WEATHER SHnAyMm 14)010 Mestfy fair today, teaight and For AU Departaaeats taaarrow. High both days la tha Mi. Law tealfht te tba Mi. Saa Hed flank Register An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership 4^ Since 1876 IMIM4 Dally, llMdar through Friday, entered u Second Clu» Muter PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 78 it tha Port OOlu at JUd Bank. N. J.. under tha Act at March 3. U7». RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 7c PER COPY MonmouthCollege County to State: Takes Estate Title Halt '35' Work WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon- FREEHOLD — The Mon- mouth College received tha own- Presidential ership deed to Shadow Lawn Es- Warehouse outh County Board of tate, Its main campus, at a din- teeholders yesterday call* Steel Plea ner last Bight in Joseph's Res- for the state Highway taurant. Mora than TO persons Proposal epartment to atop plans ittended. Scheduled Title of the 81-acre campus Postponed arid projects in connection with which stands eight buildings, t. 35 until a new and thorough WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal vas shifted from this borough|to NEW SHREWSBURY — A last minute change in plans by Mich- study it made. mediators hold separate teutons college. The resolution, passed by the today with steel management and A check for (30,825 waa pre- ael Rachlin, Newark, representa- tive of the developers of the Mid-board in an unusual split vote, union representative! as ' both sented to Mayor Fred W. called for complete .restudy of aldea await another appeal to- SchanU by. William M. Smith, Monmouth Industrial Park, .caus- ed cancellation of last night's e situation instead of plans on night by President Eisenhower Long Branch, president emeri- "piecemeal basis." for settlement of die steel strike. tus of the college board of trus- scheduled special Planning Board meeting. The State Highway Department The President said yesterday tees. rat requested to make an origln- that when he makes a brief The mayor then handed the Mr. Rachlin Informed Mayor Karl K. Baron, it was announced, ind-de»tinition traffic survey at television address tonight be- deed over to County Court Judge :oopers Bridge—Red Bank and Elvin R. Siramllt, Beimar, board that he would be unable to pre- fore leaving on Ma foreign sent plans for a proposed ware- iddletown—and any other loca- goodwill tour be will Insist that of trustees president. Jons that might indicate the bene- Final Payment house to the borough planners the two tides get together. He until Wednesday at 8 p. m. in t of extending the Monmouth added. The college was making its fl- bounty Freeway north of Red isl payment on the estate six Tinton Falls School. "If we can't get tnywhere on Instead of holding the special Sank. this thing, then finally the gov- years before it fell due. It was Freeholder, Victor E. Gree- purchased in 1956 for $375,000. TRANSKR ACCOMPLISHED — County Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill, second from loft, praiident of the Won- session, Planning Board mem- ernment just can not sit idly bers met in executive aesslon to on its hands. Mr. Smith called the deed agatntt the resolution, seyfaaf transfer "an historic occation mouth College Board of Trustees, handt over a check for $30,825 to West Long Branch Mayor Fred W. Schantx go over the'revised matter plan "But, I do believe that the day and a draft of an ordinance to munklpal officials at Middle, that we abandon free collective, 'or Monmouth College.' who, in-turn, givet the judge the deed to tho Shadow Lawn estate. The tita it tho collage's main campus. Look- high provide for recreational areas in town had sot been coasallad or honest free collective bargaining, The evening was also advised of the action. lighted by a call for continued ing on aro J. Russell Woolley, left, West Long Branch clerk, and Dr. Edward G. Schlaafer. college pretidtnt. residential zones. It Is going to be a tad day for These subjects are slated foi Mr. Grossinger said, "The the United States." good relations between the col- The borough held title to tho ettato before patting it on to tho college at a dinner latt night in Jot'eph't Rest- ege and the borough by official discussion also at Wednesday'i municipality affected had no Eisenhower gave no hint of of both. aurant, Wett Long Branch. < session. knowledge or part In the re- what the government might do if "We thank West Long Branch quest," tnd he said he felt any the M-day court order which hal- tor the friendship given us in municipality affected should have ted the 116-day strike expires on What to Listen 7:15 P. M. Broadcast part In the request. He said he Jan. 26 without a settlement. Un- * • * Sewerage System Will Be For In CD TeU was not indicating hit opinion on der provisions of the Taft-Hartley the merits of the resolution It- Law, the workers then would be Wett Long Branch Dr. Warren D. Fowler, dl- self. free to talk out again. The TH Finished Within 2 Weeks rector of Civil Defense and Dis- Eisenhower to Take COP Even in 1912 aster Control in Red Bank, to- The County Planning Board last Law provides for no further fede- week recommended that "relief ral action. WEST LONG BRANCH— To EATONTOWN-The Borough's be done to finish the system as day reminded resident! that originally planned, he said. In the Dec 7 national CD test will Rt. 35" be extended to as to by- What might the government hear county Republican leader $1,600,000 aewerage system will Off After Address pass Shrewsbury and Red lank. J. • Russell Woeley tell It, be completed within two weeks, addition, it is expected that an require, public participation. do if It can not ait Idly on Its extension of the system to the This route is planned by. the state this borough waa a GOP A. J. tanning, consulting engi- .Here's what to listen for la hands? Academy Hill area, to serve the Red Bank when the test comes, WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl to extend from Rt 35 in Wall stronghold even In the days of neer, told the Sewerage Author- Township to Rt J5 at the Eaton- One possible government President Waadrew Wilsoa, Wary Lee Nursing- Home and Dr. Fowler said: dent Eisenhower takes off for move would be to suggest terms ity last night. town-Shrewsbury boundary. Democrat. [our other property owners there, Alert-Nine blasts en the Rome tonight on the first leg of No Defense of settlement. But under ore- Only installation and connec- vill be completed within the twe- sirens In • series of S-3-I. The mayors ef Saietiabaiy seat law, both sides would be Mr. Woolley, also borough tion of the Maxwell Rd. pump- a jet propelled goodwill tour of •ad Baak Mare aiarsssitl, clerk and county clerk, waa eek period. Take Cover—Sixty-four con- free to reject the recommend*. ing station and laying of two secutive blasts on the, siren. 11 nations. Entered In ' ef the Ceaaty Plaa. tracing tba history of Shadow more house laterals remain to Easements Needed tloui. Lawn estate at a dinner last A repeat of the alert signal Hit departure, immediately aft Ma* award's reeeminiaditlea. Another possibility would be to: Four property easements, de- win mean the test la ever, Dr. er a radio-television speech to RleaaHW.Saafftrt,MUdtetowa jht la Joseph's Restaurant. cribed by George A. Morgan, Child Death the President to ask Congress for The event marked the owner* Fowler said. the nation, will follow a full day's TewaoUp ata^fttrator, frit the new power—perhaps compulsory authority chairman, as "neigh- work schedule. It includes a ser- FREEHOLD-Mrs. Jean Edna ship transfer of the campus Electric Heat borly considerations" are-needed arbitration—for use in such alto frem West Long Branch te ies of conference! and the sec- Korneluk,37 of Horaeratown Rd;, traffic la If the re- deadlock In a key industry. before the Academy Hill Instal- ond meeting thia week of tho Na-Upper Freehold Township, plead- lief reato • that lation can be made. An accusation yesterday by It was oa a aUtfarm la treat Under Study 'Tax? Ruling tional Security Council, with ed no duftnte yesterday before lie gg the by- David X McDonald. tteetworkers They are expected to be sign- which Eisenhower has been dis- County Judge Jobs C. Giordano attended t> the .Key- onion president, made It dear ed by the end of this week, he cussing budgetary and other mat- to charges of laughter By Regional aaid.. Appealed To that fha two sides were not ex- speech ka 1113, Mr. ten. the death of her ton. Theodora The State Highway Depart- actly on the brink of together- Plant to extend the system The 15-minute broadcaat, atari- Komefok. Jr., on May ». meai • so wioea.iaa pTssenc •aid. HIGHLANDS - The Henry acroa*T»tpn Ave, at an estimat- y ness. ' Aad his fatber-te-kw belpad Hudson Regional Board School Board Ing at 7:15 p. m. (EST) waa.ex. According to Assistant Prose- «*• » . bas beta MeDeaaM charged that the ed coat 4 16,000. to serve 10 pected to toehide both a new plea objected to by both to buBd the ptetform-.be added. cation is considering!- homes there were tabled until MARLBORO TOWNSHIP — A cutor ,John W. Applegate, Mrs •fWMH lease Jk taugUta »fel Corp. WUsea may have gone ea to heat for the Junior-senior school. mother appealed to the board of for settlement of the. steel dis- KorMluk had been drinking wit Red Bank and Shrewsbury. can be determined whether pute, and an explanation of El- Copies ofthe resolution passed presMeat — but Mr. David Thompson, representa- funds are available tor thia work. education last night to help her neighbor* when aa argument de aad tat lowered oaaltty sta* Wetlley noted proudly bo was- tive of Jersey Central Power and to. continue transportation -of senhower's purposes in making veloped and she went home. A by- the) frcehoJdofs were directed The authority scheduled a spe- his extraordinary journey. to1 Gov. Robert B. Meyner, Rep. QftfflS 10 fMWp HVUC9 MNN* n't able to carry Wett Long Light Co., discussed the matter cial meeting, for Dec. 15 to ar- neighborhood children to the neighbor* child came to her bouse He MM tt was typical of what Branch. with the board.but night. range for .the sale of additional Morganville School. 'A Geed Partner* and she got a 12-gauge shotgun '«"•* C. Auchtaeloit. SUte High- be rail til a "rafcl hlnnf ' No decisions were reached, bonds and planned to invite a Mrs. Bessie Thomas, Ticetown loaded it. the prosecute wayJCommlasioaer Dwlght R. G. • • * Rd.. told the board.that the has Elsenhower told his news con- said. Palmer and Bertram Tatlamy of ruthless," ladestry attitude, Mr. Thompson told the. board representative of the Bouud-Saf- ference yesterday he wants to A spokesman for the steel firm the past and the friendship we that two schools in tha state are fui Co., New York bond brokers, been transporting her - own and The gun. went off and pelfeti the' FexJtral Roads Bureau. neighbors' children to school for prove to the people of the world aaid last night he knew of no know we will receive in the fu- using electrical heat and that to be present that the United States is a "good struck her tU-year-old ton la the recent Instructions to the workers ture," Judge SimmeU said. five othera under construction several years since they live with- neck and he died instantly, Mr. The authority has • contract in a mile and a half of the partner" with other nations In the other than • latter on tha dsy the "We look upon the people of will have this system." ' • with that company to purchase quest for a just peace. Apptegata said. Suspended ttrike-ending Injunction went into West Long Branch ai sponsors He Mid the Sparta Township school and can not be transported additional bonds up to the on the school but, His travels have one other ma- Mrs. Koroeluk, who Is effect Ha laid the letter told the of Monmouth College," Dr. Ed- High School saved $41,000 in ori- amount of $200,000. tented by J. William Boyle, Free- Mrs. Thomas told the board jor objective, apart from the in- ta Files workers their rightt, dignity anil ward G. Schlaefer, college pres- ginal construction costs, with It was arranged to have com dividual problems he will discuss hold, will be sentenced Dae. 18. p grievance! "will be respected ai ident, said. "We owe the bor- electrical heat, and estimated plete cost figures for the en- she had been stopped by a state with such leaders as India's Mrs. Rosalie Joy Medoikoff, M, always." ough a great deal for'its attitude that the Henry Hudson school tire project prior to discussion trooper and told she must stop Prime Minister Nehru. That is to of Fourth Ave., Asbury Park, and patience." could save about $35,000. of the bond issue. x the practice. She felt since she Court Appeal only accepted donations for this, lay the basis for future Summit pleaded guilty to obtaining nar "It is a privilege to be a part The main savings, he said, A number of roads which have negotiations with Soviet Premier cotict unlawfully. FREEHOLD — A Keansburg of your magnificent borough," it should'not be considered as Legal Miiids came in the lesser cost of the not been resurfaced since sewers Nikita S. Khrushchev. To that Mr. Applegate said that by patrolman filed suit In Superior Mr. Smith said. heating plant and the fact that were laid will have to remain taxi service. end he will meet in Paris Dec. Court yesterday against borough Mrs. Thomas said she using fictitious names, Mrs. Med- College Town with electrical heat there it no unrepaired over the winter, auth- 19-21 with French President nikoff obtained drugs in two Man
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65 BROAD STREET RED BANK N TAX a ft. ft* UD BANK RECISTEI Urn. t,tm-§ flOCXHOUf. fmdca (AP>- ibsuiaedi iw Sees the formation of a new Marine Wives Learn Seff-Defeme Jerseys st Dr. Gommuatota yesterday wvcd government wouk Sweden's Socialist minority gen-havgov- non-Socialise "endangeret d Sweden's for-PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. (AP) Income For perUon. The poultrymaa'e feed bill may •watt by abstaialag on t eign policy of no alliances," said —Who u nor* deadly than a It appears that laying flocks be a little tower la Ittt. Dr. «nl 417 per cast wles tax bill Communist Party Leader Hllding (JaMed States Marts* is hand-to- will be decreaaed three or four Beck said, but higher wages, tax- fey W ta ITS votes. Hagberg. The tax bill carried, hand combat? ( ' -; - Poultrymen per cent next year. But this does es. Interest and machinery coats Premier Tege Erlander bad an- Possibly his wife, if a**1* a not mean that egg output will are expected. aouaeedWt Cabinet would resign 1«5-17». member «f the Dependents' Judo NEW BRUNSWICK-New Jer- be reduced that much, as hens Taking the yeer as a whole, egg and Jujltsu Classes being eon* ley's poultrymen can look forim - toy better and produce more-eggprices s should average three to each year. Dr. Beck (aid. five cents a dozen above the de- GENERAL ELECTRIC ducted at this East Coast Ma- proved income* In Itn. There will be another increase rine Corps Recruit Depot, This bright forecast COB pressed levels of !M», and net in- m population next year. Dr. Beck comes of poultrymen should show Every noon hour aad M rom Dr. Frank V. Beck, extea- noted, aad so the fewer eggs to nd • Wednesday evenings and lion farm economist at Rutgers marked improvements in UM. be produced will have to be Beck said. Saturday moraines, the • Jnlverslty's College of Agrlcul ahared by more people. with $wwg-o%rt $h*lvs Judo hall echoes with shrill ure. . Offsetting this is the fact that s nmuuM' iwcniir Egg prices should strengthen as BAKING SQUASH a* the wives lain me Oriental people have been eating fewer thai hand yov th* food art of self-defense. eggs-than they used to. The cof- If yea an ptoaalag .ta Clad In iode-gi. feetndUfcaal seriate ta ma months ahead, he fee break toon e reason for this. halves ef saedium-eixed Judo uniform, the wives strength- •id. The national outlook gov- Maay cufdown on breakfast lash, plea oa about aa I en muades, slough off excess irns the erattUen becaase Ne awe they expect to have a mid- you use e alow oven. weight and "study technique* which may come in handy la emergencies. . ' "We started the classes last May in answer to demands from •one of the wives whose bus- bands belong toth e Panto to-IWJ8CAJW. . . Mn:Etob^«b^.ap6Ues a.jujltoe hold SAVE land Judo Club " sava Staff Ser- Mi Staff Sat -Jim Giles with die encouragement of Mrs. The students lean body me- dianics to better uadentand why than men," aaya, Sft Ernie poise, balance and and throws. After, that they attV yth Mom and pad Matched Set vanee to more complex and ef- «Wr judo^musdes,Junior didn't 'The dally exerctoe seems tt APPLIANCES IN X MOK L gH-1zt ttctlve techniques. V want to be left out So now be doing me a world of good.' il-CUItC-TOOT "Probably because of their Own'* ;« special class fornys Mrs. West G. Miller, wlft ^-^"- '*?#&•! •-?•• .AVTOMATIfrOKmOtTIIM natural grace and sense of youngsters. of a gunnery sergeant. "lad only rhythm, girls learn Judo and "It's good training," say a dentally, I've lost about II REFRIGERATOR Jujitsu about six times- faster Cates.'- "It teaches . the boys pounds." FREEZER WHKLY TMtttpUMaDNMn \0**'. BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP AUTomntf 44MONMOUTH ST. 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PsMlshat ItM-lMs Part I-Ttw Billy Ro*e Story JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor - M. HAROLD KELLY. The last of the exquisite baronial mansions li «t W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Pradoctiea Manager 95 East 83rd St. New York. It is • nte Jewel, tfuseifed and shouldered by rough apartment houses. It« I|aJIs Mtnbcr tl DM Associated Fiw n* mooiHI rrw M inumi axeliKivnj lo tut UM torrapubUeatlo o « U tit wcti Mm echo to the deiicately slippered feet of Bilty Rose. It s tnmat u tku unw»! u wall uui tr atwa fiapauiiai. his. The solemn faces that look down from the walls may be signed by Goya and Gainsbpr- Tut Ra4 auk lUfMttr uauaMa D» financtu mpoailtUlUM lot tuaaramiwi arrara u umiu» ough and Rembrandt, and they are cher- aunt,. But will casrlnt. without chmrgt, that part ol an Mvartlaamaat la wlileh UM Irpocraaklol wrar aeeura. AtTaMaara will Naaaa MHO tba manaiamaM tautadtatalr 1 a»» arrot arhttk aaar aant. ished by the lonely storyteller who Tbla MwtPk»ar ajaymaa aa raWMUMUtlaa lar Mlamsta al a»aia«a toMia n ban na tauan. walks the halls. / - SubaerlpUia Friaaa la Advaaaa OM raar *t».»: •U araatM «.•* , .Mr. Rose Is called a showman. Ht Slat-la eanr ai aavaur. t aaaU r kr •HI. i MBU produced Jumbo and CarrnenJonee and THURSDAY,. DECEMBER J. IN* the Aquacade and many other specta- cles. He Isn't really a^pwraitVHe ha* also been called a dollar machine, but The President's Mission BISHOP he isn't that either. He> •; picture firim- er. If the picture has real beauty—whether it's a paint- ing or a show or a live girl—Billy Rose will Uck a As President Eisenhower starts Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. frame around it and hang it somewhere for everybody out on his historic tour to 11 distantThe presence of the American'leader to see. . • •• • .' •: :- .. ; y .• • ,•• countries, he carries with him the in New Delhi will serve due notice Few men have more appreciation for true beauty best wishes for success of all the to Red/China's Mao Tse-Tung and and few men started with less ofIt BUlyRose was American people. No political voice Chou En-Lai that what happens to born Rosenbloom on the East Side. He never knew r Is being raised against his mission. India and her border territories is of time when his father brought $25 a week home. Th^ And that is as it should be. For onmajor U.S. concern. It is from this Rosenblobms were poor among the poor. They moved this journey, our President will in- point that Mr. Eisenhower is expect- frequently to save a month's rent, arid there were timer ed to tell all southern Asians tha when Billy and his; two younger sisters were sent to deed be representing the United bed without'a meal. . : States and its prime desire for a last- America stands as a true friend am supporter. The flat on Allen St. was full of people who com- ing and honorable peace. miserated with one another. There was a Joy, and/1 President Eisenhower, himself, What Mr. Eisenhower will be do- loyalty, in poverty, and they shared the happiness of has made it known that he does noting, wherever he goes, will be to re-THESE DAYS WILLIAM birth and marriage, and wept the. grief of iUn#s* tnd expect to arrive upon major solu- affirm the United States' position death. It was and is a place of Yiddish UmentatiOD and philosophy—most of all, of neighbors. tions of current problems besetting that peace with honor is the primary By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY WHITE various areas of the world. There goal for every nation to strive for In their nothingness they had everything. The Sen. Robert A. Taft was a difficult man to know beach was a fire escape; Delmonico's was the icebox and that in this general effort Amer- WASHINGTON — Democratic will not be time for that. After all, in the kitchen; love was a stout mother purring for- ica is eager to give help where help intimately. He was my friend and I favored his political National Chairman Paul .Butler he will be traveling some 23,000 ambitions. But his memorandum, more like a last testa- ha* at long last persuaded a real, eign diminutives in a childV ear; the mountains were miles across three continents in just is needed. He is not going abroad in live Dixie politician to Join his a climb to a tar-paper roof; God was in the shadows ment, whicH has been discussed for many years but not heretofore all-Yankee Democra- Id days. But the fact that the Presi-any attempt to force other leaders todisclosed publicly until "The Insider's Newsletter" re- tic Advisory Committee. But behind a flickering menorah; wealth was a $15 cloth accept the American point of view ferred to it, was designed to soften the there is great question as to whocoat; friendship was a gruff voice saying: "So? What's dent, the chief executive of the has won over whom. ' blow of defeat for the managers of his new?" •' - '•••'••••..'.•• >;• - \ 'l:?'^:^ American nation, personally will be regarding their problems. The DAC for years has been in those areas is bound to be a fac- This will be the most distant 1952 campaign for the presidency. boycotted not only by all power- The map says that it is six miles from Allen Tst. This memorandum explains why Tafl ful Southerners but also by to East 93rd. The map lies. It is a million mites'and it tor of considerable influence. journey ever undertaken by any the principal Democratic leaden thought that he had been defeated in in Congress, northern and south- costs a dollar a mile. Billy Rose.made it because he There is nothing as close as per- chief executive of the United States. 1952. ern. was born running. He made it because he had to do Mr. Eisenhower will be going into Bob Taft, after He was defeated, Mainly this has been due to something better than it had ever been, done. He want- son-to-person relations. To be able tha. resentment of Congressional to avoid the stiff-laced diplomatic countries no previous President has asked his friends to give President Els- figures, whether liberal or not, ed money too—he doesn't knock it—but he had to methods of exchanging views and— visited. As he does go, his own peo- .^ enhower their full support I dined with at DAC'a efforts to any what shine brightly at something. . , : i0KOLSinr the senator after Eisenhower was in ought to be done on legislative even though the tune allowed is brief ple back home will be with him in issues. Congress figures legisla- He was still a boy when he was a champion ste- the White House. Taft was very anxious that Eisen- —discuss openly the problems of thespirit, all the way. They will know tion is Congress business and nographer. He worked for Bernard M. Baruch and the hower should succeed. He had many doubt* and scru- not the business of aa uaclected War Industries Board in 1918. Billy was earning $266 moment is the important thing. That that he is acquiring, first-hand, a body Ilk* DAC. DAC is, after depth of new information that can ples on the subject but requested his friends to give all, tba creation of the Dem- a week when his father was still trying to make $25. way, questions can be answered im- Eisenhower as much support as they had given him. oeratte National Committee. And Whenever he reached a point where he thought the be used in furthering the cause ©i Taft disliked the type of than whom President Eisen- no national committee has either job could not be done better, Billy Rose quit and tried mediately, directly; understanding is responsibility or power as such. more certain. And it is because therebrotherhood and unity which are be- bower brought to the White House with him He toldIt Is essentially only • partisan something else. " '•• . - coming increasingly necessary in thisme a few weeks after Eisenhower took; office that drum-beating organisation. The body was small—he looked like a dissipated are questions to be asked and ans- OOP Differ** wered, and because a wider range of modern age. Sherman Adams had to be countered. Taft 'was already jockey—but the mind was big and the ambition was a dying man at that time. The Republicans, at least, have never thought otherwise. They, enormous. He wrote songs: It's Only a Paper Moon; understanding is desired, that Presi- It was good to see both Democrat The memorandum gives the impression that, there dent Eisenhower is going abroad. and Republican members of Con too, have a kind of "advisory Me and My Shadow; The Night Ia Young and You're were no errors in the efforts to win the nomination for committee" of earnest nonpro- So Beautiful; Without a Song. He wrote others too, and gress gather at the White House andTaft This unfortunately it not quite so and proves that fesiional people. But they keep The spotlight of the* Presidential T their advisory committee wall up these brought in $50,000 a year in royalties. endorse the mission. America has a *ft could not recognize the faults of his lieutenants. In the stratosphere. There, It When Mr. Rose felt that he was writing lyrics tour is focused upon India, where That in itself was onetof his greatest misfortunes. Theyprecisions vast and cloudy goals job to do. That job belongs to Presi- about as well as anyone in the business, he dropped it quarreled among themselves; they differed on. policy; that annoy no faction of the par- Mr. Eisenhower will spend nearly dent Eisenhower, who is well quali ty. He took his money into the night dub business. He and although Bob Taft was as professional' a poliU- five days, mostly for talks with fied and prepared to carry it out. Any thought of having the GOP opened the Casino de Paree, the first New York thea- tician as had ever managed a political party, most of advisory committee criticise the ter restaurant He followed with the Can Manana, and his associates were delightful men but amateurs whom Republican party in Congress, as the DAC regularly criticises the The Diamond Horseshoe. His places made money, and YOUR MONEY'S WORTH he loved as friends. Democratic party there, would he kept the money because he had bigger plans-and be treated as madness. Their loyalty was unquestioned but when they Mr. Rose does not believe in partners. . came up against tough and ruthless professionals like In short, the official, profes- sional ' COP campaign organiza- He produced shows—Jumbo, the Fort Wqrth Ex- By SYLVIA PORTER Thomas E. Dewey and Herbert Brownell. they were tion, the Republican National helpless. Taft rejected every counsel which involved Committee,' Is and certainly will position, the Aquacade. "Carmen Jones," and others— remain the absolute boss. But and he banked $250,000 a year. la lWf, a revolution occurred of the new model*- this fall and FIFTH CYCLE the slightest deviation from his scruples. He was morti- the Democratic Advisory Com- He wrote, a newspaper column called' Pitching In Detroit and the American au- how decisive Is the general ap- Now comes the fifth great fied when he was accused of unethical conduct: con- mittee Is another thing altogeth- tomobile Industry attend the 9thproval of the return to a wide cycle. A few years ago, the cerning Texas. Taft was never unethical. er.' It numbers that great prima Horseshoes, and he bought Broadway theaters—the epoch In Its history: variety in auto styles and price small economy car wasn't even donnas of the party. It hss in- Ziegfeld and the National. When Billy gambled at ranges. You know that auto The Eisenhower campaign was organized several finitely more influence, through . Throughout 1M0, the first re- a factor in the auto market; in Monte Carlo, and found that he couldn't h««t the sults of the re- sales would be zooming right 19(0, one out of every four can years before:.the 1952 Convention. 