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Ilium Dally, If maty tltnnifh Frldu. >ntina u Mcond Cluf lfrtur VOLUME LXXXII NO. 68 •t th« Port Offlea u Bed But, N. /., under th* Act at Much I, lOT» RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Plan 5-Store Shop Council's 3-3 Center in Lincrofi Vote Defeats LINCROFT — Pita* were re- vealed yesterday for construction here of a $400,000, fiveetore^hop- ping center on Newman Springs Khrush Rd. at Hurley's La. Zoning Law Principal tenant in the center would be an Acme Supermarket. Warns A Ttft Dry cleaning store, a A Record 74 in 1928; EATONTOWN — Council re* branch of the Keansburg-Middle- jected the proposed new zoning town National Bank, a drug and Enemies A Numbing 22 Today ordinance last night by a tie veto a hardware store are also planned at the second and final hearing for the center. People who leag far "the on the measure. According to Rudolph Ricclar- Says Rocket goed old days" hod n right to A two-thirds -majority la re- di, spokesman for the Ricciardi tkat morning. Just tl years age quired to pass a zoning ordinance Construction Co., East Orange, Output Could today this section ef the eeas- when it is not endorsed in. its the project should be started try waa basking In 74-degree entirety by the Planning Board, within a month. weather. as was the case in this instance. The entire center will be ready Wipe Out Foe And what de we have today, Preparation of the ordinance for occupancy in about "six or Nov. IS, 1959? A snlverlag 22 represented about two years' •even months," he said. MOSCOW (AP)-Premier Nikl- degrees st 1:55 a. m. The ex- work by the Planning Board., He Mid leases already have i Khrushchev says one Soviet pected Ugh today will be In Councilmen Ralph L. Lewis. been signed with the supermar- factory alone has turned out 290 the Ma. , Carley Garofalo and Howard ket and dry cleaning firms. rockets with hydrogen warheads Of course, tho good oM days Meyer voted "yes".on the ordin- had their bad moments, toe; The builders will meet with in one year—enough to "raze all AMAI0NID IN RID IANK— Rod, Bank Police Chief George H. Clayton, far right, stands with four men'arrestod ance. Councilmen Leon B. Smock, bank officials tomorrow to dis- The record low for this date Jr., Robert A. Braun and Herbert cuss location of a branch in the our potential enemies off the face in connection with robberies In Red Bank, Middletown and Atlantic Highlands. The four ware arraigned in Rod was la 1924 when tho mercury Werner voted against it. Mayor center. of the earth.' Bank .Municipal Court yesterday. Left to right, aro Milton Goode, 26, of 72 Bank St., William Henry Davis, 20, of skidded) to 17 degrees. E. Bliss Price had no vote in William D. Martin, U.S. The bank already had federal "You can well imagine that 87 Linden PI., David Jonei, 28, of 224 Shrewsbury Avo., all of Red Bank, and Hobart. Lewis, 32, of'15 Cherry St., this case, • • ," • approval to build a branch in weather observer, saM this cold i Mayor la Favor the Lincroft area. - if this lethal weapon is exploded Now Shrewsbury. The men also wero arraigned later in Middletown and Atlantic Highlands. snap won't last too long. More over some country there will be "I wish it to be known," the The bank originally planned to seasonable temperatures are mayor said, however, "that had locate in a single building there nothing left there at all," Khrush- expected for the week-end. chev told a meeting of Soviet Answers' Runson Critics I been able to vote, I would have but.those plans were scrapped, 4 Suspects voted 'yes', I believe the ordin- according to William Johnson, journalists. But he said the So- ance Is a progressive one that Sr., bank president. viet government ia "ready to Will Appeal would have benefited Eaton- The 27,000-square-foot structure sink all this In the sea in the town.1' interests of ensuring peace on Axelsen Says Survey Is On Robberies will be built on a four-acre tract Council referred the defeated which has 400 feet of frontage on earth .., if other countries will Court Ruling measure back to the Planning Newman Springs Rd. follow our example." Now in Jail Board. It waa decided that those The site is zoned for business Khrushchev's spa For Use of River Islands In Kelly Case who voted against the ordinance The single-story, masonry build made Friday, bat his -text was Four men, who police say have would put their objections in not released until last Bight SEA BRIGHT - "I don't see Asserting that an engineering the islands about three years ago MIDDLETOWN - Patrolman Ing will set back approximately confessed to at least three rob- writing for Planning Board con- 175 feet from Newman Springs The Russian leader aald he was'how Rumson can control what survey is being made of the is- from Benjamin Gaief. While they John B. Kelly said yesterday sideration, and would meet with Rd. making public the rocket pro- we do here." lands preparatory to asking state are offshore from his South Beach Ties in Red Bank, Middletown that he will appeal to both the that body as it attempts to wort The center will have a 200-car duction figure. to back up his So said Arthur O. Axelsen yes- and Army officials for full ap- residence here, they legally are md Atlantic Highlands, are state Civil Service Commission out a second new set of'zoning parking area. 1958 announcement that the So- terday in reviewing Rumson ob- proval, Mr. Axelsen added: "Our under the jurisdiction of Ocean ail today awaiting grand jury and . the Appellate. Division of regulations. The Ricciardi firm built the viets were turning out intercontl- jections to the resort develop; plan is to Improve this property, Township. Superior Court to have his de- Shopping Center Objects ment of Sedge and Great Sedge iction on a variety of charges. West Long Branch Shopping Cen- nenta1l ballistic missiles. He did not make it an eyesore." Stavola a Partner motion from sergesnt and two- A telegram from the Monmouth ter several years ago. Islands in the Shrewsbury River. Mr. Axelsen aaid lie bought WilUam Henry Davis, 20, of 87 month suspension overruled. not indicate whether the plant Michael J. Stavola, Middletown .inden PI., Shopping Center, which arrived Eugene De Martin,' East he David Jones, 224 Monday, County Judge John C. referred to was producing all contractor and owner of Drift- Ihrewsbuiy Ave., and Milton as council began its deliberations, Orange, ia the architect for the of Russia's nuclear-headed wood-by-the-Sea beach dub here, Giordano ruled the court had no stated "etrenous objections to project. Goode, 72 Bank St., all of Red jurisdiction in the matter and rockets. Is associated with Mr. Axelsen Bank, were held without.bail on that portion of the proposed or-. Seek Open in the development plan. An in- that the case should be reviewed dinsnee requiring landscaped "Some In the West claim that Sessions irmed robbery charges after ar- by the Civil Service agency. the Soviet Union has changed itial investment of at least $190,. screening in the B-3 business ignment yesterday before Mag- He said an appeal to that agen- TV Probers its policy and therefore it has 000 has been projected. Being istrate Irving B. Zeichner in At- zone, with a density sufficient to considered is a park for from 200 cy was in order even though civ- obscure 7S per cent of the light become easier to talk with us," lantic Highlands. All three il service regulations were not In Budgi to 300 automobile trailers. waived preliminary hearing. from automobile headlights on CheckDataon Khrushchev said. "This is wrong, et talks adopted here until Nov. 9. after the premises. of course. Communists we were Steps thst must be taken prior Davis and Hobart Lewis, 32, o voters approved a referendum. born. Communists we live and KEYPORT - Boards of Educa to development include the pur- 15 Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, "We also require," the tele- tkm all over the state are starting chase of land that was built up Patrolman Kelly, through Ms gram continued, "that this or- 'Bandstand' will not die but continue to march waived preliminary hearing.be- attorney, Edward W. Wise, Jr., onward aa Communists." Plan's Goal: to prepare 19(041 school budgets, by natural causes.connecting the fore Acting Magistrate George dinance permit the operation of (APHHouse which will be voted on Feb. 2. Red Bank, nee 10 -days Men an amusement area for chUdrta Khnssaehev aald a slaters oV two islaada. "These riparian Oetrov ia MfcJdletown and were fnveetiftatort have coma here to aha, budgei Bere,-(tar .lMMt* Nov. 9 to appeal to the Civil up to the ago of W to the B-a sire far peace, not aajr attt. Thanksgiving rights mujt be bought-f ram the held in HU.OOO ball for armed ; check information about the tele- was defeated twice this year and state," the owner .aaid. / robbery.. Jones had been ar- trvtcc COAunlsstoni" business zone." vision practices of , tary, cesasaUe or peridca! j Mr. Wise said that be also ' prompted the as a result took one of the big- As a navigational improvement, raignsd M the same chart* Sun- Ttfo petitions from a total ef Mol of teenagers. Cranberries gest cuts—on a percentage basis— he said he and Mr. Stavola intend day. would appeal for a reversal af«• residents' of Norwood Homes The House subcommittee on a! for fatal dkannameat ha pre- Judge Giordano's ruling in the WASHINGTON (AP) - The of any in the state. to dredge a channel, through and Allen Homes objected to legislative oversight announced aeated to the United Nations Mere Charges Apellate Division. The apj provisions raising the minimum during Ma U.S. visit cranberry industry, today pre- A total of $94,000 was slashed "Broadway," the stretch of wa- the investigators' trip yesterday. from' the spending -schedule- ter between his islands*, and Lewis waa scheduled for must be filed within 45 days. lot! size in these developments A spokesman said the informa- Khrushchev said he was em- sents to the. government a plan Patrolman Kelly waa demoted it hopes will assure plenty of safe about half of that by the board another group further south. hearing this morning in Red from »,000 to 11,000 square feet. tion generally concerned the sub-powered to "sign immediately" after the first defeat, and the "State permission will be needed Bank on a .charge of possession and suspended when he was found All premises now conforming committee's Investigation.of prac- a disarmament agreement during cranberries in time for Thanks- of a dangerous weapon. Davia guilty by the Township Committee giving. balance by Borough Council, after for this, too." to zoning rules would become tices used to promote music. his American visit. the second defeat. A bridge, 1} feet high, "and facea a charge of breaking and of three charges of improper non-conforming under the new The two investigators could not "I believe that the Presideni The problem is to separate the entering and grand larceny of conduct stemming from a police regulation, the petitions pointed clean berries from those that Louis I. Prager, chairman of under which SO per cent of the be reached for comment. (Eisenhower) also wants this,' boats which run in the Shrews- Sears Roebuck and Co., Red car crash in June. out. Furthermore,; they aaid, resi- have been contaminated by am- the board's public relations com- Bank. The subcommittee announced he continued, "but apparently he mitttee, told The Register last bury could pass," would connect He was found guilty of not co- dents would he prevented from recently that it would investigate cannot do it because there are inotriazole, a weed killer that The four men were arrested operating with local authorities making such Improvements aa caused cancer in laboratory rats. night, "I don't want to see that Sedge and Great Sedge to the Sea payoffs to disc jockeys to play still strong quarters in the Unit- happen again." Bright peninsula, Mr. Axelsen after an armed robbery of Chris' during the investigation of the addition of garages without seek- and promote records. ed States opposing disarma- So far the only way to do this Delicatessen, 4S3 West Front St., iccldent. ing variances. has been the painstaking testing He called on the board to said. The American Broadcasting Co. ment." "draw up and discuss the 196041 This would be over one of two River Plaza, Saturday night. John Me Csrren, former police Frederick A. Samuels, ia a said it had "examined all evi- of'each batch of cranberries by Jones was arrested at his home lergeaht, who was driving the letter, objected to zoning which He listed Gov. government chemists. budget in public." / channels that pass the.islands dence available to us" on Clark's Nelson A. Rockefeller among Step By Step one on each side. following a three-hour manhunt. :ar, resigned after departmental (See EATONTOWN Pg. 3) various shows and had concluded Of the berries tested, the great charges were brought sgainst those who would "turn back "I bslieve that as we prepare 'There would be no interfer- Red Bank Police Chief George Us investigation with "renewed the pointer of the barometer preponderance has been cleared, ence with water traffic since the H. Clayton said Jones admitted him. faith and confidence in Dick but the work is slow and Thanks- this budget, we should discuss firing four shots from a 12-gauge which la tending toward the each section of it, step by step, main channel is to the west, Pleads Guilty , Clark's integrity." lessening of International ten- giving is only eight daya away. away from us," Mr. Axelsen con- pumpgun after being stopped by Clark, ABC we'nt on, "ha Firm's Plan in open public meetings. Little Silver Special Officer Rich "Some board members don' tended. "Rather, there would be larvel Stand neither i solicited nor accepted George C. P. OUson, president a general improvement of this ird Tetley. One of the shots To Larceny J In Washington, the Defense agree with me. but I feel that is any personal considerations — of Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc., area as a result of our program." lit bystander, Robert Kirk- money or otherwise—to have any Department had no Immediate would say nothing about the in- the way it should be done." land, 25 Harvard Rd., Fair Ha- Blast Probed FREEHOLD - Bernard V. performer appear—or to play any comment on Khrushchev's report dustry plan in advance, except Mr, Prager said that the 1959- Hits Rumson's Prehlsms ven. Mr. Kirkland is in good Joyner, 20, of 198 West Barges on Soviet missile production. 60 budget ran Into trouble "be- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Four record-on any of his programs." that he hoped the government Discussing remarks by Rum condition in Rivervlew Hospital. large plate glass windows were PI.. Red Bank, pleaded guilty It was not clear whether the cause we didn't get our story yesterday before County Judge Clark declined all comment. would deem it feasible. Ocean son's Mayor Peter Cartmell thai Admits Part blown out of the Carvel frozen Earlier, it waa announced. the premier was referring to Inter- Spray is a co-operative that han- custard stand on Rt. 33 at West John C. Giordano to a charge of 29-year-old TV star had been continental missiles with a range dles 75 pe rcent of the nation's development," and a letter from Police said Jones admitted his Park Ave. yesterday when a grand larceny. told by ABC to either give up of several thousand miles, oi cranberry crop. about, the budget, and voted li the Rumson Improvement Assoc- part In the holdups at Chris' Del- bottled gas heater in the build- According to Assistant Prose- down. icatessen and the West End Gro- his outside Dullness interests or whether he was speaking of med- Olsson, aa head of an. industry iation opposing the plan, he said: ing's storeroom apparently blew cutor John A. Petlllo, Joyner his television shows. ium-range weapons with a range "A misinformed or uninformed "Why don't the people of Rum-cery, Atlantic Highlands, and the up. ' stole a car valued at $1,209 Oct. emergency committee, will pro- burglary at Sears Roebuck, Red Clark rose quickly to fame ~ about 700 miles. U.S. Defense public can destroy a school sys- son do something about their own 2J in Red Bank. The car belonged sent the plan to Secretary of tem," he added. Bank. Jones also riamed his ac- Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, Asbury Tils nationally televised disc Secretary Neil H. McElroy has Welfare Arthur S. Flemmlng. eyesores—like for example Bar- Park, owner and operator of the to Frank Manson, 14 Carolyn said that on the basis of intelli- The first step toward bettei complices In the robberies, police Rd., Little Silver. jockey show, "American Band- The government acted again ley Point? There's a real one." said. stand, escaped Injury In the stand." He's also master of cere- gence reports, he expects Ru public understanding of the school He noted that at the meeting blast. Paul W. Banks, 20, of 3 Mil. yesterday to seite fifth batch Goode, Lewis and Davia were monies, on the Saturday night sia to have about id Interconti- system has been the formation, of the Rumson Mayor and Council According to police. Mrs. ler St., Highlands, pleaded ae nental missiles ready by the end of contaminated berries. This one under the chairmanship of Mr. arrested In. Red Bank Monday defense to charges of breaking "Dick Clark Show" from New came from Washington state Nov. 12, when this subject was Thomas said she heard a hissing of the year. Some sources be- Prager, of a citizens' organiza- brought up, a letter from the afternoon. ' and entering and grand larceny. York and he appears on a Sun- Previous tainted berries were sound and started to investigate day panel show. lieve Russia imay have hundreds tion, named the Keyport Tax- State Department of Conserva- Detective Lts. Benjamin H, when she saw a flash and heard According , to the . prosecutor. found from Oregon and Wiscon- Clark dropped the business " medium-range missiles. payers Group. tion and Economic Development Glover and Irving L. Krako- an explosion, Banks broke into the Victory ta-°» sin. witch, who were injured in a terests: One-third ownership in a U.S. missile production is The unit Is made up of repre- (ald that body had not yet re- Police said that Charles Schut- House Tavern, 231 Bay Ave.. cret, but the total number of In- Oaly part of the contaminated (See KEYPORT Pg. 2) (See SEA BRIGHT Pg. 2) two-car accident Saturday night Highlands. Oct. 17 and stole moo- Philadelphia record company, during the search for the holp- zer, an employee of the Rober- and Interests In three music pub- tercontinental missiles planned Washington shipment could bo son Gas Co., Freehold, was ey and property. On Oct. Jl he probably well under 250. traced yesterday by government up men, were discharged yester- stole a car valued at $200 owned lishing companies. day from Rivervlew. starting to replenish several agents. The rest presumably ia Former Tailor? bottled gas tanks at the rear of by Charles . Goldstein, 1 East still on the loose on its way to the building when the blast oc- North St., Highlands. consumers somewhere. 9 curred. Plumber Hester, Sixth Ave., One ef Twe Lets Hospital's 'Best Suture Man Police Seek He told police he, too, heard Long Branch, pleaded guilty, to Latest News The Washington shipment was a hissing sound which he said charges of breaking and entering and petit larceny. ' . , • WASHINGTON (API-The Supreme Allied com- said to be one of two lots from came from inside the building, the 1959 West Coast crop thai Found an Untrained Phony Missing Piece Police reported that an alum- According to the prosecutor. mandor for the Atlantic today called for incroaiad con- originally touched off the na- inum folding chair in ,the store- Hester is charged with steeling tributions by all NATO nations to defend the vital tea tionwide cranberry scare laat NEWARK (AP) - A hospital One co-worker said that Cov room near the heater was melted 16.70 from Conte's Grocery Store, aide called "the best suture Of Evidence Joline Ave., Long Branch. , link betwean North America and Europe. Adm. Jarauld week. By the time Food and Ington "could put stitches In ss by the blast. Drug Administration ' chemists man in the place" by his co- well as any doctor I have ever Officials said that they will Hester was represented by Jo- Wright fatal a conference of.NATO parliamentarians, "Th Red Bank police are search finished checking samples, It waa workers was apparently a phony seen." ' Ing for an additional piece of continue' an investigation today seph R. Meglll of Msnasquan. defame of the Atlantic It an 'all hands job,' ono to whic found tho lot had already been medical student who had no Covlngton was challenged by evidence in the armed robbery to determine cause of the blast. All three will be sentenced Dae. •II NATO nations can contribute." •hipped to Jobbers. training for his job, Chmelnik Nov. 3 when he Saturday night at Chris' Delica- There was no fire or other r. The part that waa traced con- Dr, Abraham G, Chmelnik, di- walked into the director's office damage except the shattered rector of Newark's Msrtland tessen, 413 West Front St., Riv- sisted of 10 cases containing 24 wearing sneakers, blue jeim er Plata. windows and melted chair. IVANSTON. IN. (API -Tho Women's Christian Taw- Medical Center, said last night' INDEX pounds of fresh berries each. It and a blazer jacket. Chief George H, Clayton said pmm Union teday accused Cahmihta IreedcefHaf Sys- that the faker told the hospital rage was shipped Oct. 15 from Mark- he was a medical student, then Recalled Chmelnik: "I ssld this morning that David Jones, Mail Order Licensing tem ef vletaHaa. totovhlM't decency cad* with thews do- ham, Wash., to Portland, Ore. worked six weeks before his to myself, 'Oh boy, we got 28, of 224 Shrewsbury Ave,, Red Births" „ 1 Detroit city and county health Set for Doga Now He wss uncovered. beatnik on our hands," Bank, told police he discarded Hal Boyle 1 authorities, acting independently a tan car coat, with shotgun am- SHREWSBURY — Now dogs, J. Teete, ArVCTU ereHdant, sold: "CIS he* U*f aee* The youth, who gave hit name Covlngton ssked Chmelnik like motorists, will get their li- Bridge ..._...!• of the federal government, said not to call police, left the hospi- munition In the pockets, behim Classified .-...17 •newBtta M Christian hetnos, with Its array 4)1 wettews yesterday they had found some as James Covlngton, then dis- censes in the mail. appeared. Police are looking for tal and hssn't been seen since. the Riverside Apartments Satur- Comics -...It tainted berries shipped by a New Councilman Edgar W, Heller, and detective thaws featvrlef , 4jea ftfM* fad via* him. Covlngton originally claimed day night while trying to escape Crossword Puiils II Jersey cannery in October, 1958. Jr., last night said a new system ' r kaara whan mast ahlMran watch." Covlngton was hired as an he held • degree from Rutgers police dragnet, has been deviled for licensing lo- Editorials - From Brldgeton extern, a medical student utili- University, then attended Ho- Chief Clayton said polico have HerMock These cans- bore the labc cal canines, zed as an unpaid side, The hos- ward University for a year be- searched the area without sue- Cards will be sent to dog own Kilty Kelly II (API—Prime Minister Harold MacMille "Grosnc Point Quality" and wer pital thought his medical school foro transferring to tho Colum- cess, He said tho coat may have crs with a return envelope en Obituaries and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer today were reported t packed by tho April Orchards bnckfiround was In transit, bia Unlvorslty College of Physi fallen Into tho river, or may havi closed, Owners can mall In tho Old Times Co. of Brldgeton, N. J., aald City- been picked up by a residen have made good progress toward reconciling at least torn Chmelnik said that Coving- clans and Surgeons, price of a license, and the Sylvia Port«r County Health Officer Joseph G The chief said the Under of the Radlo-Televlslon of their differences. A morning conference between th Ion's Job called for observing Tho schools Involved nay their cense will bo mnllcd back, Molncr, doctors workln« In tho cmer- records show Covlnglon wa cont should return It to head Purposo of tho new system Is Social - II two wai cancelled and instead British Foreign Seeretar Molncr said most of tho 44,800 Kency and admlttinft depart- never a student, Howard Unl quarters. to cut down the number ol peo- (ieorgo Sokolsky I Selwyn Lloyd met with West German Foreign Mlnlsts cans In the Now Jersey lot hml ments and actually doing soms vcrslty, however, reported thn ple who must visit Horounh Sporls 14 been sold long n/;o and probably ,\l 'ftrimt Helnrlch von Brontano. •tltchlnii when the hospital was It hnd been used as a refcrrne Knnnrlly wllh Arme Kiirnltiirr. N

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Al Schacht, "Clown Prince of Bate- ball" and former pitcher of the Washington Senators, will be Chamber gueit speaker at "Dinty Moore's Night" at the Yacht Club Fri- day. '« Selects Speaking at the annual men's night, Mr. Schacht will discuss professional baseball u He knew Hammel it, and the history of clowning In baseball. KEYPORT — Richard W. Ham- Mr. Schacht owns and operates mel, buyer for West Furniture Al Schacht's Restaurant in New Company, First St., and son-in- York City. He also is author of law of Herbert West, owner of the book, "My Own Particular the store, was nominated as pres- Screwball." ident of the Chamber of Com- merce for 1M0. The meeting was Samuel P. Brown, director of held at Ye Cottage Inn. the Astro Electronics Division of the U. S. Array Signal Research Mr. Hammel Is chairman of and Development Lai try. will the Retail Standards Committee describe the first satellite com- and the promotion, committee. He munication system which

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Den chief cords wero presented to William Truswell and Willard FORSGATE NichoU by John Lovett, comrait- teemsn. Merit Badges Mr. Vliet presented the follow, FARMS ing merit badges: William Truswell, ari, finger- printing, citizenship in the home; Willard Nlcholl, cooking, and MILK Ricky Potter, home repairs. Receiving one-year service stars, were: * Ricky Potter, Bob Michael. CUSTOMERS! Don Asay, and Robin Lovett. They were presented by Alfred E. Matlack, scout committee chairman. Ken Heyman, candi- Regular Deliveries date scout, was introduced. Mlnisture pins of, their son's awards were given to Mrs. of Milk and Dairy Thomas McCaffrey, Mrs. Pa- tricia Hcneline. Mrs. Allaire Products are available Cornwell, Mrs. William Truswell, Mrs. Seymour Nlcholl, and Mrs. Alfred Potter. by Calling: Rev. Allen Attenborough, pas- tor of St. John's, spoke on the (COUKT) Boy Scout religious award pro- gram and the requirements es- tablished by each faith for the JAmesburg 1-0150 award. The plans and aims of scouting BMtaslkS were outlined by Mr. Matlack. Following the ceremony, re- freshments were served by Mrs. FORSGATE fARMS Donald E. Assy, Mrs. Alfred Pot- ter, Mrs, Edwin J, Michel, and Mrs. William Truswell. Mr. Nlcholl announced thnt the Jamatburg, N. J. troop will f-o swlrrnninp (it (he Asbury Pork YMCA Saturday And Nov. 28, The boys will lenve from the JA 1-0150 piirlnh hall nl 5:13 p. m. nnd re- turn at 7:30 p, m, StorHnv Monday, Nov. 23, all itorai opsn until a:00 P. M. from now until Chrlthnat. Iho Anu'rlcno Howling x ASBURY PARK h«s .1,250,000 mnle members. (12 COOKMAN AVKNUi; .12 • .14 W. MAIN STRUET •rat Matted fty tfce RED BANK RECfSTM WthuS*. Her. Third Order of a saw ritual book for Third Aid Council Hn. Raeeioppi Order ceremonies. Lawreaee 'tirview. Msgr. Salvatore Oi Lorenzo, di- Entertains Detnoersts) Hears Pastor rector of the St. Anthony frater- Presents The district will meet again UNION BEACH — Mrs. Frank nity, addressed the group with a tee. 10 in the Atlantic Highlands Raeeioppi was hostess to the Fifty members of the Third quad building. Order of St. Francis attended talk that paralleled today with Certificates Democratic Women's Club last the November meeting of the the times of St. Francis of Assisi, week in the Daughter of Ameri- group Sunday at St. Anthony'* founder of the Third Order. UNION BEACH — Delegates Friendly Nightera ca hall. A card party followed the Catholic Church. The meeting of 12 aquada were present when luncheon. "The material fide of life was the Uth district of the New Jer-Party December 19 all important then as it ia today, Attending were Mrs. Charles sey First Aid Council met last LEONARDO —Plans for a Barker, Sr., Mrs. John Coughlin, and the need for spirituality was week in the local squad building. Just as great then as it is with Christmas party and dinner in Mrs. Merritt Rest, Mrs. George ua now," said the monsignor. The district chairman, Lei Colt's Neck Inn Dec. It were Ross, Mrs. Jamei McCoy, Mrs. Neiman of Port Monmouth, pre- made at the Friendly Nighters Howard Smith, Mri. Jennie "St. Francii was of noble sented the local squad president, Club Monday at the home of Schaffer, Mri. Orin Gunsauls, birth, and he was a worldly char- George Ader, the New Jersey Mrs. Mary Kluge, Mrs. James acter who turned his back on the Mrs. Lillian Mallen. Stage Council's active service Mri. Dvid Mallen of Riveriide McCarthy, Mrs. Joseph Cameron, pleasures of this world to find certificate for members. spirituality. St. Francis' way was Heights was hostess. Mri. Louis Mill Ella Howell, Mri. Joseph and atill is the way to true hap- Receiving service certificates Letwenski, Union Beach, will be Scholer, Mri. Chriitopher Back- piness. He found that all he need- were Albert Cowling, Gustave hasten at the meeting Dec. 14er, Mrs. Joseph Coffey, Mrs. Hel- ed of the material was sufficient Dirner and Joseph Kolodiejt, 20 The 31th wedding anniversary of en Brown, Mra. Ann Gormley food, clothing and shelter. This, yean; George Ader, Harry Chan- Mrs. Frank Bithoff and birthday and Mrt. John McArtbur. Host- coupled with spirituality, gave dler. 15 years; Walter Chomic, of Mrs. Letwenski ware cele- ess gifts were given to Mrt. Mc- him the needed ingredienta for Edwardd d BrandiganBd , CClarencl e Me- brated. Coy and Mri. Backer. BELL FINANCE real happiness," concluded the Queen. Jr.. and George Sappah, ItMlaDT director. 10 yean; William Havens, Rob- OmemCmumkntta ert Orr, George Worth. Gerol Ttmr Am mr W»rk Joseph F. Odenbach, prefec Havana and George Anderson, of the fraternity, announced that CHILDMN'S FASHIONS —will bo featured Friday night at the card party to bo hold five years. Htm tajOMWNN «M the December meeting will be preceded by a social hour. Rev. by Holy Cross Pa.r«nt-Toacher Association in the school's audiforium.'Rumion. Com- Mra. Clarence Me Queen, Sr, KIDS AWAY? SM«B* OMm • RMI m Mast Louis O'Meara, commissary of mittee aidos, left to right, are Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs. Harold P. Mullini and Mrs. Harry received the 20-year certificate n aaoao ar. « Mt the Third Order of the Eastern for her husband, who ia decaaaad. Tall them to phont and ravers* th« Province of St. Patrick's Mona- Rubley. Elected were vice president. charger Better than a letter 'cause stery, Wilmington, Del., ia ex- Lot Neiman, Port Monmouth; you visit in peraon. Costs little. 3 min. IVtft HAPHM TO YOU* •yllofco pected for the reception and pro- the pilgrimage to Graymoor re- chairman,-Malcolm Mother, Key station caH to Cleveland from Atlantic fession of members. cently to viait the Franciscan port; vice chairman. Thaodori \\[ GOUPANt?TELLY0LH* Phelan, Jr., Matawan; secretary City, for example-only 85** after Mr. Odenbach also reported on Monastery of the Friars of the u* Atonement at Garrison, N. Y. Robert Pedcrson, Raritan Town- 6 PM-10% tax not included. the attendance of 43 members on J »/ FATHER 11WW6P Otf TH6 ship; treasurer, Herman Thor* Services were concluded with i* I WASHER—SO H6 WONT sen, Leonardo; sergeant of arms, Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- Joseph Saffler, Morganville, an< ment. \ FRENCH LANGUAGE LESSONS Attending a Third Order meet ing for the first time were Mr*. taught by Angeline Stirone of New Shrews- bury, Mrs. Robert 0. Savage of NATIVE FRENCH WOMAN Long Branch. Mrs. Edward C. * Small Groups According to Age Dibble of Oceanport. Misa Anne Molyneaux of Tinton Falls and • High School Student* also Tutored Miss Eleanor Kleinberger of At- REASONABLE TUITION lantic Highlands. MINft IN ANY 3 SH 1-7U7 A»TM 1:30 AND WIIK-INDS Wyoming hain't had a losing hll Muon since 1948. 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Belford Bucknell Univ*r*ity, tpeat tht week-end with felt wife and par- Mr. and Mrs. David Toole and enta her*. son. Brad, of Ithaca. N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taole of Middletown, N.Y., spent the week- Leslie Feathers, daughter of UNION-IMPERIAL Mr. and Mrs. William Feathers, end with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon LAUNDRY aatJ DRY CUANIM BROADLOOM Salmon and family of Morris Ave. Linda Pi., celebrated her eighth birthday in Fri- SM RROAD STRUT SHRIWSRURY day and visited the Statue of Edward V. Salmon, hospital- Liberty and other places of in- SH 1-2228 man of St. Albans Navy Hospital, terest with her parent* and Susan, spending a 15-day leave with Janet and John Feather*. hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Salmon, after which hi will leave CARPETING tor Cuba. Ricky Boronaky, ton,of Mrt. Colleen Boronsky, East End Ave., celebrated hit fifth birthday Sat- Prices slashed for immediate clearance! urday at a party. Attending were Mrs. Raymond Papernik and Proudly wo present another Sterling fiihion Once each year we clear the decks for our big winter selling season- children, Robin and Nancy, Kar- en, Donna, Jack, Mickey, Arthur, first! Here is furniture rich in detign-history end this ia it! The greatest carpeting value opportunity of the year. Margaret, Howard and Jane Ha* Even if you are planning to put off buying new carpeting until later, eltin. Patricia Ryder, Kim and yet completely 20th century in concept You'll Denise Boronsky. it will pay you to change your mind and buy now at this extraordi- find it* beautiful blend of furniture themea will nary sale. Listed below are our finest carpetings in each price range, reduced drastically. You can save as much as 46%! Come early for Judith Rutherford, daughter of spell a totally new kind of variety, luiury and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruther- best selection—and don't forget to bring room measurements. ford, Mackey Ave., celebrated her comfort for your home ... one that mixes readi- fourth birthday Saturday. Present were Deborah and Michael Or ly with your present decor . .. or future furni- sini, Joan and Priscilla Graham, ture plans, fieeause we believe this collection Linda Trewella, John Calandra, n% WMI, a VIIMM T*% WHI, a*% Nyl.n Michael Murphy, Bob Hughes, to be truly important, we have literally built a TWIST TWEED TEXTURED Brian Reynolds and Lynne Ruth 527 yds. Sandalwood erford. complete home-style fashion show around it— IU ydt. Sahara Beige 176 yds. Chocolate Chip 390 yds. Desert Beige 164 yds. Rose Beige one you won't want to mis*. Come ate the su- •II yda. Nutria 212 yds. Brown ft Black 490 yds. Pine Green Mrt. Aline Rauacher, Rt. 36, 140 ydt. Granite Grey 190 yds. Earth Tonea 220 yds. Sauterne entertained members of the BB perb new room settings . . '. the exquisite new IN ydt. Forttt Green 259 yds. Pepper ft Salt 443 yds. Gold 'tub at a Thanksgiving meeting 136 yds; Blue Friday. Present were Mrt. fabrics ... the unuaual new ideas in acceasoriei $4.15 $5.89 Charles Young, Mra. Ernest El- $7.68 grim,; Mra. Elmer Garrettaon and ... that highlight our premiere showing of the ta.ta ••(•tarty tt.OI tt.et Mra. Luther Walling. brightest star on this year's decorating noiison.

