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Iuu«4 Dally. Monday through Friday, mured •• Second dt» Hutu VOLUME 82, NO. 84 at U» Port ottlc* at JUi Bank. N. J.. under the Act of March 3. mi. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE School Board Filing Commuters9 Ike Is Spending Dates Made Known Plight Being FREEHOLD - Candidate for Studied eece regional high school districts WASHINGTON (AP) -About To* Boy Stabbed must file nomlaatiag petitions by dozen suggestions to help the Dee. 24, and candidates tor local nation's financially hard-pressed ATHENS. Greece (APMTes- districts must file by Dec 31. railroads and their harried com- Ident Eisenhower arrived in Driver Killed During Fight Earl B. Garrison, county super- muters probably will be thrash- Athena today for another mam- 10th welcome expressing thanks intendent of schools, has announ- ed out ia Congress next year. ced. it more than 12 years of Amer- In Rt. 35 Car, In Belford Suggestions niay range from di- The deadline on filing day Is ican aid to this tough little ally M1DDLET0WN — RUMCU J. rect subsidies to railroads to tax alongside the Iron Curtain. relief and creation of a federal Truck Crash Smithmi, 37, of 131 Sixth St., Regional Ugh school district The President's big orange West Keaniburg, a painter, will transportation agency. and silver Jet landed at the CLnTWOOO-ACmmoimfm will elect board members Fab. 2, The key to Congressional efforts waa killed early tale ' aaatatog be arraigned before Magistrate and other boards win hold elec- Greek capital's seaside airport W. Gilbert Manion today on a solve tha railroads' problems is after e six-hour stop in Iran mat whaa hia ear ran teto the rear tions Feb. t. School budgets also marked the halfway point In hiaof a grocery track oa Rt 21 charge of atrocious assault and will be voted on at tha elections. anidy of American transporta- battery. tion now being conducted by a 22,000-mile good will tour. Dead ia George E. Woods, Met A full contest may develop in Tbeaaaade of Greeks tamed CliffwoodDr. Smlthson was arrested last Red Bank. The terms of Dr. special Senate Commerce Corn- group headed by Gen. John eat to the Police Captain J. Edgar Wtt- night. Police said he subbed Herman O. Wiley, Samuel Caro- klnaon said the track waa drivaa his nephew, Charles Walling, U. tenuto and George Worthley, Jr., Doyle, retirled Air Force Chief of transportation. by Harold E. Kreil. IS. of ft OU of 197 Ridge Ave., Belford. In will expire. Bergen Rd.. Jersey City. • Tit the chest. get a baMay aad many werk* OpaasHloa Great Report la Jaaaary era were ajvea tune off ae may truck is owned by Safeway The Walling youth Is in fair A. Edward Grudin, 435 Spring It has been' directed to report eeeM catch a gHmpae at the Stores, Inc.. Jersey City. r» condition in Riverview Hospital St., Little Silver, president of Ita findings to Congress next Mr. Kreil had stopped tor the today. the Red Bank Committee for January but there are reports I Prime Minister Constantina traffic light at CUffwoodAve, ga* According to Capt. Raymond Better Education, said the group may seek additional time to de- KaramanUa urged hia people to Rt 35. then etartad_ "probably" will run three candi T. Walling, Smlthson, who had velop a balanced transportation greet Elsenhower "with the en- •••• v^aoe* oasaaj •aaa^gavaaa^Pgt ^sesjaarov been drinking, came to the boy's pun for the country. thuslasm imposed by the person- Wilkinson aaid. >• house around 7:45 p. m. asking The committee formed early The group ia directing Ka study ality of our visitor and the sig- Tha crash threw the victim oat to see him. this year during a battle with the along four major lines—federal nlfleanae of hia mission.'" of hia car onto tha highway.*!* Red Bank Board of. Education tax relief for the railroads, rail- The President's ltmile route awaa First Aid Sojoad took me According to Capt Walling, •CHNT1N9 THI WAY-Peter Spaojiuolo. special officer assigned to the Red Bank Smithson told the boy's mother, over the ltJMO school budget road consolidation on a regional into Athens lay aloag a broad man to Perm Amboy General Mrs. Helen Walling, that the Mr. Carotenuto and Mr. Worth- parking lets, adjusts a sign at the foot of Breed St. Looking on are Deputy Poliee beats, possible over-regulation of four-lane highway beside the blue Hospital where he waa " youth was supposed to work for ley have aaid they will seek re- Chief Leroy McKnight, and George L. Bieliti, president of the Monmouth County railroads and creation of a fed- waters of the Bay of Phaleroo, aouaced deed oa arrival. • election. Dr. Wiley said. "Right then past the Temple of the Capt Wilktaeoa him but never showed up. National Bank and a member of the Operation Crossroad of tha Rad Bank Com- eral transportation agency. When the boy came home, now, I don't know." Olympian Zeus and tha Great were no skid mirks Although the Red Bank Com- munity Chamber of Commerce. Twenty signs pointing towards parking lots wore It is also studying ways to en- Arch of Hadrian. Cspt. Walling ssid Smithson got courage transportation compacts the point of Impact .. . ? into an argument with him and mittee for Better Education erected Friday as part of the Chamber's Operation Crossroad. Thousands of U.S. flags am The accident occurred at 1:4S plans to enter a slate of candi- among states similar to the one stabbed him in the chest with a worked out early this year by the bhie and white banners of a. m.. • . . . . '••'•''' .;•'%'•• paring knife. The boy told po- dates, the names "are not ready New York and New Jersey. Greece dotted, the route, flying Mr. Kred will be lice he waa mad at his uncle yet" Mr. Grudin said. School Fand Debate Raritan Seekt State between pepper and orange trees. Jan. 12 before Magietr and decided 'not to work with Urged Higher Salaries 4 Major Pateta "Welcome Elsenhower A. Foster on a technical charge him. The committee waa formed School Bond Okay Among ita tax relief were plastered on hundreds of oi ransing oaam ay aw.. . .• ;> when the Board of Education de- buildings. ' There waa oat passenger toOa > The hoy waa taken to tha hos- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - mendationa may be more liberal pital by the Port Monmouth First clined to increase teachers' eala- Juliano: Township Is depreciation allowsncea on rail- Tonight, m keaer el ma ee- truck. Neither he aor Mr. Krat Aid Squad. rlee before submitting the budget Members of the Beard at road equipment, tax exempt eon- (See IKE Pg. 2) waa. injured, police raportoaV ", Smithion was arrested by Pa- to vote.' Education waat to Trentoa thai etructioft funde for .railroeds and trolmen Howard Collins and Ar- Voters defeated all sections meraiag for a publle bearing abolition of the 10 per eent tax thur Stover. (See SCHOOL BOARD Pg. 2) Not Obligated to Pay i railroad tickets. Issue for coastnetioa of a high The American Municipal Asso- Car Injures Girl SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP -Township Board of Education ciation and commuter railroad This township has no legal oh- district presidents hammered out a four- Four Motor Vehicle llgation to pay any money to the The president of the Board of The state DMstoa of Local point commuter program at a re- Shrewsbury Township Board of Education, H. D. Hubbard, in- Government la rendnrllag the cent Denver convention. It will Walkh Education for the education of terviewed yesterday, said Shrews- be presented to Congress next the children living in its muni- bury Township bad entered into haariag aad ia expected to an- year and Includes: IflDDLETOWN • — Jeaaah Stations to Close cipallpy y owned Alfred Vail Apart- a "gentlemen'a agreement" to Ita formal approval el pay t»,S0O a year, and should I. Creation of a balanced trane- BoyBurned Graaso, It. of dee to Red Bank. Keyport, Free- AntlxxvJullaao told a press co» honor it car atradt ami bold and Long Branch art ex-Ex-Area fcrence Friday sight. 'The agreement they made was J. Deyslopmaatat "rattoaal tax verbal, but ia recorded in the pected to dose Jan. 1. "If there la a moral iMtptVm verbal, but ia recorded in the In Gas Fire ef 411 VertMeaaMuthpd., Bast In an economy and effldeoey > W aooMkaag." the towttUp ?%£ oTiitate Board of Edden- t Earl aVGarrlaaa rapartad 8. Uag-torm. knv-mterast fed- taibtnJLTOWN,N, RoberRobert^ttot i move initiated by Ned J. Par-Man Dies In official ooattnued, "It la lor a awattoa hearing at Trenton,T ' in eral torn to mai _. y, win i* «»:• MrM . HbbHubbardd statedd. OUMr pUDUC WHQr. 10 a hearing hi MagistraVa eekiaa, acting director of Motor ni very much smaller thaa pcovtd tat la in good condition nvRlvervlew Vehicles, a total of 14 agantkt KlftUe the $0,500 the board la asking as M£^ HoeplteJ today with first aad Court Tnunday oa a charge of No Actlea bat advised the beard It had caralesa driving. In tha state will be dosed. to pay." —AJetter from the ehool board ties j^ d buree suffered ea to trim $18,000 treat ee The Eatontown and Asbury NEWARK — A former New Tiny Shrewsbury Township andrequesting payment was read to 4 A graat-to-aM progrant aim' his face aad ami l a a §£ Mas Lebeax is faportod la fair .Park stations will remain open. Shrewsbury resident and two its much larger neighbor, New the Township Committee at its liar to the urbaa renewal plea fire in hU home yesterday coMittaMt lodly wftfc Bv"j The move will reduce from 86 other men were killed Friday Shrewsbury borough-, are both meeting hut Tuesday, but that buildlag. for communities which have de- u»g. , fracture of the right lag. night when their light plane vetoed a "aouad olaa for tha AMVMIM* MNMM A to (2 the number of licensing members; of the. Shrewsbury body took no action on it. for According to Newton A. Mai* ACOOaTUaU sO crashed into a swampy area near The beard haa of police, the gW agencies la the state. Mr. Juliano called the Friday lett, fire chief, the boys father, waa walkmg easst oa theaorth Newark airport press conference because, he eald, total Jar Ja* II. Lawrence Stewart, was cleaning Tha licensing agents whose of- side of Fart Joseph E. Faahndrlch, about Nab 3 Boys be wanted to clear up any Im- some dothea with gw m the whaa she waa etruek by the «ar. ffcea are scheduled for closiag 35, treasurer of WardLa France pression that the committee was cellar whaa the famaa van •re: Edward Von KattangeUall. Red Traekmg Corp, Elmlra. N. Y, aitad by the pilot light ia Bank; Joseph Kennedy. Keyport: trying to evade the Issue, formerly Uvad at W Resda Rd., InKeansburg to put It on the record that they Two Train Suits OC WMM*. cMUtsT* • ,, saytaf that shee bearhi d the ear a#» Alvah Vanderveer. Freehold, and The bay waa to the cellar with proocbJag aad tuned anaat, Irving Kaye, Long Branch. believe they do not owe what the school board ia asking. hia famer when the fire broke bat that vu all she ismsmbsrsst Mr. yon Kattengell said agents Also killed were Roy Wilson 40, pilot of the plane and presi- For Entries He reviewed the history of the out. Mr. Graaso told poliee that be •re paid on an "item bull," KEANSBURG - Three youths Settled for $270,000 Chief Mallett said that the Esch transaction, no matter how dent of WardUFrance, and Wil- matter as follows: bad pulled out to pass another liam Cobb, 00, vice president of face juvenile authority proceed- Until 1957 the whole of what blase that followed waa confined car whan the girl appeared to large or small,' is a single item, ings as a result of a series of FREEHOLD - Settlements tot- he said. Agents receive 21 cents Allied Welder Corp., Dearborn. ia now known as Shrewsbury to the cellar. He aaid that the iroat of Bin* breaking and entries here. Township was owned by the alling $275,000 against the Central floor beams were burned aad the per item up to about 30,080 items, Mich. Railroad of New Jersey were ap- After striking the girt, the ear he said, and then the rate drops The plane had taken off from The trio were arrested Friday federal government, which had Police Chief house suffered extensive smoke night when they were caught built there 265 permanent dwel- proved Friday by Superior Court swerved, started spinning and to 18 cents per item. Newark Airport 12 minutes be- Judge J. Edward Knight damage- finally turned over to a ditch aa breaking into the Spotless Clean- ling unite and 126 temporary He estimated damage at $1,001. Mr. Von Kattengell said the Red fore it crashed. The plane turnedera and Launderers, 240 Main dwelling unite, plua various serv- In Matawan The four children of the late the other side of the road. Mr. Bank MV office was first openedback toward the airport after Although the boy was burned, Grasso waa unhurt St. police said. ice buildings. Those government- James C. Adams, Rumson, were the father eacapad lajury. by hia father in 1907. Ha said encountering heavy ice. Witnes- built structures make up the awarded 1150,000 for hia death bis father operated the station ses said no craft appeared to The youths, ages t, 11 and The Belford ladapandant aad Miss Lebsai was tekea to ma 12. were nabbed after they gain- whole of the Township, today. Critically 111 ia tha Newark Bay wreck of Engine compeataa answered the hospital by the East yntiliwi. Mr.VonKattengentooV g k nose to while banking la the Central train on Sept IS, IMS, ed entry to the building by break- While the govern MATAWAN — Police Chief alarm. Pint Aid Sajead. ever operatioti n of tthha agency hading patten. It crashed into Vail homes. which took 4S lives. a awampy area about 2*0 feat ing a window at the rear of the It paid the board John J. Flood remained in criti- Feb. 1, 1955. of education $1,500 a year for Mrs. Mary N. Costa. West Long west of the field. store. The police, who had the cal condition this morning in Fit- Mr. Adama was the editor of Branch, operates tha licensing store under surveillance, were education of the children in the trade Journal. Hia wife. Alice, Mr. Faehadrich lived at 112 waiting inside. died N houra after the accident Says Variance Needed agency In the multi-purpose in- West Water St, Elmlra. spection station in Eatontown. Police said that this was the • from the per-night. at Monmouth Medical Center, Francis J. Mahoney operates the He waa a member of St Dor- third time that the trio had manent dwellings, In addition, Chief Flood was attending a where she had been ill for To Run Service Station Aibury Park agency. othea'a Catholic Church, Eaton- broken Into the store. They also to Mr. Juliano, the dinner of the Monmouth County time. town, and of tha church's Holy admitted having broken into the government paid SO per cent of Police Chiefs' Association in Avon Along the economy lines, Mr. the cost of the new Sycamore The suit was filed by Mrs. Parseklsn is said to feel that Name Society. Mlddletown Reading Center. N at the time he was stricken. Louise Adams Dower, Summit, HOLMDEL - TownsWp Com- Main St., three times; Harold's Avenue School in New Shrews- with the Implementation of the Surviving are hia mother, Mrs. bury, on account of the "federal- Mr. Flood became a member sister of Mr. Adama, on behalf mlttaamaa Edwin Uebanow haa Sees Nixon new mail order licensing system, Joseph Faehndrich; hia wife, Candy Store and Petes Park Inn, of the local police force in 1914.the children, who range to age bow on Main St.. and several ly
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Mary Schmidt, Jean Shelton, No Driving HAifm TO raw •/•tote Fair Haven Students to GiveEsther Sarik, Mary Varno, Su-I sin Cavallo, .Kathy Craig, Mary OH, IT'S you-1 THOUGHT ' OM MoMnoutit Yule Program Cunningham, Christine Young, De-For 10 Years I H&ARP SOMEONE WOCtClti& Yule Party nise Humphreys, Susan Hurley, MIDDLETOWN — The speech NEW SHREWSBURY - Harold AT OUR PROMT OOOd i! FAIR HAVEN — A Christmas 'Juti drama classes, under the di-Donna Moody, Jay McOermott, Rlddell. US Monmouth Rd.. West | party for children will be spon- Dog Training Chib. Inc. Jrection of Mary-Eunice, will pre- Maureen McDonald, Kathy Long Branch, was sentenced to sored by the fire company Sun- (A Non-Prefit Organization)' •eent a Christmas production to- Naughton, Jo Ann Nelson, Kar M dsya in county jail and had day, Dec. M at 2 p. m. in the jnorrow at St. Mary's Catholic en Price, Shirley Ruck, Therese lis driver's license revoked for fire-house. ' School. New Moamouth. — Savage, June Wehrlen, Eileen it years. Wallace Bennett ia chalnnaa. MOMMOUTH COUNTY'S IIADIN* • The seventh and eighth graders Wright, and Joseph.Spagnola. The action came in Municipal Santa Claus, portrayed by a OMOKNCE ASSOCIATION Jwill present., a story based on The fifth and sixth grades will Court before Magistrate Marvin fireman, will be there. Gifts and the "Legend of St. Nicholas." do a short comedy called "The E. Sehaefer. s candy will be distributed to chil- ANNOUNCES The American Santa Claus Christmas Party." Under state , taw, a second dren. modeled after good St. Nicholas, Those taking part will be: Vlr druak driviag conviction results The parry is aa annual event Bishop of Myra, of the Fourth ginia Amorino, Pamela Browa, automatic license loss for ID here. More than Ijm children WEEKLY CLASSES Century. The stories of his char James Donnelly, Jane Ouatan, jrears. •. ity traveled far and wide. Matthew Gill, Ann Greeny. Jo Ia ether court decisions, Car- ; There grew, up' in Europe the Ann Lyach, Joseph Meloah, Brittaia, II, Ml Sunset Ave,, STARTING THURS. JAN. 7 tradition that the spirit of St. tan Sheltoa, Margaret Becker, Rod Bank, was fined IS5 for ;'|lKholaa came in the night to Patricia Conlon, Leo Decker, driving and $59 for hav •^M)f gifts, in memory of Christ's leen Kinlin, Loretta Marquat, Lor-I ille beverages in his Y. M C. AH RED IANK ene Pelusio. Kathy Swartz, Mar- ,W, to alt goog d boyys and ggirls. aad not being of age, Aseersilftfl fe Amerleea Kewial Ouk ''•-Student* participating will be: ty Sullivan, Mary Ann Thorsten- The charges grew but of a re- ^Dorothy Baccara, Maureen Bar sen, Henry Varno, Germaiae cent accident here. ton. Margaret Heinke, Mary Ki- Connolly. Barbara Hoffman. With Brittaia at the time was Recitations will be presented Barbara Davis/ II, of Shrewsbury by the third and fourth graders. Ave., Red .Bask. She wes also Taking part are: Brian Cham- charged with possession of alco- berlain, Linda Cordaseo, Barbara holic beverages. Her attorney ask- Danzello, Cynthia Gtllespio, ed that her case be reviewed. It Swartzel's ames Hammond, Mary Ann will come up again la M days. HaxUt, N. J. Kiernan. Margaret MeContougo, Ralph J. Memoli, II, of 47 . KlW T&arm ByMktW. li^TWwld rlsMs nHrnd. Julie O'Connor, Lawrence Quirk, Kaolhvood Dr., was fined $35 for Donald'Stemea, James. Valeate, having alcoholic beverages in his Elaine Barton, Colleen CahTD, possession. The same fine was be: Robert A. Shea, township Peter Kelly, Joan Kelt*. Sharyn paid by Dorothy Cook. II. of 151 Panel Slated school administrator; Charles Me- Kilfoil. Kathleen McDermott, Third Ave., Long Branch on the Cue, mayorv stacy Matthews, Kathleen McGowan, John Naugh. saint charge. township . zoning officer and Stocking: ton, Janet Reiser. John Sullivan, On Schools building inspector; Olsen Hue- •-jDebra Qua*, Edward Varno, bech, president of the Planning I |Dale Worman, Celette Wildemaa, Board; Walter Hill, president of j ENROU NOW! 1 Little Silver In Marlboro •Havahart Madeline Badality. Barbara Bug- the Taxpayers Association; Doug- lioU. Patricia. John, and DeaaU MARLBORO *> Miss Kathleen las Alt. public relation chairman, Feeney. Beth Ann Lynch. Yule Tree Eckhart, Keyport. an associate | Board of Education, FOR INFORMATION CALLt Tups professor at Newark State Col- MRS. AMITA W. USSNM RUMM 14171 lege, will head a panel discussion lfek* "It • profltabtt hibll to UN Wednesday night in the township Tbt lUauttr-a eiiMiflta » mi ymr Mitt LAURA HARBJN* WH M774 •Skuttle JLWV Sets Event Set want*.—AdTtrtlMmmt. LITTLE SILVER — The sec- Central School. IMR«AMT I. eOMtf. 0.VJI. U 2-MH Humidifier onnd annual Christmas tree lightlight- A _pane l of seven wil—l discuss •'SchooSchool SStudt y ng ceremony, sponsored by the *• problem of adequate educa- ; Service) Parrs Uonal faculties for children:, "A Tmbui Dmg h A Utur Oof" Mrs. Joseph Rudolph, Arthur churchehh s Off LittlLittl e SilveSil r andd tthh e" ' '"" GETTJNGUPNfinS Talk is cheap PI., Red Bank, chairman of the Busflaeasinea'j Association, will Miss Eckhart will represent SaT •Ata filters •Know Your Red Bank High be held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Earl B. Garrison, Monmouth ttTRJTT . COMWUIIOIIIIIIr' • The community Christmas tree, [County superintendent of schools. by phone School". Committee of the! purchased by the businessmen, League of Women Voters, Red Miss Eckhart is a former Mon- 1 M». MtfM ratt Irnn Atauiy •«» •Plastic Pipe ;J will be placed oa the lawn or themouth County helping teacher. •fttra ML m at MI Indiift*. Bank Region, held an organisa- Monmouth County National Bank, The other panel members'will I Pays to Advertise in The Register • Salt-all types X tional meeting in her home Prospect Ave. and Church St. Thursday. Mayor P. Paul Campi will The group plans to make a throw the switch that will ilium' •SaHHay thorough study of the report on inatt the tree lights. Borough II •swarai Cfcrtttwwt Credit. the high school issued by the councilmen will attend the eere-|| league last year. UP TO 2 YtS. TO PAY.'.. • Heat Tapes monies also. (Smai Service) Chareje) Furfher study and investigation Anthony DeStefano, president II OPEN EVERY NIGHT'TIL 9 UNTIL CHRISTMAS will be made in areas considered of the Businessmen's Association, || •©-PAY CHARM PLAN... •Duct Cement to be in greatest need of Im- [will conduct the ceremony. (Ne> Sarvtta Chan*) provement Rev. Albert A. Attenborough, Mrs. Rudolph has invited any. rector of St. John's Episco- ,-, •FenclMj me interested in studying the pal Church .and Rev. Ralph L. # high .school to join her commit- Barrett, pastor of Embury Meth-j X Ovnfcs v tee. The group is not composed odist Church, will participate ia of professional educators, she the ceremony. said. , Pre-Christmas There will be a community sing V •PurinaChows J The next committee meeting at the tree. will be held Jan. 14 in the home Others assisting ia the program V • Mastics V of Mn. Jamas Parker, Jr. and planning committee are Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. Ralph RibusttlU, John Ferrogerl, Present Thursdayy 'were Mrss, and William Hall STOCK Parker, Mrs. William Sumpf and A special feature for the eve- Mrs. Robert Fishman, all Red ning will be singing by the Lit- Swartzel's siBank: Mn. Benjamin Athin. U tle Silver Public School chorus, tie Silver, and Mrs. Lloyd' Pee-•""I" direction of George Jtoe, (Hester Rtt SMinf) koe• —. New - - "• music director. Members of the committee who PIWM CO 4.2211 were not present were Mrs. Ed< ward Grudto and Mrs. Bernard Fort Sets V HpxUt, N. J. Goldsmith, Little Silver. at mjtt^tirtm— ia Ta« MSKM, Yule Events FORT MONMOUTH - All aoi dler traiaiag at Fort Moamouth win be maaanaad from Friday t^Xf Tunis TV from tcttw die room at 4 p. a., natfl Jan. «. While a majority of students at the Army Signal School will SPACE COMMAND be ea furlough, along with post RIMOTC TV TVWIW cadre personnel, a busy schedule of pre-Christmas events has beta hen. The mala Service Club held its Christmas formal dance aad par- ty Friday night. Yesterday, the club held a buffet and Christmas party. Santa Visit Santa Claus will make two vis- Table TV Its to Fort Moamouth Saturday. This is the annual Children's SQVMI^S with Elegant Dtcttter Christmas party for military de- OpporlvniTy for SwMTflntioJ, on Our Ennr# HoiMCey pendents of Fort Monmouth per- Stand in mmtcbimg tufas sonnel. The party will be held in Theater 2. Children whose last aame begins with letters A through will attend at II a. m. aad the others, at 1 p. m. There will be entertainment, San- ta's appearance, and distribution of gifts. Also aa Saturday, Headquar .jrs and Headquarters Company of Troop Command, Army Signal School Regiment, will play host to N youngsters from the Firm- Captains binttte With Springs Inidsle Preventorium. The unit's Bex Spring Stt Christmas treat for the group Reg. 42.00 will be a dinner, a visit by San- Refl. 79.00 ta to the decorated tree in the barracks dayroom, and gifts. Toy CeUsctiea '96 •UK tlihk "•"•••Mf Iww-m the Mseisr Mais! •MM •four The Women's Club of Fort if BM*S s»w «•» MtM Mn, (Mama «tMl II* •will atatMel meat. Ml M Saeelrer Monmouth is spoasoripg a collec- TaM* «M * SlNt, Sim tfti»t BillnM »*4 ••icklnf k*t tail «IM Ctiltlm am Cailn tin- nH> Cm>M u •trtiei. Ctnn* la ImMi mtlif. I*. a* raOMtsjvler stlftwra wltvlns tion of toys throughout the post, •Irta il! •' raR at •*<• atMt. lmn«li«« *•• •is*. I* vain** WslRM. Those used items are beini re- MM Sa «4| I""- tamuiil* BMI?n». Mtkafdiy, er V**t paired by members of the post Oak utoi. rire> department. They will be turned over to the Salvation Army for distribution to the . SAVE SAVE SAVE I needy. DON'T GET UP! This month the 119th Army ON MOR0OM ON UWN* ROOMS ON DMINO) DOOMS Teuch a Bvtteii en wiilrel Hud Band'at Fort Monmouth la giving . fun Ml •• ••• #• • A#M) «•!