v WEATHER MIDDLETOWN- Cloudy tadajr, tonight aad la- morrow, with a chanea of shew* BAYSHORE EDITION en tomorrow. High both days, SMS. Low tonight, 41. See page 2. Ked Mink 1MIM4 dally, lloadir through rrtdajr. mtertt u Meon4 Clan WW.IIM.Mi MIDDLETOWN, N. J.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1959 PAGE ONE VOLUME LXXXII NO. 71 010c* u Mlddlttown. N«w Juny. undar Mditloau tntnr urmlt 4«U4 A«S. It, Ml. 7c PER COPY Labrecque Issue n Slides, Floods Still Unresolved Enforces Cause Havoc No Agreement Tavern Fire Sale Ban Seen as Senate Prosecutor Joins Goes in Finale Damage Put In Northwest Gloucester; 15 Train Trapped, Theodore J. Labrecque, Fair At $20,000 Haven resident and Red Bank at- Are Arrested Ike Probably torney, seems to be no closer to Man Awakened Faring Vacated; being approved by the state Sen- By Smoke; Five HACKENSACK (AP)- Bergen ate for a Superior Court vacancy County Prosecutor Guy W. Calissl Will Extend Worse to Come then he ever was, Firemen Injured utilized his entire 24-man staff yesterday to enforce the Sunday And whether he ever will be WEST KEANSBURG - The up- closing law. It resulted in the A-Test Ban SEATTLE (AP)—Massive remains a good question as the per story of Lakeview Inn, Rt. arrest of IS persons. rain-caused slides blocked Legislature's upper house goes 6, was destroyed by fire early Those arrested were owners, Would Go Along into its final session of the year major rail and highway today. Fire Chief William Hill managers and clerks who alleg- With UN Resolution today. estimated damage at $20,000. edly sold merchandise on the routes across Washington's Once again the issue boiled Anthony Delaney. 60, who lived banned list. This includes cloth- Pending Talks Cascade Mountains today down to two important facts; i the three-room apartment ing, appliances, furniture and ibove the tavern, was awakened and trapped 90 passengers 1. There is a split in county building materials. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- for 10 hours in a stalled Democratic ranks over whom ibout 4: SO, gasping in the smoke. Hardest hit in the crackdown dent Eisenhower now seems cer Gov. Robert B. Meyner should He telephoned Union Beach Pa- was the 2 Guys From Harrison tain to'order an extension of the train until they got out by bus have nominated for the judiciary trolman Andrew Kubiack who dis- chain. Nine employees of this U. S. ban on nuclear weapons on a one-way road. patched apt. Walter A. Hutton firm were arrested. tests-but for a few weeks only. post — Mr. Labrecque, whom he A woman was killed In a moun- to the scene. Tho Sunday closing law was Further extensions could follow. did, or County Court Judge John HIT AND RUN —Red lank police ar. s.tkin, a driver who loft the scan*, tain pass highway accident. C. Giordano, West Long Branch. Capt. Hutton brought Mr. De- given pvbDc endorsement Nov. Administration leaders are pre- Some ot the leaden favor Mr. laney out of the building and say. after his ear skidded 25 feat Sunday morning into the wolding shop «? CiW- S la a referendum. A court la- pared to go along with a United Flooding rivers forced evacua- Labrecque, others Judge Gior- called fire companies from Union Grimmer, 9 Wast St. Tho car flattened a fence and smashod an ojfht-foot hole Joaete earner this mean Nations resolution, adopted Sat- tion of scores of farm families in Beach, West Keansburg, North hold up enforcement of the urday, opposing any resumption northwest Washington valleys. dano. in tho building. Tho ear was described as a I.Mlor 1950 tuiclc, dart colored, with CentervOle and Hazlet. law until Us constitutionality of •nuclear tests during negotia- Three railrosds diverted traf- Second Reason State police, Keyport barracks, white-wall tirai. Ono headlight is broken out. Capt. Frank J; Maixa it inveiti- eauld be decided. tions for a permanent, policed fic over a combined route south 2. State Sen. Richard R. Stout reported the cauie of the fire is gating. •' ' , ' With the arrests came word test ban. of the trouble zone. (R-Monmouth) - the key to the still undetermined. It started in from John J. Clancy, attorney But the1 negotiations themselves The Milwaukee Road's nine- whole matter — said last night the bedroom or living room of the for 2 Guys, who told the prose- are expected to come to a cli- car Olympian-Hiawatha passen- apartment, he will not move Mr. Labrecque's cutor he would start contempt max at Geneva in the first half ger train was caught between nomination untii county Demo- It took firemen nearly an hour Todd Crash proceedings against him and the of I960 and a breakdown of the slides yesterday afternoon near crats tell him he's the man they to bring the blaze under control. Psychiatric Center local police department which conference, now more than Hyak, M miles east ef Seat. The upper floor was gutted. want. co-operated in the arrests. year old, would bring a quick tie. Bases from EBsaabarg, Smoke and water, damage to the Widows Get The senator said, barring some Clancy has the right to do resumption of underground nu- Wash., cut of the Cascades 11th hour word of Democratic ground floor was reported as ex- whatever he wants," Calissl re- reached the stalled train early ensive. Drive Is Launched clear test explosions by the Unit- harmony, he would continue to $40 a Week sponded. "But he'd better check ed States. today and took the paanagsri Five firemen were treated for his grounds." to Spokane for tnasfsr to • put up a blockade in the path ot FREEHOLD — The widows of A campaign to have 1.000 center with • three-year operat- Elsenhower alresdy has extend- the court selection. minor injuries. says ha toa't makeup train for Chicago. The Raritan Township First Aid two crew members killed when county residents become founders budget. ed for two months—until Dec. 31 Whether there would be any of the proposed Children's Psy- by, tba uhwetiaa because "as —the one-year U. S. respite he The busses got through on Squad treated John NlchoUen and film producer Mike Todd's air- , To Rest tar as I'm concerned, the tow's harmony remained up in the air John Calmarl, both of West plane crashed March 22, 1958. in chiatric Center was launched last Mr. White, the' group's board originally put into effect at the U.S. Highway 10, restricted to — at least until late last night. en the basks approved by my end of October, 1958. He thus one-way traffic near the slide Keansburg, for smoke poisoning, New Mexico, Friday were award- night in the home of Mr. and trustees pnsident, said plans county." The people arrested Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, and Clem McQueen, Union Beach, ed the maximum allowable in Mrs. Arthur J. White, Harding call for the center to move into has more, than a month during area where the train was caught Red Bank, the county's senioi wen given sammenes, beaked, The Milwaukee, Great Northern for a foot puncture. Dr. Edward Workmen's Compensation Court: Rd., Red Bank. rented quarters soon after Jani aad released in $29 ball »i which he can act to keep the ban member and vice chairman ol and Northern Pacific Railnads Bernhard, Haslet, treated Frank $40 per week. A $23,000 fund drive has been charges of balag dlsafdeny.. in effect. the state Democratic Committee, all halted trains on regular routes Cozens, Union Beach, for a cut For the widow of the pilot, Wil- launched by the organization^ A i home has not been selected After the arrests, 2 Guys of- , Pressure spent a busy week-end trying to foot. 11am S. Verner of SOBattln Rd., which seeks to aid emotionally across the Cascades. They com- as yet. he added. It will be In a ficials roped off restricted mer- >Gne tactical objective of the bring her party members into The fifth injured volunteer, who Fair Haven, the total award will disturbed children in tho county. bined to divert traffic on a south- centrally located section of the chandlse and no more of it was 'administration at the present time line on the Labrecque appoint- also had t cut foot, was not amount to $36,000. That la based ern route by way of Pasco and $, Founders Week, as the final county. sold during the day. is to try to maintain the pressure ment — apparently without suc- identifiedfid . h f h hld Vancouver, Wash. on tha age of hot youngestchild, ataia of tboaMBth-loag drive is Mr. White uid enough funds Callssi's men visited the Roo- on the Soviet; government to keep _ ...... _ cess. William Orton, 45 Main St., and who was five yam old at tbs oOJ«J. rspwaontt a "wadal on- Highway traffic rpiled up on now unavailable to Insure the ert Hall clothing store hen which the Geneva neogitations moving both sides of the Cascades aa the Mrs. White, who la for Mr. Lawrence Nolan. 42 Main St.. time of tha crash. Tho $40 per Su^Wosapn C. ^oaaland, openin~- -* g O**Mf thaaV &e center- -A—.,— * ./ • m _ _ ^ _* • *• __• «- __.___*_ had opened, threatened arrests, along. major cross-state passes - Sno- Labrecque, said: both of Ktyport, own the build- weak will be paid until that child jrjRid«» l^RwnsoaTgenerai The psychiatric center Is de- andi saw the place close up. ; The latest word on administra- quatmle, Stevens, White and "I've done all I can," reaches tha ago ot II. ivate, non- chairman,. iaii It win run At MadaPVgbinaiars WotM. tion thinking came last night from Blewett-eu, were closed- by State Troopers Gene Hopper It Uf Far Giordano Tin widow -M too .cfrp **"•* Monday.-•-•••'• ;-'.'•/"• IUV17,M|CM Chairman John A. McCone and William Thompson investigat- Thomah s BarclaBl y ofrVnelaadfVld, will Independent: board tog the Mu»d slides. • -•. • Long Branch Commlssionei During that tin* IN founders the Atomic Energy Commission K. CadeM, M, of ed. • •••*••"-' ••"""*• receive a,total award of $33,000. ._.._ off. Another Paul Kiernan, a Democratic fund eoasmitttse votuateers will in a television interview (NBC- Uavtawerta, Waslk, was kill- Her youngest child was two One of .the.orgaalntlon't main state committceman, is reported- attempt to have 1.000 residents store. Vafeey Fib, did tbs same Meet the Press). ed en Stevens Paas when the yean of age at the time of tbs purposes is to help children,, up ly for Judge Giordano — and has Join the'organization, Mir. Hug- Opposing any prolonged exten- automobile she was drivtog Hot Rods accident .;_•'• until IS years of ase, wHhemo- Calissi disclosed he got a num- given no sign of budging fnm land added. • - , sion on the present test ban, he crashed bite a state Highway tional problems. Their parents ber of telephone calls from Ber- his position. The awards an being paid by The .fund goal will provide the said any such action should be Department track as a slide would also be aided gen residents. Moat, he said, Mrs. White said she has Move Out Linden Flight Service, Inc., and taken on a week-to-week basis. area. - The center also would serve to supported hit action. discussions Saturday and yester- Ayer Lease Plan, Inc.. both of McCone also told his question- Several days of heavy rain fol- Linden. Both the airplane aad train child psychiatrists, clinical day with Mr. Kiernan, Sen. en that he thought a Soviet sug- lowed by a warm Chinook wind In Hurry the pilots had been leased to Todd To Continue psychiatrists and psychiatric so- Guy Lee, Jr.. whs enforced the Stout, and John W.' Applegate, gestion for joint U, S.-Ruuian in the mountains caused the NEW SHREWSBURY - Forty by the corporations. . . cial workers. . . ban a week age, dM so again Matawan. county Democratic construction and operation of a gi- flooding. Water from snow melt hot rodders and sports car en- CUaleal Services Then won two ar« •chairman. Earlier in too litigation, both PoliceSchool, gantic atom smasher for nuclear pound down streams, ditches thuslasta took off at one time firms denied responsibility^ hut It would enpge also In "But I had no luck in getting Hen an the Bergen County research was "well worth study- and ravines in the Cascades. in all directions last night after later agreed to share it. search in an attempt to improve The Snohomish Valley was be- n meeting of the minds,' 'she police moved In on them to stop stores where arrests were made: "£• A civil suit probably will be clinical services and to contribute Other countries might want to ing flooded by waters from the said. what they called a king-sized Park Ridge nothing Co., own- filed against the Todd. estate and to the field of child psychiatry. join in such a co-operative enter- Snohomish and Stillaguamlsh Mrs. White added she did nol race. the two Linden corporations. ' FREEHOLD-The police train- er and co-owner; Ridge Manu- Other aims are: prise, he uid, agreeing, as a So- Rivers. Civil Defense officials know what action, if any, sh< But five of the drivers were ing school conducted hen last facturing Co., owner and co- To.provide consultant services owner; American Shops, Lodi, viet atomic leader suggested last requested Coast Guard aid and would take today. finally caught and are expected week for Monmouth County i to the medical profession, clergy, Meanwhile, Mr. Applegate last manger; Town & Country Mar- week, that there is need for only called for civilian outboard-pow- to appear in Municipal Court nicipal police departments was educational institutions, courts, ered boats to evacuate families night hid his own views on the Fair Haven so well received it will be fol- ket, South Hackensack, sales one super atom smasher. Wednesday night. Police Chief and other social and public agen- in the. area. Labrecque nomination. lowed up by periodic workshops, clerk; 2 Guys, Garfield, Edward James Herring said. cies. H. Feldman, 23, of SOS 12th Ave., S-Ycar Pact Lighta could he seen hUaklag They ranged all the way from No charges have been filed Yule Lights Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper an- To participate In the promotion The United States and Russia not knowing what is going on nounced today. Paterson, store manager, assist- thraugaoat the ngton as fans- against them yet-but he said of mental health in the county. ant managers and cashier; 2 announced a new two-year cul- en signaled, to rescue e the matter to not knowing why Tha school, arranged by the they will be before Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest O. Kahn, Black Guys, Fair Lawn, manager and tural, technical, scientific and ed- for help. Rivers, already county Democrats should even To Go On prosecutor in 1 Local police—acting on a phone with Point Rd Rumson. a ataerina TE V? • "t ^22 ucational exchange agreement in their tops, were still °a the rise have a say about tha appoint- call tip-went to the Aabury Ave. Moscow Saturday. They pledged FAIR HAVEN - Christmas M»»ltteo member, said surveys ager and cashier. and the rich farnriac am ment. scene, when tha 40 can of an themselves to study the possibil< lights in the borough's two busl- Arrested la Gleneeator wen braced itself Governor, Senate shapes, sizes, makes and colors ness districts will goon Saturday. * ^* * **" lon«My"*sturbod children In the ity of co-operative enterprises ih pertinents. Earl ScargUl, tt, of Btackweed the peaceful uses of atomic en- UCBte "As far as I'm concerned, it' were gathering.