Mr. and Mri. Edward Trenskl, ia« West. ae% see* attended the teachers' convention in Atlantic City, Friday. Mri. TWEED NYLON TWIST ACRILAN Vivian Messier and Mr. and Mn. TWEED John Glass also attended the con- US yda. Caramel 322 yds. Sandalwood vention four daya last week. J75 yds. Sunflower SOS yds. Autumn Beige 692 yds. Mink Tones M0 yds. Aqua 147 yds. Desert Beige 450 yds. Nutria Tonea 320 yds. Driftwood 31* yds. Spruce Green 775 yds. Parchment Kathy and Patricia Stelfbold of 210 yds. Pepper & Salt 440 yds. Gold Tones Verona apent the week-end with Ml yds. Pumpkin 217 yds. Aqua 500 yds. Black ft White their grandparents. Mr, and Mra. 212 yds. Golden Wheat J. Rawllnson Compton, Main St., $7.45 $7.45 Mrs. George Steifbold, attended the teachers' convention in Atlan- te.es Secularly S».«S $7.95 ate.es tic City. The Women'a Guild of St. Clem, TOMLMNWON ail Wnt Lawiry ent'a Episcopal Church will hold an p an a Christmas party at the home TWIST of Mrs. Robert Kmeger, Park VELVET | TEXTURED Ave., Dec. 9. Mrs. Thomas Max- Exclusively Ours . . . . 175 yds. Wheat zaroppi, Rt. 36, entertained at a ITS yds. Sand Beige 245 yds. Brown and «M yda. Mink N yds, Briar meeting Isst Wednesday. Money Very Elegantly Yours! HO yds. Mint Green 212 yds. Parchment i', Green Tweed was donated toward a tldewalk 320 yds. Gold 31J yda. Martini to the church. A report was given IN yds. Turquoise 221 yds. Frost Blue i) 117 yds. Earth Tweed on the recent apple festival in the church hall. Mrs. Howard See this Exclusive Collection $10.t5 $9.98 1 $9.75 McGinley and Mrt. Ruth Thrall were hostesses. tS4.ee a. m. Mils l.ols llofman, who attends Wanner College, spent the week L Open: 10 A. M. to t P. M. Mondiy thru Friday; 9 A. M. to < P. M. Siturdayi. Free Parking-Budget Terms Other Starts: Rout* 22, Sprinejfltld; Route 4, Paramut end with her parcnli, Mr. and Mrs, Dirk Hofman, Miln St.

Dirk llofman, Jr., a student at 'i« ft.'7-ft .-:.;* .?•• Kegister SHALL *E TELL HIM ? THESE DAYS M By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY «MI %nU Street, Red Baak. N. J. State Highway ». MMdlettWB, N, J. EsteMlthed IS7I by Jtf a Coo* sW Hery Clay Whereas we are told that the United States how has the largest labor force this country has ever known, THOMAS WVING BROWN. PrtUthw IWMUt and on the other hand, we are told that automation it JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Maatfsr rapidly reducing that labor force and that 3,200,000 W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Prodtttti- Matter persons are out of work—try to get a nurse. Where have they disappeared to? Member of the Associated Pitta Th* A«n« will nprlM. without chirce. thu part ol an adTirtlMmtM In which Uw trpagmphlui a Alnniwn wllU BIMI M aoUftUfrt Uw muaftnuni ImaMdlataly •! aw araar «*loa may ooeooeuju . manding $60 and $70 a week for begin- Thl» unpuir uwmu aa twpouiMUUM for auummta t aMataoa u tMUn traat mm<"> ners' pay as office workers—the kind •nkwrlpttaa Wea. la Ad*aa«a O»» mr llt.OO, tla _.. of girls who should pay their bosses for aiacta eoay M eenur. T emu IMCM.aiay b» auu. t aaua teaching them their Jobs. Most such WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER It, 1»S» girls are college graduates and assume that four years in a cow college has given them a skill, t does not. An Excellent Selection A nurse writes to me: ". . . Would you encourage your daughter or • They say no one knows a person A scroll was presented to Rabbi riend's daughter to spend 12 years in school, another better than his teacher. Rosenthal at the ceremony citing him 3 becoming an R.N. and another 2 to get a college And from what a former instruc- for his "compassion, moral exemplifi- degree for the complete disregard given their welfare tor of Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal of cation, and religious erudition." and ability to live on a moderately decent scale? ..." Congregation Bnai Israel of Greater Religious leaders play a major Frankly, no! I am encouraging my daughter to do Red Bank said about him we have role not only in helping to guide their a job that pays even less—to teach. But what she will actually do, I have no idea. Fathers no longer count congregations but also as an import every reason to believe the congre- in our feminist society. gation made an excellent choice in ant constructive force in the area in • The problems of Inflation hit at all the professions their spiritual leader. which they live. and skills. Besides, the various government-provided The occasion was the recent in- In the short time he has been securities paid out of taxes have given a status to the stallation of the 25-year-old rabbi. here, Rabbi Rosenthal has demon worker which is lowering morale because loyalty to a "He is one of the outstanding strated extremely able leadership. ob, to a place, to an organization, to a firm is being young Jewish scholars of our time," But it is also gratifying to hear replaced by what are quite correctly called fringe YOUR MONEY'S WORTH benefits. Nursing is a profession, requiring high skill such fine words of praise coming Events Of said Dr. Max Arzt, vice chancellor of and dedication. A life could depend upon the alertness the Jewish Theological Seminary and from the rabbi's former teacher. of a nurse. I, who owe my added days to such skill-, one of the leaders of Conservative Congregation Bnai Israel's se- By SYLVIA PORTER Years Ago know how to value nurses. But how much can hospitals Judaism in the United States. lection of. its new rabbi means a You've heard, of course, of private pension funds; (From Register Files) pay them? bright future is in store for the Rum- He predicted "the world will be millions of American* have over $21 billion in them N Yean Ago My correspondent says: son synagogue. hearing from Rabbi Rosenthal." today. But could you accurately describe the financial John Jt. Scott of Fair Haven, ". . . What benefits, encouragement or pension who had a large exhibit of poul- plans are given to nurses? Just how do you figure a nstitution you call a private pension fund? try at the Trenton Fair, won first prize on Columbian Wyandottes, nurse saves to take care of herself when she can no Something Worth Having Similarly, you've heard of investment companies and first, second, fourth and longer serve? The R.N. has been put in the position of and mutual funds; millions of Ameri- ifth, prizes on Silver Wyandottes. 'low man on the totem pole' and 50% of them have All of a sudden it happened. Peo- or permanent savings. What was cans also have almost $15 billion in Joseph MiUward of Red Bank climbed off ..." important for each person involved, these today. But could you accurately was planning to build two stores Every word of this is true. I know of a nurse who ple who had been setting aside the define an investment company? on a lot adjoining Becker's Dry however, was the lesson that a lit- Goods store on Shrewsbury Ave. quit a hospital which charged her for a blood test after money in painless fashion, regularly, In yesterday's column, I empha- tle saved at a time regularly quickly she had performed an oneroussduty which might have a few dollars a week got their re- sized the astounding variety of financial Patsy O'Brien of Keansburg, imperilled her life. That the administrator of that hos- grows into a useful amount in a very institutions now operating in our land bought a goat at Highlands for ward. The Christmas Clubs paid off. $6. Mr. O'Brien bought the gcat pital was stupid is no excuse.. short while. This sort of thrift car- —a diversity highlighted in a study just on speculation, having heard that What needs to be done about nurses is for one of A total of $7,470,040 went out in ries its own reward. Persons who released by the Federal Reserve Bank certain Keansburg family PORTER wanted one. No one in the village the Foundations to undertake an impartial, uninflu- checks to members in Monmouth were not in the clubs this past year of Philadelphia—and began a brief seemed to want a goat and Mr. enced-by-hospital-administrators study of the present County. Now holiday expenses would do well to remember that an- description of the top 10 types of institutions. Here's O'Brien was stuck with the ani- economic condition of nurses and their environmental a guide to the balance of the big 10. mal. could be met more easily. other holiday season is coming up in ( conditions while on duty at hospitals. Mutual Savings Banks: With almost $38 billion William B. Thome of Cold There are many uses Christmas 12 short months, that Christmas It is true that a doctor must be in absolute control of assets, these rank fifth among our financial institu- Springs farm received a contract of the situation at all times; on the other hand, he need Club members can put their money Clubs are ready for new members to supply $1,000 worth of gravel tions now. They accept savings deposits and Invest to the Ideal Beach Company. not be a tough guy. If a nurse cannot take orders, she to: Yuletide shopping, bills, taxes, and the time to join up is now. them in mortgages, bonds, other securities. After their should be fired but is that not also true of the doctor expenses are met, the savings banks' earnings are used The new pier at New Point who does not know how to give orders? Comfort had been completed to pay interest to depositors and to build up protec- The development company was One of the most curious facts of a nurse's life Is Toot, Toot, Off We Go! tive surplus accounts. putting down ice-breakers to pro- tect the pier. the very poor food she gets in hospital cafeterias and That engineerless Jersey Central through Imagine the disappoint- Private Pension Funds: They've zoomed from vir- dining rooms. Surrounded by dieticians and scientists, Diesel that went roaming Thursday ment as tons of impassionate iron tually nothing in the early *2Cs to rank sixth among A hone owned by DeWitt nurses are usually fed a filling, starchy diet which is, our financial institutions today. Their funds are ac- Smock of Holmdel ran away. Mr. according to the same dieticians, unwholesome. night must have been quite a sight rumbled past the gates with nary a Smock's son had left the horse cumulated out of contributions of employers and em- —and a disappointment to some peo- smile. standing untied at William H. Inflation has made food expensive and it becomes ployes and invested In securities to provide incomes Johnson's sawmill. The horse a serious problem in a hospital. The cost of operating ple. We refer to those tots who stand Ah, well, "Into every life a little bolted and ran head long Into a for employes on retirement Many plans are set up to ditch in front of Victor Dean hospitals, particularly those supported by charity, could by the grade crossings to wave to rain . ..." provide a yearly retirement income for the employe Kenny's place. The wagon was become prohibitive in an inflationary period. And a (not including social security) of from one-third to upset, and the horse was the engineer. We're as happy as anyone that scratched and bruited but was hospital is precisely the place where skimping and Picture many bright, young faces emergency operations kept the un one-half the employe's average annual income in the not badly hurt. cutting corners ought not to be. Nurses, in particular, years immediately preceding retirement. anticipating that friendly wave from scheduled run from causing any loss need to have the highest morale; they must feel that Investment Companies: These too have ballooned Nearly every Republican voter they are wanted and needed. Nurses must be alert; it the engineer as the train roars of life or damage. registered in Middletown, cast a from insignificance to rank in the top 10 just in the ballot at the 'primary election is often the sharp eye of a nurse, her "sixth" sens* past few decades. Investment companies sell their There were 244 votes polled. In that has saved a life by catching the "accident" in He gave me the number, then the Middletown district, John M. the treatment or in the patient that can cause death. said: stock to individuals, use the funds they get to pur- West, Republican candidate for HAL BOYLE "Sonny, why don't you quit chase the securities of other corporations. When you collector, got 201 votes. Hit op- Such a person must not be dissatisfied. She needs ponent, Frank F. Yarnell, re- tinra now, "and you're fighting time, and gat yourself buy an investment company stock, you buy a pro rata to be chipper and cheerful and hopeful to terve her HEW YORK (APHTten art long ._ tome. glasses. You don't know ceived 38 votes. ttriaia milestones in living straining then to you'll wind share of all the securities held by your investment patient Too much depends upon her attitude. Hen as a bat "P what you'ra missing." wMch, MX* reacted, chant* your blind "Such as what?" I asked. company and you get dividends out of the Income IS Yean Ago life fofwvr. "It's Just vanity with you any- is a job of applied psychology all day long. It is a "Well, an you a girl watch- which your investment company receives from its nerve-wracking job and she should be decently paid Such a milestone it your first way. Why don't you give up and While playing around the new real cue ol go get yourself tested for some er?" he demanded. I looked holdings. quickly in bom directions and Little Silver school building. Wil for it. | puppy love. glasses? Glasses are attractive liam Whaien, 12 years old, fell mile-on middle-aged men. It makes lowered my voice as I answered, Sales Finance Companies: These rank eighth in How to do that in the present state of most hos- Such a "Isn't everybody?" and fractured his arm. •tone it the them look like executives." the list of financial institutions with $12 billion of as- pitals? I think that that requires careful study not from "Can you see that pretty girl tint time you 'I don't want to look like an sets. They obtain their funds by selling securities in Miss Mary Gill, president of the standpoint of what can be done but what should break a 1 at the other end of the termin- bone executive," I tell her. "I jus al?" he inquired. I looked where the Red Bank Young Women's and realize that want to go on looking like Clark the open market and borrowing from commercia and must be done. he pointed and had to admit the banks, and they use the funds mostly to finance pur Club, presided at a district meet- your body Is Gable—or maybe Marshal Dil- was pretty much of a blur to not immortal Ion." ing of Junior Women's Clubs at me. chases of such big-ticket items as automobiles, refrig the Women's Clubhouse on Broad but mortal. I might have gone on getting erators, TV sets. Instead of lending directly to the "Your Slip's Showing** Such a mile- blinder and blinder until I fell Then the old fellow had me St. stone it mar- Into an open manhole—except for don his spectacles. The distant consumer, though, they usually buy the installmen girl leaped into clear vision. She The total enrollment of pupils BOYLE riage, and your an unusual Incident. sales contracts from the retailer of the goods. first child. I was in a railway terminal the was startlingly beautiful. in the schools of Middletown After that the milestones be- other day and couldn't make ou "Sonny, that's why you should Personal Finance Companies: Although ninth in Township was 2,181 as against eomt a bit glummer. I am think- the number on the phone direc wear glasses," said the elderl; the list, with only $5 billion of assets, these are the 2,243 for the same period the ing of your 40th birthday, the tory. I hailed an elderly stranger stranger. "It enables you to tee closest of all financial institutions to many middle- previous year. The high school day the dentist says, "I'm sorry, and aaked his help. twice as many pretty girls twice enrollment totaled 729. Several but I'll have to put In • partial as far away." lower income American families. That's because they safety patrols had been formed Certainly," he said, pulling a I made up my mind that ins- at Leonardo, Belford, Middle- plate," and the day you finally pair of glataet from his pocket. make small loans directly to individuals for the pur- decide to wear glasses. tant. I'm going to make an ap- town Village and Fair View. pointment with an eye doc right chase of big or little-ticket items or to meet household I am at this Isst landmark away. expenses or to consolidate debts, etc. They get their The principal feature of a meet- BOW. A middle-aged man who fights For months I have been get- Merry Washington^ funds from selling securities in the open market and ing of the Middletown Township wearing glasses doesn't know Board or Education was an execu- ting more and more like that what he's missing. by borrowing from other institutions. The size of their nearsighted comic charscter, tive or star chamber meeting loans and the maximum rates they can charge are reg-which began at II o'clock and Mister Maftoo, who lives in PHIL ON POSTCARD foggy world where everything ulated by state laws. did not conclude until almosi ST. LOUIS (AP)-Sales of post- two hours later. looks like something else, The cards showing Phil the Gorilla Credit Unions: With assets of more than $4 bil harder I squint the less I tec, have zoomed since attendant Tom lion, they're last in the list of 10. Credit unions are co Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Gravany 'My srms now aren't long Tonnten memorized a llttl enough for me to hold a res- operatives formed by individuals who usually have of Keansburg were rejoicing speech about gorillas. over the birth of a daughter. taurant menu far enough away The 17-year-old boy gives a some strong common interest—such as membership in to read the Items. The telephone little spiel to too visitors who a union or a lodge—and often sponsored by employers Charles Vogel was elected company hasn't helped either. view Phil, who was stuffed and Every year it seems to print for the benefit of employes. Their functions are to pro-president of Fire Company No, 1 mounted after dying several of Kcansburg and Lay ton Web- Its phone books in smaller type. months ago, mote savings among members and to provide low-cost The ssme thing with book pub- ster was elected vice president. lishers. They keep using smaller Proceeds from the curds hi personal loans to members. type, too. The only books I can sells are used to help pay the Why has the financial structure of our land grown Tho hose laying team cf the read comfortably are thoie my $7,000 cost of tho exhibit. l.lncroft Fire Company won first daughter is studying In the first from a simple commercial bank to the diversity of in nlaco In tho Columbus Dsy cele- grade, snd while f do find them WELL OILED stltutions illustrated here? Tho answer is that as our bration at Red Dank. Tho win Interesting, the plots aeem a bit OKMULOEE, Okla. (AP)—The nation has grown, the variety of our financial needs nlng time was 42 seconds, Mem thin to sn adult mind. jewelry department at Oklahoma bors of tho team were Eugene Stato Tech found tho thieves who hns grown. And as existing institutions have been Ford, Gernrd and William Doml- The dialogue also gets a little had been ditching oil from t either unwilling or unnble to meet those needs, new (lion, Frank McCorron, Rnlph and monotonous too, consisting as dovlco used to lubricate watches nstltutlons have sprung Into being which will meet Kupeiio Uyton nnd Fred Langcn It does largely of tuch remarks Turned out to bo ants who np- tlorf, an, "Ride. Tom, ride," "Down, '.Sniatur, |'m fraid w, ,)„„( pnrently were attracted by n fish them. hnvf » thlnK with larxr. white Spot, down" (Spot la a dog), and oil Ingredient In tho mixture, Timber for tho now Colt's Nock "See Puff run" (Puff Ii a cat). (Milan or a duint on (op," As it hns been so It will be. The finnnclnl Instltu- In one night's tlmo tho ants .Ions wo know today will clinnpe mul grow tomorrow Boy Scout workshop at Scobey "Your eyes are your work," drained enough oil to lubricate vlllo wns donated by Carroll W. my wlf« hm been inylng for a 6—Wr.liii.vlny, Nov. 00 wulclicn, n ohedlenco to your now demands and needs. .larclny. tlorbloek ii away c/ua to iltnw Fonm for Union Report, RED BANK RECISTER WakeaJtr, N~ 1§, im/AI»raping to Mn. r Mn, SeUh and Mn. DnwM May- Due Dec. 14, Are Available qualifications for membership, as- noire* tsicMn, Another daaec wK be sessments, benefit plans, methods held Thursday, Dec. 10, with Mrs. TRENTON — The U. S. Labor Every labor organization must of dealing with financial ques Reported 111 Darrell Bishop as chairman. She Department has announced that file auch a report with the com-tions, selection of officers, auth will be assisted by Mrs. Kollmar, form* for the organizational re- missioner of the Bureau of Labor- orizations for approval of collec- HIGHLANDS — The Ladies Mrs. Caplinger, Mrs. William port required of all unions by Management Reports, V. S. De-tive bargaining demands, and Auxiliary of Twinlight Post, Fuchs and Mrs. Henrietta Kinney. tha atw Labor-Management Re- partment of Labor, Washington, other operations of labor organi- American Legion, met last Thurs- The auxiliary will meet with portiag aad Disclosure Act areD. C, to be postmarked no later zations day in the post home. Mrs. the post Friday, Nov. 27. available at tha agency's offices than midnight. Dec. 14. The Labor Department said the Robert P. Caplinger is the presi- In Room 417. 402 Eatt State report forms *te available in a dent. Refreshments were served by St. The reports must include copies packet consisting of six copies, Mrs. John Keaveny and Mrs. Win- Mrs. George Selah, member- nie Jackson. of the union comtitutiona and by-along with instructions. The orig- ship and sick committee chair inal and one completed, copy of man, reported that cards were the report form, together with sent Mrs. Evelyn Beggs «nd Bert- AFTER THE HAUL IS OVER Science Shrinks Piles attachments, must be sent to the ram Perry and- Robert M. STROUDSBURG, Pa. (AP) -A commissioner. Waters, past commanders of the moving crew huffed and puffed Legion post, who are patients in New Way Without Surgery HOLY NAME SOCIAL Monmouth Medical Center. its way down two floors of the UNION BEACH — Thirty-five Stroud Community House with a members of the Holy Name So- It was reported that Ernest Stops Itch-Relieves Pain Noerenberg, member of the Leg-baby grand piano they had been ciety of Holy Family Catholic hired to haul away. Church attended a social last ion post, also is a patient in Mon- mouth Medical Center. The piano was.loaded when the Italia aWIII* toesria k ae¥*r Thursday night in the parish hall. rhviei, stoe Uttlat. aae r*Hn» Refreshments were served, and Mrs. Kenneth Kollmar, chair- crew was advised it was the. pi-.- •ala-vMajatiaigHr. man, reported on the Halloween ano on the third floor they were/ la .CM* after MM, wfcO. Mttr a motion picture of the 19H pro supposed to move. football championship game be- teenage dance in the post home. tween the New York Giants and the Colts was shown. Walter Neff was in charge. NIW SANCTUARY—RaV. John E. Bates, second from right, pastor and mambars of tha board of deacons, left •©right, Edward Stilus, Charlas Nation and Homer Hicks, axamina tha nawly completed sanctuary of tha Firit Baptist Church of Middlatown. SUPEKAMA Tha sanctuary is part of tha currant building program of tha church, which wai esrab- lithed in Tall. ;

DOES it AGAIN! BILKED OVER MILK Cub Leaders Missionary LAKEVIEW. Colo. (AP) — Au- torities in this small town fig- GET A FANTASTIC Pow Wow Set Talk Set re they've, seen everything now eems a salesman sold two milk costs WEST LONG BRANCH — The ig machines to a Lakeview far- leadership committee of MonFor Church ler. As a down, payment, the altMT mouth Council of Boy Scouts will alesman made off with the far- I Ml*. ilitiM CM* Ida Mw> fi KEYPORT — Rev. James Dun- ier'1 only dairy cow. mm ( m. MR M sal Malta. hold an all-day training program ham, a Reformed Church mis for cubmastera and cub pack sionary home on furlough from committee members in MonArabia- , will preach at the morn- mouth CoUege starting at • a. m.ing service in the Reformed Saturday. Church Sunday. Harold Quist. BrfeUe, the chair- man, said a feature of the Pow Wow will be the showing of a film, "Financing Your Pack Pro- gram," and others will include discussions, presentation* of cer- emonies, stunts and skits and operation of games on a midway. FREE Luncheon will be served in the college cafeteria. Assisting in the program as 15 LB unit leaders, wilt be Thomas J. Devlin/Ocean Grove, handicrafts. Yea get year tar. AdellcleasMaple- Roy N.-Forsberg, Haxlet, games; key right away- creif, U-M lbs., ON YOU* PURCHASE WHEN YOU CASH YOUR A. Jackson Boice. Hazlet. cere- yw de aet have far you and yeur monies; Walter J. Beyer, West tetratt uatilyaur TURKEY faiaUy with a purr CHMSTIMS CLUB CHECK* AT mraltare Is Mir- 'el tUjTer Keansburg, pack administration; trtd. Herbert W. Henningsen, Farm- mars el ear varae ingdale, exhibits and the mid- Any Deposit Will packed hraltore. way; Charles A. Kautz, Eaton- town, blue ribbon events, and F. Hold Any Hern Stanley Buff, Oakhurst, co-ordi- 4-PIECE nator. Chriftmos BASHTT SUPERAMA All leaders who attend will re MMOOM ceive certificates.

Tha Regifter brinff* buyera and «#11 en together each iaiue. Why not 3oLn The speaker and his wife have them ?—Advertisement. served as missionaries in India and ' in - Arabia, and the couple and their daughter are living in IPrinceton, where he la doing graduate study. The program was arranged by COMPUTE SefM teak Mapla Rev. Roderick Oe Young, pastor. 1 HOLLYWOOD A coffee hour will follow the IUNK KDS morning service in the church BED house so that members of the CaaaaMe with laaetr congregation may meet Rev. and Mrs, Dunham. aaigwriral Rev. Mr. Dunham was born In New Brunswick and after gradu ation from local schools, served hi LOO to 6:00 P. M. the Navy in World War II. Upon HOW YOU completion of his Naval service, he entered Central College In Pel* la, Iowa, and after graduation completed his studies at the New Brunswick Theological Seminary. ALL THREE ROOMS $ CAN HAVE Mrs. Dunham also was gradu- ated from Central College, and did graduate study at New Bruns- Hnkmt* wick Theological Seminary. MORE CASH She was bom in Kodaikanal South India, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Cornie A, deBruin, mission- aries to India. She spent her childhood in India, and returned FOR to the United Sates for her high schooling, and college. Both Rev. and Mrs. Dunham have served as college represent- CHRISTMAS atives in various counties, and both spent some time with the t*Pc. IMej R«MM American Indians in Dulce, New Safa Baa Available Mexico. In February, 1952, they •Sefa • Matealag KHcheaSet were accepted as missionaries, chair • I Step taUes GIVING-1960 Careen ar to India. • S Table lassaa ' I assigned I Jekalr Black Tabalar • I Eaa tables • Table • « •MfckJac chairs USO Plans • a-ac dtaMr aet Big Dinner LONG BRANCH - More than Join Our Now I960 Christmas Club 4(0 civilians and servicemen guests are expected to attend the SWIVEL eighth annual USO "Pal Dinner" 1960 Christmas Club Now Opon in the Paddock Lounge, 46 Chel ROCKERS sea Ave., Wednesday, Dec. 2, it A CLASS FOR EVERY PLAN AND PURSE was reported yesterday. CONTOUR Joseph Schwark and John E Pay $ .50 week and receive 2S.00 Schulz are chairmen. Pay $ 1-00 week and receive 50.00 Proceeds will be used to furth er the recreational and persona Pay $2.00 weak and receive 100.00 service programs the United Pay $ 3.00 week and reeelve 150.00 Services Organization operates Pay $5.00 weak and receive 260,00 for American military personnel in many parts of the world. ' Pay 110.00 week and receive 500.00 Each ticket holder at the din Pay 120.00 weak and receive $1000.00 ner may have a serviceman as a guest. Invitations have gone out to commanding officers of mili NO SERVICE CHARGE tsry Installations of this area.