••• •• *— Uth Christmas concerts to tome $ l dlfltraM foxli tt t***4 in4 MHI* • C |a,M0 students ia grade and high »99fo 499 It fo449 schools throughout the county. Nt »(»••» N* «M N* kwHr'Ml Rtf. 170JO to 4H.00 Re* Itr.04 H OHJO. R«f. Ilt.tl *• *«l.00 Lincroft Aidmen Handera/ted Quality Only tea auellfy peril ers uisd in Elect Officera Zenith's herlienral chassis Ui greater LINCROFT — Chester Humln- Widest Furniture Gift depwe'efclllly—-Itis tetvlct htadachti, ski has been re-elected president Cheiili ceniteclieni carefully hand- of the Lincroft First Aid Squsd. •oldiffd. Full pewsr frantforrntr. : Other officers are George Bi> Selection in County lesiman, vice president; Elwood 30,000 VOITI ef •itturo »ewer Brandt, secretary; John Flock- Heady for Immediate Delivery ZENITH full-twit en/eff tantiel hart: treasurer, and Donald Me- "Cepadly'Plvi" CempeMitls Cllntock, chaplain, QUALITY "lumhint" •kfvre Tvfce Elected to one-year terms a* Tana Central trustees wora Arthur Williams, EXTRAS Cineltm* 'Ictwre «tess Herbert Levitt, Robert Godard, I NT 1*1 Ot DECORATORS SINCI 1924 teetllle Dial Mr. MeCHntock and Mr, Brandt, Mr, Flockhart wu re-elected csptaln; Mr. Godard, first lieu- A I AKTQ UPHOLSTERY SHOPS, inc. tenant; Mr, Levitt, second lieu- tenant: Walter Hemhsiuvr, en- gineer, snd George Rlchdale, at- A"%R«A^.N 4# FURNITURE SHOWROOMS slilant engineer, The unit In conducting a mem- 70 So. 7th Avenue Off Chelsea Ave. (CLOSE BY RAILROAD TMCKS) Long Branch liernlilp drive P«r*onn Interested 30 BROAD STREET • RID IANK In joining the ipusd should con- tact one of the olllccn ' AMHI fAHKINC AT ALL HOUKS — NO MtTHi — DUIVI IjP, WALK IN PHONt CApUol 9-0}5O «T a* article, * Mrs, LWV Plans un aad State Income Tew" * Hircmburjr, treasurer; Men on Hand mrem railroad stations last week. ler fdtwarz. Uttle Silver; Mrs. The article ha; generated Ray Mattingley, Oafchurst, and Membership good deal of discussion, she said. Vlrs. Joseph Bryan, Oceanport, For End oi Tradition The league favors the adoption Mrs. Robert Fishman, Red Bank, of a personal income tax for New ittended as a guest. sions came from beneath the Santa Suggests... WEEHAWKEN (AP) — Four Session Soon Jersey. The next board meeting will be glum railroad men shuffled out Diesel's wheels. The board of directors of the Mrs. Seclow said arrangement! an. 5 in Mrs. Wood's home, 439 of the stationmaster's office Somebody had placed some League of Women Voters, Red are being made to distribute ad- Riverdale Avc., New Shrewsbury. Thursday night and reluctantly torpedo firecrackers on the Bank .Region, met Tuesday night ditional copies of the article tc ended 76 years of tradition. tracks to give the old West in die home of Mrs. H. E. Sut- commuters. The New York Central Rail- Shore a big sendoff. cliffe, River Rd., Red Bank. Mrs. Stucliffe, water resource road's West Shore passenger A few yardmen watched quiet- Plans were made for a general chairman, reported on results ol Cosentino service was finished. ly, then went back inside the membership meeting Jan. 19. the water resources unit meet What killed it? itationmister's office. ings held in November. : The meeting will be in the form Named By More people using cars, per- of an "orientation" meeting. Thaaks Members haps. Mounting coats of opera- , Chairmen of study groups wil She thanked members of hei tion, high taxes—the Central has Free Fliers ' give • review of work been done committee, Mr*. Florence Water PBA Local a formidable array of argii • this year. The meeting place will bury, Sea Bright; Mrs. Waltei ments. The men who stood in the be announced later. Schwarz, Little Silver; Mrs. Al WEST LONG BRANCH - Oceanport Patrolman Clarence station house last night know Advertise Mrs. Lloyd Peskoe, New an Beasley, Red Bank, and Misi them all by heart. Shrewsbury, president, announced Helen Herman, Freehold, for theii Cosentino was elected president she and Mrs. Robert Multer work. sf Triangle Local, Patrolmen's "By God, I never thought I'd Township Colt's Neck; Mrs . Randall Mains Benevolent Association at a meet- see the day when this would hap- Mrs. Sutcliffe said Mrs. Water ing Thursday night in the Mu- MARLBORO—The yearly re- Holmdel, and Mrs. Prescott pen," said a yardman. He stood port of the Industrial Committee bury spoke' to members of thi nicipal Building. looking at a sign chalked on the Beach, Rumson, attended a work- New Shrewsbury Women's Clul showed that about 25,000 fliers shop in Newark last week pre- He is the group's first presi- office blackboard which said: had been distributed to industries recently about water resources. dent. Oceanport Patrolman Les- sented by the state league to im Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Ken "Day of Infamy. No trains af- and realtors throughout the na- prove local league techniques. ter Maclcay has been acting pres- ter today. Dec. 10." tion advertising .industrial sites neth Mitchell, both New Shrewi ident since the group was formed 'Tu Article! bury, date book co-chairmen, sail Conductor Donald C. Sheeley, in' the township. six months ago. !3, Dumont, sat at his desk amok' Mrs. Richard Seclow, Little Sil copies of the 1960 date books an Other officers are: At Thursday's ' township com- ing and talking about the last mittee meeting, Miss Edna Net- ver, tax chairman, reported on being distributed to members. West Long Branch Patrolman her committee's distribution of Others present at the meeting oassenger run he would ever ter, chairman, reported the fliers Herbert Van Note, vice presi- make. dent; Eatontown Patrolman Law- were distributed, at no cost to rence DeVito, secretary, and Eat- "I'm mad," he said. "I'm sor-the township, by public utilities ontown Patrolman Robert Fary, ry to see n go. It puts us back concerns. M years in working condition!." The report also called for $500 treasurer. for the erection of signs marking 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE Named as trustees were Pa- A veteran of 41 years with the trolmen William Morris, Ocean- Central, Sheeley said he would township boundaries, similar to port; Ira White, West Long now have to go back to freight those in New Shrewsbury. Branch, and William Hutting, Eat- service. The switch will cost him The report requested $500 for ontown. cut in salary. •-brochure to be sent to interest- FURNITURE Outside, the passenger plat ed industries pointing out the ad- Eatontown Patrolman Marvin Fowler was elected sergeant-at- form was empty, except for i vantages of the township. , arms while the Mr. Mackay was few newsmen and railroad per- . The chairman reported that selected as state delegate. sonnel. Excluding the reporters negotiations are under way.with AND and company people, only two an industry to lease a building paying passenger* could be and property in the township. 29 Attending found. One was Richard Durnin of Science Session New Brunswick. He said he liked Township CARPETS to make last runs and had wit hessed a dozen of them. "I rode NEW BRUNSWICK — Twenty- 1 NEW BRUNSWICK — Twen- the last B ft 0 out of Buffalo, To Get BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED ty-nine New Jersey elementary he said. school teachers or administradii - Durnin said the passing of the. New Dump IN YOUR HOME OR AT OUR PLANT from Mon- West Shore passenger service tors—including four MARLBORO-Mayor Charles T. mouth County—are participating was a "big thing" and he la; in an Earth Science Institute be- mented that "people just didn' McCue announced Thursday that ing conducted at the Rutgers seem to care about it. negotiations are. under way to WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS CLEANED "Why there wasn't even a acquire land in the township for University School of Education. • new dump. The Institute, supported by a delegation from Weehiwken to START YOUR 1960 ALL TYKS OP RUGS CLIANID grant from the National Science see it off. These people just This came to light after David Foundation, is designed to pro- couldn't care less." Towler questioned the committee vide teachers with a better back- The other passenger was Mrs on its plans for cleaning up the ground and understanding of the Catherine Kociolek of Teaneck. present dump off Texas Rd. CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY! earth sciences and to bring "Gee, I thought the train Mr. Towler said the present 10% DISCOUNT them up to date on the latest would be crowded," she said, dump is a fire hazard, and if findings in the field. feel pretty bad about this; I went not cleaned up by the first of the year.will have to be dosed. ON PRESENTING THIS AD! Monmouth educators enrolled to the hearings in Newark and I even. helped some of the com- Committeeman Frank L. Rat- in the institute include: cliffe said he would have bull- A CLASS FOR EVERY PLAN AND PURSE Mrs. Charlotte M. Moore, 1405 muters who wanted to save the line." dozers in to clean it up within •H" St., Belmar, West Belmar a week. Pay .50 weekv end receive 25.00 Elementary School; Mr*. Anne Was Mrs. Kociolek a a 50.00 ACME CARPET AND Kirschner, 2180 Old Mill Rd., Sea muter? In other business, the township Pay 1.00 week and receive committee approved Leroy Bry- 2.00 weak and receive 100.00 Girt, Wall Central School, Bel- "Oh, no." she Hid. "I've just ant as a member of the Morgan- Pay mar, and Mrs. Dorothy Patter- been riding this train < for 30 3.00 week and receive 150.00 son, 126 Magnolia Avc, both Sea ville Volunteer Fire Company. Upholstery Cleaning Co. years and I know a lot of peo- week end receive 250.00 Girt, Belmar Public School, and ple up in Rockland County (N. Pay B.00 Mrs. Marion V. Hamilton. 2793 Y.) really depended on it. Bus Pay $10.00 weak and receive 500.00 SH M2S5 RID IANK Sunset Ave., Wanamassa, Knoll service isn't so frequent up Hear Missile, Pay $20.00 week end receive $1000.00 wood School, Fair Haven. there." Finally, the time came to pull Space Talk out and conductor Sheeley.had NO SERVICE CHARGE .one foot on the platform and HOLMDEL — Dr. W. 6. Jakes, one on the train. He watched project engineer at Bell Tele- for. any last-minute passengers. phone Laboratories,' here, .and NEW [ADJUSTABLE! "Well, what are you going to Capt. Howard Seitz, commanding lido tomorrow night," asked a officer of the Nike Missile Base, || newsman. here, spoke at • recent meeting of the Civic Association. THE "Hey, I'm going to sit home Dr. Jakes explained the Na- REMINGTON ROLLAMATI7JCS II with the little woman and watch tional Aeronautic Space Agency's ELECTRIC SHAVER 1 TV," Sheeley replied. He'll be plans to bounce radio signals off working; days now. a balloon satellite to a receiving MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Merrick "Mike" Bellows then station in California. limbed aboard and engine 8302 Capt. Seitz explained the pro- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I started to inch away from the cedure'to be fallowed by the mis- I station. sile base in case of an actual ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO I P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS The two old passenger cars attack by enemy aircraft. ADJUSTS I creaked behind it. Inside were It was announced that the third a .few newsmen, Mrs. Kociolek annual dance will be held Jan. and Durnin. Durnin. had a copy 23 in the Veterans of Foreign ALL DAY - ONE STOP BANKING I of a West Shore timetable from Wars Hall. Cliffwood. the late 19th century arid he was Santa ' Claus's ' annual trip | showing it around. through the township will be held RED BANK / LITTLE SILVER / KEYPORT / ENGLISHTOWN to any beard or skin Then a series of sharp.explo- Dec. 20. • ': •
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ASBURY PARK 709-715-Main St. PRospect 5.1406-1407 n NO NOSTKADOMUS THESE DAYS Hed Register By GEORGE E.SOKOLSKY State Highway 15, Middletowa, N. I. 4M1 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. I. When the United States captured Cuba and took Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay possession of the island in 1898 during the Spanish- THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1K8-1KI American War, it disclaimed any intention of exer- cising sovereignty over it" General Leonard Wood of JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager the famous Rough Riders was the military governor W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager of the island. He called a constitutional -t Member ot the Associated Press > The Anoelated PrtM U entitled exclusively 10 Hi ut bt republlcxUoo el 111 Uw local otwe convention in November, 1900, which ^ printed I* UlU newipaper aj well aa ail AP n»w« dupatctta. drew up a constitution modeled upon Member Audit Bureau d Clrcutatlon that of the United States. The consti- The Rid Bank Ratfiter asiumcs no financial reiponilbllluat for typographical erron in a'venne- tution contained no provisions as to meate. but will reprint, without charge, that part of an advertlwnunt In which the typographical error eecuri. Advtrtiteri will pleue notify the management immedlualy of anr error which may occur. the relationship of Cuba to the United Thla aejwipeper uiunn no reipondbllltlee tor etatemeat* of oplnlona In latteri from Ita reader*. States. • . t . aubicrtpuan Prleea In Advance One year SU.OOs 81> monthi WOO. It was necessary that such rela- * swale copy at counler. I cenu eopj by mall • e*Dta tions be clarified because the United' MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1959 SOKOLSKY states was in actual possession of Cu- ba, which lay off our coast and could imperil the United States. Therefore the Platt Amendments were It's Confusing added to the Army Appropriation Bill of March 2, 1901. The Platt Amendments were drafted by Ellhu Red Bank Council made an Then came Monday night. An at- Root, who was then secretary of war and afterwards became secretary of state and who was one of the abrupt about face at its meeting torney explained that his client "spent substantial sums" in remod- most brilliant legal minds of his day. The amendments last week. The' action is confusing. received their name from Sen. Orville Hitchcock Platt At its Nov. 16 meeting council eling the house on West St., and the of Connecticut who introduced them. rejected a variance recommendation council rescinded its action of Nov. The Platt Amendments were not a unilateral from the Zoning Board of Adjust- 16 and approved the variance statement; they were added as an appendix to the ment. The request was to use a recommendation. Cuban Constitution, and in 1903, were incorporated house at 34-36 West St. for four It appears that the reason for into a treaty with the United States. The Platt Amend- Apartments. The house is in an in- rejecting the variance on Nov. 16 ments were abrogated by treaty on May 31, 1934, by became the reason for approving the President Roosevelt as part of the absurd "Good dustrial zone, which permits only Neighbor Policy," the errors of which are now com* two-family dwellings. request on Dec. 7. ing home to mock us. :; Borough Attorney Samuel Caro- The question now arises: Article I of the Platt Amendments read: tenuto explained that the owner had Will the action of the zoning YOUR MONEY'S WORTH "The government of Cuba shall never, enter into installed a fire wall in the house and board and the council encourage LETTERS FROM any treaty or other compact with any foreign power then sought the variance for the four residents to go ahead with construc- OUR READERS or powers which will impair or tend to impair the .apartments. tion and then ask for—and get- By LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ independence of Cuba, nor in any manner authorize or permit any foreign power or powers to obtain by Council denied the variance. variance? This could lead to trouble, Attorney General, State of New York HOLIDAY SUMMONS (Sylvia Porter is on vacation) colonization or for military or naval purposes, or oth- 5 Broad St. erwise, lodgement in or control over any portion of Sixteen months ago, 4,000 Americans lost $1,000,- Red Bank, N. J. Leashing Pal and His Relatives To the Editor: said island." " . 000 in an oil stock promotion which had a cow as its Enclosed is a copy of a letter Article III read: Red Bank Mayor George A. Gray he has been against any dog ordi chief asset we received here. Accompanying "The government of Cuba consents that the United d one of those tough decisions to nance right from the start. Only recently,.gullible New Yorkers poured $500,- this letter was one of the courte- sy parking summons given out States may exercise the right to intervene for the Blake at Borough Council's meeting But like any politician worth his 000 into a mythical racetrack scheme—assured that by Mr. Spagnuolo. preservation of Cuban independence, the maintenance |ast week. salt, Mayor Gray threw his personal the stock was guaranteed by the Ca- Regards, of a government adequate for the protection of life; Francis J. Boiduc, A But he came through in fine po- feelings to the winds and cast his nadian Government and that Queen property, and individual liberty ..." Elizabeth would officially . open the Executive Vice President, litical style. tie-breaking ballot. He Reluctantly Red Bank Coiiii>*u.iny These two articles, if the Platt Amendments were track. Chamber of Commerce still obligatory upon Cuba, would forbid Fidel Castro went along with the majority of Red ••'• The mayor was put to the test to become a satellite of Soviet Russia and would war- when the question came up about Bank's voters. In a period of one month, unwary Gentlemen: investors dropped 16 million dollars by rant our sending troops into Cuba. It would limit his It is a rare occasion when the Please keep up the fine spirit introducing a new dog ordinance re- purchasing fraudulent securities cost- of issuing your Merry Christmas freedom of action in confiscating 'American-owned quiring the leashing of dogs. governing body has a difference of and Happy New Year 'sum- property and it would require the United States to ing only a few pennies a share. mons" for violations in your .;"; Red Bank voters, in last month's opinion on a controversial matter. And throughout the nation, dishon- parking lots around this season send troops into Cuba to protect it from being con- •Section, approved the dog control It took the question of a dog ordi- LEFKOwrrz est agencies arid * promoters siphoned of the year. quered by Soviet Russia or its agents. Castro can how This happened to me as far pleasure. But the vote was hot legal- nance to do what many another is hundreds of millions from legitimate philanthropic make Cuba as much a part of the Russian system as back as December. 1957, in park- Rumania is and we have no legitimate right to in- £_| binding on councill. sue couldn't—cause council to havi organizations—to the detriment of the vast majority ing my car over the white line in my business trips in Red terfere. >« With council split down the mid- widely conflicting views. , of immensely useful, honest and competently admin- istered charitable institutions of the state and nation. Bank on the average of once a One of the most interesting and unuiual,vprovt- «^e on whether to introduce the But Mayor Gray rose to the oc month and to my complete sur- The facts and figures may be startling, even too prise and pleasure I found a sioni in the Platt Amendments was the sanitary stipu- Ordinance, the spotlight shone right casion and -decided Pal and all his fantastic to believe, but they are true. summons of good wishes for the lation. It is to be recalled that Gen. Leonard Wood oh Mayor Gray. It was up to him. canine relatives should no longer be holiday season issued from your was a physician and it was he who wrote Article V The vast majority of Americans are honest. Our Police Department signed Peter ' The owner of Pal, a dog who able to enjoy the freedom they once Spagnuolo, officer. which read: industries, business enterprises, financial institutions "The government of Cuba will execute, and as far tnjoys his freedom, the mayor said did. and philanthropies are founded on faith and integrity. I am keeping this summons as a memento" of fine fellowship as necessary extend, the plans already devised or other But In every field of human endeavor we find a and good will and if more towns plans to be mutually agreed upon, for the sanitation of handful of unscrupulous who operate in the shadow- did the same thing I am sure land of legality. They may represent only a small the spirit of Brotherhood of Man the cities of the island, to the end that • recurrence Events Of Years Ago would be in the heart of all of of epidemics and infectious diseases may be prevented segment of our population, but they can and are do- us and make this world a batter ing great damage to the financial health of thousands place to live. thereby assuring protection to the people and com- of businesses and millions of citizens. I want to thank you on behalf merce of Cuba, as well as to the commerce of the From Register Files of Mrs.. Peck who travels with southern ports of the United States and the people And charities are particularly vulnerable. me, also myself and with our residing therein." W Vein Ago His sloop was being repaired house and lot on the corner o Untold and unnecessary damage is suffered not best wishes for the coming holi- Miss Mabel Wikoff, daughter of preparatory to undertaking the Third and' Highland Aves., Atlai day season, I am The abrogation of the Platt Amendments on May ftederick D. Wikoff, and Horace r~I shipments. tic Highlands,•• from Mrs. Sarah only by victims, but also by the majority in the same I. Pack 31, 1934, was part of the Roosevelt "Good Neighbor Van Dorn, son of Dr. Horace Van Carroll. fields of business and in organized charities who shun L. Pulivermachev r * Bros., Policy" which has turned out to be neither good nor Dora, were married at a wedding Van Carhart of Port Monmouth unethical practices and adhere firmly to a policy of Inc. in her home by Rev. J. W. Ro- had been engaged to clear off a Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cham 103 Leonard St.. neighborly. It was done at a period of violence in Cuba gsn. About 150 guests represent- swamp at the Collins Brothers berlain took over the Amoco serv fair dealing with the public. New York City not quite as bad as the present situation but bad Red Bank's fashionable so- property at Port Monmouth. The ice station and refreshment stand twamp will be filled In and the The most effective means of coping with such a enough. Roosevelt's idea was to get out of tte raws.' were present. Miss Mildred on Rt. 35, Middletown Township SCENES IN MOVIES wall of Red Bank was maid entire property graded and laid The business was formerly ope problem is a broad educational program to alert you Roosevelt's doctrinaire advisers apparently accepted out into building lots. r and Miss Virginia Grat- ated by Edward T, Bennett SS West Street Belford. —the American people—to the devious schemes used the idea that the best way to get out of a tough situa- tatf of New York was flower girl. to victimize and deceive you. Red Bank, N. J. tion was to follow the simplest course—namely, aban- M». Van Dorn was employed as M Yean Ago To the Editor: John Golden was chosen cap • 'salesman by the Dixon Lead Mayor Augustus M. Minton of Frauds are not limited to the sale of securities, This Is in regards to the movie, don it The naval base at Guantanamo, however, was Company, tain of the Atlantic Township Fii Fair Haven appointed John P. Company basketball team. Othei although special attention hat been focused within "Three Little Girls In Blue," retained by the United Statei. Mulvihill, borough auditor, chair- shown on Channel 7 at 12:15 It is this unfortunate abrogation of the Platt The racing matinee at the Red members of the team were Ha recent years on that field because of the increased man of the Federal Housing cam- old Gunther, Fred Hill, Edwar a. m. Dec. 4. 