WEA1HER ftuf aa* l*al|M with SH*dyld* 14)010 rala and a Mat abort H. Urn teolgbt in the *k. For AJ1 Departments Partly cloudy tomorrow, with • high of N. (Sec pa|c 2.) Met An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership 4^ Since 1878
limed Daily. Monday ttarouKA Wtii^y, entered u Second clssi Mitter VOLUME 82, NO. 93 •t tit Port Ofllu at Red Baak. N. J.. under the Aft ol Marco 3. Wt. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Both Sides See 5 Die in Week-End Cause Aided Accidents in Area By Rockefeller 17 Candidates File Two Killed WASHINGTON (AP) — At Cliffwood Both major parties strove Rockefeller's For Hudson Board today to, capitalize on a •tunning political surprise ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Sev- Rail Crossing Final Stand enteen. persons will vie for nine —Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel iNew Years seats on the Henry Hudson Re- Accidents took the lives ler's withdrawal from the Finds Favor Jonal Board of Education at the of four persons in Mon- race for the, Republican Eve Transit Feb. 2 election. rjnouth County and one in i I presidential nomination. RED BANK-New York Gov. A total of five seats are up adjacent Madison Town- Nelson Rockefeller's surprise de- in Atlantic Highlands and four Republican* pictured the GOPcision Saturday not to seek the Strike Voted ship during the weekend. as a unified party,- one which Highlands in the first election Republican nomination for Pres- NEW YQRK (APJ-Four thou held for the newly-formed region- All but one were traffic refrains from rending itself apart ident seems to have found favoi sand transportation workers la brawling convention contests al board. fatalities. among Monmouth County Repub- have authorized a strike aimed, In Atlantic Highlands, five per- —a party which can now devote lican leaders. •t halting all subways and buses The statewide toll for the all its.energies to electing Vice sons are seeking two three-year holiday period stood at 13 early And some, like J. Russel MOTHIR AND SON OIID yesterday In a train-car collision at the Cliffwood Ave. hi the city the minute 1960 ar- terms on the board. President Richard M. Nixon to rives. today, while deaths from acci- Woolley, chairman of the Repub- crossing, Cliffwood. Shewn her* is what was left of the auto after it.was dragged They are Charles A. Reed, Jr., the presidency. lican County Executive Commli Such a strike could create I dents of all kinds in the nation Democrats depicted the GOP lome 250 feet down tha tracks. The mother's body is in th* foreground, covered board president; incumbents D. totalled 583. tee, even think Gov. Rockefellei monumental jam of revelers in Adolph Busch, and Dr. Thomas aa controlled by old-pro comer- may change his mind and ac- with • blanket. A seven-year-old daughter escaped death in th* crash. • . •' this city famous for its Times Victims of accidents In this .vatives, who do. not give "pro- Square New Year's Eve throngs. B. Ahern, and newcomers Mrs area were: cept a draft for the vice presi iGerald G. Carter, 344 Ocean gressives" like the New York dential nomination. Members of the Transport Cliffwood - Mrs. Ana Maria governor a look-in. There was Blvd., and Alfred Sahrbeck, 74 "There can be no question Workers Union packed the Man-East Garfield Ave. Christie, W, and her sea, even talk — notably by Sen. Lyn- about Rockefeller's future in* hattan Center yesterday to unan- Thomas Christie, I, ef Morris* don B. Johnson of Texas — of Borough Hall Bids iVo Fight portance to the Republican imously endorse the strike, Tw» Seek Vacancy Iowa Rd., Matawaa Township, drafting Rockefeller for a high party," Mr. Woolley told Th which could cripple the city long Incumbent Samuel P. Brown killed yesterday whea a car post under "the Democratic Register. past holiday celebrations.' and James R. Snyder, 47 Mounl drivea by Mrs. Christie waa President to be elected next No- Far Nixon In School However, the TWU has never Ave., are seeking the one two- struck by a train oa th* Cliff- vember." "However, I've been for Nix- Still Under Study before struck the subway sys- year term allotted to Atlantic wood Ave. crossing ef me Neither party had much to say on right from the beginning, tem. It has threatened to often Highlands. New York and Loag Branch in public about the pproblems think he's earned the nomina- FAIR HAVEN j- No action is cil's meeting Dec. 14 totaled $80,- and has taken countless strike Three are seeking the two one- Railroad. Elizabeth CfcrisUe, posed for it by Rockefeller's tion, and will make an excellenl expected to be taken tonight on 65. Election votes. The union last stopped the year terms on the board. 7, was Injured ia the ens*. "definite and final" announce- president." the.bids received two weeks ago It was the second time, a dis- operation of private bus lines in They are incumbent Mrs. Anna Kowell Towaahla-ltef. Ales ment Saturday that he would'not Mr. Woolley also thought tha for the proposed borough hall appointed Mayor and Council re- 5 Seeking Seats 1953. But it was another union Van Note and newcomers Mrs, Peleakey, A, ef Mariae St., be a candidate in 1960 for the Gov. Rockefeller's , withdrawal and library. ceived bids that were too high —the Motormen's Benevolent As- Charles W. Alban, 117 Highland Tuckerton, a retired Latheraa presidents! nomination, and this week-end from consideration So said Councilman John C. The first time they amounted to sociation, now merged with the Ave.. and Vite A. Predate, 26 minister, killed la a heads* would not accept the vice presi- for the presidential nomination Damico last night. $91,883 and were rejected. On Ruinson TWU—that conducted an eight Central Ave, collision on Rt. 9 yesterday will helo the Republican cause dav subway strike in December, dential spot. Low bids for the proposed $67, Under Consideration In Highlands. William E. Feste morning, in the I960 election. 000 building received at coun- 1957. Asbary Park - Samael Mo Drama Mr. Damico said the bids were Regional Board and newcomer Lawrence E. Man- One big poser for the Repub- "But it's my opinion tha A special committee set up by ning, Portland Rd., will vie for Abrams, I, son of Mr. mt Rockefeller will change his mind still under consideration. He add- RUMSON - Five candidates Mayor Robert F. Wagner meets Mrs. Samuel E. Abrams, of licans was how.to pump any ed the governing boiiy is con- one three-year term. drama into their convention and accept a draft for the vie Police Chief are running unopposed for seats today with representatives of the UK Second Ave., wb* tad president's snot on the ticket.' sulting with its architect, the on the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- union, the Transit Authority and Terms Contested through the lee while pUvtag opening in Chicago next July 25. firm of Gerber, Pancani, and It will be like a mystery novel Earlier this month, Mr. Wool gional. Board of Education. seven private bus lines to try to Two two-year terms are being aa Deal Lake and died alter ley visited Vice President Nixon Grossman, Newark, about the Running for two three-year avert a strike. At the same time, contested by George J. Lahey, a futile five-hour effort to re- of which every reader knows In Matawan proposals. the ending. Nothing now sighted in Washington, D. C, with terms from Rumson are incum- another committee of the city board vice president, and incum- vive him. on the political horizon can pre? delegation of top Republicai "1 can't say yet when we will bents Francis E. P. McCarter department heads meets to talk bent Alexander F. Bahrs, and Old Bridge-Patricia Qiibm, vent a first ballot nomination for leaders from New Jersey. Dies at 58 have some definite word on what)and Dr. George T. Hoffman. about how to handle such C. Melvin Johnson, Highlands 14, of II Heddea PI., East Another member of the dele- we are going to do," Mr. Damico Mr. McCarter was appointed strike should it come. Ave. Oraage, fatally ia|ared Sator-- Nixon. The only suspense lies in MATAWAN—Police Chief John said. the choice' of his running mate, gation was Mrs, Kathertne Neu- to the board in 1957 and was "The city wilt be prepared to Incumbent Mrs. Edward A. Fin- day nktht in a eelHslea In berger, Everett, president of the J. Flood, 58, of 14 Miriam Dr., Meanwhile, the councilman said elected to a two-year term in meet any eventuality that might which three other peneos were And il political custom holds, died at 8:20 this morning in lay is being opposed by Mrs. New Jersey Federation of Re- the governing body is continuing 1958. arise in this situation," Mid Vincent J. Mendes. 117 Portland injured, one *f them crHkaDy. Nixon and not the delegates will Perth Amboy General Hospital. to display interest in an alternate make that choice. He said yester- publican Women's Clubs. Dr. Hoffman was named to the Wagner. Rd., for a one-year term. The Christie car wu dragged "After Gov. Rockefeller's re- Mr. Flood had been stricken borough hall and library plan set board thia put year as a re- The strike would Involve ap- 250 feet after it was (truck by day, aa he left in good humor to forth by JameLF. Stomber, 137 a.iend the Colts-Giants football cent Westerojrlp,'? she told The the. night of Dec. 10 when he placement for Dr. Vincent proximately M.OOO workers on Register, "I was one of the few suffered a stroke while attending Grange Ave:, in a letter to Mayor Whelan, who resigned. the subways, city-owned buses Game in Baltimore, that it wu 1 wo early to talk about the 1960 people in New Jersey who didn'l a dinner of the Monmouth Coun- and Council two weeks ago. Incumbent Raymond Moore will and private bus lines. They warn Fife Destroys think he would run for the pres- Both the mother and son weri f tiaet. . ty Police Chiefs Association In Myriad *< Problems seek « full year-term from Fair a 15 per cent Increase in wages, killed almost instantly. They i1. Toe Republican national chair idential nomination. Avon. Mr. Stomber noted, in his let Haven; J. Beverly Anderson will which now range from ti.W/i to No Surprise Fishing Boat were pronounced dead at theV man, Sen. Thurston B. Morton of He was removed from the hos-jter, that "recent waterfront prop- run for the first time fkekihg a $2.72 an hour. scene by Dr. Francis W. Holman, \ Kentucky, praised Rockefeller "His decision not to campaign pital's critical list Christmas Eve I erty has become available"' andtwo-year seat, and Paul White, The union's contract with the BELFORD-A fire of uiideter for the nomination comes as no Keyport. for "so clearly stating his posi- and returned to his home. acquisition of it by the borough a one-year term. Transit Authority expires Jan. 1 mined origin destroyed a 30-fool The accident occured about tion." Morton said he felt Nix- surorise since the overwhelming Mr. Moore is seeking his sec- but its pact with the private bus fishing boat docked near Church (See FINDS FAVOR Pg. 2) At 4:30 this morning he suf- would solve "a myriad of prob- 11:53 a, m. on wu well ahead in the GOP fered a relapse and was rushed lems." ond full term on the regional lines ended Dec. 1. That contract St. Christmas Eve. unit. has been extended twice to ex Robert Morrell, Wilson Ave., Matawaa Township Patrol- presidential nomination picture. back to the hospital. He added: man James C. Hoyt said Hut Th* white House declined com- "It could give us a borough Only last wee!:, Mr. White re- lire at the same time as the Port Monmouth, owner of the Wilson Plant Chief Flood joined the local Rus-iTransit Authority pact. when be arrived at the seeae, ment on Rockefeller's withdraw police force in 1934. hall, a library which would swap placed Fair Haven Mayor boat, estimated the damage at Usually, the authority's con- $4,500. four minutes after the call, the •I- • . a central conventional location seU H. Minton who resigned. Mr automatic red bliaker atpa! During his 25 years of duty, Minton had been vice president. tract sets the pattern for the Firemen from the Belford En- For the Democrats — with Reopened he served as police patrolman, for one of continuing and unusual lights al the Croatia*; were their small army of aspirants beauty, a solution to the vexing Mr. Anderson is seeking the orivate bus lines to follow. But gine and Belford Independent ALBERT LEA, Minn. (AP) - detective sergeant and captain. this year the private firms ssy working. There were a* aato who show no signs of witndraw- waterfront oversight, the elimina- term vacated originally by Wil- Fire Companies brought the fire skid mark* leading to the ptktt Non-union employees and office He was promoted to chief in they cannot raise wages without under control in a half-hour. ing — the problem is how to pick 1950. tion of the houseboat hassle, and liam J. Barnes. al Impact, he uid. the beat to take on Nixon help went back to work at the a suitable supplement to the Mr. Barnes resigned earlier some tax relief from the city. Mr. Morrell said there was no strike-torn Wilson & Co. mea He was a member of the Mayor Wagner has made no Mrs. Christie's husband, Thom- (Sea. ROCKEFELLER Pg. 3) recreational facilities at the youth this year and was replaced by one on the boat when the fire is Christie, a photographer tor packing plant without inciden Knights of Columbus, the State bromises to them. started. center." Sherman Hoyt. He, in turn, re- the Newark Evening News, wu this morning. Police Chiefs Association and the signed shortly afterwards and The first workers entering th International Police Chiefs As- Beck Property on assignment at the time. - Held in Attack Mr. Damico reiterated last|was replaced by Edward H. Con- plant, reopened by Federal Coun sociation. w Riverview Hospital authorities order, trickled in the main gate night that in the light of the| »y- high bids Mr. Stomber1* letter Mr. Conway is not seeking re- Opposition Formingreported this morning that the On Blind Woman under protection of National daughter, Eliiabeth, is in fair Guardsmen acting u deputies to is being given "the fullest con election. NEW YORK (AP) - A Negro! Arrest Son The election will be held Feb. condition. She suffered cuts of local law enforcement officials. sideration." . the forehead, possible rib frac- man wu arrested last night u It has been reliably reported p- be ran from the Lower East The guardsmen searched all To Zoning Measuretures and multiple, contusions. can for weapons. They acted un- that the trad Mr. Stomber has Side apartment of a blind white Of German in mind is the Beck property on Train engineer Ezekiel Shibla, woman who uid he tried to rape der a District Court order pro- 1 58, of Bay Ave., Point Pleasant, hibiting any further demonstra- Hance Rd. It has 600-feet of Bus Crash NEW SHREWSBURY - Op- a group of residents to build a her. riverfront frontage. A large house position to an amendment to the swimming club on Riverdale told police the Christie car "was Mrs. Either Huaney, 29, tions such u occurred 2& weeks Officer in NY going like the dickens when I ago. an the seven-acre tract is unoc- zoning ordinance to permit re- Ave. Mr. Meyer lives on that touch-typist employed by the cupied. Voted Top creational facilities in residential street. first saw it coming, 200 to 300 Only four pickets from the NEW YORK (AP)-The husky reet up the road." ' City Welfare Department, uld blond son of .a German army On the property are a swim tones began to jell last night. He has called the amendment she waa struck on the head with United Packinghouse Workers Local I showed up at the plant's captain serving In this country ming pool and tennis courts. 1959 Story The measure, adopted by the "capricious and unreasonable." He said he the butt of a starter's pistol Mayor and Council Dec. 17, hern aad that tha ear "Just she entered her apartment. main gate. No other spectators has been charged with trying to Further Comment were in sight, but guardsmen rape a Brooklyn policeman's Terranova Elected NEWARK (AP) - The North comes up for final reading and seemed lo stop" aa the Irani She screamed while she re- and police kept busy dispersing wife. ' Brunswick truck-bus crash which possible passage tomorrow night He questioned the need "to struck H. Mr. Salbla said the sisted her assailant. groups of newsmen gathered a By First Aid Squad killed 11 co-eds and a professor at a special meeting. ram this through during the do- train wu traveling M miles Patrolman James Blatus heard The youth, Helmuth Malnardy, ling days of the year." the scene. 19, was arrested in Brooklyn KEANSBURG - Joseph Ter- has been voted top New Jersey Until last night, most of the aa hour at. tha HIM ef tapael. .the screams and ran to the build- news story for 1959 by Associ- opposition to the ordinance came Mr. Meyer added that if the A rim 'from thi automobile ing. He arrested Edward Key, Sheriff Everett H. Stovern uid yesterday after a battle with po- ranova was elected captain of the "everything II very quiet." lice. 