'While Eisenhower such figures aa Harry S. Tru- eulta of the now were it not for the tempor- sold in our country may be in was at Columbia University as president and 'then, in man and Eleanor Roosevelt, than roulette wheel, he tried to buy the place. The French (evolution ary shortages created by the this range! its parent, the Democratic Na- wouldn't sell. ' . steel strike. Paris, arranging for NATO, the late Thomas J. Watson tional CqmmlKee itself. These be emergug. The introduction of the econ- Even now, The email car does mark the and E. T. Weir together with Henry Cabot Lodge and and other stars, Ilk* former Sec- Instead, he bought the mansion on East 93rd St omy car also may mark another retary of State Dean Acheson, though,, there take-off of the automobile indus- shift in our way of life. A sec- Winthrop Aldrich mobilized the industrialist and bank try in our land in. a new direc- Just use the Democratic National it aound basis ond car is becoming '« necessity eri of New :York to draft General Eisenhower- for The concluding chapter of the Billy Rose story will for predicting tion. As "Business Week" de- Committee for a hall to meet in, in a number of instances because president. ^ • • • . '. .'l. ' • .•... }; so to speak. •'''• be published tomorrow. ' ! that among the fines the epochs, the beginning of ,he breakdown in public trans- results will be waBias i!n• 1901IDAS . with.th«.UU *!*&e latuJ...!!rodc ^ , _ r, I knew well and talked to many of the men in '' they have tried to- make of a record or of the Model T and mass produc- portation and the rise in the nunv themsalves — and to a point they ber of working wives.. The ap- volved in this campaign. They wanted Taft.'They be- have succeeded — a force in the near record tion of a cheap oar for the mil' pearance of the compact car It PORTER lions. The second epoch came lieved in Taft But they were told i by ppllsUrs and Democratic'parly oa terms of auto sales spurring unprecedented interest competitive equality with the year, • happy comeback of the in the '20s, with the development in the purchase of this car. Multi- others that Taft.could not be elected. ' . of Mies networks by the industry elected congressional wing. Cov. U.S{ car in the world markets, a car ownership actually may soon I can recall many hours of arguments. How could LeRoy Collins1 belated decision yaa(J increase in tha number of and the model-every-year scheme. become commonplace in the sub- The third came in the '30s, when they know that Taft could not be elected? He had al to Join this team, therefore, has muni-car families, a fiercely urbs—may be absorbing 900,000 significance far beyond what competitive era in which some the Great Depression brought tteor more cars, a year In the neir ways carried Ohio which was an - industrial .state -in economy theme and hundreds of meets the eye. . - Well-known auto names will be future. which the: unions were all powerful. The industrialists tarnished, others will gain a new companies went bankrupt. The fourth came In 1946, when car Dwarfing any of these angles did, not want to take a chance. It was the Willkie situa- •litter. In importance, though. Is what a .First! it means this: The mod' ownership became nationwide tion all over again. Nobody really wanted Wendell But to me, impressive though and autos steadily became splash- smash success of the BL Hires'* erate southerners, of whom Col- the above listing is, it wouldn' ier, longer, lower. compact cars could mean to our Willkie whom the industrialists and bankers supported lins, ia representative, have de- Justify the placing of the Ameri- economy. Our auto Industry Is cided to 1st Butler have a free can small car (also known as the the largest manufacturing enter- because they believed he could win. run no longer with' one of his compact or economy car) among Merry Washington n> prise In the world. The Industry Some of Eisenhower's most ardent public- sup- favorite complaints of persecu- the top business and financial consumes 20 per cent or more porters said; privately that they knew nothing about tion. Hia cry his been that the stories of the year. What does of just every Usle Industrial southeraerf would not Jola DAC Justify the ranking is the poten- commodity. The annual aalea >f him; that they did not believe th!|t he woutd be an simply because of hostility to tial meaning of the upheaval to General Motors alone exceed the especially competent president; but that he w«s popu- Mi strong ppnveivii l rights stand, the entire U.S. economy—for II annual output of whole nations. lar with the masses and that he could be elected, They Thusa, he hsS long presented him- the Ismail car is the smashing A spectacular auto sales year In- self aa a kind of political Eliza •access it seems set to be, our 1900 would fan out. spark Indus- preferred to risk supporting an uncertain general who feeling the southern bloodhounds, whole country will feel a lift, tries only remotely connected could be elected rather than support a known senator, It will be difficult for him to There Isn't a half-awake Amer- with Detroit, fatten paychecks who bad been their friend, but who they believed could resume this role how that Col- •nd create jobs the land over, lins has signed, on. ican who needs to be reminded not be elected. of the prolonged and at times And it Is most significant that Second: The congressional bitter struggle preceding the In- In I960 our economy will need Sen, Taft's memorandum about the industrialists wing of thInss paparti y has to a de< troduction of the small cars by this sort of . WASHINGTON-As one of his The money would go, he said, v. ••• /•• last acU la office. Secretary of to buy additional engines for B- ; Defense Nail McElroy conceded SZ strategic bombers and to train •MM nv^tuMMt will be ahead of this Air Force crews so that some country in miulles for another degree of airborne alert can be three years. ordered when the Joint Chiefs of Siaca the Democrats have ham- Staff conclude Russia has a sub- acred at the Eisenhower admin- stantial ICBM lead. istration for months-camplsin The B52 is a jet bomber cap- ins that it tacked a sense of ur- able of making ($6 miles an hour -."• '"House Waa*;»ese>: V\, ••• and with a range of oVer 1,000 gency in meeting the Soviet mis- House plsnU can become con- Om challenge - new month's miles without refueling. >. Russian r vention headquarters for little. hv opening of Congress should be a et lighten which, would try. to intercept 'the bombers can do UPsects that' may:"or may • not in*; fiery one. jure the-'plants,.'-;.: V. ': .:,".Vi";,; • McElroy made, his statement to 900 miles an hour.' Meanwhile, thjs. country..js,go- But regsrfflejsef |ju»ir;evilvin' yesterday shortly before leaving lent or lack of it,;they can tear dfftee to go back into private ing in for B52 in&el j*WJfe which can fire- the down the morale of a housewife Business and just a few hours af- who sees no good la'eny kirwTof ter Premier NikiU Khrushchev missile, this weapon, caryng nuclear warhead, can be'fired bug in her living rodml. : : ;*? boasted in Hungary that Russia Ssringtatls and fwagus gnats •>.:•! low has enough nuclear rockets from the bomber; at a target, 500 i aa flatten all ita foes. miles ahead. ?•*•., -*!'• > V : McElroy explained: •••',.! humus and pettfag eelt Thtf But McElroy made these two If the Russians twild the awn- wea't eat 'the cartaH «r the *•£^M* • •••*iiJl^• ^^^^^'vvBJWiaa^B'y AL^MMM^SI her of ICBMa they are capable v 1. As of today, he said. Russia of building and if the* tJalted attack •either man aer "beast ; . and the United Stttes have about States builds the number it now But they can be. an all-fired the'same number of long-range intends to, the Soviets Will have nuisance. . . ,' 'i., • missiles and the number is "quite more missile capability over First about the , ipringtalls. email" on both sides. most of a three-year period. John LlHfcy, one. of our exten^on ' "Last July ha estimated Russia McElroy was defense secretary entomologists, has taken a close Hurry In. CAoos* thm OHtt th» had fewer than 10. intercontinen- 26 months. Under Ms direction look at these, and he aaya they're tal ballistic missiles (ICBMs) this country developed, its first gray and tiny—only about one- Klddlm* Arm Whhing for. You'll find Ihmm capable of hitUng the United intercontinental ballistic missile, 32nd of an inch long. States. He said then that over- the Atlas, and worked toward ' Extra Equipment All ##«*• of MxcMng Saving*' B«ff«r Com* Tocfay. all the UBttsd States could more perfecting more advanced.weap- They have the usual six legs than match Russia's ICBM cap- ons. and long antennae, plus an extra •bilitias. But u time went on and the piece.; of equipment that gives But only, recently Khrushchev Russians indicted one embarrass- them their nsme. This/is a spring VISIT OUR BASEMENT •~ BniMt ^rfatyi oomttd erne. FOR CHRISTMAS LJOIMI Elwctric . 'Designs m endaring good, taste, superbly made < IMPORTED 20" with an overlay of 14 Karat gold ... for truly TRAIN SET memonblA gifts. See our beautiful selection of BICYCLES ., ,thislna'quality jewelry today., .With toaraar whsaU aflsS caastar hraka* WILBUR'S JEWELERS 24" BABY DOLL I'M A CHRISTMAS ! '.'. .'.. 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Dtsacctlat 20-FOOT BACKYARD INSULATED potrtr • Adlnsts for tattMo • Obtirva- Mis, Irinle turret, FIGURE lory tyno eoMtorlal trlaod atwdillai • up to M UNDERWEAR Mm CR4MM IfMI* SKATES SKATING RINK aj MLUXI PRISM 7.9S VAIUI KODAK 300 ANSCO • MM MOVIE j BINOCULARS 99 3-ROLL PAK 49 Center J.88 PROJECTOR Mock ft Whltt Mm Focus SALE JS SUes oM . in . 127 Coated • • Figure skates m high arena pattern' 6 Lht 4110 .... 44 C Optics • Semi-closed tee construction • Boys'! • Safe (or the whol1e 0family • Heavy 11.9S Vohio • Forward, still, reverie black, iUes U te 4; girls' white, le to 4 • duly polyalhlcne liner, guaranteed not • Brilliant I fl. wide mov- • Hockey skates, two tone finish, tubular to crack • 4" rustproof aluminum • S oz. cellocloud lining 7O blade; bey a' only, slits II to 4. for warmth • -«u« la ies • Pnwer rewind • No walls • Sets up easy. bells or reels to change • time lor deer season • o Rubber Scoobords for Wodtt 59c Lifetime luhrlcallon • # w ,*,. Him V«lu« Katn o U-Pt. Model :. MS Sites im., med., large, Built-in case • Blower WUk IMi M iiKim -- in, 1,1,11,1 cooled. 7>:i.t •- th. ui jo Jr. Hockey Stick 59c extra large. One Hem per fsmlly. M:IO — The Young People's Christian Assoclatioifof the Baptist Church took a hayride Saturday. H. Lau- GOLDEN JET by Crown rence Scott, Jr., drove the truck and had charge of a meeting lat- er in the church. The birthday of Lightweight luggage with a luxury look. Sturdy bent-veneer frame, scuff- Donald Skrivank was celebrated. proof, new lippsr construction, hidden closure, golden lock. Atlantic Highlands More than 100 local public school pupils attended a perform- 21 inch week-end 19.95* 24 inch week-end 27.95* ance of the Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra at the Carlton Theater, round hit box U.95* train case 19.95* Red Bank,' sponsore. d- by. the Monmouth Civic Arts Founda- 26 inch pullmen 29.98* 2* Inch pullman 39.95* tion. men's companion V" 24.95* The Women's Missionary So- ciety of Central Baptist Church * plus tax wHI meet today in the home of • GIFT FLOOR • Mrs. David Collins, Monmouth Ave,, Navesink, at 2 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 97 will conduct a cake sale Saturday in the lobby of the Atlantic Theater from a. m. to noon. St, Agnes Catholic Church will sponsor Cana Conference 2, Sun' Santa's wonderland day, in the church hall. Local Democratic clubs will hold a victory dinner-dance Sat- of "Make Believe" Givt h«r tht ring urday night at 7:30 In the Alpine Manor, Highlands. animah and toyt, to of her dreamt — a diamond from Highlands different, yet to real. our suptrb selection The Youth Fellowship of St. "leatnilt" dolls featuring btouty, Andrews Episcopal church held ,,50 qualify, enduring a spaghetti dinner Monday in the Irida dolls (• nations! value. church hall prior to the annual 2.98 meeting, Raggedy Ann dblli Divided Payments 2.95 A Christmas party will be heli No Extra Charge after the regular mcetinR of (hi Musical ituffed animals J,ff Women's Society of ChrislUn Open Every Eve till 9 Service of the Methodist Church Famous "Morgan" dog 5,00 Tuesday. Secret pals will reveal Starting Dec. 7th their Identity and gifts will be Italian "little imp" dolls exchanged. 7,50 tig 1 fsst doll. The Women's Auxiliary of St Andrews Episcopal Church wil hold Its annual Christmas baia Our antaiinn menagerie o) ilufjtd lin^s, cats, and dinner Tuesday In the church kangaroos, bears, elephant), porky pig* and hall, Tho bazar will start at 2 many, many athet* rinhl from tlw pagi's of p.m. and roast beef dlmmr will JEWELERS be icrvcit starting at 5:30 p.m. Storybook Land. IM, i',98 mid 3.'JH. The local auxiliary to Klver • STKEliT MOOR e 209 Broadway 11 tread St. view hoxpltal will hold a Chrtat Lang Ironch Red lank mm party after Its meeting Tuc» dity (it tho homo of Mrs, Juniei li. Smith, Jr., 30 lluddy avo. • J, ..;.„:•! .1,i'.t., ,,.7...., . ,;,.., UktM . Pec. 3. I959RED BANK HECISTER they art ptOut up at the tl Cedar Am,.taut >Us» «* (k* McWeat ttatr lames D. India**, W Pis* WMfer. Ul Liberty ft, fpHt i tft* i**m y lege's main reception desk. Branch, and Miss JoAnn A. Mar- put the layers iofdlwr a««in irst Play Trie suddenly wealthy Mrs. asco, 35 Fay St., Long Branch. Jrook Rd, Estontown; Richard Long Branch, and Miss Rets M E. Plunkett, 11 Sherman Ave., Thul, 99 Branch Ave., Red Bank with /resting; sprinkle the top ot Savage will be played by Miss Technical director will be Dan the cake with confectioners' sugar • Season Lee Britton, sophomore, 129 Mid-iel E. Breau, Star Rt. 33, Free-West Long Branch; Miss Joy C. Seven presidents of theUnited Send along wedges of the cake' dletown Rd., New Monmouth. hold. Paisner, Lakewood; Leonard C. for a lunchbox dessert treat Her money-seeking family will Stage manager will be Jack Resnick, Englishtown; Ernest C. States have died in office. s Tonight be played by William E. Graves, R. Brignola, 89 Herbert PI., WEST LONG BRANCH —The freshman State Hospital, Marl- Oceanport. [onmouth College PUyeri will boro; Leo W. Cattanach, senior, Technicians Listed \ 550 Second Ave., Long Branch, resent "The Curious Savage" and Mrs. Myra Grayer, sopho- Student technicians include might and tomorrow as the first more, Belmar. Miss Prinnie L. Bacon, Colt'i Neck Rd., Farmingdale; Miss fering of the season. Other Para Ann Burnside, Hartshorne Rd. Eleven students will have roles Other parts will be played byy Locust; John H. Brewer, Wnsl the John Patrick comedy about Miss Peggy Berardesco, Asbury Philadelphia; Garritsbn H reed for money. Park; David D. Marsino, Ste- Burch, Toms River; Richard Director Kehneth Knapp, West vens Ave., West Long Branch; Goeken, M Seventh St.. West Long Branch, chairman of the Miss Virginia L. Skeeter. 121 Keansburg; Miss IJnda A. Colto Department of , Fine Arts, has Hazlet Ave.. Hazlet; Ronald L: • Warden Ave., Rumson, and nade tickets available to the Emmons, Neptune; Miss Judith- Dorothy J. Meyer, t Garfiek iblic without charge, provided AnnTesche, Neptune; George A. Rd.* Elberon. r—in Allenhurst ati PUSH 'M HOLD-".Workman ad justs thespeei 1403 Spier Ave. brake assembly at rear of F-105 fighter-bomber. Opened, they set aa brake; closed, they add thrust to Jet •afink Pre-Holiday Morganville Open house followed at the borne Methodist Church Young Peo- of Raymond's parents. ple's Choir and Methodist Youth Mr. and Mrs. James Mullens Fellowship will meet Sunday at and children, James, Jr., Kevin 6:30 p. m. The church will ob- and Robin, Bayonne, spen serve Holy Communion Sunday Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. at 9 a. to. Church School will and Mrs. Carl Baer, Orchard Clearance be held at 10 a. m. Candlelight Pkwy. service will be held Dec. 24 at 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Hedwig Baer is spending Callers at the home of Mr. andthe week in Bayonne. Mrs. Martin Smith, Sr. Thanks- savings off giving Day were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kocov- Frank Smith and sons, Frank sky and children, Thomas and up to and more and John, Newark; Mr. and Mrs.Carol, and Mrs. William Rock Thomas. Smith and children, Wil- spent Thanksgiving at the home lie and Iris, Keyport; Mr. andof Mr. and Mrs. Peter Forlenza. Mrs. Robert Owens and children, Vivian and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Forlenza, Jr. visited with coats • suits' • dresses • sportswear Donald Miller and sons, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Kocovsky during and Thomas, Mrs. Martin Smith, the Thanksgiving holidays. Jr., and children, Martin 3d, Bar- bara Lynn, and Christine Anne, Girl Scout Troop 31 will hold SPECIAL GROUP and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, its meeting Monday night at the Jr. a,H Morganville. Independent fire house. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taber en- Barbara Penksa, Cathy Cos- tertained the following persons grove and Joene LiMura passed Town §L Country Suits about town Thursday — Mr. and Mrs. Rob-a cooking quiz and the require- ert Fitts and son. Bobby, Mrs.ments for the cooking badge. David Ferriero and son, David, Magnificently designed and hand tailored in luxurious or country! Mr. and M,rs. Harold C Quack- and Patricia, Thomas and Ken- ' imported and domestic woolens neth Taber and Jerry Jamieson. enbush and Susan and Robert Be bold about your choice Mrs Marcella Quackenbush and •Made to sell lor 110.00 to 165.00 if his jacket is used in suburbs or country. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller Stacy and Harold Conover were had the following guests for din- dinner guests at the home of But if he can wear it on the job in town, tone ner Thanksgiving Day — MrMrs. . James Cadoo, Keyport. down a bit to give him the maximum amount and Mrs. Louis Heyer, Mr. and of wear. We'll help you make an interesting Mrs. Joseph Kircher and chil- The WSCS will hold a dinnei *68 dren, Doris Anne and Rose, "Mr.tonight in Van's Freehold Inn. You can save 42.00 to 97.00 • choice. and Mrs. George Brown, Mr. from $32.50 and Mrs. William Odom and Mr. Morganv;lV PTA will meet and Mrs. George Kircher. Monday ir °.e school. A film This famous maker (whose name we promised not to advertise Ihe Slacks from $12.tS about polio will be shown. Carols but whose suits you will immediately recognize) selected the Open Fri. Nit* 'til f P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Schwarz en will be sung. . •• tertained the following guests for jinest imported and domestic suiting from such world famous .dinner Thanksgiving Day—Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costura Minna Schwarz, Herman Sager, entertained Mr. and Mr*. Victor firms as L1NTON and JOHN BARR. Sizes 10 to 20 Miss Dianna Schwarz, Dwight Alt Thursday- night. and Donna L'ee Smith, and Judy and Nancy Schwarz. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costura entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ken- ON THE PLAZA Edward Becker and son, Edneth Kuett and daughter Karen, ward, Jr., Morganville, were Scotch Plains, Sunday. FKEDEKICKVS—K>3 SPIER AVE., AUTOHURST. guests at the Belmar Kiwanis Club for luncheon Nov. 25 in the Presbyterian Church, there. Ed- ward, Jr. was presented a $25 savings bond as a special award for his display of vegetables at the Monmouth County 4-H Fair ANNIVERSARY DOLLAR GIVE-A-WAY in July. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Allen, Sr. LADIES HERE'S OUR FREE DOLLAR FROM PAL SHOES... entertained ' recently Mr. and Mrs. Emory Gaines, Mrs. Brad- CASH THIS CHECK NOW ... OR ANY TIME UP TO DEC. 24th, 1959. ley and sons, It. and Mrs. Wil- ton Allen, Sr. and daughter, Cyn< APPLY IT TOWARDS PURCHASE OF ANY PAIR OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S thia, Mrs. Viola Mac Bride, and Mr. and Mrs. John Ward. OR CHILDREN'S SHOES. Leston C. Fischer returned home Thursday from a business trip to Italy. Ntxt to Adler Lumber I Mr. and Mrs. William Alexan- (I nllM Mrth of Red I der and son entertained the fol ROUTE 35 task; S mlks sauth at lowing Thanksgiving — Mr. and Ksypsrt). fcM «• fcM Mrs. Doger, Mr. and Mrs. John Msaday-Satvrday; Ward and children, Mr. and Mr*. iMiddletown Benjamin Johnson, Mrs. Gillian and Mrs. Flossie Davis and daughter. Dennis Libonati. of Orchard Fkwy., had as house guests over the Thanksgiving holidays his brother and sister, Victor and Judy Libonati. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pascallis, Orchard Pkwy,, attended the con> firmation of their nephew, Ray- mond Gentle, Avenel, Saturday. | Church Group's « Meeting Changed HAZLET—The Rosary and Al- tar Society of St. Benedict's Catholic Church has rescheduled It* general meeting from next Monday to Tuesday, Dec. 8. The original dite Is a day of strict fast and abstinence. A Christmas party will fea- WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S ture the evening's activities. Each member will bring a Rift MISTER MOWN for the grab ban. 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M915 | PRoscwer 5-1404-07 t>97U-U Htofcold t-1474 COHax 4-3012 9-2*90 SHqdyskte 1-4W0 Edam aval _ 14—UtuWUy, IW. 3. \*m HEP BASK REGISTER KLFDftD - Was* Ecfcert, *ct awd Raw Las*; Mr. etttiraiaa tor Fort Top Soldier iwi> »sss» awMnmai ana dent of Belmar chapter, was ser-jMr*. Ella Kelly, auiftart teere- laogtxer of Mr. aid Mrs. Wcfc- % cnfldnm, JWela, and KDy; Mr. Gold Star. gcant-at-arms. . tary to the department; Mn, Ri- ird Eckert, Church St., was'giv- and Mr*. Glenn Briley and chil- Mrs. William Reamer, Union ta Scarough, banner guard of the Third Time a family party Sunday to dren, Laurie, Kenneth and Glenn, I Beach, was installed as pres- department and Mrs. Rose Pou FORT MONMOUTH — Army nark her fourth birthday. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van- Mothers ident; Mrs. Alice Hassell, Union zenc, .past preiident of Keyport derbilt and children, Lois and chapter, were guests. , Donald F. Darnell, soldier Present v ere Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beach, first vice president; Mrs^ stationed here for Signal Corps Sckeii, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward, Miss Marie Lawlor, Installed Bessie Evans, East Keansburg, Mrs. William Reamer, state training, has compiled an out-Sckert and children, Beverly andMartin Lawlor, Albert Bevacqua, second vice president; Mrs. Hugh representative of the Veterans standing feat in "Soldier of the Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Agnes Fanning. MIDDLETOWN — Mr». Johi Garnett, New Monmouth, secre- Administration volunteer service, Mo/ith" honors at this installa- Aitken, past president and found- tary; Mrs. Agnes Bluitt, Keans- gave a, parly for veterans in Ly tion. . . :,%:': " ons hospital Nov. 20, assisted by er of Bayshore Chapter, 6ol burg, treasurer; Mrs. Harriett White, Port Monmouth chaplain; Mrs. Agnes Bluitt, Mrs. Beuie The.decorated combat veteran Star Mothers, installed officers i Mrs. Lillian Dunn, East Keans- Evans and Mrs. Lillian Dunn. of .Korea has been awarded the Buck Smith's Restaurant las burg, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. top soldier- prize for the third Games were played and re- straight month by Col. ^Charles BRIGHT ACRE OPEN week. Rose Duranty, Matawan, color freshments served. A Christmas guard; Mrs. Margaret Short, L. Olin, Fort Monmouth chief of Mrs. Mae Werner, past prcsi party will be held Dec. 17 in the staff. Matawan, banner guard; Mrs. hospital. Members of the state EVERY EVENING AND Mary Malcolm, Keansburg, Am- The record-setting accomplish- department also were guesti at ment by Cpl. Darnell caused TABLE PADS ericanism chairman, and Mrsth. e hospital party. Seat workmanthlp, Ethel Volpe, West Keahsburg, hos- revision in the policy here that ALL DAY SUNDAY OLOII AWNINC pital chairman. John Gotts was the award cannot be won more . * SHADI CO. pianist. The Pentagon, the world'* lar- than three times within a year. gest office building, wai built On winning the October selec- tt*&9 «f g*nulne pltstlc. All color* Mrs. Frank Levering, past de- at a cost of about 13 million 117 W. Freat St. SH 74M tion, Cpl. Darnell accepted an Till NilMESTJUIIS BIT partment president; Mrs. Eliza-I dollars. engraved trophy. -. Last month he took" the 129 tn check and repeated with the lat- ter prize in the recent ceremony,' OTlITEIALL Each award also carries with It When the Job requires a three-day pass. «.: .-•'•; MAIL Cpl. Darnell, presently attend- ing a wire course at the Army Signal School, has 13 years of BOX military service. • He previously was a paratroop- SIGN er at Fort Bragg, N.'C. In com- bat with the JTth Regiment in RAISED LITTERING MEDICAL MEMOS Korea, Cpl. Darnell was award- REFLECTS LIGHT hire one! ed two Silver Stars and the Pur- pie Heart, plus the-Combit In- fantryman's Badge. , GetanFHA !