1999. This Is a Bank Fair Ground* attracted a paign commitee for Fair Haven. participation by the general public in stock ownership. movie musical comedy which Amendments which really made it possible for Castro large crowd. Four events were Sherman, Charles Crine, Joseph Crine and Arnold Conover. The wage earner, the consumer, the businessman was filmed in Hollywood, Calif., to become the dictator of Cuba, to attempt to organize scheduled of half-mile heats. The Eugene J. O'Rourke, proprie- In an around 1946 and I had seen first race in Class A winners in- the investor have a right to look to the attorney gen- anti-American revolutions in other Latin American tor of the Atlantic Pharmacy at The Register was editorializini same at the Carlton Theater over cluded Lem Ketchum's Jaro; the Atlantic Highlands, purchased a erals of their states for protection against scheming seven or eight years ago. countries and to seek to establish a Marxist area on •ttond race, Class B, included in favor'of placing electric ligl lines underground in the interest promoters whose practices can destroy public confi- From start to finish the movie the American continent, substituting the term Hu- Jtties Armstrong's Robert L; has the locale of Red Bank and third race, Class C, included of better service and public saf dence in a product, a trade, an industry, a philanthropy manismo, for communism. It is not the names of Ideas ty. Atlantic Cfly. A sign is posted lam Van Brunt's Iago, and CAMMrCHAIL or in our great capital markets. on a tree in a farm scene near that matter; it is their destructive force. Castro is now fourth race, Class D, includ- Red Bank, and from time to time the core of anti-Americanism in Latin America. t•CW. H. Bennett's Prince A. Altaon V. Evans, Long Brand The public has a right to look to the attorney recorder, was appointed receive the female stars on this movie general for prompt and vigorous prosecution of un- mention Red Bank several times. for the Long Branch Auto Com' 1 "if merchants' war had ended pany. licensed practitioners in fields where licenses are It is hoped that many people "They're Galnln* On Us * SsfHolmdel. John Hussan and Wil required. in Red Bank saw it Dec. 4, and Ham H. Johnson had quarreled The Mary Owen Borden It is a wonderful movie for all tad as a result Mr. Hussan open- In the next four columns I will show how millions to enjoy. ly' boasted he would put Mr. mortal carillon was dedicated a Johnson's son out of business. His St. George's Episcopal Church, of Americans are deceived each year by "charity I do hope that in the near fu- •on, Donald Johnson, kept a soda Rumion, cheats"—to the detriment of dedicated donors and ture that this movie, "Three Lit- water and fruit stand near the philanthropies and of those in need. tle Girls in Blue." a story of i place ot business. Hussan Congressman William H. Su farm girls (sisters) who go to a tale of soft drinks and phln had announced that the ER/ Meanwhile, here's sound advice on giving from Atlantic City for rich husbands Sc soda water for 3c. He and representatives of the Stati Will be shown again on Channel Potato Growers Assocation wi Msgr. James J. Lynch, former director of New York made big cuts in his price Catholic Charities: jfruiU, Hussan later sold two purchase 200 carloads of potatoes For myself I will write to ABC ties of soda for 5c. Donald from the Freehold-Hlghtitow Channel 7 to show this fine musi- area growers, "Regardless of legislation, the basic answer lies i went out of business and in better public education. By that, we mean an under- cal movie In the near future. ttijn Huisan lowered the price Yours truly, oljhis bread and pastry, boast- Phyllis Ruth Jones, 3 month! standing on the part of the public that It can be im- Frank Talerlco li% that he would soon put the old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. posed upon, that it is not enough to give, but that one other Holmdel storekeepers out Jones of Murray St., Freehol should also know to what he is giving. TOO MANY LAWS , of'business, Finally Eugene Ely was forced to swallow a tack aft sold the building in which Mr. cr a doctor was unable to rcmovi "While charitable men and women should main- 101 Swimming River Rd, Hussan had his store and the It from her throat. No III effect tain the warmth of charitable hearts, they should nev- New Shrewsbury, N. J. latter moved back to Matawan. resulted, ertheleii exercise prudence In' their response to the To the Editor: The confusion which has been As the result of warm fall C. Donald English, son of Ma appeal of an unknown organization or solicitor." created by the Sunday Closing weather, several strawberry beds or and Mrs, Charles R, Engllil If you learn just this one warning and truly take Law convinces me the day Is had ripened for a second crop. of Maple Ave, had received hi It to heart, you will not only bo safe against the cruel drawing near when I will not. be R|Ae berries wcro being picked Insignia from the Cornell Unl able to safely leave my home from beds from J. Amory lion verslty Athletic Council for thi est of racketeers—those who make n mockery of char without a la'v book under my keif's Ook Mill Farm, Middle- 150-pound rowing tenm. Ity—you also will virtually assure the elimination ol arm or a lawyer by my side, tow>i; Joseph Withers' form nt those racketeers from our land, If we keep our present pneu In Oceanport nnd from Rice A. "Pucljiy", ridden by Wllbu cnnctlnx new liiws, nur society Brown's plucu on Morrord Avc, "Stih" Hammond of llolmdcl, wi Guide for TIIONC Who Give to Charity; will consist tiolcly of lawyers and LOM lirunch. the first plnre In the farmer Support phllunthronlct—but know the cause their cllenlH, nice nt tin' iinmiul ruco me you are »upportlnn. Generous American" con- Respectfully, Ciptnln AntnnluH Gibson, who on Amury I., llimkcll'/. cstato II. P. Schlundor had been taking Ico from New Mlddlclown Township, "I'utlny tribute $7,100,000,000 a year to nil philanthropic, York lo I'orl Monmnulh lor (he WHS owned by Dennis Cnrno HKOIICIOK. Bclfnrd mid i'ort Monmuulh fish- fioclul service and lioiilth Yet, "charity Komnn vinporor Tiberius In the Iidwnrd Jolmmm'n "Gray Uoy" Firm Century worn a laurel ermen, nave up tlio lea Inisl. ridden by liilwuril Johnnon, Jr, racketeers" immune to dritln off $100,000,000 to nan to commence- delivering coal. wrtmth as "protection" against (Ilifb Block, Washington Star cartoonist, Is III. BUI 6—Monday, Dec. 14, lM'J finished third. $200,000,000 annually. being lilt by lightning. I of the St. Louis t'osr-Dlipatch Is plnchhlttlng for hl v : T^-^r.v^'*v- :# ' l^SS. ,'*"*".' i r
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Soden, Red Bank, fund to cover cost of the new Study Bids $14,425; Stanley Stilwell, Holm- garage. Business Mirror been operating, stock, prices in del, $14,439; Windsor Construc- According to Daniel S. Ely, general have been rising. . For Garage tion, New Brunswick, $14,994; township clerk, there is $21,053 By SAM DAWSON But the exchange notes that the Rizzuto Brothers, Shrewsbury, in the account. advance hasn't been in a straight HOLMDEL — The Township $15,446; Daniel Brewer, Matawan, Officials feel the sum appropri AP BUSINESS ANALYST line by any means, nor have all Committee held (or study nine $15,504; P. J. Saker, Freehold, ated is sufficient to cover the NEW YORK (AP) — How good .. Period Pay Plea issues on the big board gone up. bids received Thursday for con- $19,447. cost of the project bated on the your judgment in buying Nor are any of the 20 favorites struction of a three-bay garage bids received plus fees for Henry The Monthly Investment Plan $14,SM Ordinance stocks? handled by the member firms now selling at their; peak price behind the township hall. The township plans to build a L. Kramer, architect. for the six-year period. . The bids ranged ram a low The New York Stock Exchange of the stock exchange. It lets in- 51x38 foot structure next to the Public hearing on the ordinance vestors accumulate stocks The New York Stock Exchange Of, $12,442 to • high of $19,447. thinks the average investor building that now houses the will be Dec. 29. shows excellent judgment. It through periodic payments of asis also crowing that this years The committee will award a road grader. little as $40 every three months trading haa topped the billion contract for the project at an its belief on the perfor- The building would be of cin Nickel-chromium-iron alloy, mance of those who belong to its The 20 stocks they most favor share mark for the fourth time adjourned meeting Dec. 29. der block construction with a used in hairsprings of watches, pet! scheme, the Monthly Invest- re, in order of choice: General in history and for the first time The bidders, and prices: Ev-sloped roof. la worth 100 times the coat of ment Plan. Motors, General Electric, Dow since 1930. Volume already has erett H. Thome, Middletown, $12,- In conjunction with the project, gold. outrun last year's by 13 per cent. Their record for the six years Chemical, Jersey Standard Oil, die plan hu been running looks Tricontinental Corp., Sperry The biggest year waa 1IM with fine, judging by hew the stocks Rand, Phillips Petroleum, Amer- 1,514,000,000 shares traded, tbl- they favor most have behaved. ican Telephone ft Telegraph, In- lowed by IHt and lHaY ternational Business Machines, In its magaiine. The Exchange, Pfirer, Radio Corp. of America, Although it is the smallest ol HOME OWNERS the 20 top favorites are listedSafeway Stores, Sears Roebuck, American republics, El Salvador along with their price when the Monsanto ' Chemical, General plan opened in January, 1954, (13,176 square miles) is the Telephone * Electronics, Minne- 'fourth largest producer of coffee and the prices these stocks com- sota Mining * Manufacturing, mended in the tint week of No- ia the Western Hemisphere. vember, ltt>. WINTER SAVINGS NOW! All have advanced in price. Sixteen of them more'than doub- 1 IS) WPW flS*J*J 1*JC led in value. The market price ROYS ft MEN'S of one, International Business LOW COST Machines, Jumped 73S per cent. SUBURBAN COATS US Per Ceat If you had bought 10 shares OftLON ea. GUILT of each of the 20 stocks the plan LINED COATS NEW ROOM! prices era In effect! Yew WORLD TODAY membera favor most, it would have cost you $4,766 in January, Single or doubterbroesfed By JAMES MARLOW sew 10M. If you had sold them the styles in warm woeli. Aataclalad Frees News Analyst first week in November, 1950, you would have got $15,00, a Wind-resistant, for thru- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- ManI argue EisenhoweEisei r has not winter wear. dent Eisenhower's White House been successful. capital gain of 215 per cent to years, drawing toward a close, Some critics may argue thai account, for on your income tax Co* OJMJ SM. IVM «H- have introduced a new kind of the key to Eisenhower's popular- return. (Prices are adjusted for Priced from polities in KMi Century Ameri- ity is the result of his letting his stock dividends and splits in the $900 ca: The technique of the soft lieutenants carry the lota six years.) word. that, if there is blame, It will be This would seem to prove thai TO Whether or not you like or ad- directed at them and not at him. the individual -has good invest- 1st PAYMENT, APR. II mire Mm, this is a fact: He This doesn't hold water: Sec- ment judgment — that stock buy' went into office a highly popular retary of Agriculture Ezra. Taft ing savvy isn't an exclusive at- *2G°° Tt 20 Yrs. T« Pay II war hero and has remained not Benson and the late Secretary of tribute to the experts who guide only extremely popular but am- State John Foster Dulles were the big institutional investments. Tweeds • Cashmere I azingly free of personal criticism. beaten over the head for years For all that, the institutions are gaining, on the individuals.. In Boucle • Stripes MOW ROOM COMPUmY PtaTAMD We are now looking at a good for their policies. But Eisenhow- example: dldn't hide behind them. In- the last three years the propor Melton • Ombres Planned aad designed by Meamoutli Con- DBKH4ID The four Democratic Senators stead, he supported them fully tion of all common stock listed struction; sill, fleer beams, plate, stads, TO HT being mentioned as presidential all the way. on the big board and registered Waffleweave ceJltog beams, rafters, ridge, doer, directly in the names of individ- VOUR possibilities-John F. Kennedy. That argument ia fallacious for 189 Hubert H. Humphrey. Stuart W. another reason: Truman and uals decreased and the propor NOMII Symington and Lyndon B. John- Roosevelt lieutenants—like Secre- tion registered in the names ol RED BANK CLOTHING NO MONEY DOWN •ere talking critically of the tary of State Dean Acheson and non-individuals increased. Eisenhower administration. Secretary of the Interior Harok Brokers point out, however, MANUFACTURING CO. a*aaB*jBMBBBaBBBaai FREE ESTIMATES ^NaBaamaaaaBaiBBBBBi They even take oblique cracks Ickes— were bespattered foi that many of the financial institu- 210 W. PROMT ST. RID RANK at Eisenhower by saying what years. • Dormers • Modern Kltehea tions own common shares in the • a. m. tat • •>. m. SH7-44M* • Room Additions • Modern Bathroom this country needs Is leadership. But so were Truman and Roos- interests of thousands of individ • Roofing • Siding • Plumbing • Heatlflg' But.all of them are avoiding crit- evelt. ual investors. icism of Elsenhower personally • Porch Enclosures e Masonry and by name. a Garage • Breeaeway He has remained so popular One of New Jersey's Great Record Stores they might find it unpopular for themselves to do otherwise. The President's present trip MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO abroad is another illustration: Everywhere he goes he is wild- ly welcomed since, no matter SHADYSIDE 1 3061 how Europeans and Asians may feel about the United States, their imaRe of Eisenhower is that o a friendly, well-intentioned man It may be argued, since 30 BROAD STREET • RED BANK, N. J. America has been so generous with aid to them and remains their chief protection against communism, that in welcoming Eisenhower they are in effect saying "Hello" to Santa Claus. But then you have to remem- ber the Russians always apeak well of him, too. This becomes understandable in terms of Ei- senhower himself when you look back over the record of what he has said since becoming Presi' I. 1MB Mkt 14 Xma 1 "A* SLIT *l *• X U MM IMMW 4. O »Vr #t«4it SUf a. MM CiriMwm; I tt- «. four »U Saw Jfo; dent. fmriM ia ikt albm tl Adtut rUtlu; rktu rttimt Salt; n man Untt til B* Im If Smtt JUy; II MH You almost never find him Ik* *••'• Mntatal- «•**. Htaanil- Ckriumn. Mouarr! - ma*. Mouuril , Chriumti; 9 •tJifn. Xmu MMI. Miaaml talking in terms which could be Sunr S SMIW- Sim*- Htuiiil ««>jr- SlIIM- considered provocative or belli- gerent or hostile. Instead, he has emphasized patience and re- You give so much extra with straint even when talking firm- ly. In addition, he has carefully RCA VICTOR Albums avoided personal attacks on oth- ers, thus depriving them of any excuse for attacking him person' The joyful gift that keeps on giving ally. All this is in contrast to the attitude of many people, at home On Regular L.P. and and abroad, toward say, former LIVING STEREO Presidents Truman and Roosevelt who were often up to their necks with "Miracle Surface"* in fights. It might be argued here that if Eisenhower had been as will- ^"Miracle Surface" records ing as Truman and Roosevelt to contain the revolutionary new initiate new and controversia anti-static ingredient, 317X, programs, and fight as they did which repels dust, helps for them, he'd be hit with brick bats, too. ; prevent surface.noise, helps But their temperaments were II. I Cat 5IH«; »•»'|t M4 •»•• Whether or not all this adds Mir MHIIM*. S L.P.'t, lint aaata and calstfiil book with CkM'i •»« iw, Mmnil a»aa a*ak. Manure! - SUlltr cknirfc MtaMitl up to the best kind of leader- Sitraa- ' S ship is another, and long, dis- cussion In Itself. But certainly El- senhower has been popular an free from abuse. This soft-word technique of El senhower's may have a moder ating effect on his White Hous successor If only because It ha proved politically so successful for Eisenhower, if this much l granted: It. L»n« Horni tnd Brli> N. Sur Paili Dtiiy. II. J U.'i Monaural 1$. MM4«M«J lilt tl That a successful pollllcan li Innlil CfrdiHln'i fml- Anything CHI; It Mr««lr-. . (OIH ii. Club: lontlf Ctptl\ Ftptr Dtlli • one who, through retaining h MI lenin! Mnnturil- tint; 8 Aititri! Mflmuril pint Jan. I, IM0.) M If II 9 nun. Moniuril awia IUDM. Mamiiiil- popularity, can get himself re SitlM- Slatu-' •It-Mar atlttll«ai! Sltito- Sittf- HWY 35, MIDDLETOWN elected. By that definition, no on •HIC HOLDUP Us* this tiatntfi form to enter your RCA Victor Chrlitmn lift ilbumi Immidlitily! NEW YORK (AP)-A tipsy In 1 wish to orde the following ilbumn Open Evenings Til 9 P. M. dividual reeled Into the Wl Monaural St*rn Monaural Stereo Moniuul staree Mensural Stereo USE YOUR llamnburg Savings Hank I Item Numbifi OTHER STORES LOCATED AT Brooklyn yesterday with a pa Ouintltj/i NEPTUNE—Neptune Shopping Center per bag and a note ctcmandln Prlcti • MID STATE MALL Shopping Ccnlei mnnry. While he chirm to ANDERSON'S PARLIN-8AYREWOOD Shopping Center • NO. BRUNSWICK Shopping Center PAKSIHPAMVMOMRIS MILLS Plata wicket for support, toller .l\id ROSKLUi-Roiclle Shopping Center • KI.MWOOD Shopping Center Romero cnlled a jiunrd, Pollci Nsm* CLUB CARD HI. 4, ICatl Palcrswn, N. J. look Hobcrl Crnlj:. Ml, to III liAST I'AIDUSON Shopping Center •titllnn where he paused out m Address. lli:H(il.N MAM. Chopping Center • TOTOwA-Roul* 4t City .Zont Stttt. tho floor, "Whrn ho cmncs t * print) Koulo 4, 1'nriimu*, N, J. • I.IVINOSTON-Houto 10 wo'll book him on sn attempt!" AND SAVE! WOODHHIIMil'., Route I • WATCMUNG—Rout* 21 rolihrry chnric," sitld • police, 'in tin. U.S. Majority on Security GINGER Ike Passe* RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Pec. 14. tribute to the courage of Iran the city streets along which ttie tenets te aaedify the adaanaat and Its sovereign—often under President and the Shah- drove •teed ef rraace ea twe lasses. Hall-Way pressure from its big communist from the airport to the royal Council Dwindles to 8-3 It sdeatei a reeetatkM aekiag neighbor. He pledged America's >alace. Legions of welcoming Frssce te caacel it* staaa lor continuing friendship to the Iran- banners lettered in farsi, the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, succeed Canada and Panama. Point of Tour ian people and expressed "best ranian language, and American (AP) — This effective United a auekar bemb test la UM Poland takes the sest iield by Sahara, but the Freach said TEHRAN, Irsn (AP) —Presi- wishes for your great country and Iranian flags added color to State* majority of 10-1 on th« Japan. dent Eisenhower reached the id for your stand for peace he scene. U; N. Security Council probably they weuld ge ahead. fc ' The outgoing three voted with The French also boycotted the half-way point on his 22.000-mile id freedom." will dwindle to S-3 on most votei the United States in the last test mission of peace and goodwill to- Eisenhower recalled that in his in the hew year. assembly debate-on Algeria, and REMOVE ROCKET BOOKS Sept. 7, when the council over maneuvering by France and her day, bringing a new message of oyhood ancient Persia—as Iran Thil will be the result of elec rode Soviet opposition and voted support to Western-Allied Iran, as th^n known—"was a land SYRACUSE, N. V. (AP)^The tionf held in the General Assem allies blocked passage of even a city's public school libraries 10-1 to send a subcommittee to watered down compromise ask- on the southern doorstep of the wonder and romance for a bly lor term* on the U-natioi investigate charges of Com- Soviet Union. igh school boy who lived on thehave removed from circulation ing for peace talks to slop the all books about handling rockets, council startinstag Jan. 1 TThhe As munist Intervention in Laos. In Iran, as elsewhere on his lains of Kansas." d it 14 Algerian war. rocket fuel and missiles until aembly wound up its 14th teiiiot Of the incoming three, only The assembly also voted three tour, . hundreds of thousands Later, he continued, as a sol- Ecuador can be counted on to The y lier, university president and screened by science teachers. early yesterday by electing Com more relief for Pale- cheered the U.S. President, his support the United State* on cold- years of hosts welcomed him with high President of the United States, School officials uid: "Inasmuch munlit Poland to a council seat stine refugees; endorsed inde- as the handling of propeUfaU Tfct eteetlaa was the last ef war issues.. Poland will vote with praise and the President respond- learned to respect the tra- the Soviet Union, and neutralist peadence i n MMM for the U.N. litioni and courage of modern and the firing of rocket* requites three East-West trust territories of Italian Sortiali- ed with warm expressions of Ceylon most likely will abstain. friendship. ranians. Iran, he declared, has a very specialisep d Knowledge land and French Togoland in d i we. must b blih a*l*i. Naai aad Tar- An M majority is Just one vote As Iranian Air Force jets sup- 'become for me one of the most and training k^Tkad heea aTsaeleefced la a over the margin of safety, for Africa; deplored Communist dis- Important nations df the world.' extremely careful In bur cM :e regard of pest resolutions oa plied, by the United States of books on rocketry Sfld #MtfB****riBftasBtal FACO) tktftt ASsd seven votes are needed to pass spelled "Ike" overhead, Shan An estimated 750,000 Iranians Soviet intervention in the 1956 "At least you could have waited until I'd reed •iles." - : • •• • «1« dw IWtti Slater aa* tbt any proposal. It used to be that Mohammed Reta Pahlevi told his ined the four-mile highway and Sevltt UsJea agreed ta let a 10-1 vote was only a moral Hungarian revolt; appealed for the comics!" respect for fundmental human American guest, "It is good you them seUt Ik* twe-year Urm. victory for the United States, have come to our country at Falsei will reslge at the ead since the single negative vote rights in'Tibet, and adopted a Lions Plan Yule After the regular meeting, di such a time—you, Mr. President Declaration of the Right* of the rectors met and Stanley Hyer. CHICAC* MASS) •#• TtAtJf M lltt, aad Turkey win (Utah was a Soviet veto. Show For Children have brought security, democ- HIW V«m STOCK MCNAMI aut the torn. But th* veto was clrcumveat. Child. a director, resigned. Robert Len-racy and freedom from your in addition to Poland, Ceylon ed in the Laettaa case whea A few days before the session KEYPORT — At the regular non was elected tor the unexpired great country." meeting of the Lions Club Wed' and Ecuador were elected U Egklie Orteaa ef Italy, serviag Secretary General Dag term. ••.',' The President in reply, paid EISELE ft KING. USAHtt STOUT I CO. as council presldeat that Hammarskjold told U.N. corres- oesday la Ye Cottage Inn, two mealh. ndad that settlag up a pondents it had shown "a, newnew members, Edward' Hall and subesaunlttea. was a prtcedur- will to find common ground." John Meli, were installed by AMMICM STOOI tXCNANat • al matter act subject te a VHO. The assembly president, Victor George Parcels, past president. aunt erricsi *e aewAstwAV. NSW venst em A majority el the cauacU up- Andres Belaunde, hailed it a* the Peter Kuraloyg annmmcfid that "assembly of peace". as he the promotion committee of the Chamber of Commerce is spon- This device can be used by thebrought the session to.an end at 101 lUT PROMT STRBT RID RANK. M. 4 West only when the president will 4:11a. m. yesterday. soring a Christmas show for issue such *• ruilag. But council This was felt generally ta, re- children Dec. II, at 10 a. m. in flect the conciliatory atmosphere the Strand Theater. Admission delegates take month-long turns to the show is to be a can of in the chair, in their countries' of the September Camp David talks between Khrushchev and food for the needy. STOCKS BONDS alphabetic*! order.' With Ceylon, Joseph Shumock said the club Poland and the'Soviet Union on President Eisenhower. wiirdellver 13 baskets for Christ mejwiai ASCUT «ua MVISTOH'S CUIB -'-V the council, there will be two and mas. probably three months out of the Robert Lennon reported he had IMMUISMI Nnmilu R. J. year when the, plan can not^Cosmopolitans received CS pledges for.the eye MSWUIttW TVMtaftV N> d). KM IHM. Van. used. ,--r /,V; v ' bank.