Mrs. Jote|ifaaon Naltaaally Elected by Auxiliary damans Braais • Krochltr KEANSBURG - Mrs. George Josephwn recently was elected • Scaly • Serla president of the No. 1 fire aux a MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Wary. Mrs. Richard Best was elected MEMIER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION . vice president'; Mrs, Chester Car FURNITURE men, financial secretary; Mn. ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO I P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS Alvln Adams, secretary; Mrs. Wilbur Murray, treasurer; Mrs. STORE Fred focrstcr, chaplain; Mrs, STORE HOUhSl ALL DAY - ONE STOP BANKING I'reci Kalkhof assistant chaplain; Mon, Is Frl. Mrs, August Vonul, thrcc-ycar ACROSS II A.M. lo I P.M. trustee; Mrs. Jnck Gorskl, two- Saturday year trustee, and Mrs. Kulkhof f. 35 HOWARD JOHNSON'S Middlotown II A.M. to I P.M. RED BANK / LITTLE SILVER / KEYPORT / I Mrs, Focrstcr and Mrs. Wilbur Sunday Pester, onc-yrar trustees, Mrs OS 1-1055 FREE PARKING 1 P.M. le I P.M. ENGLISHTOWN Carmen and Mrs, Focrstcr wuro huitcttoi. BED BANK REGISTER i Mary Martin, G&odl/lwac 8—Wednesday. Nov. 18, 1959 /TELEVISION WNTA-TV AFTERNOON (II) Three Stooges (7) Weather Spark New Broadway Show ,*»- <» Love of Life (It) Ask The Camera 1:13— (2) Movie (4) Jack Psar By WILLIAM GLOVER the wife of the widowed clan (4) He Tac Dough EVENING sire. (7) Across The Board (7) Everything Goes Drama Writer I: ' (I) Cartoons (11) Sports and Weather True-Life Story (•) Movie (7) Little Rascals NEW YORK-Broadway's big (ll)French Through TV 11:2*—(11) Movie The story of "The Sound of (U)Popeye 12:*s— (I) Movie new entry, "The Sound of Mu- Music" is based upon the true- (It) Cartoon Jamboree (II) J. Fred Muggs (11) Henry Morgan »jC," rings with entertainment life adventures of the Trapp fam- J#— (X) Search For Tomorrow •:N- (4) Local News ily of singers. (4) It Could Be You > 12: IS- (7) Movie daring and melodic splendor. (J) Our Gang 12:14- (1) Movie Most of the play concerns the (J) Cartoons (7) Yesterdays Involved in the show, which gentle love story of the stern (7) Pantomime Quit .(11) Newsbeat premiered Monday night at the Newareels !2:49- (!) Paul Coates naval captain and the would-be (11) English 12 (11) Brave Stallion, Lunt-Fontanrie Theater, is a stel- nun who wore curlers beneath :«- (I) Guiding Light 1:44—1(4) Consult Dr. Brothers ler array of creative talent that (It) Rate The Records 1:1$- (4) 13th Hour her wimpole. :••— (a) Newa 4:4s— (4) Weather 4 includes Mary Martin as star; It is only when the evening is (4) Joyce Brothers - . (I) News and Weather Richard Rodgers and Oscar Ham- 4.-4I— (4) News I:4S— (4) News; Sennonette well toward the three-quarter (I) Cartoons (7) News merstein II as the composing mark that "" (7) Music Bingo (7) Evening Prayer team, and Howard Lindsay and reaches' dramatic tension. 7:«- (3) World News 2:14- (2) News Russet Crouse as the writers. (II) Fun At One (4) Death Valley Days At this point the Nazi storm- Dew Msrtto flan with An- (II) Movie 2:tS- (2) Give Us This Day thony Franclosa, Shirley Mac- (I) Jim Bowie What they have created for the troopers swarm across Austria, 1:*- (I) Bans and Allan THURSDAY HORNING public, which bought two and and the patriotic Trapps flee Uine and Carolyn Jones la It V- (4) News (7) U.S. Border Patrol (t) Terrytoons a quarter million dollars worth their homeland. CAREER currently on the 1:M— (I) As The World Turns S:U- (4) Sennonette of tickets in' advance, is a mus- tcreen at Loew's "IS" Drive- (II) News 4:44- (4) Continental Miss Marti* Star (4) Dial 4 ical play that blithely disregards The score, like the story, cen- In Theater with the co-ieature (I) Movie (U) Highway Patrol Classroom the format cliches of most com- CRY TOUGH — latter slan 7:4»— (2) Local News 4:1*- (I) Previews ters upon Miss Martin, but there (7) Memory Laas mercial show ventures. are other voices,on stage who John Saxon and Linda Cryital. (I) Film Drama 7: I*— (2) Weather 4:24- (I) Give Vs This Day stars In -M- which 4:24-(2) News A Plot Une contribute to the melodic spec- (II) Growing In Spanish (II) News tacle. • -..•••-•. •pens Sunday with the asso- 1: Jf—(11) News 7:11— (2) News 4:»s— (1) Sunrise Semester Tber* Is ciate feature, THE BAT. 7:23—(11) Weather overture nor significant dance Patricia Neway, test known 1:W- (1) For Better or Won* (4) Continental as an operatic singer oa tele- INVENHVI PORTRAYAL — Burgess Meredith will star at KH (4) Queen For A Day 7:1»- (2) Lineup Classroom routine; there Is * plot lute Whitney In "The Practical Dreamer," a drama about • tmlaue that weaves convent cloister* vision, soars with a contralto aspect In the career cf Inventor f II Whitney. This ftrihnotir "Our (l) Day In Court (4) Wagon Train 7:44- (I) News of thrttuBg fervency, and there - Amtrlean Heritage" special will be colorcast live •wna'ay, Nov. 22 (S)Mr. District Attorney (4) Today with Hltlerlaa ansehlass; there (I) Film Drama Is a religious processional snag are two eboral groups of ex- MOVIE TIMETABLE • ' - on the NBC-TV Network. (11) Almanac (7) Court of Last Resort 7:24- (7) Morning Payer cellent accomplishment They RED BANK (I) Movie 7:14- (7) Early Bird Cartoons In Latin. Among the perform- (II) Movie ers Is Theodore Blkel, well are. the Trapp children, la real 3:M- (t) House Party (11) Air Power 7:14- (I) Preview; Call To nfe youngsters raagrag from Carllon—Career 2:20,7:20,9:35. x known fefk-slnger, who how- (4) Thin Man (IDNewsbeat Prayer t II to eight yean of age. twd EATONTOWN ever, Is called e* primarily to (7) Gal* Storm 7:U—(II) Weather 4:44— (2) News act, not sing. the distaff easenble of convent Drive-In—Career 7:05, 10:40; (I) Film Dram* KN- (S) Medic (!) Encyclopaedia t staters. VIEWING TV . It all adds up, nevertheless, to Face of a Fugitive 9: IS. (11) Basic Russian (7) Hobby Lobby Britannica . f ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • With HAL HUMPHRY !:N- (2) Big Payoff (II) Mr. Adams and Eve (7) Little Rascals a stimulating experience that de- rives its greatest measure of en- Atlantic—It Happened to Jane (4) Young Dr. MaJona (U) Play Of The Week 1:14- (2) News 1:1$— (2) Captain Kangaroo tertainment values from'a score 7:22, 9:22. (5) Orient Express 1:14- (2) Men Into Space that ranks well up in the Rod- (7) Beat The Clock (4) Price Is Right MS— (S) Sandy Becker LONG BRANCH gers-Hammerstein record. (1) Corliss Archer (») Award Theater (7)Beulah Baronet-Gilda 2:15, 7:15, 9:25. Gershwin Show (II) Movie f:»4- (2) Topper Among the numbers that will (7) Ozzie and Harriet take their place in the popular ASBURY PARK (2) Verdict Is Yours (II) Code 3 (4) Movie (7) Personal Theater idiom are "My Favorite Things," Mayfsir—Happy Anniversary (4) From These Roots •:44- (2) Millionaire HOLLYWOOD—Television view- the lyrics for many of the highly (5) Racket Squad 4:14— (2) Our Miss Brooks "Climb Every Mountain," "Do 3:00, 7:35, 9:35. ers may or. may not get to see Irapopular tunes and scores com- (4) Perry Como (7) Romance of Life Re Mi," and the title song. (7) Who Do You Trust? (I) Wrestling St. James—Room 43 3:30, 7:00Gershwin when the NBC Tele-posed by brother George Gersh- (I) Movie t-.l4-(ll) Exploring Mtes Martin, radiant and 10:00; Born To Be Loved 2:00, phone Hour does "The Music of win, who died in 1937. "I'm a (7) Mathematics ioysua, is In tap vocal form (U) Curtain Time (I) Movie 8:35. Gershwin" show Friday night. pretty dull fellow until people get 4: (3) Brighter Day 14:44- (2) On The Go as the girl who leaves an Aus- Lyric—Love is My Profession "I don't think I'm any good in to know me." (11) 26 Men (4) Dough Re Mi trian abbey to become the gov- (4) House On High Strett fcM- (2) I've Got A Secret 7:00. 9:00. public," cays the man who wrote Barry Wood, executive pro- (5) Douglas Fairbanks / (7) Memory Line erness of a motherless brood ducer of Telephone Hour, lured (II) Califoraians 14:24-(11) Our World Neighbors of seven youngsters, and stays Ira to NBC's Burbank studio this (7) American Bandstand 1I:M- (1) U.S. Steel Hour In their Tyrol castle to became (11) Amos 'N' Andy 14:24— (2) December Bride week and pre-ttped a short in- (4) This Is Your Life (4) Treasure Hunt troduction to the show with Ira. (II) Richard Willis (7) Boxing RADIO But Ira hasn't decided yet If he 4:11- (1) Secret Storm (7) Star Playhouse (11) Decoy 14:44-(U) Science Around You WALTER READE THEATRES 771 WOR 711 will let Wood incorporate It. 4:»- (1) Edge of Night WABC (4) Split Personality (It) Full Coverage 14:45- (4) Newt and Weather WCBS 8M WPAT SM Some years ago Ira appeared 1I:S4- (4) Wichita. Town 14:St— (I) Looney Tunes 1411 WRCA Mt with a large group of famous (I) Mr. District Attorney WHTG (II) Abbott and Costello (I) Movie 11:44— (2) I Love Lucy OlRLTOIl EATONTOWN WNEW WQXR ISM Beverly Hills residents on one of (II) Sea Hunt DRIVI IN TH1ATSI BC's "Wide, Wide World" pro- (II) Junior Tow* (4) Price Is Right ^»—' pin BANK 7i4f—WOB Carlton Frederlcka I:H- (1) Life of Rlley (It) Mike Wallace (7) Time For Fun TlBS—WABC Newa; Alan Freed grams. It was only for a quick 11:41- (7) Sports MwrtW Throw* t'l'*r ' Show bow. however. (4) Movie (11) Reading Workshop 1 PHONI U 2M7M •tltC—WABC Newa; Sick Shepard WON Carlton Frederlcka (5) Big Beat 11:44— (2) News (II) Ding Dong School WCBS Newe; Lou Adltr •iO»—WCBS World Tonight He is shy, »elf>ff»cing and rare- (4) News SHOWS MOM 7 WMTtt Fifteen Minute Newa WOt) Newe. World Today ly leaves the palatial Beverly (I) Riders of Death 11:14—(J> Top Dollar WOM Newe: John Scott WBCA Newa: Monitor Hills home where he and wife Valley (5) Movie (4) Concentration WRCA Newa; lt'a Network SllS— WCaS Three Gueiaaa (7) News Time SiSS—WOR Sportal Muaio (roa Leonore live. Much of the put (11) Bow The Clown (5) Romper Room ill It—WO* '!>>• Fltmeralde Studio X two years Ira spent writing a S:2S-(11) Clutch Cargo (11) News (7) I Married Joan NOW THRU SAT. AT 1OTH THEATRES WCBS l*nny Ko» SiSS—WABC Newa; Alan Freed ttia*—WNTO County Agent Show book, "Lyrics on Several Occas- I:W- (2) Movie ^ (It) Dance Party (11) Our Number System lltSO—W*M Dick Shepard SIS*—WO* Newa; U.N. Today (7) Rln Tin Tin <» 11:14— (2) Weather and Sports tl:MMU) News WCM Helen Trent ons." just published. i mad merry WHTO. Newe, Kelaxins OllS—WO* Muaio from Studio X When asked what Ms hobbies (I) Movie (4) Weather (It) Physical Culture Shs mads - Muaic Watt Newa: Monitor are, Ira lists two—"staying «ai4S—WCB* Couple Next Door 0.00—WABC N.we; Alan Freed CAREER lite—WCB* Whispering Street! WCBS Newa home" and "never going out/ little but mostly exchanging rem- ^WMTO. Headlinea. Ext WOR Newa; Dane* Mualc He has 30 or 40 of George's com- TV Review iniscences and heckles with bud-1 out of bottles l'ricei. Muaio from Studio X WOH Newa; *. Koblnaon WRCA Newa: Bob Haynea positions for which he hasn't yet dies Eddie Cantor, George Jesse! [ WM Newe UlSO—WABC Newa: Quincy Howe written lyrics. and Jack Benny. This is a quar-| and boudoirs I |I||_WCM M* Perkina WCBS Nawa. Van Voorhia WOH Carlton Fredarlcka WO* Newa; Lyle Van "George could write four tunes Watch and Learn tet difficult to improve upon. liSO—WCB* Young; Dr. Milan* WOCA Nawa; Bob Wilaon in an afternoon," says Ira, "but As far as the oldsters (anyone II WHTOJ New». Relaxing tll»B—WABC Clalr Hutchlne Mu.lo WCBS Starlight Salute I have always had to aweat It By CYNTHIA LOWRY like bombs and which can meas- in the past-3O age brackett) were|| WO* Muaic from Studio X took me several weeks to do the concerned, the addition of the aias—WABC N.W. WBCA Ray Heatherton NEW YORK (AP) — Some ure smells and stomach acidity? |,H_WtK Frad^Sobblm .Show UH* .WABC The World of lyric for 'I Got Rhythm.' That a headache is caused by Kingston Trio and Bobby Darin WCBS KlgBt To Happineaa Tomorrow people complain, but there are just gave the veterans a breath- WHTO Headline!. Muaiu - WCBS Mualc 'Til Dawn Of the current crop of popular a small hammer hitting an anvil songs and singers, Ira carefully those among us who find televi- WO* Mew.; Lee Smith WOB Muaio from Studio X sion commercials highly educa- in a small compartment in one's er. WBCA New.; Ed Herlihr tSl**—WAM BIB Joe avoids voicing an opinion. He does brain? StlS—WOB • Galan Drake WO* Lone Johl say, however, that he believes tional. If it weren't for those WCM Juat Entertainment . W*CA Newa Reporte frequent interludes in my view- That some stomachs are round, NBC, once the thinking worn' |l((_WCBS Allan Cray SSORNIN* HtlStM most of the new songs we hear others an square and still others an's darling for its departed WMTel N.w.. Relaxlnf today won't last. ing I wouldn't be half so smart Mu.lo as I am. , are made of glass? And livers 'Matinee Theatre." has decided ailS—WABC New. "I am not trying to influence are shaped like an hourglass? to follow CBS' example by giving fiM_WCH Nawa;, Freeman »nd WNT« Flftm mlnnte newt anyone;-though," he adds. "My Where else, for instance, could That most people with dental the girls some daytime specials. WHT* Hudlinaa. Mu.lo WO* Newt; wife likes ." I learn that: Six are in the drafting stages, WO* Newe; Lyle Van John Gambling The 30 Gershwin melodies Shaving lather may soften sand plates don't wear false teeth at WBCA New.; Bob Haymea WRCA Newa; Bill CuUan all but round discs? one of them a fashion show. They Show Tl4S—WHT« Ft. Monmouth Newt Friday's Telephone Hour an to be so quickly that you can shave a are also considering daytime re- (lt(_WOII Martha Roundure* SlOe—WA*C Newa. Al Lohman Ilia—WHTSI N.w.; Relaxing siing, danced and played by Pol-piece of sandpaper without ruin- That you can pack the contents runs of nighttime programs. This Musio WMT* Headlines Wake up ly Bergen, Ella Fitzgerald, Marge ing the paper part? of a small truck into the luggage SUt—WABC New. to Muaic projected beefing up of its day- DEANMARHN 4ie«—WABC Martin Block WCM Newa: jack Starling and Gower Champion, Vic Da- Statues, particularly old Greek compartment of virtually any time schedule presumably is oc- WCM New.; Fraaman and Show mone, Andre Previn and Teddy and Roman statutes, have • pers- c*r? Hayea WO* Nawa casioned by CBS' presumed lead WRCA Newa: Bill Collen Wilson. If Ira, who wrote lyrics piration problem? All gasolines but the adverti- in the time periods. SHIRLEY MadAINE WHTtt Closing Stock SllS—WOR Dorothy and Dick for all but on* of these Report; Muaie •WASC Al LofemiB The best way to find out ser's not only leave horrible de- WOK New.; John WlniaU, WHT* Nawa. Relaxing ("Swan.ee"), decides he isn't too whether you. like • cigaret Is to posits in one's car but don't give ANTHONY WBCA Nawa: Waym Howell Muaio dull a fellow, he'll Join this cast Thanksgiving Night's CBS Show WCM Jack Sterling Show make sure that water can't pass good mileage? Playhouse 90 is a murder story 4,1|_WOB Radlp Naw York Dorothy and Dick —briefly. through th* filter? FRANCIOSA 4llt—>WMT« New.; Relaxing . •iM—WABC BraakfMt Club All of these "special" shows involving a tippling housewife Mu.io until Suniat WCM Newa; Arthur Girls who use hair spray have George Burns, without Grade . Ed Sullivan's interest in WABC New. Godfrey which the networks are interlac- • better chance of catching fel- but with pals, dropped around CAROLYN JONES Bis*—WABC Martin Block WHTO Headllnea: Strictly ing into the TV schedules are ballet continues: Jerome Rob- WCBS Naw.; freeman and for Women lows who walU well than girls last night for a pleasant, definite- bins' "Ballets U.S.A." will be on Hayea WO* Nawa; Galan Drake causing much panic among pro-who use hair dressing? ly nostalgic hour. The NBC WOK New.; John Seott WRCA Nawa, Bill Cullen ducers of the regular weekly ser- his CBS show Nov. 29 ... Red WMCA Jim Irfiwe Show •ia*—WHTO Nawa, Relaxing You're likely to get your clean Staitlme Show was called "The Buttons has been signed for an •llg—WOB Radio Naw York Mualc ies. white gloves dirty If you stroke Big Time," suggesting a salute •iS«—WMT« New.. !•.«•—WABC Peter and Mery When a "hot" special Is pul NBC Startime comedy, "Some- •VININB WCM Newa the hair of • man who uses hair to vaudeville of another genera- thing Special," for Dec. 1. into a time slot opposite one oltonic? tion. Actually, it was the engag- SSMktoy T*ms* Friaay Martha Wright their episodes, they now reshuf- ROBERT MIDDLETOW SiOO—WCM Newe. Van Voorhli WHTO Headline., Mualc There are machines that tick ing Bums singing and dancing a WOH Nawa. Lyle Van WOR Newa Reporta fle 'em and choose one which Recommended tonight: "Wagon At-Tfc* CARLTON AISO WIICA Up to the- Minute WRCA News they consider a "dog." Why •lOS—WABC Martin Block My True Story Train." NBC, 7:30-8:30 p. m. — KIDMI SHOW FRED MACMURRAY BltB—WABC Howard Co.cll Kilt—WABC Martin Block throw away a good episode when with Judith Anderson guest star- ••It—WCBt Sports. Bob Cook* Martha peane the bulk of the viewers may SAT. at 2 "FACI OF A WO* Nawa. John Wlnt.te 1*1 Martin Block Maki Bob Thomas Comments ring; "Ozzie snd Harriet," ABC, •>»•—WABC New.. John Daly Belltv* Ballroom watching Hope, Sinatra or Ingrid 8:30 p. m. — the perennial, good- 6ENE. KELLY WCM Bill Leonard WHTO News, Relaxing Bergman that night? WO* New.: Henry ' Mu.io humored family series; Perry "3 MUSKITIMS" Gladetane WOR Interview.: Martha This is a good thing for the Como Show, NBC, t-10 p. m. — •US—WABC Arthur Van Horn Deana On Stars Walking Out |i||_W«K Sidney Walton WRCA Ed Herllhy, harassed viewers to know. Now with Benny Goodman, Celeste CONTISTS ON Lowell Thoma« True Story you can all tune to the "special" By BOB THOMAS ," appears willing Holm and the Charles Weldman WO* Bporta, Stan Lomax 111 Nawa; Houaa Party and not worry about- missing STAGE WRCA Threa SUT Extra WHTO Headline.: Muale AP Mevle-TV Writer to sacrifice Mi paycheck for • Dance Troupe; Steel Hour, CBS, Wate Edward P. Korean WOR Newa. P. Roblrunn smashing chapter of, say, "Ad better deal. He didn't report for 10-U p. m. - "The Last Au-ll WCM Nawa; Amoa 'n Andy WRCA Newal Radio The: ventures in Paradise." HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Why does WOR Fulton Lewlf llllt—WOR McCanna at Home • star walk out of a TV series work last week when talks for • tumn," live drama with Pat WRCA Newa; Art Ford til**—-WABC Martin Block, Ma* One of life's little Inequities new contract broke down. He Hingle, Alexii Smith and Barbara *•!•—WABC Lat'a Travel Believe Ballroom will be adjusted next week when and go into another business? WOR Today'n Bu.lne.a WCBS Funny Side Ul> Wayde Preston, the lead in doesn't feel he can support his Welch. YlSB—WABC Alan Freed WHTO Red Bank Realitar residents of Dodge City, Kans., booming career on $284 take- WCM Andy Griffith; Burn Newa, Pete Hnffmai finally get the TV series which Warner Brothers' "Colt .45" and NOW for I WttX * Allen,' Boh A Ray WOR McCann* at Horn* now an executive of an air char- home pay. WOR Newn. Gabriel is laid in their famous town— won't face it. They" get another LW1114 WRCA Lee Bowman "Gunsmoke." ter and sales firm, tells why: James Garaer Is growing Heater Radio Theater mere restless 1* the "Mave- boy." SMOKING LOGIS Nawa. Morgan ll.SS—WABC N.wn After countless petitions and 'I made 34 films last yesr, Beatly lilts—WHTO Midday Stock Heporl working 14 to Is hours a day with rick" corral. Says he: "I'm Ty Hardra, who replaced threats of boycotting the sponsors' Walksr u4 later got Ms owa products by Dodge City's inn personal appearances on the set taking aay act!** right LAST TIMIS TONIT1 weak-end. My net for the year sw, because It's like baatiag "Braae*" series, comments: cititenry, arrangements have "Like everyone els*. 1 don't "Gunsmoke" telecast from an was 17,200. I can make more yaw he**) agakwt the wall. I RITA HAYWORTH money elsewhere. I haw rights as u act- fad I'm geltlag what I deserve. ABC outlet (it's • CBS show) But I'M sMkUag mere moaey Ensign, Kans., 13 miles south "It wasn't juit the hard work besag that "GILDA" west of Dodge. There is no TVand low pay. The studio did recsgalaad. 1 thaa 1 «d as aa *lscirlcal M. ststion In Dodge, but Ensign'* petty things that added insult to Wavaera I* saaklag • gtaosr. My wife sad I Uv* com- STARTS TOMORROW KTVC comes In there loud and injury. I got tired of being mistake la aet kesstog their fertaMy - aet like movie clear, treated like sn Ingenue. actors happy- I Cuak they'd start, but comfortably." Another by-product of the qu "Publicity? Sure, I got lot of get bettor product II they did." , the stolid "Law- II show expose has just come it. But I told the studio, 'if I His TV brother, , is man," ssys he went in to the se- light. Many professions! (snd am had a truckload of publicity and not as militant, but has his com ries with a better deal because || ateur) gamblers were making a dime, I could buy a cup ofplaints. "We have no opportunity he had done a previous coffee1." "There is no deal that can't boll book and belting on the outcomi to parlay what popularity Centrally located In of shows like "Twenty-One,1 Preston was net the first to improved, but I have no current! Eatontowa • New Shrewsbury revolt against the Warners TV have achieved through the problems," ha remarked. MONMOUTIH COUNTY AND NATIONALNEW! "164,000 Question" and the resl rles," he said. "The studio wants DAYTIMi Now that the suckers know th regime. Tlght-chlnned Clint ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR Walker vanished from th* half tho money we would get for Efrem Zlmbalist and Roger || fix was in, they are screamini rodeos, etc, so why try?" Smith, the crime-hunting side- that all bets should be off an "Cheyenne" rang* for nlas months last yur, ..He resumed of "' kicks of "77 Sumet Strip," both II their losses returned to them, comments: "We're working un- declare they an very happy with THE RED BANK REGISTER Wonder if sny of the fixed con the series with a new deal, tat Is sllll discontented, der old-fashioned contracts, made their present setups. So far, there tcstants were placing ilds bets or has been no grumbling from stars || DAILY—MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES themselves? The Congressional I "I signed with the studio un- at a time when actors were do- der the impression I was going Ing one or two pictures a year, ol the several now shows vostlgators could get anothc COFFEE SERVED to do feature pictures," he com-Wo do 20 to 40 shows a yyenr and iVarners this season, but 12 Monrhi $15.00 wholo week of headlines by ask With Our Compliments IriK that question. plains, "I wound up as it TV act-I'm afrit id tho public is KOlnu to Jlscontont usually doesn't set in jj 9 Month. 12.00 KummnuInK throujdi a 1057 hi or, If I continue In a series, it get pretty dnrnud nick of us," null the second your. o MonHii 8.00 Hruphy put out by NHC c enn do notlilnx but hurt my ca- I'otur brown of "Lawinun" li reer. Joel Chandler Harris worked || 3 Monffu 4,25 Chnrlcs Van Doren, I found ill trying to get a new deal. Ho salt! following quote from him; "Mon "I've novcr been a quitter, but the studio tried to get him to H years for tho Atlantic Con- Leu than 3 moi. por month 1,50 vy In a force and it exacts a prlc I don't think I'd walk out a««lt>, stay on without the ralso called .lltulion beginning In 1870. llls|| Singlo Copy 09 I don't know what the price wl! I sco no reason to tone a pay-for in his contract, "But I think Undo Remus series wns "Happy Anniversary be." Hut yoii'ro beginning to /in check on the studio's account." Edd Is making a mistake to walk- Ilihed In the Constitution during|| out now, eh Charles? Edd Byrnes, th* kookle of "77out," he added. "The studio that lime. FInt to Be Baptized Collicbio Head* RED SANK RECrSTER We&n^f. Nmr. Ml MB*-* At King of Kings Orr Heads Tickets will be available at the Far Etut Offfem BELFORD — David Dixon MD Fund Drive door and at several local stores. Hepler, Susan LeStrange, Laury Farm Group Mr. Collichio also called for To Address PTA KEANSBURG — Councilman Parker, Charles Saari and Lee FREEHOLD — Stanley M. Orr, volunteers to help canvass the Louis Collichio has accepted the EATONTOWN — Allied officers Ann Weaver were baptized Sun- Freehold Rd., Millhurst, has been borough in the March Against from the Far East will discuss chairmanship of the Muscular day morning at the first such elected Monmouth county chair- Muscular Dystrophy. education in their respective Dystrophy Appeal here, it was ceremony in the King of Kings man of the farmers' committee He pointed out that funds raised countries at tomorrow's meeting Lutheran Church, by Rev. Roge for the administration of federal announced today by Louis T. in the drive will help to find a of the Margaret L. Vetter Parent- Burkins. farm programs. Wigdortz, county chairman. cure for this fatal muscle-wasting Teacher Association at S p.m. in Mr. Collichio, who is owner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Evans, Aside from the county commit- disease and provide services to the all-purpose room. First and operator of the Belvedere grade mothers will furnish re- Richard Alperk, Eugene Barra- tee, 10 community committees local patients as well. Arena and Pool, Beachway, said freshments. dale, Mrs. Gerd Smock, William were elected by mail ballot. he plans to hold a benefit skat Mr. Wigdortz said the drive Trahman, Mrs. Charles Widmaier The groups will help administei Ing party Dec. 11 st the arena. will continue until the end of this At a recent board meeting, It and Rev. and Mrs. Burkins at the programs of which the Agri- All proceeds will benefit the month in some of the 43 partici- was reported that the PTA mem- tended a workshop in St. Paul'i cultural Stabilization and Conser- Muscular Dystrophy Appeal. pating communities. Ibership is 190. Lutheran Churjh, Linden, Sun vation Agency has jurisdiction, day and Monday. such as conservation, soil bank, commodity loans, acreage allot- ment, marketing quotas and price FAMOUS FOR VALUES support. HOME Others elected to the county HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN committee were William H. Hunt, IMPROVEMENTS vice chairman; Woodrow W. HOURS a Rat alt, Deu Finished Burke, regular member; John C. • Fin* Cabinet Work. Fields, Jr., first alternate, anc ATTENDING SCHOOL — Poliea from 40 municipalities ara attending school «t the Opo* ovory mauls* 'til t; FrMoy '"' **0s Donald Conrow, second alternate Freehold Court House ail this week. Shown at the session on New Jersey criminal • Formica Work SotvfeJoy 'til 4 Marvin A'. Clark, county agent, LAURIA Manufacturing law yesterday are, left io right, Sgt. John McGourty, instructor -from the State is an ex-officio member of the Police Academy, West Trenton; Chief of County Detectives John M. Gawlor; Capt. You Mmt Com* In—You Must $•• th« Giv«-Awoy Price*— SH 7-2142 - Freo Ettimites county committee. Britton C. Cook. It secretary and offic William Woodward and Detective Robert Letts, both of the Middletown Township. The** Tremendous Anniversary Savings Art Our Gift to You