« •» His wjfe, Mrs. Marcia Darnell, and two children, Curtis, 4, and Title I Loan rehyn, 2, live here. lalettars f?50 XT A doctor may be asked to stai Riverview Auxiliary whether, in his opinion, a patien Yule Trip Slated Olhtr [feWanttoitpairorremodelTThea is competent to take care of hi RUMSON — Ninety members WEATHER VANES i you'll seed professional helpl affairs. and guests of the Rumson Aux . Safe oaa of cttr friendly lota ape* Incompetence means bad Judg- iliary of kiverview Hospital will eiaHtta and borrow the needed1 ment due to. mental illness. Di" participate in the auxiUary's Kd CUPOLAS lra ferent communities have dlfferen annual Christmas trip to Radio *X£X legal interpretations of this del City Music Hall in New York to $65.00 1. Borrow vp to $3,500,001 nitlon. For example, a person City, Thursday, Dec. 10. Buies 2. BCYTOW without down payment. may have bad judgment because will leave promptly at t a. m. «• Borrow wifitdut morhjo^a he is an alcoholic! However, thi from River Rd. and Binghim The question of a person's in- Ave. popart or legal fees. does not mean that he is a psy-competence, if such exists,' in- BRIGHT ACRE chotic and therefore he may b volves considerable legal and Dinner will be at Patricia Mur- ' 4. Hove up to 60 month* to repay. considered legally competent phy's in Ybnkers. Mrs. Percy Don't put off improvements and repairs that eao medical study, examinations and he happens to be both an alco- interpretations. Radford is the chairman. This SH 1-5125 •be done now! Stop in today and inquire about holic and a psychotic then the 20th year Mrs. Radford might be declared incompetent There are many persona who our FHA Title I nome»improvem«nt loans. are without question psychotic has been in charge of the annual BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY As a rule a person who is sw show every evidence of be- trip. fering from apsychoneurosis has ig able to manage their affairs RED BANK SAVINGS trouble with the control, of his versy well: Psychosis, by itself, emotions rather than his thinl does not imply incompetence. and ing process so his condition wou! When a doctor is asked if ASSOCIATION not make him incompetent. CHAHTtUlD ISA? person is competent, he, in turn, "She Door Many persons suffer from th must first ask, "Competent to do to Security fear of persecution. Unless th what?" lOftftOAD ST. fear influences their ability HtD BANK NEW JERStV handle their business affairs sucl Insured Savings Accounts delusions may not constitute ade-Mrs. Johnson Money Orders ' Home Improvement Loam quate grounds for considering th Traveler* Cheque* - DIVIDEND Hom* Morto.age Loans person incompetent. For example, Is Honored if he spent all his money tryin Save-by-Mail Christmas Clubs to find out who the imaginary EAST KEANSBURG -Mrs. 3'/4% persecutors are, then he couk Minor Johnson, Belford, sixth dis- be declared incompetent. trict president, received a cor- sage from - William McManus, Monmouth County commander of THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRAND YOU KNOW the stxth district. Veterans of For- eign Wars, in Buck Smith's Res- taurant Monday. TO PLEASE A ft Mrs. Rosemary Sommer, Key- port, received a corsage from Os- car Mclling, sixth district senior AT vice commander. Thirteen members from the Middletown Township auxiliary were present at the sixth district annual dinner and meeting. There were 280 members from other posts. Mrs. Sommer presented the national president'* program for the year. . Port Monmouth Donna Thome, daughter of Mr. STADIUM and Mrs. Glenwood Thome, Twi •i light Ave., celebrated her fifth birthday with members of the family and a few friends Nov. COAT 2S. VAN HESUSEN* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Merker and children, Debbie and David, spent four days last week with VANTAGE 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Brassard When you slip into this coat of Slatersville. R. I. All cotton, never needs iron- you'll know why- it's Ameri- Melanle Deutsch, daughter of Ing. Just wash; drip-dries Mr. and Mrs. Louis Deutsch, cele ... even machine wash and ca's favorite, 100% wool, ny- tumble dry it automatically, brated her seventh birthday at it's ready-' to put on. lon quilted insulated lining. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen Van Clief of Creisklll Sim 14Vi to VVt Sizes 36 •« Thanksgiving day. 00 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Quackcn- bush, State College. Pa., spent *3O the holiday week-end with Mrs. Emily Quackenbush, Main St., and Mr. and Mrs. William Camp- bell of Broad St.; Matawan. Mc&refar VANHEUSEN Mr. and Mrs. Chester Htn- IN THIS SEA OF HAPPY FACES, CAN YOU dricks, Sr'., Wilson Ave., enter- Wash 'n Wear BAN-LON tained' at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. William Applegate, FIND THE ONE WHO DIDN'T HAVE A Lakewood, and Mrs.' Mabel Wer- ner, Miss Helen Werner and Mr., MERCHANTS CHRISTMAS CLUB? SPORT SWEATER and Mrs. -Stanley .Werner and daughter Patty, Belford. JOIN THE HAPPY FACES! Plans for a luncheon and Christ mas party Wednesday in Buck SHIRTS $093 Smith's Restaurant were made by Open Your 1960 Christmas Club Today! Waih afjer wash these) iport thf scout mothers at a meeting 8 In the tire house. A bus trip to shirts keep their ntw look. New York City will be held In January, and members will at- $1 $5 | $10 | $20 l»y «r continental styling in $500 This sweater made of Ban.Lon, a tend the Christmas show in Ra- unique yarn that give* comfort, dio City. A parly for boy scouts •mart colors and pattern!. luxury looks, and complete wish- and explorers will be held In the $50 $100 |$150 $250|$500 $1000 ability. fire house Dec, 17. Hostesses ware Sites S . M • L . XL Sizes Small, Medium, Large Mrs. Robert Drake, Mrs. Emll McKenn, Mrs. Lester Nelson and Mn. Anna Rudden. NO INTRANCI Charg. it; '/3 Jan., '/3 F«b., '/J March Mn, David Stephenson, Brain* VanHeuien Tlexicut ard Ave., spent the holiday and HI week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam ... NO EXTRA Stephenson of Brooklyn. CHARGES. If you PAJAMAS with, your Christ- mas Club payments The I-'loxlcut pajamai have no JOHN DANIELS Mr. and Mrs, R us jell Caller, may be charged to shoulder scum, and i* soft col- and Mr. John Bennett, Plalnfleld, your regular ac- ton broadcloth In smart colon, • Palm Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hend- count. e Van Heusen ricks, Jr., Mr. and Mrs, Chester All Wflshnhlc and color-fnul. • Timely Clothe* e McGregor Saorliwear (endrltks, Sr,, and Robert I tend- • Alligator e Jockty Underwear Icks were Thnnkiifilvlng day 25 00 ticstA of Mr, and Mr«. Irvln • Slelion Mali e Clipper Crall Clothes 4 *5 Bcsvcr. ISO BROAD ST., RED BANK 23 MONMOUTH ST. fJust off Broad) RID IANK Charles Durwln, who developed For tin Tail M«n lip llirory nf evolution more than BRANCH: FAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER Open every night Dec. 7th te Dee, Mrd "*0 ycnrn I\RO, once studied In be M«mh»r riilirtl niHrvt Syitun -• Mainlitr ruieril Utpont imuttnoi Corportlleo clergyman At CnmbrldKR Uni- 'cnlly. •CD IANK REGISTER. Thurwbr. Dee. 3, 1959—37 Gay Cards Get Glamor Treatment S YLVETT EFAM0USF0 RVALUE S MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER - Hwy. 35 OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS The fourth annual winter show of the Monmouth Arts Found* tion opens Jan. 29 and will con- tinue through Feb. «. It will be staged at BallanUne's China and Glass Shop, Red Bank. Mrs. John Parmly, Rumson, chairman of •^1 the arts advancement committee, In releasing advance notice of the show, said all artists are all- I We Have the Gifts She Wants the Most 3 (ible,{ paintings and sculpture will be accepted, no copies will Wt'n M mHttl «*t«r At be eonsktered'ia the Juried show and there will be a Jury of awards. Further information may be obtained by writing Art Ad- y iVanctment, Box 453, Red Bank, SBBSBWM'hsaW aMUaM ' Tht Mttnatath Chapter « 4 i me AaserlcM " " ' ^Vahrantty Women \ the has trip it the SottMta I. I Guggaafcalm Maatam aad plaaa SO FfMININf f to reschedule It after the holi- Nylon slip appliquod with lace days. Not oaough Interest was the reason, aectrdjag «• tht and sitfn flower*, and edged committee. with lactV from 1M f* MS Cod Art i BriUin't National Gallery no- HTTiSLIK JBeed a greatly Increased inter CHARM AT HOME ... Feminine and flattering is this fitted DRAMATIC DUSTER . .Tap JUMPSUIT ... Favorite of the Drtamyl' Our lact-lovcly petti- ;ert last summer In the work of princessrobe in bowkaot-prlat corduroy with small baby-ribbon hit in loungewtar, in bold younger tet, in bright red cor- Leonardo. Surprised and pleas- bows trimming tha bodict. Washable, of course. COIwUTOy-- * duroy- , bell fringe. slips In slim-hipped and bouf- ed at this sudden rise in art ap- By DOROTHY ROE-'• around the houso and there are pretty, feminine robes In delicate fant styles. All eolors. Sixas preciation among some whose : : Associated finis* Wtitaa'a Editor prints. • • •;•.•••... ..'•• • •. • • • : : small t» xxx. favorite art form is a pub Also'popular with tbt youoger aet.are jumpsuits^-a glorified from 1Jtlt)7.«l sign, the authorities Investigated. Loungewear hu come a Jong way since the day of tha Mother verfim dthreoVtrall, eanMto Jump into morning. They found that the Leonardos Hubbard. thi...._s season Is a Jumpsui. t fa bright red, peacock or purple pin- wero hung In the gallery's only Nowadays it's easy to look smart and pretty arouad the house, wale corduroy, with toreador pants, drawstring waistline and ball- •X9UISJTI since designers have turned their attention to glamorising the fringe trim on eollar and pockets. Drift of beauty in t wtlti- air-conditioned room. home scene. A favorite of the Ktion is our old friend, cotton King-size plaids art Important In the kHingewear picture, aa corduroy—still inexpensive, practical and washable but newly they are in tha entire winter fashion lineup. A top hi| is a loose Itngth nylon gown covered with Collectors of this area have glamorous. . duster in bold plaid print corduroy, with huge patch pockets and delicate embroidery. tensed tht taleata of young For at-home wear you may choose a gay flower print, a bold wide collar. ' ' - artist Stephen Bagaell la his plaid or a vivid solid color, imaginatively styled, gay and flat- For the ladylike look there are graceful'fitted princess-style from 2.W t» 10.M first one-man show of 2t of h'. •ering. There are house coats with oriental styling, in vivid Chi- short robes that look like dresses, with dainty feminine trimmings painting* at the Old Mill,,Tin- .•ese colors. There are swashbuckling trenchcoat styles for wear such aa lace, braid or baby-ribbon bows. - / NYLON DUSTER ts* Fans. According to Get* Quilted nylon in dainty floral DeVtgh, director, alat tf tht showing three of her works in ETIQUETTE print it tdatd with nylon lace. •awttaga have beta atM, la» the Richard Szeluga Gallery, 39 PTA Hears dodtag the Jrt-foet oil, "Tht Monmouth St., Red Bank. from MS to U.tI Fishermen." The director It AMY VANDERBILT txteadlag the exhibition "European Art of the 19th Cen- Panel on Law OUR PAJAMA STORY through Dec. II. tury": Neo-ctassicism through '•DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: many books on diet and exer- Smartly quilttd and so-warm, Cezanne, the second in a discus- I wonder if you can help me, as cise, but you might like an "Laws Children Ought to or lact-frimmad and so-prtftyt Cooper Union for Advancement sion series "Toward Understand- well as others. Why aren't there English one, called "Health Know" waa the theme of a panel of Science. and -Art enters ing Modern Art," will be pre- shops where women of my age Culture for Women" by F. A. discussion at a meeting of tht Pajamas to pleait ovary femin- 100th year. Rising in front of sented Monday at * p. m. in the can. buy clothes that won't look Hornibrook and Ettie Rout Mechanic Street Parent-Teacher int typt. the century-old Cooper Union Newark Museum. The museum's as though we are trying to look This' is a Penguin paperback Association last week the from 2.tl tt) IMS Building at Fourth Ave. and As-annual Christmas exhibition-sale like teen-agers or our great and is available for 65 cents school. Mrs. William I. Ktatsky, tor PI.. New York, is a new is under wawayy. Its "FiftyYear"Fifty-Yearss grandmothers*—..—«•? W~._e lik.«.e- t—o dres..—s wherever paperbacka are sold. program , chairman, ' waa in building to house the Cooper Ui of Collecting" and "19th Century nicely and Just as well as the If you have difficulty in finding charge. ! Ion School of Engineering, the New Jersey Paintings" exhibi- younger ones. My friends all It, you can get it from the pub- Speakers were Deputy Police [ SYLVETTE GIRDLE and BRA DEFT, i first of the educational develop- tion is continuing. seem to have the same com' lisher. Jenguin Book*. Inc., 3300 Chief Leroy McKnigbt of Red ments which Cooper Union will plaint. CUpper Mill RoaoV.Baltimore Bank; William Gannon, Red Bank Inaugurate In the wake of its Miriam BurriD, former pretl- "I geg t so tired of wearing 11, Md,, and add 10 cent*(for probation officer, and John A. 100th birthday. The school dent tf the American Artists skirts and bblousel s everydayd * or postage- . •• ' .••.•••• PttUlo, assistant Monmouth Coun- founded by Peter Cooper, was Prtfesslonal League, hu been visiting every store in town' and Another one I like it "Ben- ty prosecutor.' The SECRET the first privately endowed col- exhlMtlag at the Art Centre of then finding that I am not really nit PruBden'a Fitness Book" The speakers agreed that lege to provide tuition-free edu< the Oraages, concluding Sun- satisfied. I like simple dresses which shows you with many teaching right from wrong should cation. As of Aug. 1, present and day.' ' , with a, little cap sleeve, as :iy photographs exactly how to do hark back to tht original moral former art students have been arms are heavh y between.thbtthe various exercise* — and tells laws, the Ten Commandments. of the SHAPE! awarded SO Fulbricht Scholar- Art shoulder and elbow. you, too, what they will do for They said a parent's examples • ' ' * ships, six Prix de Rome, eight New art books, in time for "During the winter I have various portions of your anat- play an important part in a Guggenheim Fellowships, six Tif- Christmas, are increasing at heard the younger ones say that omy. child's retard and respect for fany Foundation awards, two Na< this one or that one should not 1 the law. tional Institute of Arts and Let-rapid rate. Text by art editors "Too tired. .' you aay, "after and museum experts are noted in wear slipover sweaters because work?" Here Is the first Tip Mrs. Eugene Ford, president, WARNER'S* ters awards and two Pulitzer The Great American Artists they are too old. I wear them for. living from the Prudden gave a report of the annual state prizes. Series, "Home" by Goodrich because they are easily laundered Book: PTA convention which tht at- "Pollock" by Frank Q'Hara and can be dressed up by a strand or beads. I buy only the "1. Paradoxically, resting is tended in Atlantic City with the Studio 57 Gallery, 57 Concord "Eakins" by Porter, "DeKoon- darker shades. But I would like the last thing.you should do unit's vice president, Mrs. W. Al- Ave., Leonardo, Chrlstmss exhi- ing" by Hess, "Ryder" by Good- when you come home tired af- bert Doremus. She said that the rich and "Davis" by Goosen a few plain dresses, too. pupils wlH present their annual bition opened this week with a "I work in an office where ter a hard day. Instead of sink- one-man show by Marie Harter Serious text by Germain Bailn, ink into a chair, take a walk, Christmas program at the next FRENCH'STITCPED BRA there are young girls as well as meeting, Dec. 15. of New Monmouth. Mrs. Barter present director of the Louvre, women of my age. (52), and most go bowling, play table tennis, is a realist painter. Exactitude in Is contained in his "A History of tht latter look dowdy simply and do whatever amuses you (The cups are ttiched and lined) depicting satin, velvet, metals of Art: From Prehistoric Times because they are unable to find and makes you movt around. Cafe Curtain and fruits is familiar in to the Present." Translation of something suitable. Please give You may. be amazed »t how work. the 574-page, illustrated book is us some advice.—Mrs. E. R. quickly faUgut will vanish, She Is a student of Mortar- by Francis Scarfe. Rochester. N. Y." leaving you refreshed in mind Warner's mastered the art of the famous hand- efcy, Schumacher, Cornish, "Frank Lloyd Wright Draw and body." customed French stitch — flawless seaming done in Amy ra* Deevea, Latos Mar- ings" reproduces 70 years of his Sweaters Not Goad Of course, if your arms art such, fine detail that the resulting fabric. ia both koa sad ethers. Mrs. Harter masterly drawings, 75 in color strong and beautiful. Here ia firm, hating figure has axUMted w Newark aad and 125 in Mack and white heavy, you need not necessarily Japanese Dancer local art shews and Moatclalr sketches and drawings. The com- be 'generally overweight, but beauty, shaped by Warn- AH nraennn. prehensive collection out of Hori- there is a likelihood of it. If er's French-stitched cot- Among the works at Studio 57 zon Press was supervised by the you are overweight, slipover Booked at 'Mill' ton bra. Soft underlin- sweaters, even of the dark ing assures high uplift/ are "Indian Medicine," great architect himself. From variety, are certainly not a TINTON FALLS — Broadway Life With Ten Lemons." Parts, "Art in Posters" by Fer- very good choice. dancer Sahomi Tachibana, cur-l Pick it up in the green Life With Farm Lantern" and nand Mourlot contains color In talking of dress sizes re- rently appearing In. "Majority of I package at SYLVETTE ''Jacqueline's Dolls," sew poster masterpieces by Braque, cently with.designer Larry Aid One," will be presented Sunday' today! #P20-76: White paintings. The gallery is open Chagall, Duty, Leger, Matisse, rich, I discovered that manu- cotton. daily from 2 to 5 p. ra. and by Mlro and Picasso. at 3 p. m-in the Old Mill in a appointment. facturers of good dresses cut program of Japanese dances, Concurrently. Mrs. Harter Is New York first size 12 and then go on to music and songs. The new exhibition opening In sizes 14, 16 and II. Many of the Museum of Modern Art will the better 'houses don't make include a recent acquisition to sites larger than IS and, at the museum collection by Bur- that, have few Its. There is, toyne Diller, a master modern- generally speaking, a much ist. The private showing was held tmalter choice of colors in tht last night where the exhibition is larger sizes. staged in the first floor gallery. In most big cities there art Ryi MR. STBTHIN The acquired work by the Atlan- stores thst have departments tic Highlands artist is a 42 by 42 for larger women.. Trie dresses EYE GLASSES aad BEAUTY Inch rectilinear, , asymetric com- in those departments are usual- position "Theme One—IM7." The ly designed to minimize some Gone Is the false notion that donor is Sylvia PisiU, a New of the problems of large wom- women who wear glasses York collector. Last week Mr, en. Most good women's shops can't be pret- have departments with half- ty. Glasses can Diller made tha art news witt. u ty. Giajtes can another new acquisition by tht sites. Perhaps you will find A actually add to that some of the half-sizes suit your appear- Whitney Museum — a painting The Unseen Magic of ance It they worked along nec-plastic princi- your figure better than do tht are chosen ples. It Is currently on exhibit "miss" sizes. 174 carefully. They In tht new show at tht museum. Custom Fit should be se- Many women, even when they A'LURE* Elastic Bra lected for. style have no slzt problem,, art turn- and becoming- WET YOUR HANDS ing to home dressmaking, or to ness. For moit younyoungeg r Shaping meat balls for spaghet having clothes made from good women, brighbi t or pastestll ti sauce or for the smorgasbord patterns by local dressmakers. A thrifty way to decorate each by WARNER'S* frames are best. table? Wet your hands In cold This is an, excellent solution, window in your home, with ad- A smart permanent will eer-: water before rolling small too, for you can have fine fab- Mist Sthtmt TacMhaaa JuiUblt, modern, cafe curtains! talnly add to your appearance Pattern 174: variety of Ideas You're gay, carefree ... a happy vision in the and make you prettier, Try amounts of the meat mixture be- rics In dresses thst are made Miss Tachibana studied in Ja- plus easy instructions, diagrams, a cold wave at Stephen Hair- tween your palms. Just for you, You will find pan with members of the great right eaftyf tiling Warner bra! Have slim lines, that such clothes will have a cutting guides for making these dresser*, Campbell's Junction,1 dance family, Tachibana, from glamorous caft curtains yourself. beautiful contours, tomorrow! BE FITTED IN SIR Main St., Belford, Phone Nearly two thirds of Mexico's much longer fashion. life, for which she acquired her profes- Easy sewing — so practical. KE 6-OB5J for an appointment., 32 million people ut without elec- you won't see them every- sional name—one that If revered A'LURE BY WARNER'S TODAY. tricity. where you turn, Send, thirty-five cents (coins) retlml d"w for"th!t'pattern'- tddTctntt"for My final suggestion it this: °' #10-45: A bra that breathes with you for free-as, If you have a figure problem, ani^d Is bestowed only upon art- each pattern for first-class mail- go to your doctor .and set ists who have mastered both ing. Send to Red Bank Register, aic comfort, elastic A'Lure*. Crisp nylon cups lift whether he would advise weight classical and modern forms. Sht Needlecraft Dent,, P. O. Box 161, and mold, ^^' _ _ THE SWEATER HOUSE reduction. Then, Join with some It considered a foremost Japa- Old Chelsea Station, New York of the friends In your office on nese dancer In the United States. II, N, Y. Print plainly pattern ^.93 a regular program of exercise Pearl Buck, novelist, considers number, name, address and zone. and diet, for me." It was signed "Ludl ••>•'•- i i Ball." Tongtriifts 'SpJSu!? 10*99* I With Tonette Carbone was her STEAK I brother. Anthony. Jr., age 4. Police, called by . the motel 1IILAIU . EM manager, found Mrs. Elsie Car- SIRLOIN FRESHLY CAUGHT - FRESW.Y SUCK) - RESH bone of Passiac, N. X, in a near- by bar-restaurant She had two ether youngsters with her—Donna Ib. ^^C 12, and Elisabeth, 8. Ib. HADDOCK FILLET Sgt. Robert Miller, the sheriff's Juvenile officer, said Mrs. Car- SIMPLY WONDERFUL bone told him she flew here Monday with the four children hoping to give them to a Holly- wood celebrity. They had been "Simply Wonderful*''Cut From Young Grain Fed Porkers Staying nt the motel. Mrs. Carbone was quoted by _ _"'"••'••'• _' Wblnd leinM ftjbHeV ^.loin Ha^l die officer as saying that since CifreSfeak the death of her husband In an GrtMdlM auto accident at Peterson, N. J. two years ago she hss had an •sWOTweV St PORK SALE 23<33<37< 47 Impulse to give the children away. MO*. APPETIZER DEPARTMENT Officers placed the four chil- •All am uiu ananra^ssatsa .«• ,snip* SMASH ___JI.SS *•- dren in custody of Juvenile •OILED HAM Mk, CM. •». --— - , ;_. »*• j» ^srvakf. GRAND TOTAl Of authorities. No charges were filed « I*. and Miller said there Is no legal e bar to the mother's putting them ~pm JEWISH ROLLS KINO HORN fTAMM «p for adoption. £ Va dei. 23c 200 win TIESE mis tfmn Di Paolo Trial Goes SUACHIS mm HUM 0* TM fAIM To Jury Today NSMICM SOMERVriXB (AP) — The DAZZLE BLEACH -10. TOMATOES 10c murder trial of Carmine Di Pao- KINC KOKH STAMPS lo is expected to reach the jury WITH PUKHAH Of ANY PAOCAW: Of v today. Di Paolo is accused of 7 T M stabbing his ex-sweetheart 40 SikUr ! CHWB -»*- times and delivering her body to FAMOUS QUALITY m the state police In his car. I Irisli Potntotf .«**•**" S S,HS> in Testimony was concluded yes- CHRISTMAS terday and defense lawyers wlU •Ms syt—CftnUe Cuter begin their summary of the case AMERICAN O1FTWRA* when the trial resumes today. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES'PCIOC Two psychiatrists, called as re- Uneen Hm* F»«sH riesse butal witnesses for the state yes- BEAUTY KING ffOftN STAMP* terday, testified they examined WAFFLES i-^lQe u«eV-Ual*iOe* ^JJ Pi Paolo and found him sane on WITH PUKHAU O> 3 POUND IAO Of - , the day he allegedly murdered PORK I BEANS Gladys Mlelnlckl, It. ItWHiv MnwlRwa> "'"'""' MclNTOf H APPUf The psychiatrists, Dr. James SPAGHETTI P. Spradley, former head of the Trenton State Hospital, and Dr. PEAS t CARROTS Robert S. Garber, former assist- ant medical director of Trenton SLICED CARROTS •«.»