« So said Ray JattnelTtrf the Pair countt y whho coulld benefibfi t frof m thhe Terraee and Rickar^ptfca,N, Snohomish County Civil De- They wen Joined In the la- Haven Chamber of Commerce At concluding exercises Friday, services to be provided by the ergy, and they projected Imme- strictly a matter between th Chief of County Detectives John diate joint efforts in the conquest fense Director Harold Peterson governor and the Senate," vestigathm by Ocean Township yesterday. center. wen released la $M ball each said the situation was "extreme- police and state police. A ceremony Saturday,, with M. Gawler assisted instructors In A total of $14,000 already has of disease. said. distributing certificates of satis- pending hearing Nov. 2$ en a* McCone said he was opposed ly critical." " As they moved in, the cars— Mayor Russell H. Minton pulling been allotted or promised to the eharge of vMattag the Sunday "There's every reason to think Mr. Applegate said original); whose motors were already go- the light switch, will be held. Al- factory completion of the pro- center—$30,000 as a three-year to an indefinite ban on nuclear gram. The course was aimed at closlaglaw. tomorrow will be worse and tbo county Democrats backed Judge ing-took off in all directions. so there will be Ray Millar, pledge from a private foundation, weapons testing in the absence Improving investigative techni- Both men worked at Bargain nevt day will he- worse than Giordano for the post and then Five were all police could Chamber of Commerce president, 2,900 from the county Mental of an international agreement ques and basic police methods. City, U.S.A., a discount Eton in among the United States, Britain, that," he said. (See LABRECQUE Pg. 2) catch, the chief said. and Mr. Jannell, In charge of tha Health Association, and $1,500 Deptford Township. Many lights project. . < Mr. Keuper said all police an from the Monmouth Park Racing and Russia providing for an in- Invited to send him knotty ques- Police said the store was spection system. But he said thst Three strings of lights will go jammed and alkits counters wen m danger of btlag washed on*. up near the River Rd. shopping tions about police work and de- Matching Fanes the present suspension could be 94d0 Donated by Race tective procedure to be developed open. ' continued for short periods. The flnohomlsh Rhrer was lew center and another three strings Tho state will match funds up Two clerks wen arrested st at tha workshops which, he add- The.UN, General Assembly in feet above fleed stage late last will be installed near the Fair (See PSYCHIATRIC Pg. 2) Bargain City a week ago. Haven Rd. district, Mr. Jaaasll ed, will be held every eight to II New York voted 00-1 Saturday algnt The MfflagamUsh was Track to 30 Charities said. weeks. for a resolution asking all coun two feet above Hoed stage. Authoritative speakers from The Green River Valley, south* OCEANPORT— Representatives annual Turf Charity Ball and Frank Leslie Is doing the elec- tries to' nfrain from atomic teit trical work. both within aad without New Jer-little Silver Girl Remains explosions during the three-power east of Seattle, was also in dan- of 30 Monmouth County charita- Carnival held in July at Mon- sey will be invited to confer with ger. The Green River Was re- Mr. Jannell said permission has talks at Geneva. ble agencies and Institutions Fri- mouth Park Jockey Club. poUce-atudents. ported four feet above flood been received from Jersey Cen- McCone said he thought the day received contributions of Of this amount, Monmouth In addition to problems sug- Critical After Being Shot stage. $B3,400, from the profits of the Park officials contributed $25,000. tral Power and Light Co. and United States wss bound by'this New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. gested by policeman, Mr. Keuper The unseasonably warm wind, Louis Burfelnd. Asbury Park, said he will schedschedulu e a regular LITTLE SILVER — -A seven- fell back on the bed," called a Chinook locally, melted president of the Monmouth Park to use their poles for the lights, year-old girl remains in critical told police. while the talks continued, but program agenda to assure that then he added that the talks mountain snows and brought huge Charity Fund, the body which Chamber Mesuag condition this morning in Riv- The snap probably ,was the Matawan Seeks the latest Information necessary should reach a mske-or-break downpours of rain. The swollen distributes the funds, presented At the chamber's recent meet- erview Hospital after being ac- safety catch releasing, Patrolman to maximum police efficiency point early next year. riven and the rain loosened the checks to representatives ot the ing, EUgene Adams of Town and made available. cidentally shot through the head Kennedy said. Surf, a Dullness opened recently mud slides In the mountain $SfywOOkay agencies. The prosecutor, vice,president Saturday' morning. stun se nesjnaef passes. The representatives told oftl< on River Rd., was accepted as MATAWAN - Mayor Ralph R. at large of the National Distri Louise Criml, IN Pinckney > Gloria then ran next door to dais what their agencies did with a new member. Dennis and members ot Borough Attorneys Association, said the Rd- was shot by her sister, tho home of, Mrs. Fn Ac Two Arrested last year's gifts, and plans for On the recommendation of Eu Council will go to Trenton today national organisation can b* Gloria Criml, 9, while the two card), IN Pinckney Rd. Mrs. MarinT Killed using current funds. gene Patterson, safety committee called-upon to help in develop, girts snn examining their fath- Accardl called police and the for a hearing before the state chairman, tho chamber will For Bad Checks Assisting with presentations ment of focal police programs. er's .32 caliber Mauser when it Little Silver First Aid Squad. Division of Local Government. check Into the possibility of hav MIDDLETOWN - Poice ar- wen Amory L. Haskell, Middle- The first workshop will be aboui accidentally discharged. Louise was rushed to River- In Car Crash The governing body Is seeking ing safety patrol school children rested a Madison Township wom- town, Monmouth Park's presl Feb. 1. Lodged In Watt view and underwent six hours .taTa^roval'for L exprndi* JJJ ^J—f—^T- stationed on Third St. an last night on chsrges of pass- HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A IT- The bullet hit Louise in the of surgery. sTlll*A nw KMI ODD lOa «• IniinlGlPSjel •_ • m *•_ A Mr. Patterson described the Ing bad checks. ' year-old Marine was killed and p forehead, passed through her Police said Gloria at first was two other Marines were injured worked on the charity ball, these street as being narrow and dan- Police Capt. William Woodward spend $30,000 to purchase the old INDEX brain and lodged in a wall 10 in a state of shock, but later in an auto accident at 5:10 this gifts would not be possible." gerous. Page reported that Mrs. Patricia A. Farmers and Merchants Bank feet away. The youngster was came out of it. morning, state police reported. Mrs. Philip H, Iselln of Ocein- He said the chamber will also Amusements Smalley, 21, of 446 Brookslde building, Main St. 1 paralysed on one side. According to police the two Dead Is Arthur L. Harvey,. port, bsll chairman, also as- query the Mayor and Council on girths Ave., Madison Township, wss re- the feasabllity of having side- The girts an the children of girts had been staying with Mrs. Buffalo, N. Y. The nmalnder of the funds wll slsted. Bridge .' leased in $500 bond pending a be used for building renovation walks constructed then. Alfred Criml of the Pinckney Accardl, but returned home to court hearing. < Police said the driver of tho For Sick and Needy Classified Rd. address,. and Mrs. .Mary do some household chores. car, Marino William Hephner, 21, Public hearing locally will be The funds are distributed only The chamber will meet again Comics •—... She is charged with issuing bad tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In at a luncheon session Dec. 2 In Estelle, 1417 Tenth Ave.; Neptune. Police' I Mr. Criml works checks, amounting to more thin apparently fell asleep at tho to those agencies "whose services Crossword Paulo wheel. The car skidded acsoss the American Legion Hall, which aid the sick and needy of M Wlllowbrook Restaurant. Police said the children were for Capital Amusement Co., Long $200, to Food Fair, AnP, Grand Editorials .. alone In the house and found the Branch. Mrs. Estelle Is em- Rt. 9, near Alexander Ave., and the borough now nnts as a mouth County," This principle In an attempt to get better at- HtfMMtt • .* »*.• Union and Food Circus, Capt. "borough hall." wss adopted in the unit's consti- tendance at the meeting, Mr. Jan gun In Mr.. Crlml's first floor ployed by a beauty salon In Long Woodward said. smashed head-on Into a tree, po- nell said It was decided to hold OMlwrles bedroom dniser drawer. Branch. lice reported, Council proposes to put five tution, whon Monmouth Park OM Times Police aUo arrested a Keans- '.he noon meeting rather than at Gloria told Patrolman David Patrolman Kennedy this morn Tho two Injured men, Mr. partitions In tho
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HAPPY RICIPIINTS OP $5,000 for their wolforo agonclos «re pictured Friday «t my tavntmtiit tklMllnt, »M«lt It ....„ Monmouth Park Jockey Club, after they received their groupi' shares of this yoar'i Monmouth Park Charity Fund donation!, which totaled $83,400. Left to right are *lam* , Donald Magaw, director of Monmouth Workthop, whose agoncy received $2,000; f.:J IMrm „ NIW POLICE CAR — Thli It the Rumion police department's nsw ear, put Into Mrt, Sally Gailclll, representing Monmouth County Unit, New Jorioy Auociation for operation ovur (he wtok-ond It replaces one damaged in an accident. Here, Retarded Children, $1,500; Edward J. Bronnan, Monmouth Park's general managor :ity Chief Honry S. Kruso, right, toits out radio equipment. With him Is Mayor Peter who Assisted in check distributions, and Mn. William Zlllgor, accopting $1,500 for r«Uph«n* Cftrtmoll. the Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary, •'! r i r\ Monmouth, has 22 award wiaaera RED BANK REGISTER n Scout far. The MateweaJCeypert- 4—Monday, Nov. IA, 1959 eansburg area, under James Stoie Gels Bargains lynn of Ma'tawan has five win- Units Up :rs. In the southern part of the mnty—from Deal to Brielle—un- In Its Purchases Memberships r Wilfred Pine, Neptune, there- By JOHN KOLESAR Bulk purchasing accounts for OAKHURST — William Matti- re IS top recruiters. owering state prices on auto- >n, West Allenhurst, scout com The Freehold area, under Rob- TRENTON (AP) — Who buys mobile expenses. rt Herman, Freehold, has a total gasoline for 11.15 cents a gallon? lissioner for Monmouth Council Gssoiine, tire and oil for stste Boy Scouts,, has announced 13 units which will receive hifty-cent motor oil for 15 centt csrs used to be bought by giving wards so far. a quart? Tirei at a «$ per cant at as of Nov. 17, 111 scouting the state employee a credit card. units'in the coun.ty had recrui discount? Thst system is still partially used, Well, you do, if you're a New ted- an unprecedented total of 1,010 but a garsge has been set up a new members since Sept. 1, when Jersey taxpayer. the state prison to serve stste Of course, you can't get thoie he Roundup program was star cars in the Trenton area. ted. prices on your own purchases, That allows the stste to get its but the State Division of Pur gasoline, oil snd parts ia bulk The top recruiting unit in the no. 1 specialist fn chase and Property, headed by st low prices. county is Cub Pack 49, sponsored Charles F. Sullivan, lets prices by the Central Youth Association like them with SO or 60 million This summer the dlvlslea, far Fort Monmouth. Pack 49 re- longdistance dollars of our money each year. the first daw, decided *» bay ruited 57 new members. In sec- Sullivan la director of the wing Its tlraa la Mk ty eeatrset ond place it Cub Pack 24 of Fair of the State Treasury Department The wtoBiaf Ml predated prkes Haven, last years winner, with 47 which does die state's buying and U par cant below Hat. lew Cub Scouts. ranting. Ha Is sort of a profes- .Sullivan has Introduced a lot Among the scout troops, Fort sional bargain-hunter. of Innovations in buying can for onmouth Troop 49 like its Cub But you can't make 150,000tne fUt*- H* nif cut do*11 M Pack is "bursting at the seams,' purchases a "year by browsing number of Bulcks, buying more Mr. Mattison ssid, with 24 new around bargain basements, Chevrolets, Fords and Plymbuths. lembers sdded to its rolls. The ilrtalei eperates within High officials still get Bulcks An interesting recruiting pro- Ike Jlaalts of laws retulrlag and the governor gets a Cadillac SNCIAL MAR— August Dreyor, a volunteer fireman from Middletown, tries on a iect, Mr. Mattison said, was tak SEE US FOR ML advertising ef cealracte aadSullivan says prestige requires g place at the State Home for ipeeial "ammonia suit" usad fa protect firemen while fighting fires whara ammonia eaaapatltlva MaVHag when aav- it. Boys at Jamesburg, where scout- YOUR PHOTO NEEDS takag aW «,$•» la hvelred. The state Is shifting to greate fas is present. William Juliana, laft, a eaptain in the Newark fira department, in- g has been added to the re- A state purchase starts when use of central car pools, instead atructs Mr. Dreyer end Edward T. Seale, right, another Middletown volunteer, in abilitation training program ol ANDERSON BROS., Inc. of. issuing a car to an employee some department sends over a the usa of the protactiva clothing. Nino members of Middletown fira companies he boys at'the Home, and is un- Wa carry a complete request to' Sullivan's division. for full-time use. But Sullivsn er the supervision of Monmouth Half of the division's business Is says the shift won't be as com- spent Friday night and Saturday with various Newark fira department units as part Council. line of • famous' brand 51-S3 MechanicSt.Reel.laak plete as original plans eontenm for the institutions depsrtment. of an "in-service" training program. cameras and accessor- The specifications, tests and in plated. The system is not work One of the Explorer Units has TEL SH 1-0030 jJJt able for outlying state officials 01 dded 33 new members from ita tes. Bring your cameras spectiori section draws up a 4M employees are in