manager. Nancy R. Randolph ii Timothy Curtin and Milton S. retary, and Mrs. Albert Klotzin, the treasurer. Roberts, members, and Norman treasurer. Local Committees McKnight and William F. Ward, Mrs. Philip Msndia was elected JUST 50 PCS. Following are the communitj alternates. as a new trustee. omeone The organization will hold its committees: Neptune-Ocean-Wall —\Percy S. Farry, Jr., Jacob A. Kessler annual Christmas Party Dec. 10 mow Atlantic-Shrewsbury — Jphn C Schanck, William Flock and Wai and LeRoy A. White, members, at Buck Smith's, East Keans- celebrating? and Ernest Clayton and'Robert burg. ter Zimmerer, Jr., members, am Girb' All Wool William E. Thompson, ST., ' am McCann, alternates. The next meeting of the group Send your best in person by phone. It make: John C. Ripley, alternates; Upper Freehold — George Rue, will be Jan. 14 at the Middlei town fire house. a tremendous hit. Costs little. A3 min. station Freehold — Carl B. Schanck John C. Fields, Jr., and J. Cole- Howard Story, Jr., and Karl M man Totten, members, and Fred WINTER COATS call to Pittsburgh from Atlantic City-for ex- A total of 750 horses figured Smith, members, and Ashton Buf Punk and Robert Lamb, alter- ample, only 75* after 6 PM. 10% tax not in the purse distribution during • Checks • Solid*. • Tweed* fett, alternate. • nates. included. the 1959 Monmouth Park meeting Holmdel-Raritan — Frank Moc • Wool IntorHntaf at Oceanport, N. J. ci, Samuel Ambosino and Theo dore Bailey, members, an 1st Aid Auxiliary • Site* 7 to 14 i-iu George^ Cross and Harry J Smith, 'alternates. Names Officers MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT LAW DIVISION Howell — Charles W. Patter FA1RVIEW —Mrs. Lionel Si- Docket No. »••* READY THURSDAY-BE HERE EARLY! son, Donald Conrow and J. Wi mon was re-elected president of Jersey Investment Corporation, * New bur Buff, members, and Williarr Jetty corporation, Plaintiff vi: fete Just 50 Pcs. the Fairview First. Aid Squad M. Rock snd Lola H. Rock, Defen- Jwt 200 ft. Rapp and Roger Merrick, alter Auxiliary at a recent meeting of dints 7 DIAMOND y By virtue of a writ of execution in nates. h the ibove stated Action to me dl- Boys' Seeks . . . 9epr. Pre-Teen Slacks . 1.59 IRIDAL SET the group. rected, I shall expose for sale at pub- Manalapan — Howard M h were Mrs. lic vendue, at the Court House in the Others re-elected Jrnt 100 Pcs. Woodward, Stanley Boyce an Edward T. Seele, vice president; Borouggh of Freehold,. County ot Hon- Just 20 Pet. >__- mouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the William Schlechtweg, members Mrs. Lawrence Flannagan, '•*C-7u.—, a / of. December, 1959, at 2 and Warren Wagner and Williarr o'clock'l , P. H. Prevailing Time. Pre-Teen Crinoline 1.00 All the defendants' right, title and Girls' Quilt Skirts 29c Crine, alternates. SITEIUOK COVKT or NEW JERSEY interest, If any, In and to the fol- LAW DIVISION NO MONEY DOWN Marlboro-Matawan — Loui; lowing:. - Just 50 Pcs. ' Just 40 Pcs. •2.00 Weekly Nc»t Yc»r MONMOUTH COUNTV All that certain lot, tract or parcel Becker, Gus Halleran and Ra. VOCKET NO. L-MOTU of land and premises, situate, lybii 1 Otheri from ISO to 1750 TO: and being In the Borough of Reu McDowell, members, and Danie UNKNOWN OWNER of Ptrcels .109 Bank, County ot Monmouth, Btate of Girls Pedal Pushers 29c Pre-Teen Boycoats 10. K. Stattel and Linford Stevenson A.B. in Section 7, hU unknown heirs, New Jersey: devisees. •in] d perldrfal repitucnUlivei i BEGINNING at a point In the south- JdSt M PCS. alternates. and their or.. any ioi thei.— rf respective erly side of Sunset Avenue, said-.point Just 300 successoriugcesifor>s imn rifi.nirtsnt,, titlline anda Interestinterval, beining Hdistani t 880 feet Westerly from Middletown — Harry W. Coe -he spouse of the Unknown Owner of thel Intelirsectlon of the Southerly side 1 Sidney McLean and Thomas S Parcels 105 A,B. Section 1, and theof. Sunset Avenue and the Westerly Girls Cord. Slocks 1.00 Pre-Teen Sweaters 3.99 respective JiiMbandi. and wives of the•Ide of Lelfhton Avenue: thence Roberts, members, and Josep] ' (1) South 5 degrees 21 minutes SO 60 Iraod St., Rod lank „ _ _ J05•econdi East, ISO feet to a point; Just 17S Pcs. Just M Pcs. T. Gulick and Edwin Beekman A~B~, Section 7, ~and their or any ofthence 717 Coalman, Atbury Park Jr., alternates. their respective successors In right, (2) South IS degrees, IT minutes 1 title and Interest; Carl F. Havlland, West, SO feet to a point: thence Pre-Teen Skirts .. 3.99 Millstone — Chester Pulten Leona Havlland, Township or Walt, In (3) North S degrees 21 minutes 30 Tots Knit Sleepers 1.00 the County of Monmouth, a Municipal seconds West, 150 feet to a point In corporation' of New Jersey, State: of the Southerly aide ot 8unset Avenue; Just 140 Pcs. Just 100 Pcs. New Jersey. thence NOTICE I„ S HEREBY OIVE_ N that (4) North 85 degree* IT minutes East. 1 the New Jersey Highway Authority has SO feet along the Southerly side of filed a Complaint"- •• '" theret--'-—o a--s abov'-*--e Sunset Avenue, to the point or place Girls Stretch Tites 1.00 Pre-Teen tites •. .1.00 entitled, In the Superior Court of New ot BEGINNING. FAMOUS Jersey * whereby it seeks judgment The above description ia prepared In aealnst you and th...e_ appointmen_.. t of Just AS Pcs. Just 40 Pcs. toys' three Commissioner... jrss to tlx the comaccordanc- e with survey dated Novem- pensation to bei paiid ffo r tthh e tktakini g eil ber 14,. . . made by Henry F. La-I. 1 foe 'lands, premisemlses, , propertyprpy,, t.tflu—cbrecque, K., Red Bank, New Jer-1 and easement! hereinafter described, Boys Winter Hats 79c Hooded Parkas .. 5.99 IncludinIncludig Die dgdamage, It any, result- — above described property Is iin g frofomm thth e takintking ttoo any remain known as 106 Sunset Avenue, Red Justl0Pcs. ing property, for the purposes set Bank, Mew Jersey, and Is designated Just 100 Pcs. Girls' / forth in Mid Complaint on the taz roll! at the Borough of Red Bank as Block M, lott 111 111. . SECTION T The aapnslmate amount of ththee Judg- Nylon Snow Suits 2.99 RCELS 10 ment to be aatlslfed by id Better Dresses • . 1.57 A fee laid lale Is Interest certain lot, tract.' o? parcel ot land. thie salt JustlOO Pis. ItacM . ; IRA I. WOIXOTT Sheriff. premlsee • and property, situate.- lylns Dnted! Oct. 30. 1959 and being In'Jhe Township ot Wall, In Sidney H. Welntraub, Atty. 2.99 the County of Monmouth, and Btate (63 lines) * 139.80 Crib Blankets . . 1.59 Car Coats of New Jersey, more particularly de. Nov. 11, 1!, 25, Dec. >0*™ icrlbed as follows: 2 .... OARDSN BTATE PARKWAY. • SECTION T. PARCEL 10SA BEQINNINO at 'the point ot Inter- section of the, westerly line or stale I Highway Route 34 with the dividing I line between land*, now or formerly I ot Rhoback Realty. Inc. on the west I and land! now or formerly of Carl F. Come Celebrate In Middletown Havlland and Leooa Havlland on the eaat and running; thence, II (1) Southeastwardly along the said westerly lint ot Route St. a distance ol eighty-one (81) • feet, more or less, to the point of Intersection with the southwesterly right of way line of the exit ramp from the southbound road-H THURSDAY way of Garden state Parkway to I said Route 34; said southwesterly right j ot way line extends from a point hav- I Ing co-ordinates, based on the New I Jersey .Plane Co-ordinate System of (I FRIDAY N 483,101) E2,159.O5O through a point havlnt; co-ordinates .ol N 482,880 El 2,158.203; thence, I (2) Northwestwardly ' along the said I southwesterly right of way of the exit ramp, a distance of forty-three (43) I SATURDAY feel, more or less, to a point In the I dividing line between Rhoback Realty, I Inc. an•d Havllan-- - d- _ _ mentioned in dcicrlblng the point ol beiinntnt; thence, (3) Northwardly, along the last men- | BIG BROADLOOM SALE tloned dividing line, a distance of forty-l three (431 feet, more or less, to the|| point of beginning. CONTAINING two hundredth! (O.ODll of an acre, more or less. GARDEN STATE PARKWAY ALL-WOOL TWEED 3 Ply All-Wool Twist ALL-WOOL WILTON SECTION T. PARCEL, 1MB BEOINNINO at the point of Inter- Wet* MS. Fa- section of the easterly line ot State WtxthiO.M. Fa. Worth lO.fS Highway Route 34 with the dividing in o u * Callaway, line between lands now or formerly I vorita broadloom ot Valentine It. Johnson, et HI on the I This carpat it aasy north and lands now or formerly of I all-wool twaad and ONIY Carl Havlland and Leona Haviland on of tho dacorators. to claan — long the south and running; thence, II plain breadleem in ft 95 795 (1) Easterly, along said dividing I 95 Daap pila, 3-ply, line, a dlntance of twelve (12) feet, f 12 tm«rt color waaring—in smart more or less, to * point In the east-1 Sq. Yd. erly right of way line of the access I combinations. all-wool twitf. \J Se.YA dacorator colon, M99 ramp leading from the aforesaid Route I 34 to the northbound rbadway of Oar- I 5 den State Parkway: said easterly right I of way line of the access ramp ei-ll tends from a point having co-ordinates ] Such e protty way to stay dry In of N 484,030 £2,138,100 through a point having coordinates of N 443,100 E2,- 158.285: thence. 5-Yr. Guaranteed Nylon WOOL HI-LO BARK All-Wool Textured lain, IIMI or wow. Plastic, light at mttt, splathod 12) Southwardly along the eald east- I erly right of way line or the access II ramp, a distance of forty <<0) feet, f WcrtkMS. 100% W«*th 10.95. Stun- Worth 1O.»5. Long with an almost Invitibt* floral pattern, mofdtd not more or less, to a point In the afore- I said easterly line of State Highway waaring wool tax- DuPont virgin ny- n i n g dacorator )eamod, for lotting protection. So thriftily priced at Route 34; thence, 1 (31 Northwardly along said easterly I turad broadloom line of Routs 31, a distance of forty lon taxturad typa carpat with a Klnnt/a, you can havo a pair in ovary f>o«| height (40) feet, more or less, to the point in • choica of rich of beginning. 95 broldloom, many 795 95 CONTAININO three hundred thirty II luxurious high and fashion-right col- (3301 fl'iuare fset, more or leas. I] BEING part of the aame land and dacorator colors. low pila affact. ors. premises conveyed to Carl F. Havl- I anil hy ilceiP dated March ». 1IH« from 6 Vernon L. Krazce and Grace rt, Fra- 5 j-.ee, his wife, nnd recorded In Mon- mouth County Clerk's Office on April L 4. 11)4* In Deed Hook !04» pages 370II oct. | 9x12 TWEED RUGS Together with lite deprivation of any I %" WOOL VELVET ALL-WOOL TWIST right or rights of the owners of the lands, shutting the lands abova de- WITH FOAM RUIMft CUSHION scribed to an easement for light and Waft* 12.fl. Ac WorthMS.Asan air over, or direct access to or from the said lands above described. I Rtg. SMS. Larga With respect to Section 7, Paresis I lually '/»" daap sttional prico for 10S AiB, you, Unknown Owner of Par. I aisortmant of da'- eels 105 A.B In Section T, your un- pila woof valvat this broadloom. known heirs, devisee! and personal representatives and your, their, or any] lirad colors and 95 795 broadloom, long- 95 Haavy, long waar. of your euocessora In right, title and Intercut, and you, Carl F. Havlland, 1 patterns to choota, are innde defendants, because you or I waaring qualitiat. ing all-wool twiit. or any. of you, are or may be the from. owners thereof: you, the apousa of the Unknown Owner of Parcels 105 9 39 HWY 35, MIDDLETOWN A,B, In Section f, ami you, the raspec- Uvt> hualHimlii ami wlvei of the un. ehoMO from • loroa sa4ocHo*i of MM lotoit In ftow covorlnei. Pool frot to cell Ol MIOO. Our linuwn hulrs anil clnvlnocn of the said Unknown owner or I'urcrln 105 A,B, Swap ot-Homo RtfHatoiirotlvo wIN call on you with • lareo aolo«tlM of tho iiwut ttyfM mi pet* n Nectlon 7. nnd ynur, thnlr, or any • OPEN • if your resi'ccllvn iiicnpuara In rleht, Illle, and Interest, ami yrai, i.eona torn*. No obligation. Littoral budfot pious avolloMa. 'l»vllnJt»i, nro ntHil« ilfl/ondttnts, l»o- 10 A. M. TO • P. M. MON. TO Ml. ".iitsn ytm, or any of you have or may inlin in hnve an Intrroit by way of Inwrr or nurtesy Ihrrrln: you, Rtatell 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M. SAT..SUN. ir Ni'W Jpriny, Township of Wall, In DIP Couttty of Monmouth, a municipal porimrntlon nf N»tw JprHpy, are mailn rlefmifluntn ItocatifM you or any of you OTHER STORES LOOATED AT ItoM or may claim in hold a Hen or iMlcutnliraDcif thernnn. NEPTUNE-Noptuno Shopping Center NOTICB IH IIKIIKFIY PUIITIIDR MID STATE MALI Shopping Center IIIVKH Hint nn orilrr was maila In PARLIN-SAYREWOOD Shopplaf Center NO. BRUNSWICK Shopping Center ilm Hut'crior (!nurt df Ni»w Ji»rK(iy nn HIP "in Hay nr Nuvpniiirr, innn, til. SHERWOOESTABLISHED 1925 D PARSIPPANY-MORRIS HILLS Plata KI.MWOOD Shopping Center I'n'tliiK Hi,' ftrfrmlnntn In nliow CHUHI. RUftS ROSELLE-Roscllo- Shopping Center bed,™r «r\Ifl (Niurt on I''rlilny, the lllh ACROSS Rt. 4, EM! Patonon, N. J, of hnrpiniipr, Ut'ilt, at tha hour EAST PATERSON Shopping Center .. t..o. pluck in the fominun, at HIP I-ROM 1 TOTOWA-Houlo 41 . 'ntiii lI'MiKt . rrpohulil, In dip Couuty IIEKGEN MALL Shopping Center ,r M'iniii'.iiihh,, NPN W Jpr»pyJruy,, why Ihthpe SHOI'I'INCi CENTER • SLUM HOP In iiitl'l C(im|i|nlnt nhotild HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN Roulo «, Puramut, N. J, MVINCSTON-Roulo 10 lilt t>P « trwi WOODIWIDGE, Roulo I Diitiil' • 12, IIH1 OS 1-1300 WATCIIUNO-Roulo 22 I. KMITU. J|t.. Open Dally 'til 9 P. M.; Sat, 'til 6 FREE PARKING "tucy fur I'lalnll Hcfdl Jow mm: Mrs. IM fh, IO-Wednedav. Xov. 18. 1959 RED BANK REGISTER 21 Attend BrooUya; Mrs. Mfdsswl KM*, Jockey Baptized in St. James Red Bank, and the baby'a filter, citation awarded to Mr. Scullion S&D Session Elizabeth Ann. was for meritorious service. Com- For $2 Million SHREWSBURY — Heidi Joan Two Awards mander Slocum also presented EATONTOWN — Twenty-one Mich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. members attended Monday night's TRENTON (AP) — A Mer- ohn Me Grogan a national iles Disch, 261 Beechwood Dr., "WHILE YOU WAIT" For Legion award received for his efforts in meeting of Pride of Crescent :hantville Jockey is suing the child welfare. Council, Sons and Daughters of Monmouth Park Jockey Club and was baptized Sunday afternoon at UNION BEACH — Two awards t. James Catholic Church in Mr. Me Grogan was the post's Liberty, when a penny sale was another jockey for two million were presented to the American held in borough hall. dollars damages as the result of Red Bank. Mrs. Andrew Patey of Legion Post by County Comman- children's welfare chairman who umson and Edward Karpowich sponsored the program, stressing Special awards were given to fall suffered last year. der Basil- Slocum last week in Mrs. Florence Knight and Mrs. The suit was filed in Federal )f Brooklyn were godparents. the hall. Mr. Slocum presented a safety at home and at school, for which awards to children par Nellie Yates. In charge of the pro-District .Court yesterday on be- Immediately following'the cere citalion to the past historian, Ed- gram were Mrs. Elizabeth Soren- half of Jerry Truman. It says he ward Scullion, for his two l ticipating were given. mony, a reception was held at son and Miss Sara Bowater. suffered permanent injuries when the Disch home. Attending were umes of ihe post'; yearbook. A dance-social will be held in A draping of the charter took he was thrown from his mount The yearbooks were judged for the hall Saturday. Music will be the infant's maternal grandpar- place for a departed member, during a race at Monmouth Park ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew coverage and "layout." They furnished by the Hi Fi Five. The Track June 21, 1998. dance is for the benefit of the, Mrs. Mary Harvey of Long Heckt, Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. were judged by the national com- Branch. mander, William McGrath. Th~ e children's Christmas party. The suit charges Jockey Rob- Arthur Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A games party will be featured ert L. Stevenson of Florida, with Balmer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert TAX SAM! NOTICE Or REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ATLANTIC at Monday night's meeting, with recklessness and careless riding. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin FOR NON-PAYMENT of TAXES Mrs. Fred Hartley, president, It says the track should have pro- Sutphin and Mr. and Mrs. Pau Public Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, the Collector of Tax and Miss Henrietta Herrmann in vided "safe racing conditions." of the Township of Atlantic, County of Monmoulh, New Jersey, will *ell Kelly, Shrewsbury; Mr. and Public Auction In the Atlantic Township Hall, Colt's Keck, New Jersey, on the charge. Truman is seeking one million 25th day of November, 1P.W. at 2 p. m., the following described lands. Mrs. Frank T. Wise, Middletown Said lands will !>P sold to ninke iiie amount of municipal Hem chargeable ' A polyanna party and covered dollars from Stevenson and theMr. and Mrs. William Onderdonk, against the samr c( the first day of July, 1959, exclusive, however, ot the lien dish supper for those celebrating Jockey Club jointly and another fey taxes for the year 1959 as computed In the following list, together with River Plaza; Mr. and Mrs. Wil Interest on said amount from the first day of July, 1959, to the date of sale birthdays in October and Novern one million from'the track alone. ani costs of sale. The subscriber will sell In fee to the person who bidi the liam Patton, Mrs. Margaret amount due, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but, In no ber*will take place at the meet Murphy and Andrew Patey, Rum case exceeding elpht iR) per cent per annum, The payment for the sale shall ing Monday, Nov. 30. The Christ be made before the conclusion of thfi sale or the property will be re*sold. Cart or certified cheek* only, will he accepted In payment. mas party will be held at Circle Two Join Any parcel or real property for which there shall b* no other purchtt,. Inn, Wansmassa, Saturday, Dec. will b(* struck off and sold to the Township .of Atlantic for redemption at eight (S) per centum per annum and the municipality shall have the same remedies 19. Scout Auxiliary and rights as other purchasers, Including tha light to bar or foreeloM the right of redemption. NEW MONMOUTH — Mrs The sale shall be made and conducted In accordance with the provision of the statute of the State of New Jersey entitled "An act, concerning unpaid Girls Describe. John Greenup and Mrs. ftiehari taxes and assessments and other municipal charges on real property, and DeYoung were welcomed as providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of Hem Scout Round-up DOHT thereon (Chapter fi of Title 84 of the JUvlied Statutes") and acts supple members of the Scout Mothers mentary thereto and amendatory thereof. , UNION BEACH - Misses Kar At any time, before the sale, the undersigned will -receive payment of the Auxiliary of troop 146, sponsored amount due on any property with Interest and cost, up to the time of pay en Hammer, New Shrewsbury, by the Baptist Church, Thursday aient. . ; HAWAIIAN SIGHT —Natur* if providing one of its The said lands so subject to sale, described In accordance with the tax and, Judy Stempler, Red Bank, at the home of Mrs. Neil Brown duplicate including the name ol the owner as shown on the last tax duplicate greatest spectaclas for these tourists. Hundreds of feet were guests when the Bayshore Belfbrd. and the aggregate of taxes and other municipal charges which were a lien thereon the first day of July, 1959. exclusive however, of the Hen for taxes below a river of molten lava wands its way through Ki- Neighorhbod Association of Girl Mrs. William Aitken resigned To for the year 1959, are as listed below. Scouts met last week* in the ANNE WYLIE, lauea Iki crater on tha island of Hawaii after spurting as secretary, and was replaced costs so little... Collector. Union Hose fire house. by Mrs. DeYoung. Mrs. Stanley Block Lot Name Acres Taxes JntereL from a rift in the crater wall. A cloud of sulphur gas means so much Anthony Clcalese.—11,62 fr Improvements ... ._...... $ 8S.7B • 16.89 Miss Hammer and Miss Stemp- Urbine and Mrs. Dorothy Deck- 6 12 J. Hynei Est.—1 lot 6.49 .9! rises from the eruption, in its third day on Nov. 16. ler, Senior Girl Scouts, showed ers were appointed publicity 34 » Chas. Leonard B»t.—1 lot « 51.90 '7.82 MITNME...... W 23 2 Leopold Zacek—2 acres & Improvements ..,_ _. 142 74 «»| 77 (AP Wirephotp) slides and spoke on their trip chairmen. A Christmas party 44 10 Unknown.—App. 36.7 acres -..—. ..-....-.,.-.. 461.99 71.50 with the Girl Scout round-up ir planned for the scouts Dec. SO 13 Unknown.—App. 71 Acres ...... _„.__....._..... 805.20 125.64 SO 15 Unknown.*—App. 11.3 acres „ . 129.35 19.92 Colorado Springs Colo. Mrs. in the Baptist Church hall, 1 mln. station rsts Item Atfeiry Park 53 12 Unknown.—App. 8.15 acres .. _...- ...... 311.16 43.H £4 6 Unknown,—App. 30 acres ™~ „...-„—.. - 110.88 17.11 Charles F. Gelsler, West Keans cakeless cake sale will be he! ortiltfrt 54 7 Unknown.—App. 18 acres _._.„..„„.„.._.._„ 203.28 31.41 It Pays to Advertise in The Register burg, was chairman. . - Dec.S. Oct. S8—Nov. 4—11—IB 169.30

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1959 7c PER COPY $7X5-3UUloitTotal New Jersey Skipper Scores State Half-Million State Aid Hike News Briefs TRENTON (AP) - The Erie For Lifting Permit Seen for Mbnmouth Schools Railroad) today asked state per- Mission to abandon its Riverside FAIR HAVEN — River Rats' Application* Available Skipper Walter M. Isbrandtsen TRENTON-SUte aid of seven- itation in Newark. It also asked and-a-quarter million dollan for Plan Honor Society yesterday expressed annoyance he atste Public Utilities Commis- For Red Bank Cop at a state Department of Con- Monmouth County schools next In Atlantic Highlands 1 lon for permission to end ticket Red Bank Police Chief servation and Economic Develop- year—almost a half-million more ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — agent service at its Pequannock ment ruling banning his 111-foot than the current allotment-has George H. Clayton this morn- Members ef the Staeeat Ceas- station. The Erie application said houseboat from the Navesink Riv- been requested by the state De- eU aad faculty of Ike heal lag said application farms far that its Riverside station was patrolman are available at Po- er. partment of Education. high school mat last weak te The houseboat, a reconverted discuss plans for tha establish- ised last year by an average of lice Headquarters. The department released fig- me passenger every three days. Borough Council has given barge, serves as a base of oper- urea1 yesterday showing next ment of aa boner society. ations in the summer for the lo- A committee waa appointed The Erie said it could save $6,. approval to a proposal te hire year's, state aid programs, most three mere patrolmen In Red cal sailing and boating organiza- of them mandatory. The state- to draw up a caasfltatlaa te he 000 a year by eliminating the tion. seat to the state far aserovaL agent at'its Pequannock station. Bank. wide total will increase by more Applications must be re- In a letter to Kenneth H. (^re- Serving, en the committee veling, director of the depart- than seven million dollars, to are JIB Feldmaa, Beretee Da* turned to headquarters by Dec. $99,111,344. SOMERV1LLE (AP)-Eseap- ment's Division of Planning and Was, Evan Garriaoa sod Re* ig from jail was as easy as 7, the chief said. Development, Mr. Isbrantsen Monmouth's aid needs were set berta Van Pemls. at $6,198,105 for operating costs, pulling teeth yesterday for Wil- called for "immediate reconsid- Faculty members who will liam Postel. Postel, 24, ef eration" of the matter. and fl.0S2.3M for building. The make tha Baal choice ef char- Grlggstowa, was in {Somerset 1959-60 figures are $5,806,769 for Malloy Gets Actually, the Pled Piper, as the ter members la the society are County Jail awaiting to be houseboat is called, is no longer operation, and $947,138, building. Aaron Breslow, Mrs. Heary transferred to Rshway Re- Enrollment Boost moored in the Navesink River. It Winger, Mrs. Jack Nlehehv formatory after being sentenc- $225 Fine, is in Jersey City. Boosted by a mushrooming and Mrs. Ceastaaea Evans. ed for stealing watches from public school population, direct The River Rats had the barge HUD IN ROIBIRY— Donald Caruso, stands left, manager of the West End Gro- a roadside store. When he com- towed there after it broke away aid for operating costs alone for plained ef a toothache, guard Loses License the entire state wilt increase by cery, Atlantic Highlands, tells Police Capt. James Egidio that the three seated from its anchorage last month Suggests Ike atom Beckham haadeaffed FAIR HAVEN-Frank Malloy, off Fair Haven Rd. and wan- $4,718,935 — from $65,800,072 to man are the onet who hold up the store Nov. 4 and made off with 150. Thai trio, Postel and took him across the $70,519,300. 10 Waterman Ave., Rumson, dered across the river to Middle- left to right, are Milton Goode, David Jones and William Hanry Davis. All three street to Dr. L. J. Kohn, who >leaded guilty to a drunk driv town. This aid is based on a founda- Take Truman in signed statements yesterday admitted the job and war* ordered held for the pulled the tooth. On the way ng charge yesterday and was The state called the craft a tion program of $200 for every eat, Postel bolted down an al- action of the grand jury on charges of armed robbery. \ Ined $225 and had his driver's "menace to navigation" and or- pupil in a school district's aver- ley aad escaped. Beckham icense revoked for two years. dered it removed from the river. age daily enrollment. The dis-Along on Trip tripped on the dentist's stair- The case was heard by Magis- Decision a Shock trict pays a "fair share" based AUGUSTA, CM. (AP)-Presi- way while hi pursuit and lost Mr. IsbrandUen, a shipping line on its tax ratable* and the state trate John V. Crowell in Munic- dent Eisenhower Is mulling over Court Fines his prisoner. pal Court. . executive, said the state's decis- pays the balance. The state pays proposal that he ask Harry S. ion to revoke the houseboat's per- at least $50 a pupil to each dis- Mr. Malloy was apprehended Truman to go- along on next NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)—The / Sgt. •• George. Chandler last mit—granted for a year—"Has trict. month's goodwill visit to three Hit Year's High IS. Public Health Service has come as a shock to me and the The department said close to week after being seen driving continents, a White House spokes- warded the Rutgers University through the borough in an er- executive board of the river half the districts in the state will man says. In Red Bank Graduate School of Social Work ratic manner, police said. rats." be receiving the minimum aid of Wayne Hawks, acting White $99,430 to set up a mental health $50 a pupil next year. The New Fines collected in Red Bank Dr. John B. Movelle examined He added: House press secretary, told workers' training program. Dr. Mr. Malloy and pronounced him "Of greater importance, how- Jersey Education Association, a news conference qnestiorer yes- during October hit the high for Mason W. 'Gross, university pres- unfit to drive, police added. teacher organization, is pushing the year — $2,359. evpr, it,represents potentially a terday: "He haa it under consid- ident, said today the grant goes In other court action, A for a state sales or personal in- eration, yes:" The previous high for 1919 was mortal blow to a project which Into effect next July 1. It is to Itudenko, 57 Steven Ave,, Neweven its objectors have acknowl- come tax to finance a founda- But one obvious obstacle In the i March when $2,065 in fines provide $1},8S6 yearly for five Shrewsbury, was fined $15 on a tion program of $300 a pupil. way of turning the President and were collected. edged is desperately needed in rears. Wayne Vasey, dean of the careless driving charge. the community." Building Aid former President into traveling Of last month's total, the bor- Graduate School of Social Work These fines were paid in vlo- companions is that for seven ough kept $722; the county re- The skipper scored the fact that The department calculated the said the training program would itions. bureau this week: the permit was taken away with- state will have to provide $15,' years there hasn't been much ceived $493, and $1,094 went to help ease a shortage of person- Mary C. Crane, Linden Ave., good-will between them. the state. out an investigation by the state. 218,522—an increase of $802,548 el in the mental health field. .ocust, and Gary Lohr, 294 Bay "For your guidance, the house- from the current year—to help And a spokesman for Truman These figures were included We., Highlands, each $15 for said in Kansas City that Tru- in the monthly report from Red boat has withstood winds up to school districts pay for new TRENTON (AP)-The Raritan arelesj driving. 40 miles an hour for over two buildings in 196041. Building man knew nothing of the idea. Bank Magistrate John V. Cro- tiver Railroad Co. today asked Also, O. Kennedy, 78 Jackson It was Sen. Thomas J. Dodd well. months before suddenly and un- aid is also fixed by formula. tate permission to sell 6.0$ acres St.. Fair Haven; Edna H. Herr, explicably drifting away under It requested these amounts for (D-Conn.) who suggested that « Arraigned of land in South Amboy for $55.- Westfield, and Joan F. Ellis, Eisenhower make his 20,000-mile Forty-five persons were ar- the impetus of a force, three other type of aid: 000. The railroad asked permis- Cooper Rd.. Atlantic Highlands, (Beaufort scale) gentle breeze."- Transportation — $8,252,977, an tour of 11 nations a bl-partisan in October for non-traffic offen- sion from the State Public Utili- sach $20 for speeding. affair. He wrote a letter to theses. Those arraigned were fined Increase of $828,140. • ies Commission to sell the lsnd "Furthermore, when its cables Classes for the handicapped—' chief executive Prldey proposing a total of $1,074. This compares that Eisenhower invite' one or o Jacob I. Polkowitz of 175 were examined they were found $3,008,803, an Increase of $444,824 to 37 arraignments in September Smith St., Perth Amboy. The more Democrats experienced In and fines totaling $675. Seek Ocean not only to be intact but with Emergency aid-$35O,0OO, an in-international affairs. and is located at Rt. 35 an shackle pins still in place. crease of $175,000. Although traffic summonses is- RAM IOOK—Brig. Gen. Santo Impallixxeri, left, reads Raritan St., South Amboy. It is In addition to Truman, .the sued dropped from 119 in SepttnW "Therefore in view of the bit- Industrial schools - $70,000, rare < 1611.treatise on telescopes at the Army Signej assessed at $2,430 for property County Park terness, with which oar applies- change. ator mentionejLJea who waa TffmurvlRretary of ^gafp.;,MaaaHBV Fort Msjamouth, as Maj. Nicola Mana, • n JjfsBatmission to moor off Evening vocational classes — ilr HlUnTtd. dock in the river $295,721, an increase of $61,647. state;- - Adlal E, Stevenson, the in September to $1,285. also ah Italian signal officer, looks on. Gen. Impelliz- loser to Eisenhower in the 1952 NEWARK (AP)-Publlc Serv- was fought and the threats which Evening "Americanization" In the non-traffic division, 22 xeri is holding historic Atlantic coastline telescope ice has the sehttien to the case TOMS RIVER (AP) — The the writer personally received classes for the foreign born — and 1956 presidential campaigns; persons appeared last month for and Rep. Chester Bowles (D- which is part of museum collection. of Its wandering bus. Edward Board of Freeholders wiU consid- from the objectors, 'We have' on- $77,523, an increase of $15,622. 