- fnw, *.*. MMM. ffto». • Remaining on the council will The Christina* party for mem' be Britain,' Nationalist China, come 3 bers and their wives will be Dec. um awl—r. l»*o r. U.S.: SEE US FOR ALL France, the Soviet Union and the LONG BRANCH — The Mon-73, 7 p. m. in Ye Cottage taut. WXMM rroix sr«a«> United States, in permanent mouth County Chapter of Cosmo- Robert Strong I* chairman. seats, and Argentina, May andpolitan Associates, Inc., welcom- YOUR PHOTO NEEDS Tunisia, whose two-year terms ed, three new. members at last have a year to run* week's meeting in the American In another 11th hour action, We carry, a cempleta Legion Home. They are Mrs. the assembly endorsed a Soviet- Russell Davis, Jr., of Eatontown, line of famous brand . American compromise setting up Mrs. William Smith of Neptune, a 24-nation permanent committee and Mrs.. John Juditz of Elber cameras and accessor- to study ways to keep outer on. • . • . {•i. Irinj your camera* apace peaceful. Membership is 'Patrolman Dominic , Angerio split equally between Western al- hara for expert repair has donated a Christmas tree for lies. (12) and Communists (7) the children's Christmas party, service. , and neutrals (8). The Commu- to be held Sunday from 2 to nists and Some of the neutrals p. m. Refreshments will be serv- boycotted a temporary commit- ed, and each child will receive a W* Haw Everything tee set up last year because the gift from Santa Claus. About 100 western allies outnumbered them children are expected to attend. for the Hosts for the New Year's Eve CAMERA FAN A third result of private Soviet- party will be. Mr. and Mrs. Early Week Features! American negotiations was the Peter Lawrence of Belford. A assembly's referral of all disarm- buffet supper will be served ament proposals to a 10-nation Mrs. Lawrence is vice president "SIMPLY WONDf *FUl"-CUT FROM YOUNG TINDER PORKIRS DORN'S Photo Shop East-West committee meeting in of the club. 11 We*s«e Strwt Geneva in February. But the res- Hostesses for lastWjtek'a meet- olution contained four references g were Mrs. Ernest Evans. to "general and complete dis- ' Leonard Cowling and Mrs SH MI7J aw SH 7-MfO armament" — D. J. Fddmah. : < Soviet Premier ; The next-meeting will be at PORK the American Legion j Home at S p. m. Tuesday," Jan. 12. LOIN CENTER Buys Town END END cm Ib. .••SvM':." bESOTb. Kan: (AP) - X man bought a town last week for HMwry SmeAesi mnr WONOnfUl" WeH Trimmed "SIMHY WONDMKfUl" »u.oo»<; > • ••••• - ."...;. •• . EVMYDAY IOW MIAT MHOS , The.town,;Sunflower VUtage, SMOKED hasn't been in use since the stalf Top ROOM! Sttak *•••'•" SKOOC of a nearby ordance • worsts was CAIIHAMS reduced. But it has. 174 homes TONOUES and 11 other building*, including Dtliciew Rib Staak £T •79e a SOQ-seat theater and a school fc It was bought by Louis H. Ens Frasb Slkad loaf livtr 39« ley who owns Quick Way Home*, a. 49c TELEVISION Inc., of Lawton, Okla. He was ene Baby Span Rib*•••'.«— of eight bidders in the aiction rMf# MOT r* •••*•••••• *• 19c RADIOS • STEREO • HI-FI conducted by the government's APJMSBUII Then get eur Uw Lew Price. General Service Administration. Inter the Kmf Kera Whhlnf W«J Ceoreit at Yew Newest MAYFAIR! Haliaa Sawagt •*• - .•— »69e Ensley said he hope* ,40 re- •."-;'"••'.:':'•.• •• bet eur seryke. |s better. habilitate the villsge. » rWles Laaib Caawiaatiaa >sw« .39c west of Kansas City, and clear SMOKWtH, UQIHO $HO»TffflNG lots for more homes. ' "V. .<•". aF^f^B'^piWW. EjBj|nna> ^iE^"jTBF»gf * 79< No estimate of the original, cos'i REISEMAN'S of,the wartime housing project Jaaalitt fork Raatt Sf ••49* wa* available. '214 r«W«y, Uasj inMch •> Ope* Defy•»•t •. m. WESSON OIL - Frtib Cbkktn Ihrm *79« TIM Kesuur bring* kunra and Mil !«• <°I*tk» ••«>• I»IM. Why aat:J*la ill's Nfw-n'$ TASTMH i laifa Tatty Shrimp ^69« FIIEIIIE ith Anntvi>f>arv C''ch/n//on TRADE IN Spvcia "IM" CAllWaNIA-KBstBt ' ••' • LETTUCE RCA VICTOR 21 CAitPOMUA^tllNlHVf MBOUM vsjv^Bwa>v^"jMiwaw #aa . . - • * - • • .• NAVEL OtAINES 10O9. 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FULL SERVICE CONTRACT ONLY 56 mw raM.au MAT NEWMAN FRANKS O«f tASY ftMM —> 3 VsMirs. fo Pay 49c •f ffc«M *CA VICTOR COIOII TV O«af«r«T SPRINGS EATONTOWN TV ROAD BISCUITS Monitionih ConnlyV K Twin County Of««r>. Met tHtttlo thru Wtd., OM. U. •Ighl )• limit qunfifltUi. S«l«s & Servicing Orguiil/iilion Red Bank 508 Main St., Asbury Pork 50 H'way 35, Eatontown OPIN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Pec. M. 1959 BED BANK REGISTER Wal Union Kitty Kelly: Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Emil Mulunci h was elect- Ex-Soldier Resents Job Little Silver Woman's Club, Home ed president of the National Pos- tal Clerks Union Auxiliary of Red Bank, at the annual meeting last Form's Prying Questions week at the home of Mrs. L. H. Unit Have Christmas Programs Connors, McLean St., River Pla- Kitty Kelly: If he's to develop any char- i. I was shocked upon returning icter at all, he must face up LITTLE SILVER—More than New officers were honored at from overseas to find such a lack i his own problems. Perhaps 100 members and guests at- the auxiliary's annual Christmas privacy in what to me should he is already aware of his tended the Christmas program dinner party for members and highly personal. To get my wife's infidelity. Maybe he's de- meeting which the Little Silver heir husbands Saturday in1 the ob back I had to fill out a aer- cided to forgive, and forget. . Woman's Club held last week Kensington Lounge, Long ies of forms. The firm required While I don't condone her in Embury Methodist Church Branch. most detailed answers, even conduct, I advise you to be Hail. Other officers are Mrs. George hough I had been on leave of realistic. After all, she's young The program was arranged McFarlane, vice president; Mrs. from the same job, and and her husband was gone a by the drama department chair- James Delatush. secretary; Mrs. despite, the fact that my mili- long while. Perhaps this affair men, Mrs. Gilbert Hunter and rancis Sagurton, treasurer, tary record was graded excel- with the married man will only Mrs. John Hemleb. and Mrs. Harold Calming, public- lent. serve to strengthen her love ity chairman. . ' This wholesale prying forces for your son. The program which was pre- )ear Dorothy Dlx: sented in the church sanctuary, Mrs. Delatusb won the. meet- the Individual to conform to some was opened by Mrs. A. Elliott ing prize., The January meeting fool personnel director's concep- My husband and I are senar- Lawes, who read the Christmas ill be held at the Delatush home tion of what the ideal worker ited for the fourth time. We have story, "The Littlest Angel." A on Surry La., New Shrewsbury. should be. For my money, it two children. I sired for divorce pageant. "Lighting of the Can- means relinquishing valued but after thinking it over, a di- dles," followed, with a cast in- hilip Burr Elected ideals. This letter may or may vorce is no answer. Our only cluding Mrs. Hemleb, Mrs. John not make sense, but I had to trouble is his mother. She must A. Crolius, Mrs. Peter J. Ed- Fraternity Chief apeak up before gripes go out know everything that goes on, wardsen, Mrs. Frederick J. COLLEGE PARK. Md. — Phil- style—Thinking Man. even concerning our personal Rouse and Mrs. Thomas Key, ip Burr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dear Thinking Maa: If we life. Jr. Mrs. Francis E. Swartz was ohn Burr, 4S Dogwood Rd.. Mid want the free life we must do I love my husband very much the organist. dletown, N. J., has been elected something about it. Most peo- and I fell that he does me. There resident of Phi Sigma Kappa ple prefer to drift along con- is no other woman. He thinks The club's new quartet, with Fraternity at the University of tentedly with the tide, letting everything is my fault, but he Mrs. Maurice J. Donovan as the Maryland. others think for them—a risky doesn't remember when he tried pianist, directed club members Mr. Burr is a junior in the practice. to kill me. I. can forgive if he when they sang carols. Quartet college of arts and sciences. A Tell your boss by letter or would come home. Isn't any mar- members are Mrs. George W. graduate of Middletown Town' in person what you think of riage worth saving when the only Grimm, Jr., Mrs. Donald B. ship High School, he is an ac- this third-degree questionnaire. trouble is' a selfish -mother-in- Cheney. Mrs. A. Ellison and tive figure in many student or- Patricia Morey Wed If you do it without anger he law? Mrs. Swartz. ganizations on the campus. most likely will put a stop to Dear K. W.: Your only prob- The club contributed $25 for this unwarranted prying into lem is not your mother-in-law, the record libraries of the Mark- private lives. it's your husband. Even if she ham Place and Point Road ENGAGED To Albert Hersog Kitty Kelly: were eliminated, you still have Schools in Little Silver. Mrs. My son la due home soon from your husband to cope with. Joseph B. Mount, education service overseas. He loved his Little is to be gained, by pro- chairman, is in charge of this MATAWAN -Mr. and Mrs. matching velvet muff, covered wife very much. She has been longing a marriage such as project. George W. Morey, 59 Church with sprays of red poinsettia. ' stepping out with a married man yours. The argument that your Mrs. Robert Sturt and Mrs. divided home should be held Mrs. Nicholas Homicko. using St., announce the marriage of and acting as if she weren't a Loretta Anderson, both of Mata- married woman. I have never together for the sake of your a red, gold and white color their daughter. Miss Patricia wan, the bride's sisters, and two children isn't sound. How scheme, decorated the refresh- Dec. 21 Debut written about this to my boy but Ann Morey, to Albert Edmund Mrs. Dorothy Ryan, Metuchen feel I should warn him when can children develop normal- ment tables in a Yuletlde motif Miss Pamela Morton White, Prior to the ball. Mayor and Herzog, son of Mr. and Mrs. were bridesmaids. Their cock' ly in a strife-torn, loveless for the tea that followed the he gets back rather than let him daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Ber- Mrs. White, will honor thei Sidney' Joseph Herzog, Sr., of tail length gowns and hats were walk blindly into the mess. As a home? meeting. Mrs. Arthur Huson and nard White of Corn La., Shrews- red velvet, and they carried mother who wants to avoid Send your problem to Kitty Kel- MM. Joseph A. 'McCann pre- bury, will be presented to socie- daughter at a dinner at the Star- 113 Tenth St., West Keansburg, light Roof of the Waldorf. matching velvet muffs, covered trouble or hurting anyone, what ly. Enclose a stamped, self-ad- sided at the tea table, and Mrs. ty Dec. 21, when she will make on Dec S in St. Mary's Episco- with sprays of' holly. can I, or shall I, do?—L. R. dressed envelope, and address Edwin R. Reed served as the her bow at the Debutante Cotil- Miss White attended The Kent pal Church, Keyport. Mrs. Morey wore a gown of Dear L. R.: Your impulse to her tare of The Red Bank Reg- receptionist. lion and Christmas Ball Monday Place School In Summit, and is Rev. Henry A. Male, rector, ister.' The ways and meant com- at the Waldorf-Astoria in New copen blue brocaded satin, and meddle is part kind, but part- now a student at Mount Vernon officiated at the double-ring ly also cruel, for it shows your mittee members were hostesses 'ork City. the bridegroom's mother chose Seminary in Washington, D. C. ceremony. light blue lace'. Both had cor- son up as a wife picker. If he Friday at a holiday coffee hour The morning of the wedding, has any spunk at all, he'll not at the home of Mrs. Alfred Mor- sages of white carnations. Father Male also officated at Charles Cowell of Herkimer, thank you for calling attention hart on Point Rd., Little Silver. a Nuptial Eucharist for the to the fact of his unfaithful 'Trim the Tree" was the theme. Middle Road School PTA N. Y., was best man. Ushers NOTICE! IwMe and bridegroom and their wife. Far better that he learn Members attending tied contri- were i Edward Morey of Mata- parents. 'an, the bride's brother; John the truth from another. For We Hill be butions of money on a Christmas The bride was given in mar- you to play Cassandra and be tree in the entrance way of To Present Musical Play Lenovich, Middletown, and Al- riage by her father. Her prin- bert Bennett, West Keansburg. the bearer of bad,tidings is the hostess, home. Mrs. Louis A. NORTH CENTERVILLE —The >usan Hendryx, Albert Black, cess styled gown was made of poor psychology. It's about like Saporito was the chairman. Miss Datma Cento Following a dinner and re- Middle Road School Parent Kenneth Dyer, Cathy Terry, An- peau de sole, trimmed with lace ception for 135 guests at Ei-Moe- saying, "Your judgment's not OPEN More than 40 members and so good, little son. Forget the Teacher Association will present drew Flis, John. Gurney, Sally KEANSBURG — Mr. and Mrs. and rhinestones and had a fitted Ki, West Keansburg the couple guests attended the Christmas bodice, with long sleeves,. and a strumpet and come home Ao the following party meeting held by members a musical play, "When Santa Bayers; Joann Weeks, David Roland Matthews, 13 Waterview left for a wedding trip to the Mama." PI., announce the engagement of bouffant skirt,. The bride's Ma- of the American home depart- Forgot the Smiths," Monday, Dec. Poconos. They will make thei Weeks,' Marjorie Bourp, Ruth their daughter. Miss Dolores Mae deira court length veil of lace home at US Tenth St., West ment last week at the home of 21, at » p. m. in the Reformed fell from a coronet of rhine- Mrs. Joseph A. Zaloom, Oakes Quinn, Russel Morin, Robert 01- Corris, to Richard A. MUko, son Keansburg. Investiture Is Held Church in Keyport. sen, Barbara Bryson, Ann Span- of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MUko, stones, and her cascade bou The bride, a Matawan Higr WEDNESDAYS Rd. Mrs. Albert V. Jones. Sr., quet was white carnations. For II Girl Scouts playing the role of Santa .Claui, Incorporated in the true-to-life iak, Sharon Buttler, Pat Shee- Summit Ave., Belford. School graduate, is employed by Miss Corris. a graduate of Mid- Mrs. Russell Walling of Cliff- Terry Shops in Keyport. The FAIR HAVEN — Investiture distributed gifts. plot will be situations involving a han, Barbara StefaneUi, Linda wood Beach was her sister's ma< ceremonies for members of Girl Dec. U-23-30 Assisting hostesses were Mrs. moderately well-to-do family pre- Dolan, Cecelia Neugebauer, Irene dletown Township High School, is bridegroom is employed by a secretary in the offices of the tron of honor. Her cocktail Lavoie Laboratories at Morgan- Scout Troop 28. were held in th< Harold DeMing, Mrs. George paring to entertain fo~ r Christ" -. Yawger, Lynn Werthweia, Pat- length and ricia Gilgaenoo, Naacy Stuber, law firm of Doremus, Russell, gown cap were ville. He was graduated from art room of Willow Street Schoo W. Ivins. Mrs. George Kane, green carried this week, Leaders in chargi Phone SH 1-0792 Mrs. Winston Watts and Mr*. Mary Ellen Manertl, Kathleen Fasano and Nicosia of Red Bank. velvet. She Keyport High School and served The cast has been chosen from Prisb, Lynn Leuarda, Cheryl* Mr. MUko, also a Middletown in the Air Force for three years. were Mrs. Frank Wildey ahc Jones. Mrs. George P. Drake pupils in the fourth, fifth and Township High School graduate, Mrs. Edward Galli. presented an exhibit of Christ Kress, Barbara Saappert ani Portrait of Pets sixth grades. Faculty members Dorothy Hynes. is employed by vanAmeringen- Those invested were Jennifei mas ceramics. participating are Anthony Maz- Haebler, Union Beach. County Democratic Barren, Penny . Blair, Cathy will GARDNER'S The garden department za, director; Emil Sirois, musical Dresher, Patty Galli, Juli hold a workshop meeting tomor- director; James Baine, scenery Women to Dine Greene, Gail Johnson, Susai lAtlER SHOP row afternoon at the home of and decorations; Miss Kathryn ETIQUETTE Mcllnay, Nancy Ann Raleigh, 12 MECHANIC STREET Mrs. George H. Merrill, Pros- Mrs. Helen V. Hill of Keans- Wood and Miss Dorothy Phillips, burg is chairman of the Christ- Joyce Geiling, Weslie Wilday and pect Ave. They will make small costumes and make-up. Robin Rjsenberg. One-half Meek off Broad St. gifts and Christmas green ar- mas party which the Women'i rangements for patients in nurs- In the cut are Loften Swanger, AMY VANDERBILT Democratic Club of Monmoutr ing homes in this area. Mri. Linda Havens, Wendy Yawger, "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: County will hold Saturday and family'7-Mrs. I. J., Dallas, Crystal Brook Inn. Presidents Benjamin S. Vincent, Jr., chair- 'm planning to serve dinner at Texas." what o wtJKferfif way to say 7 p. m. Is it correct to serve of the individual county clubs man, Is in charge! Try to avoid that "and fam- will assist with reservations. Mrs. Winn M. Rose of Point Slimming eggnog to the guests from 6 to 7? ily." It is better to address Rd. will be hostess Thursday Cocktails are out. It seems so the card "The Joneses." (If Committee aides include Mrs. afternoon at a meeting of the festive around Christmas time. the name is common and the John R. Keilt and Mrs. George Would a sweet red wine be bet- card is going to an apartment Ruch, Sr., Atlantic Highlands; literature department. Mrs. Har- attern Mrs^ Matthew McCarthy, Howel! old D. VanNamen said that Mrs. Prints ter? I do not like any other house, address it "The Robert- kind.—A. L., Milton, Mass." son Browns.") Township: Mrs. John Grodeska, Rouse, of the club's drama de- Mlddeltown: Miss Elsie Oezuie, partment, will give a program Many • people do not like to be served eggnogs before din- Asbury Park; Mrs. John A Per of Christmas readings. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: tillo and Mrs. Fred L. Jones, The club's first social activity ner, even during the festival I work in a one-girl office. I season. This drink is better Red Bank, and Mrs. Gustave for the new year will be a lunch- would like to give my boss tome J. Freret. Fair Haven. • vice- eon bridge Jan.. 28, 1:30 p. m., served at a special eggnog kind of Impersonal gift, if it is party in the late afternoon chairman of the county commit- in Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. proper. He is a man in his tee. This Is for the benefit of the with Christmas cookies. How- early forties and I can't think ever, some people do serve it of a thing he hun't got at home Mrs. Frances Getz of Kean Give her a gift club's building fund, and Mrs. burg is in charge of entertain- Harry S. Koch Is the chairman. before dinner, and. if you do. or in the office.—E. M., Miami, be careful not to make it too Fla." ment, assisted by Mrs. George certificate for one Mrs. E. W. Weeks is handling sweet. Cameron and Mrs. Rose Scott, reservations. As you have seen (above) I It is not correct to serve a suggest that no gift is expected both of Keansburg. Mrs. Angelc The International relations de- Bottone, Mrs. Kathryn Huber, partment of which- Mrs. Theo- sweet wine before dinner, for by such employers. If, just for it blunts appetites. Serve, in- the fun of it you want to give Mrs. Thomas Baldwin and Mrs, dore Parsons is chairman, will Walter R. Wall, all of Keans us for details of be in charge of the next club stead, a dry sherry or even a him some little "gag" gift, why dry cocktail port. Many people, not some of those amusing burg, are In charge of the gift handHna. meeting, Jan. 13. Frank L. Got- especially men, will enjoy memo pads, for example the exchange, planned for the party. fio, executive director of CARE, brandy and soda instead of one that reads "Next week will be guest speaker. Mr. Gofflo cocktails, or Scotch, bourbon we've got to ge organized," or Irises bloom at the edge of the was one of the principal speak- or rye with soda or water. one of those amusing little of- Arctic. But, they will not grow ers at the State Federation con- Avoid rich, sweet drinks of any fice signs. Be careful, though aear the equator. vention last May In Atlantic City. kind before holiday meals in —sometimes these can be a He recently returned from tour particular. little too personal. . HOro s si olft toe IRS) of the Far East. Maybe the flve-en-ten will "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: yield up the best present that Let these beautiful boxers that will redly »iva her a AT KENYON COLLEGE I work in a small office (just isn't really a present—does he watch over the family room — ffirill. Any womoii wouM GAMBIER, Ohio —Robert myself and the boss, and I am need pipe cleaners, ii he al- they add a striking touch. Park. Jr.. and Robert T. Rlker his secretary.) I have been with ways running out of pencils? Embroider an exciting study of wckomo a gift such as this. of Middletown, N. J., are attend- him for a year. Should I get How about a dozen pencils with boxers in taupe V tan tones ing Kenyon College; here. Mr. him a Christmas gift? I would his name in gold. I know with black muzzle for contrast! Park is a graduate of Middletown like to do so if it is all right. some doctors who keep those Pattern S38: ISHxM inch trans- Township High School. Mr. Riker If so, what would you suggest?— tall jars of English lemon drops fer; color chart; directions. la a Junior at the college and i B. R., Fort Lauderdale, Fla." on their desks. One has a Send thirty-five cents (coins) Wh«t wife wovMiMt Ilk* member of Alpha Delta Phi fra No, he doesn't expect a gift very large, one in his recep- for this pattern — add S cents • beautifully wood pan- ternlty. from you, although very likely tion room for his patients. May- for each pattern for first-class he will give you one, If he be that'a an idea for you. mailing. Send to Red Bank Reg- •led roemt This Is a sure- does so, the gift should be In Whether you do any of these ister, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. the form of a Christmas bonus thlngs-or just lend a Christ- Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, or a fresh, crisp bill In a mas card-depends very much New York 11, N. Y. Print plain- Christmas card. He should not on your relationship with your ly pattern number, name,, ad- give very personal gifts. You boss and what kind of a man dress and xone. AleveVMnr may send a Christmas card to he is. Don't embarrass him New! Newt Newl Our INI him and his wife at home. with any kind of a pretentious, Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book A Ml length, crystal clear For I9M'S busy days — a slen expensive preient. derizing casual with a smart "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: is ready NOW) Crammed with on>tho-door mirror will deeper armhole and pocket In- I am planning to give a cock- exciting, unusual, popular de- "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: signs to crochet, knit, sew, em- make a big hit with tho terest, Choose rayon flannel or tall party on New Year's Eve Our office has discontinued the I • Curtains wool tweed with contrast accent. and was wondering tho proper broider, quilt, weave — fashions, In tka L-—- sending of Christmas cards to in inv nvfnv. Printed Pattern 9209; Hall time to send out written Invlti- our friends and customers, Is home furnishings, toys, gifts, ba- • Draperies Sizes 1*%,%, 161/j/j,, W, % tf, tlons. They will all be local and there any nice way that I can zar hits. In tho book FREE — 3 A. Site WA takes 3% yards will receive one-day mall sorv- with my correspondents a Merry quilt patterns, Hurry, send 28 • Slipcovers 1 cents for your copy. A Coxy leaflf IIM 39-Inch fabric; >/2 yard contrait, Ice.