the property of requirements for the desired for employees who use csrs s lot, cottage membership. Chariei he says. bureau whose Jobs range from $100,000 Suit Brair Hill ouston, Superintendent at the hero for expert repair, ras aajMiav AVMVI product Tarn the buying sec< etate I10"'"*, the lawn at the gover tion takes over to handle adver- Sullivan also found the ome and member of the execu- service. BKABUV BIMM could save money by selling itsi nor's mansion In Princeton to ve board of Monmouth Council, tising and bidding. putting new gold leaf on the State Sullivaa aays two keys to econo- own used cars instead of trading Filed in BusExpansion said the scout program was prov- •a.teaM.Mi them in. It averages 1100 more House dome. ig helpful and is an integrated mical buying are standardization Like any shopper with U tad- We Have Everything aad bulk purchasing. per car that way. Sullivan asys part of the training program the annual sale has become a Use dollars to spaed, Sullivaa Crash Death Authorised In a county summary of re for the large event The state sets up a aad Ida bayara are amah aaaght FREEHOLD — A $100,000 dam- FREEHOLD — John L. Mont- raiting, Mr. Mattison said 61 CAMERA FAN temporary used car lot at theafter by salesmea. age suit was filed Friday !i gomery, county welfare director, uiits qualified for the National state fair grounds and bids coma But Sullivan says he Is sure Superior Court in the death of a announced Friday at the.Mon: toundup Award which will be from as far as South Carolina. Stite ltudent iB mouth County Welfare Board eiented in February, durinj Standardlatlen of office sup- from nigh-pressure the mil-truck accident on Rt. meeting that facilities (or 24 more Scout Week. DORM'S Photo Shop plies saves ebsat Hi.au a year, salesmen. in North Brunswick Township beds will be added at the Briar The Long Branch area, unde BBlHvaa eatbaataa. The eappHee One step taken by Sullivan is Hill welfare home. IS Wefece Sfratt Oct. 9. Yancii Bruce, Eatontown, ha are baagM fat balk centners a bsn against any gifts to division XBBBBBBBJBBM aMat atattaaMMatf employees. Each year before Mr. and Mra. Harry Benson, Cost of the addition and renova- tine units qualified. end stared fas the dhrtstea's Robertsville Rd., Freehold Town- tions is estimated at $11,700 and West Trentea warehouse. State Christmas, the division sends out Red Bank-Middletown Town SH 74273 or SH 74M0 ship, have filed the suit against will increase the capacity of thi agencies thea bay mem treat about 15,000 notices to all vendors hip, under Robert Rickner, thedrrlslea. warning them state employees can the drivers snd owners of the home to 140 patients. not accept gifts from - anyone truck and the bus; in the death F. A. Amodio, Red Bank archi- Standardization can go too far of their daughter, Yotanda Ben- if specifications are too tight. doing business with the state. tect, was authorized to seek bids SOB NSW VCMK STOCK HCHAMI CMICAaO BOMB Of Sullivan aaya that five years age, Sullivan, a mild-mannered, 52- * tor the work, which includes two when he took office, state require- yesr-old man takes obvious pride Miss Benson was one of the 11new wards, renovation of bed- ments for office furniture were a Ma fll.OtO-ayesr pob. He is astudents killed in the fiery crash' rooms now occupied by em- so narrow that one firm got M former civil engineer and was in as a 'busload of students was re-ployees, and new rooms for em- EISELE ft KING, UBAIRE, STOUTft CO . per cent of the business. the Insurance and real estate busi- turning to the Trenton College ployees on the ground level. , AMMlitt Mamkor af The division drew up newnes, s in his hometown, East Brans- following a trip to the theater in Plans of the board are subject AMtMCAN STOCK KXCHANOI broader specifications. There wick. New York. A professor of theto the approval of the state De- were howls from the office fur- He saw wartime service on college also waa killed in the ac-partment of Institutions an orricsi as aaoaowav. Maw VOBH crtv cident. niture industry and from (tate Okinawa as a .marine corporal. Agencies. - agencies, Sullivan aald, but the He later became mayor of East Named In the suit are: Roscoe Mrs. Ellen Brown, New Shrews state got perfectly good furniture Brunswick and was Middlesex Poe, Brooklyn, driver of the bury, and .Nat Auerbach, Old 103 IAST MONT STRUT RIO IAMK, N. J. at the lowest prices in the nation. County's superintendent of truck; Maspeth Truck Leasing Bridge, were hired as case wor- CkwlM I- Sj*«st. Inspection is another aid in weights and measures before be- Corp., New York, owner of thekers at salaries of $4,200 each, making sure that the taxpayer ing appointed to his elate Job intruck; Cargill Inc., New York. O"n Jan' . 1, county welfan gets his money's worth. MM. who leased the truck; Carmine J. boards will assume home lifi STOCKS BONDS Five years age the Nina, driver of the bus, and Jos-care of dependent children from bought traffic pant (far white Mark Anniveraary eph Layton, owner of thebus, the state Child Welfare Board. ABOUT oua nsviaToa>e CLUB The transfer is expected to add Ikes aad each) which fteHvaa Of Havdel Couple both of Treaton. •rtxk OlflCM rated aa little batter than white 1,700 new cases to the work of traaark. 1». J. Now BranMek. N. i. StukiM. •- L wash. Fertuaately, the bead ef HAZLET — Mr. and 'Mrs. the Monmouth County Welfare ,tae ssMlflcattsaW bnreu, Ab> Thomas H. Windle, Sr., 4 Ivy PI. Board. Additional personnel wil *•• Mvrn. Con. klUMrtk. H. t. ram E. Water, la a , celebrated their 25th wedding an- Library Value be hired next year/for this work. runm, ft. *. Miaou, fia. NarwMk. Coaa. niversary st a party in Ye Cot- WaMtkarf, Coaa, Parts Antkaf. N. i. eagueer. Ha draw ap aew re- Ml aroMwW. NTO .' tage Inn, Keyport Saturday. BuylDf or wlllni. Alwaya look to mm 4T0U. rfcaai . «xu u urn m ojalreweats, neradlag a state Told to PTA Th« Rigiittr claulMtd lor quick n Pricts Rang* From $11(T c, laspoctor to watcb ever every Mr. and Mrs. Windle, formerly •ulti Adnnuominl step b the maaafactariag pre* of North Arlington, have six HAZLET - Richard Kink, as children, Jacqueline, Robert, sociate'professor at Newark State Marilyn aad Marianne, at home, Teachers College, discussed the The result: The paint Is vary and Mrs. Robert Altiere, North MELINA JEWELERS good and the price has bean cut benefits of a well planned library "Wick Rtpdrt Our Spetktly" almost ia half. Jr., of at a meeting of the Middle Road- HOME OWNERS Sullivan's division handles rant- Arlington, who all attended. St. John's Schools Parent-Teacher ing of office space for the state Also attending ware Mn. James Association in St. John'a Metho- 5* MONMOUTH ST. RED IANK at M0 locations, arranges insur- Hart, Mr. Wiadle'a mother; dist Church Thursdsy. ' Jamie Hart, Sr., all of Lynd- ance on state-owned buildings, Selection of books for child- ACROM FROM POLICE HEADQUARTERS hurst; Mr. and Mrs. William supervises construction (except ren of all ages was discussed by Hance, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben highways) for the state, distri- Mr. Fink, who is a member of Petchler, North Arlington; Mr, butes about four million dollars the board of trustees of the South FREE WATCH CRYSTAL snd Mrs. Stanley Michelski and a year in surplus farm products Plainfield Library. WITH EVERY WATCH REPAIR Miss Maureen Michelski, Newark; and takes care of atata buildings Each member of the PTA was in the Trenton area. Robert Altiere and Mrs. Thomas Windle, Jr., Arlington; Mr. and requested to bring a book to the More than half of the division': Mrs. Edward Hance, Kearny; and December meeting to be donated Miss Linda Roeriek, Hazlet. to the proposed township library. Open house waa held at theThe executive committee is in EVERY DAY OF THIYEAR- Windle home >for neighbors and charge of book collections. guesta during the afternoon. Robert Von Rotsn, president, introduced Scout representative MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION Jolly Beanen Have Wallace Taylor, who discussed NOTICE merits of a Scout program and Slide Program showed a film on Cub Scouting. SAVES YOU MONEY ON ALL HAZLET—Slidea were shown The PTA agreed to sponsor a Cub at a meeting of the Jolly Bean- Scout pack. TYPES HOME IMPROVEMENTS OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED era In the home of Mrs. William Mra. George Cobum, treasurer, Mueller. Linda PI. reported to the recent card IBM IS frlB tlfM TBf ALL DAY TODAY AND TOMORROW- Mre. Mttller showed slides of party-fashion show sponsored by family activity of several of the the PTA. LOW COST •we! Me*. ntffflMrfl. Plans were made to The next executive meeting will MONDAY, NOV. 23 AND TUESDAY, NOV. 24 visit St. Camrracrlea h meeting will be Dec. 21 reerfy to save yen Mf TO PREPARE FOR OUR mas holidays. NEW ROOM 189: in St. John's Methodist Church. Mrs. William Doebler and Mrs. Thomas Patrick wore winners of RARITAN TOWNSHIP games. Refreshments in Thanks- marter hejw Iwge tht lab, giving motif ware served by the James Provenzano, 11 Knoll hostess. Ter., Hailet. is a patient in •r haw tmaN, wa w» be GIGANTIC Attending were Mrs. Frank Columbus Hospital, Newark, N^y to flvt yaa • fm Karlovich, Mrs. Michael Lotosky, where he Is expected to be Mrs. Stephen Ponaskl, Mrs. Rayhospitalized for at least a month. estimate. Cad raeeyl mond Van Cleaf, Mrs. Jack STORE - WIDE Yount, Mrs. Doebler and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, Patrick. 14 Knoll Ter., Hsilet, have re- Tim next meeting will be in the turned after spending a week In • UtPip'ntMirch home of Mrs. Patrick, 0 Sharon Miami Beach, Mr. Phillips was a Dr., Nov. M. delegate to the Financial Public p SALE Relations Convention In Miami. •Vo 20Yr$.T0PAY LONG CONE JOE BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) - Judy Phillips celebrated her Bedroom, den or game room, we can add a new room WHICH WILL IEGIN ON At least Joe was frank. George lath birthday at a dinner party to your home at the lowest possible price, Prove It Sallay found hia home had been In Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport, Satur yourself by getting a free estimate with no obligation. robbed of about ISO and a note day, given by her parents, Mr. Do It today. left by the thief: "I robbed your and Mrs, William Phillips, 14 1O'i14' Room Complete!,' frepaveeJ OIIWMID house and took the money and Knoll Ter,, Hailet. Gueati were Planned and designed by Moameuih Con*, new I am on my way to Canada. Lois Thomaa, Cindy McGovern, TO »IT WEDNESDAY NOV. 26th struclle. nim| sill**•••,) fleerIIWVI beamsarvaaaaaw,f platenaaivf, studsoF^^awp,j Joe" VOUR Donna Shea and Marilyn Phillips. calling beamsmi, rafters, ridge, deer1 ; window MOMlt AT 9:30 A. M. aadcieeet opening' s prepared' 189 NO MONEY DOWN
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12 to Hi. 16 lbs. eTeeTeeTeeeeeee e« e • e •• e e e e e e e e e SMALL TVRKEYS VP TO 11 LBS. SUCHTLY HIGHER Plan a Thanksgiving feast second to none. Serve Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce with Your Turkey Pick a turkey second to none. An oven- ready Lancaster Brand Turkey from Lancaster Brand Acme. Here's a bird with plenty off suc- 6%-lb. $5" culent, tender white breast meat-plenty Canned Ham tize of juicy dark meat from tender legs - On ^411 Your Thanksgiving less bone and waste. In fact, you simply Lancaster Brand Pure Pork cannot find better turkey. Grocery Food Needs at Acme! ••••••eteeefeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Sausage Meat 3* ill Lancaster Brand OVEN-READY Kaiser 14"x20' kC Alcoa Wrap U"x75' • Aluminum roll 35 Economy Size roll Tomato Juice —r* 3 ~ 79' Rib RoRoasa t 75 None finer at any price! Only Acme sells famous Lancaster Brand beef! ' Sliced Vacuum Packed Luncheon Meat* COLOSSAL Bologna Mix or Match Niblets Corn 3 45 SPICED SHRIMP 1 99 Lunch Meat T afc IJAMI BjfcJMJt Medium Size O I7-oz. $100 Pollock Fillet - - »„, 29c Olivo Loaf 6H»I. wSI IQ6QI r COS <*«* *««» • O «» I PICKLIAND pkg.. • Fish Sticks 29c PIMINTO Main Loaf 4 Beef Steaks DelieaUtitn Feetur* Fresh Oysters«££ 83c HST««89C RoyalPrinceYams4» T° Mr M Ideal Strained Macaroni Salad ° " ' 25c Tattee Cocktail Sauce £. 29c Cranberry Sauce 2 ~ 33' SATI 40% ON WONDBRFUI TUDOR ROSf , • Iklftv'f Cimttaa Rc9ular'SileK Drip J-'b- §kfkl DINNER WARE AO< Hllwr ^ %lf || UU 18c in coupons la can can WW FIMT 2 WEEKS, NOVEMKR 11 Ibrrafb 21 at 0»\w U ^P Ml * Heet Proof • MODIRN In Shape «»4 DMita • DeHrfei IMHMM MM.^^_^> » Hl9htrt Ojfallty • S— rite cowplef dlipUy rt yowr M«ra«» Ann* MMIMM JUr wUTw*!i.»T Margarine s^SSs 2^.49' Bakery Granulated Sugar 5 - 47* i stumng 9 Kraft Cracker Barrel Extra Sharp 00 llBread •" Cheese Sticks Evaporated Milk —8a I 1 ~*-.^-*^ Imported • pVf Y0U eHtKI ssSssS Virginia Lee Crackers 't*V: ' " 25c Ib. 99< »-*». Swiss Cheese X: 49 Fruit Cake >< £•//«« BIMMI for Ettry Tatfl Virginia. Lee Special! WINCREST COFFEE- DkunoRd Walmrtt ^ •• 47c Swett Potatoes «~> '• »• - 25c Pumpkin Pie. 59-89' ASCO COFFEE — Melfs Cldor »*45c •*•- 79c Boiltd Onions Z?mM T 31c IDEAL COFFEE Farmdale Bread"-"' Ideal Inttant1;: 33c4;: 63cr 85c MNI Minct Mtat »•-<•• 39c Whhe Potatoos ^'r^« 2 »* 25c AM »r)M« *I*M*> thr«u«h fit. Nn. M MMI Pumpkin 2»--35c Fwh Cocktail — '•*•— 25cl Ideal Ollvti *-*• »• «^fc*39e Mixed Nirts * Finest Farm Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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UNIVERSAL Under One Great Banner MARKETS to Give You U.S. GRADE "A" OVEN READY-TOM 3 GREAT SIMPLY WONDERFUL-EHM FMCMORTMfEITUII, PLUMP PLUS TURKEYS FEATURES! I. LOWEST, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES ... FLASH FROZEN 2. MAYFAIR'S "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" MEATS . . . WITH(VI More Meat Per Pound 3. WONDERFUL KING KORN STAMPS " 18 to 22 Pounds NO FUSS! NO MUSS! Maytair'sThanksgiving Repeat
