14010 Fa* May, morrow. High bath daya, se. Far All Departmsata Lew tonight hibelb. See page J. Register An Independent Newspaper Under Same 'Ownership mr Since 1878 Ownership 4J Since 1878 Mailed Daltr. Monday throuch Friday, enured as Second elm Matter VOLUME 82. NO. 82 at tin Port Otllca at Red Bank. M. /.. under tht Act of March 3, 1879. RED BANK. N. J., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Pediatrics Ward Opens 17-Year-Old Threatens! January 11 Teacher With Pistol Riverview Hospital's 18-bed ped latrics ward will open for bus! ness Jan. 11. 9 An open bouse will be held Is Disarmed Saturday, Jan. 9. from 1 to 4 Planners Zoning p. m., James S. Parkes, presi- dent of the hospital's Board of By Brother Governors, said. The ward I. on the fifth floor Request Is Tabled ef the old building. The rooms In Classroom and former solarium have, been EATONTOWN—Borough Coun- MIDDLETOWN — A 17- converted to accommodate pa- cil last night tabled a Planning year-old high school senior, tients from Infant age to 12 years Board request to amend the zon- old. ing ordinance and permit indus- School angered at being ordered First Ward out of a history class yester- This will mark the first time try in the business zone along Rt. In Rivervlew's history that it has SB, from the traffic circle to West day morning, threatened had a pediatrics ward. The ward Long Branch. Budget a teacher with a loaded .32 will have its own kitchen. The Planning Board last Mon- caliber automatic pistol. Remodeling of the wing was day night voted to ask council to supported largely through funds make that provision of the re- The youth was disarmed by an donated by the Junior Service cently defeated zoning ordinance older brother, a member of tha League of Red Bank. Proceeds an amendment to the present or- Stands same class, before a shot waa from the league's annual "Fol- dinance adopted in 1934. RUMSON — A 1960-61 school fired. lies" went into the cost of con- The proposed amendment deals budget calling for $319,441 to be Capt. Raymond T. Walling, verting the floor into a pediatrics with a zone where the Radio collected in taxes was tentatively township juvenile officer, identi- ward. Corporation of America holds an adopted last night by the Board fied the boy as James Murphy, Miss Helen Reigelman will be option to purchase a 50-acre tract. of Education. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. In charge of the ward. Dr. Wil- Council adjourned last night's Of this amount, a figure of $281,- Murphy. East Rd., Belford. liam Healtley is the director. THl CHRISTMAS StTTIN*—Here's how Broad St., Red Bank, looking south from Front St., appear, now that the meeting until tonight but mem-407 will be submitted to the vot- Cap*. WalHag aald that at Murals on the walls In the ward Yulatide decorations are up. Added this year were 21 colorful sky I inert. The eost, met by the Community bers declined to say whether it ers for, approval In the February were painted by Mrs. Samuel L. is planned to act on the Planning school election. the teacher It bad a Phillips. Chamber of Commerce, amounts to about $5,000. More decorations are plannod to ba purchased next yaar. Board request at that time. with a round la the Would Sell Tract Same Aa Last Year the hammer ceckeaV Phillip L. Nadler, attorney, ap- This is tha same figure that aad the safety catch en. '•; Board Gets peared before council to ask if was voted on last February for The captain said the boy toM W. R. Platt could sell a portion the 1959-60 budget, Keyport Police Seek Approval is OK'd A $45,510 item of debt service him that he did not know that the of his tract at Wyckoff Rd. and gun was loaded. , • •" Early Yule Reynolds Dr., without violating is not voted .on by residents. This figure is for payment of bonds The weapon belonged to aa the subdivision ordinance. A uncle who was living with tha group of builders from Union and interest for school construc- $1,000 in Pay Presents On Four Variances tion debts. youth's family, Capt. Walling are prospective buyers, he stated. said. ' . V KEYPORT —Local police will RUMSON — Who says kids Four variance requests received The lawyer further asked that The total amount to be collect- ask the Mayor and Council for a don't like school? a favorable nod last night from ed in taxes is $668 less than last He aald that the incident" oc- Ask License the tract be rezoned to require curred about 8:30 a. m. .*' Santa Clous $1,000 pay raise at a conference Why. .last night Forrestdale the Red Bank Zoning Board of smaller lot sizes and that buil year's tax total. with the governing body Sunday, pupils gave' presents to the ders there be permitted to install The teacher. Jaeeafe D. M* The Register learned yesterday. Board of Education members Adjustments. Surplus ran, aald be ordered the yeatfaY Transfer To septic tanks rather than connect The board voted to appropriate Patrolman Donald Nuss, sec- — the very people who estab- One request was granted and to the sewerage system. from the class hacaasa ef ha*.' Plans Visit retary-treasurer of the Patrol- lish the number of days kids $15,555 from the surplus account men's Benevolent Association, three were recommended to the Mr. Nadler pointed out that to keep the budget'figure the have to go to school. Bamberger's since the subdivision had been Murphy went to the office at said that he has advised Mayor Besides the presents, the Borough Council for approval. same as last year. In Red Bank Norman J. Currie that council EATONTOWN — Borough filed and approved in April, 1954, State aid to education totals William K. MegUL principal, board members were treated to New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. Council last night scheduled • some months before passage of in turned ordered the has the authority to grant the cookies, coffee and Christmas $42,275. This is not included in home. •"* Santa Claus is coming to town. pay raise without having the —which has its main Red Bank public hearing Dec. 23 at 8 p. m. the 1954 boning ordinance, his the budget figure to be voted on carolsl . office on Broad St opposite Le- on a request to transfer a liquor Instead, the boy went back la The whiskered gentleman from question placed .on the ballot. Tha gifts, philodendron (See PLANNERS Pg. 2) in February. • He said state law provides that g p roy PI.—asked permission to es- license from Alexander' Ralph the classroom on the second the North Pole will arrive In plants, came encloseld d In woodd- and Jerry Primavera to R. H Salaries for teachera make up floor and waited outaida la the in cases where a referendum is en boxes with small doors on tablish a parking lot extending the major part of the 196041 bud- Red Bank Saturday. Dec. 19. at defeated, this can be done. Macy, Inc., Bamberger's. get. The figure for the 32 teach- hall. . .. hi the Armory on the sides. Each member alto to Hudson Ave. The Monmouth County Retail Pleads Guilty When Mr. Moraa noticed that 10:45 a. m.. Voters turned down a police received a small pastry, wrap- ers now employed, substitutes Chestnut St. rsise here last year. The company will buy property Liquor Stores Association pro- anticipated and four additional Murphy was, standing ped in cellophane. tested the transfer in a letter to cave out of the room and i Forsaking the reindeer and The local department has had Pupils in the seventh grade at 100 Hudson Ave. and convert In Red Bank teschers is $218,240, Last year's sleigh for more modern travel. no pay Increase since 1956, Mr. council signed.by J. Arthur Fell, figure waa $192,520. ed- tha boy to leave or be "would f Nuss pointed out. shop class made the boxes, it Into a parking lot for 131 ve do something about It." ••'• Santa will arrive in a fire en- .ErancisC Hockey, superinten- nicies. ~ : gine. Most officials agree that' the Mr. Fell appeared before the Murphy than pulled oat the 1958 salary referendum was. de- dent,. said. His wife plantep d the In recommending that the vari- body to ask that the public hear- A date for a public hearlni pistol and etattad 4» back Mr. The Red Bank Kiwanis Club feated because voters were in philodendronshildd , MMr . HockeHk y ance be granted, the board stip- ing; be delayed until January, FREEHOLD — Charles Vemon on the proposed budget was noi Moran into the rlaasroom. Is again sponsoring Mr. Claus' an "economy-minded" mood, due added. ulated that an area extending since the association's attorney Law, 33, of 340 West Front St., sat. Board President Elliot W. The visit. The armory will open at to the Sewer Authority issue. A 30-voice choir directed by back 30 feet from the curb must will be out of town et the time Red Bank pleaded guilty yester- Sparkea seat tha date would be a wad i 10 a. m. Mr. Nuss ssid that In a con Mrs. Edna Johnson sang five be planted with grass; suitable or the scheduled hearing. He wi day before County Judge John During the wait for Santa's ference yesterday with the may- Christmas carols before the told the association could request C Giordano to charges of break- Merritt Lane, determines gifts were presented. shrubs must be planted in the At this point, Thomas arrival, refreshments will be or. Mr. Currie was "shocked" to front and along the aides, and an adjournment at the time set ing and entering and petty lar- earliest allowable bearing time. 18, the older brother, got ap » served, the Monmouth Trail Rid learn that the local department During the business meeting, a 12-foot wide driveway con- ceny, Four additional teachers "for the board expressed its ap- The transferred license-would disarmed the boy. era will perform, bands from Red is $1,000 behind the average in structed. go to the Bamberger store now 'According to Assistant Prose- 1M0-61 were approved. He was then taken back to ttjjk preciation for the festivities. Francis E. Hockey, superinten- Bank and Red ' Bank Catholic 10 neighboring municipalities. Mildred Moore and Vivian under construction at the Mon}cutor John A. Petlllo, Law is ac- principal's office where the police High Schools will play, and a He aaid the mayor agreed to a Paulsen asked permission to have mouth Shopping Center, Rt..35. cused of breaking into the Com-dent, said one teacher would re- were called. magician will put on a ahow. raise for police as of Jan. 2, butP.O. Department professional offices use part of Plans filed with council call for munity Hardware Store, Mon- place George" Kelley as seventh He la being held la Candy and gifts will be dis- did not ngree to any specific Issues Warning Mid's beauty salon, 90 West a cocktail lounge and fora retail mouth St., Red Bank, on Nov. 28and eighth grade teacher. Mr. tributed after Santa Claus arrives amount. Front St., without requiring the package store in Bamberger's. and stealing $40 in cash. Kelley will devote full time ef JaveaHe at the Armory. The present pay scale for po- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Council learned at the same Law will be sentenced Dec. IS.teaching French. Extra-curricu- lice here is: Post Office Department caution- tenants to live on the premises. Paul F. Lefever, superinten- With Santa Claus leading the The board recommended approv- meeting that the Monmouth Con- Louis Lerner, Sr., S3. of 323 lar classes in French have been dent of schools, said thh e bob y hhadd way, a parade will leave the Chief. $5,170; captain. $4,870; ed Christmastime buyers today solidated Water Company had Liberty St., Long Branch, plead- well received In the school, this lieutenant, $4,670; pergeant, $4,- that some mail order advertise- al, but said only two tenants never been a "disciplinary pro- Armory, march to Monmouth would be allowed, and no use refused to grant its recent re- ed guilty to an accusation of pos-year. The other three teachera blem." •:; St., up to Broad St. and to the 470, and regular patrolmen, $4,- ments are fraudulent. sessing lottery slips. wiU be hired to provide three 270, plus a $300 per year bonus. "Christmas season is one time could be made of the third floor. quest to disclose the location of "The boy was goofing off in his ateps of St. James Grammar water shut-off valves in the bor- The prosecutor said that Ler- sections of grades 1 to 7, with school work," the superintendeat School. The average police wage scale of year when certain unscrup- Mrs. Violet Firth, 74 West ner was arrested Sept. 29 by four sections of the eighth grade. in the area, Mr. Nuss reported, ulousoperatorsof mail order busi- Front St.. asked that she be al- ough. Council had requested the said. , Dr. Sydney M. Kramer, Kiwan- lowed to lease part of her house information so that water could Chief of County Detectives John Kindergarten classes, which According to Mr. Lefever, the is: nesses trade on the good faith M. Gawler after Lerner threw spent the 1958-59 school year in ta president-elect, and a borough Chief, $6,600; captain, $6,100; of Americans." Postmaster Gen- for professional use without re- be turned off in an emergency. boy was failing in three sab- official will give the official wel- A letter from the water com- a bag out of his car on Belmont Fellowship Hall of the Rumson lieutenant, $5,850; sergeant, $5,- eral Arthuh E. Summerfield said quiring the tenant to live in the Ave., Long Branch. come and the Red Bank High 600, and regular patrolmen, $5,- in a statement. house. Mrs. Wirth said she will pany, signed by O. A. Newquist. Presbyterian Church, may be go- He also said the boy's parents School Choraleers will sing sev- 350. live in the house. manager, said that the valves Detective Gawler picked up theing there again in 1980-61. have been "most co-operativ4P* He cited dolls, advertised as bag. which contained number eral carols. The mayor was informed, Mr. the real thing, that turned out Mrs. Ethel Turner. 230 Pearl should be opened and closed by Ne Room in trying to solve the problem."- Raymond G. McCartney is In Nuss said, that without adequate experienced personnel, and that slips, the prosecutor said, and he The ever-Increasing school en- to be made of cardboard and St., was granted a variance to then picked up Lerner at his Li- Capt. Walling aaid the youfl charge of the visit. Other com- raises, several members of the low-priced gimmicks, including enclose her front porch. En- if they were shut off by people rollment will put alt 25 rooms had no record of being In trou- mittee members are Ralph H. 10-man department may be not familiar with the system, berty St. residence. At Lerner's In the Forrestdale school to use Christmas tree ornaments and closing the porch would bring home police found $1,800. ble with authorities before aad Belknap, Francis J. Bolduc, Wil forced to resign for better-paying various types of toys that he her house closer to the center damage to machinery and othe for grades 1 to 8. This means had not been mixed up with tha lard Browning, Fred Seldenzahl Jobs elsewhere, to support their said have been fraudulently ad- line of the street than the 40 property might result. Mr. Petillo said that while pot no room for the kindergarten "wron" g crowd.d" and Edward W. Carroll. families. vertised in past years. feet set up in the zoning code. For these and other reasons. ice were at Lerner's home, Mrs classes. The board included $4,- Mr. Newquist said, the request Josephine Chandler of Lakewood 000 in Its 196041 budget for rent- could not be granted. Council stopped in and number slips were al of rooms outside school for the agreed on hia suggestion, to ar- found on her. Her case is still kindergarten. range a meeting with him. pending before tha grand Jury, School enrollment stands at ON President Asks 'Controlled*Disarmament The resignation of Ira A. Wol- Lerner, who waa represented The seventh grade has 108 pupils. NEW DELHI (AP)—President ing over world problems with Elsenhower told the legislators and happy, replied smilingly that cott from the Zoning Board of by Joseph MatUce of Asbury No grade has fewer than 66 Mr. Lefever termed Mr. Moraa Elsenhower said today the United Prime Minister Nehru for more he came before them "represent- he had a fine night's sleep. An Adjustment was received. Park, will be sentenced Dec IS. pupils. a "good teacher" who was doing Stages Is committed to a cease- than four hours. There was little ing a nation that wants not an aide said the President got a a "first rate job." less search for genuine disarma- question that Red China was a acre of other people's land, that tremendous lift from the tumul- "I have every confidence la ment, but "weakness in arms of- key topic. seeks no control of another peo- tuous welcome he received on Mr. Moran's ability to ma .a ten invites aggression or subver- In his address, Eisenhower ple's government." his arrivat yesterday from Af- class," he added. sion or externally manipulated made no direct mention of Neh- "I come here as a friend ef ghanistan. Mr. Moran had been a teacher revolution." ru's troubles with the Pel ping India speaking for 180 million Eisenhower and Nehru talked hi the system for seven years. ", regime over disputed border ter- friends," he said. an hour at Eisenhower's suite in Mr. Lefever noted that thjkl "Controlled universal disarma- ritory. But he said the United Eisenhower's speech was the ment Is the Imperative of our the mansion. Then they moved to was the first such incident wbafe States has built up adequate arm- high point of a crowded day, Nehru's home for lunch and a a teacher was threatened ia ate time." Elsenhower told India's ed forces and added: the first full day of his five-day continuation of the discussion. Parliament In what was proba- "They serve not only for our- history of the school system. "> good will visit to India. Nehru was among the rapt lis- The boy had been a Studeit bly the moat Important speech self but our friends and allies He started off by laying a teners ss Elsenhower spoke from who, like us, have perceived this here for three yean. •$ of Ms 22,000-mile peace Journey. wreath at the Rajghat shrine to the stsge In the cream-colored His family moved here fiafe <*£» demand for K by the danger. They so serve for defen- Mohandas K. Gandhi, the Indian Parliament building. sive purposes only." Newark, where the boy at independence leader assassinated "I bring to this nation of 400 St. Michaels High School. chief cancers Is the isag te> The danger Eisenhower had Inby a Hindu fanatic Jan. 30, 1948.million the assurance from my tore ef themselves and their mind was clearly that posed by A crowd of 3,000 cheered him. own people that they feel the cMMraa win, I nope, become International communism. He Aa ether dlstlagulshed for- welfare of America Is bound up ae universal aad Insistent that said a long scries of harsh eign visitors have done, the INDEX a* man, a* government can with the welfare of India," Els alarms had caused anxiety and President then planted a tree enhowor said. "America shares Amusements withstand It." suffering in tho past decade. an the grounds ef the shrine, The President, still exhilarated with India a deep desire to live Births "These alarms Invariably the site en the Jumna River In freedom, human dignity and Jim Blahea „ ' \ by India's cotossal welcome, ad- had their source In the aggres- where Gandhi's body was cre- peace with Justice." dressed 600 members of Parlla sive Intentions of an alien phi- mated. The tree waa a seven- Ho Implied that the United Hal Beyle 1"". IS ment In Joint session after talk- losophy hacked by great mili- foot American magnolia. States will continue economic aid Bridge £ Sale-Sale-Sale tary might," he said. "Faced Eisenhower used the shovel programs aimed at helping Neh- Classified Z7'i Going out of business. New stock with thla fact, we In America enthusiastically. ru's government with its devel- ladles apparel at cost and below. have felt It necessary te make "That's one thing f like to do,"opment schemes. Comics | Carolina Shop, 74 Broad St. cor- clear our own determination to he said. Ha said the United Slates "Is Cresswerd Putsle !« ner Monmouth, Red Bank.—Ad- reslat aggression through the Chered by throngs along the a nation which shares Its sub- Bdltorlala „.__!! J vertisement. provision of adequate armed streets, he returned to the 340- stance In assisting toward the HorMeck _.. a farce*." room red sandstone mansion of Kilty Kelly _'™"si Continuous Dividends achievement of mankind's Obituaries ..„ Z*t Paid ainca 18S7, Present rate In an Indirect slam at com- India's President Rajendra Pra eternal aspirations for munism, Elsenhower said Anioil sad, who Is his host. He had tea Sylvia Porter % S'/}%. Red Bank Savings and peace and freedom." Radlo-Televlslon ].""' sj Loan, 10 Brand St., Red Dank.— cans and Indians think alike bo- with Prasad beneath a blue and Americans have been com Advertisement. cause "you nnd wo never bnnst white canopy In tho prosldont'i mltted to a ncvcr-cncilnR battle COURTISY PAYS—Edward Webb, left, of 36 Trafford St., Shrewtbury, yottcrday Social ,„ 1441 that ours Is the only wny," mni;nlficcnt Kiirdon. BKnlnst political MibjuRntion, rn found out that courtesy not only It contaglout, but rewarding. Ha it receiving two George Sokolsky '.'."...»" • ChrlitmiiH Sports 15,000, your choice, $1. lluhn's, "iJoth nre conscious of our Then ho welcomed Nehru for clai Incqunllty nnd economic nils eardt from Rlgaud B. Paino, manager of the Molly Pitcher Hotel, for a froo dinner P. St., Bolmnr.—Advertisement. wenkno«» mid fnlllriKs," ho unlit, I ho start of their tnlkfl, cry, ho told tlin Indians. Amy Vandcrblll "We both seek thn Improvement "Good morning, sir," KIMMI- "In my country through ul in the hotol. At right it Terry Cottollo, 10, of 152 Oxford Ave., Fair Havon, vwhote W. S. Whllv R-'ahrs nnd betterment or nil mir cltl- hower Ktilil, slinking hands with moat 200 yuan our most revt-nji plcturo appoan on tafoty pottort distributed by tho Red Bank Community Cham- Notice Plan to huvu your Now Ycnr'N /(•UN by nsmirliiK tliul I he uliile tho prlmo minister. lenders liavo exhorted us to nlve bor of Commerce. Mr. Webb'i award camo aftor hit namo wai submitted by a Rod I wll not be responsible for aift Eve pnrty or your Now Yonr'B will servo uml not master Its "Uld you rest well?" Nehru of our lives nnd our fortune* ilrbu other tlimt contracted by Day dinner At Llnlirs, lll«lilnml«. own people, or any other pco nski'd, to tho vamiulthmcnt of these Bank policeman for a eourtoout act. Mr. Wobb ttoppod hit car Utt Thuriday to lot myself. " —Advertisement, plo." liliunhowcr, looking chipper (See PRESIDENT P«. 2) a woman pull her auto out of a parking place on Broad St. DiinM J. Jlunnino ,* 12 Tllton Ave, Red UanH* I •Ailvcrtlnement, 1—TJrarwIay. Dec. TO, 1959 IIED BANK REGISTER Planner* ' (Continued) St§elworkers Request Pay client could theoretically disre- gard the ordinance. OBITUARIES B<* Made Retroactive His client has no desire to do that however, he said but would MRS; HOWELL BROWN prefer to come to some agree- FRANK HOWER .WASHINGTON (AP) — The NAVESINK — .Frank Hower, WEST LOW BRANCH — Mrs. stcelwbrkers union asked the in- ment with the borough on th9|e, of Monsnouth Ave., died, Mon- Florence A."\ Brown, 83, of 857 dtlstrji today to make strike sct- Profit Taking matter of improvements, and onday after a long illness.' Mr. Broadway. - died in Mori mouth tlefiaes)t terms retroactive and to the question Of the sale of a porHower- , husband, of the late Ida Medical Center Tuesday after'a pagCfefore Christmas a cost of tion of the tract. Mae' Stearns Hower, was born in Trims Stock Borough attorney Henry Sating long illness. ' '. • • I wage increase expected Long Branch. He lived in NaVe; - She was bora in. Long' Branch, was instructed to study the Nad-slnk from infancy. daughter of the tate, Paul and i ^nterim agreement to that Price Gains ler questions. He: waa' a retired mason con-, Sophie DameU, and was a mem- effect now "would contribute to NEW YORK (AP) — The stock Seek Approval tractor. An exempt fireman, he ber of St. Luke's Methodist the collective bargaining climate market failed to hold a slight Council heard a request that it was one of the oldest members of Church, Long Branch. of the final settlement." president aoprove the parking provisions at the Nayeaink Fire Company. early gain yesterday and slipped the new A&P building on Rt. 35, Surviving are her husband, David J. McDonald said in a let-lower on profit-taking. Trading Surviving are.three daughters, Howell Brown; a son, James H. ter to heads of the various com- so an occupancy permit can beMrs. - Josephine Evans and Mrs. was fairly active. granted. The variance granted for Brown, this place; a daughter, panies. Prices of blue chips which Lillian Welsh of Naveslnk, and Mrs. Otie Olson, and two sisters, He made the letter public as the super-market requires coun- Mrs. Pauline Schooley of Wilm- surged ahead Tuesday were clip- cil approval of parking facilities. Mrs. Martha Neitchman and union and company negotiators ped by fractions to a point or eUe, III.; a granddaughter, Mrs. Miss Edna DameU, all of Long were summoned to another joint more. Council agreed to act as soon asMae duncan. of Red Bank; one afternoon meeting with federal it has seen plans for the lot. The Branch, and,three grandchildren. Some of the high-flying elec- great-grandson, and two broth- The funeral will be held Satur- mediators. tronics issues lost 4 or 5 points. market is slated to open this ers; Louis Hower of Rumson and Ne Comment month. Harry Hower of Orange. day, at 11 a. m., in the Woolley Somethin Quoted values of stocks listed Council granted a permit to Funeral Home, Long Branch. There was no immediate com- on the New York Stock Exchange The funeral will be tomorrow ment from industry sources. James Reynolds and Arthur Mil-at II a.m. from the late residenceRev. James McGowan, pastor of were shorn to the tune of about ler to remove rubbish and gar- SJU Luke's Church, will officiate. , McDonald asked that whatever l'/i-billion dolars, based on the with Rev. Charles' P. Johnson of aettlffient terras are agreed to bage from the Eatontown AftP. All Saints Episcopal Church of- Burial will b* to Green Lawn fall in the Associated Press aver- Alex Koieda, representing the Cemetery. be'made retroactive to Nov. 7ag, e — not bad in view of the ficiating. Burial will be in All when a Taft-Hartley Law injunc- Heritage Corp., builders, com- Saints Cemetery. Fire company tion sent the men back to work estimated 3%-billion dollar gain plained to council that Husky MRS. MARY ROSKAZ of Tuesday. services, will be conducted at after a 116-day strike. Brook is washing away land be- the residence tonight at B o'clock. EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. Contending the men have help- Of 1,258 issues traded, 704 de- longing to the corporation. Mary .Roskaz, 70, of 70 Kentucky ed the industry, return to quick clined and 352 advanced. There "The county did a fine job of MRS. MARION U. RECK Ave., died yesterday in Mon- production, he said "We trust were 21 new highs for the year PRESIDENT AND MONARCH—Afghanistan's King Mo- dredging the brook," Mr. Koleda and 23 new lows. hammed Zahir salutes while President Eisenhower stands LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Marmout- h Medical Center. that the industry does not wish said, "but now, with all the water ion U. Beck. 74, of 465 Hampton Born in Poland, Mrs. Roskaz to reap the sole benefit of this Volume was 3,430,000 shares with bared head during playing of national anthems fol- from the shopipng center, water Ave., died yesterday in the-West- had lived in this country 94 years period of enforced production." compared with 3,870,000 Tuesday. is coming through there too fast, lowing Ike's arrival at Kabul airport for a brief visit. and we're losing land." wood Hall Nursing Home. and in this area eight years. She The contract which expired last NEW YORK (AP) — Yester- She was born in Long. Branch was a member of St. Catherine's June 30 provided for cost of liv-day's closing stocks: After a stop of nearly six hours, trie Chief Executive and Councilman Leon B. Smock, Jr., ing adjustments as of each July his party flew on to New Delhi, India. said he wc-ild call the county and was the daughter of the lateCatholic Church. ACP I nil *B'.i l-T.E Ckt Brk 42 Harry and Sarah Agnes Lane I and Jan. 1 and McDonald said Adams. E* 27 M Johns Man SI agent and biuig the complaint to She Is survived by a son, Wil- Air Rectuc 82 Jones &. 