*-. SIMMs Itate Hospital, said their ex- 10- •mmaWaai oa March Is showed GREEN i WHITE UMAS DI Paolo knew what he had done KING KORN STAMPS earlier b the day. PIUSIURY BISCUITS WITH PURCHAH Of ANY NtW SWANSOK* Di Paolo, 22, of Rsrltaa, was CREAM CORN Yillow Cab Mix "•*-«•* % called back to the stand and testi- WISCONSIN SWISS CHOSE TV DINNMS fied he did not submit voluntar- TOMATO JUICE *5f« Meterswl * Che ily to the examinations. Tyfiprafr-FrsiMySfced WMto Cdct Mix 'A rswl * Chew Cd Ck t Jules M. Greensteln, a psycho SAUERKRAUT legist called by the defense, ssid OesdNMtli •es. Luitcheon MM! eke. be examined Di Paolo Oct. 22 BUCK EYE PEAS 10« DovllstMOiktMIx and found paranoiac trends. fw*AA*MmA^ E?1s»s«alfaalaas Aaaaaat M RU4 RED KIDNEY BEANS BBTSAUMI HMa Dunn Re-elected Head VsefCfNTf rrfl1IH| " "*" BUTTER BEANS Of—H KING KOKN STAMPS Of Mineral Club F«ANi(TutT«S Wkltt Frtsfli § "* WITH PIMCHAM Of IVi U, OCEANPORT — George Dunn Long Branch, was rc-clccted to WHITE HOMINY his second term as president or UNDIN FARMS—PROUN PmcoktMU •<*••-«-* the Monmouth Mineral and Gem Club at s recent meeting. YOU* - 10c Others elected were: William Pit Crast Mix Melncnbicher, Port Monmouth CHOICE ORANGE JUICE vice president; Robert White 15 oi, MlililleKiwn, second vlco prosl' un sizes dent; Mrs. Naomi McGregor, earn 56 Newman Springs Road Ocennport, secretory, and Thorn EACH as Wildorapln, Monmouth Ikuch, treasurer, 10 Red Bank OPEN ALL DAY SUHDAY Robert Hoon, Hclforri, and Mrs, Flow Hock, Red Dank, were ''aS ril elected members of the Board Hi of Directors. •hVfet *n> BANK ncrnn ••? AWante to provide water In 0M t •r ban tafcvMas ar drtw Caa> w Lais** Studied Not Alarming, las For Mrs. Pat CiancuilU, ways and TRENTON (AP) - The State Tuesday night, the Wayne •'I would also welcome the means chairman, announueu a Water Policy and Supply Council Township Committee agreed US Jnion Beach nrognyfiin^- oc Dram & Bugle Corpa spaghetti dinner is being planned expects fairly short hearings ondrop its opposition if It can buy Lodge Says such things as fraa Seeks New Meknbers New Schools for January. Chairmanship of the proposed Pancake Hollow water from the new reservoir/ !ub Graduated Reservoir, due to the collapse of It got this and other written NSW YORK (AP) - Henry the right to threw aa UNION BEACH — lbs Com- HAZLET—The use of turnpike the sunshine committee was ac- UNION BEACH-Walter L'Hot- tion out 6ft officottoe b ayy fraa awe- surplus funds for school building cepted by Mrs. Leonard Longo. Wayne Township's opposition. guarantees. i, neighborhood Boy Scout com- Cabst Lodge told aa Industrial •MnHy Dnm and Buglg e CCorpa Public hearings by the council tfons. That, too, woultdo • eni- it i slk lookini g for purposes was discussed at H. Stanley Baker, coach at The Passaic Valley Water Com ninioner, welcomed Howard Ifrff Russia's aconomic threats test Il a Whichihh everyone would meeting of the Hazlet on the proposed 2.1 billion gallon mission, which supplies Paterson, :ook into Scout Troop 5f when atw members. School Keyport High School, and Mrs. reservoir in Wayne open tomor aaatf not alarm this country. gain. Boys and girls, over 1! y Parent-Teacher Organization ex- Anthony Germsnn, Girl ' Scout Passaic, Clifton and 12 other :ub Pack M met last week in "But wa certalaly dispute tha ecutive committee in the school row. A spokesman said only one communities, has asked to build he Legion Hall. Mr. L'Hotta Is a apaach prepared for a din- old an eligible to job tha consultant, will speak at the reg- or two sessions may be needed. —' meeting of tha American accuracy at his prophecy. If wamember uaH. |last week. ular meeting in the school Mon- the reservoir to maintain a mini- iresented the ex-Cub a gradua- , the U. Sdo what wt am capably of doing. The general membership will Three objectors still remain — mum supply of 75 million gallons ion certificate. The groap, which was orgaaiied day at 8 p. m. Hackensack Water Co., Dundee to tha Ualtad Nathe Soviet (Mas wffl asm sar- ate yeary s agog,, haa pparticipatep d be asked to approve a plan to Refreshments were served by daily. Adam Dlugoz, cubmaster, ntm4 SaWftatV PremiePfWlidMr pass us." i tb m d bth letters to state representa- Power jc Land Co., and Morris spoke on advancement work and ^nmopiv ^ •* ^^^^^^^snpsnf as^sra^pw • • n^aaaa^a*a ia more tbaa parades both Mrs. Edward Emerisn and Mrs.County Public Utilities Co. Lodge received a this stain and New YYorkk . tives urging such action. Arnold Pepe. urged parents to help boys earn Ntfcjtt I. KhwsbehsVa frequent Men's Wilhama GsU Masai "lor .Tha corps has retalaed Edward It was reported that Thanks- But they indicated at a Nov. 12 Swedish King Eric XIV wasmerit badges. Mr. Dlugoi wel- pre-trial hearing that they mainly poisoned by someone who slip- sarviea m fiaMa Bilaasiri aa bagte Instructor and gtriag baskets were distributed Action! That'a irktt Tk* --_ comed James Barry, American •*• ton kMi fttttef an wanted to protect their rights to ped arsenic into his pea soup Legion Post 321 representative. •ml laaasfrial pro- AtAathoah y ReaaR » at drud m betrucbt - to neednyd y familiefili s througthgh ththe eo- •niwn fcr mnlhm-mu- raraaa of s*r nation's lM f th U th water from the Ramapo River in 1578. The Legion sponsors the pack. loperaMoa of the parenU. teach- Miss Agnes Kilroy will tike •fr ver den t from Mrs. Robert Coolick. who Is resitniflg. Den mothers are needed ia Karri* Gardens and Cottage Park, it waa The second annual wood derby wu bald. Each member waa • a torn to race his ear. First prlie went to Edward Husi* ter and second to Ralph Severina. Plans were mada to give • Christmas basket to a needy fam» MAY FAIR By- New Bobcats receiving pins were Frank Gorto, Daniel O'Brien, John CoHey, Louis Mas* settl, Mark Weir, John Drapeau^ E YOU A WONDERFUL Edward Ostervich, Greg Maud, Barry Yurkiewick, James Do* basky, Barry Fitzaimmons, Gar- rett, Miller, Peter Straag, and WUIiam Kohlbecker. Mrs. Robert Harriott was la charge of a pake sale after the WORLD OF GIFTS with 1 SAaattasL conducted by tha Moth* art dub. CONGRATJLATIONS! Hirer Plus HMAUMVrWNBsS Of THI Jdha Crabba, son of Mr. anal fTOU CONTIST1 Mrs. Kobart M. Grubbs. South KM* KOMN Um HORN Lake Dr., celebrated his seventh, birthday Saturday with a party §umnmwmmc$ . MmR trout ' ."' In his bone. Guests were Hat Mary Conwrdo Party, Kenneth Yetka, Charlea 70S Hana]araan Ava., Straus. Robert Ditter, Glen Mac- . loS Narwaaa* Ave.t - itatan latasn*, N. Y. Kay, Larry Gersten and Kevin 1 LiHIaa Van OroW Mrs. PKyiMi Hewers PS! Tha Women's Club will hava 34 ROMNS AnH Ha anmal Christmas party Thura. •Rsabvm, N. J. Unaraft. N. J. day alght m the home of Mm. WUfrad Holm, Meadow Way. WNMSJU O» MIIK SCAItmi Membart win bring gjfta to ba -Istributad to tha needy at Sara Idelse* Mrs. Paul Maafclasjbaraj WIN YOUR SHARE OF fertatmu tmta. i 209 Hart lira1. 171 Roan Street, a**,-*. flaJ.aJ asl V Maluakaii.' N. J. l iMttn ItltMt 19* Ta Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Mesas : Jain iafctodn and children, Wayne aad Joan, •pent Thanksgiving in tha home *t» ag-.ta.- . AMik d>oaaral Delivery , al"J I BJIIBJH nwwf. of Robert Wilson. Sr., Xomson. Jnrsay City, N. J. Samatvilla, N. J. 1,400,000 Also present ware Mr. and Mra. i~. r..n«JliA ' Robert WUsoa, Jr., Waaamasaa; Lao rratmanwn They all attended the Rumsou «0* ZamMry Sfraat, 119 Na. Wabw* Straat, Red Bank CathoUe High School I! farm Amfcay. N. J. East Oranfa, N. J. KDKrKOBNS Mrs. A. «abarrovlah Mi. Vana!a lellavla Tba Ladtas Aadliary of tha 137 Na. I7«k Street, III VrTnham Avomio, Bra company «ffl neat Tuesday Naw Dorp, StatsH.Manai, N.Y. right b) no fin hoaaa. After tha K^HnwrVfsni w%* *Jn ragalar . tmataiss tnaattng. at Marton Niaola Mrs. I. Qubrn •a** offlean wilt be elected, tha ': •:'; J Bmwaed riaan J14 ©ordoit Straat annual Chrlatmaa party wfU ba StapletoR, Statan Wana", N.Y. hckf. Members wiUbriaf gifts Nartd Irmiwlak, N. J. , to ba axchangad., KOMI'S ADDIflONAL W1NNIRS OF KINO Mr. aad Mra. Theodora Merita 1 PtBESWIUH NOTIMD IY MAIL | and chfldrea. Bob and Renee, anantThaakagtvmg and tha waek> aad ia tha home of Drs. Robert Sbneaa Marshall, Crotoa-On. NV. Judy Kay Jones, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Monte B. Jones, Parley, La., spent tha Thanks, ghrtog holiday af home from tha mrrasJty of Delaware. Newark, Da. • Thanksgiving dinner anaata m tha home of Mr. aad Mrs. Robert M. Grubbs, South Lake Dr.. war* Mr. and Mrs. George Schrenk Teanaek; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BhmMs, Dover; Mr. and Mrt wmiam Ehndts and daughter; Renee, Rlverdale, and Mr. and Mra. Sanford Schraak, ~ * Jeff GW. eon of Mr. and DON'S AMOCO SElWia CENTER Mrs. Fred GUI. Suarisa PI., spent the week-end at homo on vaca. 390 Miff If AvMWtf HittaHfls/ N*Je tion from his stadias at Pravfc dance, R. I., University. • Patricia SWMaTdaugotar of Mn - HY and Mrs. C. Lester Shibla, Man> ning St., celebrated bar savanth birthday with a party m bar 250tHy)« SfSftHI homo Friday night. Guests war* Susan Strickland, Susan Beck; Janet Scott, Richie Imlay, Doug* las Hlrd. Lisa CasteDano, Cathy Meyer, Jeanne DiScuWo, MaaV thew McCray, Monica Maher, f CJA Patty Dnysr, Fay and Darla • erVr #llUUI/ r,rU White, and Barbara Shibla. Thanksgiving guesta in tha baraa of Mr. and Mrs. Ala Har> pool, McLean St. Kara Mra, Harpool's parents, Mr. and Mrs, ilVI tattafMaaa William Gleesoo, Long Branch. IWS TKImj Larry Kerrigan, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kerrigan, McLean St. hu returned from Monmoutfe Center where ba wu • 1140 RkLiii Trnict, SfitM M«MJ patient for tha past month. Copa of Four Towns PAWUSI'S SERVICE CTATWN C3uae* Halt Driver NORTH PLAINFIELO (AP)— A Newark man driving on tha 2ft mKf Sll9lt« SiaVtM MiM revoked list waa accused of lead* ing police on an auto chase from Union at speeds up to IN miles B hour yesterday. SCHWARTZ'S Jt 4 10c STORE Carl W. Fingler, 23, also wu accused of trying to down s patrolman and fighting with po> •W »ICflfy DMHfVDTI/ wfRM ISNaM lice when he was halted here, Two Union patrolmen said they tried to stop Fingler's car for a routine check and he took off, RAINIOW CLEANERS His car finally was blocked here after being pursued by police 3o4 Ftftff AVtWM/ StflfM ItlWM MDI 6ET YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY BUNK TODAY AT ANY OF OUR STORES from Union, Scotch Plains, and Mountainside. Fingler wan charged In Scotch Plains with assault with a vehicle and rcckles.i Urlvlnn and, In Un- ion, with driving while on the re- voked list, speeding and falling to stop at a slop sign. M-ThunJa?. Dae. 8. 19» BED BASK WECISTER Pride of the Farm 20-oz. bottle Chock Full O' Nuts CAMPBELL'S 16-oz. Chuck Beans With Pork cant IDEAL Juice Prune bottles 20-oz. Grape Jelly |or$ Reee In. Top qiwHty. Only Acme tdk «ef-e,ue11ty Lence«er Rime1 beef! Hankies ^ LANCASTER BRAND OVEN-READY 125-ft. 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Op«n Tuit., Wtd. !• Thurt., 1:30 tatf. M.| Prl.l »• 10 P. M Op«n Wtd. & Thuri. until 9 P. M.| Friday 'til 10 P. M. i -. - ' • 2ft-Thow4». HEP BANK BEG1STEK A»Mh» We Didn't Mfe Hsml stock, On* Bn0$y, Mm Omf Qtmmto. Knew, •titan Kurt*, Phoebe Dodds, Weady em Mary HAL BOYLE One Day Schadt. Robert Baxter, Edwinna Fifth aad stem grades; George j££7 Besumann, Campbell Axelsen, Larson, Fred Border, George u.^ Quigley. Elaine Hansen, NEW YORK (AP)-Field Mar- ontroversy. Each told his story SEA BRIGHT — Mrs. Helen Jfames Betz, Douglas Potter, Stafford, John Chimento, Patty U.A Steven Adams, Lynn' shal Erwin Rommel of Germany n his own way by how he died. Y. Sawyer, principal, today re- Bommie Krammer, Jaclyn Kuc- Layton, Merry Larson, Bertha BeU, Roberta Robinson, Barbara was Britain's favorite enemy— "In the final analysis, com. leased the names of pupils who zalo, Rosalee Stafford, perhaps America's too—in World and had little to do with either had perfect attendance in school Forsman and Richard Forsman Hiywood, Nancy Beekman, Wen- War II. ictory or defeat on D-Day. The in November. John C. Calhoun resigned as But after a utcome was determined by the Third and fourth grades: Caroldy R«fe, L»na Gennano, Thomas Pre-first. first and second vice president of the United States 10-year study ictions of the individual men grades: Veronica Carson, Laura Dodds. Alice Pedersen, MicheleLeyy, weldon Hennessey, Ann author Cornel' /ho fought there." Lee, Rita Swensen. Michael, Zi- Schadt, Richard Lee, Reginald Axelson, Bonnie Kronshak, Judy after he was elected to the senate ius Ryan has B^che S^ford. ChrT,u.»Tynes. Lawrence Ragland, Diane H«,sen and Psuline Welch. in 1132. concluded the Allies were bit over-kindly DeMolay in their esti- mates of theInstallation dashing Nazi armor genius. "Rommel has Tomorrow BOYLE been t o m e- EATONTOWN — Washington times portrayed sts a high-minded Chapter, Order of DeMolay. will military idealist who played war install its officers tomorrow at as a big -exciting game," said 8 p. m. in the Masonic Temple. Mr. Ryan, author of "The Long- Speaker will be county court est Day," the most readable ac- Judge John C. Giordano, West count yet published of the allied Long Branch. invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944. Insulting officers will be Ralph KeevU, Eatontown; William Bel- The truth is he was a Hitle knap, and Louis H. Baxter, both favorite bitterly resented by theFort Monmouth, and Kenneth career officers of the regular Whitmore, Long Branch. German army. New officers are: "Actually, Rommel was a Master councilor, Walter Bun- very ambitious man willing to nell, Eatontown; senior councilor, trample on anybody to getDonald W. Leegar, Little Silver, ahead. He was aa utter poli- junior councilor, Mr. Whitmore; tician. He was a fine tactician, senior deacon, Donald A. Cot- but be simply didn't have the greave. West Long Branch, and distinctive depth of training to handle the unior deacon, Richard L. Zoldak, defense of Europe against the Little Silver. BOSTON invasion." .Also, senior steward. Christian . His study convinced Mr. iityan D. Thurer, New Shrewsbury; jun- MAPLE that Field Marshal Von Rund- ior steward, Michael E. Mazzl, ROCKER stedl, who nicknamed Rommel Eatontown; chaplain, Howard J. "Marshal Bubl" ("The Baby Schnabolk, Sea Bright; standard FLOWER Marshal"), was the superior bearer, John R. Forbes, Red soldier. Bank, and sentinel, James B. .95 UP STAND He feels that the allied beach- Berg, Oceanport. 29 head would have been in direr Also, treasurer, Donald J. Cut- ler, Jr., Eatontown; marshal, peril™perhaps evea thrown In- These famous reproductions Richard H, Swanson, Long .50 to the sea—U Von Rundstedt are characterized by high had been allowed to carry out Branch; first preceptor, Glenn N. 22 backs with curved or straight his plans for a massive coun- Appleyard, New Shrewsbury, and terattack on the third day of second preceptor, Alfred K. Ben- spindles and decorative crest Size: 12" Wide, nett, Long Branch. rails. Seats are low, wide and o •* * the landings. Instead of attack- 12" Deep, ing piecemeal en D-Day itself, Also, third preceptor, John W. scooped. Arms are curved, 36" High as Rommel ordered. Beam, Eatontown; fourth' precep- legs splayed, short In cherry, But both sides bungled theii tor, Gary L. Trentham, Fort maple, black. own intelligence reports badly Monmouth; fifth preceptor, Rob- A quaint colonial design adapted and says Mr. Ryan: ert L. Krantz, Jr., Eatontown; for modern living. A charming "Plans were tossed out the win' sixth preceptor, Donald Gordon, ' gift for flower pots dow on that day, and in the final Eatontown; seventh preceptor, and what-nots. irretrievable moment when the Ronald S. North, West Long soldiers met face .to face, historj Branch, and scribe, Mr. Keevil. voted for the allied guy." Also, chairman of advisory It is impossible to get a com-board, Edward L. Bailey. Lin- pletely clear view of what goes croft, and chapter dad, R. E. on in a major battle. But Mr.Redfern, Rumson. Ryan gives as clear a picture a: we ever will get of what actually •COUNTRY STORE' EARLY AMERICAN SOFA happened in those first few BELFORD — Members of Cub mightly hours as an allied ar- Scout Pack 27, gave sketches on mada of 5,000 ships bearing 200,- the theme, "Country Store" at a 000 troops hit the Normand; recent meeting. 73-inch Conover's famous coast. The boys made the props and trouble-free frame with Mr. Ryan, a Dublin-born wai store posters and presented a double cone, hand tied coil correspondent who flew ovei puppet show. decks on special webbing those beaches himself on D-Day At the next meeting, a Christ- supported by steel; com- set out 10 years ago to track mas party will be held and friend- 1 down the survivors—French, Ger bined with luxurious fosm ship tree for scout troops over- cushions guarantee years -iman, English and American. His seas presented. PRICE i postage bill alone came to $6,000 and years of built-in real After a search of several relaxation. ,.. rears (he advertised in US German newspapers), he lo- Specially priced for cated l,Ne •Survivors." Fur- Christmas ther mall questionnaires re- duced the figure to 3,tM. "I found every soldier had his owa D-Day, but It wasn't always the D-Day la Nor- mandy," he said. "Some men who thought they were in Normandy, actually were in the Pacific at the time. A group of 1M men New! Luxurious! Different! thought they went over en a destroyer with General Elsen- hower on D-Day, but as Ike didn't land oa May I had to discard their stories. "One man claimed he carried Field Marshal Montgomery's bag ashore oa D-Day, but Montgomery was gardening oa D-Day" After cross-checking the counts of some 700 individual soldiers, Mr. Ryan finally usei 400 he felt stood up from J1! 59.95 angles. He also studied scores after-action reports, hundreds diaries and captured German locuments. 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Business Mirror an accident Nov. 23 after his car Robert L. Dombroski, 21, of 26 his license for, a year. license against Jerry Garback, By SAM DAWSON allegedly rammed a building at 16, of 152 Shrewsbury ave., Red The record high temperature Commonwealth Ave., Middletown 9 West St. Capt. Frank J. Mazza said yesterday played a repeat of a Bank, was referred to the county recorded in the United States* ia AP BUSINESS ANALYST Dombroski had faced the same Dombroski's car hit the welding juvenile court. 134 degrees noted in Death Val- performance put on last year in charges March 28, 1958, in Ocean With interest rates still rising :bt securities and on savings Joseph D. Clark, Sr., 56 Willey, Calif., in 1913. a lot of individual Americans are :counts in the banks. benefiting. The pinch on bor- Millions of Americans also ex- rowers isn't the entire picture. ject sooner or later, one way The federal government alone >r another, to get returns on I'LL HELP YOU START is paying out more than nine nvestments in life insurance, IN* WITH A BANG! billion dollars a year to those mtual funds, and private pen- from whom it borrows and you ion and retirement funds. Some Need a job, m place to live, may be among the millions get- re getting such returns right caih for things you no longer ting some of that as a partial ow. use? Oil oo me, 0. Howie offset to the taxes you pay. The fcaaks aa4 ether flu* dal. laaWaHeaa may be get- Hurtle*, a Rei>ter Classified Ad, Individuals are getting more of that nine Wilton dollars than dag a smaller portion of the •ad a : specialist at solving prob- you might suspect. They also are lacreastng total of interest pay- lems.!; collecting on state and municipal meats thaa you think. Call SH 1-0010 for a friendly Ad bonds, ai members of Savings The U.S. Treasury says it writef. Soon you'll be smiling. and Loan Associations and credit pays out l'/j bUlion dollars a unions, ai holders of corporate year la interest to the M mil- lioa persoos who own U.S. Sav- t • lngs Bonds. It pays another bltllOB to Individuals JUST IN THE "NICK" OF _ other forms of Its se- Any Man Would euttles. The next largest volume of Interest goes to various govern- TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! ment bnrwtment accounts, like Like A Norelco Social Security, which put their Idle funds In Treasury se- curities, and to the commer- SPECIAL PURCHASE cial banks, each getting Vfx billion a year on their holding. I Oltt Olvlng- PERMITS US TO MAKE THIS FAIULOUS SPECIAL OFKR! Federal Reserve Banks' hold- ings of the U.S. debt bring in SM million dollars a year, ac- cording to the latest available SAVE HONEY at LEWMIL'S! | figures. 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J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 7c PER COPY A Driving Problem MCN Bank Pays New Jersey Saandera Hired 136th Dividend At a meeting of the board of News Briefs Teenagers to Study NEWARK (AP)-Sen. Clifford $1,206,000 Regional directors of the Monmouth P. Case (R-NJ) said today that .County National Bank Tuesday, the power of Southern Senators the regular semi-annual divid- to block civil rights measures is Safety on the Road end of five per cant was declar- waning and that many of them Estimate to Be Cut have become privately reconciled I HIGHLANDS - Micklewright ed, payable Dae. 11 to ehare- to it. In remarks prepared for WALL TOWNSHIP - What can holders ef record as «f yester- and Mountford. Trenton, archi- teenagers do to make driving leu an Equal Opportunity Day lunch- Teachers Get tect! for the Henry HudtM Re- hazardous? ' hovernors day. eon, Case said he is hopeful that gional Board of Education, pre- This broad • question will be George L. BleMU, president, significant civil rights legislation sented two preliminary building « examined at a county-wide con- will be passed at the next session $400 Raises plans to the board last Bight Mounced that this Is the IMth of Congress. Case said there is ference (or high school students To Invite dlrldead paid by the bank. Total project cost, excluding here next Wednesday afternoon. little doubt the South can still In Holmdel site cost and legal fees, oa one : Promoting the inquiry are the block civil rights measures of plan is $1,283,000, and oa the Safety Councils of Monmouth Russians fundamental nature. But he Board Terms New second, $1,206,000. County and New Jeney and the- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, said it can no longer succeed in The lower cost plan Is aome Monmouth County Department of Va. (AP) — The American To Halt blocking all such measures, as it Salary Schedule $200,000 over the $1,000,«0 esti- Education. The goal is to arouse governors who went to Russia did up until two years ago. "More Competitive" mate made in the regional study, more students' interest in safety. last summer to look over the prior to creation of the district The students, from throughout U.S.S.R. have invited their coun- 9 ELIZABETH (AP)-Tbe Un- HOLMDEL-The Board of Ed- The building designed by the erparts to repay the visit. lea-Essex Institute for Reha- the county, will meet in Wall The invitation, not yet made 'Plugs ucation last night adopted a newarchitects Is rectangular-shaped, Township High School from 12:45 formally, suggests the trip be bilHaooa here has offered te salary guide for the 1980-1961 single story, with an open court- to 3 p.m. Wednesday to look into aid a Virginia boy who wasschool year providing $400 pay yard in the center of the build- 1 nade early next spring, but these five subjects: "Raising the laves the time open. beta without a left hand and increases for most teachers in ing. Driving Age to 18:" "Pros and Gov. J, Caleb Boggs, of Dela- On CBS what* right hand la deformed. the system. Exterior would be red brick. Cons of Hot Rod Clubs;" "What ware, chairman of the National The Institute Indicated yester- School officials noted the new Board members agreed that the High School Students Expect NEW YORK (AP) — Starting day It would give six-year-old guide would put the system in athe cost of either plan Is too Governors Conference, .said the an. 1, the Columbia Broadcast- of Driver Education;" "Insurance :hairmen of the Soviet districts Mike Plaugher an artificial "more competitive position" with high. and Driver Education," and "Re- would be expected to pay their ing System- will eliminate from hand, perform plastic surgery neighboring school districts In at The question was how and vocation and Re-examination.1 awn way—just as did the U. S. television shows commercials ad- ail his right hand and pay Mstracting teachers to the local where will cutbacks be made. Governors who toured Russia vertising products other than the medical expenses and train system. Tha 11,206,000 plan provides II Schools Invited sponsor's. PARINTS WIRE PUPILS Wednesday night at th* Bears fare. The institute Is • private Upon invitation, 16 public and ast June and July. The present guide ranks among for a school for 700 pupils "func- He said formal invitations are The ban — latest CBS cleanup Street School in Raritan Township when teachers ex- erganlxatlon formed by a group the lowest in Monmouth County. tional" and 822 pupils "maxi- parochial high schools have each move — strikes at a little-publi- of doctors. Its stated aim Is to 11 been invited to send five repre- be issued through the state plained program pursued by their children. Shown in Based on the present guide, mum with the following facili- department and the Soviet em- cized but profitable practice of provide .orthopedic rehabilita- the average salary of a teacher ties: sentative students and a faculty charging manufacturers for hav- the second .grade classroom of Mrs. Richard Craig era tion at the lowest cost possible. - sponsor as delegates. They will bassy. A tentative decision-, to in the system is $4,600 with 10.3 sponsor such an invitation had ing their products used aa show Mrs. James McConnell, 22 Parkview Dr., Hailet, left, Mike's father Is an $8S-a-weck years of experience, compared to be joined by county delegates. prizes. repairman who has six ether Sixteen regular classrooms, All are expected to carry the been reached at the annual gov- in daughter Cynthia's seat, and Mrs. Thomas Patrick! a county average of $5,447 with ernors' conference In Puerto Ri< The new rule, Issued yester- 12.1 years of experience. two science rooms, one typing message of the conference back 6 Sharon Dr., Haxlet, sitting whsra son Thomas spends room, one office practice room, to their own achooli. last September, day by Joseph H. Ream, CBS In neighboring Raritan Town- made the vice president in charge of stand- his day. In chair in foreground it "likeness" of Cynthia NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - ship, theTaverage salary is $4,800 one music room, two shops, two The keynote address will be announce- home economics rooms,, one art delivered by Ned J. Paraekain, ment last night after a three- ards and .'practices, ordered that McConnell. Each child's chair in tha classroom was oc- Barbara Diane Plaisted, 14, whowith 7.2 yean of experience, all prizes be paid for out of a ran off to Texas with a 39-year- while in Matawan the average room, a library, gymnasium. acting director of motor vehicles. hour meeting behind closed doors cupiad by an image executed in paper and imagination cafeteria, to seat 279, administra- Other speakers include Earl Gar- with the executive committee of show's budget. old married milkman, has been is $5,200 with 11.7 years of ex- by the child. sentenced to an indeterminate perience. tive rooms and guidance, health rison, Monmouth County superin- the council of state governments. Also barred are free plugs for and faculty rooms. . tendent of schools; Granville V. He said he had no idea what airlines and other transportation term In the State Home for Girls. Lew Average Juvenile Court Judge Aldona Ap- Union • Architect Robert Mkduswrtght Magee, Wall Township superin- portions of the country the Rus-facilities. Holmdel is tied with said the board could save $M,- tendent of schools; Ray Cotton liana would want to see. An itin- The new rule is also expected pleton pronounced sentence yes- Beach for tha lowest average sal- terday with the admonition that ary in the county. In Union Beach 000 by cutting out on* shop and, of the Asbury Park High School, erary will have to be worked out to stop television personalities Resignation Rumor one home economics room. and Bud Krayer of the state jointly by the Russian embassy from using their programs to the girl "knew right from however, the average yean of and the governors' council. wrong." "No, Mommie, experience is 6.7 Ha told tha board, however, Motor Vehicle Division. promote other commercial activ- no,' that the basic concept of build- Participating high schools and Neither the federal government ities in which they have an in- Barbara cried, 'I love my par- Local school officials feel that nor the states would be expected ents. I don't want to leave the new guide will Increase the ing a school for 760 to IM stu- their principals are: Asbury terest. Denied by Shinkos dents was "questionable." be- Park; Walter Gleason. Jr.; Att-o pay for the tour, Boggs aaid. A main program affected by them." The milkman involved is position of the system In the The- visit to the U.S.S.R. by the Ernest Corrao, father of three county as far aa salaries go. cause there will be only some 600 lantic Highlands, Edward Dzurin- the CBS policy will be Art Link- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Com- students in 1)62 and because the ko; Allentown, Howard Stanback; governors was, financed by pri-letter's "House Party," which children, who was arrested with Under the new guide, the min- vate foundations in this coun- mittceman-elect Thomas B, Shin- the girl earlier this year in Ana- imum and maximum salaries In 700 figure would not bo reached Freehold Regional, Dr. Robert identifies donors of gifts. until possibly 197*. Norris: Keyport, George D. try. The rule was issued1 after th ;os yesterday described as huac, Tex. Corrao claims he fled each category are aa follows: Search: Long Branch, William The governors gave unanimoui show business trade paper. Varie- "nonsense" a rumor circulating his family to escape creditors Without a degree, $4,000 to $5,200; He said the entire alia of the Meskill; Manaaqtlan, Harry Mor- support to a proposal by the and that Barbara begged' to go BS degree. $4,400 to $6,S00, andschool should bo cut down, in ty, carried a piece on the sub- here for the past week that he MS degree, $4,800 to $7,400. lias with mon realistic enroll- tis; Matawan, Luther Foster, roads committee that the gover- ject of airline plugs on the CBS might resign after taking office along. At the time they were nors ask President Eisenhower apprehended, she backed up his The guide also includes two ment statistics. . and Middletown Township. Wil- show "What's My Line." Jan. 1. additional steps in both the bach- 11am Megill. and Congressional leaders for The National Broadcasting Co. story. Now, however, Barbara "Sttto law says tha school conferes t January to "I don't know how the rumor says that Corrao forced her toelor's and master's categories, must reach its functional capaci Also, Neptune, Russell Cole- confirmed that it was, also study- plus annual Increments of $200 man; Red Bank, Royal Hintxe; discuM beefing up the cut-down ing tha problem at television got started." he said, "but it'shave relations with him and ty within 10 years." haaoted. for all steps on the guide. After further diicu >Rad Bank Catholic, Sister Mary; federal superhighway program. merchandising. The network has the silliest thing I ever heard. threatened to kill her If she Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, Dr. '\ The roads committee, headed a number of shows which name •'The only thing I will be con-didn't Corrao has been sen- Board officiala said tha payboard members agree*, that the John Klnney; St.. Roaa, Mother by Gov. Abraham Rlbleoff of gift manufacturers. They Include cerned about next, year Is get-tenced to 3-to4 years In state raises would require a $114,000 school should ba built tor a func- Joseph Bernard; Star of the SeaConnecticut, protested that allo- KThe Price Is Right" and "Thi ting a job done for Raritan prison. He pleaded no defense teachers' salary appropriation In tional capacity of UO tt «• stu- Academy, Sister Agnes Gabriel, cations to the states under the Is Your Life." Township We certainly have to charges; of desertion and non-the new budget. This Is $11,000 dents,' rather than 700 as pro- •nd Wall Township, George Reiss. 