ' grand- ilaya with pay. Leon'i Laundry, WhNe mry. Wrlle fafT'lga>ef nVtalla to! msle. Prlt:i>: Rood home, Ooorf with father—expects to graduate, in 81.. Rrii Bank. • I . chlUIrcn. AT I HUH. . 'Beamy Salon". Until. Red Bank. seven yean with a degree in llollBHKaaPIIA TU1.1- or parl-tlinr, IppiKB ••>•llfrrnni' i slip ^, 'aighi sleop atttt^miaji'nave own trauaporla- political . science from Rutgers wreks old, •Inn. Three'in > family, mint v(Mk. li'.'i IJrWeUICTION AT l-lll):il)'J. ' ' '••• ilny week.'Call SH l'VUO between 8lM University. II ami II a, m. . • ,: ' nniiTainKJJ AKcMAtiimiMiNi D PUP- BLECTROIIKS TECHWIC1ANS IN DE pips, blnek. anil tan. slao red. Rea* I.KMAL NBCHHTAKY lor lied Bank MANU-Aiuml on* Biiht a week o sonshle. Daya KB D-ClflT, nlahtl Kit NOTICK ,' , Tim to'Itanes tar Inw nfflce. Write "UK," Hoi fill. Saturday metnlng coinmanclng Ot ••3.1M. , . Bnl Bank statins ••• and quallllca- her smb. Unfoll now wotnect 4-030:! H UBMIRIKO *B-' lions. ' ' . . Moamoum Kadio miKironici inalltu , HT.XT* >ij Qeosmijii Ave. Asnury Par*. If you" are) :a-Hummed ami register-, BECflKTARY . MKDICAL AllaTTANT 'J:IHD. lot at III* tmllliiR |itaoe In yuur ills- nUKRIOERATION MAN - Must be Hies. Heloclad lied Delicious. Clolilei Irlct on an lit date, and you fUsIre to1 experienced, Apply In person, alalon- Ue Iclous. tililymen Wlneasp. Madi IIKI) IIANK vicinity. TlirsFriMini fur. vote In IIH* Hhrpwshur'y Tonnshlii town TV, M llwy. M. Hatonlown. loali, Mteoum. For eating anil coo nlslifd siiitrinifhi, main llonr, all school election to be hell on Febru- Ing also R.I. Olaenlnga for pies. Buck miliun, >'ii mmiiii. nil 7'II7W. TV REPAIRMAN - mil or part-lime. ary », IMO. kindly write or. apply in REGISTER Vacations, holidays with Pay, Apply TllltRH ItOOMri, flral floor. M I'ITK'M'- persnn lo the untlernlgneit at once rr< In perwn. katontown TV, til llwy. 30- nut Hi. Two rouitis, in lirlilR* iiuestlng Hint K clvlllsil absentee tint- Rsiontown, IN A HIJMIIVV 17.77 cold wnve Iri Ave litiiuiri* HA llrhlK.1*- ot be ffirwnnlpil lo you,, SueiSuelir' rer«v. l llalnlrrsMra, 01) Mnnmrnilh Kl, lie rOVKI.V KClf'ir'UOI)M' . llriiiiriilslff-Yl iiuesl mmint ulnlii yuur homelljuenaa '' itil.rnldrr.,l "••• w 'i'V itni'AIIUlEN full or [.«rl-lliiif. nit rile. No aiiiiolntmsnii t nwemmry. iil»nrtiii(ini, (floss lo lilgliwsy, run ami ththee adilress to wlilctt lalil bslllot Apply In pvrsnn ur iilionr- nfter 8 •hiullil l'» >'-iil mi must N< tlghd Classified Ads p. m. SOS TV, Ave, U llwy M, Leon- fwoyHAlTTfwo-yHAlTnTiwoyHAlTnTlli NorgNorg ee wasltel rr In nnn MIIIIMUIIUIII, I£H «-l«IU«. with your slunslure, tilt •late' the res anln. AT I0D4U. tnten rmiilltlonlltl.. Minint arilail, lleaaonslillleaaslli i'i'ilNiHimi Af'Ali'l'jTrKNT — Tll'r"" mm uhv VfMI will mil, In* slil*. tn vute huihli MIIIIIIII. III 'I'lilnl Mr, Al- nl yuur umml poilm, (iiace, NrT.nivlllan Marketplace of • Ufttvr home buys LLTi!«NHM7)'rilfifiMAN ••Knii'fiifr wim tinllc lllKliliintlN. «#nli-e Imllol will '!».- rtirnlsliril u Inumlry riiiilinnriii, only insn with Ilii" nxnarlmne n»ml niipl)'. cull <'A NV07lNlg|JKIlijiiriii| war Jpit In sny SMpllrshl unless rs- 1-lv.m or npply al Wauli nily Inc., I'lirrr riHiiMi, niihiiniilic I ,>l ilii>ii.i,ir la reiifi\<«,i mit lex that -II rldwariln AVP., LritiR tlnuirn, After li«hpii< ul l Il • I a V a |,ruir lo the eli iwridiirpT Hn_y_Avp,, Mlalilunin. Lori* A. HTBINMl'I.I.KB, Knur liniiia iinliy. II::III . 1 • rrift. '.":;" • TfHIJ. Setretsry 4!tlll Mriiiitny lu I'rlilny. r.ir tiM.'ra- ITAVB""VI>II"A iiiimif " borrowing (300 from each of then lotn companiti In Miy, y\l\ week. Wills "'Mill", llox til 'fWO ItoOif Inrnla'lif'il nliiiitmVnl '"Itn nil iini',11 Avrnilt Cont'art It In fi)am mhliftr inrR. cwpls, M Wm Hstifll PI,, ««d New Hlit#wsliury,- Rsd Hank, VOAMAHT, Ills M, DATON'l'UWN Tha Raglitar W«nr Adtl" •), ,.