'iolation of borough ordinances. L. Flyna, SI, ef BleemfMd today a New York syndicate's ly begun to fight you, I'll get Conn.), a former ambassador in This is seven more than were No Library Fund India; Ave.. Nutley. pleaded guilty-fat proposal to lease the Ocean Coun- you yet:' phis, serious rumors of charged in September. y Municipal Court yesterday to The department .did not re- ty Park in Lakewood for a Dis-a teenage 'rumble* being organ, Seven juvenile complaints were Officers From Italy taking the bus Monday ani neyland-type operation with a ized in the neighboring borough quest anything for aid to free handled in October, five more public libraries. driving eff with It. He finally historical theme. of Rumson for the alleged pur- Middletown than in September. crashed Into -a tree hi Glea The Legislature added $400,000 The county could make be- pose of performing a 'Halloween Careless drivers and those who Ridge. Flynn waa the only per- tween $100,000 and $500,00 a year Cremation,' make it impossible to the state budget for library disregarded red traffic lights led aid this year, anticipating pas- Woman Settles Visit Signal Museum son aboard at the tune as the from auch a venture if approval to ignore the possibility of sabo- sage of a program sponsored by the list of motor vehicle viola- driver, Kenneth Monroe, 27, of is voted, said Freeholder .Direc- tage." tors last month. el Arlington Ave., had left the Sen. Thomas J. Hillery (R-Mor- FORT MONMOUTH-The first tor James K. Allardice. Mr. Isbrandtsen Mid because ris). Gov. Robert B. Meyner For $14,750 There were six hi each cate- key in the Ignition while he Allardice did. not name the of this the houseboat "voluntar- gory. In September, 12 careless treatise ever printed about the dropped Into a diner for a cup has not yet signed the Hillery FREEHOLD - Mrs. Gloria telescope, an 81-page, yellum- Official Fired syndicate. He said the group ily was removed from her moor- bill and.the money remains un- Hendrickson, 15 Conover PI., driving summonses were issued. ef coffee. Flynn said he had wanted to take over the entire ing and put into winter storage bound book, published in Italy in been drinking aad didn't knew spent. ' Middletown, was awarded $14,750 The number of parking,tickets 300-acre park, which once was in Jersey City" before the state 1 in a settlement approved by Coun- issued in October fell more than 1618, is one of the rare items In Gty Probe why he drove eff with the has. made its ruling. In addition to the grants-in- among the historical collections the summer estate of John D. ald, the. department requested ty Judge Alton V. Evans here SO per cent compared to the Sep- He was held h $l.aaa ball for Mr. Isbrandtsen added: at the U. S. Army Signal Corps NEW YORK (AP) — The city sentencing Dec. I. Both be Rockefeller, Sr. $1,318,791 for administrative yesterday. tember figure. There were 55 The venture would be the syndi- "What la there about a govern- summonses last month for local Museum, here. director of weights and measures aad Monroe were fired by their costs, including the salaries of Mrs. Hendrickson suffered in- waa fired yesterday in the midst cate's first. It would parallel the ment organization such as yours, county superintendents of schools, juries to her neck and back in parking offenses, compared to The illustrated book, written employers because of the oc- which exists by virtue of the tax- 124 in September. of a spreading probe of butchers famous Disneyland in California county supervisors of child study, an accident on Maple Ave., Red by an Italian, Hieronymus Sirtur- but would be devoted to United es of the people whose interests who cheat customers and city in- left the keys In the bus. and helping teachers. The pro-Bank, June 8, 1957. Over-all, the Municipal Court us, S. D., proved to be of special spectors who help them do it. States and Ocean County history. it is sworn to advance and pro- posed Increase of $403,372 would Mrs. Hendrickson's car was and cleik handled 158 cases last interest to two recent visitors to Allardice said he toured the tect, that decisions affecting the include'20 new jobs. struck in the rear by a truck month. The September figure was the museum from Italy — Brig. The investigation under way be- ELIZABETH (AP)—The Singe: welfare of almost 10 per cent of fore a Brooklyn grand jury was Sewing Machine labor dispute lite during the week-end with The department said the di driven by Frank J. Patock, of 206. Gen. Santo Impellizzeri and Maj. Milton Seaman, New York City a particular community's popula- rect aid for operating costs was Prospect Ave. and Rosslyn Ct., Nicola Maua, both of the Italian spreading not only to meat mar- that culminated with a. week tion should thus be disposed of kets in other boroughs, but also lawyer representing the interest based on an estimated average Little .Silver. The truck waa own- Signal Corps. long strike may not be settled summarily with so little thought dally pubUc school enrollment of to marketing practices in ohe ifter all. Harry Xifo, president of ed party. Seaman told him theeither to the circumstances sur- ed by the Patock Construction Although the telescope .was in- facility would take 24 to 30 1.01t,4J* pupils this year, an in Co.- - •, > ' Seek to Enjoin retail food stores. local 461 of the Independent Un- rounding the situation or the ac- crease of 48.000 from last year. vented by the Dutch. optician, ion of Electrical Workers, sal months to build, Allardice said, tual facts in the case? . Edward W. Wise, Jr., Red Lippershey, it was Galileo in Aa reports of scale-rigging, and would be made up of per- It estimated enrollment will in- Bank, represented Mrs. Hend- Gloucester Ban psyoffs, phony advertising and today signing of the new con- "I am certain you can see that crease nearly 50,000 next year. Florence, Italy in 1609, who in- tract ratified Nov. 9 has been manent exhibits designed to ap- if government, at whatever level, rickson. The defendant was rep- WOODBURY (AP) — Former vented the type known as the false labeling of meats came out peal to entire families. There are now more than 1,000 resented by William F. Hanloa, df the investigation. Mayor Rob- postponed. The delay Is due to is to be run either on the basis New Jersey Attorney General Galilean telescope. what Xifo said was an incentive Allardlce expressed doubt that Special classes for the handi- Aabury Park. Graver C. Richman says he plans ert F. Wagner took two major of pressure, rumor, or 'which capped in New Jersey, the de- Ancient Treatise steps. clause not In the original agree- the proposal would get freehold- axle: squeaks the most,' It can- to seek an injunction to restrain er approval. He said he himself partment said, and 273,000 pup(ls He fired Fred J. Loughran. di- ment. Singer officials said they not possibly operate In the true Gloucester/ County Prosecutor The ancient treatise is divided was opposed to one plan for pav will be riding school buses next Guy Lee, Jr.. from enforcing the rector of weights and measures, had agreed to rephrase the in- interest of the people it presum- year. Essex Assembly into three parts — theories of the centive work phrase In the be- ing 100 acres of' the park for Sunday closing law pending a astronomical telescope, the per-and he ordered new rules and ably seeks to serve. decision on its constitutionality. regulations drawn up for the De-lief that union leaders had mis-automobile parking. The free- "You and your colleagues have fect construction of the Galilean understood the language of the holder director said deed restric- Recount Slated Richman Is lawyer for Bargain telescope, and changes to facili- partment of markets. done a serious wrong and I can Freeway Shift riginal contract. But they said tions also might prohibit such a NEWARK (AP — A recount City, a discount store in Deptford tate its use. It contains elaborate He also said he is In favor of only urge your immediate re- will begin Monday of the As- Township. He said yesterday he stripping the department of its the union was now returning withventure. consideration toward providing a Bothers Borough drawings and sketches to il- entirely new demands. Union aembly election results in key would seek a separate injunction lustrate the varioua phases. present enforcement power over proper solution in conjunction Essex County. for the store in Superior Court, cheating retailers, so that they leaders will explain t' » situation with the government of the bor- SHREWSBURY - Borough Gen. Impelliueri checked the to the membership at a meeting 3150,000 Award ough of Fair Haven. Council last night received of- Superior Court Judge Alexande Camden, probably Friday. can be deal with in the courts. book's graphic illustrations as Sunday at the Rltz Theater. "Such a solution, I respectfully ' flcial notice that Its neighbor, P. Waugh ordered a recount of The Sunday closing' law was applied to the first telescope used After he was fired. Loughran approved by voters Nov. 3. It In Settlement submit does not lie In your sug- New Shrewsbury, is "disturbed the vote that gave the Republ along the Atlantic coastline — ssld: "I cannot believe that May- by the suggestion" that the procans a 7-5 edge In the county' was challenged last Friday in or Wagner did this based upoi FREEHOLD - It was learned gestion thst the houseboat be delegation at the election last Newark, where a Superior Court one of the museum's many his- Plan Borough yesterday that the $2 million suit moored so as to require access posed Rt. 35 freeway be located torical items, the correct facts. He must be mis to tha west of its plsnned loca- Nov. 3. ludge stayed enforcement pend- Informed ... I have devotee against the Central Railroad of to it through any one Individual's tion. Both the Democrats and Re- ing a decision on the law's con- Since the early 1830s, this tele my entire life to fighting frauc Bulletin Board New Jersey which was settled private property. This is and al- This borough and Red Ban publicans, have asked tor the stitutionsllty. seppe served four successive tele- and corruption. I have never in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Th here Monday, awarded $130,000 to ways ties' been a community want the freeway moved west of recount because of the closeness Attorney General Furman had graphers of the Havens family structed anybody to stay out oilocal Boosters Club will hold the children of a man killed in project, not a personal play- Its planned termination. of the election. asked Lee not to enforce the for their reporting from the any store. I have never In my of square dsnee In the Sea Explore the Newark Bay train wreck of thing." Sept. 15, 1958. Mayor Bernard B. White aaid, Only 301 votes separated the law -last Sunday, but Lee in- Signal tower at Highlands, the flcial capacity done anything building Friday night to raise "At no time did the Borough of low winner, Democrat Daniel sisted he would do so unless en- last of whom was Arthur W. was ashamed of." funds to erect a town bulletin The suit wss filed by Walter Shrewsbury mention the Borough Flynn, from the high loser, Re- joined by the court. Havens who died in 1957 at 83. Two arrests also have resulted board on First Ave., between H. Gebhart, Jr., and Vivian Ben- Hudson Probes ef New Shrewsbury." publican Milton Lange. Antonldes' 'Drug Store and lu- der, for the death of their father, Myer Telescope from the probe—one of an inspec- Walter Gebhart, Sr. He said later that it would be GOP Attorney Irving Yanko- tor In Loughran'a bureau, the men's Department Store. ' up to State Highway Department wlti had asked for a recount New Republican Another famous telescope in Mr. Gebhart, 63, was a resi- Train Runaway the museum's collection is that other an official of a poultry The board will feature a per engineers to find a new location only In the five races the R« workers union. dent of Feastcrville, Pa., with JERSEY CITY (AP) - Hudson Club Formed used by the late Brig, Gen. A! manent "glassed In" section fo a summer home In West Point for tha freeway-if attempts t publicans lost, Joseph Dunn, church listings, and an open sec County -Prosecutor Lawrence A. hsve It relocated are successfu Democrat, asked a recount of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - At bert J. Myer, founder of the Pleasant Island, Ocean County. Whlpplo said today ho would in- Army Signal Corps, He used it Woman Hurt in 2-Car tlon for notices of communl Me was an industrial business the seven seats they lost. It wasa recent meeting of the local Re- activities. vestigate the case of the runa- Oil, Aiiti-Frceze Taken decided to recheck all the coun publican Club, plans were made throughout his military career Crash in Ited Bank consultant In Philadelphia, He al-way train to determine If a crime ty's 574 election districts. to start a Young Republican from 1854 to 1880. Mrs. Anthony Flore and Mn so is survived by his wife Sara, had been committed. From Hi. 36 Gas Station The parties,will split the cos branch of the organization with As Major Myer, he received Mrs. Anne M. Nlblett, 45, o Robert ,Nefghcrbaucr, co-chalt James R. Laird, Asbury Park, The 'FBI, the railroad and the of $2 per district plus $50 foi Judith Curry, Paul Muir, Jr., and 225 West Front St., Kcyporl, suf men, have planned an audio represented tho plaintiffs. Wil- Public Utility Commission are with the telescope at Highlands of articles obtained from loce M1DDLETOWN - Detectives absentee ballots. Richard Bennett, Jr., as Its firs in tho autumn of 1859 the wig-fercd shock and head bruise liam J. Hanlon, Asbury Park, ap- already investigating the matter. businessmen. Richard Chnrlln peared for the railroad. are probing the of thrc The Democrats hold a 34-21 members. wag messages sent by his assist yesterday when her car was hi A 123-ton DIcscl-clcctrIc train quarts of anti-ftieczo and on Neptune, will be caller and aui margin In the Assembly aftei Edward Walder will assist In ant, First U. E. P. Alexander, on Shrewsbury Ave. In Roi bolted from the Jersey Central cane of motor oil from a service tlonccr. HOUSE FIRE the election. They hid held al setting up tho group. from Fort Hamilton, N. Y., and.Bank. Terminal hero Thursday with no station on Rt. 36, East Kcam the 12 Essex soats prior to No1 The following were appointed to Patrolman Paul P. Lang ss Refreshments will bo sold MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Po- ono aboard and ran 21 miles burg. lator from Fort Wadsworth, N. serve as a nominating commit- Y. Mrs. Nlblett was turning Into Mrs. Edward Ounderson and Mn lice reported this mornlnti that down tho tracks beforo an engi- According to Capt, Raymond T tee: Edward Caputo, Mrs. Ed' S station when n car driven b; Raymond Lcmbcrg. Thero al firemen from three fire compan- neer In another engine stopped It. Walling, tha Sinclair station wni SEWER HEARING ward Kapel, John Joslln, Ruisel Unllko tho Havens instrument M. Slonk, 51 Rosold Ave, Deal will bo a pie and cuke sale. ies were fighting a tiro In an un- Tho railroad said yesterday It broken Into early Monday, En SHREWSBURY - A hcsrlni Morgan and Wilbur Blshoff. this wooden-barreled, brass- skidded 42 feet and hit M Others serving on tho com occupied homo at Willow Ave. was almost Impossible for tho try was mado by forcing thi to discuss tho results of a sowc Some 60 pcoplo attended th bound telescope is engraved with Nlblctt's auto. No summons wa mlttco arc Mrs. Robert Uarlc, clc and Old HrklKO Kd, No ono nan(ruin to have started by itself, station door, ho mild. study hero will bo hold Monds; mcctlnfi to analyzo tho reccn tliu nnmo of Itn maker, Ueale, Issued. Mrs. Nlblett was treat coratlons; Miss Susun Fox, po been Injured, police »uld. No tho crew of tho cniilno Imd left Tolnl vnluo of tho Itoms tnkc at 8, m, In the Fern Rons Anne election and make plans (or th London itnd Is marked for "dayIn Klvcrvlcw Hospital and i tcr.s and Mrs, Edmond Cnputi other dotiilli were avnllablo at It momentarily with Its engine hus bean estimated st $32, of the public school, luluro, or nlj;ht." leased, tickets, press time. running, WED PANIC BECISTEW 12-W«dnM. Riley, Pat- ing and the toddling stage It She also introduced a new mem-rick D. Riley and Catherine Ma-pelled to popularity oh the wings ties are a "cakeless cake sale," was commentator for the fashion ber. Mrs. C. V. Heiser. rie Riley. of a gracious mother's tutelage, not too young to begin. corn beef and cabbage dinner, show. Society1!'Little Bazar1 Others present were Mrs. Mar- Mr. Green is assistant mana and many a wallflower could be The child who has learned card party and strawberry fes- Table awards were African vin Heiejer, Mrs. Albert Buck, led from her lonely post with a greet -people, to respond to their tival. violet houseplants. Scheduled Friday Mrs. G. W. Buck, Mrs. Charles ger of industrial relations Linde Company, Division little guidance. questions with poise, will never Flock, Mrs. Warren Gerow, Mrs. Every girl yearns for popu- be an awkward teen-ager. Ask MIDDLETOWN — The Ladies' Laura Mitchell, Mrs. Joseph Union Carbide Corporation, Mad- ETIQUETTE Aid Society of:the Reformed ison Ave., New York. He has larity, and most mothers long any youngster in her teens what Church will hold its annual food Moreaii, Sr., Mrs. Lewis Snyder, to see their daughters In the her greatest social difficulties Mrs. John Sherman, Mrs. Herbee- n with the company 22 years sale and "little bazar" in the man Strautz, Mrs. H. F. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Green moved to center of a group. Few moth- are. The answers-will be: lack AMY VANDERBILT parish hall on King's Hwy. Fri- Little Silver in August. ers, however, realize their own of confidence in making or ac- day from 1 to 5 p. m. Refresh- Mrs. M. E. Holmquest, Mrs. Renewal of. Marriage Vews ding?-A. N., Harrisburg, N. C." Harry A.. Olson, Mrs. Garrett Guests were Mrs. Eileen Thorn' Importance In achieving this knowledging introductions; ina- ments will be served. H. Conover and Miss.Margaret dike, New York', Mr. and Mrs.goal. The theatrically-minded bility to open or maintain a con' There seems to be a great re- First, your daughter having Mrs. Paul Smith ia chairman, Sickles. Harry Tate. Levittown, L. I.; parent virtually venation; and acute self-con- surgence of interest in the re- ban divorced should aot have and Mrs. William Carwile, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stotze, Mr. every waking mfarate nudging a sciousness when meeting strang- newal of marriage vows, accord- a big church waddlag. She Francis Murden and Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. Arthur Sehwacke and should be married at a small, IN COLLEGE SHOW girl Into the limelight is not ers. ing to my mail. liam Ralph are co-chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Politi, Ber- the subject of this brief arti- Every ene ef these problems quiet ceremony with fast her AURORA, N. Y.—Miss Jacque- Miss Patricia E. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILTi genfield; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth cle. should have been met aad con- Jly husband and I will have the own witness and that ef her SAVE ON CALORIES line D. Ltndsley, a freshman at Earl, Nutley. and Mr. and The concern of the moment Is quered ia childhood. With the husband. Her husband. If fee Wells College, is a member of theMrs. Robert D. Heward, Me- BELFORD —Miss Patricia E. good fortune to celebrate our Make up a package of Instant the average lass who needs some- careful teaching of a sympa- Plebeau, daughter of Mr. and 25th wedding anniversary in the wishes, may be married In cast of Ibsen's "The Wild Duck." tuchen. thetic mother, they could have uniform aad Us attendant, If pudding with dry milk and water, to be presented Monday at the one's help in overcoming adoles- Mrs. Elliott Plebeau of 437 Leon-near future. Personal circum- cent shyness, and the ordinary been. Mom's role as social ar- a military man, may be In nnl* instead of the usual whole fluid college. Miss Lindsley is the ardville Rd., left last week to stances will not permit us to cele- milk, and you'll save calories.' mother who has mastered the art biter Is not accorded the re- join the WAVES. She is receiv- >rate this occasion as we would form. The marrlago may take daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Democrats place la church, but necessary Jackson Lindsley. 77 Hance Rd., of getting along with others. Ex- spect It should have, and ing her recruit training at Bain- ike to. We expect to be but of Fair Haven. N. J. To Meet ample is not.' always enough, mother, herself, doesn't always bridge, Md. :he city.and will arrange to re- arrangements Bead to be made though It is important. This is a appreciate her Importance in ie>v our vows in church in a with the minister. Some molding a young girl's future. Miss Plebeau was graduated churches will aot marry di- theme that needs direct teaching, from Middletbwn Township High distant city on the ssme date Saturday ; vorced poopls. Decorator's Love and studied guidance. Every youngster appreciates School,' and was employed by theand hour we were married, HIGHLANDS—The Monmouth the fact that there are certain Moat young mothers can look Family Circle in Keyport, prior "In our religion we go through The various knotty problems County Women's Democratic Club back a few years to the time homes in which there is more to joining the service. will meet Saturday afternoon in charm and warmth than in oth- he same ritual once again and of second marriage are discussed when they struggled with the in full in my book which Is avail- the Alpine Manor. Mrs. Alton anguish ef self-consciousness, ers, without realizing the reasons is a beautiful ceremony. Parker, president, and members fOr it. As closely as it can be Entertains for Would it be in good taste to send able in the library (Amy Van but they don't look ahead te derbilt's Complete Book of Eti- of the Highlands Ladies' Demo- the time when a tiny daughter, analyzed, it would be the cordial announcements of our second cratic Social Club will be hos- Skidmore Alumnae vows,-and, if so. 'how should they quette). You will also receive |uat beguMlM te walk and talk, greeting of mother, her gr» assistance from my "Weddings" Curtains teasesvv "t*. * *•* ertatualiy •'» bo* laced with cious, yet unobtrusive offer ol FAIR HAVEN-TW Skidmore ead?—P. R;,' Toledo; Ohio." the same dilemma. New is the hospitality, her sincere interest Tasked my own rector te sug- booklet, which you may have for Guest speaker will be Ronald College Alumnae Club of Mpn 2J cents. Write to me for your Draperies • Horan, Atlantic Highlands law. time to Instill the graces that in the young guests, with the mouth County met last week -t gest a way that this eonM be win bypass the difficulties of overall effect of heartfelt wel- handled. Ho answered me as copy, in care of The Red Bank yer, whose mother, Mrs. Frank the home of Mrs. Charles O Register, P. O. Box 503, Radio Slipcovers Horan of Highlands, is club pres- adolescence. They can be learn- come. Wodehouse on 79 Grange Aye. ident. Naturally the fortunate chil- City Station, New York II, N. Y. Guest speaker was Reginald "A suggested wording would It is the duty of the groom's Bedspreads The nominating committee, dren of such a household will McCrum of Delmar, N. Y., who>e: John and Mary Doe will re- which Is composed of Mrs. An- be bmoculated with the spirit has just been .appointed director parents to call upon you. If this Birth Control lew their marriage vows in is fessible, or to write to you. Linens gelo Bottone, Keanaburg; Mrs. ef friendliness, yet the details of development at Skidmore Col- Church, (city), Rose wenxel, Middletown; Mrs. cannot be left te chance. Chil- lege at Saratoga Springs, N. Y. If he has no parenta, or they do (state) on Monday, the 30th of not understand this necessary so- Venetian Blinds Peter Sigmund, Highlands; Mrs. Unit Formed dren must be- taught how to He discussed the college's fund- November at p. m., the Elizabeth Gresham, Sea Bright, greet guests, now te mske In- raising activities, and its long cial gesture, then you may cer- twenty-fifth anniversary of their tainly write to the boy and tell and Mrs. Nicholas Suoizo, Long NEW YORK (AP) — Forma- troductions, new to put at ease range development program wedding. Your prayers are re- Branch, will report, Election tion of a clergymen's national ad- the stranger within the gate, which was recently established. him how happy you are concern- visory committee, composed of 30 quested at this time. ing the coming wedding. He. of will be in January. how. to help ethers to overcome "Where it would be approprl- Protestant and Jewish clergy- self-consciousness. They must course, should write you if he men, was announced yesterday at Look! 2-Skirt Suit ite, the last sentence could can't visit you before the event. Flowering Shrub the opening of the 39th annual learn the details of good ead: Your prayers and presence grooming, proper dress, until Perhsps you could get more Talk Given Club meeting of the Planned Parent- ire requested." warmly acquainted by telephone, hood Federation of America. the knowledge of perfect ap- Then he comments. "Yes, this NAVESINK—Donald Lacey of pearance Is taken for (ranted. If a personal visit is impossible. Chairman of the committee is Printed Pattern is a fine custom, and I have Rutgers University discussed Perhaps the primary factor in heard of it before. Sometime I flowering shrubs at a meeting of the Rt. Rev. James A. Pike, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of acquiring self-confidence Is the would like to do this for all cou- the Navesink Garden Club re- ssUsfactkm that one's appear- ples in the congregation to- cently in the library. Hostesses California and former dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, ance Is above reproach; 'nag- lether." COAT were Mrs. Nelson Benedict, Mrs. ging worry ever whether or not SHOW! William Howland and Mrs. John here. VINCENT'S apparel Is correct Is the e M.1 Pillsbury. Mrs. Francis Bishop Pike,' who made the an "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT:! nouncement, said one of the com- my of poise. Ay daughter, who has been di-|| .. Specialiiiag la cleaning Schwartz and Mrs. John Spurdel There are lots of other thing! presided at the tea tables. mittee's functions will be to "help weed, plans to be married leather . . alteraneas on secure the incorporation of con- mother can do to insure he igain to a young man who has II Mrs. Harry Craver announced daughter's future social security ladies' aad men's leather that plans are progressing for thetraceptive .counseling and pres- iiso been married before. 1 live coats aad jackets. cription in maternal-health serv- such as seeing that she acquire In the South and they both live x WUfi* Christmas bazar to be held.in the at least a measure of skill ii library Friday afternoon and ices throughout the United in the West, Will you tell ma States." some sports, and also in one o how I may be; of most help In II Embroider this dainty Victo- evening, Dec. 4. Christmas two arts, Every girl should knov Custom Made cookies and gifts will be sold. Need Cited. planning this wedding at thisfl rian bouquet to use as a picture, how to dance, skate,, swim, pla: ;reat distance? pillow-top or chair seat. He said there is an, "urgent tennis—if possible pisy a musl UATHM COATS SIXTH BIRTHDAY "He is in the service and shell Swift, easy 8-to-inch cross- public need for American cal instrument, and have som works for the Army. He can have ond MOOTS stitch. Pink-to-red, yellow to gold LEONARDO —Carol Schnable, couples to have access to medi appreciation of pajnting and lit military wedding, but she •OR MM ft WOMIN roses, or a favorite color scheme. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-cally supervised contrsceptive craturc. These form a conversa liam Schnable of 17 Center Ave.,service in public health depart- wants a church wedding. Will Pattern 889; transfer 10x14- tional background that can o you tell me whether or not III OWN [VWY NI«HT TIL fP.M. Inches; color chart.' marked her sixth birthday Sat- ments, tax-supported hospitals, ercome any awkward situation urday, Carol ia recovering from clinics, and welfare agencies," should write the young man, II SUNDAY S •ridge Ave.. car. W. Front, Red Bank Send thirty-five cents (coins) It does seem that mothers linee we have not mot him? Also, a broken leg, and guests were Bishop Pike ssid also in a state- are acquiring mere respensl TIL 4 P.M. for this pattern—add S cent* for friends who had visited her dur-ment that formation of the com. is it permissible for them to be|| PaeaeSHl-TSM each pattern for first-class mail- Willy w(th every turning ef married in a big church ing the-summer, when she wasmittee. reflects a growing com' the press, until they can't be ing. Send to Red Bank Rtgtater, confined to bed, Guests were munity of interest shared by Needlecraft Dept.. P. O. Box 111,Linda Isakson, Mary Anne Del Planned Parenthood and relig- Named for wondering, "What Old Chelsea Station, New York meire, Denise and Penny Rob- ious groups in encouraging re- mere can wo do?" It should 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern ertson and Grace Ann Snow, all sponsible parenthood by provid- be enough te turn out healthy aumber, name, address and cone. of Leonardo; Sharon and Robin ing adequate contraceptive coun children who are cleaa In body New) New! New). Our 1M0 Leary ,and Victoria Fix, Port sellng for American couples. •ad mind, yet here comes an- SPECIAL! -ar HIDE-A-WAY BED Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book Monmouth, and Evelyn and Joan other prelect. Isn't It worth ia ready NOWt Crammed with Fenton, Keyport, Individual Work while, though, to look forward exciting, unusual, popular de- He ssid that In cases where te your daughter's future with signs to crochet, knit, sew, em COOK EASIBR providing sueh informstion is con< the assurance that her Ufa wll trary to atate law, the commit be filled with friends, her braider, quilt, Weave'— fashions, Eggs for breakfast? Tske them home furnishings, toys, gifts, ba- tee will work as Individuals, ra leadership sought aad her tx out of the refrigerator the mo-ther than as representatives of zar hits. In the book FREE '—ment you wake up so they can ample a shining light te the I quilt patterns. Hurry, send JJ their religious organizations, community f So get ready te warm up a bit at room tempers Bishop Pike added: cents for your copy. ture before you cook them. teach your child grace, friend- "The only major difference be- self-assurance; neb*" tween Catholics and other relig- can do the |ob as well aa ious-groups about the need for, mother. - . and values of, family planning is HOLLYWOOD PHOTOGRAPHERS .INC. || on the question of method," Send your problems to Kltt y He said the prospects of find. Kelly. He sure to enclose Two-skirt designs) Choose the || ing methods acceptable to the Ro stamped, self-addressed cnvc style that flatten you — slim SPECIAL man Catholic Church are "most lope, and address her care ol or Korcdl OR make both skirts hopeful." The Red Bank Register. to vary the softly tailored top Choose tweedy cotton, faille. To- COMMUNION OFFER morrow's pattern: Nightie, Printed Pattern 8078: Half Sites WA, 16K. WV4, 2OI/4, 22V4, to all children who are receiving their Com* Vi- Site I6|/, sultdress (slim LION'S skirt) A yards 35-Inch. munion. We will conic into your home and OFFERS YOU ALL THESE Printed directions on each pat luke a aeries of j>liotogra|ilin fur your ap- .cm purl, lioslor, accurate. FINE SERVICES! Send fitly cents (coins) for tills proval—choice or 12 proofd. Cull IIH to- • DRY CLIANINQ • RUG CLIANING pullcrn — add l() cents for encli puttern (ur flr.sl-clims malllnif. day for your honir killing appointment. • LAUNDRY • PILLOW RINOVATION Send to Mnrlun Mitrlln. Keel Bank WID. * PHI. NITII 'TIL * P. M. • PUR STORAGI • FUR RfPAIRS Re«lstor, l'utlorn Dept., 232 West Josjf fmtur Sroro Slf |.