1958 program had been cut dras- plenty of problems to be solved." support of his wife and three higher than the current figure. posed la the regional study plan. tically below earlier estimates, children, abduction and carnal It was noted that the increased A SSO-student building would Serving on the planning com- Stores Liflt Closing Mr. Shinkos, a Democrat, was appropriations includes money mittee are Jane Gardner, Asbury arid that the states have been elected Nov. 3 by a narrow abuse. Hia family now lives in have a "maximum"' capacity of Park; Roxy Finn, Atlantic High- left out on a financial limb. The Brooklyn. Judge Appleton told for a new teacher. about C7S students, a M0-stu- Hours for Yule Season margin of 56 votes. The other $200 Jamp lands; Richard Skeban, Freehold :onference was proposed to work two Democrat candidates, James the crying girl yesterday that the dent building, about 725, Regional; Frank Zarapello, Key- in a mutual solution. KEYPORT - The Chamber of court was not Impressed with In the emergency certificate Commerce has announced that G. Brady and Philip J. Blanda, category of the new guide, the port; John Wall, Keyport; Carl- Jr., won by landslide margins of Barbara's "great fear" of Cor- Mr. Micklewright said he would ton Slegmund, Long Branch; Ron- stores here will remain open un- rao. The milkman's actions were board gave only $200 raises. Hulsart Named til 9 p.m. from Dec. 14 through more than 600 votes. Harry D. Pitcher,' vice pres- prepare a new set of plans baaed ald Nine, and Joseph Slmpklni, despicable, the judge declared, ea the tower enrollment figures both of Manasquan; Bruce Dec. 17, and until 10 p.m. from Lest IT arming "but that does not excuse you ident and chairman of the per- County Auditor Dec. 18 to Dec. 23. s sonnel committee, aaid the com- and let the board know hew McCutcheon, Matawan. and Ed- During the campaign, Mr. a country's morality de- much money might be saved. ward Trenski. Bart Boyle FREEHOLD — Tha Board of The business group will hold Shinkos lost the backing of thepends on the -morality of its mittee would discourage the Pasquale Migllaccio, all of Mid- Freeholders yesterday appointed a Christmas party for children Misses Dog9 regular Democratic organization women." board from hiring emergency The board decided to look over dletown. Armour Hulsart, Engllshtown, Dec. 14 from 9 to 7:30 p.m. after he split with Mr. Brady and certificate teachers wherever pos- five or aix possible sites with the Also. Mr. Coleman, Neptune; county auditor. Santa Claus will make his an- Mr. Blanda on a key campaign sible in the future. architects within the aext two Mr. Hulsart will replace the nual visit to the borough during Hits Tree In other business the board vot- weeks "in order to eliminate the Edward Venaloff and Frank firm of Stevens and Hart of As- Issue, the assessor'question. properties which will not be suit- Smithley, both of Allentown; Hel- the party and will distribute gifts RUMSON-A Camp Kilmer sol County OKs ed to hire Dr. Joseph Puma, bury Park which has been the to children 10 years old or under. Mr. Brady and Mr. Blanda Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Middle- able." en Neff and Thomas Carlo, botl dier was injured yesterday when :ampaigned for defeat of a pro- of Red Bank; Don Cook, Red county auditor for many years. Plans also are being made tc he tried to avoid hitting a dog town, as a school dentist for the The Henderson site, off Rt. 36, Mr. Hulsart 'fromerly was ashav- e several choral groups sinj posal for a three-member Board Deed Transfer remainder of the year. priced at approximately 934,000, Bank Catholic; Dr. Kinney, Rum- on Bingham Ave., near Bingham of Assessors. Mr. Shinkos refus- aon-Fair Haven; Mother Joseph sociated with the state Division in the business district durini Hill Cir. FREEHOLD-A formal trans- In the past the board has par-will be among the proptrties to of Local Governments. Christmas week. ed to take a stand on the issue. fer of deeds between the Borticipate- d in a state-aid dental be checked. Bernard, St. Rose; Robert Jan- Police Mid Sgt, H. Logan, who The proposal was defeated in kk, Wall Township High, and ough of Freehold and Monmouth program wherby the district re- In order not to ba at a dis- lives in Hilton Park, Atlantic the election by. a 2 to 1 margin. County will be held Dec. 16.ceived 31 hours of service. advantage with the eeUen, .the Sister Agnes Gabriel, Star of the Highlands, swerved his vehicle Meantime, Democratic leaden Sea Academy. As the result ef an agreement Under the plan the board pay- board decided to conduct all fu- Ownership of Land and hit a tree. this week started preparations reached Sept. 16 between the ed $4 per hour-tor the service ture site discussions la. execu- He Is in satisfactory condition for aa inaugural dinner-dance to Board of Freeholders and the with the state paying a like tive session. this morning in Patterson Army honor Mr. Bland*, Mr. Brady Freehold Borough Council, a deed amount. The board hired Dr. Carleton Milk Price Hospital. Fort Monmouth, with and William R. Greene, t%x as-will convey to the county the Board officials noted that 33 M. Saunters u educational con- At Harbor Unsettled nose and elbow injuries. He was sessor. former borough barns property students required additional den- sultant at an annual salary of taken there by the Rumson first Mr. Shinkos has been left out on Lafayette PI. This property ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — complete lighting plan to improve tal care this year and that only $1,000, pro-rated from Oct. 1. Action Seen aid squad. of the affair because of what will be used for a proposed' 100- 11 received treatment because of The vote waa 6 to 3, with Wil- The Harbor Commission last the electrical system at the har- organization officiala termed "his car parking lot for the Hall of TRENTON (AP) - A decision night conferred with T. M. Par-bor, which Is operating at full No summons was issued. the limited 21-hour contract. liam A. Feste, Mrs. Edward A. Is expected In about two weeks bolt of the party." Records. Thus the board decided to con-Finlay and George J. Lahey, all ker, property manager of the Jer- capacity. Mr. Shinkos has blamed the In return, the county, will deed en whether Higher minimum re- sey Central Railroad, to deter- The commission authorized Mr. tract on its own for additional from Highlands, voting against tail milk prices will be allowed party split on his former running space for borough vehicles at thedental service to take care of the resolution, mine ownership of a 1,200-foot Sykes to make a preliminary Mother Is 11th mates. county property on Manalapan In North Jersey. land parcel at the harbor that survey and a proposal based on the other 12 students. , The state Office of Milk Indus- He said yesterday he has been Ave. Richard M. Ford, principal, extends from Bayview Station to the survey. Polio Victim waiting for them to contact him In other business at the regu- try yesterday completed a three- First Ave. In other business the com- Mid that the 21-hour contract Morris Gets day hearing on the prices. EATONTOWN-Nancy Hutting, to patch up the split but that so lar meeting yesterday, the free- with the state wu devised yean The commission Is interested mission awarded a contract far "no one has shown up." holders approved the action of The present minimum.price ol Fred Farwel for installation 20 West Grant Ave., 27-year-old ago when the system had a 17 cents a quart for home-dellv in acquiring the land tor a right mother of four children, Is the Net Consulted the Red Bank Borough Council smaller enrollment. Since the of way Into tha harbor, to de-a used oil furnace in the oil establishing one hour parking FireCompany •red milk expires Dec. 31. But house for $150; established a flat'1th county polio victim of the "They have not even called district has grown, he said, 21 most stores are selling a few velop a small boat launching Rol n Monday through Saturday, from area. berth rate of $2 for all boa ****> » <> *•. Hines, chairman me," he said. hours is not enough time to han cents a quart over the minimum. of the county chapter of the Na 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.. on the south die the situation. Job Again At a special meeting Monday up to M feet, and approved Democratic Committee- side of West Front St. from a Any new price order will cov- report from finance chairman tional Foundation, said today. man Ralph £. Mundy supported Dr. Puma's fee will not be set er Monmouth, Bergen, Essex, night, Craig Finnegan, borough point 35 feet west of the inter- until he has determined the EATONTOWN - Then's a engineer, presented plans for a who stated that the cash balance Medical authorities at Mon Mr. Shinkos in the election cam section of Maple Ave. and Weat dilemna in the ranks of th* Ea- Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, on hand as of Nov. 30 is $121mouth Medical Center indicate paign. amount of dental work that has Morris, Passalc, Somerset, Sus 240-foot long and 60-foqt deep Front St., and extending weat for to be done, tontown Engine, Truck, and Hoae concrete boat' launching ramp at 085.61. that Mrs. Hutting has paralysi Tne continuing party rift was 61 feet. Company. •ex, Union, Warren and most Sees Revenue Increase of the lower extremities. She isspotlighted this week In the fact The board voted to secure an Ocean counties. an estimated cost of $110,176. A The freeholders approved the estimate on the cost of Instal- It concerns Fred S. Morris, 100 1(0,000 alternate was also pro- Dominic Caruso, chairman the wife of Patrolman William that the Democrats have still construction of a storm drain on OMI Director Floyd R. Hoff- the future development comm Hutting, Eatontown. been unable to get together on ling retractable basketball back- South St., who has been its sec- man said during tha hearing posed. Commission members lat- Hance Rd,, New Shrewsbury, be- boards from the girders of theretary for SO years, has been er stated the alternate seemed tee, asked the commission to con In addition to a little girl born the question of the mayor'a post tween Sycamore Ave. and New- that« per cent of tha milk sold sider a proposal made by hli for next year. school auditorium. anxious to give up the poet for 10 In North Jersey is home-deliver to be a more feasible approach. committee at Monday night' •even weeks ago, Mrs. Hutting man Springs Rd. The low bid yean, and was re-elected again ad and 70 par cant of that Mr. Parker indicated that the has three boys. The boys have Tho Township Committee Itself for this work waa $11,243, sub- Tuesday night, meeting. all had three Salk vaccine shots, elects the mayor each year. homoaganiud Vitamin D. Th pwma-ttty etllart! •nHNhiw .'nSnhlJiMrt WMrttr«ltf»!($,M,U(L) mMkSml 'SAfir • C . • imm 11 MMKfMMjMM •nnftinwpkMi! •n tiiH Hi "i. k-j I •• • •••••••••«••••••»•! 149.98 ALL-SPEED COMPLETE 17(MW NATKNIAUr-FAIIOfS STEREO HI-FI ENSEMBLE ;GMNT17"P0ltTABLE m mkm a IMM I EASY 1.91 WMM, SUPPER SOX CNRISTIHS TREES LA ffi? VI 5.95 cm- ar •NMml! GRAND UNION FOOD SPECIALS ALSO AVAILABLE AT GRAND-WAY KEANSBURG, NEW JERSEY 36 OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 9:00 A. M. 'TIL 10:00 P. M. .PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, DECEMBER^^WE.RESERVE THE RiaHTJO.LIMITjQUANTITIES, WHILE QUANTITIES Uffll 26-Thursday, Dec S, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER they wiU deliver their St Nich- olas gifts to Rev. Anselm Bro- burg and assisting vestrymen. Will the Princess After prayers of thanksgiving Children of Church to Send and new hope, Father Broburg A Christmas S the Heart will dispatch the toys to an as- Wed the Commoner? sembly point where they will be Toys to the Less Fortunate flown to missions in the Philip- Parents,too! pines and the continental United of Every Young StOtBWSBURY—Next Sunday used toy for the less fortunate States. the children of Shrewsbury and children in the mission fields of the otter towns included in the Utah, the Dakota* and the Phil- 1ITO MBTHDAY parish of Christ Episcopal Church ippines. BELFORP-The 10th birthday win celebrate St Nicholas' Day During the offertory at the 9 of William Stryker, son of Mr •in a new way. a. m. family Eucharist service, and Mrs. Arthur Stryker, 10th Instead of accepting gifts on the children of Christ Church St., was celebrated last Thurs- this noted feast day, each child will follow the crucifer, t6rch- day at a family party. will be a Santa Clans and bring bearers and choir in a specisl It pan lo adnnin in THa tfgHUr. to the church a new or perfect procession to the altar, where —AdnttlKmmt. Follow the adventures of Santa's little helper... hfe trouble! and his heroism .. ..in the fascinating cartoon strip to ap- ALTAR BOUND? Some friends say ityaapold Princess Ale* andra of England, above, ninth in line of succession to the pear soon, daily and Sunday, itv the Journal-American. throne, will marry David Bailey, a commoner. By COUN FROST I George V. The Duke died la a "Little Sandy Sleighfoot" is the only Christmas story for LONDON (AP) — If blue-blood- wartime plane crash while serv- ed Princess Alexandra takes a ing with the Royal Air Force. little ones endorsed by so .many clergymen and educators* trip down the aisle with the red' The Princess likes tennis at blooded son of a glass manu- swimming, but excels in neither. It has been called the greatest Christmai story sine* facturer, not a single Mayfalr She rides wen. A few years i _ Charles Dickens' famous "Christmas Carol" duchess will flutter an eyebrow. rooit of her best friends wen horses but this enthusiasm, com- Twenty years ago a match be- 11 tween a pretty English princess mon among Fng *^ schoolgirls, and tmtitled commoner would moderated with age. Mr* have been unthinkable. But 22- "... Sandy Slolghfoot has "...a moat delightful Christ, year-oM Alexandra, ninth in line great charm and interest... mu story which Mils that of succession to the throne, has I like its strong religious Qod bat a Job for everyone Staked a claim to marry for love I'S and toys' if she wants to. keynote." on thia earth." One man she could love, ac- Recommended for us* in parochial schools in more than ' cording to her friends, is 25- WEAR yesr-old David Bailey, tall, slim. fifteen Roman Catholic archdioceses, from coast to coast good looking', and heir to a con- siderable fortune. Where style and Some friends are expecting an quality ate engagement Others are not so • Starts Friday ia tlw sure. Bailey himself isn't talking not expensive t and the Princess keeps her secrets close to. her heart Whether in.ball gown or tweeds JERRY Alex is as elegant as could be expected of the daughter of. one YANKOWS JournilWAiuerican of the world's best dressed wom- en, the Duchess of Kent. T«r mow BMie* 84H»" Since she first sprang on the I "U n* sari Of UBS tame" social scene six years ago Alex- andra has added two inches to It Pays to Use Classified Display her height and shed a couple from her Waistline. At 5 feet S inches she Is an inch taller than her mother and a whole head higher than cousin Meg. like Margaret, she Is a theater and Jan fan and no mean per- former on .the grand piano that stands In. the corner of her sitting room in Kensington Palace. SORRY,.. Dances the Night Away Once or twice a month she turns up in the plusher pleasured We are sorry to have domes under escort of ex-army friends of her brother, the Duke inconvenienced you— of Kent. She dances well, smokes sel- dom, doesn't drink. She keeps dancing nil the sun comes and still looks fit for more. OUR RESTAURANT The romance with Bailey first hit the public eye last spring when Scotland Yard announced a bat belonging to the Princess HAS BEEN CLOSED had been stolen from his car. The Princess had been a week* end guest at his family's place Asphalt in the country. On the way back, FOR REMODELING they stopped at his London apart- TILE ment for coffee. WOwR Or MSJCK Lees Sheltered Ales has always *een leu shel- tered than Margaret In her up- bringing. While Margaret, close to the Queen, led the secluded VINYL ASStSTOS palace life, Alex took her early lessons in an ordinary village school, later went on to Heath- FLOOR TILE field and finally learned the way of the world at a Paris fialshlag school. While Margaret can travel only FRIDAY, DEC 4th with publicity, Alex can move around Europe without fust. Ska can even take a girl friend win- dow shopping la London's Wast Gaorgt Lu, who is still In tht Ead and pass unrecognised. Alex buys most of her dothes hospital, withes to thank all his; ready-made, goes to the royal rustic dressmaker only for formats. She friendt for the many gifts «IMJ. once was pictured in public wear- ing tight blue jeans. words of consolation ha has ra- WALL TILE Alex gets her looks and her Now Jonty*s gaiety from her father, the Duke of Kent, fourth soa of eoivad. George Lu will ba baek on his feat soon and rest assured he'll ba more than happy to con* tinut serving you. the finest Chl- nes«*Amarican food on the show. OLDEN PAINT FACTORY OPEN Mon. • Thuri. GEORGE LU 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD II • II (OPPOSITE MAYFAIR MARKET) CHINESE - AMERICAN OHM DAILY tA.M.tti>. M. WIO. ft HI. TILL f Friday II • 12 Saturday II • I RESTAURANT SH 7-1461 IMVin IIA1LKV .... how Sunday 12-11 Mronii l> Ills and tho prlnccsi' 8 WALLACE STREET RED BANK friendship? MD BANK MCISTEK HwHaay. Mtc. 8. 195»-27 to Us staff - Dr. by me Educator abeth ehart as director of tbs M fOgfc School at MaaaaV Bayview PTA sUte schoUrshto program and ton Township. The fair win again ba open Due ta Retire Edward O. Gtaspey as aulstant Before that he had taught ele-Holds Book Fair tomorrow from 1 to 4 p. m. and r« to Gtre Drivers director of secondary education, mentary classes in Philadelphia from 7 to I p. m. TRENTON (AP) — The New Dr. Ehart Is now associate di- and high school in Wyahiatag. LEONARDO — A Book Fair The speaker for the PTA meet- Jersey Department of Education rector of the Illinois State Pa. - - will be sponsored by the Bayview ing wJU be Mrs. Jean Gordon, With Drinks yesterday announced Dr. Ablett Scholarship Program. She has Dr. Frary came to the educa- School Parent-Teacher Aseocia- music supervisor for the town- been serving as consultant toth e tion today and tomorrow. ship schools. She will speak on TMEKION CAP) — tf the 'bar. H. Fluryof Trenton wUl retire tion department in IMS as as- as assistant commissioner is New Jersey Scholarship Commls- "Music and the Children." * gms yen a card with TWP. MEETING TONIGHT sistant m secondary education. Hundreds of titles from lend- charge of curriculum and instruc-1Jon. He was appointed assistant com- , _. drWc to tha not month, ing Juvenile publishers will, be BENEFIT SALE dm't ba surprised. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — lite Uon at the end of the year. Mr. Olaspey. principal of Had-missioner for secondary educa- available, including the classics, Mrs. A. C. Beck is In charge It may abaw you'va had tooTewnsltip Committee will bold iU The department did .not saydon Heights High: School since tion in MM and named tobi adventurs e stories, sport stories, regular meeting tonight at » inwho will succeed Mr. Flury, who 1«M, succeeds Dr. Clyde E. present position in IMS. bone stories and dog stories. of a specialty sate to be held SEARCHING FOR EXTRA snick WeuhoM, who is mm director of Saturday In Anderson's Music About 1.O0O.W of the cardi 'ownship Hall. The body did not is leaving after 15 years of serv Students will ba allowed toe x meet lait night became Com- ice to become executive secre- me department's Dfvlaion of Store.- Broad St.. aa a benefit YEAR-END CASH* art bete* aast by the state to sUBCBVESn amine the books during school raitteemaa Stephen J. KaUeta tary of the. Commission on SecAdul- t Education and Academic for the Sslvstion Army. I'm the .expert Cash-Finder, O. 13£M tavern owners around New Credentials. hours today. ChChristmai s candlesdl , some of Jerasy tordMribstlo a toeutom - could not attend. ondary Schools of the Middle OCEANPORT — James Ryan, Howie Hasdes. a Register Classi- Under dlscusilon tonight will States Association of Colleges Mr. Flury. a holder of degrees son of Mr. aad Mrs. Edwia M. The book Fair will open at T which q •Ti. and will remain open un- fied Ad. Cheek your for a chart ahowljig ba two proposed ordnances, one and Secondary Schools: from the Philadelphia School ooff Ryan. • Arcaaa Avs., has bean P- n> molds,, will be sold. Arrange- things you no longer use and Tfcejr to create a harbor committioa Commissioner Frederick M. Pedagogy, the University o"f promoted by the Navy to the tilafte atr the PTA meeting. ho* omen alcohol g*ta into the ments of dried materials, suitable let de eeil 'em quick. Dial SH andthe other to establish rejula- Raublnier.sald the State Board Pennsylvania, Columbia IWvertr- rank of chief rasanaaa Ke la TimTien has bees alloteed to- for holiday decorations and gift 1-oslO to put me to warkl ' Wood wbaa * penoa of a given far the pur- Sttif tioas forboa t operation. Of Education bad approved two stty, nad Rutaers Wyaralty, acnoH to IfonOH, va. mprtow morning Items, wifl also be sold. Uadar Ktw Jersey law, you are griMy of drunken drMag if th is .U'per cent of alcohol la your Mood, as manured by a dnmke- • The state Bureau of Traffic Safetf is sanding out the cards. Thetersau aspects them to have SMhM Isaaaot with tavera ewsers ta view of a recent court ded- e*» that they can ba beM liable far *a* sft&ay serve "one for the road" to an obviously drank Ssi oflotoer offoft to-hold down «M holiday traffic toll, 800,000 FOR YOUR SHOPPING to 1,000,000 pamphlets on. last ,milf rvR TUUI anvrni year's holiday safety program •i* being sent to civic groups . . . PLUS CONVINIINCE ' tor distribution. ' • Xtymoad X' MMtMLV trofflc safety chief, told the state Co- sjrdiaatlag Council on Traffic and tafety yesterday that last De- cember's low figure of 72 deaths would be bard to beat - but it NO LIMITS! can be done. .. • . Prices effective thru Sun., Dec. Cm. ' Ned J. Faneklan, elate Motor We reserve the right tolimi t quantities. BUY AS MUCH AS YOU WANT and SAVI MORI I Vehicle Director, urged Leglsla- Itoa to penallie drivers who have 48 to .19 alcohol In their Wood. CHKK WISE tVMDAY He saK medical research SIMPLY WONDERFUL •hows these drivers an danger- •us too, although they may not iow mimtsi look intoxicated. . Mttahan also called for more Tender Rib Steak CENTER •pot cheeks by local police •round taverns. State Police MaJ. Denlnlck K. Capelto said U Boneless Cube Steak par cent of the 3M53 Uriven Spot-checked by state poUce In PRE5H the year up to last June had Ground Beef been drinking and 1.} per cent were drunk. Seek Data Shoulder Lamb Chops Paneklan said the state NEl€S$ taking definite steps to find out Just how many drivers in fatal Shoulder Steak *° « "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" - TOP CHOICE - WESTERN STEER accidents have been drinking. c The National Safety Council has estimated a M per cent figure. Umb CowbiMtiM « All couaty prosecutors will be asked by the Mate, in the nest Ham Slices lb BONELESS CROSS few days, to Insure that post mortem examinations are con- ~ re* aD people kttled B.BQtrO Chicken traffic b About 10.000 state and county vehicles and local police cars Baby Beef Liver Will carry bumper slogans, "Hoi- May laesanl Drive, with rea- RIB ROAST son," as aa added safety re- Fresh Chicken Uver "79c minder in the next few weeks, It was disclosed. • BIRDS EYE - FROZEN CNKV TlsfSI tVBWAY \ 1 Union Members BROCCOLI SPEARS , GREEN GIANT iow mm rooDHacisi \ Seek Accounting •. . •'. •, - i Bfassaaaaa•isSSSSli a"^srvaa»_^la^SMMlltoBaw '•aammsV^ ,^^WSBSaT 6 atta^sslsmsi aCsSlW 0.t.CUonHCe»HefAppealare- toCitra ( fcaai ytitiriay t» halt a wit by •MMffl PEAS AMERICAN —~ * of team. 5^*1.00 if«>*e-45« •ten Local IW tora a accounting Mitt Mh flllsj Pitt •fasaoa funds. UNMN fABMt Lawyers for the local's officers, 51; to turn, filed motions to dismiss Oranjt Mf 31 ^^Hc . MMMd'a NEWI NEW FROM SWANSON They had asked (he tores-men smaa^nBVss.B1 4hssnMesB ntf^^ed>Aai^A«0 a^ah ^^MAM •^RaW1* OMIT jWrnmrOmy tt>OVOf * S»iMftMkT.V.OiniMr Ma a decision by U. S. District 55 SLICED or HALVES SPA6HETTI UNOW'ARMS Coast Judge Thomas J. Clary to fen* tha sutt.