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Sarong Two 10 w 8.95 Girdles: Famous Criss-Croit Front Panel! Clearance of Jacquard front with' elastic edged criss-cross; 3 in. alestic N«me "•«• *«•• I«M 3.95 to 13.50 waistband. Averagt erjong lengths.. ' 10 Favorita SlyUt for all Figur* Typat! GirdUt or P.n»y,Girdlt» in "Bahava" or "AdjuitaW* W.i.t" lippar tfyiai; ''Shocking" pull-on ftylai; Bontd or P«n«l ttyloi. Youthcroft R«» MS fc*.95 4.99 and 5.99 Nylon tafTata, Batitra or Powar nat. Most Popular "Hugwiitt" Styles. Women's Shoes Putl-on with coneealtdi inner weistbend. Fine elastic with latin elastic back and front panels. Girdle or Panty Girdle. Aver* Wanrar's *•* •« *• u.to 6.95 to 12.50 •gear Long. "St.-up-Top»," "Doubla Play" itylai. Nylon Red Cross Shoes taffata, Luitarcala, Powar nat, Loomad Elastic. Zippar tfylai, pulUont with axclutiva faaturai. Girdlai or JontXMI Rtf.4.91 4.95 "Jantxenette" Long Lag Panty Girdle. , r 7 .Panty GirdUt..--.-.'. .•''•"•v^!< Panty girdji* has dip Waist and rfinforeed front panel. Fash- Regularly )MS*• MJI ^ Q UU • .,. ,---^Y'^! *'••"'" ":h • ' ioned of long stretch nylon powar nth Cord* d« Pari* Ra«. 1*50 f 22.50 11.99 tO 15.99 P«ter Pan Reg. 7.9S 5.99 "Siva and Taka" Girdlat or ConalaHat. "Tiger" Nylon Power Net. "Ribbon Control" bonolatt torto «irdla. "Giva and Taka" Nylon powar net with exclusive "Firmolastic" stripes woven Caressa, Mannequin corselatta with patantad bra that moves with you. in to control without constraint. Refalcrly IO.U fe 14.91 fi OO

Warner's *te. 2.00 t» 3 ti 1.59 to 2.95 Red Crow Cobbies Brassieres: Four Favorite Stylas. 11 SurpriM R«* 2.001. s.n 1.59 H 4.99 Famous "A'Lure eU.tie style. Stitched cup cottons, with Town & Country 6 Favorita Stylas for Evary Figural: ; , ; -; regulation er \m\ kook. Bandaau, Mt or Full langthi, A, 1, C, D cupl. Ftna edrfon and Golo broadcloth, stitchad saparation. D cup bandaau alto in Nylon Moid«nferm R««. 2.so 1.59 .a.—2 for 3.00 laca. Longlina Bras In whita or pink. Favorite "Goriejirto" Style. , ,.... vn- "Concerto" ftyli with firming rows of linked stitches on fine ftee>tarfy ll.fl f* 12.91 cotton broadcloth. toter Pan «•« 2.B0 11.00 1.99 aRfj 3.99 7*99 "Hidden Treasure" Bandeau or Strapless Bras "Treasurette" bandaau with deap vee' front, contoured cotton. JantzMi R«9. 2.00 1.59 «a.—2 for 3.00 "Bare Hug" strapless with cling elastic tides. Nylon lace. Stitched Concentric-Circle Cups. Concentric stitched with modified plunge front. Designed for SJTOES high, rounded uplift and permanent fit.

STEINBACirS CORSETS AND BRAS Street Floor and Asbury Park

Sale trf Nylon Famous Make Gowns & Slips Long Sleeve Sport Shirt Sample Costume SL •>—*"• Now 1*99 Jewelry 3.99 5.99 Nationally famous gowns and slips -beautifully trimmed with lacas and 2.99 embroidery; newest fashion shades In blue, red, aqua and baiga tones. Nmieriy MS to 7.U 3-9$ 40 to 50% Off! ft: Wide selectien of cottons, some Wash 'n Wea>| to 12.50 Robe Specials Hannali, Cordurays, Oacron 'n Cottons end PallikaJ toe. 19S to 14.M Cettens. Permanent stay or button dawn colter Stylos from solids to checks, stripes, prints. • Bracelets! Pins! Earrtngi! Nacklacet! • Beautiful gifts all —baHar coma early! 3.49 to 7.99

A group of robes'Including caMon flannafs, ehallli and nylen trleets. STEINBACH'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS ; Strati Floor and Asbury far It *' STEINBACII'S IEWELHY, Slrtet Floor and Asbury Park STEINBACH'S LINGERIE. Second Floor and Atbury Park

^^ Shop Wednesday 'til 9 Both Red Bank and Asbury Park Stores Closed Friday and Saturday, January 1st & 2nd

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