'irst aid squad recently. ated Press newspaper and radio from Councilman Philip H swimming club becomes a reality was thrown througl. the window J»; u he fled me building. in the Riverdale Ave. area other Patrick Keelan was named- to editors. Meyer, Jr. of the post office ibottt SO feet Key wu charged with at- Detectives sa'd the police offi- property owners on the street away, police said. . The car'* Ontario Crash Kills cer's wife, Mrs. Joan Sandel, 31, the post of third lieutenant? The editors Indicated they felt Specifically, there is a plan by tempted rape, felonious assault the tragic accident' Oct. 9 was would be prevented by the zoning steel body was crushed and and violations of the weapons Three, Injures Four had just entered the foyer of Other officers re-elected were: amendment from having recre- shredded like paper. Edward Fox, flrat lieutenant; twice as big news as the con- law. NORTH BAY, Ont. (AP-A their apartment while her hus- ation facilities on their prop- Police said the automatic rail band Earl, 35, parked their car. Frank Christian, second lieuten- tinuing story on the state's Sun- Mansion Sold ruck and an automobile collided day closing law, which won sec- erties, signal at the Cliffwood crossing Mrs, Sandel said Malnardy ant; Charles Hansen, president; does not have gates but consists Usher Burned 'near Markstay, 59 miles west of Thomas Foley, vice president; ond place. When it came time for the or- here last night, killing a father followed her in, seized her, and dinance, to be acted on, Mr. of a light on a center post in tied to kiss her. She screamed, Louis Becker, secretary; Alvin Third biggest news story to In Matawan and two sons and injuring four break in the state this past year Meyer voted against it. the roadway. Tending Boiler fought and shouted that her hus-Adams, treasurer; John Kinsel- MATAWAN - The Harry May other persons. la, financial secretary, and Jo- was the encephalitis outbreak The Councilman was joined in Police Capt. J. Edgar WIU The dead were John Lavoie, 45, band was a cop. The youth fled Realty Co. has reported the sale his fight last nlRht by Council- Maioa tcM The Register this LONG BRANCH - Robert and Mrs. Sandel ran outside lo seph Weber, sergeant-at-arms. which swept through several Steele, 22, of 53 Woodrow Wilson if Noranda, Quo,, and hit sons of a mansion at 213 Main St. man-elect Donald Cole, Francis morning that he *UI check her husband. The organization will hold itt counties in southern New Jersey :o Dr. Aram A. Captanlan.' Homes, suffered second degree Kelson, 17, driver of the car, and this fall killing 21. L. Cooper, planning hoard secre- wllh the qounfy prosecutor to Together, the Sandcls cruised annual dance Feb. 13 In the Mar- The residence has 185-foot front- tary: Bernard W, Schwartz, and deicrmlae whether a charga burns of the hands while tending Denii, 14. in Hotel. The defeat of Gov. Robert B. a boiler in the Baronet Theater Leo Fatrolc, 24, of Elliot Lake the neighborhood in their car un age on Main St., north of South Stanley Lenox. will be made against Ihe Iraki Meyner's turnpike-transit plan St. The lot goes back 400 feet to Christmas Day. waa In critical condition with il they found Mainardy walking and the approval of the college They called for residents engineer. There wiU be a nw> Steele, an usher, was check- multiple Injuries. along, The teenager tried to Broad St. against the ordinance to attend nlclpal court hearing la Ik* INDEX bond issue Nov. 3 was voted The May family will keep an' case Jaa. II before Magistral* Ing the water level In the boiler Also Injured were Sylvano Mae- break away, Mrs. Sandel phoned fourth place. tomorrow night's meeting which other police, who helped Sandel Page 80x200-foot sector ol the property, begins at 8:15 p. m, in Tlnton Luther A. Foster, Capt WU. ' when an oil healer motor started ;ls, 22, of Elliot Lake and truck Amusements Socialite Jacqueline Gay Hart's and threw spark* on Steele. He Irlvors Arthur Flanlgan and Roysubdue tho youth, 14 on which is located a large ga Falls School. klnson Mid. Births pre-nuptial flight to Chicago this rage. was admitted to Monmouth Med- Glad, both 32 and from Calgary. The boy's father, Capt. George summer was given fifth place, Mr. Meyer's supporters last Rev. Poloskey, Tuckcrtoa, Bridge .11, N The residence, a two-and-onc- night (See FIVE DIE Pg. :) ical Center, and Is In flood con- Fatrolc and Mackis were pas Mainardy, who is attached to the Classified edging out the blow recently submitted the following dition this morning. '/longer* In the Lavoie car. North Atlantic Treaty Orjjanlza 21 half story showplace, designed by statement: Comics II, H dealt to New Jersey's cranberry noted architect Ernest A, Arcnd, Ion In Wanhlngton, said his son Industry by disclosures that some "A situation has developed Kvc Fire Crossword Puttie II, 21 was constructed in 1910. which should arouse the keen lad never been In trouble, Edltorlnli berries In the nation were taint- Capt, Malnardy sold Helmuth ed by use of a weed killer. Donated to Boroguh concern of every resident of At Thrtti Duelling* Horhlock Now Shrewsbury. Latest News tad been drinking "and meant Kitty Kelly It The death of eight Inmates In It was built by tho late Henry KEANSBURG - An electrical no harm," Ho said his son was an Ocean County Jail fire was , Tcrhune, a State Supreme "On Dec, 29, council Is sched- short circuit started a fire which Ob'tuirlei „ uled to pass an ordinance which PARIS (API — Tkt newspaper Prance**!' tele] ttstay itudying electronics in Manhat- Old Times New Jersey'y s seventh u Court judge, Tho adjacent proper- destroyed one house and damaged ;an, would amend the zoning code In M# wMttfH Iff 9m9t MM) f# NV# fffft#ff f# pF§|MM Lelkowlli . . news story for 1959, editors de- ty. Terhuno Park, was donated :wo others Christmas Eve. The youth told newsmen that cided. lo the borough by the judge. such a way as to alter the very No ono was hurt. May U It the fevlet llatan ftr the itwr «f tfca Paris tm- entered the apartment house Radio-Television 14 character of the borough. In Social Ill The legislative election was The realty, firm also reported The destroyed liouso Is at 74 mlr ceafwtMt. PrancfSclr MM It hmi laamitai of tht iy error. Ho denied touching given eighth place, In It, Demo- he leasing of tho former Acme our opinion, the proposed ordi- Pint-view Ave. t\nd Is owned by .1r,i Sandcl. fieorne Sofcolnky I nance Is Ill-conceived and loose- flat* Irwn M»m»4 MHTCM In Paris. Official Mwcti ktrt S-rorlj l»-t» crats gained In the Senate, last Market property, on tho cast side Mrs. IU'IIMI Hill. Malnnrdy, pnrolcd In Ills fa- if Main St., In the business dls- ly drawn. Designed to advance Oil 119 C0HWflWf I Hi * Amv V^o'hlUj^ I* power In the Assembly. Republi- The other homes were unoccu- liar's ciirlojy for a hcnrlnx Jim, cans asserted that the returns rlct, to tho Jersey City firm of the Interests of one small (group, pied. 'I lie one at 72 Plncvlew Avo, wnj charged wllh attempted. Notice- constitute;! a loss In prcsllKo to WcylnmWll l and HorowitzHi , ffor a tho mcasuc would adversely nf- Is uwiu'd by I'nlsy I'lllciistro of HIGHTSTOWN (API—At IOAI« 10 can wort Involved •«|ic nml felonious nftfimill on nil will nni be responsible lor any Democratic Gnv. Mnynrry . jjcli'Milnu.. (islubllnhraenl. feet every other resident nf the lolinken. The owner of the nther 'ti'lccmnn.
BEAT down your living coita Robert D, Viscount, Msnsger with cash Reftlitcr Classified ads RED BANK REGISTER get you for Items you want to sell. Dial Slf 1-0010 to place your ads today. 40-42 BROAD STREET. RED BANK w Dctaitsfftb* imposed heatsto Mrtt M water*, <*•«• «f Mom*; *•*. ? inf fl.St per yetr. DENM8 Tf1K MtN4Ct Earl SpMier; *•*•. Legislature wen not, available. Eatontoum and David Rafl»om; But Mr. Bootempo said the If the atau do«« not, act by Laura and David Adams; Mary Ave., was listed la good condi- boatmen were interested in chang- April 1, 1960, the U.S. Coast Yule Party, a Whit an tion in Perth Amboy General Will Receive ing two sections—one on a boat- Guard will take over registration Lou and Nancy White, and Joan Hospital this morning following ing safety education program, and of boats on tidal waters and keep and Glenn Anthony. an accident Thursday night. another spelling out powers and the fees. Play Given Also, Martha and Michael Mor- Police said she was walking Boating Bill training of marine patrol officers. an; Lois Sherman, Cordie Locked In Committee EATONTOWN - T1* Christ Nancy along Cliffwood Ave., west of the Meeks. Virginia Pierce, railroad tracks, when she was TRENTON (AP) - The state 'Selfish Interest! On May 18, the Assembly passed mas party for the primary, kin- Winning, Sharon Parayos Gail Conservation Department will The commissioner charged ear- dergarten, " and - nursery school struck 1>y a car ddiven by John watered-down version of an Loudon, Susan Erb, Nancy Ben- F i Prost, 34, of 558 Beers St., make a third try at getting a lier this month;..that the boating original strict measure applying children' was held in the chapel nett,'Suzanne Rominski, Michele bill was being.,blocked in the She suffered a broken boat registration bill passed by o all boats, which had been dc the Eatontown Presbyterian Payseur, Susan Olewine, Elise right leg. the state legislature. Legislature by "a handful of self- Fcated, but the new bill remained Church Dec. 19 Mahns, Roberta Walker, Ann Salvatore A. Bontempo, state ish people." locked in a Senate committee The youngsters trimmed the Tucker, Paul and Gregory Man- . Mr. Prost will be arraigned in He -, singled out bbat-for-hire headed by Sen. W. Steelman tree with homemade decorations Municipal Court Jan. 12 oh t conservation commissioner, said gin, Billy Natras, Terry Haga- charge of careless driving. over the week-end the contro- operators, Mathis. and sang carols. ' , man, Thomas Emmons, Charlen versial measure will be changed Under the present measure, Sen. Mathis and 14 boatmen There was a grab bag and re Anderson, and Steven Buckley. again to meet objections from over 100,000 boats in tidal waters met with Mr, Bontempo. He called frethmeats. ;. .. ,.- Members of the Sunday School boatmen expressed at a meeting would be licensed by the state. the meeting "very profitable" and "Joseph and the Natlrity" .wai brought in canned goods for the with him last Monday. The fees would be graduated ac- added: the Christmas'.them* of tot pro-Salvation Army SSundayy morning It will be given to the1960 cording to length of the vessel. gram presented by the children In lieu of the exchangh e ooff gi"s The state already regulates "Based upon these suggestions, Legislature starting Jan. 12 and other* which we are solicit of the Sunday School Dee. 2» The Youth Choir sang at morn ng from other interested boat the .chapel. ing worship. ing groups, I think we can come living pictures'* were posed up with a registration, boating with Vickie Loudon aa Mary; safety and marine patrol pro- Thomas Keevil Joseph, David Set Courses gram which will meet the needs Lindemann, Rabbi Eira; Bill of our expanding boating indus- Cook, innkeeper, and Shirley and In Languages. try.-" ;.;,•••-.• •- Belinda Janeski, Gloria Brown, and Dawn Sargent, angeli. WASHINGTON (AP)-The Of- IIS BROAD ST, RtD BANK Also, Ralph Natraa. William fice of Education announced over and Richard Keevil, Chris Cat the week-end that M modern for- No Contest per, and Charles Haberl, shep- eign language institutes for the oatr wae/.mA....m mkfmHinmjQTt.ea herds; Lynn Weiss, Arnold Scott, training of 2,000 elementary and Pamela Orr, Diana Adams, and secondary school language teach- For Freehold fll'K JUST GONNA WtiCH TV MM WE GET WARM60 UP Raymond Olewine, shepherds' ers will be conducted at colleges SEMI-ANNUAL children; Joe Hygysiciah, Jeff and universitys next summer. Pierce, and Ted Valant, wise- Teachers attending the.instltutes Board Posts men; Gerald Loudon, reader; will receive $75 a week and a FREEHOLD - The Freehold Camping Important William Haberl, props, and Gary $15 allowance for each dependent Regional High School Board of Clabak and John Meeks, curtains. Participating schools and insti- Education will have no contest Roland Brown, Ronald Theur, tute dates include: in the Feb. 2 election. Barring Richard Sherman; and Thomas Central Connecticut State Col- write-in votes, there will be no To Scout Groups Haberl took up the offering. lege, June 27- Aug. 5; Colgate opposition to the three incumbents OAKHURST - A new record ance to the physical, moral, and Yeuth Chair University, June 56-Aug. 13; Uni- SHOE CLEARANCE running for re-election. , was achieved this year when a spiritual needs of the boy." The Youth Choir, directed by versity of Delaware, June 20 Aug. The three-each seeking a sechigher percentage 'of scouts went He continued: Mrs. James White, sand several 12; Hofstra College, N.Y., July OUTSTANDING VALUES ond terki—are Douglas Newbold, camping—about 700,000—many of ."In camp a boy learns the true selections. 5-Aug. 2!, and University of Puer- FROM" OUR REGULAR STOCK Atlantic Township; Fred Von them with their own unit leaders. meaning of democracy when he The group waa accompanied by to Rico, June 15-July 27. Rodeck, Marlboro Township, and Scouting is essentially an out-livea and shares with* other scouts the organist. Miss Virginia Thet- , The ihoe with the beautiful fit ... at great Vincent Foy, Freehold Township. door program and since the Boythe responsibilities of a camp ford. About 92 per cent of the total savings. -A wide selection of dressy, casual Deadline for filing was Thurs- Scouts of America was estab- community." Participating were Kathy, land area of Kansas is devoted to Lynne, Beth, Suzanne, and PhyMiarming and grazing. day. lished in. 1910, more and more and tailored styles.... but not all tixas in all scouts and explorers have been •tyles. A truly great sale! The upcoming election will be enjoying camping experiences of the first since IMS with no con10 days or more, county Boy Middletoun test. Scout officials said today. Seats held by other communi The record of scout camping Plans HOME OWNERS ties, not up for election this year, in the county, has been outstand- *8.90 are Freehold borough, • Farming- ing, too, they added. Scouts and dale, Howell Township and Manal. leaders have 'been engaged in For Party and apan-Englishtown. , camping for more than 40 years in various parts of the county. M1DDLETOWN — Cmdr. Carl REST FOR THE WORRIED The first record of official scout Ellis has appointed Robert Har- SALE TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Mrs.long term camping was at Camp ris as chairman of the Middle, Edna Snedden, telephone opera- Burton on the Metedeconk River. town Township Post Veterans of i *9.90 tor at a hotel, received a call Later, this property was sold Foreign Wars. New Year's.Eve HOME IMPROVEMENTS on the house telephone. The when the scouts moved to theParty. It will be held in the post caller was a lad from a boy's Deserted Village at Allaire at thehome. request of the late Arthur Bris- Regularly. ranch in Texas. Mr. Harris said a band will "Ma'am," the small voice *•» Low Winttr Many of the repairs to the now furnish music for dancing from asked, "do we have to make pu 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. t 12.99 to 14.99 own beds?" existing buildings were accom- Prices NOW! TWICE A YEAR WE HOLD THIS Mrs. Snedden explained th plished by Monmouth Council's Vincent Boyle, senior vice com- organization aftef r considerable mander, reported that the testi- maids make the beds, providing Wa want work ta keep AMAZING SALE what may have been the hig expense and work. monial dinner for Edward Duva, a post member and now junior ' the boy's trip. ,', State Park vice commander of the Depart- fnV ' ^vWWw niVHTaia) VJB^I^BI a^v Following the death of Arthur ment of New Jersey, will be held Brisbane, the property was turn-Sunday night, Feb. 21, at Buck wa'ra MCTMCIRO, prafJr far ed over to the state u a state Smith's, east Keansburg. tfca iiaxr ftva weeks. Any park. ., : , Robert C. Lynch and William Mrs. Brisbane later deeded a G. Strohkirch, both Middletown, MVM9I 300-acre wooded 'tract, of land were accepted as new members. near Farmingdile which'has been Paid-up membership for the if ywi Mt t* cacti FTM developed as the Camp Housman year is 200,' it was reported: SAVE ON NEW ROOM Arthur Brisbane Memorial Train- ing Center. George Fennell, chairman of LOWIST PRICK EVER ON ANY TYPI NEW Oscar Newquist, Fair Haven the children's Christmas party, ROOM — CALL AND HI. ' council camping chairman, said reported that over 300 youngsters that pver 4.000 scouts used those received gifts from Santa Claus facilities this year and that plans at a party Dec. 20. • FIRST PAYMENT APRIL were'now under way to open up Mr. Duva announced that the new areas on the property for new VFW National Building in • UPTQ10YRS.TOPAY the 1960 season. • Washington, D. C. will be official- A special development commit ly dedicated Feb. 7. NO MONEY DOWN tee will visit the camp during The next meeting will be Thurs- the winter and lay out an exday, Jan. 7, at 8:30 p.m. ••BBaaaMaaBraEE ESTIMATES 0N»IMM| pension plan, Mr. Newquist said. • Dermers • Madern Kitchen Following the loss of Deserted TRIPLE TROUBLE • Room Additions • Mwfera Bathroom Village Allaire Scout Camp, Mon • Roofing . SMIag • FlamMog • Heating Council did not have its own fa- BIXBY. Okla. (AP)-Highway trooper Bob Harshaw stopped a • P»n J Enclosures . •Maatary cilities for summer camping op- ' • Garage - Braeteway i erations until 1956. woman motorist who was driving Only a few troops and some over a closed road. He gave her district groups were able to work a ticket for that violation and out arrangements with other another for having an expired MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO councils to use the Schiff Scout drivers license. Reservation near Mendham. The impatient lady raced the From about 1948 to 1956 area car's motor while he wrote, Har- scouts used the camps of Burshaw stopped, listened, then - R 0 S P E! lington Council, Trenton, New wrote out a third ticket. There Brunswick, Plalnfield and others. was no muffler on the car. Less than 15 per cent of the scouts had a long term camping experience, Mr. Newquist said. In the fall of 1955 through the efforts of county Scout Executive J. Fred Billett, the council lo cated a 100-acre mountain camp near Port Jervis, N. Y., now called the Forestburg Scout Re- servation. Council President E. Donald Sterner, following the approval of New Year's Eve Executive Board of Monmouth Council, authorized the purchase of the camp at a cost of $65,- 000.00 and a special capital drive was launched. ' Important Stt» OPEN YOUR I960 Mr. Newquist said this was the most important step ever taken CHRISTMAS CLUB by the council for the scouts now GENUINE LIBBY BARWARE have one of the. finest scout Jlfftr . Swr . OW HMt*H A Class ifor Every Plan anef Purs* camps in the East. H . CODISJS . Orft total t doi. The property Is practically all Pay $ .50,i weak and racaiva '\ 2S.00 forcstland, except for a 50-acro Pay $ 1.00 i< week and rtcaivt ! mountain lake on the top of the ; so.oo mountain which is used for squat LIBBY STEMWARE Pay $ 2.00 i< week and receive ' ; loo.oo .98 ic sports and fishing. Pllintr • Pay t 3.00 ii week and receive ' 1 1 SO.OO The deed to the properly was * NOISBMAKIRS • HATS • EALLOONS Cachrall. 