^ HUNTS ••N HBRy SMMWOft ASVO n SWIrTS-SWEET RASHER antois eased four officers of collecting •oar sMSawMan m dues since CARROTS «*% isssV wHhsat giving aa ac- SLKED PEACHES Mempas-fft sjimHag. txtU«m with mors HSBSBI Ut^sV BNHaMRi ll QOO m tte largest teamsters locals in 29 No.2H CiTvettlll * •Mbtr. calling IM Mttinitieit con* CLOVERDELL can RMSI Ttrkiy Slkn *«sas.3|c ttlttee, are sub* «ader the new TOMATO •Moral labor taw. •ONITA iWSlkM SAUERKRAUT MM*M't . N/ _JTANr PAT HKE PORK ROLL NI«rAKX(AP)^An employees 7 ex. ^ Sn^s^av^Bajmaj ^Bfasamj mjaj ^BBS**B*BB^B^EJP Mm of the Paatalc Valley TUNA •ewerage Commlstioo yesterday IHlb. can nakedior a SUMuual pay in- Midget FLAKIS 10 . 9VNI0 IOC Oil MffeOff* 89 , GOOD N RICH imnat -Ueal 13» of the Amertcaa Veaeratloa of Has*, County and CHOC,. Municipal Emptoyet Union also WISCONSIN-CHUNK WHITE 8 OX. gUkaai ifht> #ull i mill IT I 1 AND pkg. fcr the US employea of the com HOMINY SWISS VEUOW Janes if. McMahon, chairman lk GOOD N RICH «t the commlHlon, said the wsge CHEESE 59 CKo€i Of Wntasttez. CWKC sfHrW Ht to iM salary aspense-ll,- ltl.000 mtms year's budget. IDA MAE-fAMILY SIZE ^ MM ththecom^lMlofe i l FROSTINC MD&MOTS •nuUsMat witihh the union on MY-T-flNE tteautter before pressaWss; its PIZZA PK CRUST . surnzED PIE . flAXA-Candlee ^. MIX fttSMSAUM Want daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brtfcerieee Albert Hawaii, Manning St., was * 79c •totted Sunday In the Red Bank FLORIDA - GOLDEN IANTAM Methodist Church. Rev. Roger PASIMM •eulra. pastor, officiated, (fed- . 7H ••rente are Mr. and Mn. Robert wown, Rod Bank. Liter, an Open Nog ' . SWEET CORN Haass waa held la the home of JUKV ANO SWUI ' ^ _ ^ (MM HUM Mr. and Mrs. Howell. Attending wen Mr. and Mn. Brown, Mr. Amtricaii Flmtfrto CIINN ' asd Mn. William Seattle, Rum- FLORIDA ORANGIS 8^.49* wcom 31. He sin, Mr. aad Mn. Edward Port- AmerlcaR Swln ChttM er, and less Barbara Porter, YELLOW, TANGY SNO-WHITE Hesatweet Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Rus- Chutik Swiii Ckt«M S »> bss 19* Muihroomi Ml P. Ranch, Mlddlstown, and Cloht OU O9.SAUSA6E Mr. aad Mrs. Lester Long, Mr. Sharp N.Y. Chtddar aad Mn. Mickey Fndericks, Mr. OUVE OIL ^ $3.69 and Mrs. Arthur Soden, Mr. and Bjr the rioee Mrs. Mickey Ferry, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Thome, Mr, and Mrs, Spen- JACK FROST or DOMINO Shrewsbury Ave.. at Route 35. HARD SALAMI » 99c cer Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wolcott, Mr. and Mn. Joseph GRANULATED Wysykowskl, Mn. Iva Dcuttlc, KPPER LOAF • PICKLE LOAF Miss Diane Wolcott «nd Ml.is SUGAR 5 47 New Shrewsbury (oPPofit« Fort •anira Fox. ; VEAL LOAF *, 69c \ x OPEN ALL D/W SUNDAY bins. Winter wear will be fea- RED BANK REGISTER fls^-Thursday, Pee,(8.. Church Fair tured. Tea will be served from Honor Roll 2:30 to 4:34 and • cafeteria-style Intriguing Fish Dish from Malaya supper from 5:30 until 7. Pupils Listed In Progress Mrs. Philip Andrews will By CECILY BROWNSTONE •v* sketch profiles during the day.AP Newsfeatyrt* Food Editor RUMSON—School officials this BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY SHREWSBURY — In full swing There are severs! booths—Chil- YOU FOLLOWED in Ike and week released the names, of stu- today is the (til fair of the Pres- dren's games and toys; food and Mamie's culinary footsteps if dents who have achieved honor VIA N. J. TURNPIKI) byterian Church. Activities start- entertainment; trash and treas- /o\i served an international meal rail status for the first marking ed at 11 «• rn. and will continue ure, candy, treasure chest, plants Oct. 24, United Nations Day. period at RumsooFalr Haven until t. and corsages, sewing, aprons, This pleasant custom was Initi- Regional'High School. TWENTY -OUND mn DAILY Following the serving of a Christmas gifts and wrappings. ated in 19SS by our First Lady, To earn the distinction, a stu- chicken salad luncheon, from Mrs. Albert Morhsrt is the md this year White House kitch dent must' have a/ majority noon to 1:30, a fashion show will chairman and Mrs. John Rankin is again went cosmopolitan. of "A" marks in his major sub- Buy 10 Trip lookt ond Sovt be presented by Wilhetmina Dob- co-chairman Just in time to help with this jects with no mark lower than a mealtime enjoyment comes the "B" arid a "C" or higher in all edition of "Favorite Recipes of his- minor sutjects. the United Nations" with its Tiie following students achieved SURPRISE STORED authentic dishes, from Af- this level: ;. ghanistan to Yugoslavia. Our far Senjors, Margaret Qerding, Da ROLLO? CHARTIft SERVICE in the collection is a fish vid Xertaud. Peder lund, Charles CHRISTMAS SPECIALSpudding contributed by young and Nichols, Deborah Norton, Nan- FOR GROUPS > charming Mrs. Lim of the Fed* cy 9wffef and Tarry Sieg. ; mum •ration of Malaya. Junters, Ceiirtoay Baker, Mike Offer the Best in Comfort A Experiene* Bartlett Laura Dftvidson. Arthur IOYS' HEAVY THICKSET Fa*. Bottle Laird, Barbara Love, This fish pudding tastes and Eutette Roche aad Susan Spears. looks different from any other Sophomores; Jay Blake, Judy CORDUROY PANTS I've aver encountered. It'a fla- Brokaw/ Janet Goldrlck.t Don ttewYoffcTramlt r it distinguished but not over- Hubbanf. James Hill, Courtney A TerrHk Ray At powering because. Mrs. Lim con- Irwin, Maldee Kerr, Mildred Kou- fessed, the cut down on the pep- ASMWVPAIR Sites 6 to I*, ^ be. Carol Geary, Marilyn Reyn- 4«i un per to suit American tattet. olds and Carol :Sauvage. . Washabla. •• PR. Malays enjoy the dish many Freshmen, Lynn Duataberre. times at hot at it it given here! John. Goodchlld, Junes Greene, Camp. VaiM UM When we served this mild version Wilma Hurwltt, Marda Kelemen, Zipper fly, back flap pockefs a dinner tint course, to • Anne KeUey, Sandra Lalng and t Pays to Advertise in The Register group of friends of varying back- Diane -Wingerter. to Brown, Charcoal, ground, it made a great hit. On tint arrival In New York. Mrs. Lim was greatly impreased with our skyscrapers and super- Man's W«VM •!•#«• leys' 2-Tc Ptanml markets. "Now I take them for panted." the says, "but 1 ttill ijoy them, "Although Malaya SPORT SHIRTS PAJAMAS at iU modern cities, Mrs. Lim Wok > WMr admires our streamlined food FISH AT ns BEST is prepared by Mrs. Lim, a Mtfve of .39 with their endless variety Malaya now living in New. York. The fish dish the' is con- frozen foods and convenient cocting is a, favorite in her homeland. V 1.50 ready-to-cook poutry. "Why. LADIES---GIRLS VoJut 1 'd never know an American trepidation, on tasting we had to der, • eggs, thinly sliced cucum- 12.41 Ceet Style chicken had f lathers 1" the admit that it has a certain bars (scored)). FULL FASHIONED SWEATERS - SKIRTS When we had supper af-the Lim fascination. We hhea r a TTam a; MM CCut fish into U-mch Varitty of Pattern Variety el Patterns home, wt found the pre-teen boy Iowa, cafe (near a large Indiai n strips andd placl e in a butterebttd UnsSM-L Una* toll and girl of the family deep In reservation) serves the sarai l-quart casserole or baking dish. comic atrips. Asked about their combination. How corn travels Combine coconut milk with die favorite American food, the chit KUIWEIKAN (FISH PUDDING! next l.ingredienU> Beat eggs only MEN'S SWEATERS thyly answered "Hot dogs!" Iagredtcats: 1 pound fillet of sole until foamy. Fold eggs into the ROYS' HOODS* •Ms' O«» and went back 'to their comics. or flounder or haddock, 1% coconut 'milk mixture;. Pour Into Wrtr ,^w,,^»,.,,,,w^ |A$y nRM$ AMANOED_$TOp |N TQDAy NEED A TOP NOTCH TOY SALUMANr I'm your boy, O. Howie Hus- BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP lien, the Register CUasllled Ad. Got a train, bike, building set 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED SANK SH 1-4310 or other things your kid* don't LIQUOR STORES ONN MIDAY NIGHT TILL • O'CLOCK Get them loiiolher, then dial FREE DELIVERY llftlNNINA MONDAY, DIC. 7Hi, OPfN IVIRY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Si( 1-0010 for me. Before you Irrv I'arlrfnK in Hear »f Slow Eiitrnnve on Whili> Slrvri know II, you'll have cmh In 39'/2 BROAD ST. RED. BANK SH 7-3334 hand lor holWay shopplnR, RED BANK REGKfrER , Ikmitf. Pee; >, "(•eftfseMea, Americans Eager to Earn at Home f<**d* End Tirhailigy «a MM, Mr. Fee called the mansion a Co,, cfcaJrauff Car Ik Helper View monstrosity. Brown Open* session;. • ' tur: Col. Brown gave the address '"™—' '--^ ,' v Seen Today The home, commanding a beau- "It occupies a million dollar site Army Meeting of welcome. . ; HOBOKEN (AP) - A wreck tiful-view of the harbor,- be- that could be better used for a Attendance is expected to' ex- Millions Each Year ing ball is expected to crash Into came pan of the school. greater landmark," he said.. FORT MONMOUTH — The ceed 800 before closing session Castle Stevens , today and;, the Besides, he added, it's drafty. eighth annual symposium on today.. By BERNARD GAVZER Preeecntfea Difficult the Small Business Adminlstra- walls of the historical mansion But now Steveaa authorities want'to use the; site for a $2,< "Progress in Communication WflMf Nailing down such unscrupu- tionof the U.S. Department of will come crashing do*n, 000,000 student center whose glas DELIGHTFUL CHANGE Wires and Cables," sponsored by •RELIEF' QUESTIONED lous operator* on !.,"Criminal Commerce, - Washington, D. C. The century-old structure'was the U. S. Army Signal Research NEJijOX (AP) - Maybe Ask for business service bulle- scheduled to be torn dowai jiester- aad concrete watts leave:aofiroom Sandwich change: Spreatt sliced TULSA, Okla. (AP) -' Dr. you're a Widow, ifaut-in, or just a harges' is ho' easy task. 'They for Stevens Castle and lit cry. bread with a mixture of butter Development Laboratory, was George W. Northup, Morristown, tins Nos. 95 and M. Public li- day but'the Vreekiag Equipment opened Tuesday in the Berkeley housewife with • yen to make a are clever in their promotions braries have' numerous books broke down and the Job was'post- stat chandeliers sad marble fire- and Roquefort cheese when you N. J., told a group of osteopaths little extra cash while at home. are using fillings of smoked Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park, by and operate wjthin the frame hih h id ti d f 24 h places that the habitual coffee break There are waya to do It-tome Numerous groupa joined Stev toungue, baked ham or luncheon Col. Harold McD. Brown,' labor- may create more stresses than work of the law. To prove7 fraud, and procedures • for making Bkried with the jnouating rub- atory commanding officer. sensible, tome Jutt schemes tooney at home. ble of what was DAZZLE MAXWELL HOUSE • • f peck chains and tags, the work consists of attaching 24 inches •f chain to a connector aad huh PURE MAID nlng it through a hole in the tag. fte promote? doesn't buy the finished Items—as he leads vic- 29 Cross-Rib Roast tims (a believe. The victim Is LINDIN HOUII Tewre * Coiaw Tfta supposed to try to eeU them for ••at Caat Uaa at Then there's the business of Y«MI Save •Mara an the •tiling matruction* or home work Ideas tor $1. For example, a in eourse on renovating old neckties consists of instructions to cut out the soiled part aad aew the two pieces together. A course on candy making la merely instruc- tion oa how to go around selling candy to aelghbors. CUBE STEAK ^ 99 . The echemes selling ' equip- b awnt-auen as knitting machines •-hold out the promise that earn- GROUND CHUCK-- 69 tags will more than take care «rtbe purchase price. The vic- C tim finds oat too late-that the SHOULDER STEAKS, 8 9 prMMtar.hu an, out when coatee to^fcuyieg the finished HAN MUXkT, ThkfcCwt ThinCif n prtduct: The product must be ( "acceptable1* or "up to our Standards,'!'iad It rarely is. CORNED BEEF »59 »79' the NBBB.* investigating .a post card addressing scheme, re- MAYONNAISE PANCAKE SYRUP ports home workers would make IINBSN House aiaNa • SPARE RIBS ^ an average of 45 cents a week ORANGE-APRICOT PRUNE JUICE : TASTY UAN JUCIO tWUT OR HOT ITAUAN I lyuu RaiaaNUR^Bl L '-..--- IIHOSH HOUSB ' ,' • . BOILED HAM SAUSAGE *> T Firm Show APRICOT NECTAR WMte Meet Tana 3'Z'V TYNH IlKIO AUNT JSMIMA ' • • ' . •: .' - i£ 3Se \ IllCtO . Display Set AUNPANCAKT 4BMIMA E FLOUR EVAPORAnD MILK 8^*1- CANADIAN BACON BACON UVERWURST , • TRENTON — Producers of ap- PANCAKE FLOUR ples In New Jersey are planning S59c - 39c -49c to enhance the'I960 New Jersey CHOCK *mx. m. vavtrs a iturs I Farm Show with a competitive £ display starting Jan. 25, Paul N. FRUIT CAKE 2 »! RALSfONCMIAL %l7c SAVI FOOD5 Taylor, Hew Jersey Department if FOOOTOWN of Agriculture,' and show chair- •an, said today. BREADCRUMBS Red Delicious,, Red Stayman, IIHBSH Nowsa ea MUMTS MALVSS e* Bed Rome Beauty, Jerseyred and other varieties of merit will be SLICED PEACHES 37c RtOUlAR Oft MITTIItMIlK '< displayed in . diamond trays LIQUIDDETERGENT "z Cash prises, plaques and ribbons FACTALTJSSUE will be awarded in addition to IINBSN HOUSB ASSOBYID a special trophy to the entry jTOAPPADS -T.-20C jadged best of show, according TOILET TISSUE 2^ 25c HTTTCtOCKIt to Mr. Taylor.: vau S4vs steal SODA MetaTuasi 5 aeNtoBvC The Farm Show will be held PIZZA MIX Jaa, 3U0 during the annual New LINDY DOG FOOD IBP •©©•til ' * AMEMCAM CHOSE Jersey Farmsra Week at Tren SWElf CIDER H^ 3fe ^ 5tc ton. The ahow will be held In eeia seat oa vMiaM-x BABY MUINSTER the Trenton Armory. YOANTI-FREEZU SAVEE MORE! FRESH FROZEN FOODS I MW rent ttAn nnu HUB* ; BORROW A COOKBOOK CHIDOAR CHEESE ^ 47c Have y*| lever thought of bor- rowing coobbooks from your total puhjle library? Most II- Shft ewa* Cema«re fooaW* ««k O».T»e. Cray Prmln* braries heJrVaome of these aids n to cooking; you may find Interest- ing old volumes as well as new ORANGES ^V 10,.29c OnVB UrVIVe GRAPEFRUIT SA 5.29c mmmnouMtooot • DONT OVERCROWD , APPLES tsyr i^tfc Don't overcrowd the kettle when you are deep-frying dough- MIX'EM OR MATCH'EM -' -.1 !: :' nuts or other food. CUTIIANi MIXID V|»1ITAILII •• +m PMNCHIIANS CRIAMlbCORN C , SI ' avBss^g^Bava/ ^s^BvVa^g^sas^p • WAX IIANf POTATO PUPPS ^ pkfll. T I CHOPPIDIROCCOLI B»ai *V I TANGERINES MACARONI« CHIIII PROIIN CRIAMRO CHICKtN 01 SWIM STfAK Swonson Dinntrs Dinnm ^ 55c 10^29 PREMIUM CRACKERS 97 Brood Strut, Rod Bonk A 29c * 1126 Octan Avo., Soa Bright RESOLVE TO USE ME DURINO THE NEW YEAR TOWN MOUJI Rt. 35, Eotontown (clostd Sunday) 125 Broadway, Long Branch KEEBLER CRACKERS I'm 0," iWle'lluMfeii, a Re* * Foodtown Markets Open Sunday liter Classified Ad, ami I nml< 506 Prospoet Avo., Uttlo Silvor renting, selling. lilrliiji ami tr» CRISCO Prim iffittlv* Dirt** S«lur What a wonderful way to say Christmas9'? EisenhowerWillFollotvAncien give Both in Route Sunday on ti Nylon Velvet VATICAN CITY (AP)-Presl- iy elevator, bat the Chamber of the angle (it's at or SEBAGO-MOCS dent Eisenhower will follow aa le ea feet corner of the buildtng>-an for Him... for Her and ancient route when he comes to orange-colored hall where the Patent'Leather the Vatican Sunday to meet with s through a series of rich, Palatine guards are sutioned. especially for 'teen-afters Pope John XXIII. ilgh ceillaged chambers on theThe room has a red felt floor Italian motorcycle police will iray to us aadieace m the ind contains a gilded bust of Comfort assured by Jumpinf-Jacka* scort .the American leader .to Mpe'e prtrata library. Pope Pius X and a case lor the excluaiva "anuf-hug" had... plug Palatine guards' rifles. the border of this tiny 108-acre These will Include Clementine the aasuranoa ottxtro canful fitting at city-state, ruled as an absolute ill, one. of the largest .chant- Then, in succeasloe, the monarchy by the Roman Catho- ers, frequently used for small President will paw through the lic' pontiff. sneral audiences.' Here a row chamber of the tapestries, the OPEN EVERY EVENING STARTING MONDAY, DEC. 7TH President Eisenhower's cortege Swiss guards in colorful uni< chamber ef the noble guards, then wilt bear left' in St Pe- >rms will snap their halberds to the chamber of the throne, the ter's big square to the arch of tarp attention as the President secret antechamber, the cham- the bells. Here a picket of Swiss sues.' Then in quick succession ber ef the pope, the chamber guards and pontifical gendarmes e President will pan through ef St John, the chamber ef the Footcraft Shoes will salute and direct the motor- lese ancient hills: little throne, ead finally to the Smartest thing a-foott cade to the inner courtyards that Consistorial hall—a rectangular threshold of the pope's private Tel. SH 7-2873 Hand-tewn, hand-laste* eed to the pontifical palace. [japed chamber usually reserved library, recently renovated by 86 BROAD STREET RED BANK with collar hand-rolled by From the arch of bells, the r secret consistories, meetings Pope John. stalled StUe-of-Meine President's cortege wUl pro- estricted to the pope and cardl- crartemen lor cushiony td to St. Carlee Sqeare, als, and sometimes for audi- "slip-on comfort" m the true ssleg the residence of the aces of special importance. The moccasin styling everyone cardinal arckpriest of St. Pe- own, draped with red damask admires. Solve your shopping terV Basilica, la the distance nd decorated with gold, was problems with Sebago-Mo*- en be eeea the Vatfcaa'a eel. uilt by Pope Clement VIII, who ETtryone on your list wouW den need raOroad ttettea, eignedfrom 1592 to 1605. love'em. >— The President's rente skirts a Hair of the chain bearers — portion of the Vatican gardens, rhere bearers of the pope's port- put the Vatican mint and ble throne are .stationed. In for- across the courtyards of the ner days attendants of the pon- sentinel, the borglas and the iff's carriage hones also were parrot. • These are all rather tationed here. somber courtyards overshadow- ed by buildings erected about . East Keansburg the time Columbus set saQ for the new world. The fifth birthday of Michael A few hundred feet away the Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- party will come to the large, leph Moore, Sunset Way, was AAAA-E bright courtyard ot St Damasut, :elebrated last Thursday with to II the heart of the Vatican statt M and Mrs. Emmual Moore, and the entrance to the papal Mrs. Margaret Moore, and Den- palace. Us Moore, all Port Monmouth, Three sides of the courtyard ristting. are encased by glass-front build Footcraft Shoes ings that catch and reflect th< Mrs. Bessie Evans, Carter Ave., brilliant Mediterranean sun.. Aipent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. fine Shoes for Men; Women and Children Since 1894 fountain in the courtyard datei ind Mrt. Alfred Donnelly, Jersey to Pope St. Damasus, who reign City. John Evans, Jersey City, '• Tel. SH 7:2173 ed from 368 to 384. spent the week-end with Mrs Pontifical officials wul escort Evans. •4MOADST. MDIANK. N.J. President Elsenhower aa the stain to the papal apartments Mr. and Mrs. John Keller. Hud- Opea ftrwy Nlgat Starring Dee. 7t! oa the second fleer of me pal- ion Ave.. entertained at a family ace. They abe can be reached lathering last Thursday for Mr. ind Mrs. Robert Smith and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopes •nd family and William Mathi- ion all this place; Mr. and Mrs. oodles of fun with Nelson Mathison, Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacLennon and son, all Belford,. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Spencer and children, all what J painted TOODLES* Brooklyn. and her Super Kart! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Connelly, Park Ave., visited Mrs. Peter H. Owen, Upper Montclair, ] week-end. Secret pal gifta were exchanged at the meeting of the Secret Pal Club Sunday. New pal names were drawn for the coming year at the home of Mrs. Oliver Hol- KENNETH* ELEGANTE land, Alberta Ave. A Christmas party will be held Dec. 13 In Al- pine Manor, Highlands. Mrs. Le- DRAPERIES na Candelora, Nevada Ave., will be hostess at next month's meet won't tad«...«v«n under the> hoMMl «*m ing. No fade or ilie preWemsl... No decorating n*lok«l Open anew world of detoraHng ease and certainty you've never known before! Plans for the Christmas part' Shad far all window* plus new feihlon-eHect of woll-wloe, of the Breakfast Club were teed far all windows pu. ^ ^^ ^^ made for Dec. 17th' in Ve Cot- tage Inn, KeyporU Secret pals will be revealed. Mrs. Alfred Hardy.was hostess at the last meeting. Mrs. Bessie Evans was f, •» 4S-lMkM «M* recently received at a new mem 4B>in. length $|.f| 63-ln. length _. ber. 90-ln. |en«th $|.f| W-ln. length ... ••• $t.ft 6 lovtty Awards 41-in.length $12.fl 43-tn. length $14.ft a«.4O •O-lnrlength tif.fl 95-ln. length 421.fl designs MOtNCY WAV Ws* aaM...... •t«e College Grants RIMIMIER . . . avoiliblt fUWWdhdieatr eMiliaa nlinH.... ss.4t ELIZABETH — Six New Jer- Nobody, but nobody AM mori *].ln. length .. $ •O.fn.length $2f.fl »4AOC WAVt-wt ol»iMJifc nM.~.... sa.4* sey colleges and universities are among 3M in the nation to share eurtauu and duaperiti in eU siut •l-1n. length L .....$J2.f I MMMMMOCMe*ee%t.*...... M» M.«e In I1.4M.M0 granted today by Es right in Hock, thm Sherman's. i ••* •!•«••» •» la, aee lamia mm* suWfUWIMe* aM ea.4e so Education Foundation to aid n-\n. length .$4f.fl reasJmeataieartt liberal art* and technical initltu fl.TO tione. W» a elroUerl The New Jersey institution! are: College of Saint Elliabeth Tak* 6 Months to Pay * !/«e Your Eaiy Charge •IPT IA1OMITIRS Drew University, Princeton Unl rooDU-,8 is the prcclous-est baby versify, Rider College, St. Peter lrvflMMW iMffnMIMI* doll in tho world I She's a bis 23" College, and Upsala College. tall, mntlo of hug-me-rioae all soft Upsala receives a capital grsn CamMnatleM re Fir vinyl, with rooted Saran hair, lone All the others receive unrcjtrlc HOME DECORATORS Iveryeite't Totte. curled cyclnthon and. rolling eyes cd grants, thaf'f ollow"hor mommy wh«r«vtr In addition, Princeton la one - •he gocal She drinks her bottle and several unlvcnltlcs scheduled fpi Tht larRest home decorating service at (he shore. From M.tl * M9.B0 wots. Toodlei' adorable S-WAY Super Kurt li made of all sturdy a apeclal project grant. The to tal number of grants Is 361, 45 BROAD STREET RED BANK OffN IVIRY IVININw STAITINO MON.. DIC. 7 steel, Can be used as shopping enrt for play-murkctln(f, high-chair for Tho sum of $1,460,500 grantc feeding, and doll stroller for prom- thla year brings to about $7,500, enading. Ilcmovnble wire basket 000 tho Kranti made by the foun SIIOI'ATIIOME SERVICE comes in handy for toting othtr dntlnn In Its five-year exlstcnci lifaMMtf SHadytlde purchnHcnl You junt can't give a to privntcly nupportccl U. S, col CALL SH 1-2646 or SH 1-8345 nicer doll ttlft tlinn 1 anil universities. 1U4 1-0001 TOOOlll IN HII IUPIR KAMI. .. The l.iilionilory of Ornitholog; $19.98 nt Cornell University linn bcci 17 BROAD ST. RED BANK rucordlnii tint soul's of wlldbln for nearly .'10 ycnm. Pee. SAFEWAY iv*' a^a^a^a^Ba^Ba^Ba^aWV?. %r: ^?>Mab32SS&£'<:. * .a JESBSMiig.:: , g. V ,.... ^ A>^^^^^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^l^^^^ iMMi^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^ea^a^ea^eaM»M«i DOLIARS * STAM It's Mlar Days & Gold Bond Bonus Days! '250 EXTRA Tomato Prune Grape Cut GOLD BONO STAMPS! Sauce Juice Juice Asparagus Del Monte Town Houw Pack's Primrose 25 IXTHA 8 or.' quart' 24 oz. 16 oz. field Boitd cans bots. bots. .cans WWi PMKIMM «l S « 12 Void afttr DM. 1.1»J» Apple Freestone Orange Corned Beef Sauce Peaches Drink Hash Town House Greer Cyprast Gardens Hygrade MIIADY'S CHIISI IUNTZIS VAUD ONLY AT SAffWAT limit 1—V«ld mhtt OK. 3, \*H 11b. 29 oz. quart 15 oz. cans cans cans cans 25 EXTRA Ikk (MM 9-d Hi Ham n'Yam Irish Potatoes Sweet Corn SanGeorgie WMi purchaw *f 2 Ib. can WJ* r«rdwM •! hmW ill* Kelly's medium whole white 16 oz. Gardenside-17 oz. MAXWELl HOUSE COMII SARAN WRAP VAUD ONIY AT SAFEWAY VAUD ONLY AT SAKWAY. Dinner Sweet Peas Spaghetti limit 1-V»W attar DK. 5, !•» liah 1—ViM «f»r DM. », 1M» Fox's frozen Tomatoes Regular or thin Gardenside 17 oz. Gardtnside -16 oz. tU§ ( 10 OZ.' i ib. * cans cans pkgs. pkgs. 25 IXTRA 25 IXTRA WMl •»KMM *f 24 «. MMh WMi •»nkwt •! phi* tr Mt>r MRS. WRKHfTS OONUTS VAUD ONIY AT UflWAV I—VtW a«Mr Dw. 5 Brocade Bel-air Pies O'Cedor Choice of IriCClll Spun 10 oz. Choice of Peach, Mince, Pumpkin Soap iTIMlls Spmtt • oz. or Brooms Tito CMKI O*W HI or Boysenberry Whit* complexion laill Regular or French 9 oz. Each Only 25 IXTRA WHh purdnM •» S b. *•( large pkgs. 20*1 pics 1.00 V«M «fl.r DM. S,)»» I—V*M tm DM. f, MclntoshApples Fancy Carrots Whole Crisp and Juicy - Popular Favorite Firm' Fre$n - Tops in Vitamin A FRYERS Chickens C U.S.D.A. IMPMIMI by the pound and Graded "A" Chicken Legs * 39« Split or Quartered *31« Chicke2n Breast9s ">4' Hygrade Bacon 49 Waldorf Bund targe Soup Greens Criipy-Frtth etllo bag Waldorl Brand Smoked Picnics- :>35 Fresh Spinach Eny lo Cook bag Skinless Franks .59 Yellow Onions 3 19 Advtrllifd prlcti •Iftcliv* Thuri,, Frl, and Sat., Dec. 3, 4 end 3, Fancy FlontUt Wt raiervt th« right to limit quantltln. Non* sold (or rtial*, Tangerines Eoty lo P«c] 2 29< smtf, anm bapttod at the II;ial grmdptmu, Mr. aid Mrtv Stewart ft. ftfptea aai fcett, RED BANK REGISTER [eeeptfon ToVtmt a.m. service Sunday in the George G. Kfflg. South Bay Ava.Mr. aad Mrs. Pbfifa Mag and 32—Thursday, Dec. 3, 1959 touble Baptiam Methodist Church by Rev. Wil- Attending were Mr. and Mrs. children, Jame*,, Mark and Jo liam S. Lutz. George G. King, Jr.. and sons, Ann, Mrs. Katie Eilenberger, HIGHLANDS — Peter Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Kochis were god- George, 3d, and Thomas, of Mrs. Deborah Bogue, Mrs. Sivert Pack Inducts ochis and Catherine Mary Koch- parents for the Freund children Springfield; Mr. and Mrs .Freund Walstrom, 'Mrs. Howard Paronto children of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Freund, for and sons, Robert, Richard, Ran- and children, Tirzah, Howard and Five New Cubs aniel Kochis, of Biloxi, Miss., the Kochis children. dall and Allan; Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Patricia Smith-and children, John, Peter and Susan ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The id Randall Philip and Allan A combined Thanksgiving and Kochis and .children, Deborah, icob Freund, children of Mr. christening dinner was served at Catherine, Danjel and Peter; Mr. and Miss Sandra Bahr, all of h»onth!y Cub Scout Pack 97 meet- Highlands. ing was held last week at St. id Mrs. Robert Freund, of Par- the home of the children's mater- and Mrs. Stewart King and sons, Agnes Church. Five den 1 Cubs received bob- bat pins and achievement books •—John Caughran, Carl Harrison, Kevin McMichael, Ralph Snow •nd Robert Strong. Den 1 made Mayflower replica (centerpieces, Indian headdresses and napkin holders. Den 1 re- ceived the attendance flag for November. Awards were made to four members of Den 2, three of Den 3, four of Den 4, two of Den 5. Den S made paper baskets. The den won the honor flag for November. Mrs. Leo Miller, Den 7 mother, made Indian head- dresses and Thanksgiving center- pieces with her newly organized den. Charles Miller, Webelos leader, showed a-color movie, "Water Safari." PLAN CHARITY IAU. — Mambart of tha Rad Bank Junior Sarviea Laagua Christ, The next committee meeting will be Thursday, Dec. 10, and mat charity ball committee mat latt night in tha homa of Mri. Charles Groomai, the next pack meeting Thursday, Jr., Littla Silver, ganaral chairman, plant for tha avant, sat for Friday, Dae. II. Laft Dec. 17. > , to right ara Mrs. Charlat Walker, Littla Silver, in charga of dacorationt; Mri. How- A cake sale is scheduled this Saturday. Funds raised will be ard Heinsius, Littla Silvar, invitation*;. MM. Groomai, and Mitt Jaanna Wirth, Red used for the Dec. 17 Christmas Bank, publicity. Proeaadt will ba uiad for charitabla work and to promota community ANOTHER EXCITING NEW party. aetivitiat. The Greeks call their country Vasileion til Elladoe or Kingdom of Hellas. The area of land under irriga Starts Medical Practice Here COTTONLAND tion for agriculture in Turkey ha Action i Thit'a nut rnt RtrKttr classified ads ban ban getting (or their advartlsen for over ihmtwar- increaied 300 par cent since 1950 tcra at a century.