Simply Wonderful - Northwestern, U. S. Grade "A" FRESH ^'^ . •••• tm ' 10 to 16 Ib. Hen Turkeys Pounds TURKEYS LEAN, HICKORY SMOKED, SUGAR-CURED FRESH KILLED - and ruthtd ovtmif* to our-HOTM. So you can buy a plump, mtaty turkty at iht ptak of itt frwhmit! Wo wlH hav« for your Full Cut selection all lizw of HENS and TOMS from 10 to. » RE- Smoked Hams 1. 39Bun Halt FRESH KILLED CUT FROM FRESH YOUNG TENDER PORKERS CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS 69 DELIVERED DAILY UVE LOBSTERS -2aS u 70- TOMS RINO OF TH€ OVIN HOASTt U«« Mil ,18 to 22 Pounds Avor. RIB ROAST 'ft""* "570 FANCY SHRIMP -69c SIMPLY WONDERFUL-PLUMP, OtADR "A1 COMPARE MAYFJUI'S LOW MEAT PUCES! FRESH KILLED, DELIVERED DAILY OVEN READY Ib. l«of Sttw •*"•'" lk69e Horn Slim c***c- h 19c TURKEYS 10 to 16 lbs. 49 lotl Short libs *-*» *59c Pork Chopi «— <- * o9c Spry Shortening Moit loaf **• **•vM) ik. 49C CMckM Quorim t^L * 39c RED URGE CLUSTER IOMIMI Cvbo Stwk * 99e lockt md Nocb rmt>cki*M j ib.. 2Sc 3 aww n. 0^ ITVIHPn wVawWIV , loby Ictf Livcf *• 39c Emperor Grapes 2-29 lk rrOM CkiCRM LlVOTt * 79c Itby Spar* RNM '"* 49c Maxwell House FLORIDA SEEDLESS SWEET H gal. 3ft Grapefruit 4 29< Apple Oder >59« i ei. i«r ^H ' . ^H Instant MARASCHINO,CHERRIES CoH.. F h b MANZANIUA ltN 9 Pascal Cilery - 17< WibNits DtlVES Sr *K A for I FRESH FKSH MT. WHIINIY No. 211 HHiH • b c RIPE OLIVES QUtEN SIZE (•11 CM V^ • Yollow Turnips 4 IrwitI Sprnts I B|^_ ^ B^k^k^ nekwyt Pin%*Qfi Ice Cream IDAHO STAYMAN • WH rWM M PtfM>AfMi FroHCocktoN »-•»"* Mhco Moit "- •*• . 1^45c Oakeieu* Baking Potafos 5^ 39c Wiittsap Applts Saaktit CALIFORNIA WHtTf . How mSSUX&m ikM47c f\m NHkf •»• 45c IFAIIMB COOOAAA RAla^««a Poihry Smwhn •*"• Ik Vtltmti km "~W IdfcjOitai 1-tf nwiiyv •Wwwi rvnnwi 2klTw53c rf»n \Wn „ innim « ttn/TC Egg Nog ENTER THE MGSwoHGkMhn i..i«i9c HF^VI ^^P^V^^^FVO^P v ^wwv^^^pt^^FV as . 0>OVT0 aBay^y Popular 1 Irand PLAIN or BUTTERMILK h c KINGr BORDEN'•BISCUITS "< 9 Sliced Bacon • L_l_t_ !•!••> M«rt««'l • ]4 ii. §A. ONMvChNM »•-'«<«; »*9c rWMJRm m FfllKt flH • »k|«, • »• Swift KORN lucky Whii ""^ '•»in' » -»39c Mm Vallty CO»IHIOWK IJlS 35e EvtnwMt 39c »25c Com OR tht Cob •"*•» 2^«49c la^a^a%A#ltf 1^ B^la^BTtt^avlttA »J9e SWMt PotftON *• '"" »•' 25C GLAMOUR Kln|M Sovtif • Moot STRAWIIRRIIf Orange Juice UNDEN HOUSE FANCY 4 tO tt. «A. »*-2.59 SLICED MARSHALL • »ifli. •¥• Lindort CONTEST Farmi 2.39 Pur MEMIF.lt TWIN COUNTY OHOCMJ, Prkti •lltdlvi thru W»d,, Noy, 29th. Thuri. Nov. 26 RED BANK B W» riltfvt tht right !• limit quonWll«l, Noitf wM »» dtoltri, CwttMl CWm SM. Nlta, Hn. lllh •1 ,10—Monday, Nov. 23, 1959 BED BANK REGISTER 'rant et m,m When you serve your Thanksgiving Feait, you'll be glad you shopped at Safeway. Vfe know how important it is that everything be maeUy right, and have assembled for your selection the top For Your Shopping ConventaiM quality foods you will need. Gome in now All Safoway Stow* Will Remain and get set for Happy Feasting! Open *til 9 p.m. a - Tuesday 4 Wednesday Save Twice At Safeway •. • Closed Thanksgiving Day . Save Cash . * • Save Stamps I I Ib Crushed Wheat Bread Mil Wriaht'i las 14 01. Glaced Fruit saw i" 57« 4 oi Stuffed Olivos Candied Pineapple S4W 29« Temtea queen 10 or, llw refrigerator jar. TURK Candied Cherries 49« Am h a dtffirtiict! Saftway nils tuly poultry which hn bom inspected for wholtsom* MSS aid gracW lor quality by IkMstd U. S. D. A. grading txptrti. Not all food storos Citron taw 17 az offer U. S. D. A. liisptctfd-iiKMiraded Poultry, so it will pay yov to chock hoforo you buy. Royal Prince Yams 29. Sweet Gherkins Plum Pudding tad '£49- Zippy fancy 12 oz Seedless Raisins 29* a laitt treat 33< TOMS Craw* U.S.D.A. Ground Nutmeg Cclwiy U.S.D.A. Poultry Seasoning M-i Grade A Craw* Apple Cider Grade A Pumpkin Pie Spice Cotony "£29. trow. ' Town House 20 lbs. 8 to 16 lbs. Ground Sage Colony toast the holiday Hgal Oawn and over Ground Cinnamon Colony Pumpkin Pie Mix) Comtoct "£23. Reynold's Wrap Ib. Liquid Instant Coffee 1-1.19 Crsgmont snorted plui dapoiit aluminum Soft Drinks 3ST50. foil; 12 inches x 25 feet fmertM I Ik. «5rt fitlfsWIft Turkeys also available of Safeway Walnuts «—• b!,49« baby lite Dkt 07* Stuffing Brand Ice Cream Ready to eat Lucerne Party Pride Mrs. Wright'* 24 os. 9-11 ib. sizes Ib. untlicod loaf CMNofl pt. Rocky Ros'd haK 27« flavor pkg. flavor gallon Canned Hams 59 Oota Pineapple Juice frota* Oola. kiice Pure Pork-for Pineapple-Orange Ireian J-riiit Qmratte for iht ... with good things from - Values At Frozen Food Section S4W. Apple Pie n*im«*\ni pit 49« 24 oi Nob Hill Mince Pie "aW P» 59« rich and aromatic 12 oi Orange Juice m^Z^ «n 49« I 10 et. Fresh Coffee Cauliflower »JtL"U* • ckji Broccoli *"&? More Reminders p Grade AA Butter Cherries MwiKhirw frail, wSol Onions Supwlin* Libby's libby'i Pumpkin MW pack !lrn.39« full rich flavor Grade A Eggs lug* lilt - 57« Tomato Juice Swiss Cheese Dutch Mill ^ 39. c Dal Monta Sliced Cheese PI>II 4r naw pack Oven-ready Biscuits ^wngh.'. 3',* 25* Cane Sugar X'L 5w,49< Fruit Cocktail For t\\€ finest Produce • • • all you need remember is Safeway truly * snowy white haads ^Magnificent Cauliflower ...perfect flavor S4 ,.. that's what folks in the crisp iceberg; from waslarn farms naighborhood of Edison serve a laHuca salad for tha holiday Township, Naw Jarsay art saying about tha racantly Lettuce opened Safaway »tt White Fancy Emperor Red Crapes a special treat Pascal Celery 'ziS. -25 delicious luicy ripe Sweet Potatoes nutritious 3-25* Anjou Pears tine flavor Turkey Slices Cikkei Dinner Damask Napkins HudiM Napkins Rinse Blut Birds Eye Excelilor froien Swanton frown Hudson oOi family pack) 200's ' MUM at It wothet Frosted Foods 59« • 29. Sweet Peas 3"°,*49e Spry Shortening Margarim Margarim Lucky Whip Ajax Cltanstr Mixed Vegetables 3 ,49c 5e off deal Good luck Imperial dtiMrl topping •pedal deal pack Whipped Petatoes 3»>»49e Sl""afO. £ 74« Pkg.4# « :^39< can "Wy course dinner that will rival those Georg* O,'fbafler sad Sgt. First "They arc m wiUtwdteg ft* tVHt HAPPEN TO YOU? to be served at many better ho- Class Richard T, Bazanstm. 3 Students we wish to finite **» **Jf* Teachers Are Plenty Food tels and restaurants, Signal Corps There will also be Thanksgiving special attention. We send these officials said. family dinners at Gibbs Hall letters to provide tangible recog- and Scriven Hall Officers' Clubs Are Cited nition of superior ability, and it rupus For Army Fma] instructions in the prep- is our earnest hope that the re- , M flORIHE COMPANY ACROSS THE aration, carving and serving of and at the Non-commissioned Of- RUMSON — William frgens, RUON FORT MONMOUTH - More ficers' Club.. Lawrence Wallace, Peder Lund, cipients will continue their edu- RUMSON — Almost one-third „... *.- • MAI/C A : than 200 turkeys weighing IS the dinner were given mess hall cation, and thus benefit not only of the teaching and adminlstra-II H/M-U""TfOU HAVJS A chefs and other kitchen workers and Joanne Fritter, seniors at pounds each will go into the ovens FINED til Rumson-Fair Haven Regional themselves but the entire tiva staff at Rumson-Fair Haven of Fort Mohmouth's mess halls in Company Q mess hall by post country." Regional High School has food supervisors, and the Army MIDDLETOWN - Oreste Cap- High School, have been cited for Thursday for serving to an esti- outstanding performance on the William is the son of Mr. and enrolled in advanced profession- mated 4,000 Army Signal Corps culinary artists are ready for the rioni, 39, of 89 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Township, was fined National Merit Scholarship Qual- Mrs. Oscar K. Irgens, Bellevue al courses in the first semester soldiers, their dependents and big rush to the dinner tables. Ave.; Peder, the son of Mrs. Mar- of this term, Dr. John F. Kinney, $10 in Municipal Court recently ifying Test they took last spring guests expected for the post's Col. David I. Dodenhoff, post Dr. John F. Kinney, Jr., super garet Lund, 5 Forrest Ave., and Jr.. superintendent, said today. traditional Thanksgiving dinner. quartermaster, is over-all direo on a charge of failing to pay the dime toll at the Garden State intendent, said today. , Joanne the daughter of Mr. and "The faculty can take pride in Bounteous tables will be set in tor of post food supervision. Mrs. Robert L. Mitchell, Shrews- its record of post-graduate study Parkway's • Middletown exit Each student received a letter each of the installation's 17 troop Assisting him are Maj. William booth. of commendation from the bury Dr., all Rumson. In a search for the latest trends mess halls. Lawrence is the son of Mr. and In education for the benefit of P. Leach, food adviser; Master scholarship group. Highly trained Army personnel Joseph A. Conzalina, food No probitm Undine Kntnu whta rau Dr. John M. Stalnaker, pro- Mrs. John Wallace, 169 Park Rd., our students," he said. advartlM Th* Msuur war.—Advw- Fair Haven. Rutgers University has attract- will prepare and serve the many- First Clasi gram president, said: ed die greatest number of teach- art. GaMaaee Coarse Engaged in studies there are: Newton Beron, "Principles of Guidance" and "Supervision of Jhe Jeney Shore'$ Great Piano Store Secondary Education;" Mrs. At- na DeWinter, "Testing and Edu- eational Measurement" and "Sta< tlstical Analysis in Educational Measurement," and Donald F. TUSTING'S CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION Trotter, "Administration and i pervision of Elementary Educa- tion." Michael Baldacchlnl is study OF WORLD-FAMOUS PIANOS Ing "Shakespearian Tragedy" Complete* Cowne and "Studies in Neo-Classidsm." Club Adds Paul Fuchs is studying "Practi LATEST STYLES AND FINISHES cum in English Teaching." Both courses are given at Seton Hall 2 Members University. FREEHOLD — Dr. Nelson Elena Gonzalez is study- Meade, retired president of City WIDE RANGE OF CHOICE ing "Russian Language" and College of New York and a pro- "Secondary School Teaching fessor more than SO years, was Methods" and Alan Lyster, elected to membership in the "Principles and Practices of Sec- Freehold Lions Club last Wednes- PRICES AND TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD' ondary Education" at Monmouth day night in the American Ho- College. tel. Also elected was Melvhf C. Moameadi Stadeat Willett, a social science teacher Thomas Bain is at Montclsir at Freehold Regional High School. Your children—or grandchildren—are growing up. You feel that they STORY & CLARK State College enrolled in "Pro- Both were sponsored by Har- fessionalized Subject Matter: Al- old Schank. must learn to play the piano now, while they are young. And you are Piano of quality for more than 100 years. gebra" and "Utilizing Audio- Vis- Dr. Meade lives on Glendale right... Or, perhaps you, yourself, would appreciate a new style piano Marked by beauty of style and tone. ual Materials." Dr. Mr. Willett is a Colt's Neck Paul Taggart is engaged In resident. for your home. The question is: what piano should you buy; how much studies in "Problems of Educa- Rev. John M. Long, pastor of should you pay; where should you select it? tion" and "Public Relations" at Freehold Methodist Church, gave Villanova University. the benediction. Mrs. Stanley The answer is you should come to Tusting's, where you can see and Rita Walter, studying at New- West led the group in singing. ark State College, is in "Educa- Ushers Named hear so many famous makes in so many different styles and finishes at tional Psychology" and "Devel- Frank C. Gibson, president, ap- opment of Educational Thought" pointed Albert E. Bennett, Ar- a great variety of prices. You will find just what you want at the price while Kathleen Chrismaiv is en- nold Tanner, Robert B. Barlow, you can afford to pay. Your piano is guaranteed and you have the assur- rolled In an opera workshop. Joseph V. Summers and John Bernrttter as ushers for the Don ance of Tusting's Service in the future. Pay small anfount down with the Cossack choir and dancers pro- balance arranged to suit. Low Bank Financing. Come in and look around. gram Dec. 13th in Freehold In- Model Club Has termediate School. Parking will be arranged by All pianos have matching benches. Martin Howard, Nathan Katz, J. Registration William Boyle, James F. Higgins HAZLET — Registration was and Duke Burke. Tickets will be held for the "Flying Knights," collected by Cyril Daiton, Ken- model airplane club, at a meet- neth M. Frisbie and Joseph H. THE STEINWAY Ing in the home of Jack Krue- Gibson. ter, 329 Middle Rd. The dub, Joseph Klapp will arrange a HEPPLEWHITE sponsored by the Bayshore Post program book assisted by Leon- 737, Jewish War Veterans, is ard Gibson, Dr. William Gold- non-sectarian and open to chil- An 18th century English design spinet with the RaymoadJ.Hsaly fine and Eugene W. Soden. Rev. famous Steinway action and tone; and the grace dren seven years of age and Long, John J. Higgins and Sam- older. NEW YORK — Raymond J uel S. Sagotsky will be official of line and proportion of George Hepplewhlte Accepted into membership Healy, 9 Mason Dr., Hazlet, N. J, greeters. creations. Obtainable in walnut or mahogany. were Douglas and Kenneth Al- was among the 40 police officer: Howard Thanked len, Mitchell Levy, John Bethal, graduated from the Port of New The members thanked Martin Richard • and Maurice D«Gen- York Authority Police Academy Howard, Colt's1 Neck, for his hos- naro, Michael Fox, Kenneth and at* ceremonies Friday in pitality to the aboard of directors Stevep Greenfield, {S.vmund,Mil- the grand ballroom of the Park at its meeting Tuesday night ler, Todd Olinsky, Frank Mon- Sheraton Hotel. Executive Direct- Samuel Robbins, Red Bank, was ftiello, Richard Goldberg, Robert or Austin J. Tobin was the prin- a.guest of Joseph Klapp. Edward Erblg and Donald Fagan, all of cipal speaker at the graduation Townsley, a member of the Hazlet; Jack Greenberg, Loring attended by Port Authority staff Southwest Philadelphia club, was and Buddy Norris, New Mon- and the officers' families. guest of Eugene W. Soden. THE EVERETT MODEL 402 mouth, and Philip Kaplan and Mr. Gibson announced fruit Michael Goldstein, Keansburg. OVJ COMMITTEE cakes will be distributed this One of many fine Everett Pianos in addition to Everett Leo Talush, Laurence Harbor, RUMSON - Janice Tyndall week by Frank L. Bartron. Mr. French Provincial pianos in Fruitwood Cherry. conducted the meeting and gave Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Katz and Jack Allen will collect Instructions on model plane High School art teacher, return- toys for Christmas distribution to ed recently from serving as a needy famiies. The boys will be organized into member of the visiting committee Next meeting will be Dec. 2. groups and parliamentary pro- of the Commission on Second- cedure will be followed with the ary Schools of the Middle States boys governing themselves. Association to assist in the eval- WURLITZER Adults will act as supervisors, uation of Point Pleasant Beach 12 Lose and the older boys will assist High School. STYLE 2$2O the younger boys in constructing The association is the region- The clean flowing lines of this simply styled models. al, agency charged with the re- Driving Right Assisting Mr. Talush are Mil- sponsibility for the accreditation TRENTON—Twelve Monmouth instrument suits any living room. It is available ton Krain, Robert Greenberg of the high school for a period County motorists had their dri- in conventional mahogany or striking blond and Mr. Kraeter. up to 10 years. er's licenses revoked last week under the state's 60-70 speed ra- oak. vocation program. So said Ned J. Parsekian, act- THE CHICKERING STYLE G ing director of motor vehicles. This is the most popular model