4 doi. Pay $ S.00 i« weak and racaiva received May 18, 1996 and the 1 2S0.00 * STREAMERS Pay camp opened the following June • SERPENTINES $10.00 4i weak and receive ; 500.00 for a six-week season. Pay 120.00 ti weak and receive $1000.00 Camp attendance in 1956 was ANCHOR •LASS ALUMINUM * PARTY FAVORS • HORNS 729, In 1957 it wai 1,037, In 1958 PUNCH It was 1,697, and this past sum- lOWt ICE IUCKET NO SERVICE CHARGE mer, 2,l(i7. Complatt Mr. Newquist said some 3,401) with Ladle 3" NAPKINS. TABLECLOTHS, scouts would probably camp at Foresthurg Scout Reservation this PLATES, CUPS THE summer. COCKTAIL Hand tea WITH NEW YEAR MOTIF All told, some 5,626 scouts have SHARK CRUSHIR camped at Forcslburg, and the council estimates Hint 20,000.boys Saenat • Raartan • Raitors • Shawm • Nut Crathan MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK will hnvo spent a week or more pk(, STIRRIRS tliorc by 1970. Caaittri 98' • BUDGET TUUU MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION About 30,000 units went lo coun- cil camps last summer with Iholr 2 far ALL OFFICES OPEN 4:30 TO • P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS own adult lendcrn, Mr, Newquist Clear Glatt •e COCKTAIL sold. Hn mldcd: Punch Cups 25 GLASSES • ALL DAY . ONE STOP BANKING "This Is the Idml uliunilon 19 when Imys camp with the men h<7 knnw iincl work with tlirouoh- Y-OZ. HIGHIALL GLASSES 47 •raaa' it. SHadytMe 1-7100 Real lank RED BANK / LITTLE SILVER / KEYPORT / ENGLISHTOWN nm Ihr yenr, Their lenders Are 10 n n better po.illlon to slvn Kiild. h '•^M tfD BANK IEG1SIH Langtageg Easy for Dee. », 1999-f Ijr Dorothy V. Whippie, M.D. of saying everything he would AP Newffeaturef like to communicate flows the Highlands Club The adult who learns a second child down and in the long run language hai trouble ever speak- may" interfere with his full use Picks Officers ing it without some accent. Chil- of any language. dren on the other hand can ac- Let a child, these experts HIGHLANDS — The Christmas quire a new language easily and agree, learn one language well party and election of officers of to well that they speak like a enough' so that he has a real the Highlands Rod and Gun club native. concept of the value of communi This (act leads many people cation before you confuse him is held recently at Charlie tnd to think that the Ideal time to with another way of getting his Eddie's tavern. •tart a second language is In theideas across. Elected Were Edward Hess, toddler f (age when the first lan- Experimeatf k Sana* president; Frank Germaine, vice guage is being learned. This is In early babyhood a child ex president; Edward Lenorth, sec- likely to happen in families who periments with all manner of retary; Walter Woods, financial apeak a language at home differ- sounds—all the sounds a human secretary; Edward Ryznar, treas ent from the one used by the being is capable of making, urer; Harold Longendyck, ler community in which they live. many more than he will ever geant-at-arms, and Charles Ely Experts in the field of speech use for any single language. Be- and John Hadfield, trustees. think that, presenting a child just fore he is a year old a baby learning to talk with two wayi Gifts were exchanged. can say expertly a German "ich" A pork dinner was served to or a French "tu" as well as the 14 members. difficult English "th." But when "Its okay, Mommy ... I spilled Ink on tha rug, The next meeting will be Jan this child begin* to copy the but it doesn't shew newl" speech about him he stops prac- ticing those sounds which do not occur in his own language. Af< ter a while (It year* or so) he finds it hard to recapture his baby ability to make his tongue and lips and throat go.the way • UtYINC THI ^AST-w«rtaMm^etotf*Me atop the they did during his early experi- Hitler's air raid shelter In last Berlin. BatMefreesetfctrparb•* the etlr Is bclar»U Clip this ments. But most anytime below arrant the banker e( the Matt slleUter to (eras a lew hill, part et i new park. the age of It a.child can make any sounds he hear* with ex- (T MAY MEM FUTWt SECUWH traordinary accuracy. the words around: "He it throws" (II la jete). Or in Ger- Language, however. Is f a r EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? ly Blake FOR YOU K A feSITIQR WITH more than the ability to make man he would have to say, "The ball throws he" (Den ball kastet sounds. Language is really a very STARTING MONDAY, YOU complicated thing when you er>. SEE US FOR HI come to think about it. We use If Bobby has to do this, it's IWAY NOT BRING YOUR sounds not only to mean things, small wonder that he throws the YOUR PHOTO NEEDS but to mean how we fed andball a long time before he talks what we think and what we do.about it. Talking is so difficult And we have all sorts of subtle that he doesn't bother with it- shades of meaning that we getin any language. 'We carry a complete across to others not only by the , If yours, is a two-language Una of famous brand sounds themselves but by the home, try to teach your; child way we combine them, one language only until he is cameras and accetiw- about S years old. For a child who talks early and well you This ii Job-hunting nude eeiy—simply fill out the lei. Irincj your cameras Language Stmetare This Is no small job (or a might possibly reduce this to 3 atUched coupon below, psurte it on » postcard or here lor expert repair years but not below this. Then youngster to master. It would be alip into an envelope and tend it'-to Employment bad enough if all a child needed it you have the chance, teach service. Manager, BambergeVs, Newark 1, New Jersey. in learning two languages at thehim a second language. Let him same time was to learn two learn it through his ears as he Applicants who answer this ad will be interviewed did the first one and he will W« Hate Everything names for everything, But it's before our employment office opens to the feneral much more complicated than grow up speaking both lan- for the that. Syntax and sentence struc- guages fluently and well. He public! , , . . • ture are never the same in anywill have the desire and abili- The investment in a stamp can pay off foi you CAMERA FAN ty to communicate firmly estab- two languages. As a very sim- in a responsible job, with New Jersey's greatest ple example, an English speaking lished: before he discovers that baby might say: "He throws it." it can be done in a completely new store— Bamberger's Monmouth. Both selling HORN'S Photo Shop But in French he must change different way. •. . . and behind-the-scenes positions are available for men and women^-bqth full-time and short hour. IS Weataw Street Some positions are open for specially trained per- WORLD TODAY sonnel, some require no previous training* or ex- SH 7Un m SH 7-3IS0 0, Klin Ftilurw 8yn
MMES J. HOOAli BdMar M. HAROLD KELLY. n The drug industry is not a racket Those who W. HARRY PENMNOTON, Preductlan Manager manage its various firms are hot ———— Msaabar af the Aaaedated Preee FlMt If MUW4 «•>«•» KM WM nwkUMtMB IHSIM racketeers. The worse that can be said ZZTu MlUllf —n eUHUhM. about them is that they have handled Clrcnlatton their public relations stupidly and have M> Caudal noeulblUUM It IrnatU* failed to make adequate explanation of their system of pricing. Maybe they charge too much, but if. they save life, r>MM a CM ?M> IU.Nl the price is meaningless. If, on the other hand, they can charge less and MONDAY, DECEMBER still run a profitable business, than they ought to charge less. Two principal factors enter into the operation of Snow Heroes this business: > 1. Research: This is a costly operation because most of the expense is wasted. Wheri a group of scien- '' Nothing much better than a win-aid squad road workers at the height of the tists set out on a project, it Is Impossible16 •stJmate ter blizzard serves to demonstrate what, the cost will be or to guess what they will the good that men can do for eachstorm. ' ' eventually come up with. If the answers wen known other. Man befriends man and they Considering that advance, it would not be necessary to do the team together to get the job done,were dotted with hundreds of cars research. to open up the blocked roads andthat had to be abandoned because of Many projects fail after years of effort; For in- restore things to normal. skidding into snowbanks off the slip- stance, many research laboratories, private and public, pery pavement, thus narrowing the are seeking the cause of and cure for the common Fortune was with us when; the working surface for the snow remov- cold and none has come up with the answer. big pre-Christmas snow fell. Lots of ers, a great job was done. Largely What the drug companies should have told the public and the Kefauver Committee was that they are cars, trucks and buses were stopped unnoticed except by persons who within hours. Many people were sub- private companies engaged in doing business for a were directly benefited was the vast profit, that it so happens that one of their most diffi jected to all sorts of delay. But acci- amount of help rendered by volun-YOUR MONEY'S WORTH cult and expensive operations is research to discover dents were few. Three expectant teers who showed up just when they Events Of new remedies and to improve existing ones, and that mothers in ambulances on Rt. 35were needed... to give stalled cars By LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ they must arrange their costs accordingly. ged to reach Riverview Hos- No one can deny that the pharmaceutical industry that necessary shove, to shovel out Attorney General, Mate ot New York Years Ago pital before the stork flew in. There walkways so pedestrians could get From Uw Register TOw hu aided In the conquest of death, or topu t It more was only one death due to over- (Sylvia Porter it on vacation) moderately, the prolongation of life. Such diseases as through, to assist aged or infirm per . 50 Ytars Ago exertion in shoveling. Yule decora- pneumonia, influenza, tuberculosis, gastritis, diphtheria, sons across slippery streets. Every year 860,000 Americans Join the parade of Melvia A. Rice ef Leonardo. bronchitis are no longer as damaging as they were half tions in Red Bank and elsewhere High praise went out from the those who own stock. In 1992 there were 6,500,000 WH mnnlat far MiddMem a century ago. The sulpha drugs, antibiotics, and other dropped. But still there were no ex- Township Commlttecman on the Community Chamber of Commerce stock owners. Today 12,500,000 hold shares in public Democratic ticket The mala so-called miracle drugs have done much to prolong treme losses reported. Things could to Red Bank's street department corporations, point urfed against Mr. Rice and to save life. have been much, much worse. wu thu l» wu instrumental to I am sure that I owe my present favorable health crews who quickly opened up the Within the next 10 years the number it expected hiving nodtm to an anti-coagulant The key factor all along the way, White St. parking lot so last-minute built in the township.The Re- to Increase to 22,000,000. publieans were telling the people So do President Eisenhower and others who had • through Monday's long night and in- Christmas shoppers could reach the That's quite a number of prospects that high tans ia the township to Tuesday and beyond, was human were due to the cost of thneo alternative but an inactive life because of a heart stores. But what happened here was for the 30,000 securities salesmen who schoelhousea and that the peopledeficiency. If the drug industry had adopted a sound co-operation. Municipal and county do business in New York State alone ought to vote against Mr. Rice general throughout the area, in mu- because except for him the newpolicy of public relations, it would have asked the and state road crews were already nicipality after municipality, through (with an active turnover of 2,500 sales' schoolhouses would never have newspapers to publish the long list of life-saving and men each month). Enough prospects to hard at work before 9 p. m. Monday the county and the state. Out there, been built. \ pain-easing drugs which it has succeeded in discover- attract clever and unscrupulous oper •••• when it became obvious that the too, were the utility workers,' men ing by research. Naturally, all this costs money and ators. C. D. Sullivan wu running for must be charged to the consumer. snowfall was going to be a big one. brave enough tomoun t the poles and of MKkuetows. Town- The teamwork was interlocked, sec- In the securities field, as in every ship onthe Democratic ticket 2. The cost of promotion and advertising Is one of restore service wherever and when- tEFKOWrrz line of human endeavor, there is a small agaiast Omar Sickles of Nave- tion by section. Too much cannot be Judgment Without any promotion or advertising, the ever interruptions occurred. Little group who masquerade behind a cloak of respecta- sink, a Republican. Mr. Sullivan drug's existence might not even be known. It is a task said about the operation carried out wu doing a toto f campaigning. room was left for any sort of com-bility and to whom ethics and integrity are meaning' One of the things he had dona to inform the thousands of physicians and druggists by the police, firemen, volunteer tint wu put a larger advertise of the existence of a drug, its nature and composition, plaint anywhere along the line. less concepts. in The , Register, giving amount for which every person how to prescribe it and what are its by-effects. These An estimated $250,000,000 a year is lost by Inin Middletowa Township wu as-circulars, samples and advertisements cost money and will cut off u to third parties vestors in New York State alone in stock swindles per- sessed. The advertisement occu- the money must be charged to the cost of doing busi- any right of action or defense petrated principally by fast-talking salesmen. pied more than two pages in The which the buyer Register and wu the largest po- ness. However the cost accountants, work it out, the Letters to the Editor against the seller." litical , advertisement ever pub- money must come from gales for the very simple rea- Such legislation win . But now, tinder a 1959 amendment to the Martin lished to Monmouth County. the dishonest salesman from van- Act (the N. Y. State law dealing with securities frauds), son that It can come from nowhere else. SAY! *mY WAS INCORRECT nunixTMa in n»uc ishing and imnnaUag himself securities salesmen are required to register for the Sen. Kefauver might work out a scheme that abol- Leon E. de la Raussille. who uhe< Rarltoa tamihlff, N. J. £ -!£ first time In the state's history with the attorney gen< entered PriacetM Cottosai(a the research so thai the drug business becomes static. T» the Editor: MMdlstown Township Uablo paper plucks thUe* haples ncjws end'-„«_s -Mi.office.. FellFll , wen second honors la the It would make and sell only what it now has. It would victim for payments for ^tM^JSMh^L^ Improve nothing; Invent nothing; discover nothing. To the Editor: never dose and materials never The object of the new law Is simple: It is designed lowing: Thla latter hu been sent todelivered. There Is an ever In- Drugs would certainly be much cheaper under such -.1 tm directing your attention to help IdenUfy persons with shady reputations and Coy. Meyner and Maomouth Co.creasing load of easts burdening backgrounds who have Infiltrated the securities field. The auction ule of building circumstances. There would also be no increase In the to u article which appeared onlegislators. This is the answer to our courts wherein finance lots wu begun by the Land longevity of the human race: Or, perhaps Sen. Kefauve- fee front page ot section two oAttornef y General LefkowiU' ar- houses are suing Installment pur- The law represents another step forward in proLoa- n Company of Red Bank. would prefer that all research be done by government Jhe Red Beak Register on Dec.Ucles.-Rlchard R. Schwartz. chasers on their notes. The buy- The ule comprised M lots. Thirty The present laws ot the Stai ing public demands and is entecting- unwary investors from being mulcted. tots were on or near Broad St..employees, chemists, physicists, physicians and such, IT. list, entitled "Benaett News titled to protection. south ot the railroad tracks, the to Board." The contents of New Jersey appear grosslj other 24 were on Branch Ave. under civil service at low salaries. Or maybe only the Inadequate toprotec t the Install- It would be appradatod if you By Jan. 5, 1960, every salesman engaged In the foundations would be permitted to do research. at tan arttde « wgtad »1™ ££7 advise us if we am count on securities business in New York State must register mar the high school. Most " fraud. the lets had a frontage of The fact of the matter is that life is so precious H the Department of Law. Failure to register will feet Wuilam Ottenon paid $416 ommeaded that the State ot New be punishable by a year's imprisonment and i $500 for a Broad St totaa d wmiaa that when one Is sick and there Is a drug that would tojUettoi to pro- State. benefit him, he would beg. borrow or steal to get the tect the consuming public ," V#fy truly youft • fine. •T* OHfMftttt ' bought abasUfersnealegavatton.it Richard W. Sehwarti Broad St totfo r WO. drag, no matter what it costs. Then when ho Is cured, T^ first parattaph el the sr. tt»t the provisions of The overwhelming majority of the 30,000 sales he complains about the price. This Is human nature and tideelesis