—AdYtitUtmttt. Dr. John A. Casaiza has open- 86V2 Broad St, Red Bank ed hit offices for the general (Former Mabel Lewis Bhoppe) practice of medicine and surgery Blouse Riot it 2» Broad St, Red Bank. He 3-HOUR SERVICE and Mrs. Casaiza are occupying Made to sell for Specially Purchased for this Event the premises. 1.99 and 2.99 i Formerly of Netf York City, Whites, p*itels, dark" color*. Roll-up and regu.- MEN'S SHIRTS Dr. Casazza was graduated from Vl%r sleeves. Guaranteed ^ Holiday Fashions I first quality, lanforlzed. Fordhtm University in New York •181«I 12 to 39. LAUNDERED WITH THI MOST at incredible savings! MODERN EQUIPMENT AND DETERGENTS City and Georgetown University Medical School in Washington, Evaryana Priead-Taqejed C D.'C, where he was a member S.««tol3.«9-Sava$3fo$7 of Lambda Phi Mu fraternity. • JUNIOR 8IIES 1 lo 15 only20 Dr. Casaua has recently com' • MUiSKS NIZES 2.99 to 5.99 It to JO pleted two years of active serv- a HALF 8IZKS ice with the Army Medical Corps im to ! Thaia will 10 fiat ! C h o 0 i • plaldi, tw«edt In STORE HOURS COMMENCING DEC. 1st molt. wanted $10. Suits MIHBt) N1ZES IN M TO M MAI.r mSJES IN HHV4 TO tm Oxxfordf , Bankera WI6HTACRE: 8to9P.M.Wwkdays. 8to6P.M.Sit.SSun. O , • I • c. la Tw*«« Actually below to- BRI6HT STORE: 8 to 9 P. M. Monday thru Saturday days wholesale ! Thrilling atylci at Large Size Gift half price! M» KEANSBURG — The auxiliary Sating is Believing ... A Style and Fabric CORPS and men of the Disabled Ameri- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —Chil- can Veterans will hold a Christ- for Everyone. Keep Him Warm end Happy. dren living in Matawan Township mas party Wednesday In the and the surrounding area are VFW hall. The auxiliary will at- joining the New Cyclones of Mat- tend a coffee hour in the Eait awan Township, a drum and Orange Veterans Hospital Dec. bugle corps, sponsored by mem- 19 after church services for pa- bers of the Matawan Township tients. Hose and Chemical fire company. The birthday of Mrs. Frieda Practice sessions are held in the Winklemann was celebrated at r Main St., the auxiliary meeting Nov. X Matawan, and membership Infor- Refreshments were served by mation is in charge of the direc- Mri, Gwilym Davies, Mrs.'James tors, Ted Buihell of Matawan Davis and Mrs. Eitelle Rita. Mrs beautiful matched 14K gold ring* Township and George DeLuca of Jamev vainvs9 Davia^sj s received the meet she'll cherlih elwoyi. Uie your ling price. credit MRS. JACK WINTERS LURE SPORT COAT II SILVERTON AVE. Tel. SH I-N7S—Store By MCGREGOR LITTLE SILVER, N. i. Tel. SH 7-MU-Heme Velvet-like Corduroy in • very fine wale . . . Glove left luxury In ilightly burnished olive. Show this letter to your favorite male- Regular . 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Cartoons than ever today. new nose job, he asked, "So tell (IS) Newsbeat seek the gold already discovered me, Milton, how does it feel to (U) Cartoon Jamboree (7) Yesterday's 11: IS- (7) Movie 12: It— (2) Search For Tomorrow Newsreels The acrobatics of the two sea with best sellers by Lillian Roth, have something of yours-lifted?" 11:»-(U) Movie toned showmen weren't hurting •at Boone, Art Linkletter and (4) It Could Be You (II) Huckleberry Hound l:l»— (2) Movie (J) Cartoons (II) Henry Morgan either one—or their publicity. others. (4) Consult Dr. Brothers But you had to be* on your toes The volumes multiply. They (7) Love That Bob •:*»-<«) Weather • 1UJ- (4) 13th Hour (11) English 12 4:41- (4) News o keep up with it. range from the sensational to the] (t) News; Weather inspirational. Some are fairly in- 12:4S- (2) Guiding Light (7) News 1:M- (7) Evening Prayer Paar smilingly told his tele- 7:M- (I) World News vision audience last night: triguing. 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DAVIS VCtJtadde .•JbrMooaegaarl California's Warfare Named LADIISDAY Champion Two+Year Old Colt • For a. strapping dark-gray colt Jones and Sons, his breeders. from the golden state of Call* When the club decided against foraia.the gold rush proved to racing their $12,000 purchase, My Dear Girl * be in the East this year and, in Clifford Jones, one of the sons, addition to 1339,975 earned for took the colt over for his Belle- consecutive victories in Aque- hurst Stable, named for a bous- Is Named duct's Cowdln and Champagne ing development he owns in Stakes and the Garden State, Buena Park. Filly Queen Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones' By the Kentucky Derby win- Warfare earned the unanimous ner Determine, Warfare is out The younger generation of vote of the TRA Board of Selec- of War Whisk, a mare going race horses demonstrated this tion as the champion two-year- back three generations in the year mat Kentucky has no mo-I'm sorry to worry you old colt of 1959. His total earn- Jones breeding scheme. He wasnopoly on the production of thor- again dear,... but what ings, $394,610, is Just short of foaled on April 26, 1957. Big foroughbred champions. The TRA First landing's all-time $39f,4tO, two-year-old, Warfare's only Board of Selection which named club do I use when I get oat In 1958. bad habit was a tendency to loaf California's Warfare best of the the ball on the green California has sent Its share of when he got to the front Owners two-year-old colts has also voted and ... .?" TV HORSE top horses across the country in of Bally-Ache. Tompion and Vi-Mrs. Frances A. Genter's Flori- WHO, !«• MOM recent years but no flash bulbs tal Force probably don't think da-bred My Dear Girl the cham- popped when Warfare arrived at be. loafed bard enough. pion two-year-old filly of 1959. Aqueduct tor the fall campaign. Their vote was without dissent He was the sole representative among the 25 racing secretaries Baseball Clash of BeUehurst Stable and he wasl Small Colleges at -TRA tracks who make up the not among the original nomina- Board. May Occur tions for any stakes' races. His ^ny reservation about My best of three winning races in 10Place 2 Men Dear Girl's prowess that might starts in California had been in have remained following her Next Tuesday the Charles S. Howard Stakes at On EC AC Team five-length triumph .over Blue WrlO WU HICKW Hollywood Park. His owner, Crooner. Heavenly Body, Irish ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (AP) MATTEL however, was willing to back NEW YORK (AP)—Two small Jsy and six others in the Gar—Th- e first head-on clash be- Trainer Hack Ross' confidence colleges that had football teams denia at Garden State Park Oct tween the majors and the pro- SUN aid HOLSTER SET TOMMY with the necessary supplement strong enough to upset a major 24, was canceled two weeks posed third major league—the aiy nomination fees, a matter oLf team during the 1999 season- later with the running of tho Continental — may take place CAP $1,000 for the Cowdln and tlo;OMDelaware and West Chester F'rizette Stakes at Aqueduct. Tuesday when they all meet sep- each for the Champagne and the(Pa.) State, each placed two arately but under the same roof fiUN Garden State. men on their ECAC Divisional In the Frizette My Desr Girl at Miami Beach. and Wbeatley Stable's Irish Jay Prior to Warfare's appearance All-Star team. The American and National, The selection committee which staged a hair-pulling match on the scene, discussion of cham- throughout the greater part of spurred by Commissioner Ford pionship had centered around C. today named the ECAC Small Frlck, are expected to make College, Southern Section, team the mite run and My Dear Girl, V. Whitney's hopeful winner, in spite of stumbling and bear- known their positions on expan- Tompion; Tinkham Veale 2d's listed Delaware Captain and cen- sion of their eight-club leagues. ter Mark Hurm and fullback ing out on the turn for home, Vital Force and Edgehill Farm's proved the more photogenic at The Continental League, aware Bally Ache. In the Cowdln. War- Tony Suravicb of Delaware and end Ken, Campbell and halfback the finish. Seven lengths further of Frick's pressure on the Ms- fare received seven pounds ad- back. Sarcastic was third in jors, has called a meeting of its vantage over the East's big Billy Shockley of West Chester. front of Bine other mud-waked?ow? n to coincide with those of three and won by an Increasing Selections are based on week- fillies. the majors. -' Branch Rickey, JVi lengths over Vital Force andly press box voting for the out- president of the five-team cir- Bally Ache. At equal weights in standing player of each game. My Dear Girl mate her undis-cuit, will fly down from New the Champagne, he caught Tom- The ECAC small college South tinguished debut at Hisleah on York, prepared to respond when pion in the stretch and won by Feb. It when she misbehaved mo team: the majors state their positive a length with Bally Ache and Ends-Campbell and Neil Aus- at the start, got away badly and intentions. seven others five lengths further trian, Swarthmore;. tackles—Wai* failed to improve her position. back. It was Bally Ache's turn ter Neineke, Lehigh, and KenWith a little more schooling she American"" League President to try him in the Garden State, Longnecker, Lebanon Valley; was immediately graduated into Joe Cronin will call on his three- but Warfare caught him In theguards— George Dempster, Hof- stakes company keeping an en-man fact-finding committee to stretch and scored by half a stra, and Gus Graziano, Scran- gagement, along with 24 other report its findings for internal length. ton; center—Hurm; quarterback young hopefuls, in the Florida expansion for 1961. The com- Breeders' Stakes, Jockey Manuel mittee was selected during sn If a loud howl was heard —Paul Terhei. Bucknell; half- October meeting in New York FHUCE Ml flLTEIS above the cheers as Warfare backs—Shockley and Harry Long, N. Gonzalez, who rode her In all of her races, got My Dear Girl when the league announced ii romped through the stop at Gar-Junlata; fullback—Suravich. was seriously considering ex- den State it might have been away alertly, kept her out of trouble and sent* her to the front pansion to 10 teams by 1961. The Lea Coyotes, a country club Former Detroit players Tommy meeting stemmed from a Min- whose membership owned the In the final furlong to win by Bridges, Pat Mullln, Marv Owen, two lengths. Thereafter only one neapolis group's request for a colt earlier this year, after a dis-Schoolboy Rowe and Bob Mavis franchise. MlnneapoUs-St. Paul persal of the stock of C. H. horse finished in front of her, now scout for the Tigers. Monarchy winning a photo fin is one of the five founding mem- ish In the Arlington Lassie bers of the Continental League. Stakes on July 22. The others are New York, Den- ver, Toronto and Houston. Mrs. Frances A. Genter had raced My Dear Girl's sire, tKOKUAL AGENCIES MAJOB Rough 'n Tumble and on his re- tirement sold him to Joe and .s Tom O'Farrell, owners of Ocala SSJ1;7;',B«.'«"»«"-""--" , 3S Klafar'a . 31 Stud Farm in Ocala, Fla., with PadsXk IS the proviso that she be allowed Saldln'a . . IS 11 LOW COST WINTER DRIVING to pick three of Ms foals for herLima. SUnr Lumtwf racing stable. One of those she 1™lMjHIJl1l\.lfInl SaW-Dtill'l How- chose was a filly out of Iltis foaled on Feb. 17, 1957. The filly JftKrlt.-M.it, 1S,«rSN, SM, must have been an appealing one . sn' Oliab—ira lUata to Inspirie the name My Dear Smith 31«, Har* -~ ICY-GR \4on Trlpp ffo« Girl bill there can be no deny, ing that she has lived tip to thePadirian 301, Dava Slrna JOB, name. Her earnings for five vic- IHHrrKO MOMMY NIGHT MSAOUE tories anil a second In seven w starts total $179,622. llrlle". Cl.«n"r« ...„.."""""". I Miami Pool Corn.' ... ™ 50* Llva Mrxiam HulHulMarM a ...... Id', H*chiti(ttH*chiti(tt'n Tnvmrnfnvarn t» Father Bob WinsHarold'rolda vunoco «.... „,„,.. is M ituh. •••« ...:.~r™:~~ Jiniv DluaDlua JyJ«y# U 5 of 7 Races pram) Plaia Pfoia ~:!:~. 1J 4M A.M.C. 31 BALTIMORE (AP) - Father WOMEN'S COM) "i.rAoua VTI.ANTIO Bob, a three-year-old horse w owned by Donald McGce of AUKMIO lllihlnnila life, .. "1 ,V &" LI1"!"1 * •- ?{ i) Holmdcl, N. J., today was the,ilt»rt»on'» rintnurnnt 50 , Rnm«n'a mrvlcanttr 17 proud winner of five races out jTumiin'a Hen!, Blora »„ „ 17 of seven starts at Plmllco race- truck this lesson. W,""W. 'tlro'iik ,7.I,'."...'.-»™« U IS Irani] rinxa 'f, i mm I. lilnh. NntlnnM Hunk ... i:i -n The horse, with npprcntlec t IIIKII. ll.Trl.vnrr . , I] 21 Frnnklo Northcutt In tlio saddle, mi rm Miimi.r.Towv MOM*** I.KVIIIR fcuiS, MR. FOOTIALL at Froohold Regional High School won the fonlurcd rncc here you- W I, Icrclny by two Icntitlm from Mrs.Murrya ere Diana Zariyikl end Ron Rupprocht. They woro f'Uylnn'a M0UHTIHG! Waller A. Kumar's Mllndy Daren. M selected at dance spomorad by elioorloadori In ichool lhnri> I'dliit Inn . m •Prkaa p>M MM —4 mmffkH rtft Nurthcult is tho leading rider of iHilillMnwii I'rn Hltnp , IT in gymnttlum. Conteitanti wore majoroffoi, eheorlotdin iho mi'Wlnu, HIMII Katatu A«fncy ITT III uify-it H«r H 4 end mambari of football iquacJ. Diana ii hoed ma|or- Tho homo wnn.named for the 'h« niam'Mifiii tI!'t !J» Irownirtf )l»Al KRtHti .... 114* in 42 WEST FRONT ST. SH 1-3440 atte. Don wei dofomWe ond on th» grid iquad. owner's brother, a Catholic Ihdrf MT»c(ftttiWn , , nii in>( prk'»t. .Iliiilli-nnvn l.aiiM .... M '.'ip Oppn Friday Kvewlngs Till 1. Other store* In Perth Amboy, Now Brunswick, Trenlow, Elliabeth and Newark Van l'ali * Don Ai«nry .. o 3 fefc •0WW0UND aVr Aamm IAMMW Homnootivlhx •ED lAME U/UHUL \ttwni&r. Pae, 1. Strong in NBA !3SI£&& Tangle Toni^it Associated Prest or , FORT MONMOUTH — Fort to'haws as big a asdw to Don't look aow. but ben WMOi /WS JUST Monmouth and Fort Dix resume A NEW FORD OR OTHER fcotfpl as tfcoy BOW her. I the rampaging Syracuse BUUPOSS its basketball rivalry as the two FINE CARS AND TRUCKS ball,, atey be 'oa tbtir way baefc •onalt to challenge Boston and TO T/fB/R 4r# to cbsfttaae fee rote of Kansas HinadslpMa for Easten DivUlon S.E.C. TITLE New Jersey Army Posts tangle PHIL WALDMAN'S State and Ksasas la Big Eight getting toto tbs American Lea-supremacy ia the Natioaal Bas- 2/ tonight here at the Post Field GULF ketball Asaodatkm. House. gas wffl stake for aa interesting AS SfJIVICI STATION flet siaco 1M) ha» vjuaboi playing agalast new teams The Nets broke tho St. Louis COACH. This will be the 52d meeting 1 Maple Av». ft W. rraat St. bad even a share of the id seeing aew cWos. Hawks' four-gsme wianiag streak in a long standing series between last aight as they heat the West- Onwa Daily and Sua. 7 A. M. . M R. M. eaee title. It mi a distant ate- The veteran baseball star was the two military . installations, aad to Kansas State teat season. en Division leaden, W-121. In teat to Boston Tuesday ia aa with the visiting Dix Bums hav \ CALL SH 7-030S Bet is opening the IMMI set- trade for pHeber Al tbo opening game of a double- ; sea: last aight with a It* bender in Syracuse, the Cincin- ing a 28-21 edge. nati Boyala beaded Now York its Four namea are prominent on ninth defeat ia M games by the Dix rotter which helped the frees this Somtnot Couaty com- UMll. tsieat ** y "wben ho bet Just set- Burros to their fifth consecutive Syracuse, in posting ito third First Army cage title last year. DOLL KM wi* us >ue «d daughter. victory in four starts, drew with- ^gP # y P They are Gerry Paulson and Bob available. Par- in Hi games of the sccond-pUee CoccodriUi, both formerly of Man NMmnwm available. Par- for tM CMcagO COM Werriors and VA tames of the CARRIAGES batten College, Bob Gall of Muh- t ^artiil tan «*• totdiac Catties fa the Easten tenberg end Frank Perry from Ik testedtdfSfS J Division. tJ^ga^Httfa^BrtaaP Xfceridg*gTfM. IkP HVHMe T aWb Florida A AT. FOR ca fieltfd goalft fl* tad Mw4 from oVo Roy Oner, Johnny Kerr aad Dolph SScteyos provided the Nets The Dixmen appear headed for CHRISTMAS with a balaaeod seormg elsplay another banner year ss they have Princeton Loses and Bob Hopkiat helped put the such former college star* u Ray shscktM oa Bob PttUt, tat RsdsJssewsM, St. Joseph's Col LAMEST Hawks' toppoiat-prodocer . Oner lege of Philadelphia. Tom Gay hit for 9pomts. Kerr IT and nor from St. Peter's ia Jersey MMBL M •uao'HaMwI'iya Uaki JROONf em TOH (AF) — VWaaowt City, and BUI Tetesky of George ASSORTMENT ^ifrl . IIhho eesBehaves ». Guarded by Hopkins wldi » points, gtvo tae Season •* 1 nest ft the that. Pottit clicked Washington University. •jlotaf hHjM and stnagth an- eaV•"*'s• HrH guM for for It, mrmalag Just four field In the Dix-Monmouth series, the ih «*t at DOloa Qjw toot far'tba ^aw -. _jt .. flanlli each, goals. CUff Kagaa was high for Dix Burns have registered U BEST VALUES oafbsbsacbvaui • aawap otvBBnHon. ) WMV wvajaa> BPBF ^swvsvns ^^^^^^ rto* St. Leait with p point*. straight wins over the Sig- ooAnothe the btacbr hlgnly*nlte. d sopbo- algbeasyt, .. victory. The Hawks pulled within five nalmen. Monmouth almost nipped More wst aavelled u Setoa HsJHal_ ll The smaller Tiger Bints ia the last period, but the Dix streak last season, losing SEE THEM opened jrlth an oesy,.M47 "yU»ic> acat cracc k VQtaaova's: Sebtyos begaa to Had the range once ia overtime end later in the toiy over the university off Tc «d* was forced to end help control the backboards season by three points in the fj TODAY AT rente. Art Hicks hat beencalled eatsaiB.11" Tlgora Wt on only M to enable Syracuse to open the nnl-seconds of plsy. the Hall's best prospect to cent of tbtir shots whOe gap. Schsyes scored 13 points MMoM % Aw r*tmm MMi VUIaaova scored on IS per cent Before the t o'clock feature at yean aad be Justified Coach la the final stanza and wound up the Field House, there will be a Honey Rutsell't high opislea of aad that wss the story. with M rebounds. he Information office said preUm between the WAC teams I RED IANK CARRIAGE SHOP him by aottag II poiati aad tak- Hubert White letJIbe Jack Twymsn. tbt league's No Report On ton hu been taken off thefrom the same two installations. tag U Mbuad* ia J4nlaal ntambwM « df wiih Upemtt,aigkmM far Ow madmledjag oeorer. netted » potati erioutly IU list and placed in a [ tIASTrtwkTST. (rWetlNiexISr.) UDIANR Plane Crash tcovory ward. Huron College of South Ds Mm oaogame of third plsce In tbt PORT M0NM0VTH - No re- carried a 2f>game winning streak •f tbo weston DtvMoB. Tho Koysls Michigan State fencing coach Into its final football game of the west oa a UHpoiat tsar late m loft, nU BMB NfiliVN WOOl 41 harlet Schmitter holds sa Ital- season aad lost to Northern State ef]ii dM.gMM. Tit vwbn toda t the tfnrd faarter to overcome aa board of teoulry oet op to mvee- ia feaclng master's diploma. Teeehen of Aberdeen, S.D. It Pays to Advertise in The Register IMI New York advantage. tlgate tha casaa of an Army j^jPMjIaf j,ttk-;II|MMM«' ,'. ; OiOTMitftVtttM Had Tba KsJeks dosed to wHbm plan* crash Oet 7 aa officer. MBV MMMBMMBBI \ Amtal MMMIMMM- MMM> MIA awMMt-aW B^pfBBIV VVMMV O^V ceagbt fire. The Boyab sank First Lt Richard K. nomat, W field goals to bettor a duchbUb . died whoa tho rotonnajitanre Mcugn of Bowllaf ChampUm •lit> record. Wchts Gsorm wss nigh ptabo be was pOotrng cnabed in la Detroit kr How York with » points. to a wooded area in 0M Wayside After the game, the KniKnickt * sectioKttona of NoNew ShrewsburyI . reasons why you CHlcXoo (A?) - optioned veteran Ml Ray Felix The Public Information Office s (PS.) with five piayert LabiaakiofOotraUaadCbartotta to ths Alleatawa Jets of the id it ha* no re _ ia double figures, whip- Orubic of StooHoa. Pa., wiU opoa Batten League. port from the board of Inquiry. West Chaster State, M-#). dtfoaio of tholr ttttoo ia no PFC Winston K. Brown, 23. a should put your car eat toorlag lavltaUoaal Match Oamo passenger in tha' plane, still It Boxers Seek ia Fort Dix Army-Hospital with beat Uttle Rider, tut starts todty ia tha Chicago CoU- injuries he. suffered ia the crash on Goodyear Opening the doubUhea Big Time Again A field of US topme n ksglers .Mat' At IIM MUtedMplilB PAIBC#» MIAMI. Fie. (AP)-Two box- Ta^ trait you Ass ' T -nnMTLni aMMHMVnMf9 * '• pursue a first prise of (MNa WHAT A (Pfe) State. TMt, si the alafrday mantboa meet CbJce Vejar and Vinos Martinez attbeGoodywfSepi ' snow tires •cored Washington sad Jefferson, whose flnlth wiU be televltod -light tonight for a chance to natioaany. The Ho. 1 tsrget for GIFT PACKAGE! •Mti- ••-.•. >••• got back into the big time. Mar York's douNebesder pro- M fMUBuM. StoVft It it tf gram la Madison. Squsre GardeO.^eftl^Wn . • -- - " '" has opsns tonight with Msrojastts alsylng NYU aad StLwIs meet- Navy Sqnovl Beet* Martiaes. with a record of 11 ing ft Man's n utenecttoat] knockouts la M fights, it favored. It will bo Ms third meeting with ANNAPOLIS. Md. Vejar. Vojer won the flrtt time Jersey Gridder tfnw MM oa Msrth 11. UN. but j elgnt months tetor MSrtines wet | W«MI trad* tor your Ia Amy Co-Qptaia y rn WmMmmWm 10 CaW* Hi wamor ay a ivtvuM ae* taia the H»vy fcoftoH toam mm unused %P*f **• Both boxen have gone up, and N. j; will bo a down, since those fights. Msr- tven-sttvtn ltKArM* fntttaH toum. announced after a tiaei, from Psterson, N. J., hat Voadtrbuih, a Junior starting meeting yesterday. had only two fights since losing goto* and end Prank Ofbson. a welterweight championship •f «Mtelf9» Otuo* wvrs otoctooltcted Gordon Bctdieller fight to Virgil AUss in June. give you top at a moetmg off M M Make. AlMVy Lngam Vejar has had eight fights this it aurkf oaly tho ooeaad timJe NEW YORK (A»)-»rtBCOtOB yew. But ho lost to Joey.Glar- ollowonct for unused (•the MOHaiy Acadomya TTt-lootbtt^ t Mar Oordoa BstcheOer deUo to the only important bout fHten-hMori-that tte the AIMvy League on 2nd tiro VAKNVOUBUY S witt bo ltdta by a ttsrtmg tackle. ^^ Three Hurt 2 Do&Jc Blsachsrd aad nou'oOff iMMtt fiMAM IMV Ebonite Gttaa Davia led tbs Cadets In Accident ak OM^SI^BV ^a^^^l^^koV ac^k^aJ^i^aWJ t»PiML tttm Cta-Mta. altat mw MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - BMML. * *"'^ — -. . f ^^^^aaMww^aof g^o^^^ |3#Youpayonly •OB.- Three ptnoas wen mjured yes- Vanderbutb and Olbtoa PRO HOCm* terday to a two*ar coUitlea en 00 seed Bin Csrpeater, of Spring- B.t» aad. Craig ltd. n down par field, Fa., the Cadets' temed They an: -tbaety Bad." N Erkh OraeHch. n East Free- bold M, Froebtld Township, die MO BASKETBALL driver, and Jam« Green, 427 School St. Lakewood. another OB ChiC* driver, both in food condition, PMPH ' • and Kenneth dapper, uth St. Eakowood, a passenger in the greet car. Is fair condition. AN mn admttttd to Fitkm Toronto 1, MoBtreel • Hospital, when they wen taken lettoa >. Chicago a (Me) by ths Freehold Pint AM Squad. Tnopen potsr Coughlin aad PLOWDA TAKEI CHABOB Samuel Ferreri of Tennent State Police Barraekt are investigat- TAUAHAS1BB. Via. (AP) - There it no tubttituto Plorlda baa become the first ing. • state to taw its mstorbest mm- for experience. httiag - - - LAST DAY 1% ysari mesturing end Red Bask PoUea Chief George H. daytoa today said Monday drilling bells. will bo the last day to recrtvoajh UlUJ fJOT WHP r pHcttiOM lor pttfotiiiMfl. Bor> Uio Our Layaway Korea WaHoaala bat HaMiil wo- dpaftr m rtortda. BetTaoctSiat ^SUBURBANITE eugh CeaacU has tedicsted It wiU aad m sotou to Al BaitoMtl of reports aia new made is IbtMn throe athHtianal petrolmen Opta Wed. aad Fti Bvsamgs Detroit la the psiats la tbs awBMrtetnorlde Couaty sheriff nest year. 'tO t P. M. las of flvo aslUag races. instead of the Coast Guard. 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FREE PARKING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL—TEL SH 1-0484 IN REAR COR MAPLE AVE. AND WHITE ST., RED RANK • OPEN WED. NIGHTS RED BANK WdSTtM By 8AVNDEK3 4O-Thur»day, Dee, Z, 19S9 GUWCEfTER POINT, Va. STEVE ROPER THE HANDS (AP) — Thefre to m ptunpered ASETAMOKXIM* group of oyster* here and an- YELL AND SCARE THE OTHER Bridge North dealer diamonds to prevent South's other group not so pampered. HOW FAR FSOM HERE 10 JOKE, MS.* NOMAD/ en from winning a trick. More- THE NEAUEST PHONE, TRY TO GO BACK TO TENANTS AND XVU-PaOBABLY Neither side vulnerable One group gets 12 quarts of BEAUTIFUL? GET BUSTED TO THE K.ft NORTH >vcr, they must throw away most salt water per minute and the SQUAP, SISTER/ DO *J9 f their spades even though South other four quarts. The object is YOU READ ME V J 84 as bid the suit. CLEAR? Column • A2 to see if oysters gain weight and *>.AQ 17 5 4 How can they pick the right get fat faster in swift' or slow By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST EAST defense? For all they know, currents. «A32 * 108 64 South has the ace of hearts but , The Virginia Fisheries Lab- U.S. Masters Team Champion • K762 V AQ5 not the king of diamonds; and When you're looking for a way oratory wants to know what •J87 6 5 • Q» 3 this case the best defense is makes an oyster fat. to 'bamboozle opponents, don't • 9 V8«3 SOUTH o save all of the diamonds. spend all o? your time dreaming Always welcome the chance to up clever stunts. There's noth- * KQ75 V 10 9 3 run a long'suit when your own ing subtle about putting your op- * K 10 4 discards are no problem.; Turn ponents through the neat-grind * K10 2 the problem over to your oppon er, but it's very effective. Norta East South West ents and smile sweetly as they When the hand was played, de- Pass 1 * Pass fall over their own feet. clarer took the first trick in dum- Pass 2 NT Pass my with the ace of diamonds and All Pass DAILY QUESTION Opening lead — f>6 returned the jack of spades. The Partner opens with one dia MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY Idea was to steal the ninth trick mond, and the next player pass- at once. If East had the ace o Not Practical es. You hold: Spades — A 3 2, spades, he might play low; i Hearts — K 7 6 2, Diamonds — West had the ace of spades, he South'* little plot was clever, 8 7 C 5, Club — 9. What do might continue diamonds. but not very practical. He should foa say? CUAXAKLLE'S As it happened, West had thewin the first trick in dummy with HAVE YOUR OWN Answer: Bid one heart. You YEAR END CLEARANCE UITTLE NIECE - ace of spades and the use of both the ace of diamonds and run theexpect to show the diamond sup- WIU- LOVE THIS eyes. He could see dummy's long six clubs immediately. South FORMER port later. I'm an expert at helping fam SIKTHPAY t clubs and felt sura that South must make three discards, but ilies get cash for things they no had the king. he has no problems; he can BETTER FLAVOR longer use. I'm 0. Howie Hut- throw a spade and two hearts or des, a Register Classified ad. West thought a bit more and Some good cooks like to crack eventually came to the right con- one heart and two spades, as he Check the house now for things elusion. He switched to the deuce pleues. a ham bone before adding it to you'd like to turn into cash, then of hearts. This fine play en- The opponents have terrible the kettle in which they are mak-call SH 1-0010 for a friendly Ad abled the defenders to take their problems. They must save al ing split pea or lentil soup. Writer. four heart tricks, defeating the of their hearts to begin with contract. They must also save just enough "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anewer «a Veetarday'i For Thursday. Psjcimbsr 3 ACROSS 7-Rlver In Italy mas an USBI3>J By MEL GRAFF 1-Quarrel S-Muilc: aa UraHCJUE HHDUBN SECRET AGENT X9 t-Snakes written r«$«nt—For You and (-Seed •-Foot lever HU aiJBHfl LME3I-J Yours •.. It it often said that container 10-ConJunctlon J 11-Deteat 11-Prenz: down QUHUE1UB Q13!