1> . (AP Photo by radio from New Delhi) Lippincott. She waa a lifelong liam, Roakas of East Hanover; that fnder the court order, terms Allei Cp "1314 Joy Mt« 43 ii his attention. of (hat contract remain in effect. Allef L.ud 55 Kaiser Al 4BH Parking Pretest Long Branch resident and watws o daughters, Mrs. Peter Oliva Allied Ch 122 KennecoLt 94 'A failed to take action after he a retired seamstress. of Toms River and Mrs. Howard No Indication Allied Sirs S> Koppera 46 Edwin M. Tate, of the Tate Aim Chal Krcsge, 83 knew that police Capt. Chris Mrs. Beck was a member of Hopf of this place, and nine The January adjustment would Alcoa 104 Lehigli CAN New Jersey Garden Center, Rt. 35, com- Am AltUn Gleitsmann drove to Binghamton, Long Branch chapter. Order of grandchildren. be based on the November living 24*54 I-«h Port C 30 VL plained to council about what he Am Brk Sll £4 Leh Val Ind2V4 N. Y., in October, 1956, to inter- Eastern Star, and the Charity The funeral will be held Sat- cost "figures due about Dec. 21A,m Can .43 Leh Val RH 7 called illegal parking at the Ben- McDonald said. A wage increase Am Cyan Si Lol Glass News Briefs cede for a Brooklyn mobster dix Aviation Corp. plant across Court, Order or Amaranth, Redurday at 8:30 a. m. from Ryan Am M A F< Lib McS fc L. of several cents an hour may beAm Motors LI Kg ft My charged in a traffic offense. De- Bank. Funeral Home to St. Catherine's Am smell the highway from his shop. Cars indicated. The industry has not «93t Lioew'a inc PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A jury fense Attorney Maurice M Surviving Is a sister, Mrs; Em- Catholic Church, • where Rev. Am std „ , Lukcns Stl last night convicted a Fort Dix, Krivit told the jury that what- parked along the highway, rather indicated whether it considers Am Tel £ Tel 76»i Mack Trk than on the plant parking lot, hema E. Kidd of Asbury Park; Thaddeus J. Wojciehowskl will Am Vlacoaa 46>4 Martin Co soldier of 14 indictments in theever Gleitsmann did, he did with- offer a high requiem mass at 9 that part of the contract still in Amp luc S43: ilerck said, cause dust and trash to The funeral will be held to- Mo Pac A 80 Vi slashing and molesting of nine out Modarelli's knowledge. The o'clock. Burial will be in Gate MEN'S effect. Anaconda 63',i Monter OH 44 H blow into his shop and, when they morrow at 10 a. m. in the John Amrco flu 7&hk Mont Ward •23 children. Pvt. Elmer D. Regis- trial opened Monday before Hud- W. Flock Funeral Home, with of Heaven Cemetery, Hanover. McDonald proposed that the ad- Armour & Co .16 "i Nat Blsc 5O'.i ter, 19, a Philadelphia Negro, son County Judge Furman W. back out into the highway, cause justment be made effective "asArm it cit «T Nut Dairy 52»(, traffic snarls. Rev. James S. McGowan, pastor Aahl Oil 23 Nat DlRtlll 4V however, was acquitted of 20Reeves, but it took until noon of St. Luke's Methodist Church, MRS. HARRY WALLING .. soon as the November index is Atchtaon 2BU Nat oypa other similar charges by the jury yesterday to select the jury. "This has been going on for announced, which hopefully will Atl Rerin «2 Nat Steel 65 H officiating. Cremation will follow 1 Avco Corp 15 BT of nine women and three men. nine months," Mr. Tate said, MATAWAN ~ Mrs. Mary A. be ia. time for Christmas/' NY Central "and I haven't been able to getin Rose Hill Crematory. ' Walling; 7C< died. Wednesday Nim Bald Una Nla. M Pw Eight-year-old Debbie Poison, BALTIMORE (AP) — The Reject MltcheU Plaa Bait * Oh •II*. No Am Av the police to do anything about morning at her home, 289 Main Bayuk cic who was slashed across the face Food and Drug Administration ' The industry meantime turned Bendlx Av Nor Pac 5 it. MRS. ANNA D'AMEUO Nwat Alrlln with a knife outside her home, today seized 5» cases of cran- down a suggestion by Secretary Beth Steel Ohio oi; identified Register at the trial "There are so many cars but PARLIN—Mrs. Anna D'Amello, Mrs. Walling was the daughter of Labor James P. Mitchell that Boelnc Air s* Oliver cr» berry sauce which were shipped Borden S5 as her attacker. there along the highway that the 80, of 11 Amherst St. died in heorf the late William and Lydia Borit Warn Outb Mar JIJt into Baltimore from Brldgeton, outsider1 s be invited to recom- 33 Owens 111 Gl 98 other day a lady came into my home Monday after a long ill Hampton Applegate. mend a solution in the dispute. Buckeye PI BO Pan A w Air 22321 N. J. U.S. Marshals pasted Bucy Erie 47 Param Plct 4.ri>i place and asked me where to find ness. Surviving are her husband, The secretary had proposed Budd Co 32 'A Penney, Jc 122" ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — A notices on the cases at a ware- the office for the used car lot BUlOVK. Pa Pw & IA 26 house after the FDA alleged la She was born in Italy, andHarry Walling; a brother, George Monday that the strike issues be Burl Ind Rutgers University fruit expert across the street." came to this country in 1900. put up to a fact-finding board or-!ase, JI Pa RR lgu has warned New Jersey farm- a federal court petition that the T. Applegate. of Fords; two sis- later Trad hi1 EI shipment was Uinted with Councilman Herbert Werner She moved here five months agoters, Mrs. Edith R. Tierney and to the Federal Mediation and Con- Jelanese ers against using chemicals to told Mr. Tate that the cars are from Springfield. ciliation Service for a suggested Che> * Oh r -. thin peach trees, lest they fall aminotriazofe, a cancer-pro- Mrs. Mildred Olson, both here. ~!hry»ler Phill Pet 47U not illegally parked, since they Surviving are tw.o sons, Pat solution, or to binding arbitration Jltlea five PiPubllct Steek l Ind 22'»»i into the same circumstances ducing weed killer. An inspec- Services will be held Saturday CO1« Palm PuPullmab Svn E*Q 36«i tor said the seizure was theare more than 18 feet off thrice k D'Amelio of Orange, and at 11 a. m. in the C. H. T. Clay- agreement. Colum ou 39% Pure Oil 38»i that are now causing cranberry Coral 8olv RCA 7114 growers trouble. Lloyd Mltter- first ia Baltimore sinee the gov- highway. However, he said he Julius D'Amelio of West Long tor, and Son Funeral Home, Adel- The~ union agreed to either Can Kdla 16'* Reading Co 17S ernment issued a warning last felt the complaint is a valid one Branch; four daughters,. Mrs. phia, with Rev. Charles Neff of method of outsider recommenda- Cont Can Repub atl , 76 vs llng spoke te the 85th annual Cant Mot *•?? •R«yn Met 63 M meeting of the New Jersey month about Uinted cranber- and he will take it up with Ben- -ouis Monetti of Union. Mrs. Old Tennent Church officiating. tions, but opposed arbitration. Corn Prl Key Tob 61 14 Carmine Gregorace of Cranford, : Crown Zell Rob Fulton 58 State Horticultural Society yes- ries. dix officials. Burial will be in Old Tennent ' - Inflation Hit Cruo 8tl 54 St Jos Lead 32 V terday. Peach (roes are thinned Mrs. John Forgino of Springfield Cemetery. " R. Conrad Cooper, head of theCurtlis Wr ' St Ren Pap S5.1S and Mrs. Edward Patterson of Del * Huil 31Vj Sears Roeb 41 It to promote larger aad more, NEW YORK (AP) — James Meet" negotiators, said third par-Del I. * W Sinclair 61 it President this place; two sisters;-Mrs. Car- ty intervention in past steel dis- DOUB Alrc SH Shell oil 77 wholesome fruit. This has been F. Moore, 35, mayor of Secau- MRS. MAftjr'sf; KARDOS Dow Chem Smith, AO 5111 done by hand, but recently, mela Cervone of Springfield, putes always has produced "a Socony 41: cus, N. J., suffered a chest in- (Continued) Mass., and Mrs. Filemena Conte Miss Mary B. Kardos, 87, of Du Pont Sou Pac 2P: chemicals have been introduced evils, and in this effort for the highly inflationary result" and the nuq Lt 2..3. ». 1 Sou Ry 52 jury and his companion, Lucille in Italy; 12 grandchildren, and 195 Broad St., Red Bank, died industry is. unwilling to have it East Kod lOT'i I Sperry Rd '•' ;6 on the market for this purpose. Hague, of 19 Beach St., Jersey good of all our peoples we shall yesterday in,Shrewsbury Manor End John 34'i 1 Std Branil,;, 35s The thinners show promise, four great-grandchildren. . , • happen again. Erie RR — Std Oil Caf • 4Si City, suffered serious head in- not tire or desist." {tuning Home, Shrewsbury, af- Firestone tat Std Oil N J '49-1 said Mltterling, but he sug-juries today when the car inThe President praised India as A requiem mass was offered ter a long illness. Steel-labor settlements in reFor- d Mot 83 H Stml Pack 2t' gested limited use of them for this morning in St. Michael's cent years have been followed by O«n Accept IT'.V Texaco • ! sas writehr they were riding struck a nation which speaks with pow< • She was born In. Hungary; and Gen Clear Tex Q' Prwi ' 32* now. • , ' a retaining wall on the elevated Catholic Church, Cranford. The steel price increases. ' Oen Djmarn «.9'l Textron *>\\ erful conviction and whose voice Haeberle and Barth Colonial had lived in Red Bank 25 years. Cooper said "Certainly, it canOen Slec Tidewat Oil 24% West Side ' Highway. The twios heard with respect. Her husband, George Kardos, Oen Pds 103'1 Transamer 3(1 HACKENSACK (AP) — Sidney were-taken to Beekman Down- Home, Union, was in charge of hardly be denied that the comse- n Votori B2V, Vn Carbldo J44 He recalled that 10 years had arrangements. died several years ago. , panies have reached the vary out- o«n Pub tit 13 « Un Pac '31 B. Hertzel, assistant superin- town Hospital. Moore was atpasse- d since Nehru became O Tel * XI Unit Alrc ,43 tempting to exit at Canal St., Surviving are a son. Henry er:nmiU of what might cooceiv. Qlen Aid United Cp 7» tendent of weights 'and measures, prime minister and said India 1 Goodrich 19 '* UB Llnea 28' has been suspended from his jobwhen he lost control, police said. CHARLES G, WORTHINGTON Kardos of Riverdale, N. Y.; a •bly be a non-inflationary offer. Ooodyear U8 Plywd 4.1. stands as a triumph in the world SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — daughter. Miss Teresa Kardos, ! He 'declined further comment lit A i P US Rub K51 by the Bergen County Board of today. ' Qt No Ry 50 71 US Smelt "9' Freeholders for allegedly accept- Charles G. Worthington. 76, owitf h whom she lived, and a sis- whea>aaked if ha meant the inGreyhound Us Steel 1001 WEATHER "India has paced and Inspired dustry hat reached the limit of auit on 109* Van Al St! 44 < ing meat from a supermarket. men on other continents. Let any-621 Wall Rd. died in hi* home ter, Mrs. Kate Estok of Trenton. Hammer Pan Walworth I3» Freeholder John K. Pollttt said Fair today, tonight and Fri- Tuesday after a long illness. The funeral will be held Sat- labor concessions without boosting Here Pdr 70 Warn B Pic 43> day with little day-to-day tem- one take a map of the earth Steel prices. ni cent 44 W Penn El 36>i Hertzel admitted accepting the He. was born at Lake Como, urday at 10 a. m. In the Worden Int Bus Mch «n West Un Tel 47'meat and called the action "con perature change. High today and place on it a flag wherever son of the late Robert M. and j Renewal of Strikes? Int Harv 4f> We««r El 1M political subjection has ended, Funeral Home, Red Bank. Rev. rnt Nick in* lVlilto Hint -"• duct unbecoming a civil service 43 to 50 Low tonight ranging Isabel Bennett Worthington. He Roger J. Squire, pastor of the Renewal of the strike is threat- Int Paper 'i I Woolworth B1« from 3e to 35 In coastal areas racial prejudice been reduced, ,lnt Tel * Tel I Yns« Sh * T 133 employee." Kernel earned an an- lived in this area most of hisRed Bank Methodist Church, will ened when a Taft-Hartley injunc- t nual salary of $5,060.- to the 2fs Inland. High Fri- economic misery at least partial- tion expires Jan. 26. ly relieved—in the past 10 years. life. officiate. Burial will be in New day about SO degrees. Winds Surviving are his wife, Mrs. York Bay Cemetery, Jersey City. The industry is clinging to its Ike Sidelights LAKEHURST (AP)—State po- westerly at 13 to 20 M. P. H.He will find evidence in the clus- Rae Coleman Worthington; a son, offer of a three-year contract with lice are going to take blood- today, diminishing to 10 to ISter of these flags that the 10Robert M. Worthington of this O'MALLEY INFANT benefit* it values at 30 cents an NEW DELHI (AP) - One In- M. P. H. tonight and becoming years past may well have been hour and the union values at 24 hounds into a marshy hunting place; two daughters, Mrs. C.BELFORD—The infant-son of!] dian family considers President ground today to search for asouthwesterly at about 15 the 10 most fruitful In the ageCarrol- l Green of Long Branch cents. The union wants 22J4 cents Eisenhower an incarnation of M. P. H. Friday. Outlook: old fight against . . . evils. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. O'Mal-li hourly gains over 20 months. missing deer hunter. But he may and Mrs. Herbert Waldeyer of ley, 3S3 Central PI., died yester-1 Vishnu, a benevolent God shar-not be in the woods at all. Jos-Mostly fair and little tempera- He called for safeguarded Neptune City; three sisters. Mrs.day in Perth Amboy General There also te disagreement over ing worship in the Hindu trinity ture change Saturday and Sun- disarmament to prevent the work rules. eph Slocum, 22, of 491 South Earl Stines and Mra. Charles P. Hospital. ' with Brahma, the creator, and Pine St.. South Amboy, has been day. world from "stumbling from Robinson, both of West Belmar Steelworken averaged 93.11 Shiva, the destroyer. missing since he went hunting crisis la one place to crisis In Surviving are two sisters, Su-M hourly before the strike. and Mrs. Lester F. Rice, Sr. san and Colleen O'Malley, and A 70-year-old grandmother Monday with two friends. He NOTRE DAME COMMUNION another ... forever fearful this place; three grandchildren named Kanthi gave her reasons that Inevitably some aggression a brother, James O'Malley, all became separated from them PLAINFIELD — The Notre and five great-grandchildren. at home, and the paternal grand- from her seat in a bullock cart: and they said they heard three Dame Club of Central New Jer-will blaze Into global war." The Robert C. Neary Funeral 1. Eisenhower, like Vishnu, has shots shortly afterwards. Committing the United States parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Egg Market sey will hold its annual Univer- Home, Manasquan, Is in charge O'Malley or Pittsfield, Mass. | the might to destroy the world to the disarmament search, the of arrangements. - NEW YORK (AP)—(USDA)- by a mere wish, but keeps it sal Notre Dame Communion President said: Day Funeral Home, Keyport.f Wholesale egg offerings liberal. in check as a final defense ANNANDALE (AP>-A farm- Sunday at St. Mary's Church, is in charge of arrangements. Demand fair yesterday. Receipts er identified a man out of a here, Sunday, at the 8 a. m. "In the name of humanity cap SCHNEIDER FUNERAL 12.500. igainst evil. lineup yesterday a* the hunter mass. A breakfast will follow at we not join in a five-year or Funeral services were held 2. Like Vishnu he is a great who fired point blank at him 50-year plan against mistrust yesterday in the John E. Day (Wholesale selling prices based benefactor—"Did he not send us the Park Hotel. Plainfield. Anti-American on exchangs and other volume when the former asked te see Judge Henry W. Clement, and misgivings and fixation on Funeral Home. Red Bank, for Hies.) tipMM when we needed it andhis hunting license. The farm- Plainfield, of the class of 1931th, e wrongs of the past? Can wRobere t L. Schneider, 33, of 33Rally Collapses •..P.M , build us dams?" er. Fred C. Fett. SI, was hit not apply ourselves to the re- New York spot quotations fol- Kanthi's daughter, Shanthu, will be principal speaker. Bayshore Dr., Atlantic High- low: twice in the face by buckshot. moval or reduction of the causes lands, who died Saturday in TOKYO (AP) — Ultra-leftist • * • • added: "Does not this avatar He was released after treat- of tension that exist in the Japanese students today aban- Includes Midwestern (incarnation) also smile like Monmouth Medical Center. Rev. ment la Hunterdon Medical world? All these arc creations of Howard M. Ervin, pastor of Em-doned a march on the Japanese Mixed colors—Extras (48-50 lbs.) Vishnu—a divine, radiant smile?" Center. "Fetfs lucky to be government, cherished and nour- S0t/ 32; extras (45-48 lbs.) 29- t 'I manuel Baptist Church, Atlantic Parliment to protest . Japan's r alive," aaid state police Sgt. ished by governments. Nations Highlands, officiated. Honorary military alliance with the United 3014; extras medium 25/2; "The emperor of America Is Lawrence Sanel. "The hunter would never feel them if they small 22'/,-23; standards large 29-like our own Emperor Asoka " bearers were Charles McLaugh- States. let go 2S yards away. A little were given freedom from propa- tin, Edward Brlskey, Anthony The demonstration collapsed 2914: checks 25-27. said Mrs. Radha Piyari, 50, "... bit to one side and Fett ganda and pressure." Whites — Extras (48-50 lbs.)preaching the same message of wouldn't be here.'* Charged D'Fllloo. Irwln Alvintha). Wli after other Leftist organizations love, peace, nonviolence and Elsenhower said there is a cry-Mam DeFazio and John Wenzel boycotted it because of public in- Sl'/2-3J'/4; extras (45-4S lbs.) 29'/,- with unlawful use of a danger- ing need to eliminate fears of 31 '/4i extras medium 26-26>/j. truth," ous weapon was Philip Thom- Active bearers were Charles dignation over a similar march war so that the world can move Jabroff, William Scols., Joseph Nov. 27 in which 700 persons Browns — Extras (41-50 lbs.) Asoka renounced war at theas. 50, of «78 Carlisle Rd., forward into an era of ptenty 32-31. peak of his glory in the third Union, an associate owaer of Yake. Victor Lorch. Ralph Aloca were injured. and peace. and Charles Fosssni. Burial was Anti-American forces suffered Includes Nearby: Century B.C. and devoted the Pat's Diner there. "We have not solved the prob- Whites — Top quality (48-50 rest of his reign to the propa- In Fair View Cemetery. another defeat today. The Leftist- lem of fear among the nations," led Sohyo Labor Federation called lbs.) 34i/,-37"/,; mediums 26-27; gation of Buddhism. WEEHAWKEN (AP)—Barring he said. "Tho consequence Is not •mails 23-24. a hairbreadth, last minute res one government can exploit the JAMES 1. SLOUGH on 4'A million workers across Browns — Top quality (48-50 Barbara Elsenhower, the cue, a grand old lady of rail- resources of its own territory LONG BRANCH - James S. the country to hold workshop lbs.) 34H-3514; mediums 29-30; Pmldent'a daughtcr-ln-law, de- roading will die quietly tonight. solely for the good of its people. Slough. M. of 30 Seavlew Manor, rallies denouncing ties with the •malls 26V4-27. vctoptd • mlM coughing attack The New York Central Railroad died In Monmouth Medical Cen- United Slates. But police said "Governments are burdened only 329,000 stayed off the Job. while tookina at exhibits at the was granted permission b" the with sterile expenditures, preoc- ter Tuesday. Indian Red Croc* national Interstate Commerce Commission cuoied with the attainment of a He was born in Richmond, Va., headquarters. yesterday to abandon all piwen defensive military posture that and h»d llv*rl hern W wears. Mr. Crowcll Fine* Driver She wa« rushed downstairs fier service on its West Shore rcrows less meanlnafii! nqainst S' .Nautfsal flafs en repa..»,iK<',:...{ i.. ACRE Parlt paint rasa and flitHar Jeeves ..„. 3.9 , Mn^Jbsa*M«»w«.' Jr. «s turned home last w«ek front Fit- iaJkralaVkrad rasas. Una er jraea trim _. M.9 •ROAD SHRIWSMWY Ida Hospital; %-, • , ,. lla«k a* white embretdofed florals _ f4f Brownie Troop •two bold its Chris dsy at the hbouseX There also wtt. be aa to- nttdsy. Tao First AJd^Anrinaiy Bad tta Chriatmaa party at the Mor- OPiN BALMACAAN RAINCOATS •ssville Ftost AM ImlliWai Sat- d Attending were Mr. and EVWY NI©HT aBBBBaBa^sl BBHtBaW aBBaft aBMa • •. • .- toiiH jfy ftvstt. ^ . •• • ' -.' -•• • KanweOi. Mr. aad Mrs. Robert TIL t P. M. Mauser, Mr. aad Mrs. Cheater Jameson, Mrs. Florence Kelly EXCEPT SATURDAYS 'Tkm eomt tkmt ioait thru rmpmamd temhitif and son. Matt. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jindracek. Mr. and Mn. John Pdgen, Jack Sweeny. Mr. Finely tatlaree) af afaaraa/aaplin waih anil wear fekfis and Mn. John Babrisky, Mrs. Lou Baeri. Mr. and Mn. Wil- with nylaa llabi'fl. - Matchlaf M IncMaa*. f4a1wal only. more Killcoreina. Mr. and Mrs. frmm gift SMOKING JACKETS; for Htm* Comfort. M ffarry Kanowalow^ Mr* aad Mrs. Shaeter. Mr. and Mrs. SefRer „ Wool fa ft***, Red Cotdmny. Atec* and White and Mr. and U • #• It Rmyo* Hmnifotk, asT mi 23J50 19.95 The WSCS wlB bold a *HOMESt r«*aofa WedU fa «W edon m l»SO, Fiilifi i nyMm Tmrtmu 39SS, , The WWCBUTO board of Che OaWrt fa aowTyojr. ayaftstfrs, MorgaavWe PTA met st the 22.fi school hwt ThBTsday. Pleas we raffing skating once a week Fathers* Night will be held on ST. JOHNS TOILETRIES FOR MEN: Bay Rum Jan. 4. Attending the meeting were Charles Sokutuwahy. Mrs. and Lime scent*, sets im> Wicker Baskets moke John MeCormiek. Mn. Robert attractive gifts, ISO and 10.00 Stbar. Jr.. Mn. Joseph LaMom. Jr.. Mn, Harry Oilety. Mn. : Rocco Dtmeo. Mn. Alfred La- .•• -r," ••:• !* WESKITST Traditional TottersmUs, solid Mura, Mrs. Joseph Laniaro, Jr.. Mn. Robert Davtes. Mrs. Adsm colors and chsWs. 1250 Szymanskl. Mn. Charolette WiW llama. Mn. Downs Bndley and Be a good sport... 1 India Madras. 10J00 Mm Kurt Schwars. Qwe a good Tba WSCS bald to Outeaaas Give SPORTSWEAR :| CLOVESt Sis* U no problem with thua at Van's Freehold Jaa. : r- JtaUm "stretchier m% 6JS0 and 8JSO FOR •WIU.S • *S , Sifts .,-, ^-: „ . Slie« 7.14 , ; Mrs. Walter I^mbersan. Mn. :-} HATHAWAYt A neme synonymous with Fnd Edksi; Mn. RawaB Van. 'I '': ' Pelt. Mn. Cart. Btagar. Mn: ,V; quality. Wide selection of Collar 5**pii JlowftntoOaia ntfra. l^rMB Vafvstaan skirts ^~ ...... t.ft \% Styles, from 6JSO to BS5 Radar. Mn. Joseph Spurget, Waal iklrfs ..„„.:-._ f.ft leatKef br -.Maab. •• Mn. Ernest Thom,: Mn. Fnd Seeeny skirts, clraitlar. . v •' I Man, Mn. Eliaaor Perrlne, aatufie. In 'faur Wart ttytet' Mn. Raymond Brown. Mn. Car- ambraMaraal .... ., i.ft ;j; Vlyella sports shirts in solid at 15.95 ret Woolley. Mrs. Harry Rat- SVatlnf skirts af vokatsan T.ft tested far faihlen ana) raamt. elfffe. Mrs. Raymond Wemel. '/I and Ancient Tartan* at I8SS lulky Imlt eerejlfens ... l.ft Mn. Fred Bowes. Mn. Thoebe nasi without bulk. Bowen, Mn. Janes Csdoo, |r., I ViflV KNa) MIB*Maf ' 9mmmam0% aVt^rV Mn. Marcelhts Qojifksnbuih. ]% OUTERCQATS: McGregor's NORDIC VIKING. . Mn. Harold Quackenbush aad Waal slacks -..-. - Mt Intarlan, tern* with \i Wathabi: DttechabU Hood, 39.9S Mlis Con Woolley. FOR PRI*THNS 4io*fja purses. < tat* af til* lisas t *• 14 , ' only " '•' :: ,' '•.-[. >l\ RAINWEAR: Burberry at 37.50, London Fog brated Ms NrUidty raosntty. Guests ware Diane Oaynor. Rita Plele waal •Urto •"•;,";,'.,;.•..' T.ft .•'y as 29SS, others by Aquatcutum and AUigator Ssymsnskl, Larry Youngmu, Steve Ssber, Joseph Lansam, Matshlnf veits ™ 4.ft Cornell Dattklwsky end Chris- Selte waal skirts - i.ft •: *••.»,? •Mtan wm e Huber Gift Cartificetm*' tine Laniaro. Waal sleeks ...... „:..„...... T.ft 10.93 Church School Vlllsiar thlrto I.W Party Tuesday lulky eerdlgans ...... T.ft' MORQANV1LLE — The Meth- Cewl-neck btilklas t.ft odist church school will hold Its t-»y Sketlna sweeten — Chrlstmss entertainment at the ^^ spsclal fraua 4.lt Methodist Church Tuendsy at •ptastaji 7:49 p. m. •onnle Oeen locks from .tf • • !••«<< Candlelight service will be held Sunday, Dec. 20, at 7:45 p. m. YANKO'S OfRLS' DEPT.—STREET FLOOR YANKO'l. STREET FLOOR RID BANK at the church. Early mornlnjt worship will be «t 0 a, m, and 3 Sunday-school is at 10 a. m. ;.itt..,j ,:„:..; Mr.