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MaxweU House White Toilet Tissue Instant Coffee 10 oz. jar Marie Dawn Stokes |PTA Givoi Yule Pray Married To Soldier CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Mem- bers of the Drama Department of KEYPORT-Misi Marie Dawn the Laurence Harbor Woman's Stokes, First St., became the Heidi Feste club presented the play, "Mary, bride of Robert E. Sullivan, son His Mother," at the meeting of of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Sulli- the Laurence Harbor-CUffwood van, 219 First St., Saturday in Beach ' Parent-Teachers Associ- St. John's Methodist Church. Bride-Elect ation last week in Memorial Rev. Norman R. Riley offici- MONMOUTH BEACH-Mr. and School. ated at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Edwin Richard Feste, 44 Twenty-five club members par- Red poinsettia and Christmas ticipated. Principal roles wan greens decorated the church. River Ave., have announced the portrayed by Mrs. Robert Martin Frederick Bopp, Jr. was the engagement of their daughter, as Mary; Mrs. Lawrence Hoktaa, organist. A reception followed Misi Heidi Feate, to tt John Ruth; Mrs. David Matson, Ha*> at the Oak Shades fire house. Watson Bisbee. Jr.. UJ. Air William Clayton, Union Beach, nab; Mrs. Charles Roganoa, Force, eon of Mr. and Mrs. John Elizabeth, and Mrs. Caslmer escorted the bride. Watson Bisbee, Logan Ave., Wan- Her floor length gown was Samob/k, Joseph. made of peau de soie, designed with a scoop neckline bordered At the business meeting, Mrs. with Alencon lace. Joseph Deerin, PTA president, The full skirt was trimmed en read a special commondatioafor the front with a panel of Alencon Mrs. Florence Scherer, sec lace and the bride's four UerJI- grade teacher in School Nino, for luskw veil was attached to a tho articles she wrote for the YUU HA—Middletown Auxiliary of Rivorviow Hospital held a Christmas tea and school's bulletin, listing civil de- double pearl tiara. Her old-fish- membership party last weak to honor now membars. Taking part were, Mrs. Jamas toned bouquet was whlto rotes. fense instructions and other safe- Miss Helen Post, Keyport, was ty measures to follow in the home W. Ronildicn, Naw Monmouth, eeMer, auxiliary president, discussing tho unit's pro. the bridesmaid. during a disaster. gram with two naw members, Mrs. Frank Settings, Sr., East Kaansburg, loft, and The teacher is the association's Their ballerina length gowns N Mrs.,laniard J. Lay, Lincrolt. __ • . were periwinkle nylon with wide civil defense chairman. < straps covering the shoulders. Books Circulated Their matching tiaras were Mn. David E. Watson, library Kitty Kelly: trimmed in veiling and they car- chairman, in thanking class Christmas ried old-fashioned bouquets, the librarians for their help, said that honor attendants flowers being 1,300 books have been circulated blue and white chrysanthemumi. in the third to eighth grades for Concert Is An Irresponsible Husband and the bridesmaid, yellow and Memorial School pupils. white. v Library assistants are Mrs. Presented Salvatore Barone, West Keans- Robert Parks, Mrs. Pat Palmer, Is Quite the Problem Roxlyn C Wri burg, was best man, and James Mrs. Vincent Bushman, Mrs. Ri WEST LONG BRANCH - "The Please help us enlighten him. I LaCount, Keyport, ushered. Macdonald, Mrs. Vincent Childhood of Christ," by- Hector bear Kitty Kelly: Berlioz, was presented last week hopa you print this as it is'our For her wedding trip to the rtegate and Mrs. Samolyk. I am a married woman,of 27 at the Monmouth College Christ- first attempt at writlng.-Betty South, the bride wore a white Miss Heidi Feste Mrs. Pierson McKelvey, chair with two children, two years and and-Maxine. wool costume with blick acces d mas concert. 14 months. We live with my Allan A. Cole Wed sories and a corsage of pink Miss Feste was graduated from fe,J*! Members from the combined mother, father and two brothers. Betty aad roses. the Academy of Mount Saint Via- 2? glee clubs of the college, the My husband refuses to take any Your father's attitude la ua- tifs, re-embroidered in seed th cord> RED BANK — In the Presby- The couple will live in Augusta. cent, Tuxedo Park, N.. Y., and *1," . Shrewsbury Chorale, the for our support 1 pearls and sequins, and ended enrolled. terian Church Saturday afternoon Ga., where the bridegroom is is a student at Marymount Jun- mouth Symphony Orchestra, to fight for everything I deakttdly dtab wMa many a cathedral length train. In a letting of Christmas greens serving with the Army. ior College, Arlington, Va. Lakewood Symphony Orchestra He growls if I go out while The bride wore a-triple tier get B and all white flowers, Miss Rox- Both the bride and bridegroom Lt. Bisbee is a graduate of and the faculty of the college par- he u Mt all ^ fjme. lag straight to ML Ike bast illusion veil that fell from, a lyn Grey Wright, daughter ol are Keyport High School gradu- Asbury Park High School and Tennis Club ticipated in the presentation in all this, my parents treat him crown of Alencon lace. way to convince him be Is Councilman and Mrs. Douglas ates. Georgetown University. Great Hall. with patience and kindness. He wrong b by your awa goad The bride's bouquet was white Chandler Wright, 461 Little Sil- The event was sponsored by the never talks of making a home conduct Let him got better orchids, sweetheart roses and ver Point Rd., Little Silver, be- Marks Yule college'! Fine Arts Department: for me. . I (old him to go, but stephanotis. ETIQUETTE aeojualated with year boy came the bride of Allan Arthur KEANSBURC — Members of Felix Molzer, Fair Haven, col- he simply will not budge. Bills friends. If they are the right Mrs. Leonard Whitmore Cole, Cole, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. the Monmouth Tennis Club held lege music director, directed the are.piling up. What should I sort, he'll be tba first to ad- North Kingston, R. I., the bride- Allan Arthur Cole. 2Llppincott their Christmas party tut « event. do?-Mre. C. D. mit be was mistaken, Pollca- ;room's sister-in-law, was ma- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . Rd., little Silver. AMY VANDERBILT Harold H. Alexander, Little Sil- Dear Mrs. C. D.: There are mea are pretty humaa. In- Iron of honor. Miss Madeline Charles A. Walters, 82 Crescent Rev. Charles S. Webster, pas- ver, of the Fine Arts Depart- times when, whether we want It cidentally, your tint attempt Fetterman, Hershey, Pa., was "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: the duties or responsibilities st_ ment, created scenes of the tril- tor, officiated. Dr. Carl F. Muel- My son is planning to be mar- ar not, fate forces us to take at writing U flue. Send a maid of honor. a matron of honor at a wed* Mrs. Donald Cummins and ogy through a co-ordinated series ler was the organist • ried very shortly to a girl who charge. This b oae of those stamped, aeUaddnand envel- Both attendants were dressed ling reception? The reception Larry Johnson arranged the en-of color slides projected on a wide A reception followed at Sha- is only in this country for three will not be too large. The guest tunes for you. ope for TotiHuje Coda." gowns of red velvet, with tertainment and games. Mill screen. dowbrook, Shrewsbury, where yean. As her parents and fam-list contains ISO invitations. As Tell your husband with firm- Hatching headpieces. They car- Cheryll Walters played the pis SoMsts Listed decorations were done in a Yule- ily are in Germany, I will have have not attended any wedding aaaa, act rancor, that be must Dear Kitty Kelly: ried clusters of all white flowers for group singing. College students who were solo- tide motif. to arrange everything. receptions in the past five years, either provide a brae aad Uv- A friend married at 13 and variegated holly leaves on Attending were Mr. and Mrsist. s were Gaetano J. Alaimo, "Here is my problem. I would am unfamiliar with the duties. lag tar you and ne children ar now, ten yean later, has three Hie bride was given In mapred velvet muffs. Allan MacDonald, Port Mon- Neptune City; Miss Marilyn J. like to know bow to have the -J. T., Altonna, Pa." get out Should be persist In lovely children., One night at a rlage by her father. She wore a The bride's mother chose a Gaskill and Lowell L. Serhus, invitations printed and also who mouth; Mr. and Mrs. D. Me aimless, Irresponsible, sel- party she and a good looking gown of white silk taffeta over costume of emerald green, with The matron ol both Toms River, and Harold C. would give the bride away. This Kelleher, Belford; Mr. and Mrs. fish course, ga to the law. man came in very drunk. Hater blush pink. It* fitted bodice had corsage of green orchids. The to the bride's right hi Uw re- Marshall, Ocean Grove, an alum- girl is now living in Florida, so Cumming, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, You have your parents and saw them kissing and snuggling, • portrait neckline, circled with bridegroom's mother wore a ceiving Una at Iba reception. nus. none of her recent friends will Mr. and Mrs. Gale Johnson and your children to consider. If be Why did she act this way? How Alencon lace, re-embroidered in beige crepe' ensemble and a cor- When the bride Is ready to Other soloists were Alden W. attend the wedding.—M. M., De- Mr. and Mrs. George Doyle, t Be realistic Since be can her devoted husband solve •eed pearls. The bell shaped sage of brown orchids. change before leaving ca her Hammond, New Shrewsbury, di- troit." Middletown, and Mr. and Mrs, shown huBseH to be an this problem?-Desolate. skirt was trimmed with lace mo- Leonard Whitmore Cole, North honeymoon, the matron of baa- Vincent Maloney, Keansburg. rector of the Shrewsbury Chorale; — act a maa - Dear Desolate: If you are Kingston, was best man for his There are several ways of together with the brides- Kenneth Knapp, West Long treat Mm as such. Maybe he Just a friend, mud year «wa irother. doing this. You and year hus- maids, go with her ta bete her Branch, chairman of the Fine For Half-Sizes will grow up! business but If, as 1 suspect, The ushers were Douglas band may issue both the tavl. change aad pack. Tbea, alto- Arts Department, and William Chandler Wright. Jr., Little Sil- fattens and the aaaoaaeaments. gether they descend to sea bar Joan Mills R. Shoppell. Jr., Wayside, solo- you are the "dented hus- This Is very often deaa under Dear Kitty KiHy; ver, the bride's brother, and off with the guests la a shower ist at Asbury Park Methodist band," put up a fight Tba Printed Pattern such special circumstances. If Phillip Blanda, Hazlet. of confetti. Church. Our father is a policeman. He future of your family b at you do so, the girl's name Is Affianced says all boys drive recklessly. •take! Get your wU* back After a short stay in this area, Rice-throwing has more ar should be preceded by "Miss," LITTLE SILVER-On Christ- My sister, who is 14, and I, whoevea If you have to drag her the couple will sail on the liner, less gone out of fasMea ba- as she Is not a relative. mas day, Mr. and Mrs. Charles am 15, aren't allowed to go on In - figuratively speaking - Santa Maria for an 18-day cruise ne It b wasteful aad be- Girls Home Or, If she withes, the bride D. Mills, 7 Manson PI., dates when the boy drives. Our » Chile. is* the little pellets of rice by the hair of her head. She may arrange to have the In- nounced the engagement of theii father believes every article The bride's traveling costume eaa hurt. At a beutlfal wad- For Holiday probably sought aidtomaat vitations and anaoaacements daughter. Miss Joan Mills, to against teenagers. When we show was a cocoa and black checked dlag I witnessed recently tba elsewhere because aba dfda't engraved here with her par* David Kennedy, aon of Mr. and Haul ^MMiak mt L^^^ wool suit, with black accessories family followed »y aagjastlM MIDDLETOWN-Miss Suzanne him others written on our behalf. eats' names lastead ef yours, Mrs. Lester H. Kennedy, 471 Perkinerkins and MisMiuVlcklEde)mans Vicki Edejmann nun SMip n •one. and a corsage of green orchids. to use rose petals lastead of he as trash. but with yew addma given Harding Rd. freshmen at Bouve-Boston School, Mr. and Mrs. Cole will live In either eoafetti ar rice. These Send your problem to Kitty as the place for the reception Miss Mills wis graduated from affiliated with Tufts University, iouth America where he is em- were from their awa cardans, Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- and her own address, Red Bank High School and Medford, Mass., are home for the ployed -as a mining engineer by but out of season yen caa aftea addressed envelope, and address left, as the place to which to employed by Herbert A. Carusoe, Christmas vacation. Units Have the Andes Copper Mining Co. at get fallen petals tram tho flor- her in care of The Red Bank reply to the InviUtloa (a top municipal accountant and audi- Miss Perkins, majoring In psyi- Potrerillos, Chile. ist who Is haadaag tho flow. Register. stationer will show yea bow tor. Red Bank. ical therapy. Is the daughter of The bride attended the Uni- ers for the weddtog if you Party Series to do tUa properly.) Mr. Kennedy, also a Red Bank Mr. and'Mrs. 0. Dix Perkins, 38 versity of Delaware, and the make too laqanit la tea- The third way, and the «aa High School gradulte, has com- Catherine Ave. LEONARDO - Members of the bridegroom was graduated from that perhaps weuM be easiest, pleted his service in the Navy Miss Edelmann, majoring in drawing and painting classes at the Missouri School of Mines. would be for the bride and and is a Little Silver patrolman. physical education, is the daugh- Trav Neldlinger's Studio-Gallery, groom to issue their owa In- He ii a member of the Little ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. 57 Concord Ave., were guests at vitatlans In the feUowlag man- Silver fire company and the Little Edelmann, 2 South Cherry La., a aeries of Christmas parties Keyport Club aer: Silver first aid squad. Rumson. last week. The honour of your presence Junior and senior high school Gives Program Is requested at the marriage sf groups, combined in a luncheon Miss Gretchen Marie |-"ff Chart Proper Curves meeting Wednesday and, in the KEYPORT — The Music De- Stelnmeyer afternoon, the grammar grades partment of the Keyport Liter- to ' students held a class party. Curtains ary Club presented the program, Mr. Richard Davis Deaa The youngest group, Lilliputian "Christmai Time," at a meeting en Saturday, the stvaath Painters, met Thursday. Draperies the group last week in the sf November Class works were gift wrapped Reformed Church House. Oae thousand niae for holiday giving,. Slipcovers Mrs. Henry T. Hopkins was and flfty-nuM Presents made by the classes hostess. at twelve o'cleek included ceramic tiles, decorated Bedspreads Mrs. Ralph Leonard and Mrs. Trinity Church candles, still life studies and land- William Ackerson presided at Detroit, Michigan scapes. Linens the tea tables. If you decide on a small wad* Mrs. C. Leon Garrison was ding which can be haadkd with NEW OFFICERS Venetian Blinds program chairman. personally written lavlutloas, LAURENCE HARBOR - Mrs. The club choral, directed by then you may choose to have a Ruth Shapiro was named presi- Mrs. George Porter, sang sev- large list for the dent of the Scout Mothers As- eral numbers. ments and to have them en- sociation of Boy Scout Troop 93 Snernwn s Mrs. Albert M. Haigh read graved, of course. The farm of the Laurence Harbor Com- lama Decorators clippings from an old scrapbook, for this would be (I suggest tba munity church at a maeting last 4J Broad St. telling of former. Christmas ac- Joint announcement)! week in the church auditorium. RED BANK tivities, including descriptions uf MIM Gretehea Maria Miss Marie Bridgeman was elect- old-fashioned sleigh ride parties. 