-Mrs. E. E., Cactus, Texas. Christmas in my business letters Send thirty-five cents (coins You are competing with between now and Christmas that A family room will bo a • Bedspreads for this pattorn •* add 10 centi many, many others who are will explain the situation del- (or ench pattern for first-clns going to give holiday parties. icately?—F. R., Detroit." pleasure for many years • Linens mulling, Send to Marian Mnrtln, Send your Invitation* two I have kept from last Christ- to come. Horo's a really Red Dank RcglMcr, Pattern weeks in advance, If you can mas a very nice handling of • Venetian Blinds munnno it. Include your tele- LEON'S unusual Christmas Gift. Dcpt,, 232 Went 18th Si,, New this from an ndvertlnlng man iin York II, N. Y, I'rlnt plainly phone number on the HSVP In Chicago, Mlchncl O'Connor, fh«m« KM MiM name, nddresa with zone, si/ for quick acceptance or re- who wrolc me IIN follows Ir, tho Same Day Service Sherman's nnd style number. fuKuln. course of answering a hinlncm •0 HOMY IOWA ... IASV IUI6IT TIIMS loiter: "Since I urn not In tho At Our Call Office on Homo Decorator* JUST OUTI lll||, new IIMK 41 Broad SI. "DKAK MISS VANDKIUIILT: ranks of Clirintmun card send- Spring nnd Summer I'nttarr I'lotiBc toll mo how to ndtlrcm • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS RED HANK ers thin year but still have tho TEMPLE LUMBER CO., INC. Catalog In vivid, full-color, Ovoi my ChrlntmiiN cnrdu property t< holiday spirit. 1 do want to 4W Broad St. 100 amurt style* , . , nil KI/.VH . , a mother nnd ton or (Inuiihlcr vvlnh you n very hnppy holiday • FLATWORK RU 1-1500 all occasions. Mend Now! Onl Shrewsbury Sll 1-8MI Wlicro there uro children, i-pn nnd n very proftpuruus New M-74 WHITI ST. RID IANK, 25c. . ono wrlto 'Mr, nnd Mri, .lone* yrnr." CARTON STREET RUM9ION today's Women Plan a Smooth Getaway Elks Auxiliary REP BANK BEdSTEK Mender, Per. 14, I9M-11 By DOROTHY ROE Has Yule Party Shower Honors Woman's Club Associates Press WO •'• Editor The Auxiliary of the Red Bride-Elect : Bank Elks Lodge held its an- You hive to get out of New Miss Nancy A. Young, a Janu- To Hear Talk - York City every so often to get ual Christmas party, a covered. ry bride-elect, was honored last Keyport members and week at a bridal shower given acquainted with America. dish supper for for. her by Miss Christina De- Just taking a plane to Chi- The senior class of Keyport their guests, in the clubhouse On Bible Plants St., Thursday. oe and Mrs. William L. Onder- cago, Denver or Los Angeles High School will present "The on West Front donk, Jr., at Miss DeVoe's home Dr. Harold N. Moldenke, form- Mrs. Walter Hemhauser was doesn't do the trick. This is the Snow Ball" Friday night in the on 57 Reckless PI. er curator and administrator of, usual New Yorker's mode of general chairman; Mrs. Harold school. Music will be furnished Miss Young, daughter of Mr the herbarium of the New Yorkp travel. The- Idea is to get there Duncan, president, honorary Botanical Gardens, will speak on by Carl Stabile Quartet. and Mrs. Paul A. Young of 113 as fast as possible, finish your chairman, and Mrs. Victor Woodbine Ave., Little Silver, will Plants of the Bible," at the' ; business and get home—the same Lorch, decoration chairman. become the bride of John Mur- Christmas meeting of the Red day if possible. It can be done, Mrs. James Cadoo has returned The women contributed $25 to phy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Bank Woman's Club Friday af- but you don't see much of the to her home Broadway after the Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary John W. Murphy of Worcester, ternoon. . ( country. spending three weeks with her to be used to give a holiday Mass., on Jan, 2. Members will bring gifts for I've been renewing old ac- sister, Mrs. Henry Kautzman, party for a group of hospital Shower guests were Mrs. patients at Briar Hill, county, quaintance with the heart and Savannah, Ga. patients at Marlboro. They also Young, Mrs. Harold S. DeVoe, welfare house at Freehold, and backbone of America for the gave Jhe club new draperies and Mrs. Willis Sisson, Mrs. Robert make their annual "Gift to the. past two weeks, and I can rec- Mrs. Heath Park and son. Jet- new slipcovers for the clubhouse Newlands, Mrs. Jack Faust, Mrs. King" contribution which will be ommend it to any transplanted fery, Hermosa, Calif., are spend- lounge. Henry A. Stevenson, Jr., Mrs. used for local needy. New Yorker who may have be- ing several weeks visiting Mrs. New members introduced were William L. Onderdonk, Sr., Mrs. come so bemused with the big Robert Bruce, Mrs. Harry Field- Dr. Moldenke is presently dl{.' Park's mother. Mrs. John Dur- Mrs. Anthony Vaccarelli • and rector of the Trailside Museum . city that he thinks of the United ante. Walnut St., and other rela- Mrs. Lois P. Gryson. er, Mrs. Richard S. Deane, Mrs. States as merely four hours fly- Charles LeClaire, Mrs. How- the Watchung Reservation' tives in the borough. The auxiliary's first social and supervisor of nature activi-;" Ing time between Manhattan and activity for 1960, will be a cock- ard Higginson, Mrs. A. P. Lind- Hollywood. say, Jr., Mrs. Eugene Duggan ties for the Union County Park '; Mrs. Judson Hopla, Elizabeth tail party in the clubhouse, Sat- Commission. During his lecture1 Go West St., has returned from Riverview and Misses Ruth A. Scattergood, urday, Jan. 23i Joyce Scott, Terry McCue, Mary- he will discuss the trees, shrubs, You toss a couple of suitcases Hospital where the was a medi- herbs and flowers mentioned in In the car and start out—across cal patient. ann Adams and Maureen Dug League to Deliver gan. the Bible. the George Washington Bridge He has compiled his materials onto the New Jersey Turnpike Miss Margaret Stone, New York Christmas Basket after many years of research and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, City, was a recent visitor at the KEANSBURG — A Christmas Guild, Class Have and study, and has found his headed west The first thing that home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Stone, Main St. basket will be delivered to a Christmas Supper sources in ancient papers, and will impress you, if you haven't needy family in the borough by in Protestant, Catholic and Jew- done this sort of thing for some NEW MONMOUTH - A cover the Women's Independent ed dish supper-Christmas party ish translations of both old and years, is the abundance and lu* Mrs. Charles Kinfaher and League. new versions of the Old and ury of the motels along every Mrs. Vincnet Applegate were was held in the Baptist Church luncheon guests of Mrs. Lee Sad- Plans were made to hold a pot by the Amico Bible Class and New Testaments and Apocrypha. main highway. Stop anywhere, Dr. Moldenke had traveled; and have the last word in mod- owski, Shrewsbury, Wednesday. luck supper and funny hat party Mary Elizabeth Sutphin Guile in .the American Legion hall in last week. and botanized in various states; ern comfort, at half the 'price of of the Union, as well as in Mex- a single room in a New York Mrs. Lester Dick Rye, N.Y., January at the recent business A skit "90 Days Until Christ risited her mother, Mrs. Willis meeting. A party for members' mas," was presented by Mrs. ico, Cuba the West Indies, coun- hotel. children will be held Saturday, tries in Central and South Amer- Leaving the turnpike, you hit )uackenbush, Broad St., for a Howard Chamberlain, Mrs. Gay w days last week. Dec. 19, in the hall. lid Hansen and Mrs. Walter ica and in Europe. He is a fel- U.S. Rt. 40, which goes from low of the American Association • coast to coast. While the motels A Christmas party was held Junie. Mrs. Robert Williams Mrs. Homer Sieder and Mrs DRAMA IN BLACK AND WHITE—Highlights of Adele Simpson's 1960 collection of resort and after the meeting. Hostesses were narrator. Miss Rebecca North for the Advancement of Science, • have improved, the highway has the New York Academy of not—but you don't really mind :arrie Mason, Westfield, were cruise fashions are these striking dresses in bold black and white print At left is an all- Mrs. Evelyn Verneau, Mrs. Mary read the Scripture. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- occasion dress of diamond-printed silk surah, with dolman sleeves and fringed satin belt. At Callahan, Mrs. Thomas Lopes Miss Nana Helwig was chair Science, and the American Geo- - that. Going slow through a hun- graphical Society. dred small town main streets is erick Post, Second St., Thursday right, flattering cocktail dress in dot-dash print, with black velvet accent at top. and Mrs. Fred Sefcfk. man of the program. good for the soul, if you've for gotten the individual flavor of American small towns. • Courtesy HAL BOYLE The farther you get from New York, the greater the courtesy NEW YORK (AP) — Things a columnist might and friendliness you encounter— never know if he didn't open his mail: at filling stations, roadside di- ners and motels. Strike up You are more likely to get wiser than richer as conversation on politics and you age ... Three fifths of U.S. citizens over 65 had you'll pretty well be able to fore- east the outcome of the next an income last year of less than $1,000 . . . Only one elections. These are down-to-earth Amer- in five got more than $2,000. icans who weigh national person- Everyone has seen the painting of alities and policies on the scales Whistler's "Mother," but few know of common sense, unaffected by the opinion-making groups which that Whistler's father, George Wash- frequent New York and Washing- ington Whistler, has a claim to fame, ton. too ... He built the first American lo When you reach St. Louis you can listen to the heartbeat of comotive equipped with a steam your country, find out wha whistle. makes it tick and appreciate the Depressing statistic: Even if Elvis everyday pride and patriotism of most of the people of these •0YU5 Presley took up the violin, there still United States. UUMASTIR BRAND Look at the vast new indus- would be 4,999,999 guitar players left in the nation. tries in the South, the stately Wives, if your husband gets tired of the salads homes, the modern cities. Go hunting wild turkey and quail. you serve, why not pep up your next one with a lily? Eat a southern meal of turnip Lilies are grown for food in both China and preens, black-eyed peas and cornbread. Until you've sampled Japan. tlvs fare, you haven't lived. Head back east by the south- Our quotable notables: "The greatest freedom ern route — across Arkansas, man has," aays Bernard Baruch, "Is Ms freedom to Mississippi and Alabama, up the discipline himself." Skyline Drive through the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Christmas warning: Bo careful about giving your You'll come back to the desk children sharp-pointed toys ... America's school In New York a better American, with a new realization of the children suffer more than 100,000 eye Injuries a year. breadth and strength and vast variety of your country. Who said teenagers never leave their TV sets?... Sixty per cent of America's movie-going audience is Auxiliary made up of teenagers. Has Yule Party Despite the rise of the ball-point pen, the penci UHKOStW KEYPORT — More than T members and guests of Raritan is still our most popular writing instrument . . . We Post American Legion, Auxiliary use more than V£ billion a year, or about eight for Veal Variety Meats attended the annual Christmas every person in the land. party held in Ye Cottage Inn Tuesday night. Our thirsty crops: Did you know a ton of wheat The officers presented the pres- drinks 496 tons of water during its growth period? .. FRANKS * Sweetbreads »89< ident a handbag. Canned goods were collected for ths holiday A ton of alfalfa requires nearly 634 tons of water, and basket. Nicholas , Durka played a ton of cotton about 657 tons. the accordion during the evening. Tongues .39. On the committee in charge of Selene* hat found that monkeys, when con* arrangements were Mrs. George fronted with •z*eutlv*>typ« decisions, develop ulcers Pound Rinear, Mrs. John Mams, Mrs. Hearts ,,39. Anna Huey, Mrs. Theodore Hau- Just like human executives ... (The moral Is, don't Packofl* ser. Decorations were made by monkey around with big problems, or try to ape Mrs. Huey. another fellow's worries.) Veal Brains ,fe> Gold Star Chapter Silent gag-of-the-week: This is comic George De Wraps Yule Gifts Witt's summary of the advantages men today have KEANSBURG — American over women. " ." Gold Star Mothers, Inc., Bay shore Chapter, held a Christma How religious is America? . . . Well, 63 per cen party and dinner in Ye Cottage of Americans now belong to a church, and the nation Inn, Keyport, last Tuesday. Se- *•«. cret pals were revealed and gifts spent $863,000,000 on church buildings last year . Ideal Frozen Orange were exchanged. Each member contributed an average of $63.17 to his Mrs. Corrine Knspp attended church during 1958. JUICE the meeting after a long illness. Mrs. William Reamer, hospital Many rman rants his tux or "tails" for a special Ehler's department representative of thi occasion, but a Manhattan furrier now has extended pound Veteran's Administration volun Itfsjlsr er Drle teer service and her volunteers, a similar service for the ladles ... He rents mink 18c hi CMSMM In us) helped wrap presents for or aaUt fur coats to bachelor playboya who want to COFFEE 66 a Christmas party to be held In give their dates a "real Cinderella evening." the Veteran's Hospital, Lyons, Dec. 23. The members will help Ever wonder why someone refers to your face All-Purpose distribute the gifts. -*. c as a "mug?" ... It springs from the 18th century fad Shortening of making drinking mugs shaped to resemble a gro- SWIFTNING 3 59 tesque human countenance. Apt definition: Frank Simone says an optimist i Granulated a man who figures that when his shoes wear out he'l c be back on his feet. SUGAR 5 47 Louella Evaporated Our broken homes: According to Harvard sociolo- Extra Large California Naval gist, Pltirim Sorokln. about 12 million of 45 million $ U. S. children don't live with both parents ... As a result of divorces, separations, and desertions. 8 - 1 Oranges 10 - 49* Visitors to New York City often complain about Farmdale Enriched White California Pascal HAVE YOUR OWN the difficulty of finding a parking space . . . One reason: Tha city has only 80,000 parking meters ... 16-oz, Extra Large YEAR END CLEARANCE sliced loaf But 80,081 fir* hydrants. Bread 17 Celery Stalk I'm sn export at helping (am The average American now cats 10 pounds o *DVi*mio PIICM trriCTivi MONDAV THRU WI»NI»»»V. •aciMsiii 14 u Hies got cash for things they m bananas a year, longer use, I'm 0. Howie Hut tlcn, a Register Classified ad It wai Theodore Roosevelt who observed, "N Another New Acme Market Opens Wednesday man needs sympathy because ho has to work, or be Chock Iho hotno now for thing cause he has a burden to carry, Far and awuy the bos you'd like to turn Into canh, tliii Central Ave. 6L Raritan Rcl., Clark Township call Sll 1-00IO for a friendly A prize that life has to offer Is the chance to work hur Writer. nt work worth doing." , DM. 14, 1959 TOP BANK BEG1STCT *^ BIGGER AND BETTER FOOD SA VINGS SUPERAMA EVERYDAY! Top Choice • Economical •Bone In CHUCK ROAST TENDER CENTER CUT •§ m LEAN . Al\ CUBE STEAK PORK CHOPS 75lb. SHORT RIBS OF BEEF 49lb. HOT or SWEET — ITALIAN TO* CHOPS OR' STEW LEAN GROUND A A c lb. CHUCK 69- SAUSAGE LAMB COMBO 37 PERFECT FOR SOUP OR STEW SHOULDER •VPB BONELESBEES F STEW 6A 9A PLATE BEEF LAMB CHOPS 75* ECONOMICAL Ff1 PAN READY A 4 BROWN fir SERVE A I" CHUCK STEAK 55 WHITING 2! ft. PORK CHOPS 85* I GOOD LUCK MARGARINE lb LEAN, SLICED NEW ZEST M B^ YELLOW GLOBE FRUIT SALAD 45 ONIONS BACONlb. MINUTE MAID Swifts Brown & Serve **g±. LB. LINDEN FARMS FROZEN 6-oi. CAN PATTIES .JJ BAG ORANGE JUICE TULIP FAM Astoria A I?C BLUE RIBBON COLD CUTS c •VIM IMP • "f Pkg«.f^f^ •MIVI 1UP % 4-35 JNAPKINS BOX OF 60 REMEMBER... THE PRICE IS ALWAYS RIGHT AT ATLANTICS UNLIMITED ~ The ONLY Discount REFUND Department Store Wherp,ypu Can... SHREWSBURY AVENUE AT ROUTE 36 (Opposite Fl. Monmouth) NEW SHREWSBURY Wl OfJIBVI TMI «IOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIIJ. NOT nrjPONillll.1 »0« TYPO0«'*,PMICAl IHKOSl ••%.*• r $ter Monday, Dec. 14, 1959-13 Section Two RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1959 No School Conflict Brady Backs Blanda Matauan Will Not For Mayor's Post Scrap Sewer Plant RAJUTAN TOWNSHIP-James MATAWAN-Councilman Cyrus 0. Brady lut night threw Mi K. Brown said Friday that the support behind Philip J. Blanda, 'ope Names Keansburg existing sewer plant will not be Jr., for mayor abandoned and that construction The post will be filled at the 1 Cardinals of a new plant should in no way Township Committee organize- Man Accused interfere with building of a high VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope tion meeting to be held Jan. 1. rohn XXIII today named two school. The two Democrats were elect- Imericsns to be cardinals of the Of Fraud Mr. Brown noted that construc- ed to the governing body in the Roman Catholic Church and at tion of a school has "priority" Nov. 3 contest by the largest George H. Fleming, 57, of 37 in regards to extension of the same time pointedly restated Park Ave., Keansburg, is await- vote ever accorded candidate! the church's opposition to arti- borough's debt limit but pointed here. ing Federal Grand Jury action put that the state already has ficial birth control u a means of on charges of submitting a Both men received more than limiting hungry populations. indicated that both projects may 5,100 votes — with aa average fraudulent Federal Housing Au- bo undertaken. The two American prelates— thority loan application to the plurality of 685. trchblshop Albert Gregory Meyer He ssid the cost of additional People's National Bank, Key- sewer facilities will be a small Also elected was Democrat and the former bishop of Fargo, port. Thomas B. Shlnkos, by the nar- N. D., Archlbishop Alois J. Mun- fraction of the cost ot a new row margin of 56 votes. During According to William G. Si- school. ch—were among eight new mon, special agent, Newark of- the campaign, the Democratic princes of the church named by Although no official cost fig- organization withdrew its support fice of the Federal Bureau of ures have been arrived at, bor- the 78-year-old pontiff in a sec- Investigation, Flemming was ar- of Mr. Shinkoa. ret consistory held ia the Vati- ough officials at sn October hear- rested Friday while working ing in Trenton advised the state Supported Shlakos can's Consistorisl Hall. with a tree trimming firm. Birth Control that new sewer facilities would D e m o c r a 11 c Committeeman Mr. Simon ssid that Fleming probably cost an estimated $225,- Ralph E. Mundy, whose term ex< The pope in his reference to wss arrested on a federal war- 000 to $250,000. birth control made no mention of rsnt which charged him with pires at the end of next year, the current controversy kicked up Full Survey backed Mr. Shlnkos in the cam- submitting s false document In by the opposition of American order to obtain a loan from the Borough Clerk Arthur C. Hall paign' Catholics to possible use ot U. S. noted that "the fact that coun- To date, the split between the bank. aid funds for foreign birth con- He was arraigned before U.S. cil asked the engineers, Reming- Blanda-Brady and Shlnkof- Mun- trol programs. But his linking of ton and Boyd, Inc.. to survey dy factions has not been healed, Commissioner David Goldstein in birth control with the "problem Asbury Park, who ordered him the entire borough, including the and the four politlcos have failed of hunger" and his statement in Freneau section, does not neces- to get together regarding the held in $1,000 bail pending the connection with an event of wide Federal Grand Jury hearings. sarily mean the entire municipal- mayor's post. interest in America left no doubt DtmOPMINT—Work will begin next month along a 3,200-foot section of the new Elizabeth channel as ity will be sewered." The governing body elects the of Ma intention. part of the fint stage of development of tha IB-million-dollar Eliiabeih-Port Authority piers. This is an archi- "What we want to do at this mayor each year. "For a great part of human- point, is get a complete picture In announcing his support of ity." the pope said in his Latin tact's drawing of what the 703-acre tract will look like when tha total project is completed. Charge Man of the situation," Mr. Hall said. Mr. Blanda, an attorney, for allocution naming the new cardi- The borough's existing plant mayor last night Mr. Brady nals, "the problem of hunger is In Fraud At functions "very well," Mr. Hall said: still grave. To avoid this very No Decision New Jersey News Briefs noted up to its maximum capa- "He is the most quslified mem- grave calamity, hi no case can Work To Start city, and the borough definitely ber of the Township Committee, erroneous doctrines be adopted TETERBORO (AP)-An insur- ambulance and Ptrene waa ad- KeyportBank will not abandon it. for this post, due to his legal ex- lethal methods ot limitation ot Reached On On New Pier ance man has been arrested in mitted to the hospital. The fire NEWARK — Homing Leth was The problem is that the capa- perience and the fact that he will births." connection with alleged kick- spread from the tavern to arrested in.his home in Long city now is not great enough, not be able to devote the necessary The cardinals were not present Police Pay backs psid to him' by employees three other establishments. Po- Island City, N. Y., Friday, on a that the plant is useless, he add- time to the job as a full-time re- at the secret consistory. Instead Development the Bendix Aviation Corp. lice and firemen estimated to- charge of submitting a fradulent ed. sident and professional person in they waited at various points in KEYPORT-No settlement was on injury claims. Bergen tal damage at $258,899. Twen- Federal Housing Authority loan The plant was designed for a the township." Rome or Vatican City for the reached yesterday in regards to NEWARK-Construction will be- feunty Prosecutor Guy W. Ca- ty-five firemen suffered smoke application to the People's Na- capacity of 216,000 gallons a day. Mr. Brady added that he him- official notification from the possible I960 salary raises for gin next month along a 3,200-foot llssi said about 50 to 100 em- poisoning. tional Bank, Keyport. A survey taken in 1958 showed section of the new Elizabeth self is not a candidate for the Pope's messengers. police here. ployees of the plant will be ques- He was the second person ar- that at that time the plant was mayor's post. Highest la History channel as part of the first stage tioned today. Robert Matthews. processing 279,000 gallons daily. The entire police department of development of the 150-million- rested within 24 hours on charges Referring to the other two The two Americans waited at met with the Mayor and Council of Packanack Lake, supervi- ELIZABETH (AP)-A tractor of submitting false applications The load has since increased. Democrats on the committee, Mr. the Pontifical North American doUar Elizabeth-Port Authority of the claims division of the •ailer loaded with $80,000 worth Located off North St. near in Borough Hall yesterday after- piers. to the same bank. Brady declared: College on Rome's Janlculum noon to discuss the Issue. Ideliry and Casualty Co. of New cosmetics being shipped from Main St., the plant was huilt in According to William G. Simon, 1925 and renovated in 1952. Tim* Is At Hand Hill. The new facilities, including the 'ork, wss arrested Saturday. the Bristol-Myers Co. and Col- special agent, Newark office of At the close of a two-hour con He was arraigned before Mag- The state Department of Health "Mr. Mundy and Mr. Shinkos Today's secrety consistory will ference, members of the govern- channel which has already been gate Palmolive Co. to Indianapo- the Federal Bureau of Investi- can no longer sit on the fence. be followed by a great public dredged at a cost of $4,900,000, istrate Cecil Hart on a charge ot is was stolen Saturday from the haa ordered the borough to cease ing body promised to consider gation, the man was arrested on pollution of Matawan Creek, The time is at hand when they consistory in St. Peter's Basilica police raises during preparation will cost an estimated $26,200,000. conspiracy to obtain money un- ABC Freight Forwarding Corp. a federal warrant. on Thursday at which the new der false pretenses, and was re-Saturday. which flows into Rsritan Bay, by must once and for all commit of the 1980 municipal budget. Five new berths, two new Leth wu arraigned before themselves and take a positive cardinals will receive their gal transit sheds supported by 2,200, leased in $5,000 bail. making additions or alterations eros, the broad-brimmed red The budget will be drawn up 000 square feet of paved transit U.S. Commissioner Eastern Dis- to the plant. stand with or against the elector- trict ot New York, in Brooklyn. hats symbolic of their rank. after the first of the yesr tor and upland area, and eight new NEWARK (AP) - The N. J. Report DM ate. He was ordered held in $1,000 i'The issue is dear — elthe The pope's action brought cargo distribution buildings pro- JERSEY CITY (AP)-A sb> Council of Americans for Demo- Council haa retained Reming- total membership hi the College March. viding M4.000 square feet of cov- laa slat* of incumbent team- cratic Action would-welcome a bail. ton and Boyd, Inc., at a cost they support the will of the The present police pay scale pie as shown at the polls or of Csrdlnals to 79. highest in the ered space, are included in the effleuna of local 841 Levittown in Central'New Jersey of $2,489, fo make a survey of history of the church. It gives the here is: initial phase of development. to ffetwcteVB SwMsy n — provided builder William J. sewer needs. The survey report failure to do so will be tanta Chief, $5,170; Captain. $4,170; Four of the new berths will be mount to support of Republican United States a total-of six car- what as* ef the victors called Levitt doesn't refuse to sell Expand Adult is to be presented at a council dinals, the moat ever allotted to lieutenant, $4,670; sergeant, $4,- built along 2.400 feet of bulkhead- meat ef the poli- houses there to negroes. "If Lev- (Harry P.) Seamen." 