(H>.H 311 I-1320 Pit 5-1179 CALL Sll MMt FOR FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY 8th St., New York II, N, Y. LONO) BRANCH Easy Budgtt Ttrms • I4-7* WHITE STRUCT HI-I) HANK Tint pliilnly mime, luldrcn* with Pork Prat) ROOT of Store /.one, HJ/o nnd style number. BED 1AJ0C REGISTER 2 All-New Teletype Helps State, t/wfawriay. for. 18,1959—13 ' I The Polara station wafot) ftf the track, ask to have $100 tures hardtop styling, with an bill changed. Changed three bills Lines Made uninterrupted viewing expanse to date, one returned as counter- from windshield to rear door pil- Local Police Do Job feit Subjects drink Scotch." lar. The Matador features the By Dodge same outstanding roof styling, By DONALD F. MIXES teletypewriters keep up a con- This is the dramatic side, but and has a full center door pillar. stant stream of abbreviated in- much of the state police work DETROIT — Dodge hai intro- In keeping with the quality-look TRENTON (AP)—"SP TREN- formation from all parts of the would put viewers of a television duced two all-new lines of roomy, of the 122-inch wheelbtie Dodges, TON. N. J. 11-11-59. Wanted for East. program asleep. It is, nonethe- comfortable cars with outstand- interior fabrics are refined, dur- murder, John Doe. W-M-28. 5- less, important. ing readability and ease of The trooper on duty keeps one able and easy to clean, and are 11.280. Eyes, blue. Believed head- The headquarters gets dozens handling—the Matador and the ed south in blue Dodge, reg. ZZY- ear on the radio network moni Polara. Local dealer is Frank colored-keyed to the interiors. tor, in case of any urgent mes )f requests daily for lookups on 221NJ. Auth SP Morristown." registration numbers and other an Syckle, Inc., 149 West Front A luxurious option for the Mat- sages, and anpther on the red St., Red Bank. ador hardtops and station wagons Thlt It Just one of the many speaker hooked into the nation- information on stolen, abandoned messages which may clatter or suspect cars. These are re- "These low-medium priced cars and all Polara models is an all- wide Civil Defense radio network. will be offered in II sedan, hard- vinyl interior trim, while the out on teletypei at itate and The state police network fans layed on a special wire to the local police itationi throucbout Motor Vehicle Bureau. top, station wagon and conver- standard interior trim is a rich out to nearly -230 local law en- nylon-viscose body cloth com- New Jersey, 24 hours a day, Often these pay off. la si tible models featuring a combin- forcement agencies, including 46 ation of the most important en- bined with saddle-grained vinyl. atvta days • week. state police stations. Trenton ease last week, tanpike police This police teletypewriter sys- gineering and styling changes Colors are blue, green, brawn, can send and receive to the Phil- an EDiabeth maa gray, silver, turquoise and cac- tem is a vital arm of modern drlvlag a ear. He looked eua- that Dodge has ever made in a adelphia and New York nets and tingle model year," M. C. Pat- tus. law enforcement, sending out al- is also on the nationwide TWX pldeas, la came a leanest for most 350,000 written messages a terson, Dodge general manager Luxurious cloth carpeting!, police system. i cheek aa his Heeasc plate. THI PUSH VIMANT LOOK of tomorrow is achiaved in the I960 Oodgo through molded to the floors, are staad- year to help police trap crim- The trooper went to the active Hid. , inals, assist citizens, and In the message at,the top, the iformation in order is the re- card file,' where all complaints "The new 'Unibodyy' construc- now styling and advanced anginooring. This Polara four-door hardtop is ono of 11 stolen ears. f h 1980 Dd M snaaes of Hue, green. Drown ana laying station, the date, offense, ire kept until canceled. He found tion of the 1980 Dodgge Matador model» featuring natural seat heights and a new level of comfort and quiet, gray. The serve center la at.state name, race, sex, age, height, that back on Jan. 16, an alarm and Polara is the greatest stestep POUM headquarters, atar tha weight, other physical character- had been sent for the owner for orward in automobile body build- Delaware River, sic miles north istics, route, registration and obtaining money under false pre- ing since Dodge Introduced all •r tfct state capital here. sending station. tense. Turnpike police got a steel bodies. In the communications room, message back, and arrested the "The body and the frame are It la based on an actual mes- man. integrated into a single unified pulling with both dramatic stor- sage, but the name and data iMand routine requests, eight The division also has its hu- structure by this new method of are fictitious. construction. The 'Unibody' gives On the same day, the business man aide, helping people In emer- gencies. For instance, last week Dodge more room on the inside of the Trenton headquarters ran —including more leg room, more TWO the full gamut of offenses. Most it told one station to notify a man "that his father is critically head room and higher seats— of them involved stolen cars, but greater structural strength, and almost everything from murder ill at the Philadelphia General GIFTS Hospital, and he may be' seen at provides an 'island' of comfort to theft was represented. and quiet for the driver and pas- forth* New 'York sent a message any time." This message came from Police Commissioner Thom- sengers," Patterson explained. which was relayed over the New "Coupled with, the proven Tor- price of Jersey network, identifying as J. Gibbons of Philadelphia. The system also It used to sion-Aire Ride which has been man wanted for . It improved for 1960, the Dodge warned: "Use caution. Subject help the police transport tick children or rare blood or drugs cars achieve a new, higher level is mental case—has been inmate of readability and handling ease." of mental hospital and ha needed to save a Ufe, and find wanderers for distraught par- A lighter, thinner roof line threatened to kill wife and any made possible by' more liberal police officer who attempted to use of glass gives passengers an interfere." On one average day recently airy outdoor feeling suggestive of The Philadelphia station also the teletype system handled 61 a convertible. A special feature sent a message from Bristol alarms and 316 requests for in in hardtop models is a large sky- Township, Pa., near Trenton, formation. The alarms broke view rear window—standard on seeking two men wanted for down this way: the Polara and optional on the tig ae sr/uMtiss armed robbery of a gas station. Murder and manslaughter 4, Matador — available in shaded Whenever possible, the robbery 1. escape 1. assault I glass that cuts out 85 per cent Bud a ft* alarms describe In minute de- missing persons IS, stolen prop- of the sun'f heat. tail the method of operation of erty 12, stolen cars 24, larceny 3. One of the most significant in the the criminals, to aid poUce la Sgt. Waller J. Faraeisea of single V-8 breakthroughs since CASCO tracing them down. Pennlngton supervises the the development of high compres- YU10W PAGES For instance, a message on nerve center to tee that all sion engines it Dodge's new ram Steim ft Dry Iron two men wanted for passing goea smoothly. Veteran tele- induction system, an <•-•• counterfeit money in Harrison type operators Paul Toth and feature used on the "D-SO0" Ram said, "subjects visit nightclubs, William Thompson, with SI Induction engine, opi.o..u. on tell owner they had a good da; years service between them, Matador and Polara models. punch the Information to what- Standard in the Matador series ever circuit! need It Their is the 361-cubic-inch Super Red ArfenJ « accuracy It Important, for a Ram V-8 engine, equipped with wrong digit in a license plate thrifty two-barrel carburetor. DEMONSTRATION can cause confusion and pos- The Polara models feati"-e sibly a false arrest. cubic-inch Ram Fire V-8, with FULLY MIETINft of th* Farneisen says of the system: four-barrel carburetor. 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Scoring two touchdowns against Sieg'i IS touchdowns and two who was second last week, slip- Keyport last Saturday, classy extra points gives him a tota ped back into third with his 68 high stepper Terry Sieg of Rum- of 92, while runnerup Frank De points on 11 touchdowns and two »on-Fair Haven Regional moved Sheplo of Long Branch High conversions. Trailing Kennedy his point advantage out to 19 in School has 73 on only nine touch by two points is Sam Riello ot the coming down-to-the wire downs and 16 extra points. Brick Township. Riello has 11 scholastic scoring race, Wally Kennedy of Long Branch, Ds to his credit Riding the fifth rung on the ladder is Al Pitts of Middletown Township, with (2 points. Pitts was slowed down against Car- teret with only one six-pointer, but that hiked hit total to 62 point* on nine touchdowns and eight conversions. Jack Ackerman sky rocketed to sixth place from the 15th slot when he scored 21 points last Saturday. The Southern Regional quarterback flew, from 15th to Scores around the county are on the rise. Not only sixth spot with his SO points. that, Joe Menzzopane, ST., is one of the leaders to the Trailing is Tom Morris of 'oms River, who has 49 counters top. Joe had one of his steady days last week when he racked up with eight TDs and rolled along with a 246, 235 and 233 to total 714. Al one point. this in the Middletown A league, and under the Baron Charlie Wathington, the jet stream of Matawan High School, Coffee Shop Banner. Joe wishes to see to it that there is in eighth position with his 44 will always be high scorers in the county, so he is markers. Vic Kubu, Manasquan, teaching the youngsters every Saturday morning a and Joe DeSheplo, Long Branch, have 42 and 41, respectively, to the Middletown Lanes. round out the top 10. Eugene Wilkins almost went all the way at In other departments Bobby Pete Schanck, Bill Yeuler, J. V. McCarthy, Jeff Munger. Lou DeGeorge, Bossone, Red Bank Catholic High SHORE CONFERENCE I CHAMPIONS — Rumion-Fair Haven Regional Bradley Lanes whiles rolling for the Bradley Beach Leolin West and Hank Boardman. Fir.t row, Fred Tharin. Terry Sieg, Fire Department in the B Division. Gene put the quarterback, has the most touch- High School won its first Shore Conference championthip last Saturday down passes, 11. George Alznau. Mike Bowen, Jim Jakubeey, Peder Lund, Norman Buck, John Mclaugh- first ball in the pocket, shook the 10 pin, but it when the Bulldogs defeated Ktyport, 22-6. Member*, of the victorious er, Brick Township, has hauled squid are, back row, left to right, Pete Huelienbeck, manager; John lin, Billy Kelly and Chuck Nicholf. Coach Joe Roiati it at the right. wouldn't go down. He added 10 strikes and wiggled in the most scoring heaves, five, the 10 pin again on the last ball for a 289 game. and, together with John Gant, Moncrief, Steve Donahue, Bruce Caldwell, Bill Brush, Jack Zinga, Ar- Left is Assistant Coach Al Loux. they hold up as the leading scor thur Fox and Larry Wallace, manager. Canter row are Ted Aborn, Hit total for the night was 679. The team wound up ing-pass combination with five. with a 1,005 in Gene's big effort. John Osborn, Brick, took over Lou Boyer shocked the Freehold Thursday Night the conversion lead with 17, two Signal Cagers more than Doug Diecke of Man McGuire Air Force Rally Major league with a scorching 733 series while roiling asquan. for the Colonial Paint team. Lew did it the hard way. Ralph "Doc" Corley and Jim Downs Ft. Monmouth, 71-54 To Open Season rolling his high game right off the bat—258—and then Savage of the Casey squad, both coming back with 239 and 236. The boys seem to like ends', are deadlocked for the honors of being the highest scor- WRIGHTSTOWN-McGuire Air Tomorrow Nighl those Freehold lanes. ing linemen with 24 apiece. Force staged a second half rally FORT MONMOUTH - The de- Dewey Murphy came even closer to a perfect gam Records shattered last Satur- to trim Fort Monmouth, 71-54, East Pro Cagers fending world-wide Air Force bas- while rolling for the Freehold Sweet Shop in the Free day included Jim Burke's longest last night in the Airmen's gym. ketball champions, Mitchcl Air run with a fumble, 60 yards, in The Hornets' victory was their Force, will be the, Fort Mon- hold three-man Major loop. Dewey collected 11 straighi Rumson-Keyport game. Roger second straight while the Sig- Still Slapping mouth opposition tomorrow night strikes for 290. We expect to hear about a perfect gam Williams and Ed Shriber teamed naleers are now winless in two as the latter plays its home for the longest scoring pass-play, starts. opener here ai the Post. The next time we hear from Freehold. West Teams inter-service cage attraction in 83 yards. Monmouth had an 11-point lead Associated Press The teenagers have caught the spirit of the Name School TO FAT Pis in the first half and left the the Field House starts at 8 p. m. 8le(, Rumion.palr Haven 1& 2 92 The Eastern Division still is Six holdovers are on the Mil- Freehold alleys and at least one Is Imitating his F. DeSheplo, Loni Branch » 16 court at intermission with a 38-29 slapping the Western clubs Kennedy, Keyport u 2 bulge, with Dave Jones account- chel "Vols" roster wliich soared •Mm as he should. Art Weinberg, a l«-year-old Fllello, Brick Townihlp .... 11 o around in the National Basketball to the Air Force crown last year. Pitts. Middletown Township s 8 ng for 17 points. However, in Association and even the New Freehold High School student, made his sponsor, Ackerman, South. Regional 7 8 They arc Gerry Vaydi from the Morris, Toma River « 1 he second half McGuire surged York Knicks are in on it. Wynn's Jewelers, happy with a 709 series. Watch C. Wathlnxton, Matawan .... 2 for 42 points, while the Signal- North Carolina University, Dave ,6 t 1OV0 l The Nats are, 4-2, against the He was named the National League Rookie of the Year. Holy Family I ... 1—9 1.1- ham had 17. Jones for Monmouth For the Mitchel squad from and has come up with • brand, new tournament. St. Ann'a 1 ... IB 12 led all scorers, with 20 points. West. Holy Family 2 1714 12) He finished season hitting .354 with 13 homers, 38 runs Garden City, L. I., the Monmouth On March 5 a special tournament for firemen only SI. Catherine'! 2 17 13 The McGuire triumph was on A breakaway layup by Sam batted in, while appearing in 52 garnet. (AP Wirephotol game will be its official season's St. Benedict's 1 „ 1« 14 Jones won for the Celtics, who will get under way. This will include four events: team, Bayihor* K ot C 1 ... 15'i 11',! !y its fourth against Monmouth opener. Monmouth started its St. Joseph _ 1414 1511 in 19 meetings. - now have taken five straight and campaign last Thursday when doubles, singles and all-events. Only volunteer firemen .:. w. v 14 ia Holy Family 3 14 18 In the prelim, the McGuire Air lead second place Philadelphia by Curbstone Coaches they lost to the National Indus- •re eligible, and each team will receive a handicap of St. Benedict's 2 1315 16V Force WAFs edaed the Fort Mon- two games in the Eastern race. Twins Are Top trial League's New York Tuck St. Catherine'! 1 13>i 1«Vi the difference between its average and 1,000. Thi St. Ann's 2 12H 171.4 mouth WACs, 33-32. Jones and Bill Sharman, each Tapers. The Signalmen played Bayhsore K ot C 1 l!',i 14'-'. Forl Mmuniiulh McOuIre A F scoring 28 points, kept Boston's PITTSBURGH (AP) — The St. Agnea 2 12 18 a F V their second road nimo In si Mercer County Firemen's league is sponsoring thi fit, Dorothea's „ nii 18', Vomifi l, o S S 18 string intact after a basket by Linemen for S. C. Curbstone Coaches of Pittsburgh night and lost to McGuire Air tournament and are out to prove that they have thi St. Mary's 2 ..._ - 10 20 Stephens 1 n ti 3 15 Gene Shue, the game's leading LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mike yesterday named Dr. Eddie Bak Force Base. 8t. James 5 25 Holmes 3 5 7 3 17 scorer with 35 points, forced the High team three gamps—Holy Fam- Jones 8 4 2 3 7 and Marlin McKeever are twin er of Carnegie Tech as smal A probable starting lineup for best teams. ily 1—2.710; High three games—John Brown 3 5 11 Grace = 04 overtime by giving Detroit a 113 college football coach of the year UrlcSc 680; High game—Holy Family Price 2 0 4 1 Baclty 2 S 9 reasons why No. 4 ranked South- Coach Jack Platt's Monmouth The Monmouth County firemen's teams have 983; High game—George Meyer 243, Stalling* 2 0 4 I Evan* O ft 0 113 deadlock at the end of regu- Dr. Baker, who is also a prac- squad will have Bill Holmes nf WO Series: aeorge Meyer—819. HermanH n O 0 0 | QuattrQtt o I) 1 1 lation time. always believed themselves to be tops (except a- 200 Club: George Meyer 245-204, ern California is undefeated and ticing dentist, guided his Tartans Maryland State at center, with Nell Mcainley 236, Stan Komelskl 229 19 18 51 | 2( 23 71 The Knicks, gaining their first untied after eight bruising foot- to an amazing 7-1 record this Northeastcrn's Bill Young and gainst the Berks County outfit) and will now have Tom HarallK 229. Art Scott 222, Hugl Oltlclalj — Sonol and Smith. O'Shaughnessy 212, Geo. DeStefano 210, home victory of the season, al ball games. season. Tech lost only to West- Jim Stephens of Texas A&I, on ' the chance to prove It We have heard a rumor Jerry Soiarl 209, Charlie Lang ZOS. most blew a 26-point lead in the minster in the final game of the Ted number 208, Joe Zlzwarrk 207, PRO FlVl|ini« » 3 .mo Hawk surge. Cliff Hagan of the ment in the nation is in Edison herforce, Ohio, is the only Sig- W . .wnur « 4 .««l Hawks was high with 27 points day to a measly three yards on Ing Lew Hendrlcki. Win, lose, or draw, this should Club 75 21 Ji>»- Vnrk '•> 1 .300 1. J. It has 112 lanes all in a row. nalccr holdover. Lorrl'a Bar „ 1R Wrutrrn IIK-Wmi while Sears followed with 25, get- the ground, Mike replied: "We're be a food tournament. ; BBrook k AAgenc y _ It w i. r.t. real proud." Mccue's Plumbing \n ting 20 in the last half. The Highlands Commercial loop is still up foi Caso Cteanera 15 • * .«» I Dolph Schayes and George Marlin said, "We're honored, Al Wolfe ft Sons 15 4 • .:io» JV* grabs. There is but a six-game spread between the 1 Siegfried Hardwar* 13 Clnclanatl a '0 .531 1V4 Yardley triggered a Syracuse it's great." Blue Vending .-. 13 Yesterday's Results comeback after the Nats had teams. Mahler's Trimmers is trimming it as close as Oeorse Koeppa-I ft Son . 10 •Mtaa lit, Detroit 1SI These were characteristic an- Hauftr'i Insurance 10 IDMMI Overtime) blown a 10-polnt lead and trailed Julian's Sport ahop ...... , S New Vetk 1*9. (It. l-ours *1 swers for the crew-cut, 215-pound possible with 15 wins and nine loses, the exact recorc srnwuo Ml. ClMlaaatl ll« the Royals by nine. Schayes, who Identical twins, who alwaya think Mtt'i Schedule finished with 30 points, and Yard- viewed by the Ocean View Tavern. Sedlar Roofing anc New Yerk M Mlueanolla of themselves ai "we." They're IHMsa at Hyracuac ley combined for IS points in a Connie's Cleaners have each cleaned up 13 games, Bird Club DHralt n. Clarlmatl al ladlanapolla 19-0 spurt by the Nats that bridg- a fearsome example of together- half game more than King Sea Skiffs has been able ti Azure's Orphan, 2-year-old colt ed the third and fourth periods ness. sail past. Ellis Heating is lukewarm at the half-wa: from California, was so named and sent them into a 100-95 lead. Between them the McKeevert ?i retrofit Slates Show because his mare, Azure Beauty, Jack Twyman led the scoring stopped 25 of Baylor,'s 72 offen- mark, one length ahead of the VFW 6902. Herb's Plac< The Monmouth-Ocean County died when he was five months with 38 points, hitting half of the sive plays. Mike made 13 tackles, is a half game back of the VFW and a like distance Bird Club will hold its second old. Royals' 20 first half field goals. one more than his brother. ' front of Banfield Storage. The Lions Club is roarin annual parakeet and canary show, Sunday, Nov. 29, at the along in last place, six games off the pace. Young People's Republican Club Winter Treads Bob Ferry leads the W0 race with a neat 660, Hall, Bradley Beach. AMII*4 on Mimd tlr* compiled on games of 243, 191 and 226. Babe An- Frank Morris of Neptune Is IraaHaai i«r on your own tlrai manager, Fred Goerncr of Par- thony Is second with a respectable 648, followed amus will Judge the parakeets by Harry Mahler with a 634. The last member of and William F. Dalton of Middle- this club Is Charley O'Neil, with 614. sex will judge canaries. 2 for One Low Price Charles Lambert, club presi- Charlie O'Neil, Bob Perry and Kabe Anthony are dent, suited that the show classes Tube/ess or all still tied for the presidency of the 200 Club with will include all types and vari- Tubed Type 243s. Harry Mahler is next in line with a 233. Don eties of parakeets and canaries • 70-1S The entries will be open to club •leikwallt Worth, Joe Raimonde, Chet Thomas, Ensly Wright, Bob members only, all of whom are Laddy, Herb Vaugh, Rocky Raimonde, Homard "Chief" residents of Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex Counties, PRICES SLASHED Monahan and John Guth are charter memberu of this •n club. Looks like this league will be close all the way. LADIES DAY newf< rt$10(1 tTown A Country Tins The Monmouth County Woman's League Is Oat Our New Uw Me* On Your Sin Toafcyl making the Middletown Lanes ring with strikes. 'Plus tax end two reeoppobl* tire* Ruth Dolson Is bowling them over at a 175 clip, five pins per game better than Bessie Lylc. Mary Stout weighs in at 168, Alfreds Mlcek at 167 and Vlv Wilson at 164. Irene Quadt has a respectable 251 and Bessie almost made the 600 class with a 588. The Mlddlotown Lanes team has things all its own fireston* way, at the moment. Well, almost, with high game and series of 603 and 1,585, and is finlitliiR Ye Cottage Inn and I.awcs Coal Company for that top spot. The 'fop WEDDING PLANS WITH COTTON IOWL TRIP — Syracuse footballer. Gar Sch- STORES Hat Cleaner.? and Nicks Hcmily .Salon arc not far be- wodei, »ocond from lofh find Bob Y«*ci look over copy of collego newipftpor with Maplt Av«. of Whir* St., Red Bank hind. In the second division are Walker and Walker, tlioir roipoctlvo fiancooi, Lou Pononiui, loft, of Elmirf), N. Y,, and Sflrah Morrison of Buck Smith's, Kulii's lion I Works, Tony's U-Drive Boat SH 7-5700 inkc in the |)ni^r,ini mulu- Porll«nd, Mo, Tim two couplet plan to bo married in DAIIAI Jan, 2 following tho Works flnri Ulrich.w/i's Sen Skiffs, .Seems its l/iough the . . , the show must £0 on, I CoHon Bowl ij^mu on New Yonr't Day in which tlia Syracuit learn will participate. 1000 ASIURY AVE. Aibury fork M 5-8700 three boats In this loop are lighting hend winds. nlwuys ».iyl" IAP Wirephotol Louisville Officer Guards Record Sea RED BASK REGISTER Werfnen-rlay, Nov. W. »«MI the phenomenon of biolumin- enheit tempcratartempcratre •• cscence (light from living organ- blimp-shapebhd d vessel was Urn mty Dive Made isms) gave the illusion of a star- major physical discomfort. Tpa Life of Liberia President ry night," Mr. Rechnitzer said.]water outside was 36 degrees. MONROVIA, Liberia (AP)-A ago. Mr. Edwards was assigned OH Guam "At 6.000 feet the quantity of! Louisville policeman with a quick to guard him. living underwater lights dwindled ROLE IN PLAY eye for trouble is responsible for Mr. Tubman's invitation fol GUAM, (AP)-"At the surface'; and "once again "if""was " black" MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — protecting the life of President lowed in 1957. the sunlit water appeared as anjOn the bottom for only 10 min-bert Weaver, Little Silver, H.J., William V. S. Tubman of Liberia. "I just handed the house keys electrifying blue. . .after a thou- utes, we observed no fish, only has a leading role in the Middltv- He is A. Wilson Edwards, a to the Hacketts next door and sand feet the sea darkened to a shrimp and numerous small holes bury College production of "Tin big, muscular Kentuckian who came over," Mr. Edwards said. midnight black." of burrowing animals." Tempest" scheduled for t The Hacketts are neighbors of Thus Dr.Andreas B. RcchniUer was the first Negro policeman He said the 42 degree Fahr- row, Friday and Saturday. ever to be made a lieutenant in the Edwardses. described a record dive of 18,600 the Louisville police force. batyscaph "Trieste" in the vast For nearly two years Mr. Ed- Marianas trench off Guam Sunday wards, now 51, has been setting Mrs. Werner The previous record was 13,400 up a Liberian secret service feet. ALL-DAY BANKING known as "Special Services." Selects Aides With Mr. Rechnitzer on the Mr. Edwards has made himself dive, announced yesterday, was KEANSBURG — Mrs. Marion Dr. Jacques Piccard, co-builder (o useful, the president wants Werner, chief companion of the him to stay four more years. with his father, Prof. Auguste A m p I ( Companion of the Forest, Viola Piccard, of the 75-ton diving Special Ordeal Claire Circle, appointed commit- chamber. On • P r c m i v Guarding Mr. Tubman is a tees at a recent meeting. The two scientists gazed at the crchants ••pedal ordeal in police work. Included are: Mrs. Georgianna strange underwater world through P a r k i n q "He's a very gregarious man," Kirch, Mrs. Loretta Dolan, Mrs. eight-inch plastic windows, at /' •;' C Mr. Edwards lays. "And that 'eggy Frank and Mrs. Margaret times using spot lights. creates special problems." Mulcahy, auditing; Mrs. Gerald- HILf DRIVE — Intermediate Girl Scouts of Troop 16, Fair Haven, war* among thosa "After a thousand feet the sea RED BANK FAIR HAVEN The president sees 100 people ine Werner and Mrs. Jean Rey- who helped with preparations for the 195* Christmas Seal drive. Pictured above darkened ... but at 1,500 feet every day at his office. They nolds, delinquent; Mrs. Kirch and all have to be checked. Mrs. Margaret Ball, entertain- "stuffing" Christmas Seal letters are Lynn Wight, left, 263 Hanee Rd., and Lynn The president also likes to ment; Mrs. Mulcahy, Mrs. Dolan Carror, right, Jackson St., both of Fair Haven, and Mrs. Harry K. Lubkert, Holm- travel—and often to the remote and Mrs. Joan Gauthier, finance; del, preiident of the Holmdel-Atlantic-Raritan Auxiliary of Monmouth County Or- part* of hit republic—where po- Mrs. Oelores Miller, member- ganization for Social Service, the TB association in Monmouth County. Hundreds lice work gets into the domain ship; Mn. Philip McCabe, pub- of jungle exploration and witch- licity; Mrs. Claire Putnam, pian- of volunteers estisted in the 62,000-Uttar mailing, which went out Nov. 16 in an DAVIDSONS craft. ist, and Mrs. Mae Havens, host- effort to raise 42,500 for tuberculosis control. He is also apt to take a notion ess. A Christmas party will be suddenly to visit some new proj-held at the meeting Dec. 8 in THE RISING COST ect in Monrovia—and this sets the Knights of Columbus Hall. 12 Speeders Book Fair Nets police bells ringing. NEW YORK Adult School $132 of the proceeds would be Is now the exclusive Foodtown Market nation." the meeting were Mrs. Joseph Matthew McDonald. 