of this cherished name The 12 are: Norma Botwin, 37, of 76 Wood- piano. It is finished in the new cherry or in light walnut bine Ave., Little Silver; Johnnie Chickering produces beautiful grand and console (spinet) Taylor, 23, of SI Drummond Ave, pianos. Only at Tusting's can you see and hear theseywon- and Sondra Gordon,' 25 of 36 Riverside Ave., Red Bank; derful Chickering pianos. James W. Sieg, 48, of Sailer's Way, Rumson; John M. Ryan, 32, of 37 Bray Ave., Port Mon- mouth, and Frank Sabelli, 20, of TUSTING'S 9 Lakewood Ave., and Douglas LARGE STOCK OF F. Parker, 21, of 40 Maplewood USED PIANOS Exclusively Represent ...and low Ave,, both Keansburg. In oost Also, Gary G. Robinson, 19, of in Monmouth and 137 South Pemberton Ave., Ocean- Montreal SO* port; Richard R. Baler, 35, of Priced from Ocean Counties 1825 Milton Ave., Neptune; Er- $95 •oitonew nest W. Peterson, Jr., 38, of lm the Following laystown Rd., Allentown; Ches- SHONINGER Spinet, Good ter B. Opdyke, Jr.,38, of Sher- World-Famous Pianos: man Ave., Deal Park, and Way- EVERETT Upright, Excellent ne W. Smith, Jr., 26, of 9 At STEINWAY • CHICKERING STEINWAY GRAND, Like New WURLITZER • EVERETT kins Ave., Asbury Park. . THE STEINWAY THANKSGIVING The Monmouth County revoca- BALDWIN GRAND, Good STECK • CABLE.NELSON tions were among 144 through- STORY & CLARK GRAND out the state. BALDWIN Spinet, Good Since Jan. 1,' a total of 7,047 and others WURLITZER Spinet, Like New The Steinway has the honor of being the over' Flowers resident drivers and 16,522 non- THE WURLITZER ORGAN resident operators have had their whelming choice for the home and of leading driving privileges revoked under STEINWAY Studio, Good In All Modela musicians, orchestras, music schools, radio and FROM the program, Mr. Parsekian said. Saint, Service and Rentals television stations. Steinway Grand Pianos, 90th new and used, are available at Tusting's, 9 Gold Star Mothers IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER: Tusting's is the only place where you can exclusive Steinway representative in Mon- Dean s Plan liiHlHllatiun Rent or Buy a Brand New Steinway in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. mouth and Ocean Counties. UNION BEACH - Mrs. Orln Gunsauls and Mrs, Dosslc Evans were hostesses to the Bayshore Chapter of the Gold Star Mothers 76 Ycurs Exjimcncn Selling Pianos and Organs last week In the Daughters of America Hall, Final plans for installation of officers were made Mrs. Samuel Hasscll is in charge of the at- flar, to be held Nov. 24 in Buck TDSTING PIANO COMPANY Smith's Restaurant, East Konns- burn, STEINU'AY REPRESENTATIVES Mm. Hnssoll will also bo In RED BANK chur^c of the ClirlBliniis party In OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE Yo CottHKc Inn, Kcypnrl, Dec. R. 26 Broad St. Attending were Mrs, Aline* Illn- BANGS AND BOND 16 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-7229 well, Mm, John Coffey, Mrs. llniiscll, Mm, Anthony Volpc, MIH. ASBURY PARK RED BANK LITTLE SILVER ICIIIIU Kramer, Mr«, Giintmuls, Mrs, Maritiiri'l Short, Mr», Mary PHONE PR 5.0664 PHONE SH 7-0039 SH 7-1832 ! >u f Ji;it' •, Mr.i, Ulll/m Diimi, Mm, Kiilhnini! fiiirrell, MM. ICV- niis nml Mri. KiiliciiiK.' Malcolm, Monday, Nov. 23, 1959-13 7c PER COPY Section Two MIDDLETOWN, N. J., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1959 Still Resigning Freed Loses Job Walder Backs Fox On Radio, Faces As His Replacement TV Show Query ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Councilman Edward G. Walder 11 Killed NEW YORK (AP)-Disc jockey laid yesterday that he has writ- Raritan Valley ISA Alan Freed, a pioneer in the rock ten the Borough Council asking n1 roll craze who has been fired immediate action on his resigna- Hearing Tonight at 8 In Week-End by a New York radio station, tion request. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Township Committee wUl con- meets today with officials of a Mr. Walder tendered his res- television station here to talk ignation because the council's Accidents duct a paNle bearing tonight about payola. meeting night conflicts with a NEWARK (AP) - Eleven per- oa the proposed conversion at NO STHL TtOUtl!—Workman move right afong on the construction ef the new $2 million Bendlx Aviation Cor- While congressional Investiga- course he is taking in Asbury sons were killed in accidents in tho MMcre Raritan Valley ; tors probed payola—under-the-ta- Park. New Jersey over the week-end. poration Want on South St., Holmdol. The steal striko and resultant steal shortage has had no effect on this pro- USA tract from a residential to Five of them were traffic fa- j.ct- Construction of the transistor plant la •xpected to be commoted by Juno. Tho Austin Co., Roiello, is M* aa ladasttlal tone. We payments by record compa- Mr. Walder said he has request- talities. nies to disc jockeys for plugging ed that council also take immedi- builder. Omen of the land, Raritan certain records on their pro- ate action to name a successor. The victims: Associates, lac, Peterson, who grams—some stations took quick When asked if a successor had Belmar — Leon Bigger, 20, of I piaa to eeastraet SM bantu on action. 304 12th Ave., Spring Lake Merchants Trust the alto, already have filed been selected, he said, "that is Public to Air In Detroit, Radio Station Heights, died Friday night when Pay* 35-Cent Dividend New Jersey News Briefs suit against the township for WJBK yesterday fired disc a matter for the council to de- a car in which five" youths were cide.' refasal to brae building per- Jockey Thomas Clay who ad- riding crashed into a utility pole. The board of directors of The mits. The other, four were hospitalized. Merchants Trust Company of ELIZABETH (AP) — A 22- KEARNY (AP) — A collie Master Plan mitted taking payola. Dale Red Bank Thursday, declared show dog named Robbie, got The property k west of the Young, master of ceremonies South Seaville—August Muller, year-old man.was shot and killed Garden State Parkway and eut about 70, was asphyxiated yes- the semi-annual dividend of IS when he struggled with a police- himself into the Arlington Dog In Highlands oa WJBK-TV's Detroit Band- terday when he fell asleep in a cento per share on the capital man; in an attempt to avoid Cat Hospital Saturday, of Matawan Township, la Has- stand, resigned. Young did net chair and apparently dropped a stack ef (ha corporation. arrest. Police said tho shoot- tired from a wuk of wander- HIGHLANDS — The Planning let Tha hearlag will Mart at lighted cigarette setting the liv- Tha dividend win ba payable ing wu accidental, Marvin lag. MTu Mary OTonner of Board will; hold a public hearing 8 p. m. • town ban, Middle Bill Michaels, WJBK-TV man- ing room afire. He was found by M Ttaeaday, Dee. II, to stack, Jones, • former employee at the Plpofsvllle, Pa., owns the dog. tonight on the borough's propos- Rd. • '! • ager who announced' Young's a neighbor In his smoke-filled balden of record Nor. *, UK. Freehold Raceway, died of a Ha raa away from bar Just be- ed master plan, developed by resignation, uid the Storer Broadcasting Corp. is investigat- home at 824 South Seaville Rd. bullet wound in nil >i|ht temple. fore hi wu to have appeared Community Planning Associates ing payola at all its TV and radio Camden — Hugh McNulty, 10, Police said Jones, a Negro, wu la a dog show In Newark. Bat Inc., Trenton. Robby, who U valued at $1,H», Writers Say stations in Detroit, Cleveland, To- drowned yesterday after he lost a native of Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa- The local planners already his grip on a cable and plunged Faces Court trolman John Flynn, 28, slid decided to call It quite after ledo, Milwaukee, Atlanta, Los hearing the dog and eat noises have rejected one proposal on Angeles, Philadelphia, Miami, and Into a water-filled ravine in Jones lunged at kirn with "some- the plan — creation of a light Official Made nearby Blackwood yesterday. He thing shiny" in bis upraised coming from the hospital. Ex- Wheeling, W. V». Hearing on 3 cept for worn out pads oa his industrial area in. the northern In New York, Radio Station and some other boys were swing, hand. Flynn had hia service re- end of the borough along Bayside ing over the ravine via the cable. volver in hit hand and it dis- front paws, be wu In good Bribe Otter WABC fired Freed Saturday af- Sayreville — Philip Carbone, shape. In the canine world, Dr. ter he refused to answer ques- Violations charged when Jonea struck his Robbie to called "Coronation 67, of'Rt. 35, Sayreville, was arm, he said. ,' Local officials feel that the in- NEW YROK(AP) —Two news-tions put to the station's record found dead yesterday in a field HIGHLANDS -James Gates, Music Man." dustrial area should be located paper reporters said on a tele- splnners. Freed insisted he was under his overturned tractor. He19, Battery C. Fourth Missile in the southern end of the bor- vision program last night that a honest and it was an insult to Battalion, Fort Hancock, driver ough. They termed the site sug- high city official tried to bribe was crushed to death. Police NEWARK (AP) -Year TRENTON (AP)-Bills dealing ask him. - Mid his nieces were away from of the car that struck and seri- •*«•»— af mtiitmm eaaeer are gested by the planning firm a them to stop investigating the Officials of WNEW-TV here, ously injured a 10-year old school with traffic ufety, law enforce- city's slum-clearance program. home all day Saturday and re- not necessarily higheg r because ment and labor benefits are re- "prime resort area." which carries a Freed show, ported him missing yesterday. girl, will receive a hearing in seme l fil bd Fred J. Cook, of. Fernmere asked the due Jockey to meet Magistrate's Court Dec. 14 on a ens la your family bad garded u of prime importance The planning firm on the Vincent H. Fas East Orange - WitUam Mc- the diseaseisease, a doctor said yesy - for the State Senate by Gov. Rob-other hand, maintained that the Ave., Intorlaken, N. J., and Gene with them today. Kinnon, 2, of 191 Main St., East charge of reckless driving. terday. Dr. Doagias P. Mar- Gleason, both of the New York "We want to know what the He also faces a hearing on ert B. Meyner. He told State southern end of the borough is World-Telegram and Sun, uid "I have heard reports that orange, was crushed to death pay of the Farrls lutttato far Sen. Wesley L. Lance over the not suitable for industrial devel- situation is," said WNEW-TV Vincent H.' Fox, charges of operating a car which they refused the offer. They did currently a Saturday by an automatic ele- Parenthood la Philadelphia re- week-end he wanted the. Senate opment. General Manager Bennett Korn. member of the Board of Educa- vator in his family's apartment had faulty brakes and failing to not identify the official but said "We don't believe in prejudging ported oa a study ef the rela- pass 47 bills when it meets The two other key points in tion, is under consideration in house. He was trapped between have the vehicle inspected. for Its lut 1959 session today. he still is in the city administra- a man. On the other hand, we tives of 2W breast cancer pa- the muter plan are the location tion. the event I do resign. the gate and the door when the Cates' car struck Virginia tients. "If a familial tendency He wants bills passed requiring don't intend to be soft or oi- "If I were permitted to vote on elevator doors closed and the Acampora, a fourth-grade stu- drunkometer testa for suspected of a municipal center and the 4e- They uid they were offered $75 trich-Iike in our decision." to develop cancer did exist, It fining of blighter areu. his appointment," Mr. Walder car began ascending. dent at Our Lady of Perpetual drunken drivers, setting up more to $100 a week and the money Freed, who calls himfclf "The Help School, as she was crossing was not large enough to bo de- The plans call for the future could be given in their wives' said, "he would get my unquali- Bayonne — Gerry Breece, 41, tected la a study of this alia," strict lighting requirements for King of Rock 'n' Roll" and has fied support." of Hightstown, was fatally in- Rt. 36 Nov. 13. trucks and specifying standards erection of a municipal center- names. sponsored touring companies of jured Saturday when an air hose Several other children and a Dr. Murphy, a gynecologist and housing borough offices, police, Cook and Gleason said onwn- Still Resigning ^m^y expert, told a sonktar for truck brakes. He also wants rock 'n' roll entertainers, wu not broke from an oil pipe at the special policeman narrowly es- six billi .which would Increase fire and library fadlities-acrtu TA-TV'i "Open End" panel pro- miltble for Mr. Walder said that he decld- Esso refinery and hit him in the caped being struck by the car. ef the New Jersey dhrWoa of from the old railroad station at gram that they had not written the American Cancer Society. unemployment and workmen's The payola probe drew cont- ed to go ahead with his resigna- head. The Acampora girl is in good compensation. They are designed the foot of Bay Ave. the story of the bribe offer at the inent from Federal Conumnl- time and had not reported it to tion even if another meeting date Joseph Adamczyk, 52, of 193 condition in Monmouth Medical to comply with the recommenda- Blighted Area ettioas Comnuuleaer Robert was arranged because the "de- Jackson Ave.. Jersey City, also Center with head and internal TRENTON (AP) - The State tions made by President Elsen- the district attorney's office. E. Lee, who spoke at a break, cision had been taken out of my died, at the .refinery Saturday injuries suffered in the accident The planning firm lilted the The World-Telegram and Sun Htalth Department warned hunt- bower, area between East North St., At fast here yesterday. Leo said bands." r . when an oil hose connection Police said the special police- en and] motorist! today not • to did not make any immediate payola dte foefceys night caaso swung back aboard the tanker lantlc St, the abandoned railbed comment today. At its last meeting, council man had traffic stopped at theuse a certain type of bottled gu their station toTue their II. Taurus and hit him in the head. TRENTON (AP)-A council of and the bay u the town's blight- decided to see if. another meeting school crossing when the Cates heater in travel trailers. The de-New Jersey Voters for Robert Receat Article Piscataway ToWnship — Robert car went through the crowing. ed area. A beach and possibly night couid be arranged which Pogrebin, 23, of 39 Raritan Ave., partment passed on a warning Morris has been formed, uys an amusement area were rec- The two reporters participated "Irrespective of the licensee was convenient for Mr. Walder. Highland Park, died yesterday The special officer pulled two of the U.S. Public