470. and regular patrolmen, $4>> meeting Dec. 22. the United States. ing on the south side of the cies ef Jimmy Heffa." Presl- itt will build houses that will be Frederick Mauer, president of Mr. Blanda, contacted later bj The pope formally announced 270, plus a $300 per year bonus. channel, and the fifth at an 800- Lawrence McDermott ivailable to all Americans, re- School Program • reporter, said; the Board of Health, told the the elevations to 31 cardinals This scale, according to a de- foot-long bulkhead across the nether tbr***year term. ;srdlets or the color of skins, MIDDLETOWN - The Recrea- "I would be willing to accept irtment report, ia approximately Register Friday that it was "ex- who met in the secret consistory bead of the channel. then we agree that Central New tion Commission haa announced tremely unfortunate" that a pub- the post of mayor if it is the with him. Among them wars five 1.000 lower than the average The new facilities, scheduled Jersey is a fine place to build." wish of the governing body, fo pay scale covering 10 neighbor Heavy Yi 1.588 to that the spring term of its adult lished report of an "informal" who had come from abroad. for completion by tha summer of 488. Gssrga laasrgaa wu re- Levitt recently announced he recreation program will begin discussion by board members hsd one reason: the voters in the The pope also recalled his ing municipalities. 1982, are being built in advance planned a new Levittown in. the recent election made it Chief LeRoy Sproul told The " s president, aad Feb. 3. given the impression that the meeting on Dec. I with President of leasing to expedite their avail, Dssntassk Calesrsse secretary* New Brunswick area. According to Jack W. Moody, board wants the existing plant clear they want a change, not Register that the talks were pre- ability. Eisenhower, whose present mis- liminary and that no specific sal- sorer. Celebrese said af- program has been expanded to scrapped. subterfuge, and it is time w sion of "peace and friendship in The Elizabeth-Port Authority get on with the job which must ary increase amounts were dis- ter the election: "Every man CHATHAM (AP)-News of a 31 activities. He ssid it also was unfortunate freedom" he blessed. cussed during the conference. piers will be developed on "703 em eur ticket snade ao bones The following activities will be that the impression waa given be done if this township is to go •We can not forget." said the acres of land south of the new proposed let airport near this forward." He said the governing body about It We were nmatag oa a quiet suburban tewa has offered: ballroom dancing, be- that the board would sanction 78-year-old pontiff, "the very Elisabeth channel. The master 1 substantial pro- ginners and advanced, contract construction of facilities agreed there was a need for ssl- plan included 24 vessel berths brought at least eae chain re- courteous visits by the heads of ary adjustments but that no com gram: AH me way with Jimmy bridge, beginners and intermed- at the cost of a new school. state, among them that very re- supported by 400 acres of transit aetloa. A group ef housewives mittments were made "pending Hoffa." Others ehosm In the decided at a bridge party the iate, ceramics, creative writing, "Neither of these insinuations Allen Case cent one by the President of the and open storage area. About vote, SMsrvlssd by the Honest blueprint reading, basic book- is true," he emphasized. further study of the overfall mu- 300 additional acres will accom- ether day to start a chain tele- United States of America . . ." nicipal budget." Ballet Aeeoriattea at the Jer- keeping, choral singing, drama- "Just as the mayor and coun- Without naming communism by modate areas furnishing about campaign agalast the There are 10 men in the local sey Chy Garde**, wi airport. Each woman Is t* can tics, and drawing, beginners and cil, we are waiting for the en- Due Jan.22 name, the pontiff referred to peo- five million square feet of dis- advanced. ginneer's report to come in, and who ynn department. traatoea Jeass Spare, Jew Nst- five friends whe ta tans are te FREEHOLD — Superior Court **• suppressed under Voters turned tribution and cargo handling r* aad Astdrew Baron, The to- Alao; furniture refiniahing, until that time we can make no Red regimes and said: down a police space. It ia estimated that the can five more, ad taftaltam, Judge Gene R. Mariano has raise here In November, 1958. haa M7» eligible vetiag all ef whom are asked t* wire flower arranging, fishing and official evaluation concerning this granted lawyers in the Fair Ha- "In a particular way our new marina terminal will handle hunting, gardening and landscap- matter," he added. thoughts and anxious affection The department has had no pay nearly five million tone of gen- Gev. Robert B. Meyaer their ven shopping center case an ad- increase since 1958. protest. ing, golf, gym for men and for ditional 30 days to prepare legal turn to that part ot our flock eral cargo annually of which al women, home economics and which is still denied the potsi Council has the authority to least half will be handled at con NEW YORK (AP>-New Jer Awaits) Grand Jury briefs. grant pay raises without having cooking, stocks and bonds, pho- Judge Mariano held a confer tainership bertha. ley State Sen. Wayne Dumonl SCOTCH PLAINS (AP)-Rob- tography, metal and Jewelry art, On Auto Death Charge and publicly. (R-Warren) says he and othei ence with the lawyers Friday and lot, according to the department, Upon completion, the Elisabeth- ert Morris of Point Plessant sewing, beginners snd advanced, LONG BRANCH-Richard Tret- extended the date for presenting "We embrace with most ardent Port Authority piers will provide New Jersey legislators hope tc says government spending will smsll boat handling, speaking, chell. Long- Branch Ave., whose in cases where a referendum has meet this month with Gov. Nel briefs to Jan. 22. The judge said love all those peoples among been defeated. employment for 9,900 people with be a main issue in his campaign shorthsnd refresher, typewriting car was involved in a fatal ac- he will set a new trial date be- whom the laws of God are vio- an annual payroll of 52 million son A. Rockefeller regarding the for the 1980 Republican U.S. and your automobile. cident Oct. 19, is free in $2,500 lated and the most elementary fore Jan. 22. The case had ori- SAW METEOR dollars. During construction it is it-of-state Income tax problem. Senatorial nomination. Morris Mr. Moody announced that bail to await grand jury action ginally been scheduled for hear rights of human liberty and con- estimated that 750 people earning Dumont said yesterday that h ssid Saturday that Sen. Clifford graduation certificates have been on a charge of causing death by ing Dec. 21. science are oppressed." ROCHESTER. N. Y. (AP)-A some five million dollars yearly had spoken about such a meet- P. Case (R-NJ), who is expected given to some 300 persons who auto. three-man moonwatch team here will work on the new terminal. Ing to the governor's office on Construction of MOUUN ROUGE ENTRY to seek re-election, voted in the participated in the fall term of Tretchell's car collided with an- Mid a brilliant blue-and»wNte- behalf of his legislative commis- Isst Congress for 18 billion dol- the program. other auto in which Mrs. Kate Smith and Forman Sti. was tailed meteor flashed across the ad in August when suits wan fil EATONTOWN - The Moulin sion studying the problem. Bu Isrs worth of non-defense spend- The fall term ended lut week C. Turner, Red Bank, waa killed. Rouge. Rt 38, was broken into eastern sky last night and van- Jet Airport he ssid he hoped his fellow leg- Ing not requested by the Eisen-with exhibits of sewing, paint Mrs. Emily B. Ford, Minneapolis, •4 by Fair Haven resident sometime Thursday night or Fri- ished in a • cloud-like explosion. against Ronald W. Alien, builder, islators would meet with New hower administration. ing, woodwork snd ceramics. Minn... wu seriously injured. day morning, police repotted to- Russell E. Jenkins said the me- Digcuggion Set York legislators ss well as with and Fair Haven borough offl day. But they had no details on teor had a tail "that trailed for cials. NEWARK (AP) - State legia- Gov. Rockefeller. Rockefelle what wss taken.' what seemed like several miles. lators meet today with Port of hss s meeting scheduled Dec. 29 New York Authority officials to with Oovs. Robert B. Meyner o get plans for a possible jet age New Jersey snd Abrshsm A airport in New Jersey. Ribicoff of Connecticut on th The Port Authority invited 18 matter. legislators from the Northern New Jersey area to receive "prelim- NEWARK (AP) - The New inary studies of th* Mad for and Jereey AFL's 1MB legislativ dsvetopmsot of M additional ma- program will concentrate on aid {or airport for the New York. for th* aged. Louis P. Marel- NewJan*/ matroplltM area." ant*, APL president, said yester- Th*stt*us^cos«d*ntSonhatt ntion haua dda y that the labor organization •rt been but K la re- will form a committee to Investi ported to be tsa Morris County, gate and recommend legislation near Chatham. to provide tha elderly with Officials of communities that health Insurance, housing secu might be near such an airport Ity, Income maintenance have already expressed opposl- prohibit job discrimination. The Port of New York Author- WEST NEW YORK (AP)- ity runs Newark Airport, at which so pure Jets are permitted, and tha metropUtM area's two other major airports, UOuardla Field as a Bnetdya k*s> IntaraaUoMl Airport (Idle, petal, tseas) area* charges as wild) in Queans, N. V? wMt a $289,881 fire The primary objection to- jet West New Yerk Nice aircraft ia tha mis* problem. U. WlUasa Kenay ssM yester* day that a sMahier will be CHECK ON CANCER filed against Carmine OMN HOUM —Thirty members jotnsd Red Bank Council, Knights of Columbus, sf Brooklyn, whe Is under po- BOSTON (AP)-The America: lice ward In Klnas County »^ »n open house yesterday In tha new council home, Third St, and Fair Havan Rd., Csncer Society has undertake! Hosnltal In eminoetlen with (he Fair Haven, In a membership drive for Catholic men of the «res. Discussing organ- S slx-ycsr study of the llvln, fire here early Saturday. Ken- ization's alms and workings, left to right, era Harry Francis Knlffin, council publicity hsblts of 19,000 families In CORNMSTONI CIMMONY — Cornerstone of the I. Lagowlti Hebrew Institute) of ny ssid Plrons wss seen flee- Massachusetts cities and town ing the Black Poodle tavern chairman; Rev, Dominie A. Turtora, council chaplain; jack Thsyer, membership Congregation Brother! of Israel, Long Branch, was laid ysiterday at 15 Second Ave. In s search for the causes en Bergenllne Ave. where the chairman, and James P. Gwynn, deputy grand knight who officiated In the absence Doing the honors, left, Is Isadora Lagowlts, for whom Institute is named, assisted by csncer, The families will fire began. Plrone's clothing of the grand knight, Harry C. Genovsts, who recently suffered a heart attack. A Frank Becker, center, president of the congregation, and Roeeo Bonforte, Long Branch questioned about their diseases was sMue, Kenny ssid, but h buffet supper was prepared by mtmbm' wlvoi. An opsn house for the public will operations, diet chsnges snd esl got to me home ef a friend I •ommlssloner of public safety. Ine hsblts during the period. Brooklyn. The friend called ai be held whsn rsnovatlons ere complete. Long Branch Flips Bucs in Round Robin Opener Red Bank's Green Team Loses, 38-29; St. Rose Downs Asbury ASBURY PARK — Coach Don Slaven of Red Bank High School St. Rose Wins in s rebuilding program, had a In the St. Rose game official By WALTER L. JOHNS Huskies fair defensive ball club going for Sam Yohn said this St. Rose him Saturday night but the green team is in mid-season form. And WHEN BILL BOLAND, astride Sword Dancer, Buc squad still fell before a vet- it was. The shooting was superb, eran Long Branch team, 38-29. especially the shooting behavior passed Willie Shoemaker, aboard Tomy Lee, at the Defeated It was the 20th annual Shore of Mike Brundage. who was high turn in the stretch at Churchill Downs last May 2, Round Robin Basketball Tourna- man for the game with 22 points. Kentucky Derby Day, Shoemaker yelled to Boland: ment's 195B inaugural night at The first period was nip and Asbury Park High School. tuck with Asbury Park holding " I hope you win it!" By Fliers In the featured contest of the a 16-13 lead at the end of the Sword Dancer, a chestnut colt foaled on April evening; a classy, well drilled session. St. Rose let loose at the 24, 1956, at the Brookmeade Farm at Uppervllle, St. Rose of Belmar quintet drub- start of the second quarter to NEPTUNE — Matawan High bed Asbury Park, 60-46. rack up the first i5 points of the Va., didn't win the Derby, as you probably recall, School's basketball team was Soars Shooters Mlssad period. Bill Hutzley's two fouls for Shoemaker drove Tomy Lee along the rail and •hocked in its second outing Fri Red Sank, minus the sharp finally broke the string of points. caught the Dancer to win in a sizzling photo-finish. day night when Neptune aquae* shooters of last season, came tip Bruadaga Hat At Lam* ed out a 5441 victory with a last Brundage find in half of tht 16 Sword Dancer lost the big one, but proved he was with one pretty good shooter in minute rally. "Murphy" Carusoe, who paced points and his score cams on a real fine thoroughbred when he came on to win a Both dubs ware riding along the Bucs with 14 points and wasonly one field goal, but ha drop- big set of three-year-old and handicap races, ending smoothly for three periods as the only Red Banker in double ped in the last six points of the the scored wound up knotted St- spurt from the foul line. The run the year with honors of all sorts, including the three- figures. all. Then the final session turned In a slow scoring first half in gave the Purple Roses a 20 point year-old championship, best handicap horse and COLTS STOP WA0I NIAR •OAL —Quartarbaclc Billy Wad* (9) of tha Los An. out to be a real crowd pleaser. which left the score at 17-13 at lead with 2:1< left in the period. "Horse of the Year." galas Rams is stoppad en tha nina-yard lina of tha Baltimora Colts at Los Angales, Fighting back and fourth with intermission, it wss Carusoe who In the final session Coach Pat Calif., Saturday. Wado piekad up thraa yards en tha kaapar play which halpad the lead, Tim Magee put the kept the Bucs in the battle. He McCann inserted his reserves LIKE SO MANY great ones of the turf, and Huskies out front, 46-44, with two dunked a field goal in the first with about four minutes to go, many believe Sword Dancer will become Just that, •sat up a Ram field goal. Othtr identifiable pUyers era Colt linebeck«r Dick Szy- minutes remaining. At Kern knot period aad led the way with and a couple of minutes later he his racing debut was an inauspicious one. It wasn't mamki (52) and Ram guard John Housar (62). (AP Wirephoto) ted it again for the Fliera with three two-pointers in the second practically cleared the bench. a Up in. Henry Moore dribbled quarter. . One of the bright spots of the until his eighth start, as a two-year-old in 1958, in for a crip and Kern followed Tony Howard and Irving Sho- Asbury team was little Dan' Lee that the Dancer could win a race, and this one was with another cripple for a SO-46 mo completed the first-half scor- and his ball handling. The pint- late in August at Saratoga. In 14 starts in that Johnny Unitas Passes Colts Flier lead. ing with two field goals and a size guard never tired. O'Keefe Magee cut the gap two points foul shot respectively. and Hutzley led the Bishops' first year of racing he won just three, finishing with a ooe-hander, but Kern Bucs Lead Twice scoring with 11 points each.' second twice and third three times. He did bring made two foul points, count In the Vint period the Green Uai Knack <»> again. Then Holland's two fouls OFF In $60,531, however, which wasn't bad. To 2d Western Conference Title Wave had a 64 lead at the end.Roblnion 5 212|Shomo sewed up the ball game as the Shomo's foul shot had given the WrlgM s OlOWiimm This year, however, he showed vast improvement, n«r«m 2 4 i Howard time ran out Bucs a S-4 margin but Let Uanna 10 2 C«ruia finishing second in the Florida Derby, the Kentucky Associated Frets Unitas' third scoring heave of winning streak to seven games— Magee was sharp for the Husk' Wright's one-handed jump shot Uutcllla 2 "0 4 Oatta the game gave him 32 for the longest in the league this season Bennett p O 0 Bauer Johnny Unitas, Baltimore's ies, leading the way with 30 put the Wave out front at the Goldberg 0 0 OKlatlkjr Derby, and the Preakness and then winning the Bel season and extended to 37 —by beating Detroit, 25-15. W'jhlnifn 1 man with a golden arm, has points. Holland was top man for end of the first. mont, Travers and Monmouth Handicap before winding straight his TD-a-game streak. Green Bay won its fourth pitched the defending National the Fliers with 22. Kern tired in The' Bucs led again In the second S 31 IB » •?!> Both are NFL records. Long Branch up in a blaze of glory by taking the Metropolitan straight, thumping San Francis- 13 for the winners. quarter, 11-10, but a seven-run Football League champion Colts co, 36-14 and tied the 49ers for Red Bank a it t w-ss to their second consecutive The Eastern Division champ- Matawan's classy junior var< spurt by Long Branch shoved Official!—M ••-••••- 8 I f J_S9 Woodward and the Jockey Gold Cup. He twice beat third place in the West. Pitts- SI. Stoac urphy, Van Arartalen, Western Conference title with ion Giants, who'll be seeking to sity posted a 47-40 win over the the victors out front, 17-13, by O Round Table, the world's leading money-winner. burgh whacked Chicago's Cardi- (*• Aabarr r»rk (4t) one of his gilt-edged passing avenge a 23-17 sudden death Flier seconds. half time. Brundaga 8 r p hp a • 9 'i4- With only two years of racing behind him loss to Baltimore in the champ- nals, 35-20, in the other game on Ntalua <>(> MMawM <4R> rteiiiy 2• 2S2 ShapirHutzltor » u performances. the windup program. Early in the third period the Meyer 1 3 O'Keitfe i n ionship game last year, warmed Kern o6r 3 13 Tm M'gM a1 0 r10 30 Bucs closed the gap to 18-16, but •ay O 10 Vandtral't S 4 Sword Dancer now has been In the money in 20 The cunning 26-year-old quar- Irving - 2- 8 Peterson ft" 2 12 McDonnell lUl « 4 terback rallied the trailing Colts up Sunday by defeating Wash- Charlie Conerly fired two Alcott 0 0 0 Kuima o 4 4 again Long Branch run off three Nytrl O 2 Watt o u out of 27 races, has won $597,533 and stands 17th ington, 24-10. touchdown tosses against the Holland 7 S 22 Rank! 0 O Oerlackl o owiimara O 8 for a 2-point blitz in the final 3 0* Maratea O 2 quick field goals by Von Muscil- Petricco 0 4 Fag ana Moor* Peteraon O 0 (I on the list of the all-time money-winners. Barring period Saturday that carried Bal- Cleveland wound up tied for Red Skins (3-9) and Frank Gif- Beaufortt 0 3 3 Bowie O O lo, Shane Washington and • e 4 ford set a club rushing record Ramsey O O OTer Mat** 0 O Injury, Sword Dancer could go on to become the timore to a 45-26 victory over second place in the Eastern Di Blmmona 10 3 Wright. After Carusoe dropped a 24 11 fM . 18 14 4H Los Angeles and into the NFL vision with Philadelphia by whip- as the Giants became the first pair of fouls and Steve Ingram St. ROM -.^. 11 a » 11-40 greatest money-winner of all time. 1» IS 94 Aabury Park H 10 7.1J—46 championship game against the ping the Eagles, 28-21. The run'Eastern team to win 10 games Neptune S 11 17—44 converted one, Howard retaliate Official!—Yohn. Duhin. Like Round Table, this fine colt can run almost since Cleveland in 1953. Gifford Matawan New York Giants, Dec. 27 at ner-up spot in the West went to oraclali-Lo Blondo. Low«nb«r|. ed with' two fouls and Al Gatta any distance and on any kind of track. Baltimore. Chicago's Bears, who ran their gained 84 yards for a career hit from the side for a 25-22 third mark of 3,347. New York's Pat period score. ARE YOU READY ITEMS of sports interest picked up here and Summerall kicked one field goa 3 Champs Wava Spurts For • and there and strung along the typewriter . . . Red Bank Catholic Raps and three conversions to finish In the final session Long Woody Hayes, the talkative Ohio State coach, says second in the league's scoring Branch wrapped up the win with FOR...SNOW../?, race with 90 points. In Bouts that each of the Buck varsity grid players brings an eight-point run early in the Middletown Township, Jimmy Brown, used mostly as quarter and then a six-point spurt in $184,000 In gate receipts to the university. a decoy in the early stages, Tonight late in the period for a 38-27 lead. tropical Park in Florida once was a dog track .. plunged short yardage tor two Carusoe's one-hander gave the MIDDLETOWN — Red Bank Associated Press Jerry Priddy, the former ball player who is turning touchdowns in the final period Bucs their final two points. Catholic High School officially as the Browns came from be- Three champions fight tonight Robinson was definitely the golf pro, recently shot rounds of 66 and 68 ... An- opened its basketball season with Raiders Slam hind to overtake* the Eagles. and the big news is that one of spark for the Branchers. At one other former player who played the golf circuit was a convincing 73-37 rout of Middle- Both finished with 7-5 records. them is Sugar Ray Robinson. time during his stay on the town Township Friday evening at The other two are featherweight Sammy Byrd, ex-Yankee outfielder ... Tallest guy Wall, 7047 Norm Van Brocklin kept Phila- bench because of four personals, the loser's court. A capacity delphia close, connecting with boss Davey Moore and light- the Bucs stuck pretty close. But on the Kansas basketball varsity Is aptly-named Wayne crowd taw Ed Kennedy, Ed Ryz- WALL TOWNSHIP — Keyport IS of 22 passes for 246 yards weight ruler Joey Brown, two once Robinson returned with .his Hightower. .. He's 6'8" ... Of all things, officials of nar, and Phil Harding notch 40 High School made its 195940 bas and one touchdown. Brown again ever-busy fighters. floor play and shooting, it was MEYIR Snow How .