- TtoeJey. Dee, 10, Saturday. Dec. 19, m the flrat more recently studied Heads Auxiliary aid building. HEADS THE U*T >*-•> [ico. CHICAGO (AP) — Hugh O'Con- KEAMWUKG — Mn. Harold A children'! party will be held hand In a packet when he elected president of Hadassah Unit on Jewish Art nor, M, eon of Chicago's poUea Mute Sunday, Dec. 20, at 3 p. rn. Mn carried a pistol. The customer OOLT HAS ENDURANCE the Pint Aid Squad auxiliary NeU Harrington and Mn. Patrick at him and de- commlMioaer. was the Ust poBee Sac. L Keelan are 'chairmen of both me what you've RUM80N — Is then such • Methodist Church' group of | MIAMI. Fls. caboose over 40 sections of track. af reitd. t ftw «T«w* 1 es^a^ipeBa Passln, Soutlne, Wsbsr. Stame. Baa SahawW laehided la Mrs. Uda. here'e your ehanee DaagMvvrt loag list of Jewish shifts who,have left marks b tteltodera history of Jewish art. weighted wHI Mrs.' Deagrove, heraelf. left a four feet high and mark la Jewish art. too. Nine af bar; oil paintings wen exhibited ia the synagogue iUuttnttag her historical lecture. They wi Children's Holiday moo Opan mwry nit* till 9 •aOAD ft «ONT STRUTS, STORES •UDOIT TIRMS MO BANK, N. i. WHITE ST. and MAPLE AVE., REP RANK SH 7-5700 SH LIIOO 1009 AS1URY AVINUI AUURY PARK PR »-»700 Ked Kegistcr THE FOUR OLIVER TWISTS JIM BISHOP: M-O Broad Street, Red Baak, N. J. State tUtfcway «5, Mlddletowa, N. J. Reporter Established 1«7S by lob* H. Cos* ud Heary Clay He stands down on the edge of the wave*, the THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher MZS-JMt face red and half frozen, the fleece collar up, hand! deep in pockets. %and he stares out across Long Island JAMES J. HOGAN. EiSHor M. HAROLD KELLY. BttslaeM Manager Sound toward the sea. The thunderous surf bring* W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production njaaager peace. He watches the white terns walk the lacy hem Member el the Associated Prew Tha Ai»oclatl4 PreM ta entldid exclusively to th» u«» (or KpubllcaUoa of the waves and he lifts his eyes at rlnled 1B UI1> r»w«p«p*r u well »• aU AP n«ra dlipalcbta. the lonely cry of the gull. ,v?-i Member Audit Bureau of Circvlatlea Few men are more serious: than Th* Red Bank Retftter uiumu no financial T«ipomlbll!tl«« (or typographical arfora M ft Art Carney. No one has less glamor menu but will reprint, without charge, that part of an advertliemtnt In which in* typographical occur*. Ad»rtlM» will pun notify tn» min«innit imnnalaJalr at any arro< wnieb may occur. and greater inner seniltlvity. He is Thli mwipaptr uiumti no reaponilbllitlei (or matimenta ot opinion! in uttara from tta nadtra. much more than a funny man. Mr.; Car- •umerlptloa Prlcca In Advanea OB* rear HS.OO: •la raoatna SS.O*. ney is a firie actor, a man who "can run ai cosy a* eeirattr. t cent* copy »r "aalL • —aim the range between a slapstick waiter THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1959 and a maudlin alcoholic on a telephone. He's a pro. • -. - : , - .• ::^/-- The big house up on the dunes is his. It-f W Say- Sharing the Wealth brook, Conn., and he and Jean bought it so jihat they could be close to the sea. Jean is econob^cit'They 1 : Utah, delivers up new sources o heat bnly a small part of the house in wiritei . She,has "' People of the East who have been been saving Art Carney's money for 20 years.'.The lady told that it is the people of the Far wealth, pressure elsewhere is re- is petite and pretty, and she knows her man better Southwest who must have public as- lieved. Everybody benefits. than-he knows himself. \ / ''/..* sistance should realize that all is not It is good, therefore, to see some Arthur met Jean in A. B. Davis High School In trouble in the Sunset Country. Even of our so-called underdeveloped Mount Vernon. At the dances, he was the kid standing the Indians are coming in for wind- areas paying off in the form of dis against the wall. He was too shy to join the dramatic falls out there. coveries of new natural resources society, but not too shy to come home from aVmpvle and do deadly imitations of Ned Sparks, John Barry- . A case in point is the Four Cor- and the buildup of industries and more, Jimmy Durante and Fred Allen. In schpol,>when ner country. This is a section of Na- new forms of business. Perhaps with Art was called upon for recitation, he blushed and lands that tie in the borders this economic growth the burden o stammered: "Miss Stimson, I'm unprepared." Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and carrying the expense load and shar Before television,, Carney worked in, radio and Colorado. The place has become ing the wealth will become more df he could do it without blushing because there;was no alive with activity. Oil has been a reality. audience. He was an unknown mimic on a world news THESE DAYS WILLIAM broadcast. The announcer would say: "At 10 Downing Struck. It is giving the Navajos some This is not intended to imply thai By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Street in London yesterday, Winston Churchill got to 17 million dollars a year from pror all American Indians or other minor his feet and said" and Carney would imitate'-'CHiirch- Politics sometimes crosses over the line into mor- duction in the so-called Aneth area. ity groups in America are not in S. WHITE ill's words and voice. ., . ^1 . : Reaching the surface are nearly need of co-operative assistance from als; morals too seldom influence politics. It was nothing at all for Carney to do Franklin 3,000,000 barrels of oil a month. The the public. Some, indeed, are in al Birth control is a moral issue for the individual. WASHINGTON — In the Latin- D. Roosevelt, Wendell Willkle, Cordell Hull, Mohandas The Catholic Church forbids mechanical means of birth American tea of troubles now Jtfavajo money is going into schools most dire need. But the Utah oil de Ghandi, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini on; one control; all states of this country have made abortion confronting th« United States, the broadcast. He was one of the few mimics who made :and other installations of benefit to velopments on Indian territory does illegal except when performed to save most .dangerous of «H the roiled it pay. But it wasn't acting. r the Indians. go to show that in the United States the life of the mother. In some coun- water* lie in Panama. For mixed reasons—for some of He did not know he was funny until Morey Am- •| This is important to New Jersey where an abundance of natural re tries, mechanical means for controlling which we ourselvea are no doubt sterdam hired Carney for the part of a wild waiter.'with taxpayers. When federal grants go sources is found, everyone benefits birth are publicly and openly sold; in to blame—the Panamanians are plastered-down hair and dizzy opinions. After that, he not satisfied with our conduct of [rjfp this state, these taxpayers gen- and has a chance to share in the some abortions are not illegal. went with Jackie Gleason and The Honeyinponers. One of the reasons for the current the 10-mi te-wtde Canal < Zone. with- ijrally must give back more than the bounty. The Utah oil boom is some- in their country. They want more Gleason built Art's salary up to $3,000 a week and excitement over birth control is that of the canal's proceeds, in money told the world .that Carney was one of the greatest oash value received. This is because thing solid and goes to show that as there have been reports on the dangers And they'want more "face." : Specifically, they wish to fly the talents he had ever. seen. the so-called "have not" states get new wealth, be it from oil, natural Df the "population explosion/' which, Panamanian flag in the zone, Now, in his 40s, Carney has come of, age as an '£ bigger share, and the people in gas or any other resource, is gener MKOLSKY it Is said, is taking place. By that, It Is which belongs to the United actor. He stars in the Art Carney Show. He works-only igther states must make up the dif- ated, Americans—all of them—stand meant that suddenly too many people are born and States. in the big ones—60 minutes and 90 mlnutes^snd he The'refusal of such permission ;&rence. So when any state, like to gain from the benefits of the land too few die and that therefore It will come to pass does eight of them a year. He rehearses in an bid bar that there will not be sufficient food to feed the whole by the American sovernor of the L Canal Zone, Gen. W. E. Potter, mitzvah room on the lower East Side of New York. of mankind. • : can be easily ridicuIedVas some He does not play the big star to the rest of the OUR MONEY'S WORTH proval" business, but the reputa- sort of "brass'hat" decision. But ble dealer will not pressure you Another reason for the current excitement over it* reasons are neither petty nor cast and, when' someone else utters a funny line, Car- into signing such contracts. this issue is that Sen. John F. Kennedy is an aspirant trivial. What is really involved ney's face breaks into a hundred tiny chips of iiSighter. Avoid the heartache suffered for the Democratic nomination for the presidency and here is no disrespect for the Pans,* y LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ by the housewife who told -us: manian flag. It is a question of He listens to the director, takes correction gracefully, AAttorne y GeneralGl , StatStt e of NeN w YorYk 'The salesman, left a sewinj Sen. Kennedy is a Catholic. His prospects, are better resisting the thin end of a wedge runs through the same scene over and wer UB|&1 it's machine with me. though I i than had been anticipated and those who oppose him For if the Panamanian -Hag can (Sylvia Porter is on vacation) right. . ", v :•• - '•" ' ' ''' •-?<'• 1 didn't want it. and talked mi or who oppose Roman Catholics per se would like to freely fly today on what is. after Carney can't be pushed. Once, when Gleason pre- :-„ The hopeful expectant mother by a floor-waxing scheme. The into signing a slip which he salt damage him. Also some Roman Catholics say that this all. United States soil, the lawful :tpad the advertisement eagerly: men were required to purchase was an 'on'approval' receipt. H sovereignty of the United States sented him with a fat contract, Art declined it because < "Would you like to work spare expensive floor-waxing equipmen' promised to come back in a da: is not the right time for a Catholic to run for president over the Canal Zone can be the there was a clause which said that, if the show moved - tpne at home? Easy money, very on the promise that they would or two and take the machine The birth.control matter has ballooned.into.a po- easier challenged tomorrow. to California, he would have to go. The actor said.'that good pay. We have a tremendous earn as much as W per hour. back if I didn't want it. Instead. litical issue. Fortunately, President Eisenhower, who We arc in the zone for a sole • MCklog of un- Of course, none of them was I got by mail a $240 sales con- purpose:. to operate a canal, or, his children were going to school in Yonkers, and he filled orders able to earn this money and they tract and coupon book from cannot run again constitutionally, is above this sort of more properly, an open inter- would not consider moving them. , for Hand-knit- were left with a piece of equip- finance company and they won' politics. He said: national highway. We cannot ac- Since then, he has sold the old $15,000 house and ted garments." ment useless to them. even discuss the matter." cept any change in our treaty What to Do We do not intend to interfere with . . . the arrangements with the Republic has bought a big beautiful one near the Bronxvule.line. Similar ads Photo Coloring were read by How can you help fight such internal affairs of any other government, and if they of Panama which would in any It has an acre and a half of trees and lawn, a big white others—an ail- And men were the targets of frauds? Especially when you want to do . . . something about what is admittedly a way interfere with our operation brick colonial residence with black shutters, and. over ing widow, a a photo-coloring promotion which have been a victim and you don' of the canal. cost 15,000 persons $500,000. The want to admit you've been swln very difficult question . . . that is their business. And, the garage, two extra bedrooms and a bath. . '; ' paraplegic — promoters, in every case, reject- if they want to go to someone for help . . . they will Canal Vital all as- anxious lied? . The children are, like their parents, normal. Eileen, ed all Work because they said it My advice is to forget you: go unquestionably to professional groups, not to gov- For one thing, a large part o as the young failed to meet ambiguous and the world commerce of South 17. is a senior at Roosevelt High; Bryan,, 13, is Jn the expectant moth- pride and timidity. Protect your ernments ..." fraudulent specifications. self and your neighbor by co-op- America must pass through the' eighth grade at P.S. 8; Paul, 7, is in the second grade Lefkowht er to earn ex- Reputable publications screen erating with agencies which arc Sen. Kennedy's comment was more succinct: canal.. For another thing. United at P.S. 30. They don't know yet what they will do with trm dollars to supplement limited their want ads carefully. But it fighting these cheats. ". . . we have to be very careful about how We States industry is dependent upon their lives. Eileen has discovered rock 'n* roll and boys; income. is impossible to detect every Don't hesitate to investigat the continued smooth flow of ship- How many millions of dollars fraudulent scheme. There are before buying. If you have an: give advice on this subject'The United States govern- ping,:' as is free world trade Bryan rigs his own hi-fi set; Paul is interested^'in find- .were collected by the heartless many legitimate "Work At doubt about a dealer or an ol ment does not advocate any policy concerning birth generally. For a third thing, any ing out what he's going to get for Christmas. - ',7, promoters of such frauds may Home" enterprises. A little in fer, check with your Attorne; control here in the United States. Nor have we ever sustained interruption in the •,liever be known. For tho aver- quiry by the consumer can quick- General's office, the Better Busi canal's operation could become a On the week-ends, Art and Jean go off, by'them- ly determine whether a firm is advocated such a policy in Western Europe. strategic — and not merely an selves to the big summer house in Saybrook/She! put- age American is reluctant' to reputable. ; ness Bureau, your local Cham admit he's been swindled. ber of Commerce or the com "Accordingly, I think it would be the greatest economic—danger. For this could ters around the'kitchen. He stacks wood, or reads by jBut shut-ins sent 6 million dol- Look for these warning signs: munity organization which worki psychological mistake for us to appear' to advocate have chaotic effects on the whole economic underpinning, and thus the fire, or digs himself into a windbreaker and igoes lars to one promoter selling hos- 1. Does the promoter demand to protect the consumer and leg! the limitation of the black or brown or yellow peoples ; iery knitting machines. The vic- money before you start work? timate businessman. the.military stability, of the" West- for a lonely walk along the beach. \, ;' tims were not able to sell any 2. Docs a glib door-to-door Today's "Buying Guide" fo: whose population is increasing no faster than in the ern Hemisphere.. . The wind comes fresh and cold from the sduitheaat hosiery. They were left with cost- salesman insist you sign an "on Consumers: United States. They must reach decisions on these mat- There has been no "break" and combs the long swale grass on the dunes!: The ly machines of no use to them. approval" receipt for merchan- Don't make any financial com' ters based on their own experience and judgment." with the Panamanian government In the words of Hugh R. Jack- dise or appliances? There is mitments which you cannot DOS' and will not be. We do not suspect waves curl bottle green on the sand, A gull ;wheels stm, president of the New York nothing wrong with "on ap- sibly meet. The Neo-Malthusians, as they are called, are very that government of wishing to overhead and cries. The man on the sand lobics up. City Better Business Bureau: When buying on the install worried about the unusual increase of population dur- drive us from the canal or even He's an audience of one . . . -'' "It is hard to imagine any ment plan, remember that if yot ing the 20th century, particularly in the years subse- to impede its efficient functioning. form of chicanery more heartless fall behind in your payments, the What, then, is causing atl the than this." CARMICHAEL seller usually has a legal righ quent to World War II. They fear that the food supply difficulty? The answer may thus Representatives of Marjty to repossess the merchandise anc of the world' will not be sufficient to feed this increas- be given — on highly responsible Sales Company on Long Island sell it for whatever it will brim ing population. authority: "It** A Niee Piece of Goods— < . promised to buy finished knitted to meet part or all of your r 1. In Panama, as in too many garments from housewives who mainlng indebtedness. Two factors must be noted: other places In Latin America, 1 Used to Wear It Myself." bought knitting machines for 1. All world figures for population are rough esti- pulling the Yankee eagle's tail •t$35 each. The trusting women Asks Court to U|i«et mates. No accurate, scientific census has ever been feathers is increasingly popular. Jjrere assured: taken in China. 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May Solve ium, previously used in electron- tists used it in an experimental]-1Lvrl'mM- Year Mrs. Charlotte Conover, Mrs. were sung at the Parent-Teach- The election of officers will take ic diodes. diode, a transistor-like version of Three emolovees of Hospital Robert Hoplock, Ruth Anthony, er Association meeting Monday, Pick Kosene place at the club's next meeting, Heat Problem "The material may also be used the old radio tube diode. Picture Service, Red Bank, re- Gail Collopy, Jill Miller, Georgia under the direction of the mu- FAIR HAVEN — Milton Ko- Jan. 7. in building solar-cell power plants This two-part tube, they said, Blair. Robin and Carrie Beth sic teacher. Floral displays were FORT MONMOUTH — A rare for space stations," Brig. Gen, acts something like a traffic light ceived gifts at a dinner party sene was nominated as president Joseph Fee was head of the Saturday in Old Union House, Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Mario Tur- shown by Goodman's Nursery. of the Fair Haven Democratic nominating committee. substance called gallium phos- John C. Monahan, chief of the in radio sets for electrical cur- sini, Mr. and Mrs. Reimer Leuth, ' A talk on floral designs was phide, which will withstand tem- Signal Corps Research and De- rent. Switching devices with the marking the firm's 10th anniver- Club at a meeting last week in More than 30 persons attended sary. Mr. and Mrs. David Clausen, Mr. given. Mrs. Ralph Walling, dele* the Willowbrook Restaurant. peratures up to 1,500 degrees velopment Division said. "As material have also been design- and Mrs, Morton Burke, Mr. and the meeting which featured also rugged core of tiny electrical de- ed by the Laboratory which may Wrist watches were given to gate at the PTA convention in He is the current president. a Christmas party. Fahrenheit, may help to solve vices, it may be used in making Mrs. Thomas Maxwell, and son. November, gave her report. The the heat-barrier problem encoun- be made eventually to operate at Mrs. Temple C. Severance and Ronald, Robert Latta, Francis Mrs. William Murray, vice Mr. and Mrs. James J. Far- electronic parts for missiles, sat intense temperatures. Miss Ruth Anthony for five years fifth grade won the attendance president, was nominated for that ley were chairmen of the event, tered by electronic parts in nose ellites and space probes of the ' The material is still under study service, and William R. Cook Clayton. Nicholas Mazza, Michael award. Mrs. Richard Stryker and position. •long with Mrs. Carl Hill. cones of missiles fired into outer future." to pin-point its properties before general manager, who has been Milano and Charles Conover. Mrs. Paul Morris sold cookies at Others picked were: Tables were decorated in a space, the Army said today. Like Ground Glass release to Signal Corps equip-with the firm since it started the meeting. A cupcake sale will It pay* ta artvarUaa In TIM RacUtar. Mrs. Helen Kruse, secretary; holiday theme. The Signal Corps said it has Resembling ; yellow. ground ment development engineers. m 1949. —Adv«rtl««ro«nt. . be held Wednesday in the scbooL OF THE JERSEY SHORE Supp^Hose Supp-Hoio ft SehTaparalli's wonderfully thaar support stocking designed to halp raltava the discomfort of lag fatlgua. Sha'll thank you all the yaar through for tha 495 wealth of comfort you gava har in this marvalous giftl Minus, Equal, Plus Langth, •'/» to ll'/i. •VBINMCH'S HOaiBRV. Swart rtow «i Aitary Park Slipper Sophisticates Gay Holiday Sheaths Wool-jariay thaathi, iprinklad with glamorous rhtnattonoi, eaptura A. Cufflat - For tha glamour girl on tha tparkla and glittar of tho holiday spirit. In Miitai lixai, • to IB. your Hit. Rod, Pink, llua kid. 5.95 A. Bataau nacklina theath hai cup tlaavat; tpUth of I. Batqua • Dallcata and damura rhinaitonas on bodico and skirt. White, Powder Blua. in toft black valve*. 5.95 B. Prineait shaath has bataau naeklina and thort tlaevat. • C. Patio • Fr«a 'n aa«y wearing in May ba worn without bait. Rhinattona trim. Gray only. ' Black, Pink, Lt. Blua ktd. 4.QQ it.ti C. Black crapa thaath has scoop nacMlna with *lft mock BTItNMCMt IHOM, kimono tlaavai, rhlnaitono tparkla. 25*00 •Ira** Via** aatf Attory Parti STIINaACW'S UTTia OHtttlS, —•—* riur, IM Baali &- w**i :*t*it tied Register Thursday, Dec. 10, 1959—11 Section Two RED BANK, N. J.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1959 7c PER COPY Ch ild A bandonment Architect's Fee Still Court to Decide Case Complicated Not Settled Fate of 2 Guys ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — The ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — An •bandonment of two children old chestnut—the bond issue for here Nov. 13 today-grew into a 7 Prisoners a high school addition—cropped complicated cafe which involved up again at last night's meet- At Middletown a Matawan accident, redden ing of the Board of Education. driving, resitting arrest, and twoStill at Large In a letter from its attorney, FREEHOLD — Superior Injured persons. IVY BLUFF, N. C. I'M A CHRISTMAS STOCKING FILLERS With me to fill thoso Christ- mns ntocklnRs, you don't ncc Cull jiiu (H £11 J-DMJO /or help. BAMK HEGWTEat TkmnAmf. Pee. 10, SHOP EARLY. .. SAVE TIME ... 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FROZEN FOOD VALUES! can _ fruit tyrvp p c AiP Iraai- Maxwoll House Coffee ^-^ *^ Mb> 74 Maraal Fattal Napklas A Jk M £*J$A^^ Pwcelator, Drip or Extra Fin* Grind* ean k # ORANGE JUICE *'J: 99* Mttr^tJTYOT Vacuum »aekad llb* Oatagan Laaadry Saap . •• »1t can MM »AMN t-INCH SOS pianaRt Jiaraaai DaauafaM UB \ NIRY WAFFLES 3 Cut-Rife Waxed Paper 125 ft. «*•«. Foruundr am| d>>kM • • Twlukla Bappar Olaaaar 4f BlrdtEyaMlxadFraK Rinse Blue y PUMPKIN PIE S3* Flavan BlrdiEyaSliaad M*r« Jen* P«rk«r t«y«f Colgate's lab Forfh# 1 ICECREAM ZZ tTtr kUlady OhaaM Blhrtna Oaramal Faaaa Ralla "i •'"•!• Nla'tFiMapplalulaa Mr. Clean 65' Orant Chlffaa Oaka DAIRY FAVORITES! THI OMAT ATLANTIC ft PACIFIC TIA COMPANY I afaVaMa^ala^h E^aTj^tfa^alaA ^rTTtIVffltfO^^^aC"O"Wft S Irvtvlfa Larga cgsi ^^.wiity Out Braaa Baaas • n. —Jona Parhar Fruit Caka— HfklfA Vf)M Sunnybreet—Lar«. Sli* tartan Fraih Grada A «*»i. Birds Eya Plat >••< pkft. anartaa'a Pavarita—««ar t/% Iralta aail m4 Chiek.nor £>uper Uufbara Gfcaddar cZ^* -W Martau'a Pat Pi SwIftS flfaalaMa) Fancy 0ama4*ia N t) f. II I I (Ol) ajWIW laHfa^ajw Sltead M f!aa. Walaaad Patataat ' Prkat affactiv* Hiraiiflh Saturday, Dacambar 12»h In SMBW Marfcata andJ •AMFMITCAKC ^. S5c if.1.59 Bardaa's Lladarfcraaz . . Flauadar Flllat Salf-Sarvka atataa anly In Naw Janay, Statan Island and Rackland Cawrty. PattaurlMdl FMi Stlaka c.^^. 3 o;< IJ§ Fliffa Maiala Oil Maiala Oil Bllart Aafal Salt BIM Riaaaa fey aaowN BAKID Laatoll ftoM-celaraJ ihartantnf Por eosklnf, ••klnfl, lalidi Far eoaklnf, i«Udi, baking aaiAD BIANS Faalal Tlataat Papar Napklaa Liquid Datarg ant All purpatadattrgant 1 q rt f a pint «7» CM ::t 5i « "-1JB it...'|o9 »...caa fan •••»•» ian •• •• cam •• oflO^ can ^** e«n wi^ Oamay Saap Oamay Saap Ivary Siiaw Ivary Flakas Tida Duz Spit i Span Kataa For tatlat and bath Itpaclally lor (ha ba*h Par dlth«i nd flna fabric* For th* lamily waih and dlihti For lha family waih and dlihat Far dl«h«i and flna fabric* For cUanlng pclrrtid lurftcti Dag Faad b h 1 ,>.»(•«. S±31- 2 V 31* '•',*• SI ''.'"'TS* ekg. •• wl pig."* pka. •• pk«. rig. •• pig. •* pkg. •"• : BED BANK BEdSlTR IVM MAJVM TO TOUT Still Not Too Late to Plant 16—Thursday. Dee, 10, 1959 Gsm Seta MarRwre, N. 1. PETERBOROUGH, W.H Elaine" produced ION of mift and — Sheldon Takes Part ALWAYS LOOK SO PBUOOOS milk production among the 10offet » MS days on two times Spring Flowering Bulbs In Field Operation E 6 T highest of the Guernsey breed in dairy milking. «VH£N yoinZE 6OJN6 OUT her claw has Just been completed WHS) ••• » — FREEHOLD — Is it too lste If the soil freezes solid and the MATAWAN—Army Pvt. Ron- by the registered cow, Glengeran "Elaine" Is classified "Accept- Tbs men saM to plant spring-flowering bulbs? bulbs still are not planted,' you ald D. Sheldon, whose wife. Joan, Fortune's Elaine, a Junior two able" and Is sired by Falriawa trvina to stow This question often arises daring still have a chance to save face. lives at 1*3 Jackson St.. par- year-old, owned by P. 3. Snivel!. December, especially when the Pot them in large flower pots, ticipated with the Third Division'* first snow or cold snap reminds then store the pots In wooden box- Fourth Infantry, in a field train- us that winter is almost here. es in anunheated garage. ing exercise in Hohenfels, Ger- You can plant spring-flowering Surround the pots with leaves many.