25, of 233 used to purchase new books for Phillips, Mrs. Mary Myers, Mrs the school. Fourth Term West Front St., Keyport, lost Has Meeting Robert Lawrence, Mrs. Harold his license for 60 days for a The PTA's executive board an in Red Bank and Little Silver. Shop and Shortly before the presidential Dancer, Mrs. Edwin Leibenow second conviction under the pro- LONG BRANCH-A meeting or nounced that the October atten elections last may—Mr. Tubman Mrs. John Holmes, Mrs. Wilson gram. the curriculum committee of thedence award was won by threi was elected for his fourth term Conover, Mrs. Thomas Antisell ,AU others lost their license Long Branch Community Adult classes; the beginners, secon compare everyday low, low prices . . . —Mr. Edwards and his men ar-Mrs. William Boychuch and Mrs. 30 days. School was held recently in the and' third grades. rested'27 persons attempting to Andrew Burkhardt. They are, Clifford Spoerl, 71, office of Frank Snierson, prin Mrs. Karl Meyer was Intro bring explosives into Liberia. of 25 Vista PI., Red Bank; Wan-cipal. duced to the board at the group'i Mr. Edwards thinks they intend- Jane Harrison, daughter of Mr. representative for the Boy Scouts. You'll Save More! ed to create chaos. The presi- da Richmond, 19, of 4 Laurel Plans were made for the con- and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Holm- Dr., Little Silver; David A. Cam- tinued offering of courses in The PTA will meet tomorrow *7 MOAD ST., MD IANK 5M PtOSMCT AVE, UTtll SUMS dent ordered them all released del Rd., celebrated her 16th birth after the election. eron, 34, of 33 Church St., Keans session. Additional plans were night. day on Wednesday with a dinner burg; George T. Ruth, 704 Morn- made for several new courses. Mr. Edwards has a special party at her home. Among those ningside Ave., Union Beach; Wil- problem in Liberia beoause of attending were Lynn Beebe of liam Sosnow, 24, of 58 Brinker- Also attending the meeting the 36 different tribes speaking New Shrewsbury, Ralph Stewart hoff Ave., Freehold; Linda were Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. different dialects. He is trying of Holmdel and Charles Harrison, L. Mohlenhoff, 17, and Gregory arter and Mrs. John J. Plancey. to get a man from each tribe in in the ELECTRICALLY HEATED home who was home on leave from the Burela, 21, both of Farmingdale; SUPERIOR COURT OF his service. Brooklyn Navy Yard. He is nowJoseph Paduano, 22, of 103 Van LAW DIVISION While the primary function of stationed at Rhode Island. derbilt Ave., Long Branch; Rob MONMOUTH COUNTY the force is to protect the pros ert J. Farlee, 31, of 71 Locus DOCKKT KO. L-33M-S4) ident, 'its secondary aim is "to Mr. and Mrs. George Schanck Ave., West Long Branch; Roddic Jeanetta Elizabeth Eyert, J. Leon collect, evaluate and build files Schanck, Individually, and aa lubstl- are visiting their son, Taylo L. Bunn, 25, of Greenlawn Farm, tuted administrator C.T.A. under the of information for future use onHance, who is stationed at thi Englishtown, and Louis Baker, ,ast Will * Testament of Martha W. subversives, traitors, revolution- Schanck, deceased, Hilda Morrison, Great Lakes Naval Base. They 23, of Asbury Park. Gordon J. schanck, H, Seabrook ists and enemies of the repub- also will visit Mr. Schanck's Schanck, Theresa Smith Stryker, Ken- lic." neth Stryker, Gordon J. Bchanck, Jr.. brother, Asher Schanck in Iowa. anet 8chanck. John O. 8chanck, Commodore's Dinner luNef Schanck, J, ogdeti Aenanck. Visited America lelen Schanck, Dorla schanck, John The Louisville policeman came .eon Bchanck, Narlene Schanck, Wtl Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ely hav> At Yacht Club lam 43. Schanck, Arvilln flchanck to the attention of President Tub- returned from Detroit, Mich, Tht J. c. Williams Co., a corporation KEYPORT — The first annual of the State of New Jersey; Borough man through Vice Presiden where they visited with their son of Keyport, fn the County at Mon- William R. Tolbert, who visited in law and daughter, MaJ. andcommodore's dinner and dance mouth. a Municipal Corporation of was held Saturday at the Yacht New leraey: State ef New Jersey. the United States several years Mrs. Harry Ryder. NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVKN thai Club. More than 100 people the New Jersey Highway Authority ha filed a Complaint thereto, as above tended. George Parcels, com entitled, In the Superior Court of Nc modore, gave a history of the Jersey whereby It aeeks judgment against you and tht appointment of We Give Quick, club and introduced past com three Commissioners to fix Ms com- pensation to be paid for the taking modores: George Totten, Floyd of tht lands, premises, property, rights Reliable Service! Brown, George Jacobus, Charles and easements hereinafter described. Including the damage, If any, result- Silcox, Keyport, Forrest Garri- Ing from the taking to any remaining woperty, for tht purpojse tst forth Your electric system Is the very son. Matawan, and John Scully in said Complaint lifeline for everyday hem* and Red Bank. SECTION T business activities. The dinner was served by th< PARCEL E-70» A fee simple absolutt, unless a lesstr entertainment committee, Interest Is shown, in and to all that 1W. SH 7.0612 certain lot, tract, or parctl of land, which Harry Ross is chariman premises and property, situate, lying His committee consisted of and being in tha Borough of Keyport, In the County of Honnwuth, and state Roy Huyler. Mr. Jacobus, War of New Jersey, more particularly da> ALLEN ELECTRIC ren Wyckoff, Robert Kissingei scribed as follows: II WMto St. and Chris D. Rittman. GARDEN STATE PARKWAY Rri SECTION 7 PARCEI, E-70J Conalatlng of the right to txcavate construct and maintain a channel for existing Lttppatatong Creek on lands described as follows: Tht point of beginning It rtached rrom the intersection of trt« center Ine or relocated Madison Strstt with Mainstay Federal says.. Lhe northerly lint of Clarlc Street: thence westwardly along tht norther. y Una of Clark street, a distance ot four hundred nine 1409) feet; thenct northwardly on* a line having a btar. Ins, based on the New Jersey Plant Coordinate System ot north four ds. grees, fifty minutes west (N 4'JO'W), a distance of five hundred alsty-flvt [MSI feet to the point of beginning. "Everyone Would Like Running from tald point of begin' nlnit; thence, fli Northwardly, by aald bearing of north four degrees, fifty minutes West N 4* JO'W) a distance of one Hundred ninety-eight (IN) feet, to a point, Ihtnce. To Be A Touchdown Hen <2) Westwardly, by bearlns, touth ssvsnty.elght degress, five mlnutss wttt, (S 78'06'W) a distant* el one hundrtd sis not) fstt, more or Itss, to a point, thence; (3> Southwardly, on a lint parallel to and ona hundrtd four (104) Itet. messurtd at a right anils, from tht Si W9 twine iftotT aforesaid lint having a bearing Of nortn four degrees, fifty mlmitttj west (N 4* WW) a dlstuet of one hundred like Hi* Idta of scoring ninety-tight (1M) tttt to a point. thence. (4) Eastwardly, by bearing, north a "touchdown." aevtnty-tlght degrees, flvt mlnutts, tast a dlstanct ot ont hundrtd six < IO8» feet, mort or less, to tht point Wo can't holp en Hit "T" ot beginning. Excepting thtrttrom that psrt of ths abovt described premises • >> ncitxted In Adams Strut. or tht "singlt wing, It being tht intent to convty the aforssaid right, over that part of tht lands of Jeanelte Elisabeth Eyera but you can scon which lit west of tht herelnsbovt men- tlonsd lint having a bearing ot nerth a touchdown four degree! fifty mlnutts wttt (H I' Together with tht right of tht N» and bo a hora Jersey Highway Authority Its sue ceiiers and assigns, to deposit eica vtieil material from tht hertlntbovt to your family mentioned cnannel for f.uppststong Creek, upon ths remaining lands of the owner. by saving Together with tht temporary right to enter upon all of the remaining regularly of litnrls, of the owntr, contiguous to ths there's comfort like area of the abovt mtntloned construe lion with ths necessary men, mattrir and equipment for tht proper prestcu Mainstay lion of tht abovt described work. ••Id temporary right shall etctmt null and void, on ana after Novembt you never knew before! 'with' respect to Seellon T, Pare* Btoa. you, Jsenstls Elisabeth Eysrt, in ntt4 • ••ftnejani Meautt r herituse you, or any of you, have, or may claim lo have an Inter' Good? Well, now it cotta less than you'd think! NOTif'n"' is HKnuiir rnnTiiErt DIVKN thsl «n ord«r was made n MAINSTAY .:.. Huivrlnr Conn nt New J»r»i-y on Look for the GOLD MEDALLION, inn mh nay »' N-ivmirier, IbbO, >11- ret'tlns III* dfffmlHnls lf> dhow CK'is lietnre «Nlrl r:ourl n» KrldAV, lh« Illh the sign of complete electric living. iisv HI Hcr-uiUiM ii'.n si th« hour n FEDERAL SAVINGS in:fKl n'lliii-k In lh»> fnri'tirtnn. si IM I'furl WmiBp, yrep)n)\<). In (he Cnilni nf Mfinuuiwfh' Mfw .lir M KTit 36 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK WAI.TKH I, NMITtl 'IR Jersey Central Power A Light Atu.rney for I'Ulrtfiff, Nuv, It RED BANK REGISTER The Uulted SUtes adopted the By SAVNDER8 and OVERGARD 6—Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1959 alloy containing 75 per cent cop- STEVE ROPER THE HANDS per and 25 per cent nickel for its five-cent piece in 1866. The I SUPP1N Bridge South dealer essary to give up one trump trick WHAT'S WITH YOU ' 1HEINIE/--HE CHU Neither aide vulnerable same alloy is used for today's JOKEQS ANYHOW?/ in the process of drawing trumps,nickels. NORTH it may be wise to duck the first I JUST CAME IN TC A 53 trump rather than give the trick ¥ K4 Column KQI8S up later. Dummy will still have AJ43 a trump or two to keep the en- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST EAST emy's best suit at bay. 4QI9 A 10 4 DAILY QUESTION U.S. Muten Team Champion ¥ J 986 ¥ AQ 10 • 73 • 10 9 6 2 Dealer, at your right, bids one The duck is a play in which you * 10 17 2 • KQ95 spade. You are next, holding: allow an opponent to win an ear- SOUTH Spades—5 3 Hearts—K 4 Dia- ly trick in a tuit rather than A AKI 7 62 monds—K Q J 8 5 Clubs—A J 4 3. the same trick later on. At we 7532 What do you say? have seen, the commonest pur- • A4 Answer: Bid two diamonds. A simple overcall is your best pose of the duck is to cave an Sea* Wsst Net* East entry to a long suit. Today we 1 A PMS 2 A PMS course. A takeout double would aee a duck that it inspired by 2 A Tiass 3* PMS promise better support for hearts, a different reason. 3 • Pan 3 ¥ PMS the unbld major, and might eas- 3 A P»* . 4 A AU PM* ily get you into great.trouble. West opens the fix of hearts, Openinj lead — ¥• MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY •nd dummy's king loses to the PREVENTS STICKING 1 MEAN SMOOTH SLEWING ace. Back comes the four of When you use a pastry canvas spades. What ahould South do? if you give up the first trump FOR YOUR BUDGET trick. Let West win the Mcond and stockinet cover over your South is sure to lose a trump rolling pin make sure you rub Join the progressive families STMf OPP TUB MAIM trick no matter how he plays the trick with the nine of spades. FREEWAVI TMERE IS flour down into the meshes of the who slide over extra winter ex- ATKAFFIC TIE- suit. The only question is whether West cannot take two heart cloth on both the canvas and penses with the extra cash 1 tricks, for dummy still hat to lose the trick early or late. stockinet cover. This should keep bring in. I'm O. Howie Hustles, Most bridge players would put trump to ruff the third round of dough from (ticking. hearts. The defender! can take, the Register' Classified ad who OH-OM1ANP eff the evil moment by taking I'/AUATB the first two trumps with ththe altogether, two hearts and one finds buyen for the toys, tools TRY IT! and other things you'd like to AW A7TOI ace and king. Then they would trump. South can win any other When youngsters shun creamed try to run the diamonds. West return and draw trumps. Then vegetable* add a topping of crisp sell. Dial SH 1-0010 now to put would ruff the third diamond and hecan aafely run the diamonds crumbled bacon or tiny buttered me to work and have smooth take two more heart tricks. Down to take the rest of the trick*. tout cubes and the chances are sledding this winter on the extra one. Look for this position whenever they'll eat and enjoy the dish. cash I get you. Keep Control you want to draw trump* and You keep control of the hand run a solid side auit. If it is nec- Aniwar I* Ytattra'ay'* Puts!* 'ASTRO-GUIDE" By Caean CROSSWORD PUZZLE t novwnovr ACROSS I-Part of 1-Unlt of "to bo" nan nilgai! nan I ElsmtM f-PoGkatbooka r«»«nt—For YoiTand SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF eumney (pi.) TaUMttlemtnA t 'ours* • • A fiM day! Rely S-ImlUta S-Flae* on tnowa Cacti timer than oa t-Ruort S-CMIM hair i:-so)icituiJ» iolultfofl when fl**^*g* dacirion la-Spefchlm ding future welfare. Your li-Pinch rntaaur* t to «UaW#.und»r bent* 15-B«rt«r 11-Fart of Mes. You can aeeom- 17-Flied fool church •Jlotmuiti It-Printer's plUi a tot provided you exert lt-DUapptar all of, the tfiort of which you tl-Memonndun ll-HoateirlM SI-UneloM fO-Turklih an capable. Excellent «veninf t<-Kot« of seal* dtcrc* pects uigteit going out on the If-FlnltB »-Lut>rlcat*s M-RIck ll-En treaty (own*/ IT-Goei by IS-Lampnys M-Ualt* eloaatr •«•!*»« tl-Pronoun 17-BhMt of ST-lnfluraco maaiuro Si-French plural Si-Flah-catlnsj «-Thn*-to*« Past .vi Standard tima, with ftrfure?. .< p irtld* mammal 11001 Il-Pald nolle* ~ 4T-EIMMIM four tim» tones. Eastern, Cen- tion will mvestittte • reported SI-SpuiUll parttelo tral, Mountain and Pacific «u tribe of wtb-footed people oa trtlcl* M-Slrl'a nan* Si-Crony adopted on November 18,1M3. the notthen RhodceUa-Motaffl* (eolloq.) tl-A continent Although tht VS. hai nsd bique border jxar the Zambezi (abbr.) standard time slnco that date, River. They are (aid to live on U-Mixea. u dough no tegiilative action was taken cane rats, which they hunt' with ll-A >Ut* (abbr.) until March.!», 1918. vnilldegs. tl-Niimber 40-Symbol for NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL Iron 41-Ar»blm The Day UncUr Your Sign •eaport 41-OM ops**** UMA(S«s»,t)l*Ocr.21) B 44>FMshttn»4 RAPIO MP JtU U6TBR «f-FranMwork TO SOME of wood ...IO (Ott.»«oNov.2l) , MUSIC. . . il-RelffU at TAURUS tAattl 20 »*M«rM) ! IraTttini «o a mtainom ud ami WPN'T UuMositni o* kcawy^oaewt** trtlBc • , BKIN& SASITTAtlUJ (N*v. tt«* 0* 21), KInd of Makt • dcutniMa tlfcft to aubliit whaU •ubiHly ia your MKtloaa! Mkwp.. •Mllnr In CAfRICORN lOte.M «• Uri.W) K-Wtlltht U CAN 2\). Yea «uy IMI that you an not BOW India Daa'l nsh. fire with lira fantt (tenM inc. h cmersuKie. t w ant itow aocltlMM prUU** lUal hthh.tht ttriy DOWN •( your Sethi a fwvn lUtti 1-Parform I-Ballor MSCIS (Ftk 20 «• Mtrch 20) Tkt outlook lor >4Miieb« yew CUM t-Toun Mew a bit man BHIUT* our. 4-Btyl* of aotorasblu e IW. TUU tmtmrim. Int.-

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THE RYATTS Oy CAL ALLEYREVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY "YbUMGMAU. ail. WHlt.MOM.' OOKATTHOSt M>U «AID WA ELBOWS.' MY HANDS fOEtT HELP AiTit HivKW «ia« u 'UNO* - HMeat en«e» aaM. H.1?. room: untarnUlt*4.t «CUM ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE IMT. VM MaBTsx., XaWwoo* er Lalw .'(/l/tl»« extra. Ut 3>7W5. BOY'S PART-TIME HAMMOND ood «5190 mum* vACAjumn* . Be UM •1ODERN THP.^E-ROOM houee. $85 t Day timwa CORP. LD FURNITURE — AntlqUfS, brlc Mrs. Paul C. Frederick, Jr., . MCUM CHRISTMAS JOBS. ORGAN STUDIO a-brac. Anything old. Clean up you; month Adults. Olf Kt. 3a. Middle .HCUH 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK sllars and attics. Turn your trasl own. PI 8-7903 or TW 2-1500. I4 DayDins CMsacs Cwictltw CALL SH 7-1896 AFf ER 6. ipd her mother, Mrs. James E. M Itejrs Csasccatt .24CUM HAS OPENINGS FOR of ASBURY PARK cash. Phone CA 8-0892. DUPLEX-FIVE rooms, bath, oil -laherty, are spending severij NATIONAL RL'O IMPORT Coilipur Sales — Servlci — Instruction USED SPINET PIAJfO heat. 178, 82 Railroad Ave., 3elford. N Dayi CMaatuilw wants borne owner with large clea. EXPERIENCED ELECTRONIC 1EN-1AL. PLAN ON ALL MODELS IN GOOD CONDITION IH 7-5025. lays at (he Hotel Hershey Jn tasement or heated two-car garag pen dally 'til » p.m. Rat. 'til 9:30 p.m Phone CA 2-7502 RENTAL Yearly CMtraet tttm 0* ?referab!y in street zoned for business qokman Ave.-Msln St.. AiDury Part iershey, Pa. Mrs. Frederick Is WIRERS \ man who lias the' time, space an !SED PIANO — Also flute for child. lunxalow, 3 bedrooms, IK- lot, garage, Must be reasonable and In good con- :ompletely furnished $135.00 per mo. i resident of Silverbrookr Rd. SOLDERERS PR 5-9300 Ition. SH 7-0533. ;has. It. Tlndall Realtor. 1» E. Front Blirnl ad* using The fteg1*t»:'a P, O. Bei 2Sc eitra. !•-. Red Bank. SH 1-9030. ind Corn La., Shrewsbury. m.Bt.to classify, edit or tsleet sat advertisement la reserve* MANY FRINGE BENEFITS. 'LD FURNITURE — Antiques, cmna traveling, no age limit. Write Til ALUMINUM COMBINATION IIX ROOM HOUSE — Recently decor MEMBERSHIP CENSUS W« mil not" k* responsible for «n»». UUIM U*r w* Jstedad PAID HOLIDAYS, PAID VACA glassware, art objects and brlcs before the eecond insertion. Davis Company, c-o of H. J. Sherman TILT WINDOWS irac/ Immediate cash for anything ami ated. Call Corrlgarls, SH 7-2708 or EVERETT — Members of tht No cancellation trill be accepted or changes mUa la advertise- TIONS. HOSPITALIZATION IN 30 Bampton PI.. We»l Long Branch All Sizes To Giant 36KK 1 recythlng, Ruscll's. 25 East Front SL nqulre 56 Sprint St., Red Bank. By ments ana hour after receipt at slfae*. MAN OR BOY wanted lor part-tlm Genuine Alcoa Aluminum H 1-1693. !eaae only, $85 per month. losary-Altar society of St. Cath- SURANCE. work alter 4:30 working with [urn! 2ABIN — Furnished, two rooms, bath. rine's Catholic church, at a fe- lure. Apply Variety Btore, 115 West Mfgr't List Automatic heat, hot water, convenient DIADLINI 5:00 f. M. Day ltf«r«.fiiWlc.tr«i APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL Front St., Bed B»nk. o town, ort riverfront. SH 1-2193. int meeting, discussed plans fo' BtSfLA* SH 7-5100 - ASK FOR MR. C FULL-TIME POSITION with Batter) REG. $17.95 rrrs AND UVISTOCK membership census to be made •:W A. M. IMr Ma kalara •>•»• VAN ATTA. 2 Flr.it Mlaslle Battalion, N.J.A.NO. Minimum 3 Windown ONE YEAR OLD is month. Rev. John HowaTci Beirord/ N.J. are now available. Start- In it-illation * Delivery Optional WANTED TO RENT BOOKKEEPER — Accounts Payable. Ing salaries SI,100 and above vcr ar Wooley monkey. as distributed maps showing the. Experienced. Knowledge o! typing. num. For Information call OS 1-107S Prown'i, 47 Broad St., R. B, CA 9-1016. FAMILY Of FOUR desires unfurnished fell Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 14)525 Pleasant working conditions. Llbera between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Alond Bll 1-7500 GUERNSEY apartment four or fire rooms by No- "lurch boundaries. Meetings Calia aa private telephcates are tell-free to 0_ _. _._ ^ employes benefits. Canterbury Knitters Wednesday. Friday. COWS vember 30 or December 11, Red Bank erc held in the homes of Mrs.. Ltd., Locust It.. Keyport. OS 1-0864 vicinity, att 7-5374. . • tonal stations: LOwsli S, COlfu 4, KEan.burg s. WHitnay S. DELIVERY MAN ohn Tilelli. Everett, and Mr». Call* oo private tsleaheaa* are toll-free to SB 14010 Irom the TTPIBTPIBT FOB BVENINQB QS and eevev r ' Over 21. COUNTY ORGAN & 3OLLIE PUPS — Championship stock, 1: Aflgatle HWtlaMS j, CApltal s and S. Liberty 2, ouiau r SaturdayMu*tbSaturday. bee hlfh.scuohlfhsc o SH 7-2484 sable and tricolor. . . . une Svenson, Oak Hill. i. ItVaaaaa I. wU Bright t, and BHadysid* 1 IU1 Bll 1-7710 dual* and rapid wist, write STOCKROOM WARBHOI7SESIAN - PIANO COMPANY FURNISHED BOOMS ScuIliat . P. O. Boa Ma, Red Bank. Permanent full-time. 40-hour five day WANTED—Good home for fentKle £ HAKB YOUR CHRU1-™ — - week. Good starting salary, paid vaca- Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer erman Pincher, ilx yean old, haa MODERN ROOM* FOR FOUR - REAL ESTATE KM SAU tions, employee discounts and many paper** HOUM* dor, not accuitomed tc «10O monthly. TV, maid service, THE Bright — fcll nationally advertised Visit our itudioshowroom. sea and IDVENTtmER OCEANFRONT. Long AUTOMOTIVI erodueu la your neighborhood. Imde other company benefits. Apply In per. near the beauty of the CONN ORGAN. younc children. Excellent watch do|- HOUSES FOa SA1E ANNOUNCIMINTS dlate placement In Fair Haven. Red son 9:16-11:30 a. m. Sears Roebuck S Then convince yourself tbst you can Call after 8:30 p.m; BH 1-2001 Iranch. CA MOtlO. Bank, Wddletown, Atlantic Highlands Co., Red Bank. If. J. AUTOS AND TKUCKS play In IS minutes. CHIHUAHUAS iTTRACTIVE ROOM in private home, OUR OWN LAGOON leadlnf Una ijOfT AND FOUND rn nformatlon call «H W343. Write JANITOR-PORTER — Permanent full- Five wteks old, AKC rsglstered. with bath. Heat and water supplied. ISM PLYMOUTH eistlon wagon. Six 2J Bllnbelh Ave., Hulae Manor. Poln> time work. 40-hour 5 day week. Oood Hwy. 35 IH 7-32D9 Mlddletown loops Weaned. LI 24817. ulet section. SH 7-3742. roan waters. Most desirable enter. HBR BRACELET. Pleasant. open 'til a p. m. except faturday tvoar — cylinder. A-l condition, new tlrea. starting salary, raid vacations, em- Al MIDDLETOWN KENBLS URNISHED ROOM — Private bath ont community. Kusa stadia M*lns leeket. engraved Call alter S P.m., HI mm LAB TECHNICIAN or practical nurse ployee discounts anil many other com- 'Ime Payments OB 1'37B5 private entrance, excellent location oom with llreplace. Three ba4ra»ns, Or doctor's ewica^aftereoons. pany benefits. Apply In person, •:]»• We specialize In Rln Tin type German deal for school teacher. Free parking, LOST — 'Jray and. whits cat. Chu L 11:30 a.m. Seara Roebuck * Co. Red ATTENTION, onlhly basis only. Inquire SH 7-25O0 wo baths, large screened-in aoretl. t*- Bank, N.J. shepherds and all other breeds. Also r P.O. Box 551, Reit Bank, N, J. •an. Over one acre, PMKa DRAPERY OPERATOROPERT S — TWO. THRIFTY BUYERS! ilxcd pupa, S5 and up. CHEVROLET four-door eedan. •tSadtSady workwork , food papayy , aiperlencerlenced PART-THfC — Men over 21, car neces- Hwy 39, next to Klnney's 8hoee ITATE LICENSED — Hilltop Private only. Apply The Interior Shop, 22» sary, polish floors, any IS hours, no If you have limited llnanclil resoufi Nursing Home. Inc., Kings Hwy, Mid Broad St.. Bad Bank. axperlence, (40 • at«. No unemployed — and are In need of furniture — mayCOCKER SPANIEL—Pedlgreed. threi lletown, K. i* Vacancy available. Rea SLAZEBROOK need apply. ORama H1IS after 1 p.m. yeara old. Best offer, CO 4-onable rates. OS 10177. < . FOB W1D0WBR, I we suiseit you visit our atorafe 0087. AUTQMOflVI . MSItCUIlTlMT HouunnPBit rpn warehouse? Laac Brane EXPERIENCED DAIRY farm worker. WANTED — Pups, dogs AKC or ethers, LJTTLB SILVER, room with kitchen aad white. UnTaLaac . BranehIteaulra. dChil Dade Year round Job, Live out, top waxes. Three-Room Outfits such as privileges. Suitable for business pep- AGENCY AUTOS AND nutau UnTa. Iteaulrad Dae refer Ueland Farm. SH 14523. Mlddletown Kennels, Kwy. 30, Kiddle- «uaimeaU(MUimaU(MU. minimminimuum lown. O8 1-3758. le. Oarage. SH 10751. venue of Two Riven 1SS1 HUMAN MINX •oodeoaaWon, IN? lUrXRIAL. One at aur awn. sncea to "December,••Db " I, Red SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK OUTFIT NO. 78111 llngle or double with board or kitchen acanomteal la run. flSS. Cal Braue with kaflr* tat> aad^rnat<*lii« leak. Bill, pick orders, and ship. Must be Defy Comparison 1 BBDLINOTON Terrier Puppies, lov- privileges. 278 Mechanic St., SH :U 1-0954 Nights, RU1-WM IH 1-1M4. laauier aad aylaa Martar. Thla Crown YOUNO LADIBa, must be willing to fully experienced In garment factory. *# Three-piece bedroom suits able, lamb-like dog. Home bred. AKC motel two^oor haa oarapiete enulp- team to preae ehlrts and wearing State qualificatlona and salary desired a> ThTee-pleca living room suite Champ line. Do not shed. ADams I PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON — naal and law •aa«fraar mlleaae. Wau- Z-773S. IINGLE ROOMS. Clean and comfort rice lehwartx * Sons. Ml W. rront apparel. Permanent positions open. Ap- to "S.A.R." Box SH, Red Bank. • Five-piece dinette — plus loidl MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP; . BiyDoaald'a Laundry,, 4t Marlon St.. accesaones! WEISIARANBR able. Reasonable rate. Garage oen W., Had Bank. IK T4TW. Red Bank. BH l-MM. EXPERIENOED WELDER — Acetylene Two yeara old. AKC registered. $90. tlemen preferred. 92 Wallace St. SH 1- riicinus living In rursl area, laria; and arc, capable of welding alumi- , Take over balance AnJacaped plot. Three ftedl'uaana, tlMee ISM HUDSON FOUR-DOOR, air eon. ONTIAC — litl. tin. Phone SH T-MMWOMAN to baby alt; my home. 7:30 num, bronze Rnd stainless; also burning. FReetraM fl.0094 dltloned, all power units. Call Oeean- during day. May be aaan at ltt Apply In pefson only 8 a»m. to 5 p.m., J166 -bVELY FURNIBHED room, i"ea ^athi, all modern improvemente.' twe- port Tap House, LI !-»7J«. Mechanic «.. Rid Bank evenings. e.m.-«:«S a.m., 3:30 p.m-3 p.m. River Monday to Friday. References require^. liath. located near Red Bank in nev :ar garage. Full price f2t,0M>. TKnu Plaza area. IH 1-09M. Must have driver's license. Hendrlcks pay only $1.75 weekly rlvate home. Call after i!:30 8H 7I0B2 be a.rraneeci. , . c- MSI CHRYSLER WINDSOR two-door ••IT orrart tar MB* Renault, fiva DENTAL AMItTANT, aiperlence not REAL ESTATE FOR RENT hardtop excellent mechanically, new montha old. Fully equipped, ueed aa Merrltl Maclilnce Co., 2« Heclianlc 81. For appointment call CO 4-3022 lly corner plot. Building vanf Ml. gno» Href. U 2-1075. neeessannecessaryr. Write slatin' g past Jo"b ei"- Red Bank. •eeond ear. CA ••UTi. perlencs t—o "D.A.", Box HI, Red Bank. APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED ROOMS em, contains living room, dlnlnff f#*tn. STUDBBAKER 'S8 SCOTSMAN, lull 1M* OUMMOBILB DTNAMC M, cor- FIELD FURNITURE kitchen, den room, three benfsMAf. alia four-door. Economy car, A-l eon. tlbl Fewer atearlnr, EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES wanted FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1. 1 and 1% baths and utility room, TaMMIr. dition, one-owner, low mileage, »ari apply m person. Bow Knot Restau- THRIFTY WAREHOUSE .1. bedrooms. Water, heat .aupplled. UNNY Studio Room, heart oi Lon rarage. • - rant, it Broad St.. Red Bank. HELP WANTED-MaU- Female 179 to $100 monthly. CA 91553. Branch. Ideal for. seamstress, mas- reasonable, KE S-lMa. . 7-11 E. Front Street seuse, teacher. Interracial. UlUltns. Inspection Is br a ppolntnuat eaMf. ••» MEltCURT MONTEREY, white. l«re. Beet reasonaMs r. Lt. Lawn, WAITRBS*, ataady poaHUm. must be TBACHBR FOR ORGAN or piano. TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS three Light housekeeping. CA 9-2177. Plesss telephone lor appullilaiaaal, nperienced. Apply Charlie's Leonar- Part-time, tales anility helpful. SH 7- and (our rooma, boat dock, elevator, Two door hardtop, only owner, mor- AT2M"9~ for appolntmant. ^ Keyport, N. J. Ing ant nf town about December. 1. UM BUICK BITATB WAOOH, radio do tuner. Highway sf, Leonardo. — patio on river. SH 1-2399. . MORRISEY * WALKER ;« Wonderful condition. Paw.r steering. llitS TELEPHONE BOUCITORf. Day and 'OUR ROOMS fully furnished, all mil' DO YOU MBBD CHRISTMAS MONEY evening workera. wanted. Call SH 7. FIREPLACE WOOD Ittea, private entrance. 15 Third Ave., RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE KEansburg MNl ,-. •'.:]• Willing t» work fewhourt evening* SUB for appointment. SH 1-8466 Atlantic Highlands. HOUSES FOR SALE UVtrr KLL — Hot BUICK special. FIRST FLOOR apartment — Two bed- BEAUTIFUL Kumson COWaUI. J»>Y. Foui^door hardtop, power ateerliii HOUSE TKAILEM PART-TIM" ««fi«ie work. Apply In par- CROWN KITCHENS rooms. Jiving room, dining room, large living room, dining room, Wctf^ and brake*. Excellent condition. t*to. eon. Muse, be able to type. References SITUATIONS WANTED, Female NOVEMBER SPECIALS kitchen. One-car garage. Immediate oc- Call Wednesday a.m. ftu l-osto. n, three bedrooms, two bathei (—•"••* IMT VACATION TRAILBR — U\ retulred. J. Tanko. M Broad St., Red 38" wide 'range hood with fan and cupancy. $80 per month, no utilities BERG-O-GRAM rd porch, two-car attache* 1MI CHBVBOLET. good condition. (UO. alaapa fire, atore. water tank, lea BABYBTrTrNO. at your home at nine, light coppertone, $31.05 regularly 149.05. Included, Call Ayers-Trufolo Agency, 16 be». »M Ilihia. Call CA HWt. Or HIM houeekeepln*. Two-burner built-in gaa range top, Church St.. Little Bllver. SH 1-2B3S. "ATTENTION Two fireplaces. Large pond. •"HH T-MaT between 7:30 and t p.m. COOX-HOUtBWORXBR. for two adults. 154.95 regularly K9.95. Bunt-In oven* ALL FUTVRX HOWE BUYERS" setting. f3J.ooo.IIO. 1*54 8UPBR M Oldimoblia engine and UM AHDBMON, 44>. f wide. Two • tlesp-ln or out. Must have reference! 1129 95 and up. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS, weekly By popular rtqueit, wo have lnaugt hydnmatle trsnsmlmon with starter bedreomi, new hldea-Bed, carpet. and own transportation. AT l-O72». Tues- WOMAN Will care for preschool child CROWN KITCHEN CENTER rates. Air utilities, utensils supplied. rated a new tlepartment and lyitem aanerator, carburetor tts. 1M3 M Olds. Plus all aceeeseclee. Reasonable. U day or Friday after five. ren In her name, »13 week or y 35 SH 7-2552 tllddletown Riverside Motel, Foot of Cooper's Tor handling many of our clients. The Dowstra Agency 233t T5 cents hour. 8H 1-U24. Bridge, Rt. 35, • Bed Bank. rAoblla engine and transmission hydro- SALESGIRL—Parwrme. Sylvette'a Chil- PIANOS—Save $200 or more off 111 rt you 'will lend on a poit card - SI t. rront It. matle A-l condition US. IMS Lalalli 1MI AUBRICAN TRAILBR, M'. On* dren's Department, itlddletown Shop- BXPRHIFiNCBD eteno-fiecretary wishes price on brand new 8>-nots spinet pi HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, bath, In M letter your name, address, (1) — •Ide shift transmission «25. I960 Chav Mdnam, fully eauhjped. Call SH ping Center. Mlddletown. See Mary. part-time work, .8:30 to 3 p.m.- Moq. anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see and ground floor, no children, furnlehed, The type of hame you wish to pur- •H rolet halt-ton panel truck, (sod con.dl< 1-S3M attar » o'clock. - day thru Friday. BH 1-3157. $75; unfurnished $39, FR 8-2611. chase, (2)—The approximate prici tlon, new UreaT $10. U> «J«S. SALBIWOMAN—With pleasing person- save, We service what we sell. Temer'i allly to work on tlie aales floor of a BABY SITTING DAILY In my home Music Store, 306 Main St., LA 8-2190. PORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms ringe, whether or not you wiah u HIVBR- OAKS — Massive treee.. Very MM BTUDBBAKER CHAMPION. 1M3 department store In Red Bank. Good between now and Christmas. Evening and Bunday by appointment. furnished. All utilities. Adulte only. buy aa a veteran with no money down attractive Allen Brothers rancher. !•• Willy's Areo Lark, four door. 1MI TRACTORS starting aaury, pleasant working con- BH 7-0322 KE 6-4156. »i a civilian with low' money down, o: mediate possession. Three be4roeeu. FlymeuUi, four doer. All In food run. ditions and employee discounts. Apply WK BUY AMD SELL anything and by UMumltiK another veteran'* mart Living room. Wood-nurnln* > llivtHW. Bint condition, good tires. KB «-MU. EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires worl everything, alve the highest prices. THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED MODEL Ml WOMCMAtTBR Ford trac- In person 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Bears to do at home. Call AT 14799 before Call William UfI Furniture Inc., Hwy gage, (3)—How much you want your Dining room. Kitchen. Basenes*. Oa- tor. Front end loader. Roebuck * Co. Red Bank. N.J. apartment' with bath. monthly payment! to be and in (4)— rage. Beautiful rear yard. (MM*. MUST ULL — 1*H Plymouth Bel»a 12 noon. 35, Mlddletown. IH 1-3211, Osea eve AT 1-2807-M. dera two-door hardlop. Radio, beater, Vat InMvf SAUBSLAOY WANTED for women'i nlngs till I p. m. What area you with to Hve—We will Read Friday'Fridays Register tot mt* M- •jrnltewalls, ona owner, excellent eon< and children'* shop full or part-time. Modern 21* rooms, furnished, utilities locate a number of home* to chooie tenilvenilve listingslistings . ' elltltin. Call FR I-41M alter • p.m. LIONEL 01T FRBIOHT, whistling Loco, supplied. 