- the things we worry most about ll-Bl»mUS 17-A atata UUiid ISHUt»l 3(1 14-Before (abbr.) HC] Ul-JM LJUU IlrJ seldom happen, and this' b par- U-Period ef . It-Phrslelaa •W 'JUDI-1 rJCJQH ticularly true today. Instead of Urn. (abbr.I (abbr.) tt-On* oppoaed it-Aroma ilirju MMClUDlfll i brooding, bring situations out' 11-ToUl 21-Junetur* JO-Preposltlon «-Pirade* ef into the open and come to a H-LaJrg automobllM decision. You — aod all con> Si-Male itiup Jl-Remalna (pi.) erect cerned—will be relieved, and JT-Walt for 37OTrult can proceed from there. The 1MMu«lc»l l 21-Formeriy Instrument 30-Belabor start are on your tide today! «1-Parc«l of »-Tldy 4I-Jury Hit Il-Deflnlt* tSTOlk 4S-Bol1e on eyai article land tSalk 10-Poem 11-Fruit of oak SS-Pieru fl-Oomptaa «l-Cooled lava Sl-Satlora 40-South point Past • • • Andrew Jackson was Future... India and the Near (colloq.) African tz-Chlneee) mile It-Symbol /or Dutch Ei-ConlunetloB M-Franch elected president of the U.S. on Eut, where then it • shortage tantalum «-Thinly Sl-Splder'a article Dec. 3, 1828. A Democrat, be ST-Hoapital •cattarad M-Prefli: not of conventional fuels, may be attendant* handiwork received 178 electoral vote* to die rust to nuke widespread use 11-Fleah of a S3 for President John Quincy ef solar stoves, which will even «1-Manre Adams, National Republican store the tun's beat for cloudy nicknama 41-Makea Uca candidate for re-election. toys. 44-Whirteri By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 45-Short IIMP NUBBIN 47-Knock« 4«-Moecailni lO-Island off The Day Under Your Sign Ireland il-Flying ARIH (ten, March 21 «• Aawli It) UMA (Sept. II to Oc«. ») iovsmi mammal! . Don't Minify e rtmaik that in mtt» Llitee eoartonilr to wtnl athere hm Si-Note of ioaU la IM. 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TO AfltlltT, WEll-EMNID MTIUMIMTr THERYA17S By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY IT C0W5.S IN HAND/ IN CLA6* 30MEHMES, hrough the Panama, Canal, again lath* Tnews, a quarter of a mil- lion ships have passed — an impressive figure even for a waterway that baa been in operation since 1914. From a military and economfe standpoint, It U one of the United States' most prized assets. The Canal, or the "Blf Ditch"as is is popularly called, cuts through the Isthmus of Panama Sot 90 miles, linking the Atlantic with the Pacific. Border* ing it, for a width of 10 miles, is the Canal Zone, over which the United State* has complete aev- erelgnlty. The area was granted in perpetuity Co the United States by the Re- public of, Panama for the specific purpose of con* structlon, operation.mtln- tenance and protection of the Canal. In it private enterprises are not per* mitted except thoecdlrect- lyrelated to the waterway and its operation. The Panama Canal II operated and regulated fi- nancially by the Panama Canal Co., a government corporation managed by a 13-member board of di- rectors, appointed by the Secretary of the Army, act- ing as personal represent* atlve of the President. In- come from tolls la used to operate the canal and to The Miraflores Locks, with the Amer- replace and enlarge lit ican tanker Gulfray, left, and the French steamer Equateur, right. Both' facilities. ships are heading for the Atlantic, The Canal, and its oper- ation*. Is pictured here. Loekaaaster Richard Abel, on lock wall, phones sa order to the Miraflores Locke control tower.. .sad. la **"""* tower. Frank Dolan. control bouse operator, throws small switch to swing open the 780-ton gate leaves. Canal pilot signals loekmastsr at Miraflores Locks. Hand Security Patrolman Edward Miehaslls checks visitor Linesmen board vessel at Balboa for trip through canal. They're trained to ex- signals are used st looks sad radio-telephones provide through the gates at Miraflores. Visitor areas are peditehandllngof vessels by thorough knowledge of procedures and equipment uied. contact with portcaptains1 offices In Balboa and Cristobal. set aside where they can view Canal operatioas. Tkl, WMII'I riCIMI tHOW-At Nmfntitrti. Dttv S. 19S9 MO BANK REGISTER ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. •ale aw Uaae/WrtU "I. P.". BeW USED 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK fit. Red Back. EW ft KB MM MMTEt CUSSTO MTU HALF TON CHEVROLET pickup, needs ENT FREE Service Station In Bed IDay a motor. Everything tlie fa goad. Bank area, lde&l lor middle aged or at B K $75. 811 1-0849 or KE d-06682-R. HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED .•ml-retired mechanics. Other locations ^,nr C?m. .nd°or^CA\4%! 3 Day* Consecutive . 8c LiM vallable. Please call LI 2-0089. . Me Une L958 PEUGEOT, excellent condition. BARGAIN PRICES BEDROOM SET nine-pieces tncludina 4 Days Consecutive , Radio and heater, luggage rack. Will innenprlng and mattrei. •$«. Ala* I Dayi CaaMcutive, . 25c LiM •acrlflce. LI 3-1520. ELECTRONIC WIRERS table., drapes, etc. CA s-isas. M Days Consecutive . .24c line 1933 MERCURY MONTEREY HARD- INSTRUCTION Sectiohals . 21c UN TOP. Merc-O-Matlc, radio, heater, ex- SOLDERERS N Days Consecutive ceptional condition. BH 7-44TC. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE- Living Rooms from 50 1-8 p.m. Yearly Contract Rates On Request MAND—Attend one night a week or 50 APARTMENT SIZE «frlg»rator with Many Employee Benefits Saturday morning commencing Octo- Bedroom Suites .—-from ber 28th. Enroll now PRospect 4-0303 freeier. $70; $sofa B8d. »$. Call Mlnlmam laserUoa laree Use. HOUSE TRAILERS Monmouth Radio Electronic! Institute Convertible Sleeper .... H 814 Cookman Ave. Asbury Park. Sigtt '«„' eVaSffyfedtt'ST ™".c^ i/ad^s," ent 1. reserve* FOR SALE OR RENT—1958, 40' Palace CALL SH 7-5100 '' trailer. Two bedrooms. See Mrs. And *T Tve" wUMnot' be resnoiulbl. for erron. unless they ar* detected .angen at Mlelevllle Trailer Park West MERCHANDISE WANTED l h n rveansburg or call TErace 0-2773. Atlc for Mr. Van Atta or apply in person *"°N, c ane"iaUon. »-m°S. ..copied or chante. mad. in advert!... MERCHANOISi THREE-ROOM OUTFITS from •aenU on* hour alter receipt at ollicc. [852 BPAKTANETTE TRAILER — 30', twin bedi, good condition. Quick lale. wood S-21SO 1975. OS 1-2437. FOR SALE S151 DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day lofor* Pyblicofloa 8. COINS - STAMPS — 1998 WESTWOOD 46x8'. Two bedroom. IMPLOYMENT SMM.OYMINT CLASSIFIED OISrLAI waaher, dryer, blinds, run. Reduced pay only $1.75 weekly I:M A. M. Bay Before rubUcalloa wlta proof two ears befor* pabll- his week only, $2,200. FR 8-4869. HELP WAOTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE HAMMOND eatlea. HOUBEWORKER, COOKING. Bm.ll MAN WITH CAR — Full time only. apartment, two adults. Eiperlenced 12.50 per hour and up. Call SH 11413 ORGAN STUDIO WILL TRADE STBAJT Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 10525 TRACTORS end references. Writ* "Cooking," Box far interview. of ASBURY PARK FIELD FURNITURE used air e0D '{ ellJ5j / Bit. Red Bank; r l 4 Catll ™ private telephone! ar. toll-fr.. to OS 1-KS25 from th. ft* $380' FOR REBUILT Gravely tractor WORKINO MANAGER wanted for Men- •ales — Ssnrtos — Instruction with snow plow. Phon* . HOUaBWORKBR— mouth County's ne«>at. most mod- RENTAL, PUAH ON ALL MODELS Thrift Warehouse OLD BRIC-A-BRAC. FR S4743. ' One day a weak. ern dry cleaning plant. Plant will be til 7-5120. completed In about four weeks. Prefer Open dally 'til • p.m. Sat. 'til 8:30 p.m. someone familiar In all phases ot dryCookman Ava.-Maln St.. Asbury Pars 22 E. Front Street ind any miscel Haaaa. Alls* NOT TO LATE to earn Christmas cleaning. Apply Mr. Gordon. Top Hat Sand, BH 14*33. and :" money. Part-time, three Bights per Cleaners, Route 39, Mlddletown. PR 5-9300 •OATS ft ACCBSSOR.ES week. 1-11. CA 2.ISM. Keyport, N. J. TWO DOLL CARRIAGES BALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE- 1 HOUSEKEEPER SLEEP IN eaperl- AUTOMOTIVE 3OME SEE the world ! finest boata enced with children. Must have ref- Natlonal company will train man COUNTY ORGAN & CO 4-3022 ANNOUNCEMENTS In New Jersey's largest showroom. erence!. Call SH 1-5510. wltu leadership qualities. Age 29-30. This DONATED PMNO (or It Jelm'S SUB- Buy now during our tremendous win* Is an outstanding oportunlty for man day School, Little Sllvar Will pay LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS ter savings event at A * B Boat TLEPHONE SOLICITORS. Homework' with vision. Earning of $10,000 up within PIANO COMPANY IPEN: Thurs. & Friday 'till 9:00.Ml of moving, contact Father A. A*. Bales. Authorised Mercury Ac Gale Buc- era. These areaa East Keansburg, two years. 1109 per week to start. Write lenboroagh. SH 7.QB78. ' DOO LOST—Black and arey male. An- 1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA IPOrt caneer Dealer, Hwy M. Beiford. KB Keansburg, Port Monmouth. Alao Red 'TRAINEE" Box 511. Red Bank. Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer coupe, fully equipped, low mileage. P.M, Monday thru Satur- ,,i,i to name of Mickey. ha« long 0*3838. Bank area from our office or at home. MAN — Stock work and delivery. Vl!lt our studio-showroom. See and leash attached. Little Silver Ucehae 407. New car demomtrator. Call Jot Formo SH 7-511B, hear the beauty of the CONN ORGAN. 3H1-3130. HRBB CABIN SKIFFS — Oood con- Apply In person, Carroll'! Sis 11 oners, day 'til 6:00 P.M. Call 8H 1-0616. Reward. dition. All 2C. One IN h.p. Chrl. HOUSEWIVES, who can not tccept 21 Broad St.. Red Bank. Then convince yourself that you can HIS AND UVBTOCK 1948 CHRYSLER, two-door. 80,000 origi- Craft. HI 3-1141. play In U minutes. LOST — COLLIE nine month* old, t-5 employment can still earn SM ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIAN — nal miles. Excellent transportation, to (SO a waek for three evening* work. Hwy. » SR T-SttB Mlddletown (hops SHIRTS _ .able. Mlddletown vicinity. OS 1-0238. •king $100. CA 2-2144. ' HOMF8ON. BARBOUR, Wood-] Familiar with electronic test equip- for every m.n on your Hit Fac Al MIDDLETOWN KENNELS Reward Flying Dutchman sail boau. I ment and procedures. Apply 'S-4:30. open 'ill S p. m. escept Saturday Time Payments. No Flaaaea Co, osT —PASSBOOK No. B 145SH. 1852 HUDSON HORNET. Hydroraatic. mere, Xvlnrude motors. Dockage$SS and DOMESTI« C HELP—In Red Buk home, Electnnlo Measurement! Co. Inc. ory outlet. Asbury Sportswear, come Finder please return to Monmouth four-door, two new tlrei. $129. C3all storage. H. J. Wilson Boat Works, 47» five day week, good aalary. Muit be Lewis St. «t Maple Ave.. Eatontown. Ihrewsbury A Patterson Av... Shrew.- XMAS LAY AWAY 8H 1-3484. Atlanllo Are.. Long Branch. CA MOM, •P1NBT PIANOS for rsnL rind out, pe- rary^ County national Bank. Red Bank. under 3A, have reference!. , On bus. CARPENTER fore your purchase It your child u Mlied pupplss .....^ ~ I*«"'J1J 948 DODGE PANEL TRUCK. Call sf WANTED— Ueed boau and motor.. WU1 line, oil SH 1-5921 betwen 1:30-1 CROSLY SHMjrVApORlV Mfrlsera Rln-Tin type Bheperdl $85 LOST — Passbook No. L 3262. Finder Experienced shake-shlngle man only. adaptable. Full allowance ol all rental tor. Like new. Call at Apple Ave. please return to Monmouth County er 5 p. m. • •. pick up. H. J. Wilson Boat Works. p.m. It possible. KB e-1352-R. , on purchase. Choice of S, makes. 12 Collies. sabU and whit* Jas. SH 7-3812 47* Atlantis Ave.. Long Branch. CA J. styles. Tuning Piano Co.. it Monmoutn Keanabun. Mrs. JeHerson. Cockers, all colors $39 Kallonal Bank. Little Silver. SXPERIKNCiCD SHIRT OPERATORg MARRIED MAN, wanted on dairy farm. Beagles »« • 39 955 STUpEBAKER four-door Cham- 2032. needed at once. Apply In person, St.. Red Bank. ^_ RTIFICIAL FIREPLACE — .,fro*n LOST — Paabook R 0319. Kinder please year round employment, vacations, holi- Must be able to operate milk ma- Cockers, partl-color —. ; $45 return to Monmoutn County National pion, six cylinder, dependable, econo* BAILFISH AND SUNF1SH—Authorized chines, drive tractor, fiood house pro' TYPEWRITERS. AODINO machines. stone, whit* mantel. Prlee $39. IllTerriers , •'—..- —..- $25 ilcal transportation. |42». SH 7-4273..' •ales. The Boat Center, 75 .Whit* at.. day* with pay. Leon'i Laundry, White vided. WEbsler 8 7551. Edward Klor All makes, new or used. Guaranteed. •4040. DaWishundiir black and tan .'.JM Bank, Red Bank. Red Bank. BH 1-0*84. at.. Red Bank. BUICK — 1959, LaSabre. Four-dooi dan. Windsor Farms, Farmlngdale.N.J. EasyJ terms. "Buy am when they fix NDERWOOD OFFICE typewriter. $4S Daehshunds. red ~~ $75 COOK — HOUSEKEEPER •em. ' Low as S2& Serpleo'i, 101 Mon- Pedigree baby carriage. $15: man I Housebroken Dobermin -~...... $39 •edan. S. S. Trim, only, 12,000 rhilea, USED BOATS MECHANIC OR MECHANIC'S helper. mouth 8t Next to theater. SH 7-048*. Like new. Power steering, extra- anow Reference!. 3:30 . S:30. Wanted by one of Monmouth County's. [ray wonted suit and tweed topcoat Housebroken Boier, whltr $25 PUBLIC NOTICES Ires. 12.550. OS 1.1557. 22' Owens 12000 RU 1.2321. WE ARE HARVESTING our finest ap- 8 ihort. each $10. SH 7-2478. Completely trained . $» )Z Owens ' 828OO largest foreign ear dealers. Good start- Houaebroken mlied J10 A 1951 FOUR-DOOR gray Chevrolet $895 OR LESS—Handling" only Fords, 23' Trojan Sedan, like new 13500 FEMALE AMEMBLERS for electronic ing salary and working conditions. For* ples. Selected Red Delicious. Golden IROWN COWHIDE SOFA and wlm •edan, ticense number FN8S60 parked Chevroleta. Levlne'e, Hwy. at, oppo* J5' Owens, like new M5OO equipment, light, interesting work. elgn car experience helpful but notSellelous. Btaymen Winesap. Macln- chair, French side table. Btorklin Free inoculation and worming. at the Slgraund Elmer Co. Sego Trad- It. Orend Union. KE S-S411. 30* Richardson $2800 Pleaasnt, congenial environment Ei- necessary. Apply at Continental Cars, oft. lfacouns. For eating and cook- crib, dropleaf table, chest of drawers, Alwayi opsn. Sunday's also. Inc.. It Wen Newman" Springs Road, Inc also R.I. areenlnga for pies. Buck- Ing Co. parklnit lot will be removed FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS perlence desirable. Apply M:30. .Elec- fire ensin*. wonder hone, and other OB 1-37*5 from lot If not claimed within 84 Hour!. 1959 BUICK SPECIAL convertible, black tronic Measurement! Co., Inc. LewU Red Bank. Un Fruit Farm and Nursery. Phalanx Items. BH 1-4SJJ. and red, red. leather seats with air Fair Haven . SH 7-3010 St., * Maple Are.. Eatontown. ' W., LlneroR. SH 1-oWO. Hwy. 38, seat to Klnney Bhoei. 25-YEAR COLLECTION Ifta. «90O. Call SH 1-895". LIFE INSURANCE CAREER with one UONEL TRAINS — Engines, cars. ON DISPLAY HOUBEKEBPER — Un IB. Hi days. of the largest life Insurance com* WOOD — Seasoned oak. fireplace, stove track and awtUhMkiBeta or tattvM DACHSHUND LONOHAIRBD PUPPlSI. Oriental Bugs—Porcelaini—Fumltur* IBM CADILLAC 62 toui-ooor aeaan, Two children la family. References nsnlee/Salsry while training. Call SH and furnace. McOulrea Market, m. ual. Oood condition, WH S-43M after 7 . Ten weeks. AKC reaUUraa. wormed power steering, power brakes. SI,- 1M0 Owens £ Trojan Crullers. Largeat required. Mra. Ruaaell, Sn !»» 7-4MS or SH 7-5008. 34. Celts Neck. WH «-i»JJ. Eveaiass, 295. KE 6-4387 after «:30- stock In N. J. Buy now on our Lay- JASED COLT percussion model 184 and InoeuteMa. SH MW8. PUBLIC AUCTION Away Plan for spring. Open Sunday. MATURE BABTB1TTER for evenings. CAKEBAKIR.WANTED apply In nenoi wk nm with jjvB, CUDDLBY Chrtalmas gin for 19S5 FORD CROWN VICTORIA—Radio, STARTENA BY TON S4.U 100 Iba. at pistol, complete and original with The Bam"* (moving to Florida) FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS Fair Haven realdant sr own car. Paris pastry Shop. 4» Broad It accessories, $175. Beautiful cased pe—r• your «hlld- Thr*« rnonlh eld ted. heater. WII6-4871. Very good con' BH 1-5070. Bed Bank. wars ' nous* awartieva, Heilev RB euaiton dueling pistol! oy*r 100 nanfemale, cocMr pup. AKO nalsured. lltlon. Fair Haven SH 7-9010 Udlng. • 19 Whlttier — Trenton, N. J. COOK (or luncheonette. No evenings YARD MAN. having aome construction old but in perfect condition, with ac- Brought up with children. Sw IBM. 950 DODCJE SEDAN, good transports- background. To deliver and maintain OMOUCNE BY TON M.4S 100 lbs. atceuorle.. $3S0. M»W other fin. antique or Sunday!. SH 7-2171 attar firearms for th* beginner or th* ad-RHODBBIAN RIDOEBACK—Handsome, tlon, latest inspection, mechanically • p.m. equlpmant Starting salary. SM. CA 2- warehouse. BwarUeri, Haslet RR ten-month old male. AKC. Obedience SAT., DEC. 5 sound,. needa paint, $70. LI ,2.1389. 2400. King Construction Corp. 400 Mor-ildlng. • vanced collector. Peraonallnd service, BUStNISS NOTICIS COOK — HOUSBWORKER for two ris Ave. Long Brsnch. Call for appointment at your conv.n- :ralned. Call evenings. OS 1-1M8, 9:30 A. M. 1953 FORD CUSTOMLINE — Two-door, adulta. Must be experienced eook and SALT HAY.F1NE j. Bit - "•" SMALL DErOSIT WILL hold lovable new tires' ami slipcovers. Radio, heat rUEU Oil. * HEATINO — Call »H do first floor houaework. .Llvet In. OwnCOLLECTORS — Full or part-time. collie pup for Christmas. Tris and r, defroster. KG 6-1489/ 1-4)810. Oil Delivery. Qic. Service * room bath. TV. SK 7-23*1) after 7 Current local account!. No selling. tEOULATION.SIZB PINO-PONO table blue, male. AT 1-2199. ~ (Rain or Shine) Sales. 3 Herbert SL, Red Bank. p. m. • car necesary. MI 2-3485. Very good condition. Walker-Turnei CHEVROLET, late 195VImpala •• Z200 1MT IS cu. ft. OE FRBEZER. !4" Jigsaw with stand, motor and ac-NINE-YEAR OLD chestnut mare, 15(4 Exhibit Friday 4th, 12-6 P.M. miles. Settle estate, SJUM) cash. SH 1*B. w. ROOFINO. caulking, and storm YOUNO LADY WANTED — For cot OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM with ovei Perfect condition. 192. :essorles. Simplicity roto-tlller like new, hands, very gentle, $200. Call SH 7- Mice dining, custom living and bed, dsmage repairs (•pedal six shingles metlc counter and drug afore. Apply 100,000 customer Hating haa opening BH 1-5118 ll SH t-4443. 27M. room «ets. Eight old ivory Immortals: SIMCA 1959 Super Deluxe. Brand new s leia Including vent and ehlmney :n person. Do not phone! Katain'a Drug far ambitious man to. cover local ter- COMPLETE KITCHEN SET-UP — 78" cloisonne; beautiful brass: antique condition. Only 2800 miles. Heater. caulking 112) 2* hour service. FR 8-SS21 Store. Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. ritory. Must be bondable and have car. double alnk, cabinets. Frlgidaire elec- 'HREE COMPLTE LIONEL 021 TWO FEMALE PUPPIES — Free to Imarl bowls and placques; Bibelot; Call Mr. Reid. FR 54701 to arrange trains. Four transformers, accessor good homtaf Small breed. Call defroster. White wall tires. 11,710. OB 1-TREES ANIND LARGE UMBS removed, SHIRT PRSSBERS, experienced. Apply tric stove, automatic, double oven. Cor* is, track, $79. SH 7-3819. rose medallion; fine Batsuma; Belleek; 1557. Utility, "flag afctenna pole* set and an interview. ner breakfast nook. Youngstown base SH 74809. -v Celadon china; old glass; tine CUlnese in person. Morey La Rue, Highway 31, 1958 PLYMOUTH two-door savoy, radio, framed. Full. y Insured. 8H 1-7M7 orEatontown. MEN — for Interesting permanent Civil cabinets 18". 34", 30"; wall cabinets CHILD'S NORTHLAND SKIS, polel, BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES, thraa week! embroideries; teakwood atands; rare CA t-UM. Service positions ss Psychiatric Aides. 18x3*. 34x30, 24x3«. Laty ausan corner. boot! site 2. Like new. $10 complete. old. Irish getter-Husky treed. Reason- lacquered inlaid cabinet; fln« room heater, automatic, 20,000 mltel. Leav* OENERAt* HOUBEWORKER. perma- All excellent condition. Call after S p.m. Ing country. I13O0. CO 4-4782. MOYAN-Oeneral sign, truck lettering Good starting lalary. Room and board 38 1-2976. able. OS 1-1022. »lze Chinese rugs; complete nouse- nent position In ranch house, no If desired. Paid vacations, sick leave, OS 1-0210. fjold! 1 A moat Interesting full day IBS! TWO-DOOR CHEVROLET' for little money, to yeara. experience. heavy laundry, plain cooking. Excellent and holidays. Pension, Blue Cross, and IIRL'B 28" BICYCLE — Remington AUSTRALIAN TERRIERS — small, •ale! ! Three I.B.M. electric type- 1100 IS N. Bridge Ave.. Red Bank. opportunity and pleaaant aurroundlng* Social Security coverage. Good oppor- TEN STORM AND SASH WINDOWS — Noiseless typewriter, coffee table, smart and budget priced. Reserve writers: metal files: new mink scarf; SH 1-18S8. IF YOU THINK TWICE, you'll get for nice person. Experienced. Sleep In. Any offer accepted. Must pick up. lewlng cabinet, child's chest of drawers, Christmas puppy now. Pleaaant BII- cameras; TV; 81nger tewing machine; Salary, tSO. RU 1-1301. tunity to learn and gain experience SH 7-3008 or CA 9-1917. ilectrlc .team radiator. AT 1-0358. tun Kennels, 1411 Doriett Dock IM.. washer; dryer; ping pong table; etc.I 1955 ENGLISH FORD ZEPHYR four- our price. Painting contractors. Hi In hospital work. Apply now: Personnel Point Pliaaant. TW a-0557. LESTER SLATOFF ACUTIONEER door aedan, rieatcr. new tlrei, red -U8S-W. EXPERIENCED WOMAN for restau- Office. N. J. State Hospital. Marlboro. COMPLETE HEATINO RYSTEM. Ca- IRL'S 28" English bicycle, like new; TRENTON leather upholstery. $795, no cash needed FOR TREE WORK. C*Q tree service. rant. High salary and pleasant work- pacity of six rooms, oil. asking 179, three-piece living room set; phono 1953 Ford Country Squire nlne-paaaen Topping, trlmnilng, removal. Call LI ing conditions. Apply in peraon only. good condition. Call for appointment be- Taph • radio. KE 8-0138. ger, radio, heater, automatic, white* M200 tor free .estimate. Full Insurance Perry's. 21 White St.. Red Bank. ord 8:30 a.m. or utter 6:30 p.m.. SH?REHOL1DAY FURNISHINGS—Wlird. MAL ISTAn FOR HINT walls. $595. no cash needed. Levlne coverage. HELP WANTED-Male-Female BB71. robes. $3.50. fireplace mantle. $29. Motors. 46 Oceanport Ave.. West Long THE JOAN CARROL Spin Dry washer, $59. night table APARTMENTS TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION Branch. CA 2-2468. FAINT1NO AND PAPERHANQ1NO. Free estimates given. HELP WANTED-MALE TEACHER FOR ORGAN or piano. COLONIAL HOUSE commodes. $4.75, upholstered chair DRIVE MY 1M Ch.vrolet ta „„ Part-time. Sales shtlity helpful. SH 7.Authentic reproductions of Early Amer< 12.50, 9x12 rug, $25, etc. RUIClll. 39 FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1. * and 1854 FORD TWO-DOOR SEDAN, all'' AT 1-3459 2S99 for appointment. lean Accessories tand gifts North of S bedrooms. Water, beat aupplled. wood. Florida around December tenlngblack with excellent whltewalls. !. Front St. $7» to 1100 monthly. CA 91M3. Call CA S-2737. Standaad transmission, very good eon' FREE TO HOME OWNERS — Esti- WANTED FULL TIME Real Kstate salesperson Asbury Circle. Wanamassa. OPEN mates on roofing, alterations, paint' EVENINGS. DEW FURNITURE BARGAINS—Knee- I>ADY DRIVING TO St. Peteraburg dltlon throughout. SH 7-2751. Active organization hole desk. S27.M: bookcases, tU.M; TWIN OABLES APARTMENTS three Ing, maaon work. For wet leaking eel 10 men between agea 20-35 to work Call CO 4-l»22 and four rooms, boat dock, elevator, January B* *ill take lany. $50 plus IS54 8TUDEBAKER — two-door, atlc lara we can guarantee a remedy. LO In recently opened factory branch. SCALES — American Scale Company nagaiine racks, 13.75; what-not shelves, own expenses. Write "ST. PETE." Boi ahlft, six cylinder, radio and heate*. e-1714. platform type, S'xl2', capacity 8 tons, 1S.75; breakfast sets, S49.95: mattreses, patio on river. SH 1.3388. No alack perloda or lay-otfi. These BEAL ESTATE SALESPERSON. Full 1100. Must be removed by buyer. Phone 2.90; utility cabinet!, S12.M. etc. Rua- HI, Red Bang. good rubber. Must sell by Friday, are permanent positions. time only. Real Estate experience not PORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms 1200 firm price. CA 2-9323. ' SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT—Reduce necessary, but must have selling bsek. Col. Orslnger. FR 8-1880. ells, 25 E. Front SL furnished. All ulllltlea. Adults' only. service charge! by bringing your ra- KE S-419S. TO SETTLE ESTATE — 1957 Dodge dio - or television aet In for repairs. SALARY $92 PER WEEK around. Harry A. Kearney * Co., Rout< FUR CAPE WILD'S SPRING Wonder Horse. Like AUTOMOTIVE Coronet fout'dooT. radVo and healer, A. C. Radio and Television Company. 35, Mldletown. OS 1-oaoo, aslc lor Mr. In good condition. new. Four-post bed. complete. Re ATTRACTIVE. CLEAN, on* or two pusi-button drive,'Ilk* new inside am Armand A. Crulpl. owner. 123 ahrtwa- CALL SH MOM Bova. 8H 1-4739. soluble. KE S-50S2. room furnished efficiency apartment. AUTOS AND TRUCKS out. »1350. 8H T-5926. bury Ave. 811 1-47M. DINING ROOM SET ARLY AMERICAN PINE — Cane Private kitchen, convenient location. 1958 CADILLAC — Locally owned ae- SPECIALISTS IN ROOM ADDITIONS REFRIGERATION MAN - Mult be In good condition.. rockers, caned chairs. Also reflnlih BH 1-B3S4. XIUABLE RATION CAR — Hill- experienced. Apply In person. Eaton' SH 1-4738 ig, repairing. Broken leg! our special. dan Devllle. with full power. Stop In AND GENERAL ALTERATIONS town TV. M Hwy. SB, Eatontown. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female FIVE-ROOM DUPLEX, cross ventila- man Mint. Radio and heater, and tee It. Maurice Schwartr. A Sons. Lowest Prlcea — Free Estimate! HOUSEHOLD FURNIBHINOB—Kitchen '. Leonardvtlle Antiques, *9 Leonard tion, newly decorated. tJH 1-4BTO. 141 YV. Front St.. Red Bank. BH 7-0787 QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. TV REPAIRMAN — Full or parirt-timet . BABYSITTINO. at your bom* or mine. set S10. lawn chnlrs S3. barbecue SI. He R OF THE JERSEY SHORE The Loveliest Gift Sweaters IN SANTA'S PACK! Lucky the Christmas Belle Who Receives One Of These Holiday Trimmed Beauties From Our Exciting Sweater Collection! 1498 (A) GOLD COIN CHARMER, • bulky knit Sweat, •r in 100% wool highly daeorative appliqued tree of coins with paarls in White or Black. IB) POODLE SWEATER, the pooch owner's de- light! A bulky orlon knit with cute poodle applU. Caldwell Washable quod on sweater. 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