-Oct. 31 through NOV. S. bulbs, such as daffodils, tulips, in the boxes to prevent them Pvt. Sheldon, the son of Mr. crocus and other small bulbs, anyfrom freezing and drying out. You and Mrs. Joseph W. Sheldon. » •time the ground is not frozen in can use some of these pots for Ravine Dr., drives a jeep in the December or even January, and indoor forcing in March or April, infantry's Company D. He enter- APPLES 'still get flowers next spring. They or plunge the pots in soil outdoors ed the Army in February and may not- be as large ss those during March. was stationed at Fort Bennlng 7 DELICIOUS VARIETIESJFOT| planted earlier, however, advises Hardy spring bulbs require sev Ga.. before arriving overseas County Agent Marvin A. Clark. era! months of: low temperatures last August. EVERY PURPOSE AMD EVERY TASTBI Late bulb plantings should be for rootfgrowth and bud devel- The 25-year-old soldier was mulched with several inches of opment They will not flower in- graduated from Matawan High e te. leaves or salt nay to encourage doors or out without this low tem-School and was employed by root growth sad prevent heaving perature treatment. ...-.- California Oil Company, Perth during the winter. • Army. . INVinD OUK POt CMtlfTMAS? BRING AtONG A GWT BASKET «T APFLES Grange Asks Elka Auxiliary Haa JyABjMBT^ Christmae Party COLO PRISH PMSSID KEYPORT—The Ladles' Aux- Close Study iliary of Elk* Lodge, MM held a Christmas party Jest week CIDER the lodge hall, Broadway. .Mem- Of Farm Ills bers exchanged gifts and donated FROM OUR OWN MILL ATLANTIC CITY — Closer a can of food for the Christmas NO PRESEKVATIVES APPED1 ^Ths Meal aiskaajke scrutiny of farm problems and cheer basket for a needy family, Taste ear deer aad yea get the fresh, pate aasto jette development of corrsttive meas- uue the regular meeting ures to improve industrial econ- falls daring Christmas Va omy wen called for this week a brief battaass saa Franfctta C. Nixoo. of Via-. war s held before the party. master of the Mow *er- Mrt> uwnaoi Beatty." » Grange. &&, announced that, the ., . . _ .members and dels < the auxiliary gates at the organirations's 87th ^u, the' children's New convention, ha 'Urged tha govern- Years Eve parties.. ment to increase its partnership, nationally and locally, to the bus- DELICIOUS ORCHARDS' • tttf TB a*mi iness of agriculture. CHRISTMAS DINNER • Mm IN M MMlTEtf KEYPORT — Mrs. John Som SCOMYV1U1. Mr. Nixon also discussed what •y Raejs] 137 • NO 'MUTT ODOR! be called a constantly widening mers and Mrs. Francis Nebus, CeHs Neek-Tlaraw spread between what the farmer members of the Ladieds s AUXUIT gets, for Ma products and what «ry off the -Veterans of Foreign sfn « «. Rk. te * p. «v the consumer pays for them Wars, were in charge of arrange- 'SALESROOM OPEN SUNDAY 1 f. M. tw e P.M. Exchanging "I do's" this Christmas? e wMHMLti and "failure of the state to face ments for last week's Christmas • TQMH, MMKII up to the need of a modernized dinner and party in the post hall. Select those important wadding .and.: tax base." He said consumers Front St. IV UN be made to realize that Mrs. Seminars showed piotures engagement rings here. farmers "are getting less and of her recent trip to California your hofiM* Goos on #ssNy • * • less of the consumer's dollars Our collection is stunning! except to direct sales." leevee no laps or streaks* f ifclaM •!•! •• itMsxawt- ——^a "Since IMS the weighted ever* wQVOr aHFJjFV twfeapn •flQ nfw age of farm prices In the fam- through eountfoss washings. ily market basket hss gone .up Comas En tha n«wHt colors. $3. while the actual (retail) cost EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS hss gone up by SMO per year, ' Matching colors for woodwork ha stated. "Today. If tha fame In "Dueo'esttn Sheen receives M cents of .the ' Enamel. mimer's dollar he is fortunate." The speaker said migrant bar comprises a substantial prob- lem in itself. "The demand of|] J. H. KoHy Co. governmental agencies that migrants be permitted to Cornell to New Jersey wham they are 11 Divided Payments. Open Every unemployed people in the stats Ne Extra Charge Evening Till • Is neither sound nor reasonable." ^^RgHf^i^NKc Resistance of unemployed to ac- cept farm work rather thaa be SH 7-3900 on relief Is well known, he added. Mr. Nixon accused state agen- cies of developing each stringent •ay th« paint that's requirements for housing migrant worth tha work workers that farmers will have to give up the production of cer- tain crops that necessitate a JtWEUtK large harvest labor force for an extremely short period of time. A realistic approach to farm P A I NTS land appraisals is much needed today. Mr. Nixon said. He point*1 ed out that land which may be worth fS.OM an acre for a asw housing development can easily be worth less than fSOt for farm purposes. It is unreasonable, he assarted, to expect that the crops MONMOUTH MEATS produced on that acre while It 110 MONMOUTH ST. Is used as farm can pay a tax SH 1-5292 RED IANK bill based on a $5,000 appraisal. Our Workroom Will Moko Yoar Tha state master lauded the ALL CUTS AGIP «Y SIASONID Grange as a community builder. "While legislation st both state and national levels is still an Important function. It is at the community level that the Grange has its greatest opportunity for RIBS of BEEF service. Our community service "OMNIBUS MfcUEOmr by Miraj projects are the basis on which our most progressive Granges UAN-MBHAIF are functioning," he stated. OO •< as yaw BXCITINC Loin of Pork I How To Stretch Life DRAPERY PATTERNS LEAN • HUSH )f Christinas Greens FREEHOLD — Simple sugges- tions offered in an Extension DRAW DRAPERIES INCLUDED •XCUINVI IN NIW JtUlY WITH US III Service leaflet can make the Spare Ribs Christmas tree and Christmas ]| greens have a long life indoors. Keeping the butt or the tree In f water Is only one of the sugges- tions. The leaflet Oils also how Ito preserve greens. SOFA Chuck Roast . A copy of Leaflet 17), "Indoor AND ICars of Christmas Tress sad B Greens" can be had by sending la card to the couaty agricultural |sgent. Marvin A. Clark. M Court CHAIR 14 CUSHIONS! CROSS RB ROAST list. rOrttffeOIsM fvMytrfiniMd CALL SH 1-40S0 FOR OUR SHOP-AT-HOMS DECORATOR TO YOU MMMMMMM^ MttoffwMr STEAKS OUt UAOY-MAM MPT BONELESS—ACED ami SEASONED f*fc £± Those bedspreads are cusfonvtallered H yeur bid EYE ROUND ROAST 89 MILL END SHOPS regardless of slie, In the latest deoerster fabrki In all calert and stylos. I'LL HELP YOU START Open RED BANK, 137-B BROAD ST. rti. | ISM WITH A BANO1 Oprn 56 Different 4 i>t LEAN CHOPPED BEEF EAST 0RAN6E. 503 MAIN ST. Wed, Kves. from Need a Job, a p!ac« lo live, | Styles I ;a*h for things you no longer MORRISTOWN, 31 SOUTH ST. Wril. Kvra. MATCHIMO DRAPIRIM ALSO AVAILAMJ dW »i-ic? Call on me, O. Howie (Iprn Thiim. 4 » SHORT RIBS BEEF FAIR LAWN, 24-14 BROADWAY * Krl. Kv««. ™ luitles, a Kegltter Clasuliled Ad< ind a spoclallst at solving prob- Ne wffHIeffea with my ether atere an the Jersey there with similar 5 ibs PLATE BEEF | NOTE; M SUM yea are hi 1AST ORANwl MILL IND SHOP Call SH 1-0010 for a friendly Ad writer. Soon you'll bo smiling, MERRIER ISCOUNT CENTERS Xr TOYLAND HOLIDAY DISCOUNTS «rf HOCK Acnni Wll TIB WWDAYS! 97 *.ttCM«m COTTON i GIANT i SPRING COMPUTE WITH TIAMMG WHNUI 2Mt OOYS* ft «MS' , 20 BICYCLE arakass smart matfsni atyiinst • MkMtfwaJfM tlras art tubas! •. Oaysi rad, fllrtst bins. NS! ON* LAYAWAY WAN! 21.9f.WITH SKCUl OUM^MVS CONCTWCTMN MIDWESTER • TlMfavvrHa girts ftb«ysl SPORT SHIRTS • Dwatt0 e It kb IMiSSl CIFT HOSI CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS & TRIMMINGS! COTTON «. II* ML CbMMt TPM 6Jf7 L LM T-Utft Ml .1.1? mrus 2M IT' CMttaNt Wmlh 1«47 • With 3-tfliM««laiial alwalataajajBgUL apatwwgl 2.27 Datallaa wlik afwiajM pakaPi anaifaaat aajiipwiaao' ! aiitrtaar mat 9-0 vhlfkil" aiaa, wawarfaia aalarsl 37* N. L29 KM Tut te* • • 77' i gltsa Chrittfwat aalto, aN In • OaarMatf. far Halitfay HUM) U Maal as a laiaiplaart CkfJi cwn L$l-L5# Cm* .. 67« TKHTS i«p la • a^ak a^au^a>^aaBBi 1JQ FMHnO t.f> • «H1I CHOJU1I .2.17 4.ft M4MNT laMM .2.97 1. -27« ftc HMin-OtO O»T 4.M1S4I0HT 10c LEAO^OK lOCUS t far 17- WMTT a 7'H SO-UOHT .2.97 US 74MNT MMMt 1 77* tftOOX-OMUYOMYI UMCr CMTT MM TIMTI (MU> GRAND UNION FOOD SPECIALS ALSO AVAILABLE AT (GRAND-WAY OPIWTMONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY |OJOO p M> PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUOHjATVRPAY, DECEMBER 12th. WE RESERVE THE MIQHT TO UMIT QUANTWlt, WHILE QUANTITIES toe.;Americas's** oO £ bbom* •"•« <» I* aboard the plaa*. which Raiders, are being kept at (he stops there and in Indianapolis, RAIDERS' TROPHIES 9 chident in Lawrence College. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. Academy for display and safe- Mail for the flight was returned * REAL CASH SAVINGS! * LANCASTER r " • Anmtker New Aemm Note Open m Blue Star Shopping Center Route 22 CL Bonnie Burn Road WATCHUNG Wmteh fmr thm New Aemm Opening Next Week In Clmrk Toumthlp Ehler's -i Reg., Drip, or Sitex COFFEE 18c in coupons inside can 66*: PIANUT BUTTIR 12-01. SKIPPY Cream/ or Chunky 35': 25-ft. WRA roll 27': NING Shortening 3-59' \ c • Shoulder Mott's AM & PM 3 can* Roast Hi-C C e Ib. Pineapple-Grapefruit cans' DRINK 3 Lancaster Brand veol is tops! Serve o veol roost for o change 1 Shoulder Rib POTATOES French's Instant 2-45 Veal Chops Ib. Ib. VEAL EAt BREAST *m«»#( ^^« ^ Soft Weve Toilet Veal i»25 Patties »>• 49* Sweetbread TISSUE Colors and Whit* 4-45 Rival DOG FOOD Beef 6-75 RibR Ib. Lancaster Brand Boneless Top or Bottom ' "•-. • '- ' Breast o' Chicken Light Chunk, Scoff TUNA FISH 3-81 • ROUND ROAST 89c • Fancy Domino or Jack Frost Trimmed Granulated PKEP CALAS SUGAR 47 Imwtw Ireed Slkti Vecwn-Pech*^ LeMh Meeta Colossal or Louella Evaporated Meat Loaf 6-es. Shrimp -99* • ^m^m ^^v ^^^ »™^™ '••— —^ • • pkfls. •• 5-lb. box $4.69 Ur M %££ Loaf Tart* O' S» ^A* Ok Burry's Happy Family, 4 14-oz.; Gauchos, 1t-oi.; PWH STICKS •— PM. Srr • Choconur, 11-oz.; . $100 Luncheon Meat Detiemteaten Dept. ^_ Moonlight Mallows, 7 V4-oz. S|00 COOKIES Your Cheka3 Olive Loaf Macaroni Salad «: Finest Farm Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Bmkery Femtmrea Save 40%! Tudor Rose Virginia Lee Special! Dinnerware Apple Pie - 49 ThU Wmeh'i Item 10 49 Fruited Buns 39c 79c AUo AvmUmblm Pound Cake 39c Farmdale 16-OI. 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EDITORIAL VIEWS UNIVERSAL OF OTHER PAPERS) 4 GREAT MES LIQUOR ON SERVICE POSTS The letter in The Reader MARKETS Writes Column from "A Navy Wife" protests with the eloquent* of direct experience against a si*. uation which continues to distress a great many good people: li«/ uor on establishments of th« armed aeivices. It is quite true that the serv- "SIMM.Y WONOWFUL" ices reflect tha mores of a larg* fMSH KIUED. DELIVtRfD DAILY segment of the' general popula- tion, that they do not exist to njj :CA5T! reform schools, and that, in air probablity. most men in uniform;, who drink learned to drink be- CAPONETTES fore they donned the uniform. PLUMP And we would declare unhesi- tatingly that we auspect no one RIB ROAST responsible for the policies M U. AVER. 39 these arms of defense of wishing to debauch the young Americas* in their charge. h But the services ara not psr- •'%ttMHt WONDBtFUl" mitted to simply reflect tha TINOH, MEATY, ECONOMICAL OF BEEF OF LAMB mores of the American people. Witness, for instance, tha fervid attack by the National Retail LAMB Package Stores Association in 1953 upon the Army for opening COMBO FREE...50...FREE officers* and NCO's clubs to the KING HORN STAMPS sale of liquor, not because young CHOPS WMl purchoi* •» 1 Ib. «r ov«r Met «r Swaat men might thereby be exposed . AND Ib. OVEN READY ITALIAN SAUSAGE to a cruelly habit-forming prac- STEW 29 tice, but because the Army there- trmm Otir Fi«h Maat DcaartimHf by would be entering into com- Caupan I«pir«» Saturday •!•»», Dacamfcar 13. l»Sf petition with privately owned liq- li«» OH Clip** Ut Mult PaaHy R.B.R. uor businesses. Her* is a chit to the pressures present. ft And the American peopler- even those who may Indulgs in alcoholic beverages themselves-- ib. we believe do expect that tha FRESH HAMS 49 55 KING KORN STAMPS service should reflect not some WW» awrchaw af any 1 DM. laraa «r Jwaiba lowest common denominator of American mores but those mores. ROM OUR FRESH FISH DIPT.) FRESH EGGS at least, which they attach to their other training Institutions O—p Sua Cwipm faplra* Saturday night. Dacawaar 19, 1M* —their schools. Scallops 65 I Sensational 10< Sale! Urn* OM Caupait Pw Aauh Family R.B.R. The remedies here are not so diffuse as with many other prob- lems. Prior to INI tha aale of alcoholic beverages was barred TULIP FAIR-NUTRITIOUS tall can by law from Army but not from EVAP* MILK "NDEN HOUSE FREE... 50 ...FREE Navy and Marine posts. In ltM PRIDEO F THE fARM KING KORN STAMPS Congress opened posts of all Ob No. 303 can WMl avrthaa* af Quart Can services but authorised the Sec- MARGARIHE 15 TOsMATOES retary of Defense "to make sue* NU ZEST FRUIT SALAD JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT regulations aa he nay deem ap- LINDEN HOUSE 12oz. jar|Qc Caupaa balm Saturday alaV, Oaaabar 13. l»t» propriate" concerning the mat- TUUP fAIR APPLE SAUCE IMr OM CHMM Par Adult Family R.B.R. ter of liquor and beer on mili- CHEDDAR CHEESE MAI SHARP tary reservations. Irish Potatoes «"v *• *»— io« Cake Mix Stricter control, therefore, lies ENGLEHORN'S-"JES" •-*»lQc with the Secretary of Defense; Ckanstr "tS^JSSST »-—10« Cake Mix control which approaches aboli- Tuna Cat Food «"*r N..»— IO« Cake Mix £?N'£L > ••)"••• tion, however, depends vpoa Con- gress. • ' - SLICED BACON KING KOKN STAMPS —Christian Science Monitor^: TULIP PAIR Maino Sardines "• * — 1 0« Frosting aZTSm* «,«•»• WMi aurcfcm m* aay 10 ». baa. MHUD HAM MISHIT UICW Harvard Beets K°*Kl " '*"; 10« Frosting oJ^iTaw, **•«*• COMMUTING ALLIANCE = TULIP PAIR POTATOES FRANKFURTERS ALL MEAT l d N The sound old legislative tM Sliced Beets " - * «• 10« Pancake Mix aJSLV«* « *• 10« CaupaH balm Saturday night, Dacaabar 11, 19f» that each year impossibilities *• PURE PRINT LARD N o Unit OM Caupa* Pw Adult faa>Hy ; IJ.R. come more possible la borne out Whole Beets HM- «•- £ 10« Pie Crust Mix V"~ •«•*•• 10* in the newly established alliance between commuting railroads and the Mayors of seven major Amer- FAMOUS QUALITY ican cities. A few years ago the cities ar- A world of adventure in learning gued with the rail Baas over cur- MINIATURE PLUSH American Beavf y Products tailment of service. List year. PORK *. HANS the two groups met; talked, nnd TOY ANIMALS ...all in 16 exciting volumes sympathized, but could agree on SPAGHETTI no action. • Dogs and Scan PIAS *. CARROTS This year they save lowed Altortad Colors •aeh ' SLICED CARROTS forces on a four-point legislative to help your child in school! program to be brought before qiANT 3 ROLL • GREEN 4k WHITE LIMA$ Congress. CREAM CORN They are asking "rational" tax- TOMATO JUICi ation of railroads; federal low- CIFT WRAP PACKS interest loan aid for municipal Foil Suheen SAUERKRAUT bodies authorized to improve rail Papar BLACK EYE PEAS facilities; a Congressieaal study RED KIDNEY BEANS •^aof, transportationa>a> ••••• ••»•"»•" - -.- sobsMie— — a patm- .-^- BUTTER BEANS temed after those granted mu- SARAN ICICLES WHITE HOMINY nicipalities under the federal ur- ban renewal program; and_ia ISO Strands YOUR CHOICE ML HEW- pfcg. thorough examination of natioaa! 31 Inchas Long all 15 oz. can sizes policy to establish a "balanced" EACH THE MINUTE FACTS! transportation system. , We are in accord with this AH Pwraaw Chriitnm DMarallarw—1>.4* V.lna FUIXY ILLUSTRATED move to get a thorough examin- Holiday Sprinkle Kit »«<»1.89 ation of the problem by Congress. GRANULATED ••• jm mm IN SPARKUNQ. Some tax relief seems reasonable P*adl«, laiy and Sheny Dagt ' FULL COLOR!!] for the rail lines, particularly at Giant Plush Toy Animals »CM *4.98 the local property tax level, SUGAR 5 47 where outmoded assessments far ChrliHnol Ohrlnf are often killing the BOOM that Imported Umbrellas «*« 99« Iroccoli Spears >•«»'" 5X.M.00 • Over lrSOO paces laid the golden tax base. Fed- Warm and W**ly eral loan aid makes sense for •IRDXYf 10.1. » those cities that give the cam- Spinacli CHOPPED OR UAP 1.00 • Over 500,008) weris llamkots -^'3.89 muter lines stich tax aid—or that support the lines, aa Philadelphia SAVE-CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY • Over M00 M. is doing or New Jersey recently Glass Wax Stencil* n»47c BANOHIT sought to do. Wietratloai But, like the western railroads, PUS we are not convinced that out- right federal subsidy to local au- FIRST thorities is fair to other cities BOOK ONLY with other transportation prob- 49 lems. It is obvious that it la to the 1 ib BOOKS 2 THRU 16 advantage of the ailing' eastern COLUCT YOUR SET WITH OUR cities and to the nation as a EACH whole to preserve the urban rail ONLY 99* transportation system. To replace EASY BOOK-A-WEHK PLAN it with expressways into the cit- CARROTS ies concerned would cost up- wards of 17 billion dollars. / SEBXiSS But we feel that the bast stimu- MAYFAIR'S NEW LOW PRICE I lus for local respoasJbility and action would come through fed- LINDEN FARMS-FRESH FROZEN DEUTES FROM OUR APPETIZER DEPT eral low-interest loans rather GRAPEFRUIT 6'- 39< than urants. This, in turn, would CRISP AND SWEET Mtrr4 fund local transport bodies to Orange Juice lb. We Rive a stimulus to the railroads BOItED HAM Pout*. Cata Slaw, Macaroni themselves for needed improve- DELICIOUS APPLES 3 39 MICIHl ments in service. But. by keep- BOLOGNA lb.S*e FRESH SALADS ing a close financial check, H Hllraa Ib. Ifc - 2 for 35c would more easily hold the whole 5 69c Ib. Me rescue operation to a high ataa- LIVERWURtT IDAHOO PPOTATOES dard of efficiency. —Christian Science Monitor. HEAD CHEESE III. He Nllaal SMOKED LOX MICMl FATHER'S DOOM VMS COOKED IALAMI Ib. 71c SHRIMP SALAD Ib. Me PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mrs. I Shirley Tantala of Pittsburgh's Aurlcchlo PROVOLONE Ib. Me CORNED BEEF % Ib. Me Ovcrbrook Section gave birth to T».tr Nllr«4 a four-pound, 13-ou'nce baby boy Italian A J*wlah Styla at her home. The baby was SWISS CHEE Ih. Me ROLLS 4 AM. 21C nearly a month premature, but 56 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank ft Hr IK« I'I«T» Mr*. Tnntnla's husband Joseph, ROUMANIAN PASTRAMI lb, 7tc ROLLED BEEF Ib. He a Rtcnm fitter, wai up to the 9 occasion. Ho delivered the baby M*mB«r af Twin Caunfy Oraun. *rl r k V > \ uv. Girls Boys Reg. Ladies' A95 Men's R*g. 7 Reg. Men's Ladies' Reg. PARTY HOLIDAY HOODED CORDUROY ALL WOOL NYLON TRICOT QUILT ZIP SUBURBAN DRESSES PARKAS JACKETS FOR SLIPS ar Water rapolWnt, snuflly llnaJ • In handsome twaods - coihntara PWMMUW in itm 3- •Pllff •• TV Vitwwjj TW*| ff Hi* MWNI wavwi ptaMi, • Pattel snedat - solids end prints •VfJTOTTIfMf TvW^ffWWf Iff iMe*^ ••*'« WMI flan. • % sleeves - loose and 3 way • Iviry one of these fin* shirts ore belted stylet V^RIVe] «fM PeW0alvvVaT f! made by famous makers •klrta. Ivaiy ahlrt • pis- • You con choost any 3 stylos IV. 4utr at • lamaui mahar. • Nylon and embroidered trims All tilm avallabla, Slitt • Many, meny colon S-M-L-XL. • Sises 12-20 • Sites 6-1 • GOOD FOR ANY ITEM IN THE STORE OPEN AN ECONOMY CREDIT ACCOUNT No Down Payment • Months To Pay Allstate 5-Unit Diesel Switcher Freight Outfit clofhos for ovory occasion teen-age doll and fashion wardrobe 10V2-.fl. \\ A big fun-filled outfit for young live-wire engineers! A thrill 4.98 « min'uto with this •laetric switcher locomotive. Train it 41'/« sTllat JTai—alai -*'— llliifc •ytt. ••••••wfiitajaj ajwaj wini inches long and tha track is round —27x36 inchas . • • 102-in. circumference. ' Ideal doll to drett for every hour! Clothes include leotard, >• Fun on Wheels ; 2-pe. party dreii, street dreit, printed robe, ballerina outfit, £>. slack*, bloute, coat,, strapless dress, hat, bag and parities. All . - £/ packed in gay Happi-timo gift box. . f YOU SAVE AT SEARS SAVINGS UP TO 50% ON TOYS PRINCESS PEGGY SCRABBLE "V*lsi« nyivPj aMejnfjy 36" Life Six* T.sW —m—*~ fc • •• ti sa au aT"Ha»a flHanaj aVMrUfVJ w% DOLL I'/s-la. ttaat tabtaa 1 Soars Appliances For Mayflm* Fun . Iteej. 11.9S 3-pcset 4 red vinyl gripe Toys •mi-paeamatfc tires Rhk R«f.4.ft 4.00 ' Silvertone o :&&miMte portable phonos for teens exciting Silvertone stereo on-the-gol FM-AM radio-phono with matching stereo speaker fills your room with breath-taking sound realism 1 I Detachable speaker I | has 15-fl. cord so /tr(C««m»»^' that it can be pieced for best siereo affect | in your room. • Speafcer attaches ta phono to make ana anM a Play monaural records with speaker attached Manumatie plays records a Tana control for more Itstenlna enjoyment Play 45 and 16 RPM records • Veiasne control on each sound channel automatically, others one at a time. Synthatic-tapphira Silvertone phono is easily portable compatible needle. . _: i true stereo separation portaUoTV wHh built-on antenna w.f.M *5 DOWN* 139 Ask a Centi Pnttm swls $5 DOWN 'HI •abmary 1, It40 fultgwaFntataM 4aH tllaaaM OMaal •••rtS NK w * % m ovooMOSv el Re ee> • PnVAM radio, lO^wae sesM o Built-on antenna has telescoping • tmaiisis aad aatanss teiHioli, dual tone centrals •raa ••amlnifa wafted saalnn In wands to bring In best signal •aanlaBVal arlMPl o Metropolitan chassis provides good reception of both picture and sound 18" o frown cabinet In durable plastic; tot's phono ploys oil spo«ds tinted, curved, removable safety gless 36 WHITE ST. CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS cS^s^&ss^ SEARS STARTING DEC. 14 RED IANK OPIN 9 • f MON. THRU Ml. SAT. • - 5:10 . mn> BANK REGISTER .Fjeate i Mi__'n.Mnj|>v TW. Mi 19SAiaMtown Friday. Oner officers Btsnaroppi Gets Joyce Cainbate, FeUowohip Poat Ml Miu Lois MaUiaaoa, trees BELFORO — Philip Manarop- urer. The next meeting will be it waa elected eecreUry of theheld Sunday. Dec. 20. roaag Peoples Fellowship of St. 7fth BIRTHDAY Clement's Episcopal Church Sun- day. Rev. John Crumb SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Cliftw Speaker. Bralnerd, Garden Rd.. was bon Refreshments were served by ored at a family party MI hei Mas Loma Hlckman. The group 77lh birthday Saturday night al win have a soda stand at the be- the home of her son-in-law as* te be held In St. Mark's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Vai Church. Dr. Jockey Underwear Rotlttet Hets *mm •••lit$ p m«t»i, watek •» Oal. CharU. L. O)t«. sl«M tl»e tribute scroll far the fey SccMrW I jest want to wWali'will observe Its SQtti anniversary {p received: from'• sfonees will e!d in Hi* •iriieftiif *f Esposito notional monument, in Washington, **•*• ^ Scouts to and.original signatures are te be preserved, twf Scow* Heads Up effort is riot a turn* •olieltlon but *a e^eavae-jH have Carols at Tree Tfarsaer scouts and friends parfle(|Mt*^M «.vvaluntary FireVnU baits toward a. memorial at a commernerefive tribute. At Tttseeay'c Scant* ebove ore Tarry Staphan, laft, and Jamas Stew* Ce.Ne.3 ejt. Col. din is amember of the scouts nattonat realen- as its al board. .: ,-. ; : - .- .,-• • — ^;,.:* ',. Others eteeted ware: yiacent Sacce, vtea . a Jockey Underwear • Railstol Hats Panl labrecht, secretary; late Figaro, trsasurar; Ja . Martinet, capfafai; Peter OCFaa- lo. first lieutenant; Jo ' ~ ' Heutenaetj Peter AM- each troop win Claude •——•---^ . _-rr Named as troatssa were Josepn « Frank Smith. to the OM fceiit Named to the exeeothre were John Higglas, Mr. Oalatro. Viaceat Maraado, Alas ~ h M 8r. Mrs. AICK Cerley. disMot «. Representing the Fireman's Re- Hctor • tor • sereral • ycaiev. has feYMfcy U.S . OLYMPIC TEAM lief Group is Mr. Figaro, walla Amittadhahar raaigaattasulbe Is, Mr. Mlggias was selected to bead By MTPe Cfcaiapiea faehlon—faeblon at the Olympic level—4e- the board of visitors. Rayadds. Mrs, Charles C Jhd for active nMa on the move! Brawnyy, beakyy Head Selected as fire police ware district chaimwa. gave the DoPontt DacfcoD nri riw cottott n tbat'tbta' facthar-HgiitkafthHitkdd flfollly Frank Mana, William Anderson. weak aaf wwuK Big. dataehaUa hood warmly lined with Peter DePoeti. Joseph Carver. iuffjr Orion pila. Virile toggle front plus Ung-clsa patch Jr.. aad Viaceat Sacco.. Refreabmants ssrvea ay fockats. Only MeGrfgor could combine such practicality Mrs. Victor Laser Mra. If any with auch' adventurous good looka. Little wonder it'c the •tyl* that the V.8. team win wear at" the forthcoming Olympie Gamaa. How about yonT OQQ QQ R Weekly Auxiliary Givos To Squad Fund Food The aadnaiy of tbe VastoMe FAULTLESS " ~ ' B«dBeak.atba SPORT SHIRTS PAJAMAS SCANDIA CARDIGAN Review an Letgbtoa Am,- seat«, eaatrl- battsa of eMt to maVReaVBcak Smaller prices mid First AM* ermarket edverllsemants Increase the chances net I main course of your next dinner started Ufa in a pigpen. Pork chops ere lower aw S m •V:J.v:*f.-,l:*' 1» cenu a pound over a' *— *••• '-• - •-- - IITTf-sTT-i_ ..; JTt"V - -•• • R area this week end aad stores will feature chaps, tarn RESISTOL » OT flaVHe! HATS weekly specials. Thuf. If me sks> per la yonr house is Conformlag'' He* coasdans. ItilbaperkC! 