4M Bread St Stelameyer ed treasurer and Mrs. Helen Boh- Humnbwy Mrs. Ralph Leonard read the and ling, secretary. Step out of the shower, and famous letter which the editor Mr. Richard Davis Dsw Into Oil bright and beautiful of the old New York Sun wrote announce their marriage a dusttr. Pretty coming and go-to Virginia O'Hanlon, entitled, Saturday, the ansatt ol lag — aoto inverted pleat and Yes Virginia, there is a Santa November NATURAL bow, Choose rayon, no-Iron cot Clius," Nineteen huadnd and Danish Plates Printed Pattern MM: Hall flfly-ntne Mrs. Hopkins displayed her Trinity Church Colour Photographs Sites MM, 16V4, WA. W/i. collection of miniature Danish U Detroit, Mlchlgaa fa «*• 'A requires 414 yards Christmas plates and told their 11-Inch fabric. A TRULY PERSONAL GIFT history. She also displayed Royal "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Send thirty-five cents (coins] Copenhagen porcelain. for this pattern - add 10 cent Could you please tell, me some DANGEROUS CURVES . . . Paulina Gordon, lingerli designer, Guests were Mrs. Harold >Si- adjusts one of her naw bra-slips on model. FOR ANY OCCASION for each pattern for first-class kin, Mrs. Edward Hurster, Mrs. mailing, lend to Marian Martin J»mi>i Alger, Mm. Henry Aek •y DOROTHY ROE clothes, but you do have to kaap| To lo Forsvor Trmurid Red » _ Girl Scouts erson, Mrs. Samuel Tilton, Miss Frama your faca softly In a APWi the figure you have under con- 1 Dipt, W West lltb St., New of lablai Joan Sakln and Miss B. Dor- veil eap. Use horsehair or veiling "The secret of a will-dressed trol. The bosom can ba high and York II. N. Y. Print plainly Aid Hospital rounded, the wilstllnt defined, othy Cohen, with velvet or feather trim. woman is what's beneath hsr ' Son or Daughter name, address with tone, site Mrs. Carleton R, Wharton will RED BANK - As their Christ- dress," says Pauline Gordon, the hips firm, no matter whether and style number. Veil "halos" - fashion's fa- you're a site 10 or 42, It's a mat- b, e hostes_ s , at th.e. Jan, .- 8 , meet- mn 8"'* 'or children In the ped< who his devoted most of her Mother or Fefhar JUST OUT! Big, new 1060 orite topping twelve months of ter of proportion and shape," Ing. The International Relations latrlc sections it Rlvorvlew Hos- the year, Cost so little to make. adult life to shaping the female Spring and Summer Pattei Department will present the nrn< pital, members of Intermedia!- form divine. Mrs, Gordon believes Catalog in vivid, full-color, Ov Pattern 960: six easy-to-make msny of the igohlei of gram, directed by Mrs, Albcrt|Glrl Scout Troop S9 made mini- styles to Hitter all faces. Mrs. Gordon travels the world 100 smart styles ... all slz Nelson, ;alure (ra|I1(li Inspecting fashions In fomlnlno could be avoided If women would SPECIAL Send thirty-five cents (coins) , , . all occasions, Suid now Miss 13, Dorothy Cohen will be Tho trains had two cars, on bosoms, and the underpinnings wear the right kind of underpin- Only 21c. nuest speaker. (Illcd with cookies snd candies, (or this patlcrn-add S cents for that keep them under control, nings when tttey go to try on INTRODUCTORY and the second with a gift. each pattern for first-class- mall- She his observed that big bos-dresses, She txplalns: The girls worked on the proj- Ing, Send to Red Bank Register, oms are admired In Italy, small "II you're wiirlng OFFER ect for a month, and took their Needlccraft Dcpt., P.O. Box 161one, s In China, shapely ones In slip and an IIMttlng gifts to tho hospital lait week Old Chelsea Station, Now York America-but anywhere In thi girdle, you not only can't tell II | ONI lilP PMTIAIT II, N. Y. Print plainly pattern Troop loadors ire Mrs, Roberl world a woman's beauty how the dress Is going to look, LION'S Rentier and Mrs, Ralph Knippen- number, name, address and tone, but you also earn the scorn ofII pends on the quality of bergcr, Now! Newt Nswl Our ISMcurves, Says she: the saleslsdy, If you wint the Same Day Service Members participating wen Laura Wheeler Needlecrsft Book "Did you evor s» a beautiful, proper respect and attention THI •Y AFfOIN'MINT Is ready NOWI Crammed with from the fitter, too that yom [ Debbie Belnanwilil, Chrlstln fnshlonanlo woman with uniting SH 7-5514 At Our Call Offict en Crowdar, Alllnon Hcimor, Knlf' oxcltlng, unusual, popular do- bonem and ipreidlng hips?" iho lingerie and foundation girmcntr| Richard Sxeluga slflits la crochet, knit, sow, cm- are proper." N'.'ltl'i, Antlrcii Clicrne, Hirbari demand*, "Of course notl The SH L4S7I • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS llurvcy, Virginia KnnppcnborHc brolclor, quilt, weave — (millions, most uorKooui dr««i In tho world 'Dili year's dress (millions do gallery homo furnishings toyi, gift*, bi< Uurcl Trow, Virginia Motcnlfi citn look H moil If the figure be- mind a natural, lightly llftct' 31 MONMOUTH ST. Opan Wed. A M. • FLATWORK Mlklku llorun, Cheryl (Well. Tl zar him, In tho hook IKI',1! - neath It Ii out of shape," boiomb, , sayyn Mri. Gordon-no 44-74 WHITI ST. RED IANK nn Slulnhurt;, Junlco fluent, Doll 3 (jullt pnttoniN, Hurry noiid IS "You don't Imvo to have a ponexaggeration, Juit proper defini- RID IANK 'til t P. M. l>lo Cultmun mid Gull llurklinrdL cents fur your copy! feet (Inure /)o look woll In your tion. Mrs, Disbrow Castro h the Big luue Leads Meeting SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Robert In Sugar Act Revision H. Disbrdw, treasurer, presided at last week's meeting of the,WASHINGTON (A^-Congress;which hat no quota now at all— Shrewsbury Community Club in! ackles revision of the U.S. Surar (Mexico, Peru, the Dominican Re the home of Mrs. John Rohrey, Act early next year with the big public, the Philippine Republic, Sycamore Ave. i issue likely to be Fidel Castro land beet sugar producers'in 21 Because of the snow storm on- of Cuba. 'states, and cane sugar producer) 1y 10 members were able to at Many people in this country in Louisiana and Florida? lend. and in such places as Brazil, Cuba's share of the U.S. mar Gifts Were exchanged. Mexico, Peru, the Dominican ket—3,215,457 tons of the J,400, The next meeting, Jan. 18, will Republic, and the Philippines 000-ton 1959 quota—is so greal END be held in the parish house of will be watching with interest that bigger quotas for othec for- YEAR Christ Episcopal Church. and deep concern to see how the eign or domestic producers car issue is met. be legislated only at the expense FREE POSTAGE The Sugar Act regulates mar- of Cuba. SIOUX FALLS, S.t). (AP) - keting quotai for domestic and Prttswe Due Twelve-year-old Barbara Brown foreign suppliers of sugar to the There if always political pres was disturbed when she remem- United States. This country's sure, from domestic and foreign bered the had forgotten to put amarket is much sought after be- areas, -when sugar legislation ii stamp on a letter. It didn't.mat- cause the prices paid for sugar before Congress. • • - ter. Barbara had written "God in the United. States usually are And I960 is an election yeai two to three cents a pound above bless our postman" scrota the in the United States. This mikes the world market price. the quota demands of tome beel envelope and thepost office p •tamped it for her. Three QnettioMt sugar farmers in the Middle The questions about Cuba West and West sound louder, really are three: perhaps, than they would in oth< 1. Should-marketing quotas for er yean. "WHILE YOU WAIT" foreign areas be revised because Besides, there are important of a belief in some quarters that foreign - policy considerations — Prime Minister Cattro'i agrarian for countries other than Cuba. reform and other policies will In USS, for example, Presiden wreck sugar production in Cuba? Elsenhower promised the Philip, Loss of sugar from Cuba would pine Republic, which got no in- make it necessary for the United crease .at all in its quota that States to look elsewhere for anyesr. that it certainly would be SOLES important part of its require------• - SEWED ON ments. vised again. 2. Should Cuba's quota be cut Brazil feels its enormous trade 69 as a measure of punishing Cas- with the United States entitles tro? Some people consider Cas- it to a sugar marketing quota tro a loud-mouthed dictator who now" that its production hat hates the United States. They reached a point where R can ex- say he should not. be allowed port some sugag r each year. to share any benefits of the U.S. Save 30c! Newbeny low price on Mexico t t a natioatioti n which hahai these dependable quality cotton cut policy of buying much of itsshown iitt s friendshifidh p for the Uni- sugar in Cuba. pile ruajs that wear wonderfully well; 3. Regardless of Castro, should j^' latex non-skid backs. Grey, sandal- made a NEI**ER'S marketing qquotas be revised to wood, Hunter green, aqua, pink, point of improving personal re- rose, blue, mint green and yellow. ! Center give a better break on quotas to lationships with President Adol PEPPHtEU. RED LAIEL other countries such a . .| .""wHonii/a .nun rre Richly fringed all round. br""~ '<> Lopei Maleos of Mexico, at 1 well as with his predecessor, 24"x5O" RUGS, regularly 1.97 Adollo Ruix Cortinei. Mexico al- ENAMEL $ so is a splendid customer for Take lota of wear, wash beauti- U.S. goods. It wants a quota fully! At Newberrys low prices, 74 Increase. it's amart to fill your linen closet. WANT 500 WARE Reg. 1M Peru Friendly Hassocks »• -4" Nat twin, 73x101' 1 Peru alto counts itself a good Ift^itttttttsmaaaasa eaaallstai friend of the United States, and Wee* staked left, bmt tips, belrafUx eov- UVIIVlili TWIII| reg. 2.29 1.74 RIGHT NOW? says also it has been producing s sugar longer than a lot of coun- •red. Celsrt: red, frees, turquoise, ivory, brown. Fittad bottom, 81x108"' Reg. 2.49 1.18 Or how much do you need to do the things you've tries. It feels It never hat had 44< been planning? Like paying old bilk, buying'at really fair break on U.S. Fiat full, 81x108", reg 2.49 1.88 • m**t. su aalei, going on a trip, or making repairs. quotas. Silicon* Ironing Ensemble Pillow casts Reg. .59 .43 The Dominican Republic calls Heavy, seamless white MfftW VJI It #5*V With Sjp tO 24 flMsnfcS 19 ftply itself a good friend and unfailing enamel ware with (ay red PEPPERELL FINE QUALITY defender of the United States, trim. Sauce pans, oven Whatever amount you need, maybe your solution md Ctwrfo* R*tj, 1.7t «7 it an HFC cash loan—which can be repaid in con- and has no love for Castro. It pans, dish, wash pans, Striped Sheets and Cases venient monthly instalments. Borrow confidently would not be averse to taking many others. Big VALUE! over some of Cuba's quota. 72x108" 2.82 81x108" 2.87 —from HFC, oldest and largest company of its These are some of the prob- y'""i. Simply drop in or phone. lems and the questions Congress Willow Laundry Basket Fitted Shot* 2.82 Fitted 2.87 Amirka't oldnt and (srfaaf company is to face. -' wttiaiitini In iiutalmtmt eain teens Some have suggested ft might Striped pillow costs Reg. .75 .67 be better to delay meeting the Rewis). skaf, irroa*. He*. 1.29 \M \M Speettl Stniet toArmtd Fortti F•rswiMf issues by a simple extension ol the sugar act for one year, or HOLD FINANCE four years. Domestic producer! Cannon Bath Towels say the extension would not per- mit changes they say are need- ed. In addition, there are those LAMP SHADES MM eeJert • M"x44". 710 Ceokmon AvMut-MUtsMCt 5*2900 who say an extension would no) R«f. THVease meet the doubts about Cuba's 2*1°° MsMUfOWN ability to supply sugar in the Slkt-Hke texture, mf nthtaMt frame. 63 future, much less whether Cas- MMeUstewn She##4ftf Center Sim frej« 10" H U". Reg. 3.M UP 1107 Highway *35-O$ft«nM M4O0 tro is to be punished or helped. 1 Uc.N«.MI-tU N.J. Boycott Boudoir Lamp Assortment 1.77 ft IIP SET Move Rapped Pastel el chc- A^PC ATLANTIC GLASS WASHINGTON (AP)_ A US. Rtf. 1.19 EA. Sav« 60c! Im- tulle. ..Multi_ - 1% # district judge has ordered a New perial Crown, color florafloral II I motif Jartey local of the plumbers' automatic re- on mat; VI Con Keep Your Homo volving, life- 21s 34. ""Jon to stop whit the govern, time'Hades. Matchinf lid Snug ond Worm With ment calls a secondary boycott Boxed Sfafionery C Tf C N.w large against a South River, N. J. firm. sis*. The case It the first action Re|. 1.00 Per lei J M brought by the National Labor STORM DOORS Relations Board under the Lan- drum-Grifflii labor bill's strength- BARGAINS FOR LADIES Records Albums ened ban on secondary boycotts. 4S RPM 33 RPM and WINDOWS! In an announcement; NLRB general counsel Stuart Rothman NYLONS •RAND NIW "Id the union, Loc,| JM of el MSf TSMM Arrht Rt«. 7te vV Princeton, hads igned M agree- 0^ AlrNffle ment at the direction of Judge Ktf. 88cea. William E. Miller of TrWitoii Under It. Local 3Mnn m b workers .ml . txtmrn of Rayon Panties* Bora Plumbing ft H 15* Co.. «--» P NyWe l«*e M*. ifw fe Sasealt*7. V I FOK UM Alterlt s UATHUUKI •Hlary boycotts. This will be it- ncEiviiw Q DOtrd, MOCCASINS COOKIE SALE! The charge had been filed by RUNKCTS ooro. OVEN FRESH. DELICIOUS Save 12c! Prom 67 famous Pep- ?£** ^™ «mi"«tlon Pw»J«e« fhtt. perellmilli. As- Fig Bars ...... Ite*. for the American Cyanamld Co. sorted colon. 37« at Princeton tt hurts third com- Cotton. 26x34*. Vanilla Cremes . . 27c l». paay BARGAINS FOR MEN *f. 49* .£"."• ••*£ ** union wanted Chocolate Cronies 27c fc. MEN'S Boys' Cotton Duplex Cremei . , 27c fc. w.i. 'i?'00!1 di»Pute- with the Weller Co. Involved the use of Flannel Suoar Wafers . . 33c fc. members of another union to In- stall heavy pipes leading to the Jelly Juinoies 3°cfc. American Cy.namld project, ..... SHIRT Chinese Almond Cookies 44c fc. 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Put 1-97 2 " 3.00 and Mnplo Avonuv Highway 71 (4N) me to work making sales today, Glassware RID IANK HlMAft and all thru the year, I'm 6. Howie Hustles, the Rc||lMcr Tel, SHa.yilde 7-2020 Tel. MUhiel 1.1200 ClasslliiSI Ad more and marc tmart IHIIIIIOH flrmi use dolly to make mare laN, Dial SM i)\wn Ml Ihiy Saturday 1-0010 today for facts on how I can |icl|> you sell mure. J. J. NEWBERRY Co. 77 Broad St Red Bank *********i£IN6Eft* 12-Moml*r. Pg^, W59 BED' BANK ten, Edith R. Tientejr and Mil- •CM arc Ukf-cKrw Josephine Zwick, and nephew, dred A. OUon, , MEDICAL l /haw this trouble. Theft limes, grapefruit. It if alto found Thomas Griffin. Jennie B. Kitchell,' Oceanport, are maay persons who have in spinach aad. tomatoes. various degrees of this deficiency Synthetic vitamin C is called Probate Nine Ella A. Phillips.Red Bank, who who died Dec. 5, left her estate and do not realize it. They may ascorbic acid. It is in most vita< died Dec. 3, left property in to her niece, Minerva R. Sharp. MEMOS min capsules. It can also be Burlington County to a grandson, Nina A. Kitchener, Ocean Town •y H. I. H*rsch.niohn, M.D. obtained by itself in various County Wills Hugh J. Phillips. She left the rest ship, who died Dec. 10, willed amounts, the dose depending on FREEHOLD — The following of her estate to her daughter, her estate' to her husband, Jacob Some persons get "black-an^- what your doctor decides that Wills were probated last week by Helen C. Phillips. Kitchener. blue" very easily.'"TrieTignT- you need. County Surrogate Edward C. Clara L, Steller, Fair Haven Walter Van Brunt, Lonp est bump or pressure of.some- Broege. who died Nov. 24, left $1,000 to Branch, who died Nov. 13, willed one's fingers -can cause their Beatrice M. Sullivan, Elbcron, her niece, Jane Craft, and thehis estate to his wife, Grace Van SELF-SERVICE DINNER who died Dec. 4, willed $1,000 to rest to another niece, Evelyn Brunt. tissues to become discolored. TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Gene three sisters, Julia Griffin, Kate Guild. There are many possible Curlong, and Jennie Lcsher, and Kinney said he and a neighbor Mary Potosky, Holmdel Town TWO MEET AGAIN luses but a common one is a $500 to another sister, Annie Hat spent most of one day building ship, who died Dec, 4, left her lack of enough vitamin C in the field. She left $1,000 each to neph estate to her son, John S. Potosky. ASBURY PARK, N. J. (AP) - duck blind of lumber, care- diet. The strength of the capil-be quickly tired, have spongy fully camouflaged with willow ews, Richard Furlong and Harriet T. Sheldon. Sea Bright, Postmaster Louis T. Wigdortz laries depends on this vitamin gums, loose teeth, swollen, ten- branches. The next Saturday Thomas Griffin; and $1,000 to her who died Dec. 6, willed her estate found "that a neighbor, Harry J. When there is not enough, then der joints as well as the black out to do' some niece, Joseph Zwick. to her husband, Butler Sheldon. they hurried Dougherty, looked familiar. Then blood is able to trickle through and-blue spots. When they get shooting and at the site they The remainder of her estate Mary A. Walling, Matawan, who the cells which make up thea cut, the wound does not heal found the willow branches gone. died Dec. 9, left a diamond ring they discovered they were in- :( was divided as follows: Six- walls of these tiny' blood vessels quickly. Caw |HtfellalM PMC*<••«••«» to* * «i to a niece, Jean F. Long, The terned in the same German prison Nearby stood a bull chewing his eighths to her sister Julia Griffin Vitamin C is found abundantly you put my bib* in the g.raga, Mommy?" and one eighth each to her niece. rest of her estate wu divided camp during World War II. People who are on specia cud.