100 Wallace St., Red from, .call you to «et up a deflni Eiperlsneed preferred. «nw« West aeven later model cars, 60 section! relch's. West Front St., Keyport. SITUATIONS WANTEO-MALE Bank. appointment and in one «woop iat(tl •OATSft ACCBSOMU track, R.C. switches, sold with or with- your needs becauae we win b« pn Ray Van Horonn 1 AUTOS AND TKUCKS EXPERIENCED BHWT REFR EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE, honest out S75-watt tranaformer. Bargain UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, live pared. MOW u TUB TIMB to order your 4« hours per week. Call Morey-beRue man wishes part-time janitorial work. priced. To see in action call BH 7-0334. room apartment. Two bedrooms, heat SM River Rd.Rd . SH 7-4100FiFaitt «§*•• winter etorage covers before aeaaon- Laundry. M iM» Call after S o'clock. 8H 7-3634. and water supplied. Excellent reelden- Being New Jeney'i largeit realdentlL USED REFRIGERATORS and freeia, tlal area. $120 per month. Call Avers- real estate brokers otters ui many ad 11 rush. Call LO e-MM. Larry'l Up- MAN will do yard, cellar cleaning, for sale. Also repairing and rellnlsh- Trufulo Agency, 16 Church 81. SH 1-213$ NEED INLA.W ACCOM MOD ATIOHST aolatery »hop. ICattwan, W. J. inK. Rayahore Spray Palntlnr, Hwy. 38 vantsiei w# can ptsa on to you. We Five spacious family rooma, tiled MUl, window washing, llfmt trucking, door »ml nth St.. Bsiiord. KE t-&27 or OS ['WO ROOMS FURNISHED — Avsll- havn more listings to choose from— porch. Four-room, bath, apartment. COMB MB Uia worms finest boats HELP WANTED-MAXE cleaning, wazlne. AT 1-1654. ablo December 1, 88 Beacon Blvd., we have over fifty (50) salesmen to lundeck. Two-car garage, aba*. sUse- in New Jersey'* largest showroom. 1-0935. (Ive you our Individualized "Person Buy new during our tremendous win- CARPENTER — THIRTY YEARS' ex- Kcanaburg. . . ment. Landscaped. Barbecue, not ISSs perience, wants light carpenter work FACTORY OUTLET BALE — Child alized Service" and we have (our ~ 300. 131,500. tsr ttvlngs event at A * B Boat by.day. hourly or contract. Mates rea ren'a snow aulti, ladlea ear coati THREE JtOOMB UNKURNIIHED all Ices covering nine counties. Mat. Autnorlied Mereury * Oale Bue- attnanle. CA 9-1766. .<*.,' Real bargains. Tonl Frocks. V Went utJiitlca supplied. Immediate occunsn- sanaer Dealer. Hwy M, Beirord. KB TELETYPE St.. corner Oakland St., Red Bank cy. One or two adults only. KB M»l? DON'T DELAY—WRITE TODAY I-MM. If you with to take five minutes CABINETMAKER•••— Seven'years ei (second floor) 5-8 P-m. LONG BRANCH — Clean, nicely fur- Lawrence J. Schilling perlence. flpeklnr worlt. OS 1-0007, 23 your time to write us you can ,t>< 16 CHB RACER, with. steering wheel. Woods End Rd.. Mlddletown. SOL.ID MAPLE early American dining nished three-room apartment. Tile worry free on your housing problem) •*•"•"• •""; ?" ** A-1 Uke new. r». KB 1-IMf, >0ti Blbereo PERFORATOR room set. By-Pennsylvania-House. bath, modern kitchen, conveniently lo- and not spend needless week-ends grop kva.. Allenhurat. Berkshire flnlih. Butfet, hutch; drop- cated. CA 2-9608 or CA (-257S. r»lng in ths dark and wasting valuabl ATTRACTIVE RANCH -'lime U« It' RUNABOUT. 11 h.p. outboard mo- leaf table and three leaves. Two host and four side chaira. Excellent value, TWO AND THREE-ROOM furnished Ime. rooms, lull dining room, ana car SAFETY-CHECKED tor, controls. aompUte outfit, UM. OPERATOR FINANCIAL apartments and bath.- Retita ror fHh ittached sarage. Corner property, eor.- Call 08 1-11T> afltr • p.m. 1200. 10x1* hooked rug and 18' runner, Monmouth County Office ,70. Fireplace screen and pine handled 90 per month. Includes all utilities. •enlentto Bendix and Bell taborsttotlaa- USED CARS THAT if RUNABOUT, ««• hh.l>. . Mercury. Plus BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ooH. Bird cage, aquarium tank. SH Private, entrance. SH 7-4974. Vctcrans tnortg»g«. Can be aaaumR tralltr. Must sellll .IIH T-SiW between 11901. at 4% per cent Interest with aXOOU l:»n a.m. • « p.m. NIGHT SHIFT DELICATESSEN AND Luncheonette in NEW. larce. riverfront, $89 and $100. THE BERG AGENC ilnvn. MnntMv payrnenU, IM. Price* al WILL 6IVE MANY Lincron shopplns; center. Excellent i-ULVLBNOTH MU8KRAT fur coat, 175 Monmouth Blvd.. Ponaupeck. CA 115,600. ,CC1 4r8943. opportunity. Call SH 1-8585. "Personalised Service" Excellent working conditions. size 12. Excellent condition. Call A*" 21810 or CA 9-1318. CUSTOM BUILT — Two-year old eight HAPPY HOURS OP OPORTUNITY WITH -TEXACO-r-Train. 1-SOJI. .. . COMPLETELY FURNISHED and re OShorne 1-1000 room Cape Cod, two full Inns, aese lUUNItt MOTICIS Many company' benefits-" •tli*'with pay available for sales BABY CARRIAGE like new cost S7I Rt. 35 ' Mlddtetown. If. ment, garage, desirable section, (few SAFE DRIVING. minded mechanic with modest capital one-year old S3S. Small office ilcal .^8 Dally >» (at.. Sun. 10- Monmouth. OB 1-07M after S. PUBL OIL » HBATIKO — Call BH to operate modern two-hay -station at 115. Nefw formica dinette set five •MIO. Oil DellTenr. Inc., Service * Bridge and Riverside Ave.. (Rt. 35 pieces, round table with leaf 115. LO UNFURNISHEfrom 5 p.m, lDo JGARAGO p.rn,E - apartment. DELFOHD INCOME PROPERTY. Two- Sales, a Herbert it. Red Bank. near Shrewsbury River) Red Bank. Lu- 1.5683. Three rooms, garage, busineii couple. •lory frame house, upsuirs apart- WRITE "TELETYPE" brication equipment can be rented on a Yearly lease. mJ 1 -0650. VETS OR NON VETS ment with three room* and bath, reeled. B. W. ROOFING, caulking, and storm monthly basis. Call KE «-38M after 5 BBSTSY ROS9 LESTER nplnet plang, $1,000 down and $70 monthly buyi Four rooms and .cain down. Property damage repairs (special au anmiies Box 511, Red Bank, N. J. p.m. for detaila. blond, like new. $400. Call" FOURlh -ai.vri-'iiioROOMS. wtia-'tJ. 4tiitDllfJI' UNFURNISHED. nejaas, . Heat 5S'»m\ Low taaes, near storea aad >r Use Including rant and chimney SH 7-0269. andd electricelectricit It,y supplied.. Immediate this four-bedroom home. Good cnurelie*. KE HIU. caulslng tit) t4 hour aerrlte. FR gswi DRUO STORE A-l location, well known OCCIIppaneyl . SH 7-228T. ...-.=. or equipped and well stocked. Due to EIGHT-YEAR OLD Westlnghouse atove, location. Oil heat, sewers, alum- »"AIR HAVEN — Buy from DulMcr. Illness will sacrifice at half of re- good condition, ISO. Call 'OUR AND FIVE-ROOM apartments inum siding, completely redeco- New center hall three bedroom ranelr » terlar. «uallty painting. No Job too Apply in Person placement value. Cash needed 96.000. • SH 7-M62 heat furnished. Immediate occupancy. ;r> corner plot. Ceramic ma bath, lane •mall or too urge. Bstlmatee easer- Salanea, terms. Write "DRUQ STORE' For Infomatlon call between 9-7. CA rated. Price $10,000. 5'/j% mort- living room, modern kitchen. Built It. hilly given. CA t-Va*. 40 Broad St. Red Bank I™,' 511. Red Bank. DININO ROOM SET, English maho- 2-9931. wall oven and range. Full cellar with gany. Good condition, ten plecea. Ta* age. lolhes dryer. RU 1-O3S7 or KK *^ BOAT RBPATJUJ hie 8'S"x6'6". two' leaves, six chairs. THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apart Excellent w»rk. Any alia Job. For In 8H 1-8182. Call Tuesday. Wednesday, ment. Heat, water, garage furnished LOT OWNERS tormstlon call XB f-303i. USE OUR MONEY INSTRUCTION Saturday, Bunday, thla week. Pay own utmie*. 175 month. SH 7-217«. ELLA WILTSHIRE A company moving front Iblal Irs* rRBCS AND LAROB UUH ramovad. If you are alert and ambitious we'll ESTATE ELECTRIC, range. Good con. UNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS and oilers a lovely model home at a eeeri- Utility, flat antsnna poles aat and put you In business In Red Bank oi bath. Heat, water, afjd electric range lice price. Three bedrooms, KlUben, (ramed. Fully Insured. IH 1-THT or the Bayshore area in time for the noil dltlon. M AGENCY illnlna; area, large airy living room, BUT NOT ABUSED! IBM, TAB, KEYPUNCH supplied. Newly decorated. $S0 month. attached breezevar and garage. IWa .. CA t-USs. day rush. We provide the merehandlae, Wiring actual machines. Day or Even Call evenings between 6-7 ur Sundays financing, and know how. Stop in any LIMED OAK dining room set;, ful ,0 6-2211. 1480 Ocean Avenue Sea Brighi gem will, be-moved to your hit. CaU , IDEAL FOR A SECOND ODD 1O» MRVICB day 12-lT 4J. Kelly, TM Mattlson Ave. ing. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS S1A alze, 1100; extra buffet secretary 81 Celiara, atllct, yardt Cleaned. Hauling, Asbury Park. CHINES. 7*0 Broad St., Newark 7-0015. THREE LARGE newly decorated rooms SE 2-0004 i" CA i-Ttlf for free estimate. MA 4-1394 — 16 E. state St., Trenton and bath. First floor, large grounds. FREEHOLD — Income property file* CAR FOR THE IUSY EX 3-SOM. OFFICE FURNITURE—Large coher- J15.SB two apartments that will itve TRBB WORK RBrRIOBKATIOM MAN — Must M ence table 10'xl1 with glass top, In children welcomed, heat, hot water K0Ot250 per month. One asaxteaent WIFE. IN FACT Trees removed, pruning, land cleared, experienced. Apply In person. Eaton beautiful condition, suitable for civic or- and gaa furnished. AT 14120. rented, one available. Located •nth Reasonable rataa. IH 7-1371. town TV. 60 Hwy. M. Eatontown. ganuatlons, 1125: large assortment ol FOUR AND SIX room unfumUlirri WALKER & WALKER St. .rR M3M. IMI INTBRNATIONAL TRUCK, H TV REPAIRMAN - Full or part-time. MIRCHANDISK desks 640 to »125; files $20 to $05 apartments. For Information call SH KEANSBURO — Two-story houae on ; THEY'RE A GOOD IUY Vacations, holiday* with pay. Apply chaira from 110 to 650; small safe $S0 '-0884 or SH 1-7048. REALTORS J M d la person. Batontowa TV. M Hwy. 39, FOR SALE large aafe $125. Burdge * Son (nexl corner lot. Five rooms, hot »ater FOR ANYONE IN THE ' Eatontown. . o Welnbach'a parking lot), 24 Clay St., TOUR-ROOM and two-room apartment. heat, clly truer and sewers. MilM. . IIOTAN—Oeaera^tf MP&l aim, truck lettering SPINET PIANOS for rent. Find out be- Red Bank. Open dlaljr »-12. 1-9. Friday Well furnished, decorated, garage, IH RUMSON CAPE COD — Foui for lltlle money. M Tsars experience. MAINTENANCE MACHINIST — Must fore your purchase If your child Is eveninjg T-A •91 SO. 57 Morford PI., Red Bank. bedrooms, 1*£ baths, large sepa WIIXINO TO SACRIFICE for quick FAMILY. N. Bridie Are., Red Bank. be well experienced with uae of ma- adaptable. Full allowance of all rental sale two-bedroom Cape Cod, eipaa>- chine shop tools, Should have Ingenuity >ARK BLUE man's overcoat (Flnchley TWO-ROOM Furnished Apartment for rate dining room, screened porch, on purchase. Choice of 8 makes, 12 business couple. Adulta only. No seta. slon attic, lull cellar. Dasd-end etreat. EXTORT MINDntO—Catta. But. for maintaining, rebuilding machinery. styles. Tustlng Piano Co., 16 Uonmoutll size 42. 135. Waterproof topcoat, S10. basement. Taxes only $383. Low quiet neighborhood. SH M144. vsr raflnlahlac and plating. Thermoe Call LI M2O0 between • a.m. and t St.. Red Bank. Now worsted alacks, waist 3S". $15. SH 1-2715. juckela. Chlnu S Olaee thop. Ml iraad p.m. for appointment. Wool shirts, scarfs, pajamas, etc. Ex- SHREWSBURY — Flverom anart maintenance. An attractive fami LINCROKT — Transferred owner, will It, Bad Bank. SH 7-4100, TYPEWRITERS, ADD1NO machines. cellent condition. SH 7-5268. sell lor I1J.S00. Split-level, den er •urn,. STATION SALEBMAN — ment, utilities furnlahed, 1129. SH 1 ly home in good school area PAINTINO, DBCORAT1NO AM makes, new or used. Guaranteed. 1883 between B and 9 p.m. fourth bedroom, lower tevei. f2#0O down, . Full time work. Days. Muat be me- Easy terms. "Buy am where they Hi ANTIQUES, glues china, furniture, outs Modestly priced at $18,900. 5>^ per cent can be aasumed. SH T-S1BS. OENBRAL .CONTRACT1NO chanically Inclined. Oood references. 'am." Low aa d& Serplco'a. 101 Mon- and greeting cards. Dowd, third THREE. ROOMS furnished, utilities, 9LATE * JONES «H 1-I4M al BBIU J^ — Bfc^aii— A A siaAlsa daaae) •nskllna. mouth, ft N«zt ta tht .'ar. »H MMs* house psst "East House-Andquea" o llneng, parking Included. Clean, de- ARMSTRONO'S MID-WEEK SPECIAL- IWBATBRI DECORATED In wool Sears Ave. Navellnk. AT 1-2997. ilrable neighborhood, 'Adults only. 8v Seven epaclous rooms, Immaculate Highl m. WE ARE HARVESTINQ our finest ap- WALKER & WALKER condition, four twin site bedroome. tile Crewel work for Christmas, portray- WA8HINO MACHINE. OR automatic. Prospect Ave., corner John St., 8H 1* ng all hobbles and Interests. Ksfl-lW. ands. ples. Delected Red Delicious. Golden 2S88, available Nov. 1«. bath, separate dining, hat alr-otl Seat, BLBCTROLUX CORPORATION need< Delicious. Btaymen Wlnesap. Macin- Five years old. Good condition. REALTORS oversized garage, 120* front. Only Cars e/BLL DRILUNQ CONTRACTORS — men for ealts and eervlca depart- toshsh.. Kaeouns. For eating and cookcook* Call CO 4- 00*7. OAKHURST. apaclouH furnished two 116,900. 4 per cent mortgage can he ment. Apply at SM Prospect Ave., Lit WATBR CONDITIomNO. Two-way Ing alsol . RR.II . OlOreenlngs s ffo r PiePiess . BucBuckk- BBUILT — Like new. 26" girls' blkf rooms and bath. Utilities Included Highway 35 Shrewsbury afliumed, Elwood A. Armatronf, SAS radio dispatch. 24 hour serrlce. Water lie anrar feopmu Center. lln Vrult Farm and NuNuraeryr . Phalanx Single or couple, available Dec. 1. On<- Prospect Ave., Little Silver SH 1-4100. U.. LlncroftLlft . BH 1-O.tO1O.tO. ^ ISO. Boys, W. Balloon tire hike, «15 laattd lisa. BXport 4-tllt. OPENINGS I OS room, furnished, $40 up. MlllhoUM 7, SHadyiiJe 1-5212 Due te Increase In business, ws need iS 14393.- ' Monmouth Road, PR 9-8547. SHREWSBURY TOWNiHIP — four ' four man who are Interested In the WOOD — asaaonad oak. flnjMau, stove NEW JALOUSIES AND DOOR TO VV room cooperative bunfalow with • OF ALL MAKES, retelling business. If you are choeen and furnace. McOulre'e Market. Rt. r>orch. 10 a 12', 6' high. Call HU 1. OPEN 7 DAYS large ysr«. Oaa, electricity, water in- t IMnOYMMT you will be expected to atari wort M. Cons NICK. WH 64323. Evenings. 2150. . . . cludtd lo monthly payment «| SM.K. MODELS AND IEST at once. For lull Information appl] Wn 4W333. COMMERCIAL RENTAU LI S-31TS. HELP WANTED-reMALB »y utler te "Retelling." Box Ml, RedOIL BURNER — new hot air lurnance, POO CONOVBR AOENCT complete with all eontroia. Reason nnuir.s. IIIOIILANDS — LAROE STORE toi 1 OF ALL THEY'RE OPBRATOR* able. Lt 3-ZMT. OS l674 rent. Soutb K. Hoimdel villa* Poeket makere, lining makers, collar BNGINBBRS (Mechanical, Oensral and SHOPPERS-SHOP "RAINBOW". DIS. HI 3-31M .. COUNTRY I1OMI9 AND ACMAC REAL ESTATE WANTED ALL AT ... Tiakars. collar setters, single „ needl„,e Induaulalk starting salary M.MI per USED FURNITURE] — Crib, 9351 u- COUNT* «t "R«'nhn»""- o" to"«, MoltadeL Atlantic and Marlbon nerafora. Meady antrk. «wre CMWag annum. Naval Ordinance .Material . right piano, #40: electric (tore, 1125; SPACIOUS AND ATTRACTTVC hnma MBLPI If* nave sold so maay »rp|s» houseware gtfte. Discounts on ap located In the business tone of Red Township* U., N Leonard at. Red Bai Handling Laboratory, u. S. Naval Am- breakfast set, W0; conference table, nllances. Discounts on TV. rnd''> 11' llea that we want more good list Inge munition Depot Barle, Red Bank, N. I.960; files. W» to 180; one small safe, Bank available for rent. Suitable for Wll (-MS1 L'all Of Bow for. prompt profMSIa«al UADV LOOICINO FOB a 1004 hems, High trade-In on new TV'a. Why . pan office, «hop, etc. The Dowatrn A«enrv, service. Walker and Walker. Real Es. These positions ara In Career.- Clvl P90; one large safe, (129; desks. 940 for bigness? You'll save nt "Rainbow," FJUB HAVJiN — New sla-toorn Cape may ohtaln same by writing and Service. Muat have degree In engineer lo 1125; chaira $20 to 850. Albert il F. Front St.. Red Bank. SH 1-8700. Cotl. expansion attic, hot water heat, tste. Insurance, open f daya. Bhrews- rlvlnf full particulars about aelf hi Burdgs * Ion (next ts Slelnhuch's Shop with ease. Shop "Rainbow". DIS' larce norch. cellar. Landscaped. 130 Dury nfflca. BH I-S3I1 Rarltas OIBae. Irsl Ittter. Full particulars will be Ing aad two yeara professional engineer- counta. quality, savlnxn, and with GROUND FLOOR OFFICE conslstln. CO 4 &21Z ing etperlanee. Recent engineering parking lot) H Clay SI., Bed Bank. courtesy. Shop "Rainbow." (Oppostti 000. SH 7-21W. SH 19O4B. MM yen upta ttttlft al tour letter. graduates and thoae with leee than two of throe rooms and powder room Vm. Hendrickaen, Ht Jersey Ave., UKE NEW RCA Estate delui electric Acme lot). Broad St., Red Bank. in excellent Red Bank location. For- Union Beach, N. i. ' , years enperlenee will also be eon- stove, two window ovena, friddle. merly used hy a Doctor. The Dowstra sldered at lower ealary rate*. Apply to MM model. BH 701M. IT" DUMONT table model TV. «7". Aeency. 01 K. Front St., Red Bank. LOW IBCRBTARY PREFERABLY ever 4J.industrial Relations Officer, SH Vm Inquire. Service Department, Eaton* BH 1-8700. QUICKIES Bv KEN REYNOLDS or FR MOM, eat. Mt. Two 4'i"s9'a" storm sash; one 4'4'x town TV. SO Hwy 35, Eatontown. U 2 Write atallng age, eaaerlance and I'd": storm door, sit light, 2'8-V'i (M06\ TWO STALU In garage, each approx- MBN — PART TIMB • It ritrt and T'. U 1-2635. imately M'xl2' with averhead doors. up la work la prlrata homea. cleaning GRANDFATHER CLOCK antique. Orr Suitable for plumber, carpenter nr BIRL WANTED dllhwaaalas aad help- and waxlns. hours adJuatabis, MX OMAN — CONN MINUET. 19 months man antique Zither. See at 120 Mitch other contractor. Additional apace arall lot In klteasn. TiXK wesEday's only. hours weekly, average tM.SO to MS.JO, old. County Organ * Piano Co. Hwy al Dr., Batontown. able. Rent all or part. Atao storagl Homsslratch Luncheoaette, Hwy. M, Must nave ctr and full lime Job la 35. Mlddletown ffnopi. BH 7-22W. Open of automohllefl. Wrlta "Carafe," P.O Holmdel. ItaCONDITIONED TV's from 129.65 » LOW apply. ORangs t*flll5 aftsr I p.m. •till t p.m. wespt- Saturdays. "Ralnrmw", 30-day guarantee. TV, Box 311, Rumson. 9ENBRAL HOU1BWORKBR must like BOYS — la lo IT, earn extra money HAND TOOLED LEATHER looda, radio, HI-FI, record player repairs. OFFICER FOR RENT — In heart o children, own room and bath. IU in Christmas lobs. Part-time work. Placs your order now for Christ- •H 1-70011. liwi, sclsinrs •harpeni'ri. Red Bank. lare. Call SH T-Mt». Phone SH T-OMI from 4-1 p.m. mas delivery. Wallets, bowlln* tisga, Keys made In on* minute. "Rainbow Call SH 7-1100 Rurses, etc. C. L. Marker, RD 3, Free- 'Opposite Acme lot). Broad St.. Rei BOOK far lunehwnstt*. No avanlnss PARTT1MB TRUCK DRIVER, Mui old. Fit 1)2311. Call between 6-9 p.m. Bank. FACTORY lofts and storags space ar lyndayi Ml Mm aflsr hsve own Iransportallon lo and from rent Also stare on IVnlfe It. I p.m. work. OI 1-0111. ASKINO |140 FOR OB portable s ltd.. "OK" USED CARS and large sturnRo Hreii, I.I 2-22:15. MAI'I.B HKCIlBTAttY, Stint crml New Khri!wnliury. sill) month, tnfor* KROLL 7 innHiixln* mrtt, %1't; iloiiRll 1'ox, S.10 mmirtti nt 7^ Monmouttt fit., I'.ptl H&nk. d r*T"rTi* plnnt ntnnd, $2n: rnnplK nnrl tnttlt"l(nn; good condition, rennnntthie. w«tl rscks, $ll).n5i rncllnlnr clmlr ItANCH IIOMK UNFimNlHIir,!). two SAVE %%%% NOW! $130; Ipler plnnli-r, »I.T05. /luriljc hitd rooms, 1125 inqntlily, yearly rent- _ onyon Pon rnext to ntelnlmcli's parking lot) al and neveral fiunlstifn and un- W« itill hava a (aw axacutiva LAUNIiKoMAT" rWB»"flNOIIOUB_ 31 Clay Nt., lied HanH, open I'Vlila lurnlihed rentaN In nil Hi/en and prlt-n MOTORS nlnrs 7*0, rnngen, Kiln Wlltatilrn Asoncy, USu Excellent earn nnd condition. 145, Ocnnn Aw., Boa llrlKhl. HH 2.WHII. can availabU at Hit 1-tUI ICH fiHEAM ynr.K/.r.tl. new slle FOAM ItmillHIl BATONTOWN - UANCIIi Thrn.lied- Reds, Hofsa nntl nhs'JrM.Ton Quality electric. Ti>*li>roahi\ Hlmnfly fhaliy 1 factor). Pride, cur-lied, OH 1.3373. room split. Imrnrriiate oceupanc; . LI INC. FOAMATVr Ills, ,1» KA'fONTOWN 3-1030 or KB I.4H43. HUGE SAVINGS! 1IKAVY WKKIIIT MATIN. 11.30 y.l BiHCOtmTiTbN"TOYn7"lB, TV'a Autherlitd Ford Dealer Ki'milur ll.ftn, Vnnry lirc.Mdn. II.M r«Me. IAW overhead At "flnlri hnrn. Two box stalls for horncn. Kree- Ave lit llwy !I5, Asbllry I'ark. hnw". Wily pny for litsncdn? Hlnrt hold. Colt's Nnclt urn.. AT l.MM. STOP IN TODAY! "nslnhow" lsy.«.wnv. I'jty nl\*r (,'Jjrl*! . _. . 1/ — Tliree hrftrotim rmtrji. 671 IROADWAY ntAUW IN vcjur nlii fiirnlturtT with n*u IW firlt:t*M. Wll. lulllbuw" It ml IMIIII'K l»,»l huy, II u n, LONG BRANCH Mum Ix'll PuriiHum |,,c |iwy M. (He A ('mi' lot), Mrond Hi, Ml'l'llrlown, rill 1-321.1, open svenlnis Mi• Arfi«Ti"•>« I'ViiTiiTiilti >i((M>M iibi'nK CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. til » | in on iniEM lut with tiFiiiitiliii Irrn. iron- vi'Mliwit ll"l Hunk lni'nll',11 Inr alit i,a. 11-16 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK HAI.K'-TtiiiNTKMrilltAltY Hdi.lll'r.nr- MERCHANDISE WANTED iiillr achrml, pnrdLhliil NrhriAi. utitinn IIIIVJIM iiiiilinil'i'iy illMhiti lul>li' rliiltin ml IIIII 'i'lm Uowilrit AB"ln\v III t", CA 2-3600 ti'l frliilr- l<.n)illi nMnlifunl, rrnl I70S fir rnnl HI., llnl llnnK, nil 1 Illlll, SH 1-3130 fw. mn'rifiui, |2l«i; ii^iiolninri'tl rluli paid fur gold, old ourrency, colli "Alvinl What *n awful thing to lay about thei* nle» hiilr mill ullpriivpr »v.t; Mngnnvux rn- 'II It K K. Ill IO M » hi*if ~f"«t I V|«7~ifi GMAC TERMS OPEN 'TIL « P. M. ill'i r«.(ird I'flitililiialliin '3" T.V, 1.13. .«tn<* apiintfsnii, Monninntli Nlnmt All rmh nn.l curry, I'.ll ;.m:», Coma, tin tlunmuuth m, mi 1.0430. AT M70J-W toolt you got in th» Ragiifsr Want Adil" RED BANK REGISTER fslO #• I;W—l|tvi •«* •**»• t, AsWy fcr* *«•*•* W$J-Oiyf 'I* ft, 18—Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1959 $100,000 Suit Filed In Train Wreck COMPANY FREEHOLD — A Point Pleas- ant man filed suit for $100,000 AStURY PARK' M» »AN* in Superior Court yesterday lor injuries sustained In the Newark Bay train wreck last year. Alvis Hager, 59, ia suing the Central Railroad of New Jersey for injuries received in the Sept. Special Purchase! 15, 1958. accident which claimed 48 lives. . According to his attorney, Samuel Carotenuto, Red Bank, Mr. Hager was a passenger in "All Metal" Tole Lamp the third car of. the train which plunged into Newark Bay. This car was partially submerged in the accident and Mr. Hager suf- fered fractured ribs, concussion by Clover •nd the effetcs of submersion. Mr. Hager was employed for r years by the New York Tele- MJMSOM •ARDUf CLUI — members hold their annual meeting Tuesday in Rumton phone Company as a switchman. Country Club and elected officers. The new president, Mrs. Oliver A. Vioter, is pic- tured seated. Others, left to right, are Mrs. Niali W. Johnson, new second vie* pros* PatientChart ident; Mrs. Robert Lawrence, retiring president, and Mrs. Randolph H. Beardsley, Project By new first vice president. . Auxiliary Swimming Pool Measure 92 Signed • Famous tola Lamps HIGHLANDS - About 100 pa ForJamboree tients' charts were made at i Introduced in Shrewsbury designed and crafted to meeting of the Auxiliary to River- OAKHURST — Russell Gray, view Hospital last week at. the SHREWSBURY — Borough an order to Jersey Central Lines chairman, said 92 Boy Scouts provide the utmost in, borne of Mrs, James E. Smith, Council last night Introduced an to show cause why the signal from Monmouth County have Jr., 30 Huddy Ave. ordinance regulating the con- should not be Installed. A ca signed up for the I960 National modern lighting. Members suggested that they structlon and operation of swimra- skidded into a moving train Jamboree that will take place do sewing and embroidering on the crossing last month, but the near the Air Force Academy ing pools. Colorado Springs next July. Intent's blanket* at the meetings. .The measure is similar to those driver was not seriously injured, . • - ' ..•.••••• 1 He said arrangements are be- i A Chrittmu party will be held iR mMy surrounding municipal!- in other business, council: at the meeting Tuesday, Dec. I. ties. ° ing made for a total 160 scouts- 98'Piece Imported China Set Heard a request from Mr. am to make up four individual troops • Siuimt Floor Lamp: Mrs. Robert Duncan and Mrs. It outlines materials to be used, Mrs. A. K. Towers, Jr., isa John Duncan were hostesses. —to make the Journey, leaving means of discharge of water and Spruce Dr., to have a walkway July 15 and returning Aug.- 2. styl* only. Mrs. Dale Htnold and Mrs. Walt- sets a $10 permit fee to be paid established from Shadowbrook er Behrens. Jr., received special In addition to spending a week O|Mft SfOCk to the building inspector. Gardens to Obre PI. to permit at the jamboree, which will be at- awards. Fence Need school children from the Patter- Vahw 98.00 Mrs. James Bailey and Mrs. tended by 50.000 hoys from $59 Pools must be surrounded by son Ave. area to. walk to school throughout the nation and many Smith will be hostesses at the without walking along Rt. 35. Th • In White with Gold next meeting. a 41-inch high fence, and can be countries abroad, the Monmouth t no closer than 10 feet from a Planning Board has been study- group will visit Chicago, yellow- Also attending were Mrs. Don- property line. The ordinance also ing the proposal. stone Park, the Garden of the hand painted' Flower t Beautiful translucent china includes 12 dinner plates, ald Shivers, Mrs. James E. calls for approval of the pool by Voted to renew its public health Gods and other points of Interest. Smith, St., and Mrs. John Dun* the Board of Health. nursing contract with the Mon- The full charge per boy is $300. and Wreath; Black with soups, salads, bread and buttors, fruits and saucers. can. Public hearing on the ordinance mouth County Organization to A training camp will be estab- will be held Dec. 1. at S p. m Social Service. lished in Asbury Park June 18 Geld hand painted Alto 18 cups, 2 vegetable dishes, 2 platters, gravy Heard Councilwoman Mrs. Lo- and 19 prepartory to departure. Present regulations governing is MacMahon Joice report that Rower and Wreath ' boat, sugar with cover, and creamer. construction of swimming pools Leaders will receive instruction GOOD LUCK... the borough newsletter is being earlier. The trip will be made are contained in the borough's mailed to residents. bekad into metal. \ coning code. The proposed or- by train and bus. Little Silver dinance will replace the present measure. PTA to Hear A. "Rosetta" Tiny roses with silver leaves decorate Family Pharmacy Council dealyed-until at least To Assist handsome baroque shape with platinum edge. its next meeting—acceptance of a read In the Shadowbrook Gar- John Monaghan front dens development until a "wash- 4 Families KEYPORT — When the Ameri- MIDDLETOWN—John F. Mon- board effect" on part of the road aghan, executive director of the B. "Whisper" Graceful sheaves of gold and silver- Is repaired. can Legion Raritan Auxiliary LITTLE SILVER met last week hi the Legion Monmouth County Unit of the Ask Heariag Home, Mrs. John DeWalne, presi- state Association for Retarded STElNBACfTS L'AMPS, gray wheat decorate the coupe shape. Council will ask tor a hearing Children, will speak at a meet- LIQUORS dent, announced that tour bas- First Floor and ; t Nov. S before the board of Pub- kets tor Thanksgiving have been ing of the Middletown Village lic Utilities Commissioners in Parent-Teacher Association to- Asbury Park phone • » • requested for needy families. morrow night. STEINBAOTS CHINA, Second Floor and Asbury Park Newark on a request to have an Awards were presented to Mrs, audible signal installed at the Frederick Tibbett and Mrs. Theo SH T-3343 railroad grade crossing at Pat- dare Mauser. Mrs. George Rineai terson Ave. was appointed chairman for the Boer • Wtoes • Llauers Acting Borough Attorney Milton Christmas dinner, and secrea pal Mausner said the PUC had Issued party » be bald in the Ye Cot- tage Inn Dec. I at 7 p. m. Assisting are: Mrs. John Ma- rus, entertainment; Mrs. Anna BEST WISHES.. Congratulations Huey. favors, and Mrs. Hauser, to TO gifts. Repeat of a Sellout! Birthdays of Mrs. Hauser, Mrs. Little Silver Little Silver Donald Ivie, Mrs. Thomas White Family Pharmacy and Mrs. John O'Nell were cele- Family Pharmacy brated by their secret pals. from Present were Mrs. DeWaine, Mrs. William Johnes, Mrs. Tib- One Price Slipcover Sale betts. Mrs. Joseph Piney, Mrs. Hauser, Mrs. Homer Mattison, Sid's Bootery Mrs. Huey, Mrs. LeRoy Schnuck, Mrs. O'Neil, Mrs. Augusta Jen- t young Ave, tittle CHAIR COVERS .. Reg. 12.98 men* appare" kins, Mrs. Benjamin Weikel, Mrs. luitar Irown Shoes Edward Vanderbilt, Mrs. Walter Baldwin, Mrs. Rinear, Mrs. Karo- 4fl FNIBHI A for children & boys line Lindmann, Mrs. Arthur Mc- SOFA COVERS Reg. 21.98 Farland, Mrs. Dyson Woodhouse, JenaF. LIFE STRIDE Mrs. Marus, Mrs. John Watson, for women Mr. Monaghan wilt explain the SH ••Off Mrs.' Ivie and a guest, Miss operations of the county unit and Cynthia Schnuck. will show a film on the subject He is a graduate of St. Mary's University, Baltimore, and has done graduate work in special education *t Arizona State Col- NOW 8.98 lege and Newark State Teachers College. He taught in the Asbury Park School system for three years prior to taking his present post. Opens Office of the oil new Little Silver AMILY PHARMACY 493 PROSPECT AYE- fflBTiT- LITTLE SILVER * THURSDAY-NOVEMBER 19th * Everyone is invited! Saul Perctiky LONG BRANCH - Saul Poret- FREE GIFTS FOR ALL * RIBBON CUTTING 6:30 P.M. :ky, certified public accountant, e Nationally Advertised, Completely Washable Covers recently opened offices at 184 Broadway. Ho was graduated e Cut from the Finest Quality Barkcloth Available • sVtscripriori Specialist* from Belmar Grammar School ind Asbury Park High School. He • Hospital and Sick Room Supplies ittcndcd Monmouth Junior Col- e Same Low Price for Either Sofa or Chair Caver ego and received the degreo of )ochelor of science in business • Cosmetic Department idmlnlstrntlon from Rutgers Unl- e Beautifully Styled Floral and Provincial Prints and Harmonising •prslly, In 1098, he received his Soltd Colors • Ruitell Stover Chocolates PA cortlflcnto from the state. Ho served In the Navy In World Wnr II. e Slnco Quantities Are Limited We Advlie Early Selection Store Iloitnif Dally 9 A. M. to .10 P. M. Mr, PorcUky and his wife, the Prompt, I«Y«« Delivery—Plionr SH J-I121 ormcr Khotln Zlmniern, reside nt ]l L.owdcn Ct., and hnvo two children, STEINHACII'S SUI'COVMS, Sramd flour awl Aslmry Park