44 MONMOUTH ST. RID BANK The peek on pork tefla Mr*. CeU. Mas. marketings IM Mrs. Thames RMd ^M 1-4110 spring's big; pig crop. Tbe Ideal gift for the nan culture m ill to .await pat- enypurltat. AgUtcer- P a^gv^Pveianraa a'aaatej ffweie- nwemm i 'Red Bank Fire. „, and cotora. Broad. tUIctta aohras the slie ^B^_M__a. aBBemBeBeSatf mmalaSiJLaeBB tajaHamBjasj ^BkttABadaaBtBm\m> M aa> I act in three years. wHb* e terg-.. , •» *• .MrsJto. d Joseph TeHriee problem.. the increase coming in perk. Sbn- er. Mtf. Frs I 0.95 ilarh/. the American Meat insti- OPVJB] ^ewnmT JBJOJfJT/OBJfak ClfBJSIBIAB ; I tute estimates current supplies WwAflsMePale MffSeU FRBK FARKma Of REAR Of STORE at 10 per cent ahead of a __J Mrs. Cress |a< Mrs. | year VetaoTalerlcon .Day were nostosses at| BMTBAMCB ON wlDTE STREET ' Veracthe coffen e heir that With beef prices Tbe naatt wd be s will 4 la the firfie Plugging round steak! aad OLDIN'S MEN'S SHOP toast. There aha a offerings of lag of mmb. Fryer ESTAT1 PtANNIrl» # MaWSTEm CHe^KS • ITtCtAt OBKICIIIW ACCOUNTS prices are up 4 to B Now Through Pic 23d - Optn ivts 4 Sat, 'til 9 | on fryers ere iafrei Butter is up a bit la the and South aad eggs dew* 3 to mta a desea in me East POSITS MB IANK Shrimp should be rearwy Carte Mo m many areas for Shrimp cocktails over the holidays, ac- cording to the Bureau of C Heso • Jockey Underwear • Rets Underwear • Resistol Hats • SitBcrbe Neckwear • Perls telts merciel Fisheries. The prices normally are m close to seaports. Vegetables ea the _ buy list tbis week are I kale, mushrooms. GIFT DRESSES id the winter types of _, (acorn and butternut). Yea eaa lehehss. carrots, c EXCLUSIVE PRINTS AND STYL ••I' ••* •"••• wemner.r m Florida, a big wiator vegetaMe YOU'LL FIND NOWHERE BUT HERE grewlagarae. baa cartaOed the supply of some ttsms and seat prices up arrnriMagly. These hv Cmnm dBmSti* * aim 1 r eggpUM. tomatoes, endive. •P "J* our bank la person when 5.98 No-ton, Drip-Ory role, cabbage, peepers aad_ id ea «M our Bank by Mail service or yellow squash. Cucumbers go tar $1.75 e basket ea tbe Chi oc tha weather's fjainat you. Ask wholesale market vs. O ' ^ " " aowl year ago. while peppers are *J> GrTGOnONS e bushel against $>.*. Florida oranges are c ...^ _ market la heavy vebmM. haw. ever, aad the overaU U. S. pro- duction of early, n ChoBse her Olft Dress from tbe navel oranges Is an Special • per cent ahead of last year. wessce s fashions. Every dross Only about one In four win he Purehtum t eaten fresh, however, since guaranteed! Every drees exchange- around M per cent of the crop able for right else or color after Is processed end another It per Christmas! GUt-braed! SAVE 2.00 cent is exported. Shop your neareet Cottonland Store for the best collection el In this connection, aavaral maj. 0 1 AI§ - or producers of frosen concen FBMRAL MPOgrr mgUBANCB CORFORATION HXn'ft S^-.lS'ua'lJo'rJ?. " "' •^ ° """*<" trate have cut wholesale prices ALL OVFtCBS OFBM llM TO • V. M. FBJDAV SVENINOS SO cenla on a dozen six-ounce cam, Best busy, along with oranges, ALL DAY - ONI STOP IANKIN6 Now 4 Convonlont Stores are grapefruit, tangerines, ap- ples, avocados and cranberries. It'/i Broad St. Red Bank Lemons and limes are good buys, RED IANK LIHLI SILVER KCYPORT IN«LI$HTOWN as are California snd Oregon /, FREEHOLD pears. Emperor and r I b (a r ftrapee have Joined the luxury ESTATE PIANNINO • RM1STEK CHECKS • SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS class. Society TBE MENACM RED BAWK HECISTER TWrrfay. Dae. \0. each prissat. If you use patterned' Allow enough ttauio sor _ t Mr*. Charles Tort., Mrs tpaper, be sura yea have small ping your gifts end wrap each an otherwise attractive wrap- Harold Lynch, sjtrs, Job* Day patterns for small packages end one with care, deciding before ping, the The Rotary back, and Mn. Georgia,Da.5tef bold • patterns • far" larger boxes. you start each one what paper, oC Haljr Family Plata paper is always wise to nonN Ms ribbon and decoration you will HOLD •_,. I ' Wrapping hava e as hand because it can be use. PHOENIX, Aril. (AP) — A , Mrs. Ruth Wyaockie SEAMAN-TEACHER FREEHOLD, —When your used.on,and y size snd Use the correct width ribbon Phoenix youth whose car-etrip* aad Mrs. Marioa Noone as mem' VAN WERT. Ohio (AP) — Jom Christmas shopping Is' completed made to look festive with gay and make the bow that suits the ping activities were interrupted bsra last .week. - y . .'-:J Endsley. like many a- travelei ami the gifts begin to pile up. aad decorative additions, the eg site and shape of the package. by an armed farmer and bulldog final plan* were made for Owe before him, is seeiag the work It's time to start thinking about eat points out. Investigate the many possible had his complaint after Ms cap. Christmas part* to be held in by shipping out as a seaman. Bu exciting wrappings. !•• ways of tying ribbon' bows to ture.' ' ' . Endsley confines Shis Be' certain that all your acces- Host 7 MrsV Una K. White, home ag- Tapping such n pa- have variety in your wrappings. When those pit bulls grab you. Hag- to die summertime. < . gay ribbon or yarn, Make some addWoaal decorative tfe*y don't want to 1st go." ..' - The rest of tbe^year he's ai tape, labels and other Christmas touches if they are mi! Mn. Engflth and' tMUsh v Unguagi appropriate t» the teacher at nearby Convoy-Unioi Christmas gifts High School . ef aicely' -uie tie kolder lie won't lose ^ ilbir to Identify Belford i Trees ' Mrs. Donald Munch, Mrs. Joe- eph Munch, Ellen Jane Boyce, FRKEHOUV-It's easy to- tell Cart Ann Erring. Jamce L. MaV one kind of Christmas' tree from loy; Vend* and Robert J. Pal- another. andiao and Warren C. Apet. it., ' A. N. Lentt,. extenskm fores- were confirmed In St. Cleminfs Perfect for Chrittmam .,;•., ter, at Rutgers University, offers Episcopal Church recently by the l lir Tiw ir fl niff llnfr TTIIT—^ this guide: RevT^John ~ Crumb. - DonaM f Pine trees have.two. to five ty genuine cultuicd pearls. Ptecicws 4 Ka Munch. Joseph Munch anil Mrs. needles ta a. cluster, and needles Margaret Fink were received la- ley stums enduring beauty, created fix fine gttVglWnif are LK to three inches long. to membership. Fir trees have single, flat needles. one-haB to one inch km*. A gala Valetine dance will he Needles from spruce trees are held Saturday. Feb. 1J, by the aharpand hay* fyrftdijsa»tM 'U |taae*T you'ean easfly tml thenVbetween ^-*..,! ctvfcAasocIa thumb and finger.-'' ' Ooo. Af the meeting ta : .UonardD.rnai. These dtiuatterisUciwucnfcracteristlclf< wlll feetp**lp Manor, you identify the Christmas trees probWm la the Hi usuaVy sold to this area - iiilopaiaitwasd-- ; UMES FIGHT FO« LIFE The Uth birthday of Laurel ;,v- • SINCE Itir -r-,v2^cr-,, ASHBWRN, Oa; West Furniture The independent Fire AuxlUary Christmas party .will ha. held tot . 17. No busi- n2^ Tbe h^d U De- s Hi cember. Jack SpUUw Goyae Pl» aad his wife celebrated his birthday with Mr. anj* Mrs. Robert fan of The Scout Building Aaaockuiaa la preparing the buildh* for Scout Christmas parttes. At the meeting, last-Tharsday. a aipn was bekt about vandaUsm DatILL Ht «s»rs a aaav made for repairs. . cTatalas Donna KeUaber. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelleher; Hop- ping Rd., •celebrated her ninth birtnday Maaday at a family par- ty. She will celebrate it Friday with friends: Janet Van Watten. Donna GUM* Man wkh, Krist Gill. Virgtaia Bakasi CAN H USW IN ANY POSITION Bnwaia Trasp 114 Uy plant* visit • the Falrviaw Dea 10. Girl Scout Troops; leaders a adults of the Belford Neighbor* JIG SAW hood Association will go Christ- mas caroling in the HUHap Nurs- te i H MkkUt i f various dcvclopflMMte ID) Belford Dec. U. A bus wtil ha Chartered. The next Neighbor- hood meeting will be la Jaauary. ..The tint birthday at B Hulse. daughters Mr. and Hulas.' of the other chair satisfies like a vMra. Troop 3 clothing which waa aaat to PAIwOVS SWL Navajo Indian mission m Art- aoaa. The girls are workiag ea Duty 6%" SAW waste papsr baskets for their par* •ARCALOUNCIR CRADUS YOUR pODY AT WVI VITAL anU' Christmas gifts. Mrs. Row- ' far land VanCleaf Is troop' ARIAS YO MttY AWAY ipNSIONS. «Vi YOU MIW Ray Woodward, son of Mr: aad mJt CHOOM MOM A VARIRTY O» STYUS. SBtS Mrs. Harold Woodward, Ava. A, celebrated Ms IMh birthday Dae. ?S*ti AND COVMIN9S. RUUVINAYOR MASSAM OPTION- 2 at a family party. Skll JwWiol Tabkt wW. lotj* AL ON MOST MODUS.' . . The Ladies1 Auxiliary at the No. 1 Fire Eftglae Compaay haM Ma aaaual Christmaa party aad dhwer la Alpine Manor. Suaday, Stcret paU w*ra revealed by ex< , : ' ' for Your Purchases '.' '..!•' changing'gilts. Ricky Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, Apple Valley OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. THROUGH DEC. 23rd Dr., celebrated his seventh bitth- day Saturday. Present were Joe- epn uskowici, Stephen Nelson, Dirk Miller, Robert, George and Thomas Wellington, Raymond Mealy, Chris Coyte snd Timothy i« WEST FURNITURE CO. Kugleman. ' LUMIS,™ Tel. COIfax 4-0181 Free Parking Opp. Store KEYPORT PI'C JQugene Zaborney o( Quan- tlco, Va., spent the week-end with his mother, Mn. 1 Plnklowlcx of SevtntV St. •'••'* • • -"T ••'-•- '28—Thursday., Dee. 10. 19S9 RED BANK REGISTER Read the Small Print! I " By BERNARD GAVZER sale of business or securing loans has been a legitimate operation Af> Newsfeatures Writer of seme reputable firms for many NEW YORK — Like millions of years." says Burke. "The main other Americans, you may have difference between the legitimate a small business or other property firms -and the sharp operators that you'd just as soon sell. is that in,the case of honest firms If the wrong guy gets to you. it the fee usually covers reasonable can. be quite costly—to you. This expenses: The fee essentially' is man maybe one of the sharpies just peanuts and the only way the in the "advance lee" scheme —a broker makes money is to make a LIQUOR STORES racket which has taken victims sale. The advance'fee sharpies, for millions of dollar* etch year. the other hand, make hand- In. the past, the advance fee. some incomes solely on the basiTs racket • concentrated on alleged of fees." . - •ale of property, but since some Apply UReHable Ageaclcs operator* were sent to jail, there Burke's recommendations: has been a switch to loan schemes. "If you need a loan for; your COMB IN AND PICK UP YOUR GIFT CATALOG FOR YOUR Beth operate the same way. business, apply to reputable CHRISTMAS OIFT SUOOBSTIONS How They Work , • sources such as a bank or si mi John Burke, the National Bet- lar agency. If you are turned Royal York ter Business Bureau expert on down, find out why. OPEN EVERY MGHT TIL such schemes, explains how they Burke, "you learn the awful work: truth:- the contract you signed If an advance fee operator COiONU. ROY say* nothing about guaranteed offers to get you the loan, find BAVftSOirS MOSI^ POPULAR A fast-talking salesman, arm- KRNTUCJCVfflAJOHT led with impressive-looking bro- sale' or any refund.. Behind' the out it the company he represents U.INDED chures and similar props, assuresclever contract terminology, no actually gives the loan or if.the the sports coat matter what the salesman says, firm simply provides a 'service' you that his firm has a buyer for your property or can get youthere It Just one promise—to act to get a loan. Before signing any Bourbon lone. He represent* himself as anas an advertising .service." contract, demand evidence that WhUkey 1 expert on property values. If you Because of successful prose- there are sources who will make place fair value of $6,000 on your ration of some operators, there the loan under ' circumstances with a pedigree property, he'll invariably tell you has been m switch to allegedly that- *he b«nk or other, agency .29 obtaining .loans for people who refused to. that in today's market it The NBBB and interested goy< •u*rt bring $10,000 or $12,000. This is want to improve property or 4 TBABS eminent agencies report that vic- 4H*:* natural since the fee and his com- bolster ailing businesses. Burke S* frmt - «•% _ < Years OM Bond mission are based on' a percent- says this still is worked AS antims in the advance fee schemes age of the claimed value rather advance fee* scheme by some have been' operators of small operators. lunch room's, delicatessens, shoe than what It might bring if it were repair shops, barber shops. and AMR ST. Francis acUally solU. Fees may run any- "It should be pointed out that the like. .'...' where from $100 to $10,000. The accepting a fee.in connection with salesman also says that if no sale "We always say that the best FRUIT is made in 90 days,, you can get way to protect yourself,"' says COCKTAILS your money back. The operators Burke, "is to investigate before then list the property in glossy. More Milk investing. The Better Business • MARTINI Imposing catalogs which are sent Bureau or Chamber of Commerce to some legitimate real estate in your town is ready to Help If MANHATTAN • PS«fh • OMMTf brokers, Production you are approached by any of these advance fee operators." Aprfcet • Msckberrr .-,. • The Tratk Harts ,Re*eV fl* torvs) "'When you complain finally Is Forecast that no sale has been made and a NEW BRUNSWICK — Dairy refund has been refused," says farmers In - New Jersey, probably will produce more milk In IBM 3 FIFTH than they did ..this year. FIFTH 7OFSOOF This reverses a trend, John W. Carncross, agricultural econo- 'l|mist at Rutgers University's Col Special lege of Agriculture, said today. DAVIDSON'S IMPORT ID LIBERTE Just back from a conference 'm with Cornell and Pennsylvania I SCOTCH ImportsxJ French PURINA mf State University. economists, Mr. I Napol««*n Brand ei Carncross.' reported agreement II that the Increase in milk from WHISKEY the t'ri-state area! which includes New York and Pennsylvania, will BRANDY DOG amount to perhaps-two to four per cent. *5L Bi"t- aff^pf FIFTH 5 Economists foresee a stabiliz- CHOW ing in- cow numbers and contin- STAR ued Increase In milk production m BVfrNNf Ml 3 FIFTH per cow. he said. Ne«» Jersey's Large, pwratam quality cow population has been falling Price off since 19M. It fell to a low cultured pearls, accented rHMEUKH sMMMTD point last spring, but now is in- with white Austrian crystal*. creasing. • ' • Mounted in unfrnithfbU 31st) The Rutgers economist fore- I4fct. white gold overlay ZandtWINE sees some decrease in the price settings. • llsctter rr .• Meckberry of dairy cows next year. - Time an redly eiquisttel 10 Ik*. With slightly higher costs prob- • Chtcry • Chanry able,' the net incomes of dairy Fwtftirt *U.M**Mta • Rasakerry farmers In the Garden State are 2- not likely to be any higher than MANY OTHIR FLAVORS an they were In 1959 and could be a. little lower,: Mr. Carncross NATURALLY FRRMINTID IN THI BOTTLS itatefl. WILBUR'S SO Ike.. Davidson'sFinest N. Y. Stat* ^R*. ^Q MIGRATION URGED JEWELERS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —The Since IMS president of the fiv* Meet this scintillating new star. Royal York, the sports coat with • family tree of royal quality—but without the usual fancy price tog! Try one on. Your Royal • WIINOOLD OIRMAN York fits like the coat of * very expensive •uit—because that's the way it's made. UEBHMUWLGH Vintage 1/5 Royal York is Rochester-tailored-there's 1 • WIINOOLD nothing better! And the comfort-weight 'til yon want Mmeth!n«r ipedml! woolens are just as fine. Blue-blood Her- MOSaBLUMCHEN Vintage 1/5 W**LL PAY YOU BIO pRorm. Then, when you itage Weaves loomed of imported wool. want to tak« that vacation, or buy a new piece leM|e -V* NewTreasure-Tex checks, overplaids and of furniture or a special outfit — you have subtle stripes. Royal York costs so little more, can do more with your Christmas gift • CMwrti Ciwssiirl, la Se»k»t fl. for one big reason. Bond's makes and or bonus. JCour funds will also be safe and • Andre Refer UriissK Ssserler Red Wine 1/S sells more fine clothes than anyone, any- raady anytime you want them. • Aadre Refer Berdaewi RNHM WhHe Wise 1/S where. Being the biggest knocks off bit* Before you buy "on tht spur of the mo- 99 savings for Bond's-and for you! ment and regret it—bring ia youkr Christma Y s Cricket Club Slocks-our amaih hit wor- 55£%%!£%* " * ** sted flannel* proportioned to fit perftetly (regu1ar$,Umg»,$hort») '13.95 RED BANK SAVINGS LOAN r^ AssociATK>N LIOUOR STORES 3 months to pay, no down payment Door to Security FREE PARKING >«Vi MOAD ST., RID RANK 10 BROAD ST. HID BANK NEW JERSLY ullh Iniured Saving! Account! Money Order* Home Improvement Loam o FOR FREE DELIVERY PHONE SH 7-3334 th« QUALITY SHOP Travaleri Chequoi DIVIDEND Home Mortgage Lo/tnt 113 IIIOAD ST. RED SANK OPEN CVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS S*v«.by-M The chief offender is the porta- ble radio. All electronic devices Jrodlice; radio wav«s. Equipment with, 'trarisiitors are the worst of: tenders, interfering at times with any of 'the equipment on which the pilot relies for communica- tion1, position or direction. Thuit far the international air COMPARISON lines .tell you plainly that you are 'not to use such radios when in flight. The local airlines may ad- LEAN, SMOKED vita you likewise but all airlines LINDEN HOUSftr HUNT'S HALVES or SUCED haVei not yet done so as an abso- lute 'order. |t is foolish to try, anyway,' because reception Is very pqor and, in most cases, Impossible, CAN There - are some portable ra- CALA Vv. - Leonardo. PEACHES The .Ladies' Auxiliary of the' Community Fire Company held a MOTTS Christmas party Tuesday in the fire house. A covered dish sup- HAMS per-.was served, and there was a afrab bag for presents. The fire- men -also ' attended. The. next meeting will be held in January. LAMB CHOP APPLE JUICE Mrs. George Ballman. Mon- CAMPBELL'S or HEINZ mouth,Ave.. has returned home from St. James Hospital, New- SALE! ark, after being patient there • week. SHOULDER 69c Tie American Legion Auxili- TOMATO SOUP ary's county meeting will be held tomorrow at the post home. A RIB LINDIN FARMS FROZEN party is.acheduled for Dec. 21 in Cedar Inn. Highlands. The next business meeting will be held LOIN Wednesday, Jan. 13. ORANGE JUICE Mr/jand Mrs. Alfred Fehn 'of Irvington spent the week-end in thel#-summer home on Morimouth CHASE & Ave./-r. ;• UNDIN HOUil WHITI Ot COIOMD • ' ' ' . Mrs. George Search, Highland 3.1.29c ION-AMI 2 Ave.,' spent the week-end ' with V UNMN HOUM CONTROUID 1UDS MisaLaura Drake of East Or- ange. . , FACIAL TISSUES 6 V *1" DETERGENT IINNM HOUM • • . «MX PAPf* Mr*. Frank Kenny of South Plainfietd is spending • week EVAPORATED MILK 8^*1"° CUT-MTE with Mt. and Mrs. Harold Buch- AU MINDS . .• ON*** EWER'S COFFEE ± 69c H-0 OATS S«;i Off to School UNHN HOUU UMMN H04IM . Printed Pattern WHITE MEAT TUNA 3 *.r *T TOMATO SAUO 6 ^ 49c CHOPS AND STEW ASIOniD - NO DEPOSIT - NO MTURN . YOU (AVI MOM . ' •.33c LINDEN HOUSE SODA 5'J£89c WESSON OIL ^ *1" LAMB COMBINATION 1INDItINOIN HOUSfI UMOIIINMN KOUSHOUSI IK1UW _^_ FRESH KILLED OVEN-READY TOMATPRUNE JUICO JUICE E 3^*1°° DETERGENSWEET CIDET R .^ 39c ^ S9c ROASTING CHICKENS 3Vi t* 4 lbs. • 39c KIHUI UNMN HOUM CUT TENDER-JUICY OVBftMKADY POTATO SNAX GREEN MANS SUNSHINI 11-M. UNMN HOUSI ' CAPONETTS 4 to Sib.. 49c HYDROX COOKIES CREAM CORN 2 '^ TENDER JUICY DELICIOUS MINIATUUt Ot BUttV'S ...... CUBE STEAKS '"99c HERSHEY KISSES FANTASIES COOKIES 't? TASTY DAIRY FOODS FROZEN FOODS | TAYLOR PORK ROLL 7.99c WHITI, YIUOW, SWISS^MMtNTO CHEESE ,.,. MORTON DINNERS YOU SAVI MOMI TASTY HAN ISA MAS aivae vALLav TOMATOES PIZZA PIES HADDOCK nitn aoaosM's AtsoaTse r 49c GRUYERE CHEESE raoisN . * Part. *1*| HAWAIIAN PUNCH 9?CA BROCCOLI 2^ 35c DOOTQWN SPECIAL OFFER Pretty (or school or dreu-upt Princess dress his wide skirt. K 's"-(.e\v, no waist seams. Make HOMEMAKER'S It In crisp-cotton checks with PASCAL white plqije collar. Tomorrow's p'ttcrh: Misses" dress. BW ENCYCLOPEDIA 'Tinted Pattern (MB!); Chil- ORANGES dren's. Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 CRISP RED taken 21/4 yards 35-Inch fabric, % yard contrast. Printed directions on oach pat- APPLES tern part, Easier, accurate. Send thirty-five cents (coin) for this pat torn—add 10 cents for eHchi'pnltcm for flmt-clnni tunII- LADIES' FULL SIZE Ttia MtowlRjaj An Hi* Iicluslva F*««lMiwn Supmrmmrkmtt In This Area: Ins. Send to Marian Mnrtln, SATIN FINISH VINYL Rnd. Bank Register, Pattern BLANKETS 97 Broad Street, R«d Bank * 1126 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright Drpl., 232 Wont IRlh St., Now FULL $12! 72 "x90" ll«n«i«d «f miracle fibre! York, II, T»T. Y. Print plulnly Jer e«(re wermlli t" Kiln UMBRELLAS Rt. 35, Eatontown (closed Sunday) 1 blndlm. In ikiartad iieeo nn'mo, addrem with znnc, ilr.c r*\ot colort, With Covar. and stylo number, Aisortarf Colon. 506 Prospect Ave., Little Silver 125 Broadway, Long Branch Forty different Jockey* and * Foodtown Mflrkots Opon Sunday Vi'i drainers won rucrit durln« oach frlcee •fttillvf ihreueh Itturrfiv Dirimbir U Nil reinomlbie fo' t«mi*rtehl CITRUS SALE Mountains & Mountains Citrus of the Freshest, Fanciest Sal ail Citrus Fruits You Have Cyprus Garden—Fruit Section* quart Ever Seen! iar 59 For the finest Produce • • • all you need remember is Safeway! Lemons Suntlst California California Nivali Oranges Urga ti» 7 «cr 49. Juicy Fresh Floridas Floridai C Tangerines uiy lo pwl extra large size fruit Florida; tangarina Tangelos and oranfl* latla trail Oranges 1239 Florida* final? Limes 5-29- Indian Rlvar; aatra Uroi Grapefruit premium *iia 2«-29- Indian River... Famous Quality white or pink; medium size each Grapefruit J-resh J-rozen Florida Orang Florida Grapefruit Or ange 5 39 10 5 39 10 7 Juice Florida's Minute Maid or Bel-air 32 ox. Gardenstde 17 oz. Cypress cant cream style cans- Orange Drink Gardens 5 Sugar Corn 9 •1 ^^^P 6 oz. Jultt 46 oz. Primrose 17 oz. ^^^L cans ' Town House cans fancy cut cans Grapefruit tw««t or natural 4 '1 Asparagus 5 *1 33« Pineapple 46 ox KeKey's-trisK 17 oz. Grapefruit] LOOK cans medium whole white Blended Drink Milrose 4 •1 Potatoes 9 •1 Cherub tad Gardenside 16 es. Canned Milk evaporated 8 cans *1 Tomatoes standard quality 9 cans •1 San Georgio lib. Empress 10 oz Spaghetti regular or thin 6 pkgs. *1 Grape Jelly 4 20 oz. |ar« $15 jau •1 Gardentide 17 ox. Grape — Empress 10 oz. standard quality 20 oz. jars $1 i»s •1 v Sweet Peas 9 *1 Preserves« 5 9Hr Iradad Mam amludad fro*) Htli cHar) For the /tnest Meats .. • all you need remember is Safeway! Evaporated Pet Milk Doubly Rich Enriched LOI Hecker's Flour All Purpose 5 Rib End Lola End \6 Rib Cut) cParkay Margarine 2 45 (3 Ib. Average) Broadcast Chili lib 35- Loin Chicken a la King 57. Pbrlc Roast Z »39« Pork Chops 'ST *69* Pork Roast HaH Ronzoni Spaghetti 49« Peanut Butter "•£ 39. 1 lb. Jiffy Cleaner US DA. Choice Nos. 8 or 9 »£.. 'Vi25« Pkgs. tender and juicy 2 Beef Stew Ground Chuck Starkist Tuna For fricassee, Paper Tow els 2*-* 39* salad or a-la-king lb C WMla THMW fancy Fowl Frdien Chicken 20Ofapa«k 2 29* Hormal fr.ih Pumpkin Pie £2* Hbrd Salami Vacuum *acll ph°/45c Cod or Haddock Flllali 49. Sara 7H A Lee Hydrox Cookies 35« Corned Beef Vianna V; 59- Fancy Halibut faalura luy 79 Dorann futm Onion Rings frotan - 39- Mixed Fruits Chfcktn Dinner" Edwards Coffee Fems Christmas Trees 1 Turkey MrtU Eye froian Chun King frozen Fine, ragular or drip feminine naphlm CANADIAN BALSAMS $*|.69 12 oz. 7oz lib. 6 to 8 FEET TALL Dinner pk0. 39 pkg. 69 can 59« While Supplies laitl Adv*rtl»»d Print a(f«cllv« thru Saturday, December 12«h. Swamon't Frozen Lamb Stew Black Pepper Margarine Crotto & Blackwoll'i McCormlck'n ground Coldbrook 10 oz. iib. SAFEWAY pkg. 4 02. lib. 4%^* r 39 enn pkg.. 2V 39 W« reierv* the right lo limit quantlitoi. None lold for r»§al». -t— ->• Coofcko to ROLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE •UY ON IASY CRIDIT TIRMS 1OH GROUPS Open "til 9 P. M. Offer the llcut in Comfort & Kxpcriciicc Every Evening For Gr«af«r Savings PHONE PHospvcl 4-2737 WM Including Saturdays 21 BROAD ST. TEL SH 1-4800 RED BANK Asbiiry Park - Now York Transit Corp. Photo Suppliw» • Tap* Roeordort * Appllanevt • Radios 401 LAKI AVINUC, ASIUHY PARK Now thru Dec. 23 It wffHStw a* HP WAKK. nXSIStEM Ml ealtor'm Party tetT Bfeyner Urges Safety, he* catted altt______dj# itfioi«fsHic«jW for Slated DeD c1 177 to "hazard* of the holiday j weather, aad, particularly at this"is called coertesy," ' ; KATONTOWN — Members of life Driving sesson," ending after New Years. time, guarding against personal The governor, before Thanks- [over-indulgence in alcoholic bev- the Monmouth County Board ol TRENTON — Gov. Robert B. Leading problems, he said, giving, had issued a statewide Realtors will meet for a Christ- are: erages when behind the wheel or proclamation for safe driving Meyner is stressing the need for on foot in traffic." mas dinner dance in Old Orchard care in motoring from now until "The need for careful obser- through the holiday season. Country Club at 7 p. m. next the holidays mre past. vance of traffic regulations; the Needed, said Mr. Manahan is Thursday. the "spirit of good will toward It pays to advertise In Th* RecKter. Highlights will include the in- He, through J. R. Manahan, avoidance of undue haste; the —Advert! lenient. stallation of officers for 1960. To be acted on will be the applica- tions for membership from repre- sentatives of agencies in various parts of the county. At Red Bank Lumber PEARL Simply That Tired, Rundown Feeling NEW YORK (AP) — It wasn't FREE COFFEE SATURDAY snow, nor rain, nor gloom of •BB>W.^BSSSSSW^BSSSSSa^^gB^BW.aBBBBBSkJaBBBBBBBa.^BSSsB night that held up the mails for li^^r^^r^^^S^^^^^^^i*B»^^.SS«»^^Bsi^^B»^^SB^^»^^^"^^aBW WALL ST. a year. It was simply that tired, rundown feeling. Mailman Horace W. Carpenter, MATERIALS FOR: 44, was- caught yesterday and SMOKf-CATsttS' tlAMRS-^Thete ere new officers of Liberty Hose Company. charged in .Federal Court with Red Bank, after Tuesday night's election. Left to right: Vincent Sacco, vice presi- holding up delivery of 15,000 dent; Claud* Borchardt, Jr., assistant engineer; Saivatore Esposito, presidant; Jo- BSBSrOl • W •••• • swe * ••> ai—-—• •—• — — BONDL.X pieces of mail. Postal inspectors said Carpen- seph Martinez, captain; Dominie Figaro, treasurer; Paul Albrecht, secretary, and EXPANSION ATTICS • DENS ter, a Brooklyn letter carrier tor Peter Galetro, engineer. , ' ,- . ' 14 years, told them he often grew PAINTING •GARAGES CLOSE OUT fatigued toward the end of bis route and chucked the rest of the WMMJSTORMDOORS&WINDOWS 10-Lb. Con nail in the trunk of his car. LETTERS FROM He always planned to deliver OUR READERS R«9. 2.95 it another day when be had less ALUMINUM COMB. WINDOWS AND to carry. But he never did and the pile of letters grew and grew. PEARL HARBOR MEMORIES DOORS 50-Lb. Bog None of the mail was tampered with. And someone other than First Ave., Hilton Park. TERMS AVAILABLE TO $2,500 Reg. 8.60 . 