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(7 coordinated colors) • $4.98 Double Sixe 3.94 Stock up now! GRAND UNION FOOD SPECIALS ALSO AVAILABLE AT GRAND-WAY 'stct Monday, Dec. 28, 1959—18 7c PER COPY Section Two RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1959 Rockefeller to Hear Plea New Jersey Ike Ponders Gloom Deepens For Commuter Tax Relief News Briefs Summit Date, FAR HILLS (AP) - A 16-year- Plans Golf TRENTON (APM»ovs. Rob- old boy was sought by police to- AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Presi- trt B. Meyner of New Jersey Charles Cray day in the subbing of his moth- dent Eisenhower gives his atten- [n Steel Peace and Abraham Ribicoff of Con- er. Police Chief Fred Koenig tion today to a summit confer- necticut .will confront Cov. Nel- said the youth, whose name was ence date and golf, in that order. •on Rockefeller tomorrow with The President set up a tele- Dies at 66 not disclosed, stabbed his moth a report aiking New York to phone conference in the morning er in the back, leg and arm. with Secretary of State Christian Talk Stalemate end a "pound of 'flesh" tax atti- REO BANK-Chsrles H. Gray They had argued before bed' tude toward commuters. of 1M Mechanic St., died yester- Herter in Washington and a golf WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- time. The woman woke up at session afterward. Herter is ex- The report, prepared by con- day afternoon in Riverview Hos- dent Eisenhower's board of in- \ 3 a. m., Koenig said, and found pected here Tuesday to visit the Christmas Gift lultanti far the New Jersey and pital. He was 66. quiry moves back into the stale- Mr. Gray was a special offi- her son standing over her with 'resident. Connecticut governors, was se-, Eisenhower flew down from For Loalse mated steel dispute today in an " verely critical of x recommenda- cer with the Red Bank Police a knife. She managed to flee Department He was an uncle of from her bed and lock herself the Capital yesterday for RED BANK - After spend- atmosphere of rising tension and tion by Gov. Rockefeller's com- week's rest, mixed with essen- Red Bank Mayor George A. inside a closet. Her husband was lag M days la ttmto Hj» ickenlng gloom. missioner of taxation and fi- tial official business, at Augusta Gray. at work. She was treated at pita). Louise CrlmL 7, of IN Joseph F. Finnegan, chief fed- , nance, Joseph H. Murphy. National Golf Club. Ptaekney M., went home tof eral mediator, said negotiations Born in Red Bank, he was the home. The boy has a police rec- Mr. Murphy proposed allowing son of the late Charles and Mar- One topic for Eisenhower and Christmas. She was discharged yesterday between top industry ord for breaking and entry. non-residents many Itemized de- garet , Marks' Gray. He was a Herter was the request of Soviet from Rlvenrkw Thersdsy. and United Steelworkera bargain- ductions they do not get now lifelong resident, of this borough. Premier Nikita Khrushchev for The youngster was atcMaat ing teams produced "zero" re- when paying their Income tax Mr. Gray was a. member of TRENTON (AP) - City Po- a different date for an East-West sults. In New York, but only In the pro- summit session. ally shot threat*** »tad to the New Shrewsbury Reformed lice Surgeon Dr. Jacob J. Bel- her home Nov. 11 by her sis- There were reports that some portion their New York Income Church. fer came home last night af- The Western Allies suggested [ the scores of individual com- bears to their total income. Per- ipril 27 for a conference in ter. Gloria. ». while they were Besides his nephew, he is sur- ter dining out with his family examining their lathers M pany negotiations staged simul- sonal exemptions would also be vived by his wife, Mrs. Mar- and made a quick diagnosis Paris. Khrushchev is agreeable taneously yesterday were getting caliber Mauser. pro-rated, garet Laurenson Gray, and a -burglary. He said a thief had to the place but not the time, as results worse then zero. A few Mr. Murphy estimated this brother, George W. Gray of Red entered his home at 12U Cham- the meeting would conflict with The gun accidentally dis- negotiators emerged to tell re- would save non-residents $3,300, Bank. bers St. by breaking a pane of Russia's May Day celebration. charged. A bullet hit Louise porters that relations seemed to 000 out of a yearly tax WM'of The funeral will be held glass In the rear door. The Another possible subject on' the between the eyes, passed be deteriorating instead of im- 24 million dollars. Gov. Meyner Wednesday .at 2 p. n. in the thief stole $SW la cash and SANTAS IN UUI— Members of the Kean»burcj police long distance line waa the ex- through her head aad lodged to proving. ' . pected renewal of the ban the a wall. • said accuracy of the figures Is Adams Memorial Home. Rev. several thousand dollars of department load toys on a truck preparatory to making New meetings were scheduled doubtful. Isaac C. Rottenberg, pastor of Jewelry belonging to Belter's United States imposed 14 months Louise'was paralysed oa her today for most of the II company their annual distribution of gifts to undarprivilaged chil- ago on nuclear weapons testing. Reptfts Authors New Shrewsbury Reformed wife and two daughters. lttt side aad unconscious. Riv- groups which were assembled in Church, will officiate. Burial The suspension is slated to end erview Hospital aail this mom- The New Jersey-Connecticut dren. This year children in 72 families living in Keans- Washington, as well as by many will be In Fair View Cemetery. PATERSON (APMHie legis- Dec. 31. Eisenhower ia expected ing the yoangater remains report said Mr. Murphy's plan burg, East Keansburg, Union Beach and Raritan Town- of the approximately SB company lator—Assemblyman Elmer M to continue it, minus any new paralysed, but UaMe to talk. Is unjust and probably unconsti- and union negotiators of smaller Matthews (D-Essex)-saya New ship had a Bright Christmas became of the police ef- deadline, so testing can be re- tutional to boot. steel firms across the country. Find Stolen Jeney should consider retalia- forts. All through the year,m,embe.r* of the department sumed at any time national se- The report was prepared by tion if New York does not give curity dictated a need for it. May Be Last Try collected and repaired old toys for the project. Help- Eisenhower also will be Dean William C. Warren of Co- Bus Tickets "fair treatment" to New Jersey- Set Memorial President David J. McDonald work from time to time on final lumbia University Law School. ans who pay state income taxes ing load the truck, left to right, are Patrolmen Patrick of the USW indicated this might ASBURY PARK — The arrest commas and' phrases of the1 Gov. Meyner's «ax consultant, there. But Sen. Wayne Duraont Keelen, Eugane O'Brien and Frank Jackson. be the last try for company-by- and Roswell Magill, Gov. Ribl- of a man here who was charged State of the Union, budget and Masses (or with carrying a concealed wea- (R-Warren) said yesterday "the company settlements, by which coffs consultant economic messages to the ses- he had hoped to crack the steel pon Thursday led to solving the last thing we would want to re- sion of Congress opening Jan, It made no single, specific robbery Dec. 19 of the New York sort to is retaliatory legislation.' Bishop McCarthy industry's solid front Evacuate Town as Tug Fire Afternoons largely will be held '"'' recommendation. Bus Terminal, 174 Monmouth Both men appeared on the "No progress mi made at any free foe, golf, weather permitting. Gov. Meyner Indicated this St., Red Bank. "legislative report" 'radio pro- CAMDEN (AP)-The first °'of the company meetings re- Fleecy clouds paraded across a several memorial masses wa would be his view at the meet- Joseph Striz, 37, of SOS Third gram. Matthews said New Jer- ported to me," he told newsmen Threatens Gasoline Barge sunny sky and the temperature to be celebrated today for the Ing tomorrow in New York. Ave., was charged with carry; sey might impose a tax on last night R. Conrad Cooper, stood at 70 when Eisenhower ar- Most Rev. Justin Joseph Mc- The report said the long-range ing a .45 caliber automatic pis- truckers or on New York bank negotiating chief for the industry, doing business in New Jersey i: rived. Carthy, bishop of the Camden goal should be for New York tol. When police searched Striz' CRESCENT CITY, Calif. (AP) said that went for him as well. to tax non-residents In propor- a mutually agreeable solution is "Well," he beamed, "this Roman Catholic Diocese, who Eisenhower's three-man fact- they found 137 bus tickets Find Hungarian —For three hours it was touch better than last time." tion to the services provided not reached over the income died of a heart attack at the age finding board scheduled separate to New York and two commuta- and go in this north coast har- He meant the 12 days he spent them. That would mean cutting taxes paid in New York by New of 59. morning sessions with the union tion books to Jersey City. Total Jersey residents who work there Count Drowned here in November in advance of more thin IS million dollars bor town. The prelate was stricken while and industry negotiating teams, value of the tickets was $264.80. Matthews estimated 150,000 New his rigorous good-will tour of 11 from the present tax levy on preparing to read a mass Satur- •The fact finders also scheduled Striz was sent to Trenton Jersey commuters pay 24 million NEW YORK (AP) - Authori A tugboat exploded next to nations. He didn't miss a da; ' non-residents. day at St. Joseph's Convent of an afternoon session at which State Hospital. dollars a year in New York in- ties theorize that Maj. Geza Es- barge loaded with 800,000 gallons on the links during that stay. the Benedictine Academy at Elis- the companies were to make It said an Interstate compact, come taxes. New Jersey claims terhazy, a 68-year-old Hungarian . Mrs. Eisenhower came along OLD ARMY GAME of high octane gasoline. abeth. He died several noun their "last offer." as suggested by Mr. Murphy, its residents do not share the count, must have slipped from So did George'Allen, Washing- SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Calif, a later in St Elizabeth's Hospital. This offer will be submitted could not be achieved without a same tax deductions as New makeshift gangplank into the When the peril ended yester- ton businessman, and Mrs. Al- two (AP) — Somehow the bump in Bishop George Ahr of Trenton to a secret ballot of the 500,000 careful study of one or York residents. Gov. Robert B. East River and drowned. day, one man was missing an len, who are .old friends of the years, the cot in Anthony J, Garrity's Meyner and Gov. Abraham Ribi believed dead, another was President and first lady, and Wil- will celebrate the funeral mass steelworkers about the middle of His body was found Saturday cell lust didn't Wok like Anthony coff of: Connecticut meet burned. Four were pitched into liam E. Robinson of New York, at 11 a. m. Thursday in Immac- next month unless there is a H the meantime, it said a so- Tues- night near the. berth of the lution might be to give non-res!- J day with New. York Gov. Nelson the bay by . the force of-"the chairman of the Coca Cola Co. ulate Conception Cathedral. Bis- break in the meantime, It they It wasn't. It wu a blue denim "Sea Owl," a New York Univer- hop James McNulty of Paterson reject, as they are expected to dents who make more, thrn a Rockefeller trf'discuss the mat- morning blast. Robinson and Allen are goli shirt and trousers itufled with sity research vessel. Esterhazy do, the steelworkers will be free "fairly-selected" percental ' «f ter. and bridge-playing cronies of the *m *liver *• «ulo»' recently was hired as caretaker The downtown district of Cres- their income in New York t'.i.. iowelsptus a large tin can for chief executive. Bishop McCarthy's body will to rsume Jan. M the walkout a head. of the ship.' cent City, a community of 2,750, which shut down the nation's Mine deductions and exemptions lie on view in the cathedral until Sixt prison guards took up WASHINGTON (AP) - New An assistant medical examiner was evacuated. Fishing 'boats, Probe 'Confession' its burial in Calvary Cemetery. steel mills tor 115 days. as New Yorkers. the search for the real Garrity Jersey's population is now an said yesterday that although Es tied up during the holidays, lifted The board of diocesan consul- Outlook Bleak and found the 2$-year-old con- estimated 5,930,000, a 22.6 P" terhazy apparently had drowned anchor. Many carried local res- Of Sniper Killing cent,increase over 1950, the U. idents. ton yesterday selected Migr. Dr. George W. Taylor, fact- victed rapist early yesterday _"• a chemical analysis will be made. PAINESVILLE, Ohio (AP) - 4 Hungarians S. Census Bureau estimates, Augustine T. Mozier as diocesan finding chairman, wai expected crouching outside a prison class- The Police believe he fell Ttom a Floyd E. (Gene) Hargrove, 35, national increase is 17 per cent, The blast had the force of administrator interregnum. Msgr. to strive again for a negotiated room. board used as a gangplank said in a stenographic statement Flee to Austria the bureau said. >, to earthquake in the waterfront Motier, vicar general of the settlement. But the outlook was The convict had escaped from the ship. area. It was felt as far awaj last night that he was the sniper camden Diocese, will serve un- bleak. EISENSTADT. Austria (AP) - the San Francisco County Jail Esterhazy was the son of Count as Brookings, Ore., 30 miles whose rifle shot on Christmas LODI (AP) - Over IN din- til a successor is named. Many of the union negotiators Four Hungarians, Including two in 1953, but was captured by the Charles Esterhazy of the old Aus- the north. Eve killed the husband of the era escaped to.safety Saturday Bishop McCarthy had cele- walked into yesterday's talks frontiers guards, fled to Austria FBI the next year in Hartford, tro-Hungarian court and the for- woman he loved. as fire destroyed Terrlblle's The missing man was Gordon brated mass at the Benedictine wearing buttons reading: "Vote for political asylum over the Conn. mer Lady Hamilton Charteris of Edward R. Ostrander, Laki Christmas week-end. Restaurant at S» N. Main St. McCallen, 23, of Seattle, a deck Academy, where he was stricken, no on last company offer." Two elderly women who lived England. He fled the Communist hand on the tug Celilo. The ves- County prosecutor, told newsmen for the past 18 years. He was TALKS ON INTEGRATION Occasional shouting and angry It was the biggest "leakage" In an apartment on the second regime in Hungary in 1957 and sel belonged to the Upper Co- he wan satisfied Hargrove fired named to head the six-county through the Communist-fortified SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - For- came to the United States the fatal bullet through a kitchen argument could be heard yester- .floor of the building were •«* lumbia River Towing Co.! Port- Camden Diocese less than three day from the hotel ballroom in frontier In months, Austrian bor- mer Rep, Brooks Hays (D. Ark. helped (• the ground over the August. land, Ore. and had just arrived window at Charles R. Clark, 35. years ago. He was formerly has warned his fellow Southerners which a dozen United State Steel der police here said. roof of a florist's truck that He leaves two daughters, Coun- from San Francisco. County authorities said, how- auxiliary bishop of Newark. that they should not "seal the lips Corp. negotiators and some 49 The two defecting soldiers, was making deliveries to the tess Elvira Esterhazy, New'York, ever, they were having troub! of their ministers" on racial in- Hospitalized with bums A native ofSsyre, Pa., the unionists from the "Big Steal" both 22 and guards on one of restaurant. and Mrs. William S. Evans, Dar- was finding evidence to support Hai tegration. Lawrence Hanson, 31, of Ports- late clergyman came to Eliza- locals were meeting. Similar the frontier watch towers, came ien, Conn., and two sons. grove's account. The. prosecutor beth as a child with hit parents, "When the good people of the town, Wash. still was mulling over a decision sounds came from other rooms ever in full uniform but said they CHARLESTOWN, W. Va. (AP South-God-fearing, Blblereading, the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph where the separate talks wen in threw their weapons away before -Albert John Killmett, 29, ol Hanson said gas'from the 97- whether to file chrges. Hargrove McCarthy. He was educated at and reared, in a cultural atmos- PEN PAL WANTED divorced father of five, is beinj progress. crossing the border. 