«tl points among them to pace the ketball debut in fine fashion Fri- was the league's ground gain- The three 10-round bouts are all over for'Red'Bank. the Sebring Grand Pix, Saturday, had a protocol pro- attack. all no-title affairs and none will day night by slamming Wall ing champ with 1,329 yards in Backcourt Mea Green blem in deciding what driver should get the coveted Kennedy, double and some- 290 carries. be seen on television. Township, 70-47, in a tuneup for Slaven's backcourt men were a No. 1 on his racing car ... It went to Rodger Ward times triple-teamed all night, Chicago finished one same shy Robinson, idle since he beat little green, which made it easy Clear snow quickly from nevertheless came through with the red hot Shore Conference B Carmen Basilio in Chicago 21 the American champ . . •• Pitt varsity men picked of first place for the second for the fast Brancher cagers driveways, service areas 12 points and an amazing 16 re- race which will get under way year in succession. months ago, takes on Bob Young of Providence, R. I., at the Bos-Many times' they broke through and parking lots with t Syracuse as the best team it faced, best defensive bounds in three quarters of play. for the Red Raiders in a few Paul Hornung scored 22 points to steal the ball and convert Buc Ryzriar was the Casey's top ton Garden. This is a tune-up 4-Wneel-Drive Univer- team and best offensive team. days. on three short scoring bursts and errors into points. scorer with IS markers and he four conversions in the Pack- for defense or his New York' and sal 'Jeep* with snow- Jake Crouthamel, the Perkasie, Pa., star of the Massachusetts - recognized mid- Eddie Winrow. the Buc fresh pulled down 10 rebounds. With Coach Frank Zampello's club ers' (7-M triumph over the 49ers man, was in his first varsity blade. The extra traction Dartmouth team who was given a spot on the Cen- Kennedy occupying the time of started its early runaway in the dleweight crown against Paul (7-5). Homung won the NFL Pender in the same arena, Jan. game and although green, he of 4-wheel drive, plut tral Press second team All-Amerlcan, finished his the Middletown defense, Hard- first half after recording periods scoring title with 94 points. turned in a pretty good job for ing, who flipped 12 points through of 17-9 and 17-8 for a 34-17 half- 22. full control of the blade, college career with an average of 65 yards per Green Bay thus capped a suc- Mentor Slaven. the hoop, and Bob Wesel, who time lead. The Raiders slowed cessful campaign under new Pender, of Brookllne, Mass., is with Meyer Electrblift, tame rushing over 27 games. notched seven found easy shots the scoring pace in the third but Coach Vince Lombardi, compil fighting on the same card to- gives maximum efficiency. A recent Florida survey on visitors reveals that the plentiful. Guard Paul Naughton still took the advantage, 16-14, in? its first winning record since night. He takes on Gene Hamil- r«» BASKETBALL ton, one of Robinson's old spar- AiawlatM l*r«a wiim...nHri hnjM atantf hit on thrvi long set shots and a and repeated the performance in 4-a*MrMntilMa reasons are, in order, vacation, climate and horse rac- 1947. mates in the co-featured ten. Caaitra Dlvlala* total of eight points. The Green the final quarter, 20-16. Bobby Layne tossed four scor- W I. OB Get a demonstration now) ing... Ten new track records were set at Washington and Gold second team played the Brown, of New Orleans, meets Boetui .„ j| Wally Kennedy was the spark ing heaves and tallied once him- iphUfi —..-.....__...... it • IV1 Park this summer. last quarter. self as the Steelers (6-5-1) aveng- Joey Parks of Omaha in a re- <>ra» 1* •M Middletowns top guns were for the Raiders as he led the way turn bout at New Orleans and Xew 1arh .-. * s IS 13 WHEN STAN MUSIAL appeared at the Notre with 19 points. Charley "Pump- ed an earlier loss to the Cards Moore faces rugged Hilario Mor- Wtattm Dlrlalaa MONMOUTH George Ulasewich and Don Me- (2-10). With his aerial disolay. W 1, OB kin" Brown was the only other ales of Mexico City at San Fran HI. IM 1* Dame football banquet he quipped, "Gee, it isn't Cooey, with 16 and 12 points re- Layne moved within 22 yards of Detroit _,__..~^3...',,""ji \% S spectively. Raider in double figures with Cisco. 1* •14 MOTORS often that a .250 hitter gets Invited to a banquet." the all-time career mark for Mlaat*. M The Caseys, leading, 34-22, at 10 points. passing yardage. Layne has The Brown-Parks scrap could . . . Pitcher Jay Hook of the Redlegs Is studying be the best of the night. Parks HOCKEY STANDING* LI 2.2414 the half put the game away in Coach Zampello had 10 men in gained 22,063 yards in 12 years the fray and nine of them hit the a national unknown, surprised for his master's degree In mechanical engineering a blistering third quarter when while Sammy Baugh passed for MaalrfM HIGHWAY SI they outscored the home team, scoring column. the 33-year-old champ in Albu- tMnli at Northwestern this winter . . . Phil Cavarretta, 22,085 in IS years with Wash- querque last Sept. 25. He floored 23-10. The Caseys converted 21 In the jayvee battle the little ington. IATONTOWN former Cub star and manager, will pilot Lancaster Raiders slammed Wall's juniors, and cut old bones and held him of 43 foul shots, while the Lions to a draw. In the Eastern league next year . . . Illinois, they made 11 of 25. 40-20. INDIANS NIP REGIONAL Mlddlftotvn <31> R. B. t'ttknllc (13) Kryporl (701 nail Toll. (47) Now Brown, in top shape after say, will hire Pete EUiott of California or Dave Nel- o r v <; F i G F p a r p TOME RIVER — A layup by stopping England's Dave Cham L'luewlch 4 I 16|Harilln| 5 3 13 J. Kennedy 1 4 «|H. Pnby.kl 4 3 11 son of Delaware as its new football coach . . . Auer 3 0 6 Corley 10 2 Polino oooi^ waltaak 0 O 0 Mike Bloom with less than two ley in the sixth round of a title Steward 0 0 0 Schulz 3 1 t Wllaon 1 4 « pr2yby'waW 0 O 0 minutes remaining was responsi- defense Dec. 3, is smarting to When the 4ters played the Browns recently with ottlno 0 0 Donalh 0 7 7 O'Nell 3 1 7IJI11I. 1 3 S 0 0 0 Ryanar Brown 5 0 10 Palmer 1 0 2 ble for a 41-40 Toms River victory make up for the blot on his rec only John Brodle as the quarterback (Y. A. Tittle Kwlen 7 1 15 W. Kennedy 5 »J&M. Walaak I 7 11 Bottone 1 1 3\ Ryan 1 0 2 W.ntsel 3 1 70'Donnell 3 3 ft over Southern Regional Friday ord. McCoocy S 2 12 Kenmdr 3 «12 Wee I JacKson 3 J Sinitter 4 1 t night. Whitey Andrews scored 15 was injured) coach Red Hickey planned to use Kerrigan 0 0 0 3 1 17Roth'nberf 10 2 Parks, of course, will have Oinato 0 0 0 Nauajhton 3 2 8 points to lead the Indians. Thomp- Ms fullback, Joe.. Perry, as his quarterback if Buhler t 0 1 plenty to gain if he makes it 13 11 37 28 21 73 24 22 70| 19 17 47 son led Regional with 15 points, that close again. A draw or vic- Brodle pot hurt. .. And Perry has never played tied Ban* Catholic . 50 14 23 IS—73 Keyport J7 17 It 20—70 with 11 of them coming from the MI Whan a 17-year-old boy in New Is one which is usually paased SEE WATER KATE HIKE York City died of hepatitis after from one person to another by a NEWARK (AP) - The Plain- More Outstanding Values/ he waa tattooed, the Health De-needle which Is contaminated ield-Union Water Co. yesterday partment ordered tattooers to with that certain virus from asked the Public Utility Com- clean up their places and usesomeone else. The reason it rare- mission for permission to in sanitary procedure* or else have ly occurs when a local anesthe- :rease its rates by three pei their shop closed. tic is given as, for example, cent. The company plans several Orange Juice Ess w6 There were 119 reported cases when a tooth is being pulled or construction projects to Improve of serum hepatitis in that city its distribution system. The proj- with nine death* within one year. ects would be completed by the Hepatitis is a disease of the liv- summer of 1961 if the additional er which come* on suddenly with funds were made available, the Swanee Tissue • sickish feeling, nausea, fever company said. No formal oppo- and some tenderness of the upper sition to the increase was voiced right side of the abdomen. Later at the PUC hearing, conducted on Jaundice usually appears. before examiner Sidney Kiken. dexo Then ar* a number of cause* VS* of hepaMtla but serum hepatitis PIERS TO COST tIM MILLION ELIZABETH (AP) - The Port of New York Authority has an- Than Just nounced that construction will be- i Bottle of gin in January along a 3,200-foot Milk repaired, when a blood trans- section of the new Elizabeth chan- fusion is given and minor oper nel aa part of the first stage of ations are performed in a docthe $150,000,000 Elizabeth-Port Libby's Sweet Peas 2~25< tor's office, is because doctors Authority piers. Dredging for the know something which is not channel was completed last week generally known by the public. at a cost of $4,500,000. The initial This virus is not killed by 70 perphase of the program calls foi building five berths, two trans! Granulated Sugar • -"- 5 « 47< cent alcohol which It considered sheds and eight cargo distribu- an excellent antiseptic otherwise tion buildings, scheduled for com THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY The needles mutt be autoclav pletion by the summer of 1982 edor thoroughly boiled. However, drug addicts and others who are careless about such iterilization ara likely to add hepatitis to the §uper J/Jarkets no.l specialist troubles they already have. FOR THE TOPS DIPENDABll I00U V I in storage! Elisabeth Taylor Out of Hospital FUEL OIL Price* •ffafthw tfcronfIt Wrinataify, Dacambar l«Hi IN S«a»f Mariuta md SaH-Sanrke atww —if- NEW YORK (AP)-Movle ttar Elizabeth Taylor it out of the bospitsl todsy after a two-week SERVICE and tight against double pneumonia. The actress rode in a wheel HEATING chair from her room to the Co- lumbia Presbyterian Hospital i EQUIPMENT trance, but wa* sot* to walk to a car with her husband, alnger [Itiol Eddie Flther. Th* coup!* want CALL., directly to their suit* at tfaa Wal- OPENS TOMORROW NKRSOhmi* dorf-Astoria Hotel, Dr. Stevenson Library TUESDAY, MCIMBBR 15th MOM OffMO m Dedication Tomorrow •Ml MttMafe St. Rod Imfc LONO BRANCH - The Dr. Another Beautiful A & P Food Store George S, Stevenson Mental TIL SH 1-0030 Health Library will be dedicated LAMS tomorrow, at 8; IS p, m., In Mon- BETWEEN BROAD STREET Brwnk •!«•• ••< W.rttmiM ftl MINLIV AVSNUI mouth Mcdlcnl Center, COAL COMPANY, INC. aa«oi*v ai«cM Dr. St(tven«nn will apeak on ROUTE 35 AND WYCKOFF ROAD Ttl. MMpttl B'*a4? "Psychiatry In Prospect and SYCAMOKK AVK. 581 MIVKK HI). ftn, I M «, K. HI|ktt»M Retrospect." The dedication will be part ol SIMKWSIIUKY FAIIl 1IAVKN ft*, I la tttxlc the meeting of the Monmouth EATONTOWN H*. l la Vow Cummiitlir County Mentil Health Asioclt- SH 1-A300 SH 7-1030 tlon, NEWS EVENTS OF 1959 IN PICTURE BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PREP FOR SPACE TRIP*. EAST AND WEST - Fr-tt-t NIWRECIMI COMING- Rebel leader Fidel Caslre. wfca bter became Baits, and Niklto Kknshefcev stani at attsatl— at premier, nnt freca vehicle daring tehuapkal proeeulon down Maleeen Drive In Havana. welcoming tha atotlet Irealar a* •Ma tale the Cmbu capital marinated tverthxow «f tha Batista mtau Is Jtuary. I X I II - T.. l>al.| tuna, (•d-ktax of Tibet, it LONELY -FAT H -Indian Premier Nehra, beset ahown en arrival at Tetimr. with Chbu border and domcttle problem*, Is pletere of -> R ESi DYN f AND ROPE — Frntdent Ebenhower UstoM at Pep* John Amam. In April after flight JOINS THI UNION _ HMMI.II Mwrtty meditation as ha walks at New Delhi airport In .October. XXm reads an address durlnr audience at the Vatican. Major John Elsenhower and his from homeJand which «as Chester Ksnapea hawks statehood extra after V. S. Can* wife, Barbara, listen. They accompanied Chief EJMCUUTO on (oodwlU tour In December. •ecaflei by Chlnesa Reds. •res* voted Hawaii as SOth atato of tha Vnlon tar ' AFTERMATH—This Is the facial expression of Frenck Foreign Minister YEAR'S ROMANCE - stere« Rockefeller, Mawlce Cotrve d* Mwvllle •en of the New Tork loremor, and Anne Marie Rasmw arter June atrategy aesston AN IOWA INTERLUDES farmer Raaweil Oarst knrlt earrthmka at TV QUIZ PRO IE -tdaeator Charlca Via tan amlto near BofM, Norwajr, beftro A«|«st weddwf. newsmen rrowdlnr around his guest, Nl'.lto Xhruahrhev, right, daring ton of Coon Rsplds, Daran toatlflesa t hearing In November that kc waa given ef western pew era la Geneva. b., farm In Stptembtr. Stop at Oarst s (arm waa a MghttiM af tha ftvlct rrtmler'* trip. answers far .TV qala skew an wkleh h* waa Mg wlaner. TENSION IN AFRI C A _ rollra vlelil rlulm to itlnprme rirmnniilratlni women In non-while »lum srra of liurbsn, Nmith Africa, In Jnn«. African nationalist MOON PHOTO — RUHIS Itsufd Ihli picture a* fading mounted Ihrouihout year aa former Kuruvctn colonies became Independent sUtaa! rniuUng debate on rneriu of the Soviet and V. H. wsys of life aa UieiMkwcsiI raklUt ana! hldilfli stifle of moon a* taken by Iwtlrumfnlt In Soviet liuntk III. Roman numbers are tn area normally ttrn ttutn carlh) Arablo numbers ar* on moon's "bidden" aid*. Middle West Former Met BSD BANK MCOTEK Ho-Vr. Pec 14, 1«»-1» Is Warm to Rockefeller Soprano to Sing (Editor's aste: Pulitter prize- wiaaer Relmaa Maria Is accom- scapegoats. We have to go to ForPTA the roots of the problem. Secre- paaytag GOT. Rockefeller oa his HOLMDEL — Miss Bsrbtra csrroat vlsst to the Middle West, tary Benson is a very dedicated man." Troxell, former Metropolitan Op- •sathweat and South. Here Morin era soprano will be guest singer reverts ea the reception accorded tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Holm- the gswsiuui la the Middle del Elementary School, Holmdel- Wast) Keyport Rd. and Chestnut Ridge MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Gov Violent Death Rd., at the Parent-Teacher As- Nelson A. Rockefeller, tourini sociation meeting. the wintry Middle West today For Political Jack Platt of Newark State is running into unexpected: College, national PTA music warm political weather. chairman, is in charge of the In oorae, places, it turned Leader Rock Christmas musical program. most tropical toward him. DENVER (AP)—Violent death Mia Troxell recently was in SAUSMIN IN LAS VWAS— Ray L. Mylott, cantor, of He drew overflow crowds in a ragged part of town early Germany. She is beginning > two- Dartmouth Ave., Fair Haven, shakes hands with Marshall month tour in this country and South Bend, Ind., and St Louis yesterday ended a night of revel- Laehner, president of B. T. Babbitt, Inc., at tho annual Mo. The majority of Republican ry for banker George F. Rock, will appear in Carnegie Hall chiefs in both states are reports* 52, Colorado Democratic nation- Dec. 22. saUi meeting in Las Vegas recently. At loft is RusisM favoring Vice President Nixon ai al committeeman the past seven Mrs. Charles Hamilton, presi- f. Leahy, Nawman Springs Rd., Lincroft. me nominee for president. years. THI ORDtH CHANOIS — Mrs. Emil Munch, third from left, newly-elected president dent, announced that the meet- ing is open to the public, But as as* of them put It, His body, the clothes blood- of the Rod Bank auxiliary of the National Postal Clerk's Union, accepts gavel from Fire Auxiliary Haw Harry Roberts, Mrs. Roberts after sestag Rockefeller, "You stained and pockets turned inside Mrs. William Merritt, retiring head of the organisation at a Christmas Party at tho Rose, Mr*. Louis Deodato. Mrs. have is take a good, long look out, was found in a tiny park Kensington Lounge, Long Branch. Other officers, loft to right, are Mrs. Harold Can- Free Russia For Christinas Party Emil Kitimsn, Mrs. Charles Kits* I waa pleasantly - littered with wine bottles and man, Mrs. Harvey Ross, Mrs. beer cans. An autopsy showed be ning, publicity chairman, and Mrs. George Mecferlane, vice president; Mrs. James K's Grandchildren? KEYPORT-The Ladies Au» Harold Walling, Mrs. Maria Kear. again, rank-end- died of a skull fracture. Delatuth, secretary, and Mrs. Francis Sagurton, treasurer, right. NEW YORK (AP) - Henry iliary of Hook and Udder Co. ney, Mrs. George Risaar. Mr* Detective Sgt. Keith Morris Cabot' Lodge, Jr., predicts that held a Christmas party in Ye William Phillips. Mrs. Albert Sea- said as aim. "I bops you mate said Darlene Cresham. 29, a Colts Neck Cow's Soviet Premier Nlkita Khrash- Cottage Inn Wednesday night. nett, Mrs. Ella Wallace, Mr*. the race." A woman said, Negro, told him Rock, who was f""**11*" wU1 Uve ta Gifta were exchanged. After din- Frank Boyce, Mrs. Harry As> "Governor, you've got to run white, fell down the stairway of Fiirman Outlines Rules Record Ia Cited a Free Russia. ner the members played games. mack. Mrs. LaRoy Aumack, Mra. her apartment. The U. S. Ambassador to the Asbury Kitzaan, Mrs. wHUaai now after so many of us stood BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - the Attending were. Mrs. Jules la Hae this leng." Morris said the woman related Uuited Nations thus reversed Rosato, Mrs. ElgarWalling. Mrs. Neidlnger. she called a Negro cab driver For Sunday Sales Law Holstein-Friesian Association of Most significant, a number < America has announced the com* Khrushchev*' recent boast that people who shook Rockefeller and with the aid of another Neg- TRENTON (AP) - Attorney pletion of an outstanding official the grandchildren of Americans hand told him they are Demro woman placed Rock's uncon- General David D. Furman has production record by a registered will one day live- under Com- ocrats. scious body in the cab and drove drawn the line between puzzling 11 Killed Holstein cow owned by Douglas munis tn* GOP strategists are painful!; to the park eight blocks away items involved in New Jersey's Lodge, speaking yesterday be- T. Newbold, Colts Neck. N. J. fore the annual convention of the aware that, being outnumbered where they dumped Rock's body. new Sunday Sales law. The cow, Morrisdon Mastery The detective said William In State Life Insurance Association of In registration by the Democrats Prosecutors of the 12 counties NEWARK (AP) — Accidents Carol, produced 15,295 pounds of their presidential candidate must Franklin Trimble, 28, a cab driv- where the law is in effect agreed America, also maintained that Low someone? A phone call will bring you killed 11 persons in New Jersey milk and 592 pounds of butter- the U. S. can outstrip Russia in pull votes from the opposition er, admitted he made the trip. to abide by bis decisions at a fat in 313 days on twice daily togcthsr, in person, in seconds. Coats little. Police an holding the Greaham over the week-end. any race. economic or otherwise. party, atom with Independent conference Friday. Nine died in traffic mishaps, milking as a four-year-old. A 8 min. station call to Bangor, Main* votes, to win. woman, Trimble and another The tMorney general ruled: New Jersey State College of Negro, Clarence McGroom. 33. including a collision of a car and m DAYS ni JAIL from Atlantic City, for example, Is only Last month, Rockefeller went Ski boots can be sold, but nota Public Service bus Saturday Agriculture, working In co-opera- OCEANPORT-Magtstrata Wil- to tha West Coast. No charges have been filed. ski socks. night A six-weeks-old baby suf- tion with the national Holstein or- 96V afar 6 PM. 10% tax not included. The Gresham woman was liam W. Oilman Saturday sen- The present trip across the Electrical fixtures are banned, focated In Us crib. And at least ganization, supervised the weigh- tenced Alfred Smith, 33. of Long Great Plains will be his hut, he quoted by Morris aa saying'ahe but not fuses and 'power cords. one hunting accident claimed a ing and testing of1 production as met Rock outside Romolo's, a Island, to 3(1 days in jail on a says, before he announces wheth- Sale of power and hand tools, life. a part of the Herd Improvement charge of desertion and non-sup- er to try for the Republican downtown Denver restaurant and garden tools, paints, power mo- Parsajoaay — John A. Ustup- Registry program. port of a child. nomination. Me says he "would bar, opposite the Cosmopolitan tors, snow removers,, and snow ski. 47, of Lake Hiawatha, waa like" to be able to make it be- Hotel. shovels is legal on Sundays, bul killed Saturday night when his fore Jan. C, when the" New York Rock had attended a stag party sale of nails, screws and hard- car crashed head on with a Pub- State Legislature convenes. for the Jesters, a Shriners' fun ware is illegal. ' • • lie-Service bus in the rain nenr On both trips, be Invades society, at the Cosmopolitan Sat- Children's tables, chairs and Rt. 46. Six passengers and the states where Nixon's strength urday night. About midnight he electric phonographs can. bedriver of the bus wen injured. Is BMUBSssd ta be overwhelm- left there with two friends, Jos- sold, but only if, they are used Two were hospitalized. They ing. eph J. Marsh, automobile dealer, Just as toys. Other toys, ice were Mrs. Vera Simpson, 41, of skates, baseball mitts, parts of Ia both cases, there were and Clifford Price, owner of an 23 Bay St., and Miss Helen One auto glass company. uniforms, and equipment used Aspell, 60, of IS The Crescents, dear. Indications that Repub- only for sports are all right. lican leaders began having sec- The trio went to Romolo's and both Montdair. • They were re- and thoughts after talking with when the bar closed at 2 a. m. Rock salt, Christmas decora- ported in good condition at St. him aad seeing Mm la action. they departed, each heading foi tions, remnants and yard goods Clare's Hospital. DenviUe. his own car. Marsh said. can be sold, but storm windows, The bus was bound from New- An Indiana Judge said, "Peo- antiques, glassware, paper plates ple around here have seen Nix Marsh told officers Rock cash- ton to Newark. ed a $100 check at the hotel andand cups and prefabricated PhHUpsburg—George Searles. on several times. They had nev- houses are banned. er seen Rockefeller. I think he repaid him $20 which Rock bor- 17, of 97 Cherry St., was killed has changed some minds." rowed earlier in the evening. Of- The Sunday Sales law was Saturday when his car crashed adopted in 12 counties at a ref- into the rear of a moving van at Sen. Capehart (R-Ind.) offeree ficers said Rock's wallet wa Only.