'Carpenter will deliver it before Atlantic Highlands, N. J. the end of the week. To the Editor: •aB^BSBSBSBBSBSBSBSBSBSBSB«^BBi^Bs1sB#^Bs1^BBi^Bt'^Bi Carpenter, released without I ran across the enclosed poem bail pending grand jury action, — or what you will — In my pa- THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS faces up to five years hi prison if convicted. pers recently-and, on looking at BONDEX the date, found It hard to realise GIFT FOR DAD! Home-School Club that I had penned it all of 18 Family Night Monday years ago at Pearl Harbor. IS BEST EATONTOWN — Family night I've done little or nothing to will, be featured *t Monday polish it, preferring to leave it night's meeting of the Steelman with all of its very obvious faults Home and School, Club at » as an expression of now one en* o'clock in the Vetter School aud- DRAMEX itorium. A hand puppet show will listed man reacted to the event be presented by Den 4 of Cub Sincerely, AS ADVERTISED ON JACK PAAR Scout Pack 52, directed by Mrs. Alan M. Buck James Van Dover and Mrs. Don- TUB ATTACK—OBW. 7, 1S41 ald Vaughan. There will also be Softljr. Uts rslTSt shades of nlstit take REG. a magic act entitled "Wbitley flight Ae .ban darkness (Ires war to HIM The Wizard." The tropical Isis of cloud-cowle* filll SOLDIER HONORID— Col. Albert R. Dreitbech, sur- 4.95 A community sing will be ledWUni, obvious of Uw comlns UL It li the Sabbath, geon end commanding officer of the Patterson Army by Mrs. Marjorie King, second Ordained day of ren. grade teacher, after which re- Ae death eomee winging Hospital, Fort Monmouth, pint Commendation Ribbon freshments will be served. Chil- From out of un wen. with Metal Pendant on uniform of Master Sgt. John H. Belle are lolling dren are invited to attend with From tower and steeple. Epler, awarded him on completing four-year toiir of duty IN OUR their parents. And quickly the etreets Are niled with people as hospital's sergeant major. Sgt. Epter, soon to depart Who. ol the pending danger unaware, PING-PONG TABLE Oceanport WSCS Devoutly answer the eall to prsrer, for new assignment in Korea, has over 12 years of ac- while down by the harbor Complarta wltfc StvreV Usktaimmfc^ - IhM) Basement Department Has Vule Party Are children at pley tive duty in the Army Medical Service. Prior to arriving f Eatontown was bridesmaid, marriage Friday in San Judas Tadeo, Cali, Colombia. With them ar* Mr. Bettor's wearing a beige silk organza Bedspreads Jress in princess style with parents, Mr. and Mr*. Felix Benet of 71 Navesink Av*., Rumton, and his sister, Car. Lacy and Lovely matching tiara and short veil ole. The bride ts tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franciteo Giraldop. The bridgegroom Linens Both carried bouquets of pink represents th« American Broadcasting Company in Bogota, Colombia. A reception carnations. was held at Hacienda LaMananita, Cali. The; bridegroom's family returned to Venetian Blinds Dr. James Tilt of New York City was best man. and Robert their Rumton home Monday. Jackie O'Brien, a classmate of Carole's at Holy Crois Werner ushered. School, also made the trip to Cati. Sherman's Immediately following the cere ime Decorators mony, a reception was held a 45 Broad St. the home of Councilman and Mrs Problem of a Girl, 14 DAR Group RED BANK Werner, Tinton Ave. 4*8 Broad St. The couple are on a six-week tour of the West Indies and upon Fights With Her Parents To Mark Its their return will live at 3 Lake Dr. Mrs. Riviera is formerly from Dear Kitty Kelly: about steady dating, the other 25th Year Havana. Cuba, and Mr..Riviera is Everytime I come home from about growing closer to your formerly of Ecuador. chool or from any other place, mother. The latter, of course, LITTLE SILVER — Shrews Place F.T.D. Orders Early and Save fight with my mother or father. is the more important of thebury Towne Chapter, Daughter: Transmission Charges. Although 14 years old and atwo.. It depends on how close of the American Revolution, wil Bayberry Ball rcshman in high school, I'm not you've been in the past.. But mark its 25th anniversary at a Select Your Christmas Plants from flowed to move without being the very fact that you want to uncheon Jan. 12 at Shadowbrook the Finest Assortment. Planned By watched. Dad won't let me g«talk out your problems with in Shrewsbury. Plans for the eel o-a movie with a boy. If I goher makes it easier. She must •bration were announced at o a football game, he takes me be the right sort of mother Library Unit or you wouldn't write as youChristmas party . meeting Mon and brings me back. He expects day at the home of Mrs. Oti a boy to come up to the house do. Try asking her advice on RED BANK NAVESINK — The social com this very problem of steady Seaman, Little Silver Point Rd 26 Broad St. mittee of the Navesink Librar and sit the evening. We have no dating, first explaining that Mrs. C. Frank Borden, regenl 1 TV so what would we do? The SH 1-7229 Association will hold its firs boys who have cars are too oldkids don't take it seriously. said that Donald Sinclair, cura- annual "Bayberry Ball," Satur For me. The younger ones have Confide your hopes and fears tor of the special historical co! LITTLE SILVER -lay nieht tn the library auditor to her. I'm sure she'll hold lections at Rutgers University li no cars. Most live so far away out her arms and say, "Tell SH 7-1832 ium. The Manfrcdi Combo wi1 hey would have to leave as soon brary, will be guest speaker, CtrfT IMS SIS 1* Srlp ».» ilay for dancing, and kennetl as they arrive. I hope you canme your worries, dear! Noth- Ronald Clark will be guest solo. N*»tU . Morgan, dance instructor, wi help me. I am getting to be a ing is ever as bad as it seems ist, with Francis Kodama as hi entertain. nervous wreck in my own home. once you face it." accompanist. All residents of the commun —Ready-to-Leave-Home, Luncheon committee member; ties served by the library an Dear Rcady-to-Leavc-IIomc: Dear Kitty Kelly: chid? Mrs. Horton B. Garrison 1* KT. OOLD OVIRktY invited, according to the- com In my home, I abhor to take Mrs. Walter Woolley, Mrs. Sher- Parents can be a problem! Not Handsome matched set A New mittee chairman, Mrs. Gueri everyone is qualified to be aorders. I resent my parents ask-man I. Strong and Mrs. Danie Olivola. parent. I'm surprised that chil- ing me to turn off the lights, B. Olson, all former chapter re- in the new Florentine mopf Committee members assistin dren turn out as well as they make coffee, etc. My parents gents, and Mrs. George Cook, . . . superbly made with a Holiday include Mr. aad Mrs. John Dash do. But it often happens that have a right to know where I goMrs. Theodore Parsons, Mrs rich, long lasting overlay of kavich, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paawhat a child mistakes, for on my dates, but when they ask, Stewart VanVliet and Mrs. Car Set your table with ferns-snd- 14 Kt. Cold. Posten and Mr. and Mrs. Ro harshness is justifiable concern 'Where did you go?" I snap roll M. Townsend and Mrs. Rob diamonds — a beautiful design Smith, Navesink, and Mr. Olion the part of its father nr back. In school, it's all different. srt Cadman. See our new selection of I don't mind taking orders. I do enhanced by a solia border. Hairdo! vola. Mr. and Mrs. Rochford Ern mother. I'm sure that's the ' Guest speaker at the meotin fine quality men's jewelry. tnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank A case with your father—he has everything the teachers request Win compliments for your such as doing homework, st vas Mrs. Josiah Hewitt of Attaste and talent with these grace- Contey, Locust.. your welfare at heart when he 'antic Townshin. president o Styled by arbitrarily sounds the curfew. ing. As a result of this I re- ful, round doilies. Pattern .835: ceive very good grades, like all harden Club WFD, whose sub directions for 21 and 13-inch WILBUR'S Mr. Joseph A Mr. Anthony Chemists' Christinas He is right in one sense, wrong lect was "DecbratiP1' You in another. my teachers and get along with doilies in No. 30 cotton. Meeting Tomorrow them. Home for Christmas." She mad Send thirty-five cents (coins) JEWELERS A girl of 14, though suddenly XO arrangements and explained EATONTOWN—The Monmoutr I feel so bad when I think of for this pattern—add 5 cents for Since 1888 Custom Lanolin Cold Wave endowed with all the sensations my actions toward my parents. how members could use variou each pattern for Ist-class mail County Section of the Americai and emotions which are part materials for effective decor. Two Stores for Your Chemical Society will hold its They give my sister and me ing. Send to the Red Bank Reg. with Protenol-Plut of womanhood, remains a child Mrs. Carl W. Bahrt, Jr., o! annual Christmas meeting tomor- in actual experience. In ef-everything they can afford. In ister, Needlecraft Dept., P. O Convenience . . Faathar Fluff Cut row at 7:30 p. m. in the Old Or my opinion they have done an Fair Haven, was the assistin; Box 161, Old Chelsea Station IS IROAD STREET, fect, your father is like a par- hostess. Mrs. Borden and MrsNew York 11, N. Y. Print plain and Styla .45 chard Country Club. ent who rushes to a window excellent job of raising us and RED SANK The dinner meeting is one o: I hope I do half as well for myTownsend presided at the tely, pattern number, name, ad- Brack Shampoo when he sees his child play- children. tables. dress and zone. T«4. SH 1-OMt Glamour Rin»a the highlights of the year. Mem- ing on the ledge, knowing full 9 bers' wives will attend. well he has no realization of I'm a 16-year-old girl and a New! Newl New! Our 1960 Tait Curl COMPLETE senior in high school. I would p Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book The speaker will be Prof. F.d the distance to the ground. Be- riest to Show is ready now! Crammed with PROSPECT AVENUE. PLUS: ward J. Smoke, School of Ceram fore your father lays down the appreciate any advice concern ics, Rutgers University. He wi! law. he should explain with af- ing my problem.—Worried. exciting, unusual, popular de- LITTLE SILVER discuss past, present and futun fection, not rancor, why he is Dear Worried: Most parents, Slides of Trip signs to crochet, knit, sew, era "At The Shopping Center" OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT PACKAGE doing this. no matter how devoted, are braider, quilt, weave — fashions, • Professional Sized Can of uses of ceramic materials of im ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Rev home furnishings, toys, gift vaiu* portance in home and industry prone to think for their chil- OPEN EVERY NIGHT Spray Net Most children want to do dren; forgetting, if they want Michael J. Lease will show co bazar hits. In the book free—: His talk will be illustrated witl what is i;e'.ht—as I'm sure you [pred slides of his recent trip t< UNTIL CHRISTMAS a film prepared by the Lenoi them to develop into worth- quilt patterns. Hurry, send 21 • Beautiful Shampoo C|l| do. In thinking for them, par- while citizens, that- they must Europe Sunday at the month); cents for your copy. '• Alberto VO-5 Hairdrets Company describing present da; ents encourage them to be meeting of St. Agnes Holy Nairn 69 manufacture of china. weak instead of strong. Most start by giving them self-con- • Wella Kolestral Conditioning fidence. Society. children want to think for The society wilt receive Holy Cream 1 Casey Grid Team themselves, but they also want They can best do this by en-Communion at the 7:45 a. m. THE SWEATER HOUSE With Karh couraging the youngsters to try • Sleeping Cap Hairnet Permanent to develop codes of behavior mass. "Our Beloved Ordinary, Guests at Dinner which will win the approval of out their own powers. An il-Bishop George W. Ahr" is the —Factory Outlet — their parents. Children not lustration of this is the ecstatic Don't Mlaa Thl* Amazing Offer! Come In Now — Members of Red Bank Cathol communion intention for the only want but need to know applause given a baby learning month. With or Without An Appointment. High School football teams wer what is expected of then>. It to walk. Fond parents encour- NATURALLY LINI honored Saturday by their moth is the not-knowing that upsets age it to wobble' along on its Erecting a Christmas sign CASHMERES ers who were hostesses at a spa them, as it has you. own two feet and, even if it board wilt' be a topic of discus- Katherine Beauty Salon ghetti dinner for the boys in th falls flat on its face; set it right sion. Christmas —Open Wednesdays— school's cafeteria. Mrs. Domini Dear Kitty KeUy: and coax it to continue—alone. A light breakfast' will be Garruto was chairman. Guesl They have more faith in theserved by the committee: Mar- OPPOMTF H-K.S HO Ml I OV(. BK \V( M 4ft MONMOUTH ST. SH 7-3475 RED BANK also included the team coache Some parents think that going baby than in the teen-ager, tin G. Kennedy, chairman, Pat-j Established 24 Year* and their wives, and Rev. Rich steady means you like the boymore's the pity, since the same rick Tomney, Patric Mason andj (M.nvorUJ j-'irkwiy isd (, very much and in a few years principle holds for both. Ample Parking in Rear of Salon ard Leadem, the team mode will marry him. I know that in George Scravini. ator. , my eyes and to other kids my age, it means you like the boy a little more then you do other boys. Most kids don't go steady very long. I would like to re- assure my mother about this. How can you become closer to your mother so that you can tell her your problem and ask her advice on things? I have these problems.—Troubled. 115 BROAD ST., RED BANK Dear Troubled: You have the right Instinct. Instead of beating around the bush, you The shoe shown is MADEMOISELLE'S ask two direct questions, on* MAGENTA RAINBOW SILK with matching bag. We also have a gorge- Rosary Society ous array of silver, gold, brocade and' Has Yule Party plain white satin pumps; open shoes in Dear I'r lends i high and medium heaU — all with KEYPORT—A Christmas party was held last week at a meeting matching bogs. Give nomething tiannual in objvln tfart at of St. Joseph's Rosary and Al- tar Society. Rev. C. J. Kane, a rcatonnhle price to a dear friend or lovvtl one.. A rare treasure spiritual adviser, conducted ro- sary and benediction In the of Christmas long aiitcu pa**e*l. church.' Charles O'Hare played the role Let our competent nalen pertonnel help of "Santa Claus" and distributed gifts. you with your selection*. Please allow Carriage House Antique* Entertainment was furnished by Diana Waytc, vocal solo and to makts your ChrUtmui a happy one. tap dance number, and Marsha Wnllncr 11 nil Robert Cleclcrskl, dunce numbers. On the com in 11 Ice worn Mrs. Ot'oiiiL' I'-UIIII. clinlrmnn; Mrs, Oiirolbv lliinrlt, Mrs. Anton C lie, Mrs, I.con Chrlslliml, Mm. SHOES .Itivililnc Conlusco. Mrs, Mury Onliiimlc, Mr«. Host1 Curlun, BAGS Mm. ,)OHC|)II Carroll, Mrs. Har- Sycamoro and Shrewsbury Avonuos old (.'iisli-llo, Mis. Murjiiirot ('lirlNtlnnxiin, Mrs. Mury Crosby, WE DYE TO MATCH ANY COLOR Now Shrewsbury, N. J. MIH. Vnli'iiii Cluulcriikl, Mm, Lilllun OUIIUIH, Mm. I'uul Dolon ii to r>uio and Mm. GCOTKO I)lr(z. ETIQUETTE ., '' •:••'•;•.•"••: • . •-. Scotia. N. V, (1M7); Col. Charles 'Exodus' Pulls E. Brenn of Newport and South AMY VANDERBILT Vineland (1948); Miss Emma L. l>ilities, and there decided on a Martin of Princeton (1950), and By W. G. ROGERS novel to cover the founding of the "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: the Institute at 3W Fourth Ave.. Miss Lucretia Traver of Trenton wclatcd Press Arts Editor new state. Is it proper to wear silver studs Dept. AV, New York 16, N. Y. (1951). The Israeli government did not and cuff links .with a tuxedo? I The museum, in the State NEW YORK (AP) — "Exodus" subsidize him, but took him on a have a platinum pocket watch "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: House Annex adjacent to the •eally .means exodus, they are trip to key points. He also visited and chain — would this be cor- With cold weather coming on State Capitol, is open daily from liscoveriijg in Israel. Cyprus, where he opens his long rect to wear with gold studs and there comes up the' matter of a. m. to 5 p. m.; Sundays and "More tourists fly in to Tel fast-paced story, and several links?" Is it proper to wear either gloves. Do you feel that a gentle- holidays 2 to 5 p. m., and is Aviv with copies of Leon Uris' cities in Europe, incluring War- gold or silver wrist watch*with man to be well-dressed should closed Christmas day. best-selling novel than with copies saw, from which Jews fled to the summer or resort dress wear them?—M. B., Cincinnati, of the Bible," says Yohanan their promised land. Beham said clothes, such as pastel color din- Ohio."' Contemporary American In- Beham, director of the Israel his own original idea had been ner jacket and tuxedo trousers? In the wintertime it seems to dian paintings are BOW on dis- Edetetsinef Government Tourist Office. n lighter work more on the level Also, should the band be black, me that. men look very cold play in the New Jersey State Sarewahary w< of the entertainment provided by or gold, or silver? Is it correct lecturer and critic at Do you want to see the fabled and their hands blue and chap- Museum, Trenton, through, Jan. mines of King Solomon? Or do the Italian films. But Uris' som to wear silver links and studs ped if they go gloveless, as so 17. 'The water colors by Indian •M*ti_g,«f the Share Camera 1 account now appears to have with the pastel jacket and tuxedo Cfc* la A_*ah_rst, CMfc mem. you want to see where Uris' many do. It is not pleasant to artists have been loaned by the heroes and heroines battled both the proper, and the effective, trousers?—M. M., Port Clinton, shake a frigid hand if one's own PhUbrook Art Center, Tulsa. hers projected approach. Ohio." is warm and comfortable. Okla... and the Museum of the and Mrs. Edcbteia the Arabs and the English? Do 1 the pictures from a point of you want to sightsee in Acre, Mas Been Criticized On this I discussed my reply However, I am • probably a American Indian, Heye Founda- the Knights Templars stronghold, tion.-New York City, from the view of aesthetic values of twe- Jews have criticized it; they with Brooks Brothers who wrote voice crying in the wilderness Heary .Craig Fleming collection. or Acre where Uris' Ari en- me as follows: because recent statistics I saw gineered the -prison' break? Do are shocked, for instance, by the "For summer or resort dress indicated that American men the : colorful painting* are you want to see Mt. Canaan for episode of the boatload of chil- clothes, we agree that the jewel- buy only -one pair of gloves shown Rumson-Fair Havea Regional •quad, jumped a notch this year Charles Wathington. Matawan. High School'* undefeated grid- to take top end berth, along with and Wally Kennedy, Keyport. den practically took over the Roger Williami of Point Pleas- Kennedy moved up in floe fash- By WALTER I. JOHNS . ;. All-Shore Conference B DlvUion ant. ion this season after being n third team, with five gridders being Guard Stats Sewed Up teamer last year. THE 12TH PLAYER on.the Cleveland, Browns, an •elected to positions. Rumson had one man on the George Fallon,. Rumson-Fair Intense little man named Psaul Brown. Is being tottered J. V..McCarthy, Rumson's full- 1958 team at guard when Barry iaven Regional center, who was back-tackle. It a^repeater from Kiod made the grade. However, ismed to an All-State third team off his football pedestal in several corners following last yesir'e All-Shore Conference this year both guard positions his season, was second team ecu- (a) the failure of the Cleveland Browns to win the divi- (earn, with five gridders being were nailed down by Bulldog on the Conference's B team. selected to positions. gridders when Bill Kelley and Others on the second team In- sion title, this year and (b) the annihilation of his club Peder Lund were tops in the poll. cluded Jhn Burke, Keyport, and J. V. McCarthy, Rumson's full- Rah* V< by his No, 1 rival, the New York Giants, in last week- back-tackle, to a repeater from Others on the B division first Brown, Toms River, ends; end's headlines ' . . : < teat year* All-Shore Conference team were Bruce Leve, Lake- Dick Chapman, Xeyport, and wood, tackle; Mitchell Hamilton, MHea Gannon. Toms River. tack- ' repeater la Terry Sleg, Matawan, center, and a repeat John Stryker, Keyport, and m named on the All-er from the '9s squad. Mike P«terson, Lakewood, State eecoad team. Fred Tharin. In the backfield with Met areguards. laat year's second Tom Morris,' Toms River; In tha backfield are Charlie •Pumpkin" Brown, Keyport; teg, "Wot teppeaedf" and, additionally* Steve Zacks. Lakewood. and Mike Bloom, Toms River. master lost his touch?" . • ••'., Seaboard League Hopes Scott en A Team r» Freehold. Backs Paul Brown's success over his years in pro foot- One Red Banker and two Mid Park, Whine, ball, preceded by the same sort of thing in high' school dletown Township High. School Miller, Maaasonan. Guards — Freehold. To Expand to 14-16 Teams gridders made the All-Shore Con and college ranks, has ired and irked many people, and ference A Division team. Bobby B DIVISION TEAM every dub, to be sure, enjoys knocking off the Browns. LITTLE SILVER — Officials Scott, Buc tackle, was named to And pouring it on Paul.- Of the Seaboard Bigger (Pony) berth in this position, while Al lit U Id League this week decided to at- LADIES DAY Pitts, MMdletown's classy back. If success Is the Igniting spark of hate, then tempt to expand the circuit when . member of the backfield. END?: ENDS: Paul Brown's football world generates It And, no. miintlni at Commissioner Joseph Sam Capalbo. Lion end. Reger WUftams, Point Jim Burke. Keyport Caatral matter whether you Bke this Httle guy of not. yoto Soviero's horn* here. made the first equad. Free - K. Rhrer Davo Grocery, Currently there, are U teams Mike Beach. Long Branch, who TACKLES: have to admit he does his Job watt, always la the league, but an attempt will on tha 'SI All-Star club, again TACKLES TACKLES '• Caatral Reg. and we for one recognize his talents as a be made to build it up to 14 or a the US* edition. Beach is aJ. V. McCarthy, H. Mek Keyport Stave Joyce, Matawaa and an organizer If only by looking at the * U teams it they can be found in big tackle and hard to move. The sTUCv the area. other tackle 1s just as good and Matt River GUARDS: In addition to the eight bor- ust as hard to move. He is Bob- GUARDS . GUARDS: Matawaa THIS IS NOT MEANT to be a personal defense for Larry Chsaeweth, Keypert (tte oughs now represented, league by Scott, Red Bank High School, BIB Kelley. Bam—P. Paul Brown, even though It appeared after the Giant officials hope to welcome others, who was .aimed to a second All- H. rred Coaray. K. Pleasant (ttV •specially Oceanport and Eaton- State team this season. - - - — r Ralph Ceoper, Pt. Pleasant (Ha: carnage that he needed it more than anything. But * town. Teams from these bor- Manasquan High placed three CENTER: CENTER CENTER:' glance at his production chart glamorizes the guy, even oughs would bo welcomed to join men on the chtb. Vie Kubu and v Ralph NappL Xaypert Doug Ddcke made the backfield, MHea Hamilton, Matawaa George FaBsa, ~ H. after a season when he failed to win. the loop, according to Secretary RACKS Tony Waters. and Joe Pandolfe won n guard BACKS: BACKS: In IS seasons playing In pro ball, the Paul In the past couple of years berth. Detcke, who can run, and Richard Bryae, Tarns River Brown Brawns have lost the division championship kick just as well, is a repeater fla* mt ••••••• IT If CstsUllal Sff ^p Jim Jnkobsey, Raasssa-F. H- two boroughs. Rumson and Fair j SVSSKBJf XB>*BaiBa*BBB*«r • * WM* only three times. One of those ssasons was this Haven, have fielded two teams. •Do you know where I am from last year's A Division Tom Morris, Tarns Rhrer Steve Zacks, l.akewssd Larry Dene, Keyport team. Frank Intrabartole, Nep- John Spragae. Cea, Reg. (He) year, and actually the Browns fatted to give it a Other teams are from Red Bank, find the beginners* doss?* Charles Wamtegtoa. Matawaa Ed Sehrlber. Pt Pleasant (He) Little Sliver, Shrewsbury. New tune, and Ralph Vanderskwt, As- playoff fight by tha margin of Just two points, In Shrewsbury, River Plata and bury Park, fined out the team in the guard and center positions, Haaerable Meatlea: Eada — Caatral Reg.; one-point losses to the Steelers and the 4#ors- Lincrott. Carothers, Mat- Severs, Caatral Reg. Center— Officials set March 1. 1960. asRoger Maris ispectivery. Gibbon. Lake- Waheymer, Tarns River. The record also shows that Paul Brown's Browns the final lay for those interested Completing the No. 1 backfield weed; Firth, Centra! PoGoorga. ; RaakL Mat- won the league championship seven times, four in the to come forward *nd discuss en- were Frank . DeSbepIo, Long Cram* ZUaaky, Keyport; Swift. All-America Conference and three in the National try. This date was set Just in Yankee Deal Branch and At Pitts. Middletown. arthy, rant Pleasant; Meere, Terns Rhrer; Suversteia, Cen- case other teams wish to Join, Asbury Dominates B Team fcakowaoa. Wlckmnd, Matawaa. tral Reg* league, which they entered in 1950. His overall profes- it would then give the league Asbury Park dominated the 1 In the Air sional record shows 143 vyins. 39 losses and five ties. DIM to draw up schedules and second team with four gridders This Is Brown's 30th year as a coach. In that work on other league business In KANSAS CITY (AP)—It looks being selected. Named were Mike as if the Kansas City Athletics Linger, end; Mike Dugan, guard, time he has won 27S games, lost St and played order to be ready for the June and the New York Yankees are Sonny Iiston opening* and Brian Barabee and Doug Gat- 11 ties. • : • ..-•.••<: .:••• • Ages involved in the Bigger about to do business again with to. backfield. Roger Maris moving his locker Completing the second club TKOs Besmanoff The man In the brown suit admits Ms Browns league are 13. 