Health Serv- Earl T. Holsapple, Jr., chairman. ommended for this area. with other newspaper men on thehaving knowledge of the same, "It was certainly most flatter- after his car and another col- of the children to safety as theice, which uld the heater hu Holsapple is a dairy farmer from TV program in a discussion of the violation exists and, depend- car struck the Acampora child. caused eight deaths in Michigan Any action on this portion of their recent article, "The Shame ing on the circumstances attend- ing", Mr. Walder said, "to learn lided headon on River Rd. Rob- Califon. Morris is running for the plan would be up to the bor- that council offered to change the ert Hallinan, 24, of Park Ave.. The car then collided with a hi recent weeks. They said the the Republican nomination for of New York." The article, about ant on each cue, jeopardizes the heater is labeled "Thurm" of ough's Redevelopment Commis- the city's title 1 shim-clearnace license in question," Lee uid. night so I could continue to Piscataway Township, the other parked car causing a "chain re- U.S. Senator. Among those on sion. serve, and it was doubly so when driver, was in fair condition. action" accident with two other Elkhart, Ind., bu a capacity of the council are former Congress- program, appeared u a specie He again called for'a law to 8,000 British thermal units, man Fred Hartley of Milford, Another point which probably issue of The Nation, a weekly protect the public from TV the proposal was made by a Pogrebin was a Rutgers Uni- cars. will come up tor discussion ii Democratic member, versity graduate student. Two girls, passengers in the builds up fatal concentrations of co-author of the Taft-Hartley maguine. frauds. carbon monoxide under r.?roal act; David McDowell, - Ruther- the recommendation that the sec- Warren Moscow, executive as- In Chicago, Robert F. Hor- "However", when mayor-elect Princeton — Hugh MacDonald car, were injured in the crash. tion between Sea Drift and Hud- Dodd, 23, of Seattle, Wash., died operating conditions, the manu- ford, president of McDowell-Ob- sistant to Mayor Robert F. Wag-Irtgh. president of the Mutual Dr. Robert S. McTague was They are Miss Dorothy Lawton, Aves. be zoned for multi- ner and a participant on the pro-Breadcutlag System, a radio Saturday after a car driven by 15, of East Orange and Miss facturer it trying to i trace alllensky Publishing Co.; and quoted as saying that the admin- heaters to modify diem and make Charles Gould, Tenafly, vice family residences. gram, uid that "no one that I network, saM today rigged aadi- istration had no plans to change a Princeton University classmate Pamela Nistak, 16 of Oenlda hit him. Police said Dodd was them safe. president of the New York Jour- The master planners have rec- know of in connection with the ence ratings of local statlou tfle regular meeting date in Jan- Ave., Hilton Park. Both are in nal American. ommended that future commer- administration hu raised that is- have been used te sell air time uary, there was no need for me clowning in a campus street af- the hospital with broken ankles. ter a football rally and inadver- cial growth be prohibited here sue about you writing this piece to advertisers. to give the matter further con- Cates suffered facial injuries HACKENSACK (AP)-The Ber- and confined to the southern end tently jumped in front of the car.in the crash. ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-The for the nation." Moscow former- Hurleigh called most program sideration." Dodd was a junior. gen County Grand Jury ii inves- of the borough. ly wu a political writer for theratings "such small samplings as tigating two alleged meat weigh- New Jersey State Bar Associ- Mr. Walder said it would be North Brunswick — Donald i hu called for limiting According to Mayor Cornelius New York Times. to be ridiculous." "ridiculous" for council to Vargar, 20, of 119 Ambrose St., ing frauds, says County Prose- J. Guiney, Jr., 80 to 90 per cent Another participant, James A. "And too often these ratingi, cutor Guy W. Caliul. Calissi dlplomatle Immunity u It ap- change the meeting date for the Franklin Township, was killed To Dissolve plies to trsfflc laws and finan- of the muter plan revolves Wechsler, editor of the New York at the local level, are preplanned remaining meetings in the fiscal Friday night when his car and uid Saturday the probe would around the conversion of the Post, uid: "In terms of the to aid the subscriber," he added. center on chain store meat de- cial security. The resohulon year." a tractor trailer collided on Rt. wu passed Satnrday by some abandoned railbed into a road. press, if such an offer were 1. Police nid the Vargar car Tri-County partments. He said a secret wit- made, I don't see why it wun't Mr. Walder said Mr. Fox has ness told him that a meat mar- SM New Jersey lawyers attend- The borough recently signed a the qualifications for the post. hit the truck in the rear. ing the Nth anniversary of tho lease with the Central Railroad pursued and it would have been ket supervisor gave instructions the biggest sotory in the history Young COP Mr. Fox has been a member Howeil Township — A marine, Electric Firm association. of New Jersey for the land, with in "different methods of cheat- of New York." of the school board since 1958. Arthur L. Harvey, 17, of Buffalo, FREEHOLD - Clifton T. Bar- ing on the scales." Also in- an option to buy the 7,500 strip He is a division superintendent N. Y., killed in an auto crash kalow, attorney for the Tri-Coun- volved, said the prosecutor, wai NEWTON (APHNearby Frank- out-right for $13,000 at the end of •Want to Buy Us' Organizes In of the Foster - Wheeler Corpora- this morning, (see story, pg 1) ty Rural Electric Co. Inc., hu the upgrading of inferior meat ford Township doesn't want its the lease period. Cook uid that shortly after he tion in Carteret. announced that $76,000 left from deer population endangered by and Gleason started their investi- 4tl. Highlands Prior to moving here he was the sale of the company will be hunters killing does. The Town- gation iit 1958 Gleason told him: Court Group split soon among the firm's 2,300 TRENTON (AP)-Aay « ship Committee has introduced "They want to buy us." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The in the law enforcement field in berries oa sale la New Jersey Christ Church Michigan, Serving as superinten- Picks Kleiuberg former customers. an ordinance that would ban the Cook conintued: initial organization meeting of th.» The utility company was sold are safe for coMumpttoa, uy use of firearms within its bor- "I uid, 'What do you mean?' Young Republican Club wu held dent of a county identification the Department of Hub* and bureau. KEYPORT — Seymour R. earlier this year to Jersey Cen- ders during the three-day doe Fair, Bazar "He said: 'Well, we've had an Thursday night in the home of kleinberg, municipal magistrate tral Power and Light Company the Department of Agriculture. season starting Dec. 17. The offer.' Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Wal- of Keyport, Raritan Township for 1917,000. Each former cus- The two agendas lunei state fish and game division or- "And then he told me that he'd der. Confidence wu expressed Plan Soap Box and Holmdel, wu re-elected u tomer owns one share of stock, wsakud statement uylag dered the doe season after com- A Success been tlaking to a high city of- that in a short time the member- WMM net be possible to label plaints from fanners on deer Derby in Middletown a member of the Municipal Court and will receive about $33, ac- ficial who made it very clear that ship will number dose to 200. Committee for the fifth consecu- cording to Mr. Barkalow. all good crubsrry lots because herd damage. SHREWSBURY - Nearly 1,- he wu not to be quoted in this It was decided to hold regular MIDDLETOWN-The Chamber tive year at the recent annual To Disburse fTMW of lack of tune before Thanks- 000 persons came to Christ Epis- matter. gMag. meeting on the third Thursday of Commerce it considering the conference of magistrates in The corporation's board of copal Church fair and baur Sat- "He prefaced it by saying of every month with the first ELIZABETH (AP) - Employ- urday, making this year's event possibility of holding a soap box Trenton. directors have become trustees ees of the Singer Manufacturing something that newspaper men regular meeting to be held at derby here next spring. One of the highlights of the in dissolution since the company METUCHEN (AP)-The Comet one of the most successful in the again: "This is between you snd the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Co. voted today not to resume history of the church. According to Charles Toop, conference was a play written was dissolved in August, They Ford Motor Company's new com' their strike against the sewing me. If you ever say that I told Rieth Dec. 17. There will be two president, the event would serve and directed by Mr. Kleinberg, will meet this week to formally pact car, will be assembled here, machine firm. By a more than The articles on display were you this 1 will deny that I ever clarifications of membership in as a preliminary to the All-Amer depicting typical situations which approve the disbursement of the Ford announced Saturday thai 15 per cent margin the 2,500 more varied and numerous than spoke to you.' the group. Associate member- lean Soap Box Derby 'sponsored arise in the municipal courts. $78,000. the facility was switching ovei members of Local Ml, Interna- before, with new booths and ta- "But he uid "They wsnt me to ships will be open to those from annually by the Chevrolet Divi- The afternoon session wu high- Mr. Barkalow uid that after from the assembly of Mercurys bles offering plants, books', pup- teUt to you.' IS to 20 yesrs of age and active t sion of tha General Motors Cor- tional Union of Electrical Work- lighted by an address given by taking this action, the board of- to Comets. The Comet will be pies and handcrifted woodwork. "Obviously, someone else in thememberships to those from 20 poration. en, voted to accept a contro- to 30 years. Gov. Abraham Ribicoff of Con- ficially will cease to exist. introduced next spring, joining versial pay Incentive clause In After the fair, Rev. Anselm city administration had asked him Thomai De Fillce, head of Cir- necticut who discussed at length Trl-County wu formed In 1937 the Ford Falcon, another com- their contract. The workers Broburg met with the chairman, to make this request." The group agreed that those cle Chevrolet, Red Bank, said a possible revision of the munici- under the Rural Electrification pact car introduced this fill. Frank L. Rogers, Jr.. and com- (Mr. Cook Is a former employee becoming members during Dec- that the firm would co-sponsor the struck the firm for a week earli- pal court system in New Jersey, Administration with federal help. er this month. The deadlock ap- mittee chairmen to discuu the of the Asbury Park Preu and ember and January will be reg- local event if approval wu gain- The company served rural cus- BUFFALO. N. Y. (AP)-Pai 1960 event. Mr. Gleason is formerly of the ular members upon payment of ed from the national organisa- Presiding wu Chief Justice Jos- peared settled when a new con- eph Welntraub ef the Jersey Su- tomers In Monmouth, Ocean, Mid-rick J. Silver of Cllffside. N. J. tract wu ratified by the union, Freehold Tnnscrlpt.) a nominal initiation fee. tion. dlesex- and Burlington Counties. was elected first vice presides Cook said he was making the Robert Bennett, Miss Judy Cur- Local youths of all ages would preme Court. but union leaders then refused Most of the company's service of the Supreme Anchor Club to sign the pact, saying the new bribe offer known because the ry, Peter Felling, Donald Kerr, be eligible to race in the event The Municipal Court Commit- went to, farms and homes in America Saturday at its 33d No Driving city administration had castigated Paul Muir, Jr., and Henry Rleth, and would use homemade un- tee consists of eight magistrates clause had been added by man- sparsely settled- areas, and nego- nusl convention here. The clut agement after ratification. his snd Gleason's motives in writ' Jr., comprise the membership powered cars. The winner would who recommend changes in rules tiations for the ule of the util- Is made up of Knights of Colum lag the magazine article. Cook committee. go on to Indianapolis for the na and procedures to the New Jer- ity began early last year after bus of the third degree or higher For Kenavan said The Nation is "not a high' Temporary officers are Henry tional event. sey Supreme Court at its annual service wss crippled by a se NEWARK (AP) - A man on EATONTOWN - George Ken paying magazine." Rlcth, Jr. president; Miss Judy Judicial conference. vere snowstorm. ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-James a Ugh department store ledge avan, 21, of 28 Twilight Ave,, Moscow asked Cook whether Curry, secretary; and Peter Veil- GOP FOR NIXON Sale Was Opposed E, Smith wss engaged in the task drew a large crowd of specta- Keansburg, will not be permitted he had written the bribe story for Ing, treasurer. Permanent officers NORWOOD (AP)-Scn. Walter WONT SIGN The sale was opposed by one of opening the trunk of his ca tors and would-be rescuers who to drive a car again until he Is 25.his newspaper. Cook replied that will be elected st the January H. Jones (R-Bergen) said tonight MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Po-group of Tri-County shareholder- in a supermarket parking lot Sal lured ba wu going to Jump. Nor will be able to own a car he had not. meeting. sentiment among North Jersey lice said this morning that so customers because they felt the urday when an army radio lan Ha didn't. Ha wu Just filing until he reaches the ume age. Susklnd asked Cook: "I'd like Republican loaders scorns to fav- far no action has been taken purchsse price too low. ed near by. It was attached Chrlstmu decorations. More That's what magistrate Peter to ask the question whether you COPS AID STORK or Vlco President Richard M. against threo Juveniles who last The board of directors, how- a ripped parachute and puncture than IN parsons stopped to J. Edwardsen ruled in Municipal did go to the district attorney?" NEWARK (AP) - Two pa- Court Saturday, Nixon for tho GOP presidential month admitted breaking win- ever, voted, 5-3, to sell to Jer- ballooa, A tag said the tram gape u Uo Kotomskl, 45, Cook replied: "No, I didn't, 1 trolmen teamed to deliver a Kenavan received a careless nomination, "I think tho senti- down in Cllffwood schools be- sey Central Power and Light, and mltter had been set aloft No inched his way along the ledge told my city desk about It. I'll set of twins today. The pre- driving summons Oct. 31 after he ment nil over Now Jersey scorns cause tho Board of Education has tho sale took effect April 23, 2, Tho transmitter was to '.ell you what we did do. We pro- maturo children were born to of Bamberger's department allegedly was responsible fur to be for Nixon," Jonas Raid, been unwilling to sign com- Each customer originally paid sent to tho signal depot, Lcxln ceeded for two-and-a-half or three Mrs. Florenzo Marrero, 52, at store, high above busy Market causing a four-car accident on rom t0 "But1 I am only uppiik (or ihn plaints. A honrlnR hnd boon IS for membership In tho utility ton, Ky. A spokesman thci years to upset this thins ' P her homo at 14 Shcflleld Dr. St. Police urt firemen dashed Monmouth Park Hwy. Thrco por Republican loaders I talked to scheduled for Friday but was company. Mr. Barkolow'said tho said ho couldn't tell where tr !o bottom, bring about chnnges to lha scene *llh a salety net. sons were Injured In tho crash. Patrolmen Thomas Gllllgan In North Jemoy," Jonus also snkl checks for {33 to each customer device was launched. The tran In tho federal law nnd, locally, culled off when it was learned 1 Police and ;.Jp*'lac« departed Police said only days before and Alfred Oil dollvered the "scnllmcnl" nlso seemed prefer will be In tho mall before Christ- minors arc returned to Lexlngt wo beat tho (SIC) bruins out no complaints had been Issued. when they learned Kotomskl Kenavan had come off tho statc'it time and time again." babies, both boys, who were tho New Jersey 38-ninti dele- mat. no matter what their source Police snkl thoy will BIIJII com- was one ol three display work- revoked list. They said he had reported doing well at home. gation »;(i to tho presidential origin. Smith is supervisor plaints today If tho board still VtllMl tho research snd Inspection ic< ers touching up Christmas ban- nine previous motor vehicle vio- V«ll«l It was old hat for Ott. He's nominating convention unpledged. refuses to do so, Now on dlipl»y. M. Hohwatts A ners strung about the building. Not* mi dlipUy, M. Schwiru k delivered three other babies. Bom, 111 W, Viont il,-Adviiiinm«ot, tlon at McOuIre Air Force Basi lation convictions. Horn, 1U W, k'ront Sk—Advirlliinunl. M-Mwrfar, for. 23,10W BED BANK BEG1STE* Mrs. McBaine Addresses Nancy Gay Miss Carloni Wed RFD Club Members Weds Walter Salmon MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. James A. MIDDLETOWN — Mr. and After a reception at Joseph's, In Community Church McBaine of Mountain Lakes Mrs. R. Marshall Smith of 22 West Long Branch, the couple spoke on "Period ArrangemenU" 4th Birthday Balloch PI., Riverside Heights, left for a wedding trip to Miami EAST KEANSBURG — Mist it a recent meeting of Garden announce the marriage of. their Beach, Fla. The bride's gray Ver« Join Carloni, daughter of Club RFD in its headquarters, daughter, Miss Nancy Gay Smith, wool suit was trimmed in black For Troop velvet. Her accessories were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carloni of PTA Hears The Little Red Schoolhouse on to Walter James Salmon, son of Mamie Shore Acres, and Horace Hop- Lincroft-Middletown Rd. RUMSON - Girl Scout Inter- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Salmon of red, and her corsage, kins, son of Mrs. Harry Pauls- The speaker is an accredited mediate Troop 35 marked its 72 Morris Ave., Belford, Nov. Eisenhower carnations. Upon worth of Atlantic City and the Pediatrician judge with the, National Council fourth birthday last week in Bing- 14 in the Red Bank Baptist their'return, the couple will re- side on Oceanview Ave., Bel- late Horace Hopkins, were mar- RIVER PLAZA — Dr. Martin and conference chairman of the urn Hall. Church. Rev. John F. Crouth- ried Saturday in Bayshore Com- Garden Club of New Jersey. For the past five weeks, some ford. Mperin, Middletown pediatrician, amel, pastor, officiated. munity Church. Her discussion centered around troop members have conducted a Both the bride and bridegroom The church was decorated with Rev. John P. Euler, pastor, of- spoke on the subject "The Nor- a series of 12 floral arrange- nursery school as a method of are Middletown Township High bouquets of white gladioli and ficiated. Mrs. June Rescorl wai mal Child and His Physical and ments made by club members. working for first class require- School graduates. Prior to her chrysanthemums, with palms in the organist. The following members exhibited: ments. marriage, Mrs. Salmon was em- Emotional Development" Tues- the background. Robert Ivey was The bride was given in mar- day at a meeting of the Parent' Mrs. Josiah Hewitt, Mrs. Joseph The children who attended the ployed by the Progressive Life riage by her father. Her blue school entertained at the party the organist. Teacher Association in the school Dernberger and Mrs. William nsurance Company ta Red Bank. wedding gown wa» made of vel- Mulheron, whose arrangements with songs, dancing and recita- The bride was escorted by her Mr. Salmon^ who Is in the ma- vet and nylon chiffon. Her bou- represented, "I Dreamed I Dwelt tions. Participating we're Jen father. Her full length gown of son contracting business with his quet of white roses had • white in Marble Halls;" Mrs. Edward nifer Cartmell, Jane Ciejka, Pa- white satin was styled with a father, attended Rutgers Uni- orchid at the center motif. J. Flanagan, Mrs. Louis Kinur tricia Beaton, Cathy Baray and fitted Basque bodice that had a versity and Monmouth College. Pamela Levi. Mrs. Mary Vecchino of East snd Mrs. Edward Hausman, scalloped neckline, trimmed with He served In the Army, andI is Keansburg was matron of honor. "Why Don't You Speak For Your- Troop members not working a scroll design. The dress hsd a member of the New Jertty Na- Her gown was pink and rose vet- self, John?"'Mrs. Charles Cisar, ith the nursery group arranged long sleeves .and the skirt ter- tional Guard Reserve. • vet and >chiffon, and tar corsage Mrs. J. Raymond DeRldder and their own production of the fairy minated in • chapel-length train. wai blue carnations. Ralph Car- story, "Rumpelstilskin." The cast The bride's elbow-length veil was Mrs. Nelson Todd, "Only Yester- Hlaleah loni, Weit Ketnsbun, was best day," and Mrs. Gardner Klein, included Lynn Fowler as Rumpel attached to a crown of sequins The turf course at man. • : Mrs. Walter Zimmerer, Jr., and itilskin; Louise Potter, the king; and seed pearls, and her cascade Park, built In ISM, Is the oldest • A reception followed at The Mrs. Harvey L.Smsdley, "Moon, Jeanne Cardella, the queen; Jan- bouquet was white chrysanthe- grass course at any American . Martin Hotel, Keansburg. The Mart snd Stratosphere," ice Bradley, the miller; Sherry mums. racetrack. . bride's mother wort a beige Mrs. Stewart Whaley said mem- Clifton, Golderirod; Ann Shee- Miss Charlotte P. Wafle of Red han, a lady-in-waiting; Carol De- dress, trimmed in. sequin em- bers wilt meet in the clubhouse Bank was maid of honor. The This Saves Money! broidery, and a corsage of roses. Wednesday to make. Thanksgiv- Lanoy and Jody Robertson, the jesters; Ronnie Gorlin, a page; bridesmaids were Miss Verna The bridegroom's mother was ing floral arrangements to be Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Salmon Salmon of Belford, the bride- dressed in blue, and her corsage Peggy Shea, Leslie Gleason and sent to Tlnton General Hospital Martha Macdonald, the messen- groom's sister, and Miss Patricia was roses. at Fort Dix. Schneider, fair Haven. The bride attended Franklin ;ers, and .Patty McClees, the an- Mrs. William Mulheron as- louncer. Kathy Love arranged Riverview Auxiliary Boosts All the attendants were dressed School, Newark. The bridegroom, signed Christmas srrangements who is employed as an automo- he scenery. alike in princess styled juti to members, to be displayed at gowns, the honor attendant I bile mechanic, served In the a buffet luncheon meeting Dec, At the party, members re- Navy 10 years. ceived membership stars and Pledge Another $20,000 topaz and the bridesmaids in sea IS in the Middletown Baptist green, The couple will make their Church fellowship hall at 12:30 badges for achievements. They home on Seabreeze Way, Keans- included Carol DeLanoy, Suzi Red' Bank Auxiliary of River- pltal another pledge of $20,000 The dresses had scooped neck' Dr. Msrtla Atperla p. m. view hospital, having fulfilled a to be used'for coffee shop proj- burg. Answering, a request by Mrs, Levi, Jody, Robertson, Jeanne lines and were tied at the waist Dr. Alperin stressed the fact McCarthy. Pamela Schneider, pledge of $15,000 to the institu- ects and programs. lines with sashes of a deeper Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., mem' tion, this week made the hos- Members hope to make contri- that physical growth and develop- bers will bring gift* for patients Ginger Cartmell,. Lynn Fowler, shade, and the dresses had bouf. Mrs. Francis ment are affected by security and Jeanne Gardella, Martha Mac- butions of $4,000 -each for the fant ballerina-length skirts. at Allenwood HospiUl at the donald, Kathy Love, Ronnie Gor- next five years, to reach the goal. discipline in the home'. He said Christmas'luncheon meeting. All wore latticed crowns ol "A child would much rather be lin, Reggie Kanner, Ann Shee- Check First The first fund-raising event to- satin, matching the sashes ol Given Post Hostesses were Miss Lillian han, Sherry Clifton,, Leslie Glea- spanked or punished than be neg- Kenney, Mrs. Kelson Todd, Mrs ward the pledge will be a card their dresses, and trimmed witr WAYSIDE — Mrs. William son and Sharon Brown.. party Dec. 10 at Old Orchard Maire, president of the Bodman lected." John Warneker, Mrs. Leonard Before Giving circulsr veils. 3. Reade, Mrs. J. Daniel Tuller, Members served refreshments Christmas gifts'to families at Country Club, Eatontown. The honor attendant carried Auxiliary to Monmouth County Mrs. Joseph Msgnotta, presi- Mrs. D. F. McMurray Is chair- Organization of Social Services, Mrs. VanB. Walker and Mrs. to the,guests. Mrs. Peter Cart- Christmas may be arranged bronze chrysanthemums, and the dent, received approval from the mell and Mrs. John J, Kannei man, and Mrs. Charles E. Mor- appointed Mrs. Harold Francis membership to begin plans'for Earl Myer. through the Christmas Bureau bridesmaids, yellow. are troop leaders. of the Welfare Council of Mon- alter, Sr.,, Is in charge of ticket of Eatontown chairman of re- carnival in February in thi sales. Robert M. Smith of Middle- source files when the auxiliary school. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS mouth County, 27 West St., Red town, the bride's brother; was Bank. Others assisting are Mrs. met Wednesday In the center, COLLEGEVILLE, Pa.-Three 'arents Charles Hawkes, Mrs. John B. best man. The ushers were Dirk Mrs. John G. Kilijian, West The attendance banner and Middletown Township residents, Organizations or individuals Hofman and John Issksen, both prize was awarded Miss Roberta are asked to call the council of- Jamison and Mrs. Clifford Heath. Long Branch, reported on a re- all students at Ursimis College, Mrs. Thomas B. Ford,. Jr., pres of Belford. cent board of trustees meeting 'ouree's beginners class, for the will return home Wednesday to Cautioned fice and list the names and ad- second time. Children, as all parents know, dresses of their recipients. ident, has appointed Mrs. Philip The bride's mother wore a and explained the functions and spend Thanksgiving with their mauve gown made of lace and Mothers of first grade children come in different ages, sizes and They may find that the family J. Bowers, to revise the unit's the progress of the volunteer parents. . They include Robert peau de sole, with matching ac- were hostesses. sexes, but they have two things they have chosen is already on by-laws, and Mrs. Heath to di- services committee under the Cadmtn, 131 Brand Ave., a mem- rect publicity. cessories and a corsage or or chairmanship of Mrs. Bernard B. The choral group, and school ber of the class of 1962, and Miss in common—adults and accidents. someone else's list. The New Jersey State Safety The next meeting will be Dec. chlds. The bridegroom's mothe White, Shrewsbury. Mrs. Kilijean band will present a Christmas Diana Fox, 20 West Lincoln Cir. Information will' enable them K Council cautions parents to pro- 3. This wiU be an open meet- wore a cocoa brown brocaded Is chairman of direct services. program at the meeting Dec. IS, and Craig Zaehring, 27 Louis to channel their gift to another tect their children from danger- ing for women interested in join- sheath styled gown, with match- Mrs. H. Glenn Rodman, New Second grade mothers will be Cir., members of the class of worthy family. The council of- out places they can climb into in); the auxiliary. - ing accessories, and a corsage Shrewsbury, has, volunteered to fice also can refer the caller to hostesses. 1963. and may not be able to get out Mrs. Ford is in charge of mem- of yellow and white chrysanthe- serve at the Shrewsbury Clinic an agency with more families of alive. bership information. mums. which Is conducted the second than they can handle. In general these are the many Wednesday of each month. ETIQUETTE According to the council, last airtight containers that make in- Members have been requested year's experience, showed that iting hiding places in games by Kitty Kelly to contribute diapers and baby active, curious youngsters. shirts to a "Baby Shower," to AMY VANDERBILT ound the bureau "most helpful," WUOt benefit various clinics, at the College Questions > even a pregnant woman hurry- They include refrigerators, ice ind is extending the service to Thrifty! Easyi So satisfactory! meeting Dec. It at 10 a. m, in "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: ing to another room with books boxes and freezers that, accord- lid small groups such as card Prize Contest Money Make your own slip-covert by the center. am invited to my friend's home arid note pads under her arm. ing to the council, are being dis- tabs, sewing groups and others. following our illustrated step-by- in a distant state for a long week "We used to send our chil- carded at the rate of about one step method. You'll turn out a end. 1 assume she expects me dren to coUege to get a little million a year in basements, on Threatens a Romance most professional-looking Job! porches or in vacant lots, still Half-Sizt Success to stay in her home, but she teach of refinement that they Hose Auxiliary Slip-cover a chair or tofaf hasn't made it plain. How do I failed to get la Ugh school, but with tight latches on their doors Dear Kitty Kelly: ers ef which neither he nor you which can not be opened from Several years ago I received may ha taaaalaus. Step-by-step Instructions Ml for handle this situation? What are where Is the modesty or re- To Aid Needy a basic cover; six other types. Printed t attern my obligations ss a guest in hsr here? I fall to see the inside. $10,000 as first prize in a contest. Your handwriting Indicates As a Christmas project, trie My parents made me save $3,400 Send thirty-five cents (coins) home? We are. college friends any modesty or refinement The council offers this theme: 'nion Hose . Company Ladies' that yen are still very youag. "Supervise children for safety to of this, but the rest could be for this pattern-add 5 cents for (pinned.)