• • empty when they found it in theerendum Nov. 3 but it) il being the Rt 24-22 Intersection. Roger to bet that Rockefeller would tested before the State Supreme Walters, Jr.. 16, of 276 Washing- have half the state's 32 conven- park and an expensive wrist watch was missing. Court. ton St., Phlllipsburg, a passenger NONE PRICES NIBNEN! tion delegate votes if he makes Confusion arose because the in the car, was in serious con- the run. Capehart, alone among Rock was president of the dition at Warren Hospital. The Bank of Denver. He was prom- law bans only some item*. Ii SHOP HERE ADD SAVE MORE! Indiana's top Republicans, is bars wearing apparel, building driver the truck, George openly favorable to Rockefeller. inent in the, city's civic life, and materials,' ' furniture and house Boxer, of Shenendoah, Pa., "I've been for Nixon for many belonged to many professional furnishings, and appliances. was unhurt. and social organizations. years," said Missouri state chair- The prosecutors held a closed Ocean City — Mrs. Suzanne man H. Kenneth Wangelin, "but He leaves his widow, Marii meeting with Furman to decide Fraln, SO, of Shore Rd., Swain- -rfltttad to see a good Republi- Kathleen, and three children on a consistent enforcement pol- ton, was killed Friday night when can ]ike Rockefeller here. This George F. Rock, M,, 22,. Eugene, icy. They agreed to abide by a Pennsylvania-Reading seashore reception shows great interest in 17, and Iinda Mae, 11. Furman's rulings without .regard line train bound from Camden him." Rock was active in the Demo- to their personal judgment. to Ocean City, hit a pick-up truck He referred to the biggest cratic Party all his adult life, Furman said use of different driven by her husband, John, 35. noisiest, warmest welcome although he never held majoi items does not matter because Fraln was In critical Rockefeller encountered on eith elective office. He was bom at"normal acceptance of what they at Shore Memorial er trip. the old mining camp of Telluride, are used for is what counts." Somers Point. Some 4,000 people pushed and Colo. After his education at Rut- He urged a "common sense" Mapleweed —Mrs. Marion shoved through a hotel ballroom gers University and Westminster approach. Tlngley, 30, of 16 Senel Ave., Ise- to meet Rockefeller Sunday after- Law School in Denver, Rock The attorney general also laid lin, was killed Saturday when noon. An hour before his sched- settled in Denver. down the rules on telephone or- her car collided with an auto uled appearance, the ballroom ders taken on Sundays by stores, driven by John C. Hawkins, 26, was well over half tilled. particularly In New York. of 4 Dey. PI., Nixon. The cars "It's the biggest Republican Denny Gets He said stores taking calls ta collided at a blinker tight inter- tamest la IS years.' New York can do it legally If section at Parker Ave. and Val- Heater Cottao, a coal operator their stars is not In one of we ley St. werker. New Post 12 counties. He said the Newark T*- Jftfonift «ufb(Sr» ggav e the.. crowd ia true of stores In the nine New weeks, waa found dead NEW YORK-J. R. Denny, 10 1 M • XfPft Jut-Jawed tight talk Kemp Ave.; Fair Haven, N. J., Jersey counties where the ban Ii 2* *"*}**_ *» "J •»?*"'• , ™' Brat. The ream thundered with not in effectff . V EtoisEWse Barber of 242411 Charleton has been named asphalt manager at Police said the baby appar- of Shell Oil Company's Albany But if a call Is received In "I think we're in business one of the 12 counties, or (he ently suffocated on a Division, it was announced today sheet In the crib. now," aaid John J. Schoeder, St. by B. C. Astrup, New York div- store is located in one of them Louis GOP leader. He said he ision manager. he orders are illegal, Furman MUMoae—Cornelius Jenkins, meant the Republican Party in said. SO, of Rt. 1, Wadlamaw, S. C, was killed Saturday when his Missouri, which hit a low point The pprosecutor s also: ..< V last year when it elected only car smashed into a moving van 1. Passed a resolution favoring as it backed out of a driveway one congressman and no state a law to- allow seizure of per? officials. sonal property, including auto- the Red Valley-Clarksburg Then, for nearly two hours, mobiles, used in gambling opera- The van driver, Donald H. Rockefeller stood, shaking hands tions. . Hubsch. 39. of 266 West Upper with people. Some told him they 2. Set up a committee to study FFerr y Rd.Rd , TrentonTt , was unhurtht. came from distant points in Mis- legislation to prohibit sale of Malafletd—Miss Elsie Ziegen- souri, others from nearby Illinois. ear gas guns, carbon dioxide balg, 65, of 429 p»rk Av» •»- ••;. Hera are some word-for-word and other gas guns, and blank- field, died Saturday after comments to him: tiring guns. was hit by a car driven uy James Mack, Jr., U, of S3* West "I sure hope you run." Third St.. Plalnfield. "We're all behind you, gover Salem —Joseph Berry, 32. of •or." Auxiliary Views Shiloh Pike, Bridgeton, died of "You look like the next presl- internal injuries at Salem County Stones Exhibit Hospital after a four-car col "We're from Cyprus, Mo., and HIGHLANDS - Mrs. John Bas- Ililon Sunday on Quinton Rd. near we're Democrats." sett. Shadow Lawn Trailer Park, here. Police said Berry was One man gripped Rockefeller's was a guest at the second annual making a left hand turn and was YOUR CHOKE band for a long moment, looked Christmas party of the Auxiliary hit by a car driven by Eunls •t him earnestly and said, "Gov- to the Riverview Hospital this Bruce, 35, of Halls Ave., Salem. ernor, take second place on that week at the home of Mrs. James Berry's pickup truck then ticket and we're sure winners.' E. Smith. Jr., 30 Huddy Ave, smashed Into a tractor-trailer ANY SIZE TREE driven by Adolph Moody, 34, of Rockefeller united aad sheak J. R. Denny president. wisveRjVvWMeiW'Bi BMMSSW awis aisBv^vwaj 27 Union St., Westminster, Md. •la head, "I'd like to oblige A precious stone display was Mr. Denny, who hea been withexhibited by Mrs. Bassett. She Seconds later a car driven by Os- yen," he replied, "but I Just Shell 10 years, has spent the car F. Ashton. 29. of 2t» South- can't de It." Ha sas often saM showed stones In their natural majority of that time in sales state and after they were treated: east Ave., Bridgeton, plowed be would net be the vice presl- work. Joining the company in broadside into Berry's truck, semiai candidate. She exhibited jewelry made and LARGf SIZE TREES UP TO 8 FEET! 1949 as an asphalt represents- designed by herself and her bus-crashing Mm. The other drivers After the hand shaking mara- ive in the marketing department band. Some of the stones shown were treated at the hospital for FREE KING KOftN STAMPS WITH YOUR thau, Rockefeller want to a Df the company's head office in were gathered by Mrs. Bassett minor Injuries and released. c..iwj meettag with Missouri Manhattan, he was then trans- i this country and abroad. Wssasiewa-Ralph Henry, 58, PURCHASE OF A CHRISTMAS TREE! Ow«' Idttisri and seme labor rred to the New York Division Gifts were exchanged and of Eldridge's Hill, was thrown u ..v,.i u.uuiau. After that, he iffice as asphalt salesman. In Christmas carols were sung. Mrs. from his csr snd kilted Sundsy in- ui.nter with a group el 1956 he was promoted to division James E. Smith, Jr., and Mrswhe. n his auto collided with an- • CHOOSE FROM THOUSANDS OF CAREFULLY INSPECTED, BUSHY GREEN, kx.-.j «i wiissaurl businessmen, representative In aiphilt. cover- Winston D. Rugg were co-hostes- other auto on North Main S». The -. Missouri Republicsn who other driver was Warren Rltter, FULL ROUND, BEAUTIFUL FRESH NORTHERN TREES!!! Ing the southern New Jersey and ses. a». FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELMMARK TRAIL By ED DODD WHWEAREYOU XTO THE JONES IVE BEEN TO FIVE PARTIES if> WTHER STAY HOME COCTCR, THAT CO* EATINO A WE COULD OCT MBS. WOOMLL T*tl»mCU.1» OONt ...TMt SOING. FARM5W0RTH?} CHRISTMAS PIKC OP CANpy GAVI ME AN 1O PBOOOCe A NIW CAMDV CM OOOOVGOO BAR WAS OUB SO THIS'WEEK... THEY GET AND POLISH MY DIAMONDS IPta.... AS VOU ADVCRfTrSINa roci ouToeea pcoev* AMD otvi ACCOUHT...WHCN IT MOAN SO BORING \ MEN SAV, IT Mietrr Be A IT A W00O9V NAM4T, IT TO COU.AP3S ME GOT 9CA8KI OUMMCKf MMMTOOr* AND I AGOECOTOBUVHIMOUT I THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POSO By WALT KELLY INTO im*CS HANDS COM poLonu '** **—• trkttun BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAWDERS md KEN ERNST W0NK"HMK(N AMUDIVTHC VIARtOOK I0ARD ID WRITE ATWBUTt THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY IM WlfHlM* X WA* A toy// r- I • ^jBpji^^V LPgJ HAl BTATt POt SMf RED BANK lECHR*, . Dtc. 14, ltS* \ ' ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. TMCEf, TIWB*, TIWBS. f>»v«ly t»w uMtut-hW colonial rancher. Tear. 20MID0f AVE. RED SANK oun4 air coodltloning, Thr«« master IAMOER DISPtAr—Outooor. S' high, TWIN OABUCa APARTMENTS three edrooma. Two tiled baths. Large llv- Charter Unit Jl PSMSI witaTbtilldliig I'ii'. *300. and four rooma._.koat_dotk. elevator. ig room. Wowlburnlng fireplace. Din- HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED tlo on river. SH 1-2399. IS room, l^arice kitchen. Urn. I^inn ry. Only 15.000 down. 124,950. Imme JONEL TRAINS, engines, cars, tc ORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms late posiession. ceeeorlea. Beet offer or slnirle salee. furnished. All utilities. Adults only. Picks Firm ELECTRONIC WIRERS T. Klelnkneeht, KE (0350-W S a.m. a-4iM. hnve fttpnxlve li^tlneit. includlns Yearly Contract Rates Oa 'aterfront, throughout the urea, LONG BRANCH—BOOZ, Allen i p.m. HREE-TtOOMS furnished. Heat, hot • Miaimam aiaeneaa AIM UHI Hamilton, New York City. Blind ads mini The Register's P. o. Bog lie egtra. SOLDERERS IVE CHRIHTMAS TRKE8 — Renerve water, near railroad station. SM 1 lUgnt to ciaaslfy. •nit or reitct m advertlstmtnt U reserved a tree early. Sli vartetlee to chooie Ray Van Horn iave been selected as consultant! by The Register. 'am. Conrad Smith Nursery, Tlnton TWO OR THREE ROOM furnish" River Rrf. Kalr Haven We will not be responslbl* for errors. uKltn UMF are Aucut Many Employee Benefiti - Ave.. one mile west of* Eatontown. apartment, reasonable, clean. 42 N. or a government study here. Before the etcond Insertion. U 3-1420. roadway, Long Branch. CA :-72!9. 8H 7-4100 The Charter Study Commission OLAROID CAMERA — Carrying caee. ..ARGE FAMILY^HOME ~ Hera In an CALL SH 7-5100 flash attachment, perfect condition, NFURNISHED Garaae apartment. ipportunlty to oHi a large tinme at a aid the firm's study will begin M, SH 1-31M. Three roomi. automatic heat. gara_ nod P rate price. Living room with uslnesa couple. Yearly lease. RU 1. rp place, dining room, pine pa ifter Jan. 1. DIADUNI S:00 P. M. D«y Itfora A»k for Mr. Van Atta or apply in parson 'IANoa—save BOO or more off Hit 150. prlee on brand new si-note spins! pi- Itchen, four bedrooms, l'i bathii, Thomas L. McClintock, chair» • CUUSIIUD DUMA* anos. lft-y.tr guarantee. Come eee and SPECIALLY NICE, modern two- .orches, full huaement. twn-car ga- room unfurnlftied apartment, around age. All this for only 120,000. nan of the charter commiasimv . •:ts A. If. Uay Before PaMleeUea wit* proof two days tefatre SMaMa- sava. We service what we sett Tenter's cetfiea. Muslo Btore, 3M Main St.. LA (-21M. loor, utllltlea included. CA 2-3864. aid the firm will receive "no BUSINESS NOTICES IMPLOYMINT ivenlng and Sunday by appointment. TWO-ROOWOROOM furnished spartmentp . XJtlll- The Dowstra Agency iore than $11,500. in all prob- • IVE HER AN ELKCTROLUX foi itlet, parkingki , near bub a traneportatt - gency Call CUtiified—SH 14)010 or OS 14)525 MOYAN—Oenerat sign, truck uttering ITUAT10NS WANTED, Famala on. BH 1-7979. E. Front St. ibility the fee will be lesi than = Chrlttmas, no paymentt 'till next Red Bank CUli on private telephone! are toll-free to OS l-0»» from th> let- for little money, eo years experience. ear, wrapped and delivered free, 720 OUR ROOMS, newly decorated. Hard BH 1-9700 II JJ. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. iTTHACTIVE WOMAN detlret poll 111,500." . lowing nations: LOwell 6, COUtr 4. KEanaburg g. WHttnly 4. tlon, vicinity Rtd Bank, ralr Haven attleon Ave.. Afbury Park. PR 5-0M1 wood floor", tile bath. Heat and hot WOBEDROOM HOUSE. K»s heat. Call! o n priaprivatt e telephones art tollfretoll-free to III 1-0010 from the FUEL OIL * HBATINO - CaU SH ater furnished. Private entrance, ex< newly decorated. 96,900. 41 Ocean He aaid the fee it based on * •allowinlowing stations: ATlastlc HighlandHighland s 1. CAplteCAltll 1 arm t. UDtrty J. Medical assistant, doctor's recentlon DELCO OIL, BURNER aervlce si 1st, 10 rears' experience top Wash- Oood condition, with all attachment! client location. Karaite. 1100 per month. ;lvd., Leonardo. AT 1-1557-R. manpower hours needed to com- ' HighaHighlandn s 3. Olborn* 1. RUason I. SBa Bright X ana tHMyiidtHMid e 1 itles. I Herbert*ft!. Red Bank. R g.3673 or apply 1O or 1* Union Ave and T. Ington, 6. C. mtdlcal offlct. CA ••135. BH 1-1IM. 'reehoid. LINCHOFT — Immediate pomipsilon. plete the study, which if «• ATTENTION HOME OWNERS — 14M' M eevenings. HRMTUAg O1FT SUOOESTIONR Eight-room apllt. very low down pay dump body truck for hire by hour or EXPERIENCED TYPUT available for Maple dtsks. 133: set of four king 'HREE ROOM furnlsheii apartment, ment. 116.900. 8H 75108. peeled to take "two to three lob, with driver. Remove accumulated Adulta. Private bath. Near bua. " work In own home. iza trsy tables, M.75: Hollywood twin Dels. SH 1-2M7 or LI 5-!277. months." ANNOUNCIMINTS AUTOMOTIVE trash from your property. SH T-8144. CO 4-2371 lie bede complete, 140; kitchen cabl- PAINTlNtJ. DECORATING IENTAL AMIaTANT — Young girl, lete from 910; cribs complete, 835; ODXRN UNFURNIBHBD 2U-roon Asked Appropriation GENERAL CONTRACTING tome eiperienet. Cell studio couches, 155; sofa lounges, S35 apartment, private hath, entrance, a] COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS 9LATE A- JONES SH 1-Ntl round kitchen table, four chairs. »«; unties, references. HU I-1M1-J. The city's Board of Commlsv LI I-040T gray modern bedroom let, 1100. Comt )gT — Small brown, black, whltt MURPHY BROS.—Fainting and decora- Mt, come gave, variety Furniture ATTRACTIVE THREE ROOM apart FAIR HAVEN — Store for aale e,500 oners has under study a re- TWO WEEKS BEFORE CHIUITlfAg ment in modern building with atove female Beagle. Red Bank vicinity. —Not at creature was stirring— tlong. Reasonable ratea. Free estl- Store, lia W. Front at. Parking IInn reai eq. ft. floor apace. In heart of ahon- luest by the charter group for If found call «H T-13M. • Reward. latta. SH 1-aoM. fire Co. ind refrigerator, hard wood floora. tile Ing center. Large parking lot. Suit- HOLIDAT tVBCIAUl SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE f store (opposite Firestone lath and ahower. heat and hot water in emergency appropriation ot HOLIDAY SPECIAL — Slmonlie your ible for any type business. Phone SH LOgT — Man's reading (lasses, browa 1MT Imperial four-door aedan OCK atAPLB) BSD, Simmon's boa supplied. Furnlehed or unfurnished. •4575. Lather «"*•«# MM Cadillac four-door aedan ear. B. B. Harrla Slraoolslng Shop. II MBSSBNOER SERVICB spring and Beauty Rest mattress. Set ralklnc distance to town. Nice resi- 14,000 to cover the cost of tha ' 1MT Chrysler tour-door toden South Bridge Ave., Red Bank. gH 7-2101) For bualnsst, arofttslonal and home t appointment only. aH 1-O101 dential neighborhood. Rent reasonable. itudy and other items. Lsturt. deeumaata. Nathlng KBNMORB COAL auid wood etove. ex- Jail after « SH 7-MTI. LOST — FLOAT FOR DOCK with ivK^deUvar. Helltay i»Uvefie». The charter study could ne-'' ramp, loose In MaTHlnk River, palmed Maurice Schwartz eelltnt condition. Aaklng $40. aH 7.FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT, bath, aec REAL ESTATE WANTED gray, .Information concerning where- 17a. end floor. Kent ISO. Available Janu- ult in a recommendation to . aboute.eell Walter Keede. Jr. SH T & Sons •U1LDINO CONITRU& BEAUTIPtlL DARK RANCH mink rape 1. Adulta preferred. KE 8-4493. HELP! We nave sold to many proper :hange the city's form of gov- - 4045 or KI 1-UOO. m mgeonery. carpenter Jaeket. eicellent condition. Btlt elftr. .TTRACTIVB. CLEAN two-room fur tlet that we want more good llatlnfs II W. front it. Rtd Banl .jrk. RA' O. BOECKEb AT 1- .1 2-4000, eat. 11730. nlthed apartment. TV, utilities, cm Jail us now for prompt professional ernment. Voters gave over- 3M3. PfNANCIAL FOUND — Oold locket with eix pic- SH T-4TIT apaee. Alto, one room efficiency apart. •ervicR. Walker anil Walker. Real Es- whelming backing to tha pro- • IMS FORD, standard shift, radio, heat- SAT for etle. Mlddlebrook Farm, Deal ment from 140. Bll 1-IW. tate. Insurance Open 7 days. Shrews- ture! engraved on pages, three men, •XPERT MBNDINO—China, glaae, Sil- •U8INES8 OPPOMUNITIES nd.. wayside. KB 1-0431. call artti bury miles. SH 1-5212. Rarltan Office. posal to form a charter study two women, and a baby. Appear* to er, ISO. Call ver reflnlihlBg and •latlng. Tltermee '30 p.m. • > have been lost since 1054. Owner may »ll 1-03S.J buckets. Ohtn. I Olass Bho*. 147 Blttad SIFT AAN D ANTIQUNTIQE SHOP forr eale. CO 4-5212. nit in the November general • elalm at Red Bank Register Office. 1552 LIGHT BLUE FORD Convertible, St.. Red Bank. BH T-4M0. well stockestockedd , (500(5,000 curcurtt . SituateSittdd i" OLASS TABLE LAMP, jl*. Black 40-42 Broad St. mantle Highlands main buiinbuiinees tnd gold tweed chair. 129. Purple all COMMEKCIAL RENTALS NOTICK slection. Whltewalla. Asking int. C *,C BUILDERS Itreettt . ReasoR n fof r selling hhave othe hair. g2o. HI 3-1131 after all. BH f-MM Specializing In aluminum aiding plus etore, two are too much for me. Mrs, The Board of Adiustmcnt of Any recommendations made complttt building; aervlce and remodel' IABY CARRIAOE and crib, Oriental RBD BANK — Office space avallabli Boroughh orf Redd BanBk all n moctlnmoci 1093 OLDSMOBILE. hard-top eonverti. ing. CO 4-llTs or CO 4-1137. tohr, 10a First Ave.. Atlantic Highland. rug, overhead garage door, beds, for professional person. Inquire si held December 8, 1959, considered Hi by the .charter group must b» AUTOMOTIVE ble, standard shift, radio and heater. lureaus, mlrrori, mattreetea, vsnstlan eg B. Front St. ippllcatlon of MRS. ETHEL TURNER presented to the voters at a KB M77«-M. ESSO STATION FOR LEASE Minds, storm windows. Rtaaonable, A- riCBS FOR RENT — In heart o lor a Building Permit to dole In n AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1SJ5 ENGLISH FORD Ztpnyr four-dooi (TRIANOLB EMO BED BANK) condition. AT 1-2M1. Red porch on premises owned by her alspecial election. sedan. Heater, new tirea, red leather Call Esso Standard Oil Co. "* *™"caii aH T-uoe MO Pearl Street. Red Bank. New Jer EMPLOYMENT HUMtr g-TOOO IIDB-A-BED. WO. Kelvlnator refrlger- A press conference probably MM CHEVROLET CORVETTE. White upholitery. STH. No cash meded. ID) ator, S20. Both In good condition. aey and to allow a alx foot fronlyard and allver, red Interior, stick shift. Plymouth Belvedere two-door sedan. HELP WAJTOD-FEMALE RU 1-O407J. i ictbacH. will be held Dec. 21 with reprtK Perfect condition. IJIOO. B.U HMO, Radio, heater, automatic, whltewalls. The, nalil Boanl of Adjustment arrant I7M. No cash nsadsd. Levins Motors. UONBL O OAUOB, freight tram, nine •A aallit variance and-a copy of tnesentatives of the firm and tha P" 4» ocsanport Ave.. Wait Long Branch. BEAUTICIANS (TWO) top notch for PRINZ, 1DW (Oerman). Sava 20 . exclusive local shore area chain out- care, tranirermer, awitchet, track, leclalon Is filed In the office of thecharter study commission to dil- cent. New car financing. owner mov•""- CA 2-24«T aeetaterfee. $31 SH l-toai. lecretary of Ihe Board nf Adjustment. ing, excellent buy. BH f-Sags.. fit. Salanrno object. Call Mrs. Rlaio Municipal Building, Red Bank. New cuss the study in detail. 21' INBOARD MOTOR. Bietllsnt COD' rot SALE BBNCH BAW 10", excellent eondltlen, H0UIBS FOR RENT Jersey, and la available for Inapec 1131 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new lop. dU.on.C.1. H heree motor. One full alae bed Standard shift and overdrive. Radio SBCBJBtAKr for .real eattte office. complete. OB 1-OUi. ' Ion and heater. tt#l Mercury engine. A*B Ont wltwitn* tattuUvexecutive ability preferred". lATONTOWN — RANCH: Three-bed- LUCY 3. STONE, Secretary. Wmr/rReal JSatate," Bet *U, •ELEVISION PHILCO 17" CONSOUB, Board of Artjuilment, Swan Picks New Mate ouir •utlon.Shrawtbunr Ave.. Bed Sbrewabury, W. J. HAMMOND with doors, perfect, |M. Admiral rad- Bank. IH VOTH. . . . . ,^_^ io, gT. After al« p. m. SH 1-51T8 Borough of Red Bank. TRACTOU HOUSBWORKIR — Plata teak, own MICCH HOME UNPURNiaHBO. u Dee. 14 ** SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—After 77 STUDEBAKBR IMS room, bath. TV. ORGAN STUDIO W WELCOME all our eld cuetamtt bedrooms, |Mt monthly, yearly rent 88 days of quarantine together-. EXCBUSNT CONDITION, Command- ttao FOR REBUILT Oravely trtctoi RU 1-12JS . end new ontt to our new location al and etvaraj furnlahed and un- er V» model. Sporty four door tedan. with Mew flow. MOM «f ASBURY PARK furnlahed renttJs In alt slut and price NOTICE Automatic drive, heater, defroster, snow tTBR, preferably adult, T a.m. four aeon from old location), at IM PRBMINS DESIRING ness, two rare Australian black; FR ma BABTStTTERr , W. Front at. We gutrtntet to tavt ranges. Ella Wiltshire Agency, UM tires. Completely-winterised. Nice easy to S:N' ~»-Ei'««"r^- - afoiday thru Fn- RDfTAIj PLAN ON ALL MOUBLa you more money than ever before. Your Ootan Are., lea Bright. SB S-0004. BAIXam. swans were freed last week at driving • for .learner or collaga student. day. BH t-USt after t ».m. dollart will go much furthtr by doing If you are a qualified anil register, he Palace of Fine Arts Lagoon. • Loif license mutt sacrifice, |tte, LO yeur shopping et "Variety". Come In, W1OB BBLBCTION OF REIRENTALC * — ed voter of the State who eipectl tc S-SML Funuabed aad unfurnlahed. jtted.. Imroedl- be abtent outside the State on Febru- IOATS ft ACCtSSOM! tt our Itrg.selection of dtlae. rt- ate eoeupeney. Samuel TelenaTeienar Ageney. The male bird promptly left. U4>. PLYMOUTH < COUPE, good PRM3N cllntre, lampe, tablet, bedding, ate. We Aye.. Ocesnoort Call er dial ary i, 1»«, or a qualified and resit- condition. 1100. Call AT 1-H33-J COMB SEE UM «MrM'f Meat boat* BMN.OYMENT . alto have a nice- selection of llvln ered voter who will be within the :he mate he had traveled with after a, . In Haw Jerseye larieet abowroora. ream and bedroom aulttt. COUFAR1 Itate on February 2. 1M0 but because from Australia for the company;, Buy now during our tremendous win- HBL» WANTED-MALE HOP, aAVB at the Variety Furniture HOLI4DEL VILLAGE VICINITY Ideal of Illness or physical disability, •^be- A "LOT of F COUNTY ORGAN & lore. Parking In rear of store. Cenvtnttnt, PoHrino. at Our R«d lank Star* SINCE 1870 OF THE JERSEY SHORE tJie Sweater Set ; To th« ipaefal younfl gal on your (hopping Iftf ... sweaters aro topil Her* a're tome of the motf repeated request* to Santa: boathocks, cardigans and craw-nocks, for 'team. All In sixes 32-40. A. Shagora Sweater Sot of 75% wool and 25% mohair in blue ice, raspberry, royal, taupe. Crewneck 6kOg Cardigan 7.98 t. Boat-Neck bulky orlon sweater in fisherman knit eomes in charcool, red and white. 7*98 C: LiflMwerjht Boat-Nock orlon it soft at a cloud. In rod, clay, white and blue ice. 6.98 0. Crew.Neek of 100% Shetland wool comas tn mail*, rod, charcoal, black, beige and white. 5.98 •TIINIAOMt I*. INmWIM, hurt riHf mot Alkwy r± B WrinUU'Free Manhattan Nylace Top and TocRing Prince Qardner and Btixton Docoma Shirts Berkshire Stockings Leather Accessories Nr the man who likes to look neat all day long, Wallets, French purses and matching leather ac- this luKurious 65% dacron and 35*/. cotton shirt The Christmas gift every woman appreciates. dooi the trlek. Soft, medium-iprced "Wythe" The speeiat Nyltcs Top ends garter runs, and cessor! ei In handsome, distinctive stylos make collar featuring permanent sewn In stays, and the Nvlsee Toe-Ring puts a stop to toe runt. gift-shopping simple. Hero you'll find tht par- special Golden NoadU tailoring give a smooth, 1.50 Ung-lastlng neatness. Plastic travel hangar in. Full-fashioned and proportion-knit. fact leather goods for avaryono on your list. •Mad. Mack, Whit*, Rod and fav*rlto celots. I*" STIINSACM'S MIH'S fUNNISHINOS, Str..l n..r M A.kury ( STIINBACH'S HOSISNV, Slrnl Flair m« Atkury Fark STIIMBACHS HMIMII, CWMI »l»r m« «lkHry Park uii,tt«iKwj;!:Bi;j«)st:s.jui;*si,!au^wu,, Shop Both Asbury Park and Red Bank Stores Every Night 'til 9 Mon.ThruFri. I lu,.L:a~,.;ui*,.v,.x^v//^;.;^,;cai»^^ AttwM* »fk «i> be will ask Congress to amend the NATO meetings. the law so that the FDA can Long Branch's jayvees scored Rumson's seconds absorbed a 1 s S|AaOmiy 3 « « OOU TO NRAHS — Hal Lloyd on his departure from a 46-40 win over the Brunswick • t 0 Heath revoke old licenses as easily ss 43-31 trimming to even matters 1 4 SDuttkia 0 0 0 Smith, catcher and third London told hewimen he thought it can refuse new ones. seconds. for the evening. 1 a IRalke baseman of the Kansaa City Loaf Brack <«!> Stw Bratw'k (I!) Cent. B»f. <4I> the conferences in Paris would As an example of the problem, OFF lBuniM a