14. and IS. Inter- to Yankee stadium. osted persons are requested tr end Bob Queen. Manas- will have to be overhauled for lMeVAnd, knowing contact secretary Tony Waters. The popular lefthanded hitting quan; tackles. Karl Stanford, In Qeveland Brown, you can bo sure hell do it The next meeting is slated tor outfielder Is coveted by Mana- Freehold Regional, and Pata Tuesday. Jan. S at Commissioner ger Casey Stengel of the Yanks PeteNistok, CLEVELAND (AP) — Sonny On or off his Soviero's home. . .; . ' The Yankees and the canter,- Charles' Cul-Ustoa, who waatt a shot at the didn't" announce ,'• any and Dewey heavyweight title. Isn't too satis- CHARLEY CONERLY had good protection as he agreement at the Major League Moser. and VmceMusciUo. Long meeting just ended but the signs Branch, backs. fied with his decisive defeat of passed the New York Giants to a lopsided win over NYU Five Downs are unmistakable.k Casey is la- Teams were selected by Shore Will! Besmanoff last night - the Cleveland Browns in last Sunday's big pro game. menting the fact that no one inConference '•I wasn't too sharp," he said , But, Iff you saw the mob scene which took either league will.offer enough editors, v in, his dressing. room after the Rutgers, 82-56; for some Yank veterans. He place on the fleld at Yankee Stadium wtth ahnoat wants a lefthanded pitcher, he fight. It was his Mth straight two minutes stlU to play you'U have to admK tile says, as well »M' a lefthanded victory. protection wasn't afforded Patton Gets 12 Warriors Lose "I didn't start to warm up un- NEW BRUNSWICK — Newhitting outfielder. who wet* having a bat 'We didn't make a deal." Casey til the sixth," added T York University's undefeated thireVranked heavyweight It was. ' ^ . ,. fcju^^t^n team outshot; outma- told newsmen yesterday. "But To Celtics; aeuvered aad outrebounded Rut- we certainly tried. We talked, You can say it was the good old American spirit, with every club m the two The 27-year-old Besmaaaff ab- gers last night for n tt-St victory. Cousy Stars arbad a barrago of poaches in if you will, or spirits, that prompted the dlsgnceful The Violets behind Al Harden leagues. We made some pretty good offers, but you should have Associated Press the sixth aad was bleeding from mob scene. And yet it was nothing compared to what oad Tom Sanders sank nearly several bad bashes over bis half of their shots to swamp a seen the players the other dubs Philadelphia's Witt Chamber- fans do in some other countries at sporting events. wanted to give us in return." lain still leads Boston's Bill Rus- eyes. The referee stopped the fumbling Rutgers team. sell in their personal duel. But bout between founds aad it was They say that American baseball fane-1 -Rutgers led only in the first This state of affairs isn't new scored n seventh-round technical seconds, 3-2. Then NYU beganto Casey ' and his employers. the standings show Boston with Boost rabid, but you cant prove'H by the v a four-came bulge over. Phila- knockout. hitting and Rutgers began hav- They haven't made a trade \ ' h Listen, 27, of Philadelphia, which shaw that baseball games, particularly la ing trouble controlling the ball. say Major League dub except the Kansas City A's since Sep- Chamberiain. obviously handi- started slowly, relying on sharp the majors, are played with relatively little faa NYU'opened a 1S-S gap andtember, 1957. capped by an injured foot, out left-hand punches which caught participation or MMighbouse Maedon. coasted to a 42-21 halftlme lead. scored Russell. 3»-23. and ouBesmanoft f with regularity. . The Basketball fans, too, with so fpany chances of a Rutgers settled down in the rebounded the Boston ace. 20-19. 210-pound Listen, taller and nuts second half and pulled to within Hockey Standings last night, but the Celtics de- pounds heavier than Besmanoff, . game winding up by one point or two, and seated so M points, SO-SO, with seven min- feated the Warriors started using his right hatfd la 137-lli in the third round. close to the action, generally act like gentlemen. But Ray Paprocky *» or o half of a double- HIISMAN TtOPHT WlMNH~Billy Cannon. LSU's two. Our football games, however, frmntly end sank, two straight baskets and header at Jack Twy- la the fifth, be caught WliH ftme AK-Arneriea halfback, pesos with The Heiiman Tro- the Violets wars oft again. M points to HsUni on the ropes with a flurry of In goal-post destruction, and, at times, fans will Goug patton, former Red Bank the Royals to a 12»-11» triumph rights and lefts, But It wasa't phy In Now York. Ho will be presented the award by rush on the field. ' High School eager, led the Scar- over Detroit in the first half of until ha him at the Vice President Nixen a* the Downtown Athletic Club Worst offenders. In our book,\are the high school* let team with 12 points. «, Chleas* • the twin bill, Syracuse moved end of the sixth that the real fallowing hi* selection as the outstanding football player within a of Philadelphia damage was done. ers, who frequently are guilty of carrying their youth- by beating Minneapolis, n-sj, at Xistoa now has won M of 17 of tho year. . ' IAP Wirephoto) ful enthusiasm too far. and wind up breaking windows Seattle. fights. While Chamberlain was ex- Wmgs within a point of the idle on buses and cause other damage. • • ,.< ceeding his average point pro- Trophy Race second' place Toronto Msple In every football crowd there are a certain duction, the Celtics got another Rocca Featured Leaf*. off celebrators who cause, trouble. Even top performance from the 'bril- Tightens In chalking up the SOth shut- liant Bob Cousy. With Boston out of his.career and his second with good police protection It's hard to halt the trailing. 71-19. in the third period On Asbury Card of the season over Chicago, Saw- sway of mob action. the incomparable Cousy set tha In Hockey Loop chuk kicked out 29 shots by the The New York incident was a nasty,one. hut It Celtics off on a string of 11 ASBURY PARK — Tha amat- Hawks. Both Detroi•t goalis cams straight points. Cousy ended upIng Antenteo Roeca win headline while Chicago was undenundermannedt . wasn't the first nor will it be the last . with IS points, but was topped the trrestllna show promoted by Tarry Sawebuk. 30-year-oM De- DoHard St. Laurent was hi the by Frank Ramsey (20). Tammy Roland J. HUMS here to tha Coa* troit seal tender, has tamed ths penalty box in the first period Hehaaha (20) aad Russell. vaatlsa HaH tomorrow night. race for the National Hockey whehen GordlGdlee Howe slammed ia Tha victory was Boston's Lessee's Vettea Trophy into a kkJ IMh goal off hthe Nor- BOYS' * MSN'S seventh straight aad aojuaredtha Ullman tallied tha four-gams series with Philadel- Ana pnjTt Detroit goal ia tho second while phia at two each. to the net minder with the low-Chicago's Elmer Vasko was in SUBURBAN COATS Cincinnati took aa early load the penalty box. , and held it all of the way except ths Ust four ssasons by Mon- briefly In the second period treal's Jacques, Plant*. . And BtrCUUaJOBE SUNDAY MIOSTT > UNt» COATS when tho Pistons forged out In Plants currently Is setting tho . M«» potraus Single ar aVwUe.lwse.tod front. 1441. Gen* Shue was pace with a 2.04 average. • Clovor, JCayyatct rlkM and Star** .., Man for Detroit with 90 points. Put Jonnny Bower oi Toronto r Inn Work* .styles tfi warm wools. Rookie Dick Barnett. little Alt- and Sawebuk. himself a three- auU I Wlnd-raiMea*, lor hW America from Tennessee State, time winner of the trophy, are Cofutt rust ton Ufa inturaiiM winter waar. , • dropped In 10 points In the lest making a run for it. Bower has lAIIM quarter as tha Nationals pulled a 2.2a average ana Sawebuk 2.11 away from Minneapolis. Elgin after potting Ms fourth shutout Prtead from Baylor, former Seattle All- of the Mason la Detroit's 2-0 America, whom 1,100 ... victory ever the Chicago Black came to see. had one of his poor- Hawks last night. Sawehuk •iOtfl AWNINv er nights for the Lakers with the league ia to only 17 points. Rookie Rudy Rocca Is teamed with popular Plants awd Bowtr bam two aach. • SHAM CO. LaRusso topped the Lakers with Red Bastlea In a bout asabut Ilia1 vtctocy the 117 W. rrsat St. SH 74a» '22. tho Valois brothers, Francois and Pierre, The contest will be a two- Tweeds Pro Basketball out-of-three fella affair. • CasKmer* Four other bouts will make up Boucle • Stripes t. pel. the card. Mlquel Perez, the TO 4 .Ml NEW FORD Melton T .Ml Puerto Rlcan champion, goes • Ombrei Hyrat'im* . It a .cm aftnlnat Tony Altmore, n ViriNAN ICIIOATMAN SCORIS IN HUP — Reuben •w York 7 iin .sin FINE ^* S >M • Waffleweave l Freehold'* Scrsppy Jack Osler- E. White, 22 Tower Hill Aye., Reef Bank, one of theHI. I.mi I a W'MIrm Mlvlulm tl l> mlllvr will clash with Dob Han PHIL WALDMAN'S veteran tcoboatori in (hit ares, ystterday took to the 'Inrlnnnll | son mid the Australian champion RED IANK CLOTHING Mil. wide open tpscei of Fermlngdale for s tucceitful hunt- v»«trrc(«r< n««»u Abe Jacobs Is matched with SIRVICI STATION inlinll I3U, llflrmt II* Gregory Jarque. ing trip. 'Rube' begged a nlns-pofnf buck and wai a* iMlmi 1ST. l'IHUr1fl|.lll» I1 Mepfo Ave. * W. rroaf St. MANUFACTURING CO. yrnvin* K1. Minn«a|>nlla H The opening content will be be- proud at If he had just won an Iceboat race. Tixl«y'« Nrkoalalo tween Carlos Milsno of Italy, and Open Dally and Sun. 7 A. M. - 10 P. M. 210 W. MONT ST. •ID SANK rvirr.lt vi. Ml. liOUIa at <-lnalnnall al r)iil«jHI|>lil» Fritz Von Walllck. I m. m. (e • p. m. SH 7>4eee nutK va. MinnopolMi f4 CALL SH 7-0308 ranolico The bouts f tart at 0 p. m. icVeVs Finest Hour \Sick Russian (pro* Probe Turn* to Cost Bob Hope, Seaman Gets Qf 'Persuading' Doctors NBC FwJ, Middletown Nets Is But Two We&hs Away HOLLYWOOD Fill WHEEL COVEIS IATTEIY 2-SpMi SAW**'IPCMMlf SupirtokxtwHh-Bmlt-i*' MOHOQIAPH ...Pd the fittstsent/wtrkf 1*1-14* hatwa mrraatl "Wen "POWER SAW AMUSTFOCWIN. THE SEST REPLACES ALU ni... a 7 MAMS far wood, Mulllcolar tat Han III II moral •n» bulb «aat airil ' • Vi HP. MOIOR cut! 3400. 1-Inch gv Ul. APMOVCD •trakat par mlnuta ^ ON( OP TNI INIS •IMUIW CHUttMAS SOTS YOU CAN OIW. •adetMucumu "lW9 SNEEMIIIIEI BLACK tk DECKER utility BAR STOOL ELECTHC HILL . Haa*aM tubular from* AUTO BABY SEAT •«*ntad by rad Vinyl, paddid Mat. laaht tmeit anywhtcal H 6rt*t*st Christmas TOOL "34OO HOUR" MOUMTINO HOLM OUAt H IDI QUIIT HOUSE * " MOTM wl* twhdt KIT vafat ever tftontl! • UKIY ITI WHIM if BULBS • TWIN4VS"WHIIU l«tra Una Ufa at •IAL PHOME SET • WATIICOOIINOTIAV "103 TOOLS Ai Aitt AtMittry—A Wtlttat iift! TORCH it for moit avtry job a tlispoiabfa tank • N0M-O1AU WOT trNMtU MOUNT Tin wMt WIIT- IN VIIOM AUTO SOX and BLANKET WMMCMMR MANDSOMI INDIAN MSIONI FULL SIZI-RAU REARING ROLLER AUTO MONT SKATES A alH tha wKala - FLOOR GUARD family will anjayl Camplata »M far Ina ballbaarln* !H4 playart. naali. Urt FLOODLIGHT TO mwiifwtr TOWI eiwiiniAS OISPIATS MDAL DRtVI •~" INDOORS O« OUTDOORS! IIKE LAMP SESETT , HYDRAULJC PUMP GGenerator powerw CARPET THROW GS at m aarmananl flatura *r •• m handy partabkl adluitabta HARD TRICK .a, Olaaml FLASH- Raal "back Mvat •n trath 4mf t 4-IM FIRE LIQHT whan EXTIMIISIEI furnitura. Putt «ut Oral, ra- CIOAMTTR WMIU fnava* •paft, ataat VOUMIVtl vaaar lack, drla» •hnja In llaMar, ianltiwitl Kf IP HANOr STURDY RID INAMIUD «" a W a «•"-«•' WHSSU \% "Whlricy •rash" MOW i} CAR WASHER Oraal far Quality WINTEREADY WINTER TIRES . •ucicnS 42 W. IS MONTH GUARANTEC A«AINST All ROAD NAIARDSI I SIIII Pra-ratad manthly ad|ui»m»nr tfiarga I •ROfORTIONATIlY I B^AU PRICIS pkit tax and aid i SHadytldyd** 131-3444 0 aaMd un rafulor lalllnR prlca. | low MKIR | .pabla lira In Irarfa. Ofitfi Ivtry tvtv Hii THI • EA»Y CWIDITI xr^-^:^^--' * FWli; M (?ET MORE VALUE Auxiliary Makes STEVE ROPER THE HANDS Thursday, Dec, 10, 1959—41 By SAVNDBH3 CM, SURE/-I BET YOUR . MMVJOMM?'/ Surgical Sponges COMFORTABLE, SLEEP BETTER WRAPPED NAME SUITS YOU? -YOUR PARENTS DOKT \PISCU*S MV South dealer Tick by finessing instead of play- HAVE MUCH IMAGINATION,) RAHCNTS/- Both tidei vulnerable ing the kin^ of diamonds. And KEVPORT—Mrs. Edward Flor- IN A TON OF CONCRETE/ SOMETHING LIKE NORTH if West had opened a singleton, ian. was hostess to the Mon- CLASSYCHASSY Domeyrj aooomaurr, A A I 5 2 it was essential to play low rath- V A 8 7 2 mouth Medical Center Ladies MIKE/ Column • J 8 3 er than let the king be ruffed Auxiliary in her home, Elizabeth *K8 iway. St., Monday afternoon. By ALFRED SHE1NWOLO WEST EAST , Aces and kings furnish most of The members made 150 sur-i * 43 «K« the drama, but the spot-cards U.S. Masters Tuna Champlo* gical sponges during the after- j VJ6543 ¥10 play an important role too. noon. Gifts were collected for • 5 •• AQ7676 4 ••BUT IT DOES MAKE Leopard trainers and bridge X 10 9 6 42 *QJ7755 3 DAILY QUESTION the'women's ward for Christmas. ME UNCOMFORTABLE players have to watch their SOUTTH As dealer, you hold: Spades A Mrs. John Fitzgerald will be FOR A PSETTy GIRL TO spot*. If you let one get away * Q 109 t 7 J 5 2. hearts A 8 7 2. diamonds hostess Jan. 4 in her home, Main CALL / from you, the result may be em 9 KQ9 II 3, dubs K 8. What do .youSt. . THE NAME IS MIKE / barraating. . . * K.10 9 2 •ay? Those present were Mrs. Wil- West opened the five of dia- Answer: Pass if you use stand- liam Hitchcock, Mrs. Howard monds, and East won with the ard bidding, methods. The hand Peiper, Mrs. Melvin Philo, Mrs. ace. East returned the six of All i worth an opening bid, but Thomas Regan, Miss Jane Wal- diamonds, and South hurriedly Opening lead — *5 you'll probably have great ker, Mrs. Arthur Van Buskirk. put tip the king. trouble with a rebid. There is Mrs. Stuart Senn, Mrs. Andrew problem if you use the Kap-Ulrichsen. Mrs. Knute Hanson, MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY This was a fatal error.. West lan-Sheinwold System. Bid I NT, Mrs. George Kolsar and Mrs raffed, and East later defeated of diamonds, • very revealing showing 12 to 14 points and bal-Florian. HI, BOYS.. the. contract with the k'n- «f card. ' Now- put yourself in anced distribution. HOW DO VOU spades and another diamond South'* place and think about LJKE MV HAVE YULE PARTY NEW... trick.' the diamonds. ' ALL M LETTERS "What horrible luck!" South What was the nature of West's KEYPORT — Shepsrd of Beth complained. Everybody agreed opening lead of the five of dia- DES MOINES (AP)—If you tire clem. Xaritan Star, held their - with him, i and then everybody monds? Could it be a fourth- of testing your typewriter key- secret pal and Christmas party congratulated Weit on his open- best lead? The only higher cards board with, "The quick brown in Odd Fellows Hall last Week. Ing lead. missing are the queen rind seven. fox jumped over the lazy sleep- William Bell had charge of ar- This was all very comforting. It West had led- the five from ing dog," try this one: rangements. Guests were from but luck had nothing to do with Q-7-5, South'* play at the second "Pack my box with five dozen Red Bank, Long Branch, Lau- the case.,South had tossed came trick didn't matter. liquor Jugs." rence Harbor, Asb'ury Park, and rubber'out of the window. The only other possibility Is H contains all the letter* of Keansburg, Union Beach, South • Revealing Card that West had led a short suit. the alphabet. \ River and Keyport.' Take a good look • at East's If he had led from the doubleton toad at the second trick—the six 5-4, South could make an over- 'ASTRO-GUIDE1 By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE '*"•"••• «• v..t.r«.y. PU««I. For Thursday, December 10 ACROSS 10-Appeilatfon i of Athena . Present—For You «nd SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL 1-Claap 11-Want -• ' S-KInd of mop 1C-Abounded ninJMj : ir.vv.v.v;; Yours . . . Keep busy, but. f-HurrUd 20-Ralle* on ti'j'.vj-1 Jin i", without over-exertion. Go about II U-Maa'a Bam* S2-Thre«-toad •' u i •''.'•' tm< • j lS-RIp •loth regular activitiei; however, keep Tr«a tuTwesscnoM 14-Bavaraaa St-Cblaf cod of 1S-BXP1O*|T* Mampfila •a eya open for hazardt—acci- OP Trie Pk9fHmSmJ IVTU IT-San a-od i4-Cloafc dents, fires, health matters, or, 11-OoK mound 2S-Latln It-Want conjunction perhaps, conflict with relative. Il-Swlmmar SI-Dry, u win* Otherwise the day is pleasant, SS-Goaa bafora SO-Cublo mttara (••Frapoaitlon S2-SO ba It! •)n im i HIM although not what you could ll-Dacoratto* 31-Mob ; 3«-MeAuW j' t:r! i.r.v call particularly exciting! Don t Stto ST-Pluckler let sarcastic remarks get under (liar,*) Sl-JoLa CalanO iS-Soapatona ST-P«rlod of your skin. S«-Habraw - 40-8«aaon 49-MlxtuXa . month 43-Nota or ic»l» S0-Walk tlma Sl-Chooaaa 45-S^mbot for *I-A »Ut« (•-Weight at P#$t ... On Dec. 10, 1913,Future • • • Standard equip- Si-Parent tellurium (abbr.> India the "Mona Lisa" painting, val- (cello*).) 4T-S«ml-pre- II -Chan c« ll-auldo'a ment on cars may include a ••-Cut cloua atonaa color of low not* ued at $5 million, was returned «1-Lalr to the Louvre in Paris by the steering wheel that collapses «:rln*:r>ldd completely and moves out of '••Pronoun thief, Vincenzio Peilgia. who Is-Dacoratlna; confessed that he stole it "for the driver's way if the body is «I-Pltchas love and for Italy." 1 Sl-Hastanal thrown against it in an accident. Sl-in music NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CR AND ALL . it-Symbol for The Day Under Your Sign tantalum M-Staa* ARIES (tam March It «• April t*l UIRA (S«^. 31 !• Oc*. 21) whlanera Putter (round the home. Den'l do Have more confidence in your i FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM MARK TRAIL By ED DODD I WANT TO GET A BLUE DRESS SOMETHING IN NAVY BLUE INDEED NOTHING HUT ROYAL BLUE ANC SUB'S fAJCM A FOR Wf WIFE FOR CHRISTMAS OR PERHAPS PALE SKY SLUE? NOT/ FOR AIRS. FARN5W0RTR MASK TO AIL'S •WILL PERSON/ CAMPAIGN AQAINST THE GOOCV-OOO BILLBOARDS HAS BEEN SO 6PFECTIVE TMAT THE CAN0V COM- PANY OWNEI^, MRS. WOOOALL, IN .SEROUS P1NANCI&L. 9/TRAITS THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POGO •SITTPTU* ©OTTO SfK THAT ANVWAV9, Mtf TWATVOUANP PMKAMAV* ANP 5WB SAIO PUT HsW IN H»t J—^h WNB CAULCPIT- PLACC J QUIT*? BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By /IfXEJV SAVNDERS and KEN E AND THE MAM "* I JU»T HAD A LOf*J. I WON'T «rW OOVCRTl OUTANCE CALL FROM 7Ht DICIDCDTO »U»lWNT£N0lNT 0* 5CHOOL4 fOJITION THEM!-»TAKTING NOfT VOU COULD fSCTTLC OUT W(lLt...Jl)«TWrlAT I'M SORRY "TO HAVE M THli KH0OL WATU* BKOKC.N IN ON YOUR SOCIAL' IN DOVER F THAT MY KEMONATION H1KC WILL M P\LL- OF COURT I THAT COUIDN'T WAIT TILL HAVt ACClPttDI TOMOHHOrV, tlAINI? NMPORANT OrUfOW , TO MAKE-.-YtT TONiaHT) THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MAUEY „, W MAI. «TAT11 , Dee, 10. 1959 RED BANK REGISTER HEtP WAMRHv-nEMAUE SITUATIONS WAMTED-MALE t EXPERIENCED MAN wishes day's MANUFACTURER or fine solid brass IABY CARRIAGES — New. (14.99. ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. work, weekend!. Call SH 1-1769 after Ismps offers discontinued numbers at Strollers. (5.S5. Cribs, play yards, p.m. - reduced prices. Tower Craftsmen. 106 lattresscz. Save at Red Bank Carrlag- RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK Chestnut Bt., Red Bank, hop. 3 East Front St.. Red Bank. WIN OABLBS APARTMENTai Um» Me Lin* >M0L.ENE BY TON M.« 100 lbs. at COMPLETE LIONEL TRAIN *et. --. ind four room*, fcortdae*. olorator. 1 Day FINANCIAL wsrebouee. Sw&rtzerj. Hezlet BR low kitchen set, formica table, roam ,atlo on river. BH 1-23X. S^Day* Consecutive 32c Line HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED <*»!»• rubber chair*. (28. Set of "Hardy nRT UOHUOUTH -- Four rootna 4 Dayi Consecutive 3tc Une BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES N A HUREY? (7.77 cola wave Iris Boy'*" books. (10. Three pair* yell< urnished. All Utilities Adult, only. 25c Une Hairdressers. 99 Monmouth St. Rednoral drape*. (7 pair. Four matchi.^ E 6-4158. 5 Days Consecutive ELECTRONIC WIRERS OIFT AND ANTIQUE SHOP for sale. Bank. No appointment neceasary. illlows. (SO cent* each. Call at 109iTTBACTIVB, CLEAN, on* OT tWO M Days Consecutive 24c Line well stocked. J2.000 cash. Situated irehard Hill Dr.. Llncrolt. ™?m furnished *ltW*>VLf*Eg£g: 2Sc Line SOLDERERS Atlantic Highlands main business NINE-PIECE BA8SETT cherry dining DKLCO OIL, BURNER •rlvate kitchen, convenient location M Days Consecutive street.- Reason tsr selling have other room suite, 1380; five-piece Bassett aood condition, with all attachments. 1-8394. store, two are too much for me. Mrs.:herry bedroom aulte with swing 135. SH 1-18M. Yearly Contract Rates On Request Many Employee Benefits >hr. 105 First Ave.. Atlantic Highlands frames, (425; nine-piece Bassett Fruit- HREE-ROOMS furnlsbed. H**t. »»"» Minimum Insertion infra U»n wood dining room suite, (330; Fruit- LIONEL. ELECTRIC TRAIN eet. L»r water, near railroad *tatlon. BH l- Blind ads using Tho .Register's P. O. Box 23c extra. wood breakfront, '(350; five-piece mo- size, two enilne, two transform* 092. dern Bassett bedroom suite, (250. Al-L2' board. Track*, trains, and ma..., IVER FRONT - Furnished. Bedroo* m Rljttit •<*• classify, edit or reject any advertisement Is reserved bert Buadge A Son (next to Stelnbach'a iccessories. Fine condition and ready CALL SH 7-5100 INSTRUCTION parking Tlot). 24 Clay St.. Rad Bank. «o. Very reasonable. SH l-»is». living *oem.UMan.JjMt. He hT Tve »-fniSnot" be rcuDormlbl* lor errors, unless they ars detected >pea Sally g-12. 1-0. Friday evening tlonon.. no pet* (75. BH T-O03TO03aa. t 1 < n n Atk for Mr. Van Atta or apply in parson ELECTRONIC* TECHNICIANS IN DE CHRISTMAS GIFT BUGGEBTIONS — TWO OR THREE ROOM JJunlahed ^""NO i i,"l itt |on. wUi°b. accept'ed or change, mad. In advertu*- HAND-Attend one night a week or Maple desk*. (33: let of lour king apartment, reasonable, \pleanj4* W. saents one hour a«er receipt at office. Saturday morning commencing Octo- SHIRTS site tray table*. (8.7S; Hollywood twin ber Mth. Enroll now PRoepect 4-0303 'at every man on your Ifat. VaVac sli* bed* complete, (40: kitchen cabi- Iroadway, Long Branch. CA (-«2». OEADUNE 5:00 P. M. Day ••for* PublfeatiM Monmouth Radio Electronics Institute ory outlet- Aabury Sportawearrtaw . corner net* from (10; crib* complete. (35 RED BANK Vicinity, thrss-room tut. BUSINESS NOTICES •14 Cookmen Ave. Ashury Park. ihrewsbunr at Patterson Ave:. Shrews- stadia, couches. (55; sofa lounge*. S35 nlshed apartment, -main «l*»r. »» CLASSIFIED DISPLA* EMPLOYMENT bury •' round kitchen table, four chairs. (45 utilities. (6» month. «H 7-075*. FOR TREE WORK. C*O tree service. CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH for child- modern bedroom set, (10Q. Com* •.•«• A. M. Uay Before Publication wl«l> pro** two day* before p.Ml- HELP WANTHfr-MAU ren. Small class, private home. In- RUoa — .Jfever used, »ll2. 930. txlS. ee, come aave. Variety Furniture Garage apartment. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI formation, SH 1-0133. •3B,* other alsea. <3B vacuum. 920. snnu 2-422O for tree estimate. Full insurance REFRIGERATION MAN — Must be Itore, 115 W. Front St. Parking In rear r< U coverage. experienced. Apply In person. Eaton- Phohe -till T p.m. BH l-lil*. if store (opposite Firestone Fire Co." ;ustness coupie* Y*afw t—i. «V ^*- Call Classified—SH 1-OO1O or OS 1-O525 ATTENTION HOME OWNERB — 14tow' n TV. 80 Hwy. 35. Eatontown. UONBL O-27 OAUOI and O. ComROCK MAPLE BED, Simmon1* box plete flve^ar frelsht. cane car. auto- spring and Beauty Rest mattress. Bee LONO' BRANCH — "TM i dump body truck for hire by hour or TV REPAIRMAN — Fall or part-time. MIRCHANDISI matic; horee-oivloader car, ice loading apartment with full 5 ? lob, with driver. Remove accumulated Vacations, holiday* wltti pay. Apply car end dock, extra box care, remote it appointment only. BH 1-0103. droom*. Available end •! cfll. on private Iclethone. are toll-free to SH 1-0010 from the h from your property. SH 7-2H4. In person. Eatontown TV. SO Hwy. 35. FOR SALE control switches, type »KW and 101LIONES L TRAIN set. locomotives, ears, first of ye»r. CA a«1 follow.* stations: ATlantlo Hlehlands 1. CApltal 2 and ». J'""-"*]' 2. ODD JOBS. windows and cellars Eatontown. transformer* and track. Excellent con. track, switches, transformer, acces- Highlands 3. OSborne 1. RUmson 1. BEa Bright 2. and SHadyslde 1 cleaned. Palntlnc. ' Trash removed. dlilon. Firm ITS. Call atter • p.m. sories. (30. SH 1-4834. FOUR BEAUTIFUL FURNIBHED and 7. Truck available. SH 7-1318. BK-7-B7H. room*. Yearly rental, ateam heat. STOP-LOOK HAMMOND USED LUMBER — 1x6. 1x8 T*Olotwater. air iondltlooeo. R«a*onabls FAINTINO, DECORATINO ALL MAKMM VACUUM CLEANER! 2x4, 2x6. 2x10, 4x4, 6x8, 8x8; 1x3. lx •nt. PR 5-3(7». GENERAL CONTRACTING less than one year old. vary reasonable. Walnscoat; 1x3 fur flooring; -windows SLATE & JONES SH 1-9101 Ten - men to work In recently opened ORGAN STUDIO •H 1-1413 10 a.m. to I p.m. door*; French door*; glass 16" up ti FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT. <»"•";; ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE factory branch. Men selected will re- 24"; beveled glass 16"xl6": commoi Ished utilities Included. M Ch«*tnut MURPHY BROS.—Palntlnc and,decora- ceive training and starting salary of of ASBURY PARK H.O. TRAINB, track*, car*, two enbricks; folding chairs In tier* of rt HRid Biik! For information laaulrs LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS tlong. Rcanonable rates. Free esti- fv2. These are permanent poaitlona. •alt* — lervle* — Instruction (Ines. two transformer*. BH 1418and 5; potting house ll'xH'. CA 2-1(25 it M Bridge Ave.. Red Bank. mates. SH 1-2005. . Men between 20*35 only*. after B. at 14» Bridge *Ve., nw *»mnm~ ,959 FRINZ-Hester. defroiter, low mile RENTAL. IUN SM ALL MODELS after € p.m. EXCEPTIONAL — Thr««-b*4rpom. LOST — Small open-faced lady's for- HOLIDAY SPECIAL — Slmonlie your Opea dally 'til •p.m. Sat. 'til 5:30 p.m. ao<;ART. Royal Norseman, with a h.p. elm iMkt gold wrist watch, with age. (1199. 'Ho caalx needed. Lavlne car. B. 8. Harris Blmonlilng Shop, 78 Call SH 1-4014. Brls(*4tr*tton enctne. Less than TWO leather top table*, leather toj nicely furnished. Ow» entrance. Oood dark- red leather band. Dropped be- Motors, 46 Oceanport Ave.( West Long Cookmaa Ave.