520 Livingston Ave., Elizabeth, foot barge spilled and was Sston Hall University and 1 phere—become aware of thing SIOUX FALLS, S. D. (AP) - held as a material witness. Steelworkers wages before the They said they fled because N. J., is back in custody afte sucked in to the engine room North American College at Rome. being out of harmony with thei The post office received a letter through a ventilator. The engim Hargrove told of an eight-mom strike began averaged $3.11 an of Communist religious discrim- breaking out with two other in- He was ordained in 1927. hour. The industry has offered ideals, progress can be made," from a Holland girl which read: room filled with gasoline vapoi love affair with Clark's beautifu ination against them as Roman mates Saturday from Jefferson He taught at the Immaculate a three-year contract with ben* he said. County jail. A state trooper cap- To a Nice Boy, Sioux Falls, Zo. brunette wife, Lois, 30-year-oli Catholics and dissatisfaction with "The Diesel engines ran wild. Conception Seminary in Darling- fits it values at X cents an hour ' "But they have to permit thei tured Killmett .after a womai Dakota, Ver Staten: mother of four, authorities sai poor living standards. ton and served as spiritual direc- and the union values at 24 cents. spokesmen—both political and re- grocery store' owner saw him Dear Boy: A Coast Guard cutter pumped She has admitted the affair, add The other refugee pair were tor for 16 years. The union demands terms of its ligious-to speak bravely and to walking down a road near In- I will correspond with you. I water on the tug while the entin ing that her husband was nc young apprentice workers who point out that segregation is not wood. - , am a girl. I am 14 years. I live Crescent City fire department- aware of it. He leaves his sister, Miss Mary Kaiser Steel Corp. agreement aaid they fled because of poor a way of life, but a product of in Holland on an island in the plus volunteers — fought shore- Mrs. Clark, who was under se- Agnes McCarthy of Hillside, who calling for n% cents hourly gain living conditions. They said they an unhappy political situation aft- dation, may be given a i,e ue-was with him when he was over 20 months. Then also is ATLANTIC CITY (API-Dol- North Sea. I hope you are a side fires and flash' fires aboard wanted to emigrate to Belgium. er the Civil War." boy. the highly volatile barge. tector teat today, police said. stricken. disagreement on work rules. . The soldiers were taken into lars, swt pennies, poured from Hays, a former president of the the skies Saturday when temporary police custody, and Southern Baptist Convention, crane uncovered a cache of the workers were sent to a refu- spake before a meeting of the bidden money. People scurried gee camp. Utah Educational Assn. Bitter and yon picking up II, N.J. Government Is Public Relations Conscious If, aad even IN dollar bins are prepared by the commissioner that poured from the tucket of TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- ucntion classes, new lawyers, (or example, maintains a large and Agencies, one of the largest • cnun operated by Nicholas sey's state government spends new doctors, new well-diggers and staff to work with sportsmen, In the state government, has a and his top aides. staff of three persons on its pay- The same is true for the de- P. Anthony, Jr. He kad been about one million dollars annual- on almost to infinity. conservation groups and farmers. Another part of the state's pub- The main product is a monthly roll, The same is true of the partment of Banking and Insur- tearing down a three-story ly on publicity and public rela- buUdlag when his machine lic relations "staff" Is engaged magazine, "New Jersey Out- Health Department. ance, the Civil Service Commis- evened a hidden hollow In a tions. in out-and-out promotion work. doors," which has annual sales Full-Time Employees sion, and the Public Utility Com- mission. waU. Owners of the building Its efforts range from elaborate One of the best examples of of shout 125,000. The Highway Department, •aid at one tune It was an il- brochures designed to lure tour- this is the promotion section of Traffic Safety where Commissioner Dwight R. Information concerning the legal gambling hall and had ists and new industry to dreary Bureau of Commerce. Aside from G. Palmer handles a great deal Treasury Department is prepared beta the residence of an ac- payroll, the section is now work- The Division of Motor Vehicles, by many officials whose main tables of statistics on the popula- in the Department of Law and of the public relations work him- cused tax dodger. The amount tion of state prisons ing on a $200,000- budget and self, has six people employed jobs are administrative, but Dep- of money picked up was not wants $309,000 next year. Public Safety, has a public re- uty Treasurer Donald Altman More than 70 persons on the lations staff whose main function full-time on work Involving public determined. Anthony's truck Recreational Virtues looks at most of it before It is state payroll spend all or most is the improvement of traffic safe- information. driver . said people followed Most 'of the money will go into re'eascd. of their time on some form of ty. The staff distributes two him all the way to the city a wide 'variety of brochures and The Motor Vehicle Division, in Gov. Robert. Meyner, the most public relations—but only a hand- monthly bulletins to schools, in- *unp scooping up .fluttering informational booklets designed to addition to Its safety education prolific source of publicity in the Mils. The driver didn't know ful are classified that way by dustries and civic groups and program, employs two men to civil service. boost the recreational virtues of state, has a full-time press sec- the nature of his cargo until New Jersey's shore and mountain sends representatives around the handle the touchy topics of car retary and public relations staff. ha stepped to see what the The rest have such titles as resorts, persuade out-of-state in- state to lecture and show safety inspections and license revoca- Press Secretary John A, Parity confidential agent, supervisor °' dustry that it con d6 better in films, tions. estlmstes the annual txpmss at ale had been after. By then safety education, farm products NOW Jersey, and, in general, pub- Much the same kind of work Aad Conservation Commissioner about $20,000. rsaid meat of It apparently marketing roprescnliUve, editor, liclze some of the state's better's done by the Bureau of Safety Sarvatore A. Bontempo has a Meyner calls on the public re- was gone. clerk-stenographer, and so on, features. and Engineering In the Depart- staff of three whose main job lations stalf of the Democratic WASHINGTON (AP)-The Ail Would Be Intuited The Department of Agriculture, ment of Labor and Industry, but is to see that no facet of his State Committee for Ma strictly department's multifarious activi- Force says it has no plans t All of them would be Insulted in addition to Its large division on a smaller scale. political statements. ties escapes the public's notice. give up McGuire Air Force Bos at the notion they nre turning of Information, hus recently taken In other state agencies, the The judicial branch of state In New Jersey to make room out official propaganda, on several specialized promotion fields of "public relations" and Attorney Gen, David D. Pur- government holds public relations for a Jctport, Sen. Clifford 1>, programs, 'public information" generally man handles public relations activity to a minimum. Informa- They feel their work should be Caso (R-N. J.) reportedly sug- financed by special taxes on are combined in one man, some- through a "confidential agent," tion on the court's activities, such considered "public Information" gested McGuire bo used for Iho producers, these are designed to times with a small suff to assist as does Labor Commissioner Ray- as the annual Magistrates' Coa- rather than "public relations." site of a now jctport the Port bcost sales of New Jersey poultry him, Usually the accent Is on mond F. Male, However, the ference, and annual reports are of Now York Authority wants to For many of them, thin Is true, products, potatoes, apples and Information, with most of the pub- slate police put out their own prepared by the administrative build In Morris County. An aide They spent)I their limo compllln« aspnrnKus, lic relations aspects of the de- routine information. director. for Caso sold tho Senator hns facts nnd figures and malic no Tho A|>rlculturo Deportment's partment's activities handled by Tho Defense Department has Tho Legislature, likswise, has mado no definite propns.il abou effort to interpret thorn, olhcrpubllc relations activities In- the department head himself, two public information officers, no public relations program as McGuIro nnd Is merely explor Tito result Is n steady flow nf clude; participation In tho annual But mimeographed press re- one for the National Guard and such, But the law revision and Ing the Idea, information about Iho number of state fair nuci a number of county leases coming across tho desks one for Civil Defense, but here bill drafting service will prepare >?oplo In tho Mali) who receive fiilrn nnd III HIIOVVS, and an In- of stato houso newsmen often again most questions Involving factual statements for Individual MOTORIST'FINKD New York wavai hat as he boardi « Philadelphia-bound >l(l IIKO iiMlnlanci', iho status If icns'flctl crop nnd market report- hear tho Imprint of n "confiden- public relations must be discussed lexlslalorsupon request, and these Mitt HANK - Victor i\ WIT ho Miilr'n VArlmii pension funds, service. tial agent" trying to mako his with the lop men. sometimes creep Into speeches. train at New York'i Ptnniylvanla Station after announce- dor, 41, nf Umoksldo Ave,, IXuil •mploymonl In diirnlilo KOMIS In- Soveml of tho mute's public chiefs policy look good, The Department of Education, Mnny senators, particularly those ment he will not seek Republican presidential nomina- this iniiriiliiK wns lined S-I'i orliimrlcK, milk fines, fishing pi-r. [unction* nro designed 'Ilili typo of public relations which linn many contacts with with gubernatorial aspirations, tion In I960, Rockefeller spent holiday with hit wlfa'i twu chui'Ki'it of ImvliiK mi uiimil*, tux receipts, penclt crops, to meet the needs (if special n iiiont evident when the depnrt- Iho public, hss no full-time pub- have their clerks handle public ilr [Killiitlmi vlf'lmlmm, bank de- Natives. (AP Wlrephoto) Istored vchicki nnd.fllwi li«vlnj< group*, jmi'iit I* In n ticklish situation. lic rclnllmi) man on II* stuff, rr-lntlons for them, or (In a large « delicious registration, posits, trulflc accident!*, adult ed- Tlio Division uf l'lth and Game, 1 ilia Depnrimont of lnstltutluni|lt.i news releases and publications purl of It themselves, 14-Momtiy. Die. M. 1959 BED BANK BEXISTEK Mr*. Bertha VIEWING TV With HAL HUMMM , Is PTA Host AFTERNOON EVENING (It) Dance Party HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Joseph - (2) Love of Life M0- (J) Cartoons II: la- (!) Weather and Sports Bertha, 111 Ntveiink Ave., enter (4) Weather tained members of the executive (4) Truth or Consequent (7) Uttle Rascals ces (11) Popeye (7) Weather ' committee of the grammar school 1:19— (t) Movie Clean TV Show Parent-Teacher Association last (7) Restless Gun (IS) Record Wagon (9) Movie (4) Jack Paar week. I:S9- (4) Local News (7) Movie (U)French Through TV (S) Our Gang It was announced that at the (IS) Cartoon Jamboree (11) Sports and Weather HOLLYWOOD — If Congress is sodes. "Kookie" wanted $1,750 Jan 7 meeting a scout program (7) Yesterdays v ll:2t-(U) M° >e giving a plaque this year for theper week instead of the'^500 he w,ill be presented. Third grade - (1) Search For Tomorrow Newsreels 12: N—(I) Movie waa getting. But $1,750 is all that mothers will be hostesses. (4) It Could B* You (II) Superman performer running the cleanest (It) Newsbeat show on TV, I nominate Garry Jim "Maverick" Garner gets and It was also stated the candi (5) Cartoona , (IS) Henry Morgan 12:S-(I1) Movie he doesn't even need a cornb. . dates for the Henry Hudson Re- (J) Love That Bob 4:4*- (4) Weather < Us to- (7) Evening Prayer' loore. Long before the quiz and gional High School Board of Ed (11) English U •:«S— (4) News 11:40— (I) Mr. and Mrs. North lyola investigations. Garry was ucation will be invited to attend 11:4*- (2) Guiding Light (7) News 1:«- (I) Movie rvolveel in a one-man battle 7:99- (1) World News against many of TV's dipsy- the Jan. 7 meeting. They will be I:H- (l)Nswa (4) Coniult Dr. Brothers introduced to the group. (4) Shotgun Slade 1:11-(4) 11th Hour doodles. (4) Joyce Brothers (5) Charlie Chan He has a long-standing policy Mrs. Minor Johnson was named (I) Cartoons (i) News and Weather music chairman. Mrs. George G. (!) Rescue 8 1:41-(4) News; Sermonette m any writer he catches sneak- 17) Music Biago (9) Terr/toons ing a free plug into his shows- King presided at the meeting. (II) Fua At One 1:11- (I) News (11) News 1:2}- (1) Give Us This Day le fires them. Garry also be- Attending, also were Mrs. Rob- (U) Movie 7:11- (2) Local News ieves that any guest (Star who ert M., Johnson, Mrs. Allen Tur- 1:N-(I) Burns and Alia* ' 7:19- (2) Weather TUESDAY MORNING tries it should have the largess SH MMO , ner, Mrs. Robertson, . Mrs. I:2S- (4) Newa (II) Newa received for the plug deducted Charles H. Kinney, Mrs. John P. I:H- (4) Sermonette MATINEE AT 2:N 7:1s-(}) News I:M- (4) Continental from his or her salary. EVENINGS FROM 7. P.M. Adair, Mrs. Fred P. Bedle, Mrs. I:H-(I) As The World Turns Coat. 8at, Sun., Holidays Thomas J. Hogan, Sr., and Mrs. (4) Dial 4 7:2S-(11) Weather Classroom On the matter of commercials Regina Hurden. (I) Movie 7:S9- (2) Masquerade Parry 1:1*-(1) Previews , }srry rewrites his own for "I've NOW SHOWING (7) Ray Milland (4) Richard Diamond Jot A Secret." He is against the Also, Mrs. George Johns, Mrs. f:M- (1) Oive Us This Day (I) Film Drama (I) Manhunt l:tt- (2) News "hard sell" type of pitch, and Martin D. Fehlhaber, Mrs. Wil- (7) Cheyenne wants no part of it. liam Kennebeck, Mrs. William (II) Gnmias la Spanish l:tt- (1) Sunrise Semester lilMti) Nam (9) Movie (4) Continental Cites Salaries Mercier, Mrs. Frank Thomas, (II) It's A Great Life "One of the reasons TV com- Mrs. G. L. WhitfieM and Mrs. Classroom fcN- 0) For Better or Worn (IS) Newabeat 7:H- (2) News lercials are not what we would Bertha. (4) Quota For A Day 7:M-(1S) Weather like can be blamed oh the sala- (7) Day la Court (4) Today 8:99-(S) Texan 7:11- (7) Morning Prayer ries paid the copywriters in the (I) Film Drama (4) Love and Marriage 7:W- (7) Early Bird Cartoons ad agencies. They are among the Bob Crosbys (11) Empire lowest paid men in the TV in- (It) Movie (I) Dial 999 7:K- (S) Preview; Call To PLUS 2ND HIT. Reunited (II) International Prayer dustry," says Garry. lit*- (I) House Party Detective I:H- (2) News HANDS AND SANDS OF TIW -NBC-TV Nitwark starltt TV producer Bob Finkel'sll THE Junnt laird appropriately «b*trv«s this passing »f 1tSI, an< BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP (4) Thin Man (IS) Play of the Week (J) Eacyclopaedia tht arrival «f 1M0. Jeanne has apptarcd en nuntertui' NIC — The Bob Crosbys are together (7) Gate Storm Britannica ther, Bill, is rather amused over (I) Film Drama •:S9- (i) Father Knows Beat he surprise expressed at TV's II Uticaat* artund thi clock — from the tarly-mornlna "Today" again, hopeful of saving thei (4) Wells Fargo - (7) Little Raicali to tho liU-nlfM -Jack Fair Ihow." 21-year marriage. (II) Basic Russlaa l:l#- (2) News rigging expose. Years ago he (5) Divorce Hearing operated a string of theaters in "We had a very happy holi- l:»»- (2) Millionaire ' (7) Bourbon Street Beat 1:1$- (2) Captain Kangaroo day," Crosby said last night. He I:M- (I) Sandy Becker Pittsburgh and lived through the LONG BRANCH (4) Young Dr. Malone (II) Kingdom of the Sea told newsmen that he and his (I) Treasure (7)Beulah 'bingo" and ''dish-night" era. Baronet-They Came to Cor-wife. June, dined together on (7) Beat The Clock 9:99— (2) Danny Thomas I:H— (2) Topper "The bingo company which II MOVIE TIMETABLE dura 3:25. 7:00, 10:25; Legend (4) Peter Gunn Furnished the cards always sent || RED BANK Christmas Day and attended (I) Strange Stories (4) Movie of Tom Dooley 2:00, 9:00. church Sunday. (5) Theater S (7) Personal Theater us the winning cards, about 25 Carltoo-IOOl Arabian Nights (II) Movie of them, in a separate package," ASBURY PARK The couple separated after (9) Science Fiction •:»- (1) Our Miss Brooks 2:00, 7:00, 10:00; Flying Fon J:>9- <1> Verdict la Yours Theater Bill recalls. "The theater opera- Uines 3:30, 8:30. Mayfalr—Journey to the Center argument last month. Mrs. Cros- (4) From These Roota (7) Romance of Life (II) Silent Service liKHU) Exploring tor was then obliged to mix these of the Earth 2:45. 7:00, 9:30. by told police at the time that (5) Racket Squad winners' into the cards he han- EATONTOWN her husband came home in 9:19- (2) Ann Sothern Mathematics NOW SHOWING Lyric—Sapphine 7:00, 9:00. (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Alcoa Theater ded out to his patrons. Drlve-lB-1001 Arabian Nights angry mood and pushed' her. She (9) Movie 1I:N- (2) On The Go WULjAMOpeTZ 7:05, 10:10; Flying Fontaines (7) Adventures In (4) Dough Re Mi Frantic Call said Crosby was subbed in the (IS) Curtain Time "One night I got a frantic call 8:45. THANKS' IS PAY ENOUGH arm and chest when the grabbed Paradise (7) Memory Luc 4:91- (2) Brighter Day (9) Film Drama from one' of my managers. 'Bill,' HAZLET WEST ORANGE, N. J. (AP) — a letter opener' to defend her- IWMID Our World Neighbors THEYCAME (4) House On High Street (11) This Man Dawson Ifclw- (1) December Bride he shouted, 'I've passed out the Loew'i Drive-In-Cartoon 7:00; Nine years after her entertain- self. cards, but I forgot to put the Crosby's version was that his (5) Douglas Fairbanks 19:99- (2) Hennesey (4) Treasure Hunt 10:10; Aladdin 1,001 Nights ment group disbanded, Jean (I) American Bandstand (4) Steve Allen winners in! The bingo game lOCORDURA Rapicano is still carrying on. with wife had fallen when he attempt- (7) Star Playhouse *; COLUMBIA netuas > 7:05, 10:15; Flying Fontaines (II) Amos'N* Andy (i) Walter Wlnchell File starts in five minutes and there uMMOC • utnua eoioe, a one-woman marionette show to ed to disarm her. 11:4a—(1» Science Around You isn't a winner in the house. What — 8:40. (IS) Richard Willis (9) Strange Stories M:
Property owntn know I'm VIPARTM Y SNACKS *r,41"" c (Cloied Sunday) champ at finding good tenants keeping rentals In the profit col Crtamtd HtrrliHj •,:;43c 506 Proipoet Avt., Uttlt Silvor '1126 Ocoan Avonut, Soa Bright umn, I'm 0, Hewla Huitlei, th Rtgliltr Clasilfled Ad that tell LUNCH HERRING ,':, 47c »mttl«t lHt RED BANK REGISTER on. the next trick to make the MfAK contract. THE RULES, MARY-AND ^ TMIRMOMETERS 16—Monday, Dec. 28, 1959 SIT DOWN FOR A LITTLE) JUGGLING THE HANDS Daily Question TALK? yNEEDMYREST/ Bridge no ollieV high cards, would he As dealer, you hold: Spades A North dealer bid one diamond when vulnerable K J 6 3, hearts K J 10, diamonds East-Wat vulnerable against non-vulnerable opponents? 6 5, clubs 9 4 2. What do you NORTH t Clearly East must have the say? * Q 10 7 4 king of clubs if he is a sensible Answer: Bid one spade. You Column AQ : player. have 12 points in high cards and one point for the doubleton. This •y ALFRED MEINWOU) When you come to this conclu- sion you decide against taking is enough for an opening bid the club finesse. One way towhen you have a good rebid- US. Matter* Teut ChimplM %Mh ^754 4>A7 4>KQ9832 make your contract is to take dable major suit. Id imporUn' to remember • I JO » 7 • K 5 the ace of clubs'and then lead that your opponents are normal soimi a low club in the hope that East •NO DEARIE human being* and that they are AAK163 must slay the king. Another BON AIR, Va. (AP) - A cur- trying to help each other. You V K J 10 way is to begin the clubs by 4> f, 5 ious lad looked at the ballot boxes . can uiually rely on their bids.to leading' a low club from the at the Bon Air Elementary • 94 J dummy. This may trap East tell you where the high cards North East Soot* West School. MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY •re. 1 •> 1 • 1 * Pass into playing the king even if he has more than two clubs. If "What are these for?" he asked You'll go down if you try play. 2 *V Fans 4 * All Pass An election official explained Ing today's hand without paying . - Opening lead — *A East playi low, you intend to play* the ace of clubs next that the people were voting that attention to the bidding. The op- day. ponent* begin by taking twodia The best line of play It to And you console draw trumps and cash three "Are they electing new teach- moods trick*. Yon rail the third your partner. ers?" he asked hopefully. diamond with the ace of trumps, him with the sage observation hearts.. Then lead a tow club from the South hand and play draw three rounds of trumps, that you can't win all the RIGHT AT HOME and eventually take the normal finesses. low from the dummy. East may club finesse. Think, ef Overall be obliged to win the trick wheth- GROTON, Conn. (AP) -Rob- This ir fatal. Dummy'! queen Now think of East's overcall er he wants to or not, and then ert A. Wilbur ha* no trouble re- of clubs loses to the king. Weit of one diamond before you play he will be unable to make a safe calling ..the. old one-room school- must eventually get a club trick, the hand. You discover very iretur n lead..... As the. cards lie, house he attended 30 years ago. early in the play that East be- .East can allow West to win theHe bought it in IMS for $2,750, and the contract it one in the 1 lub soup. g*n with six diamonds headed fa* « •''«*• Declarer must made it into a two-bedroom home "Tough luck," you remark to by th- e king-queen- - . I----f East had- go up with dummy** ace of clubsand now live* there. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ABIW#rt#Ytit*""»""*• "ASTROGUIDE" By Ceean S-Mak* angry 4-Pronoun BUB BUlldE UliU Ft? Saturday, December U I-Rod«nt nan annan ana l-Trirea-toed - Doth BHD mma arcs Prttont—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 7-Fold UUQ HQUC3B Your* • • • L°*( vow* with a S-Fraquentlr aana UQH DDBH aaci DOH iJflana clear conscience, doing only iSft aaapra uunciw what is necessary, as there are mulberry Mill many parties ahead in the -TM« I* THt CtkXVUT ID-Prohibition uuaciB ana una WINS 1VK BVM H»W» 14-CkeM pltci raaan L30E-: aaoa coming week. ChUdrentend to H-Btttir r«tch mraraQH HUD be unruly, due to tiredness. Put OP.,, wtm lt-Pald notici some of their gift* away until a nQmi HIM UaUiiO Uflli rtfulU to later dale. A long tittup* al work urju nui-iun nun from sontoMi*B» eauMtftjet Zt-Uor* from through yeWrdsy tuif bright**) . iM* to Me N-Toune io*t 4li your day. H-ABftr tl-IKb limb nlckntm* H-Vantltatt 14-Toul ' 41-Llmb Space between 500 IMtoUUn next M-HurrM «7-Poem p«f...AaAm»TiciB tally tl-Uutte: u 17-Blaw upon 41-Merry which, two gHientiofyi ago, aOT&OOO into torn earth AgrMmcn 41-Bofor* wrlttra Il-Pltch«r« Il-Babylontaa spent 50» of its laeome oo,wiU be the raott likdy ibtaKf M-U«> 40-Dcnt deity food, eats better today on 32%. of operations (or manned craft nleknamt 41-OMMI ll-r*roo If iht average American ftmiW H-POM for U-Par«nt Iiltnda well into the future. In the next (COlKXJj) whirlwind v/ere willing to dine at neagerly Portrait as it did then, it would need to few yean we'll sea rockets capa- spend only 16* of it* Income ble of transporting (mall groups ai-Hlta of men between continent*. tt-Nota of icall for food. K-Inlct Sl-OrteVi ntetlvei NUBBIN Ay JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDAU Si-Wooden pin Th« Day Und.r Your Sign 31-FIMI 40-ConducteA1 UMA [Ur*.» u.cw. n\ 41VaH41VHi* d Do • minimum of "pickini up" uoun GUISS VIHMmWlfSS rack . lh< hWH •• Ikit fo« cu |M «>• 4t-B«*r4 *f Vtk V VKX9V9A ml. ' IT WAS N 4)|-iqiitHty TAUHUS (April MUMn 10) SCORHO(Ott. 4<-Mtnh Wk»t ku|«M it kon< U > I A ratheh r latl y dayi , which ii iuit — „ .memo} mutt.Tft^r« ol «MMI«I i* you aeed liter yeuerday'i eiciKmto *am*) iTotRvro FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN. 7ELMMARK TRAIL By ED DODD SEE WHAT DICK W£Lt, \0U AMRCH MltftiLEY, MYWIFESWS CAN YOU EXCHANGE DAVIS SENT ME RIGHT DOWN /IND III HAVE TO EXCHANGE IT FOR ONE WITH RKCHRI5TMA5 EXCHANGE IT THIS TIE A BLONDE OH IT? |N SECONDS HE 10 OUT OF RANGC, AWSAFE TOB THE TIMtE BEING THE TOODLES By THE B4ERS POGO By WALT KELLY BONNIE fiy JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST NOW, writ THE RED BANK RECISTCR 20—Monday, Dec. 28, 1959 CINCINNATI (AP)-He wu THE HANDS bom an Indian, went to a Roman Bridge the ace of tpadet for his over- Catholic parochial school in North dealer call, to nothing can be gained Bombay for three yean, then to North-South vulnerable a Protestant school and now it NORTH by playing dummy's king of 4YK954 studying to be a reform Jewish trumps. rabbi. Column • AQ«4 East wins the second trick with That's the background of Saul • AJ the ace of spades and returns a Joel, lS-year-oM student at %j AXFftED gHEINWOLD WEST EAST heart for West to ruff. This is the Hebrew Union College-Jewish in- :r $$i3io» ruff that cannot be prevented, stitute of Religion here. U.S. Masters TMM 2 3 but the ruffing stops right then. He's the first Indian in the 15- Don't wist* your time and en 1'l.V.V UQO West's best continuation is a club, year college history, but Joel ergy fightinf against the inevit- * SOUTH through dummy's strength. says his fsmlly religious roots A J 10 8 7 2 able. Struggle for the trick* that Declarer takes the ace of clubs, have been fixed in Judaism for you can win and forget about 5K7 6 draws the last trump, and gives 250 years. whit can't be helped. • K 10. up one club sooner or later. Ife He says, "The Christian schools Weit opaned the four of hearU loses two trump tricks and a club, were a very good experience. I MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY and South woe, in hit hand with 1 NT 2 V 2* Pan but still makes Ms game contract htd many an interesting discus- the King. He felt tun that E«it All Pass sion on religion with the priests held a six-card tuit for the over Opening lead — V4 DAILY QUESTION and missionaries who were my ull, which meant that Weit't Partner opens one NT, and theteachers." opening lead was a singleton, next player puses. You hold: With tome vague idea of dis- MIND IS SET carding a heart. South immediate- Th» defeaden liter got a club Spades-Q (, Hearts-4, Diamonds trick, and South wat down two ly cathed the king of diamond* —J « g 7 3 2. Clubs-It I 7 2. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Hit by at a cold contract All became ft or at • downtown intersection, and led another diamond to dum- What do you say? my't ace. Eatt gratefully ruffed he tried to stop a heart ruff that Ttyear-old Sadie McGrath in- and led a heart for West to ruff. couldn't be ttopped. ANSWER: Bid two diamonds dignantly repected a policeman's West happily led another diamond, Should Lead Trumps Your hand may be worthless a suggestion that the should be checked by a doctor, declaring, and East ruffed with the ace of South thould lead a trump at notrump, but thould be good for trumpt. Now East led another the second trick. Wett plays low, 'I have as appointment with my heart, and West't queen of tptdet and declarer should finesse dun- several tricks at a diamond con-hairdresser and I'm not going to took the tetting trick. my't nine. East pretty surely hat tract. break it." ByCeean niw "ASTRO-GUIDE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE * *•' For Thursday, December 31 ACROSS It-aim* at aan uuuu HUH l-MIbi* fiifc cardi SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 11-EvertTtan a^a auafl unm Prasent—For You and ihrub Youri • • Don't ruth around all i-cSJtr 'JUT; IM U-Eliit 1 max dty to thtt you'll be too tirtd to U-Splrlt la lO'Tttijast "Thi asunlawfully enjoy the festivities this evening. TtBMM" 'vi ;lii.'nan;! JM Be sure your wardrobe is in 14-Padd diirlt -in'.11 311:1 -jB.o ' ti-Culn* order, then get a little nap during afternoon, or after you get borne !1-UM*T« Stutter la • from the job. Take public tram- nnraat It-StaC pohttion whenever potiiMe to- it-Malnttlat* IttUur night as safety it haufdoui ai al- ways en New Yew's Eve. M-MTrtUr «.pj»»cur» M-rrult drink 4i.T*n FARNSWORTH By FRANKUN VAN ZELU MARK TRAIL By ED DODD THERES A FELLOW VMMTS YOU MESS'S TNtj NtWCCjrv TO DO A LITTLE WORK AT THE •OMBTWSI 'mooes* mtatme' HUMTtW* 8H0rr», A Y0UM» LATHAM TNST MARK ...AMP THE CMEOOV NEXT CORNER HCtMKOH Hie 'FAST BIBCH BAB AD * TOtW tuaiT J0WS A HJOCKOF euTDoea 6TBIKIN0/ CAMAOA«tSK MaMNft COUTH MAOAXINE SANMNG CO WMICM MARK TRAIL MNKP At) A BOVIN6 PHOtOOOAPMR ANPWMTfa. AMD m A ftW DAVS, Hi AND MS) COMPANMNS AM WTTUD ON A GBAVK BAR Off IMS FLORIDA COACT WMBRt THBV HOPt TO flPSND THI WINTSjR THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POGO By WALT KELLY lift-W^ti ita»i BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O*MALLEY THINK OF IT.1HMIWKOUI tttf$ MHN* CHRISTMAS... AMD im TOYS J.RU -STILL IN Secret Pak BED BAM. lECtflll WANTO Soup Is Ideal Post-Turkey Fare n, im-n mum a. floats - nikn .mum mi, 0A4 lesj; eif correspondence. Are Revealed I Dtp WMwadv Batata aevraiiala. KomnouUi Kaxnpe By CECILY WOWNSTONE Y* .mum HIGHLANDS — Twinlight Plans Complete I On* CMMcuti .8CUK Coins w Monmoutb SI 8H I-0M6 AP Newsfeatures Food Editor 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE FURNITURE AND CARPETS BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED IN YOUR HOME OR AT OUR PLANT WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS CLEANED ALL TYNS OP MICS CLEANED LONO, LOHft WALK IS OVER — Feet swathed in band- •gat, Dr. Barbara Moore sift up in hospital bad in Lon- don, England, Dae. 26. Tha 56.yaar.eld dietician walkad 10% DISCOUNT the 373 miles from Edinburgh, Scotland, in tavan days and «even nights, reaching London on Christmas Eve. On Presenting Hits Ad! She lost 14 pounds on long trek. (APPLIES TO CLEANING ONLY) (AP Wirephoto via radio from London) Two Youths Fined Maniac Sought or Disorderly Conduct RUGS RED BANK - Two It-year- NEVER USED olds were fined S25 each this tlU In Beheading morning on charges of beinj $35 BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) disorderly Dec. 25 at 141 Wesl $30 •* — —Police seeking the maniac Bergen PI. GE VACUUM $20 killer who beheaded a girl with Magistrate John V. Crowell • kitchen knife warned today Imposed the fines on James Let that "no woman la Britain is Jennings, 39 Bank St., and Car ACME CARPET AND •ate." ney Johnson, 29 Prospect Ave.' Since last Wednesday night, Peter Zupko, 52, no home, wai when the headless body of 29- sent to the county Jail for M Upholstery Cleaning Co. year-old Sidney Stephanie Balrd days for loitering In front oi SH MJSS RID 1ANK was found in a YWCA hostel, >nllr* Hmlaiiirten the biggest manhunt in the his- tory of Britain's Industrial mid- lands has steadily built up. "We an looking for a killer who may strike again at any mo- Save on Famous "Utica" Percale ment," said • eenlor police of- ficer. COMPANY Police toured die city with «ss«a« s*aa ass SMSB. loudspeaker cars appealing for and Muslin Sheets and Cases clues, flashed messages on mo- . vie screens, and broadcast to football crowds. Last night, 27-year-old Mrs. Evelyn Peake said she believed Save on 128-Thread Silky-Smooth 180-Thread she came face to face with blood-soaked killer as he was 10 Famous Brands Offer making his escape. Thrift Muslin Sheets White Percale Sheets Mrs. Peake got off a bus near her home 259 .yards from the YWCA hostel. Tremendous Savings! 72x108" and • 72x108" and ' "I aaw • yousf man slumped Twin Fitted Reg. 2.39 1.99 Twin Fitted Reg. 2.98 againsg t a waB Of * boose," she •aid. "At first 1 thoughg t he was Sixe: Rag. Sefe! Size: Rag. St4e! B b th liht f drunk. But by the light of January Corset Sale 63 x 99" 1.89 1.79 81 x 108" Long Full 3.29 2.79 atreet lamp I could see he ap- peared to be In pain. 63 x I OB" 2.19 1.89 42 x 38Vi" Cases 84c 74c "I walked over to Mm with 72 x 99" 2.19 1.89 45 x 38Vi" Cases «9c 79c two men. One of them aid to * Jantzen him: 'Blimey mate, what have • Warner's • I x 99'! 2.39 1.99 Twin Fitted Sheets 2.98 2.49 you been doing?'" The man-Ma face was dirty • tamo * Lily of France • I x 101" 2.69 2.29 Double Fitted Sheets 3.29 2.79 and Ms clothing blood-itataed- 90x10»" 2.89 2.59 K Fitted Sheets 3.29 2.89 repUed: "I fell down in a gar- • Sarong * Peter Pan den, nt be all tight when I get 42 x 34" Cases 44c 49C Long Twin Sheets, 39x80 3.29 2.89 m a bus" • Cord* de Paris * Surprise 4S x 36" Cases 69e 54e Long Double Sheets, 54x80 3.69 3.29 • Youthcraft * Maidenform Double Fitted 2.69 2.29 King Bottom Sheets 7.98 4.98 Charge Gerk Queen Bottom Sheets 4.49 3,98 Used Heroin 101 x 122 '/a" 7.98 $.98 LONG BRANCH-A telephone 100 x 120" 5.98 4.98 call led to the arrest of a man Girdles, reg. 5.95 to 16.50 3,95 tO 13*50 who was caught allegedly giving himself a shot of heroine Thurs- room Mottreis Snoots Twin Fitted 2.91 . 2.49 Paul H. Ryston, 2), a roomer Bras, reg. 2.00 to 5.95 1,59 tO 4*99 Long* Wearing 140*Thread at 252 Chelsea Ave., was arrest- Double Fitted 3.29 2.79 ed by Detective Caot Joseph Purcell In a bathroom in the Smart woman save substantially in our great January Corset Sale. Coma house. ' ' Heavy'Duty Muslin Sheets Ryston, a stock clerk, was al- and select from famous styles in Girdles, Cersalettas, Bandeaux, Strap- legedly using a hypodermic 72x108". 81x99" and aeedle. less er Long-linn Brassieres. Styles and fabrics for every figure. Magistrate Thomas J. Baldino Twin Fitted Reg. 2.89 2.39 200'thread Luxurious sentenced Ryston to six months In the county |ail on a charge STEINBACH'S CORSET SALON, Street Floor and Anbury Park of violating a city ordinance Site: Reg. StM Beautiful Percales against the use of narcotic!, snd 63 x •9" TwJn Site 2.59 ordered him held for the g.rand « / > {. 2.19 Jury on a charge of Illegal use tmrnsmtm el x 108" Long Twin 2.69 2.29 Twin Fitted Reg. 4.49 2,98 of narcotics. 72 x 99" Wide Twin 2.98 The anonymous call about Ry jj 2.29 tton esnte from another roome R 81 x 108" Long Full 2.89 Siu. Rig. WW ft 2.69 In the house, Semi-Annual Clearance i 90 x 108" 3.29 2.99 72 x 108" Leng Twin 4.49 3.19 Seek Finch-Tregoff 42 x 36" Caiai 69c 59c SI x 108" Leng Full 4.91 3J9 Jury Agreement 45 x 36" Cases 74c 49c Double Fitted 4.91 3J9 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dr Women's Better Shoes Twin Sheets 2.89 2.39 42 x 3B'/i" Cases 1.19 94c R. Bernard Finch and his sweet- 1 heart, Carole Tregoff, return to Double Sheats 2.98 2.49 4S x 38 /." Cases 1.29 99c court today while attorneys try once more to agree on a jury for their murder trial. Red Cross Shoes The case has been la recess Rag. 12.91 to I4.fl since Dec. 17, Since then, auburn- Now 9.99 haired Carole has observed her 2Jrd birthday. It was Christmas Day and she spent it In the Caressa, Mannequin dreary surroundings of county Rsg, 10.91 te 14.9b Now 8.99 Jail. Shop Wednesday Night 'til 9 When tha recess was called seven women and flvo men were tentatively sealed In tho Jury box, Rtd Crosi Cobbles, Town and Both Asbury Park and Red Bank Stores Closed Out of the original 100-pcrson panel,' H had bocn disqualified Country and Golo Shoes Now 7.99 Friday (New Year's) and Saturday, Jan. 2nd lor one reason or another. Rsg. 10.91 to I2.9S Dr. Finch, 41-year-old «urj