-Main St.. Asbury fcrk year old. excellent condition. Asking coffee table, wing back chair wit area, utilities supplied. V«ar found. »«g KR atatlon and Pearl St., RedBranch. CA 2-2*68. South Bridge Ave., Red Bank. BH 7-2100 HOP. RU 1-1HW after « p.m. slipcover. RU 1O690. (150. BE 2-027* or SB 2^0*4. Hank. (10 reward. KU 1-10ST. 19M PLYMOUTH. Excellent condition.' FRBE TO KOMB OWNERS — Esti- ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIAN — PR 5-9300 DOU, CARRIAGE. ESPECIALLY NICE, modsrn two- Paint like new. Guaranted to pass mate! on roofing, alterations, paint- Familiar with electronic test equip- THREE COMPLETE Lionel 0-27 train*. room unfurnlsfced apartment, around LOST—Olrl'a bicycle. 24" blue and Ing, mason work. For wet leaking cel- ment and procedures. Apply 9-4:30, Transformer*, accessories, track. #70 Black English Pram, like new. white HIgglns. Shorecresr. Phone BH Inspection. Can be aeen at Leonardo Electronic Measurements Co.,* Inc., or sold eeparately. BH 7-3(29. SK 1-8685. noor. utilities Included. CA 2-38(4. 7-4637; Reward. Heartbroken. Point Esso atatlon. Rt. 34 and Leonard- lars we can guarantee a remedy. I/O Lewis St. tk Maple Avrt, Batontown. THREE ROOMS unfurnished, utilities llle Road. Leonardo. AT 1-2626. 61711. NEW & USED FURNITURp ORGAN — Conn electronic with bench, KEN MORE COAL and wood stove, ex LOST BOY'S Ked Behwlnn Bicycle, African mahogany. (750. Call KB 1. eellent condition. Asking (40. SH * Included, near transportation. •u*l- 24". Reward. SERVICEMAN must aell Immediately SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT—Reduce OVERHEAD DOOR INSTALLERS — MT6. less couple (75. AT 1-1753. SH 1-1761 v 1953 Cambridge four-noor Plymouth. service chargea by bringing your ra- Experienced only. at (250 cash. 60,000 miles. SH 7-1249 or aeedlo or television set in for repairs. AT 1-1564 BEAUTIFUL MODERN MAHOOAN BEAUTIFUL DARK RANCH mink cape TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. Utlli- LOST PASSBOOK No. R 1458-11. t 47 Conover PI., Riveralde Heights. A. C Radio and Television Company, MAN WANTED with car, (2.90 an '.dlnlns; room set,r elsjlt upholsterer Jacket, excellent condition. Beat offer. itle*. parking, near bus transporta- Finder rleaie return to Monmouth Armand A. Crulpl. owner. 123 'Shrews- hour. Permanent position. Call BH BARGAIN PRICES cHalra, -two aide boards one with ex- LI 2-4000, ext. 21730. tion. SH 1-7079. County National Bank. Red Bank. 1952 HUUSON HORNET. Hydromatic. bury Ave. SH 1-1768. . TWO ROOMS AND BATH furnished, four-door, two new tires. Reduced 1-141:1. tra (Is** top. OS 1-2442. HAY for sale. Mldiliebrook Farm, Deo 1 LOST — Passbook No. L 3262. Finder for quick sale. *78. BH 1-3484. SPECIALISTS IN ROOM ADDITIONS FULL or Part-time dealership offered • Sectionals _ from $50 DAVENPORT — Green. slipcover, ex- Rd., Wayside. KE 1-0438. Call atte All utilities * *please return to Monmoutb County AND GENERAL ALTERATIONS In your own area. Brand*new Idea cellent condition. Pine chest, uphol- 6:30 p.m. ' SH 1-H81 National Bank. Little Silver. 1952 CADILLAC Lowest Prices — Free Estimates In direct sales. Minimum lnveetment. stered occasion chair, table lamp am PRE-HOLIDAY VALUES!! ONE-ROOM Efflclencey apartment. Four-door sedan, radio, heater, 9350. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. Excellent return. Market expanding * Living Rooms from SO LOST Pasbook R 9319. Finder please OS 1-1536 12 Broad St. SH 7-5040 Red Bank shade. BH 1-43CS. Night tables. (4.75: butterfly table, Plenty or heat and Hot water, parking return to Monmouth. County National every rive minutes. CO 4*2367 between • .Bedroom Suites .....from 90 VICTORIA ENOLJSH doll coach, large 18.50; floor lamp, (4.B0; firetools. (10.50: •pa***" 57 llorford. Place. Ked Bank. Bank.' Red Bank. 1952 KAISER DELUXE D. PRIMERANO "The Carpenter." Ex-7:30 and 9 p.m. only. Prlacllla sewing cabinet. $8.50; clothe! SH 1-MB0. four-door aedan. fl2S. perienced alteration, repair work, out- size, excellent condition. Gray kli tree. (3.75; folding fire screen. (8.50; LOSS — Passbook No. R11228. Finder CO 4-4952 * Convertible Sleeper „ 35 skin fur coat. al» 14. SH 1-6152. FOUR BOOMS, newly decorated. Hard please return to Monmoutb County side. Inside, cabinet work. BH 1-9754. ATTENTION mainline rack. 82.60: table lamps, wood floor*, tile bath. Heat and hot National Bank, Red Bank. BUICK 1MB LA SABRE, power steer- BXPBRT WATCH, clock and Jewelry Man to work with sales manager foi BLONDE CRIB, mattress, chiHorobe. 12.75: end .table. (1.80. Ruscll*. 25 E.water furnished. Private entrance, ex. Ing, heater, new snow tires, 13.000 repairs guaranteed. H. Rosin Jeweler. four weeks training to prepare foi And Perfect condition. Exceptionally beau- •front St. j client location, garage. (100 per month. LOST' — nmall brown, black, white miles. Excellent condition. OS 1-1557. IS West Front St.. established 1909. position with large concern/ Work tiful. Con »160. A bargain. BH 7-2859. SAVE1 CONTENTS OF APARTMENT. R 8-3675 or apply 10 or 16 Union Ave.. female) Beagle. Red Bank vicinity. Discounts on all Jewelry^ Monmouth and North Ocean Counties. THREE-ROOM OUTFITS from COLT DERRINGER No. 4. Exact rep Living room suite. (89; three-piece Freehold. - If found call BH 7-13S4. Reward. BIMCA 1S59 Ivory, 2,800 miles, whits- SALARY Pension Plan and Group In- llca of the 1172 Model No. 3. Avail modern bedroom suite, Including Eng- wan tires, used only three weeks on APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And aupplle*. surance. .$151 able In sets of two with consecutivi lander box ' spring and lnnersprl.nl TWO-ROOM FURNIBHED apartment European trip. OB 1-1557. Residential and commercial outlet*, serial numbers handsomely eased Ii mattress. (12*; TV chair. (13.50: Sxl: and kitchen, good-location. M,South IBM CORVETTE ENGINE —All new fixture* and appliance Installation. Al SALES background not eonslderei rich cordovan presentation box Witt rug, (28.50; Phllco Thin Line 1959 a' Bt.. Red Bank. BH 1-7061. . PUBLIC NOTICES bearings, pistons, M cam, OfOnhauser len Klectrlc. SH 7-0612. necessary if personable and neat ap pay only $1.75 weekly gold name plate suitable for lnacrlp conditioner, (M, etc. Ruscll*. 25 I THREE ROOM furnished apartment. re-barrel manifold, new 11-Inch dutch PIANO TUNING — Have your piano pearlng. Age 23 and over, married pre tlon. (3S.SS. Also available In eingli Front St. Adults. Private bath. Near bus. No and Bill housing. Call after 5:» RU 1- tuned for the holidays. SH 1-0755 rerred. Complete details will Be sjtve caied unit. (22.50. An Inexpensive ad pets. BH» 1-2WT or LI 9-2277. - . AUCTION SALE » 0300. SH 1-0416. ' during Interview. ditlon to any collection. We take an- UONEL TRAINB — Steam locomotive*, FRIEDMAN GALLERIES Write P.O. Box 407. Red Bank. tique or modem firearm* In trade oi tenders, freight cars, complete trains TWO FURNISHED apartments — sleep* Si •. Main St.. . „ (A*. Flc195) 3 TUDOR CUSTOMLINB FORD — ALL. TYPES BUILDINO CONSTRUE FIELD :FURNITURE win buy single piece* or collection with track and transformer*. (8 to (15. four. (70; sleeps two. (60. UtllltKs. Excellent condition, fully equipped, Men. Additions, masonary. carpenter Requesting Appointment, Personalized service. SH ,1-4443. Extra*. Van Horn. SH 7-2894. Steam oil heat. HI 3-2587-W. Neptune. N. J. new tires. KB 6-1489. work. RAYMOND G. BOECKEL, AT 1- •ATtTKDAT, SBC 12. 12 NOON 35S3. SIMPLICITY ROTOTILLER. Like new 44" GLASS TABLE LAMP, (15. Btacl SEVEN ROOMS and garage In Red Fin* furniture and decorations. Thrift Warehouse »125. Walker-Turner 24" Jlssiw, with and gold tweed chair, (25. Purple sli: Bank. Residential, references. BH 7- From a prominent Deal home, other ELECTItOLUX AREA MANAGERS chair, (S3. HI 3-1(38 after six. 5027 after 4 p.m. HOUSE TRAILERS lies Servlco Supplies 22 E. Front Street motor and stand. 960. Trade for fire- home*, storage, etc. 720 Mattlson .Ave., Asbury Park. For For • arms. BH 1-4443. MAPLE BED, full size, comnlete wltn BATONTOWN. modern unfurnished four . -EXHIBITIOHIBITION ALALLL SAT FOR SALE OR RENT — IBM,. 40 prompt home service or free checkup 7" CRAFTSMAN bench saw. complete Inneraprlng mattreis, (12. CO 4 room*. Heat and hot water, garage. i WIDWI.D * THURH & Palace trailer. Two bedrooms. 8e on your Eleetrolux, call PR QQBB'I MONMOUTH COUNTY Keyport, N. J. with stand and H horse motor, liki 4B32. Year round, adult* only. U 2-O410 DKC »1»-10 Mrs. Langen at Mlelevllie Trailer Bar Dally and Sunday morning newspape new. (60. BH l-4>7« atter «:30 p. m RUOS USED ALL SIZES, runner*, alter 4 p.m. WIL' West Keansours; or call TE 6-T773. has part-time positions open In rapldl CO 4-3022 or all day Saturday. furniture, cut glass, brlc-a-brsc. FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED apartment , AUCTIONEER expanding circulation department. Mus American Oriental rugs. We buy and on second floor, available January 1. EMPLOYMENT have morning hours and early after THREE PIECE living room set. M sell. Shore Furniture, Hwy. 35. LauGas- , electric, heat, hot water Included TRACTORS noon free. Salary, car. expenses, anl OPEN: Thurs. 6 Friday 'till 9:0C hoitany wood, aood condition. (7B rence Harbor. In rent. SH 1-0707. HELP WANTED—FEMALE monthly bonus. Work consists of super SH 7-3851. S25U FOR REBUILT Gravely tractoi vising teenage carriers. Ideal for mar 30 GAL HOT WATER HEATER. A- THREE TRICYCLES. one. stroller. 50 LEROY PL. — Four large sunny AUTOMOTIVE witlt snow plow. Phone working late eve Ing or early morning P.M. Monday thru Satur- Windsor desk and chair, girl's full room* and bath, hot water; heat, LICENSED PRACTICAL hours 11-7. ahlfts. For appointment and Interview cond Itlon. (20. Call LI 2-3453 aftei size bicycle, school student* desk, two garage, refrigerator. Business couple AUTOS AND TRUCKS FR 84743. Nurse's aid, hours 7-3. References call 8H 7-3395 between ft and 2 p. m. day 'til 6:00 P.M. 4 p. m. floor lamps, one maple, book case. Lt -•referred. Immediate occupancy. (H required. Excellent working conditions. or evenings after 6. KB 6-9144. WE BUY AND BELL, ANYTHING - BOTTLED OA8 STOVE—White, foul 2-4425. 1-1839. 1857 OLD8MOBIIJC. four-door hardtop. 'Apply In person Pleasant Valley Nurs- contents of Homes, Mores, estates, burner. Automatic stoker. Both 17,900 miles. Oood condition, rubber •OATS * ACCESSORIES InR Home, Rt. -34. Matawan, between MAN TO do odd household cellars, attics. Ciilna, glassware, kn< eeltent condition. 8H 7-4082. BABY CARRIAGE and crib. Orient* good. BH 1-0128 after 6 p.m. 10-3. tiques. art objects and all brlc-a-brac rug. overhead garage door, beds johs on hourly bnnls. Ruscll's. 2& East Front St. SH 1-16S3. STORM SASH—Lance and small, per bureau*, mirrors, mattresses, venetlm X99S FORD ranch wagon. Radio, heat- JET SAILBOAT 1 — FOR INFORM* WOMAN" to relieve housekeeper who Phone SH 1-8136. feet condition, suitable for porch oi Mind*, storm windows. Reasonable, A COMMERCIAL RENTALS er. FordetuaUc, Iwu-luiie l»o-uoor. TTOT? r»ll AT !-5JM-M cares Tor Invalid, once a. V.CC'E. Sat MAN bAPttKlENCBD IN marine flelu TWO OOOII VIOLINS from the collec windows. LI 2-2*25. condition. AT 1-2961. RU 1-230S-J. after 6 p.m. urday 6 p.m. to Sunday 12 noon. SH 1' to cover boat yards and dealers In RED BANK — Office space available 0653 between 6:30 * S p.m. tlon of Professor Rudolph Malchow, 60 PIECES standard gauge train trac HIDE-A-BBD. (30. Kelvlnator refrlge for professional person. Inquire at 193* CHEVROLET CORVETTE. White COME BEE the world's finest boat New Jersey area. Appointment only. (deceased*). SH 7-1361 for appolntmen engine, cars, transformers. Reason 9« E. Front Bt. and ailver, red Interior. Stick shift. In New Jersey'* largest showroom. STENOGRAPHER — Law office ex- write or call Van Winkle Marine, 6-C able. AT 1-1680. alor. (2a Both In aood condition. Perfect condition. (2700. RU 1-1660. Buy now during our tremendous win- perience. Call White St.. Red Bank. BH 7-5300. HAVE you A DOOR; Phone RU I-O407-J. FOR RENT—Two suites ol office* avail- ter savin is event at A * B Boat CA 2-2020 MAN TO OPERATE morning news- Convert It to foam rubber sofa. AUTOMATIC WASHER LIONEL O OAUGE freight train, nlm abls in The Tuller building. Both on PRINS. 1909 (German), save 20 perSales. Authorized Mercury tt Gale Buc- paper Motor Route In Llneroft-Holm MAHAnT, Rte. 39. EATONTOWN aood' condition. (39. cars, transformer, switches, track river (Id* tt MUdln* On* (C Oin* cenu New ear financing, owner xnov* caneer Sealer, Hwy 36. Belford. KB MEDICAL ASSISTANT del area. Car expenses, excellent com- CA 2-42S3. accessories. (25. SK 1.5321. room* on urn floor. The other two . Ing, excellent buy. BH 7-5288. 6-3838. Doctor's office. missions, seven mornings per wek. RECONDITIONED AUTOMATIC wash rooms on second floor. SH 72440. 1951 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new top.THOMPSON. BARBOUR, Wood-Tuny • OS 1-2212. Ideal for retired man or person avail* COUNTY ORGAN & ers. Guaranteed, (6O nnd STO, CalBENCH SAW 10". excellent condition Standard shift and overdrive. Radio FlylnK Dutchman sail boats. Skim- FEMALE ASSEMBLERS for electronic able between S a.m. to S a.m. For ap- between 8-8:30 a. m. BH 1-769S. Moi ?i horse motor, orie full alee bed and heater. 1951 Mercury engine. A«tB mers. Evlnrude motors. Dockage and equipment. Light, Interesting work. pointment call SH 7-3305 betwen 9 and PIANO COMPANY eau Appliance Service. complete. OB 1-0(29. Gulf Station, Shrewsbury Ave., Redstorage. II. J. Wilson Boat Works. 479Pleasant, congenial environment. Ex- 2 dally evenings after «, KB «-S144. CONCERTONB TAPE RECORDER — HOUSES FOR RENT Bank. SH 1-9TM. Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch. CA 3-2032. perience desirable. Apply 9-4:30.' Elec- SIMMONS SOFA-BED (100. CroSe Professional dual track model. Per- tronic Measurements Co.. Inc.. Lewr Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealei freezer (100. Power lawn mower (5C fect condition. 7.5 and 15 speeds. Piny BATONTOWN — RANCH; Three-bed- STUSEBAKEUSEBAKER 1»53 WANTED—Used boats ana motors, will St.. and Maple Ave.. Eatontown. Visit our studio-showroom. See andSummer furniture five piece* (23. SI room split. Immediate occupancy. U EXCELENT CONDITION, Command Pick up. H; J. Wilson Boat Works. hear the beauty of the CONN ORGAN 1-1571. back speaker. Case. Microphone. Extra 2-14JS or KE 1-4843. er V8 model. Bporty tour door aedan 479 Atlantlo Ave.. Long Branch, CA 2-BEAUTICIANS (.TWO) ton notch for HELP WANTED—Male-Female Then convince yourself that you 11 Inch 2400 foot tapes and 7 Inch 1 Automatic drive, heater, defroster, snow 2032. exclusive local shore area chain out- play In IS minutes. COMPLETE STORE FIXTURES— Lar toot tapes. Cost aver (.150. Will se1 RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, two tires. Completely winterized. Nice easy fit. Balnry no object. Call Mrs. Rlzzo FULL. TIME Real Estate salesperson les' wear. 74 Broad St.. Red Ban:for (110. Van Hum. BH 7-2884. bedroom*. (12ft monthly, yearly tent- driving for learner or college student. 8A1LFI8H AND 8UNFI8H—Authorize. at CA 2-7600. Active organization Hwy. 35 BH T-23M Itlddlstown Shopi SI! 1.1173. RED BICYCLE — 26" for big boy. E al and several furnished and un- Lost license must sacrifice,*.("Sea*. XX> sales. The BoalkCenter, 75 White St. Call CO 4-1022 open 'til • p. m. escept Saturday furnished rentals In all Use* and price Red Bank. SH 14484. ' ' FULL on. PART-TIME dealership of- DELUXE RELAXACIZOR—Fully equl] eellent condition, motorcycle style, ranges. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1«80 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON. Fu ped, guaranteed new. never used, horn, light. Has been In storage. Brand Ocean Av*.. Sea Bright. BE 2-0004. SEE OUR COMPLETE line of nautical fered in your own area. Never-ending time only. Real Estate experience not SPINET PIANOS lor rent. Find out be-real bargain (100. SH 1-S471. new tires and tube*. (23.90. van Horn 19S1 OLD8MOBILB — Radio, heater, gifts for Christmas. Water skis, Salem market, excellent commission. Some di- necessary, but must have selling back- fore your purchase If your child Is SH 7-2894. W1DB SELECTION OF RENTALS — good tlrea. S100. KB 64234 after 7, ships bells strlkinjc clocks an«t matching rect sales experience required. CO 4-ground. Harry A. Kearney A Co., Routt adaptable. Full allowance of all rental HURT SELL — Complete living roo Furnlahed and unfurnished. Immedi- all day Sunday. barometers. Fishing1 tackle, deck chairs. 2367 between 7:30 and 9 p.m. only. 35. Mldletown. OB 10400, ask for Mr,on purchase. Choice of 8 makes. 12 •et. 21" console Emerson TV. CalCLUB CHAIR, two let* custom all ate occupancy. Samuel Telcner Agency. THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP 1958. Exbinoculars, Rubbermaid boatlne acces- SALESLADY WANTED for women's Bova.- styles. Tustlng Piano Co.. M Monmouto aMer six p. m. OS 1-3138. cover*. (25; *L bed. brand new ma' Ocaanport A**.. Oceanpert. Call or dial eellent condition, giaed aa second car. sories. Compasses. Sperry Top Slder • and children's shop full or part-time. St.. Red Bank. HIXTEEN-PIECE outside Nativity se' tress. »•«!: boy'* 20" bike. (*: glrl'i U.9-3W0 er U 3-3W1. Equipped. Low mileage. *2S»5. 8E 2-113* shoes and sneakers. Gator trailers, shln- Experienced preferred. Apply West- hand-painted ceramic, (150. CO 28" English hike. (20: Underwood port to-shore radios. Open every day S-5relch's. . West Front St., Key port. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING HlSChfoS, 07«S after S p. m. able typewriter, carrying cnae. excel SHREWSBURHREWSBURY BORO — SlirooSi m SS» OR LESS—Handling only Fords, Navesand Marine Sales Co. Ocean SITUATIONS WANTED. F< All makes, new or used. Ouaranteed. lent condition, (25; oval kitchen tabl househ . TwT o tiltile bathsbths , attached gaga- Chevrolet*. L«vlne> tfWy. 36*. oppo- Avenue. Bea Bright, SB 3-1101. CLERK-TYPIST WITH BILLING EX- Easy terms. "Buy an when they fix WICKER BABY COACH. Excellent con four chutTS. sturdy formica, top. (25rage. , choice- residential section. IrrL- site Grand Union. KB S-541L PERIENCE AND SOME KNOWLEDGE **m." Low a* (23. Berplco'*, 101 Hon- rtltlon. reasonable. Four »venlnl SH 1-S4M. medlats occupancy. Rent. (171. SH T- GIVE THE BEST CHRISTMAS present BABYSITTma. at your Borne or mine. mouta St. Nest to tbeater. BH 7-0480.•own*, size t, 10. 11 and 13. Cal 2455. •OMBTHINO FOR UNDER THE TREE of all to the family. A Penn Yan OF BOOKKEEPING. MODERN AIR Or light housekeeping. BH 1-7773. CHEMICAL Laboratory nutflt-apeelal lal 1B6S Mercury Monterey four-door hard- Laps! rake or Olasspar Fiber Glass CONDITIONED OFFICE. 40-HOUR WE ARE HARVESTlNa our finest ap desk, atone top; analytical balance HOLUDEL VILLAGE VICINITY Idsal. top: IMS DeSoto four-door hardtop: boat and Bvinrude motor. We have WOMAN WILL, CARE lor children ol pies. Selected Red Delicious. Ooldefl 2BNITH STEREO HI-FI, with FM-AM large variety: of ehemlenls: . lots n eight-room English Colonial house re- Just received, our 1960 models. Nave- WEEK. LIBERAL COMPANY BENE working mother. Experienced i Delicious. 8taymen Wlnesap. Macln. radio. Blx montha old. Call after glassware. Ideal for high school studen eently remodeled. Four bedrooms, two ifST Pontlac four-door hardtop. FITS. TOP PAY. PREFERRED AGE tosh. Maeouns. For eating and cook- P m. AT 1-3313. Worth over (250. Asking «79. LO « «41< porches, utility room, two baths, pow- sand Marine Sales Co., Ocean Avenue very tellable. OS 1-3238. Ins also R.I. Oreenings for pies. Buck* der room. Every convenience, basr. Bea, Bright. SB 2-1101. 35-30. FR 8-1880. ASK FOR COLDEPENDABL. E WOMAN wltl care for lin • Fruit Farm and Nursery. Fhalr HANGER DISPLAY—Outdoor. 3" hiK • . SPACE HEATER board .radiation oil heat, attached two- Maurice Schwartz ORBINGER. COMMUNICATION PROD- children In my home. $15 per week or Rd.. Llnerott. SH 1-0990. 23 pieces -with building I'xS'. (300,Heat* three rooms, perfect condition, ear garage. Superb view. (250 month. UCTS CO., INC., MARLBORO. 50 cents per hour. Also, keep children BH 7-3S6S. (30. KB 6H89. WH (-4819. over night or weekends. BH 7-1003. WOOD — seasoned oak, fireplace, stove & Sons ' BUSINESS NOTICES and furnace. Ucoulre's Market, Rt. TRA*DB IN Tour old furniture with n< TELEVISION PH1LCO 17" CONSOLE, TWO-YEAR OLD Cape Cod. two bed- 141 W. Front St. Red Bank WOMAN BABYSITTER — Supply own WOMAN, wants general housework. 34. Colts Neck. WH a-4323. Evenings. down payment and get a new parloi with doors, perfect. (3S. Admiral rad- rooms, 4'4 rooms, full basement. Im- FUEL OIL * HEATINO — Call SH r transportation. 50 cents per hour. Thorough worker. Oood Ironer* good WH C-4333. or dining room *et «t sale priees. Wil- io, (7. After six p. m. SH 1-2175. mediate occupancy, unfurnished. On* SH 7-0787 1-0610. Oil Dellvary. Inc.. Bervlco «r ilttte Silver area, references necessary, references. KB 6.2M1-R. liam Left Furniture Inc., Hwy. 3S mile from Parkway entrance. SH 1-17*6. PLYMOUTH COUPE. good Sales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. •all mornings. SH 1-0136. STARTENA BY TON (4.85 100 lbs. al lllddletown. BH 1-3213. open evenlngi WB WELCOME all our old custome Itlon. (100. Call AT 1-2133-J ware house Swartzer*. Hazlet Rf* till • p. m. and new ones to our new locat'f FIVE ROOM HOUSE, two bedrooms, TREES AND LARGE LIMBS removed SALESLADIES WANTED In real! dry siding. ffour door* from old location), at 1 garage, cellar, attle. In Rumaon near Utility, flag antenna poles set and goods store. Full time. Apply In UUBD RBFRIOERATORS and freete W. Front St. We guarantee to mw bus line and school. (KB monthly on 1953 BUICK, radio, heater, dynaflow, framed. FuUy Insured. BH 1-7937 or person only. Surprise Store, 8 Broad SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE COUPLETB KITCHEN SET-UP — 12 for aaie. Alao repairing and reflnlre * you more money than ever before. You CA 9-1155. St., Red Bank. N. J. yearly lease. LI 2-1U0. rour-door aedan. Two «o choose from, MEBBENOER SERVICE double sink, cabinets. Frlgldalre elec- lulugg. BshorBayshoree spray PaintinPaintingg .Hw Hwywyy. L dollars will go rnu^i further r>y «1oln (395. No cash-needed. Levlne Motors, MOTAN—General atgn. truck lettering MOTHER'S HELPER tric stove, automatic, double oven* Cor-and Mh at.. Belford. KB 6-SJ3T oor OS your shopping at "Variety". Coma Ir SHREWSBURY—Three-bedroom ranch. Ave WMt I n|t BrBBCn for little money. 60 years experience who fe kind, need* a home. Salary. For business, professional and horn ner breakfast nook. Youngstown base 14M3B see our larg selection of desk*, rm living room, kitchen, bath," caller. CA SSSST** " " - S K. Bridge Ave.. Red Bank. Letters, parcels, documents. Nothing cabinets IB", 36". 30"; wall cabinets diners, lamp*, tables, beddlnc. *te. Wilarge tot. (110 month. 30 Trafford at. ! U 3-1531 we will not deliver. Holiday deliveries. 18x36, 24x30, 24x36. Lazy susan corner. CRAFTSMAN II" JIG BAW enmplel also have a nice selection of livlna Call Center Agency. KB 1-35(0. Call SH T-2144. All ezcellent condition. Call after « p. 'on stand with motor. S45. Ca room and bedroom suites. COMPARE, AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS OB 14210. CA 903*8. SHOP, RAVE at the Variety Fumltu BUNGALOW DEPENDABLE, SEMI-RETIRED man CLARINET, Xvetle at Bchsslfer. Madi Store. Parking In rear ol store. (Oppc LEONARDO—Five rooms, two keeV wants position as watchman, cutodlan •ALT HAT-PINKST qUAUTT In France. Includes two mouthnl«*cei site Firestone Tire Co.). room*. Available Dec 15. AT 1-0M7 R. or driver. Excellent references. Call Fred O. Wlkoll, Co. rseds, music stand. (75, RU 1-3097. FOUR-BEDROOM house. Center of Red SH 7-1022 alter S p.m. SH 1-0SM. FRIOIDAIRE REFRIORRATOR Bank. Large lot with big tree*. (175. Oood condition, (20. MERCHANDISE WANTED Dowstra Agency, (1 S. Front Bt.. Red HI 3-3.191. Bank. SK 1-870O. AHERICAN FLYER TRAINB—^Thr PIANOS — Highest price* paid. H. Ten-FOUR BEDROOM Cape Cod type house complete units on targe folding tabli ger. 3M Mala at. Lakawooa ar Lake In Shrewsbury. Available January (, Sucrlftce, (100, or sell eeparately. CA •mod O-tlM (140 per month. 7MI. II. S. COINS — STAMPS — Top prl THREE BEDROOM split level home In paid for gold, old currency, collec- Riverside Heights. For six month* only, LIONEL TRAINS, engines, cars, a tlon*. odd lots: old correspondence. cniiaorleH. Best offer or slnaile sale! Ratal* apftralsaia, Monmouth fttnmp*- 9165 per month. Other*, (135 and up. I. r. KlelnknecM. KB t«35O-W S a. Rnlns. an Monmoutll St SH t. ?*>:!?:<#•* *'**• CKristmos is a Time for Luxury in .. * You're Home for the Holidays in ... Lingerie by Vanity Fair Festive Fireside Fashions Suburban holiday fashions feature lata-day saparatat . casually comfortable, yet gaily decorated* In A. leautiful wlsh-eome-true Ravitsant nylon tricot with bo- •he spirit of tha season. Sixes 10 to 16. dice evarlaid with Aloneon lac* fashions thii delicious slip. Petticoats Sfiat 32-42 In Whito, Silver Mitt and Black. Matching PattN 3.95 A. Woven cotton plaid of mustard and red I. "Country Club" grey tweed slim skirt with coat in S, M and L. in impressed pleated full skirt with sequin em- rhinestone and pearl beaded belt (not broidery and red cummerbund. 22*95 sketched) 17.98 I. Lavish ambroidarad bodica is toppad by dalicata laco in In tapered pants with bead embroidery at In taperad pants (not sketched) 14.98 anklas l' this lovaly slip. Siias 32*42 in Whita or Pink. Matching Petti- Slips •oat in 5, M and L. 5.95 Worn with black velvet scoop neck blouse Worn with grey silk broadcloth shirt with 7.98 rhinesfone buttons and gauntlet cuffs. 17.98 •TIINOACH'* LINaiMII, tin** N««r MK JUhti-y Park STIINBACN'S SPONTSWIAft, liHri flair, ana Attwry Park WlMi^^Mm)—A Jury Miami who WAI tentonced by world." KlilSNIiH liLliCIED T5AST ORANOIv—Miss Mnr«n- tlcup at Bridge Ave. and Mon- H. CAKR RRCOVFRING mouth St. NliW YOKK — Dr. Leon Hels- 1 ; ret A. Cox died In the homo of ; Chief Minonit the i;ifls ycslcrday Ivnril the opcnlmi ICH- 30 yotin Impriionmont, W MEATS! S ot
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