—B. B., Marion, Ohio.' whoa • boy, with bis shut tall uxillary will contribute money If you must be serious, be so each pattern for first-class mail- Wherever there is doubt about hanging out, \walks along with protect them from being harmed; spent as I pleased. Since I was about your studies, or dally a local needy family.' under age at the time, I had to ing. Sendt o Red Bank Register, an Invitation, never be embar his arm around a girl In shorts, Or they may-get into trouble be- The auxiliary will hold work, but not about the boys. fore you can be alarmed. Give its make my major purchases, which Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 161, ruied to ask. Write her, or call both smoking cigarettes. Ihrlstmas party meeting Dec. 29 Have fun, be gay and look your Old Chelses Station, New York her, and say,/'Where am I stay "Where are the teachers or the a look, a watch and a listen to included a sports car, an acre the home of Mrs. Jack Lov- at a resort and a prefabricated prettiest. .Force, yourself to go 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern Ing?" men with authority? Don't they those who are out of sight; And rsidge, when officers will be cabin, in my father's name. with other boys. If you find you number, name, address and zone. YYour obligation upon arrival have any rules on decent con- tomorrow you should be happy lected. still like the Spaniard best i I am now It, have Just fin- New! New! Newt Our I960 la to seek etit your girl's par- duct and dress, or is everything 'cause they're not injured to- Miss Carmella Vecchio, Mrs. year from now, ssy so to you ished college, and was plan- Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book ents Immediately and greet llowed, just so they get the night." Charles Kirman and Mrs. Ray- fsther. ning to get married until my is ready NOW! Crammed with Yen may, If you wish, tuition? Would you say this was mond England joined the aux- father stepped in. He says If If he's the right kind of a take a small gift to her mother getting education and refine- liary last month. exciting, unusual, popular de- Benefit Show I don't wait until alter my 21st psrent, he'll respect your sincer- signs to crochet, krilt, sew, em- —a hot*, Howera, candy; same ment? They looked more like Auxiliary delegates to the ity. little thing for the house (or they were planning marriage.— birthday, he will never alga my broider, quilt, weave — fashions, Is Scheduled board of the executive council cabin and enr over to me when yea may with to tend some- N. S., Tulsa, Okla. the combined auxiliaries of home furnishings, toys, gifts, bj- LONG BRANCH — The focal I do become of age. These Dear Kilty KeUy: zar hits. In the book FREE — after you have completed I was very much impressed le Red Bank Fire Department your visit.) Elks lodge will hold a benefit Munis play a very Important We are having a round-aboul 3 quilt patterns. Hurry, send 25 last year when I went. through ill be Mrs'. Rita Haley Doug part in my marriage plans. 1 As a guest, you must always movie performance Tuesday at IF., Mrs. Charles Jones and dance at our school in the near cents for your copy. the university of Tulsa. The 0:30 p.m. in the Baronet Theater. just don't know what to do. consider the needs and comfo girls and boys seemed mos( at- Irs. Loversidge. future. Would it be proper to Proceeds for the event will be Please answer soon because it's of your host and hostess and not tractive and serious about thcii Mrs. Domenic Pingitore snd ask a boy I know but have used for the Elks' annual crip- very important to me.—Aaxious. devote your time solely to your work. Irs. Leonard Perry were host- never gone out with? He is two pled children's Christmas party Dear Anxious: Your letter is girl. Ask what time you are tx< College marriage (and result *ses at the unit's recent No years older than I, snd he is al- and to buy food baskets for a very human illustration of the SHERMAN'S peeled at breakfast. . In a re- ng pregnancy) is one of the facts 'ember meeting. so the boss's son. I think but laxed household over the week- needy families. dissension prize money can cause am not sure he likes me. I only of our present civilisation. We in a family—especially if the win- end, you may be told that break- have abandoned the Victorian at- "The Rabbit Trap" will be the o Show Slides see him Saturday nights now as fast will be awaiting you at any film shown that night. ner is a minor. Frankly, though we're both back at school. Please titude toward pregnant women, your father appears on the sur- time you are ready (especially We find them in business as wel Of Congo Tonight answer soon.—Sunny. if you and the girl have hsd a face to be taking a dog-in-the- as in school. Campus smoking Formally Invested "Glimpses of the Congo" will manger idea, I can't see why Dear Sunny: Before you In- late night.) by both men and women is an- be shown in color slides tonight vite the boy to the dance, why If you de net have your own At St. Elizabeth's owning or not owning a sports other thing that is generally ac t 8 o'clock at a meeting of the car, sn acre lot and prefabri- don't you ask several Mends Curtains traaiportatiea and are depend- epted, however the matter may CONVENT STATION —Misses Women's Fellowship of the Red 1 cated cabin should make any dif- to your home for an evening ing upon your host to provide be deplored. It enters the field Margaret Mary Kelly and Bar- tank Baptist Church, Maple ef dancing, staging or games Draperies It to the trala or bus; be sure ference in your marriage plans. f manners, however, when stu bara Kunz, freshmen at the Col- We., in Mary E. Mount Fellow If your fiance Is worth his and Include Mm la the group? to find cut just when you are dents are careless smokers. lege of Saint Elizabeth, have hip Hall. Your mother might eaU his Slipcovers expected It depart. A week- sstt, It's you, ast your car, Many college campuses, been formally invested into the The slides will illustrate a talk cabin and lot that he Is marry- mother and do the Inviting. end guest who- departs too late peelally onos la the suburban college Student Organization. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jump, This wlU break the Ice In a Bedspreads an Sunday night does aet per- ing. How about the SMN your and country areas, do permit Miss Kelly is the daughter of ew York, who recently returned parents matie you save? Does alee, lastead at a forward, way mit the family to recuperate la Bermuda shorts oa both boys Mr. and Mrs. M. Harold Kelly 'rom a visit with their mission and make It taster for yen to time far Monday marnlng re- that also count la. yaur matri- Linens and girls at least for out-of- of Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft, ry son stationed in the Congo. monial arrangements? ssk.Um to the reuad-abMt. If tptawMBtles. class activity. I prefer to see and was graduated from Star of The meeting is open to the pub- Not knowing all the circum- the party la yaur hams Isn't Venetian Blinds Upon your return to college, the girls la skirts ta the class- the Sea Academy in Long Branch peosiUe, than I weald lake an- immediately write to your hostess stances, it seem to me thst your rooms and I d* not like torea- in June. Miss Kunz, who was Mrs. Albert VanNoitrand will father is simply trying to save other bay whom you know net. •KHW (the girl's mother), thanking her dor paats on a coeducational graduated from Red Bank Cath- be devotional leader. Circles for her hospitality. The hostes you from making a mistake. If tar to the dance. Play hard. campus or oven oa an all-girl olic High School this year, is the ne and Two will be hostesses. such be the case, he makes a should receive this letter within campus for class. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent to-gct! Home Decoratora the week, but if she receives mistake by not telling you so. The suitdrest — perfect foi Any girl student who goes ti J. Kunz of Main St., Matawan Mrs. GUleion Parents can be so inarticulate Send your problem to Kitty 41 Bread St. your busy daytime life and ideal the next day this indicates thai class in pin curli is insulting he Kelly. MEDIANk a guest is most courteous Indeed Shower where their children' are con Be sure to enclose for your shorter, fuller figure. professors and exhibiting a din, Union Gardens Unit cerned. Many a heart-ache stumped, self-addressed envelope, «M Bread St. smart, new note—the flatterinj gerous lack of pride in her ap- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Ed yard Crum, Mrs. Graver Burdjc would be saved if all concerned snd address her care of the Red petaled-effect collar. Tomorrow'i "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT! pearance. Colleges should mak Marks Anniversary • Bank Register. I wish to compliment you on you nd Mrs. Joseph Bacigalupl were could only talk It out on a reas- pattern: Misses' fashion. it a strict rule that girls are ti UNION BEACH - The 20th onable basis. answers to someone who dis- come with their hair proper!: anniversary of,the Ladies' Aux nostesscs last week st a stork Printed Pattern 9407: Ha hower for Mrs, Peder J. GIs agreed with you on the wr d Diary of Union Gardens Sites 14%, »%, 22*4, Fire [eson, Jr., of Branch Ave. The Dear Kitty Kelly: people dress. I sgree with you, Campus tads) la clashes corns M'/J. Size 1« requires A yard Company was celebrated party was held at Mrs. Gram's I met a nice boy whom I like but seem to be the only one who UM (*9 MM MMI CMMfM W#l** 77 WHERE DOES 11-inch fabric. does, week with * bus ride "to the borne on 146 Rumson Rd. very much. The only trouble is Printed directions oncach pa took awl taints as shirt tails Meadowbrook Dinner Theater, "I went out to the university flying. MM jests, dirty white Guests were Mrs, William Well that my father disapproves be- MIKE GET HIS tern part. Easier, accurate. Cedar Grove. ler, Mrs, Robert Weliner, Mrs cause he is Spanish. Should the other dsy, and, sitting In th bucks and at ftrth. Variations They had dinner and attended Send fifty cents (coins) foi itudents" educational building, Emit Hryshkanych, Mrs. Alex this matter? I need your help.— of these things have existed an a performance of "Plain and this pattern — add 10 cents fo this is what I ssw: Men in ovder, Mrs, Vincent J. Sovlero, Confused, F-A-M-E-N-C-E? each pattern for first-class mall Amtrlera campuses always, Fancy." islf-psnts, shirt tails flying to Too public display of affection .Irs, Anthony Bublln, Mrs. John Dsar Confused: Your fath- Ing, Send to Marian Martin, Re he four winds of heaven, shirt! Attending were Mrs. Harry lublln. Mrs, ,'nhn Stout. Mrs, er's prejudice Is certainly /un- Bring your child to Cardaer't Bank Register, Pattern Dept is the concern of all campus su Chandler, Mrs. Henry Brock, Mrs, and see how Mike handles chil- ipen at the neck showinft a hairy thoritics and of people of good urry Carter, Mrs, John Walter, warranted If he disapproves ef 232 West 18th St., New York 1 leek and chest, girls in short Edward Haug, Mrs. Mary Pod' /Irs, Robert Wlchmann, Mrs, your friend solely on the basis dren when he cuts their hair. taste everywhere, I.have oftei uska, Mrs, Louise Woodhcad N. Y, Print plainly name, ad rcdcrlck Mass, Mrs. Pedcr J, of nationality. I doubt that You, too, will wonder where 'torts, toreador paats, hair in pin been asked by colleges and unl Mrs. Joseph Scnlone, Mrs, Ken- dress with zone, size and style :urii, low-cut blouses, 99 out of ilsleson, Sr,, and Mrs, John Por- this Is the real reason. There "Mike gets hit patience." versltles to discuss this matter neth Burkhardt, Mrs. Joseph number. i 100 smoking cigarettes, and n. could be a dosea and one oth- along with that of sloppy drcisln, Young, Mrs, William Neiman, and careless manners, in gener Mrs. Katherlne Murphy, Mrs, TINY-TOTS CUTTING with members of the studen Edward Luetchau, Mrs, Kate $1.25 body. Luetchsu, Mrs. Raymond Hack FRENCH LANGUAGE LESSONS It is encouraging to reallti lee, Mrs. Helen Bracken, Mrs. 2 HOMY HORSES that, generally speaking, collegi William Younfi, Mrs. Edward LION'S taught by students upon iiraduntion find Cullen, Mrs. Gcorgo White, Mrs, that It Is noqessnry to conform Alex Diamond, Mrs, Harold NATIVE FRENCH WOMAN to the dress pnttcrnn nml be- Kofocd, Mm, Patrick Conk, Mrs. Same day Service Phone SH 1-0792 • Small Croup* According to Age havlor patterns of other your Konitld Drawn, Mrs. Klclmri. At Our Call Office on iconic jiottlnu n sturl in the Inn Drown nml Mrs, Florence KrnusH • High School Student* oho Tutored Incus Hml professional world, Mrs, llroek nnd Mm, Clmntllc • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS C ARDNER'S \r thry hnvr neulcrtod their inn were In charge o( arrangements MASON AIILK TUITION lien In collcne, (hry find It vcr; 12 MECHANIC ST.-Onc-half Block olf Broad St, 'lecmiiry to rcrilHcovcr the • FLATWORK SH 1-7U7 APTIR 5:30 AND WIIK-INDS Tim ltr|l>t't'> clnMlllnl ml |»|r STORE HOURS: Dally ' A. M. to «:30 P. M,; when limy cinbnrk on a coir nill»,iu»ly !• MniimoiiiM ruuiily • (run* M-7* WHITf ST. RID IANK Frl. I A. M. to I P. M.i Sat. S A. M. to I-Closcd Wed. mark"! pl«o> wutrt Biiytrt tint Hlltu pctltlvo life. mat (vary luu«.—Advaiiiifmtnt. itMr «• grartfc tff RED SANK tows. This remits ia Month* 1W, 23, 19S9-1S The same is true of all the muscle coordination and makes other spnyt on the market. The it difficult for him to perform Department of Agriculture con- as well as others who are not Republican Cfuba Fail Years of Tests Needed Before tinually checks them, taking them MEDICAL MEMOS in his particular stage of devel- off store shelves to see if the opment. If he persists in such To Agree on Merger sports he may suffer not only manufacturer is maintaining the HOLMDEL — A steering com- bodily harm but psychological specified standards. State and u I aa n mittee of officials of two local Safety of Sprays is Assured County agents are in close touch harm as well. Republican Clubs met Thursday with farmers, advising them how The youngsters who are best WASHINGTON (AP) — Thr Department must grant a toler- grant a tolerance and when res- to use the new chemical products but failed to come to a final de- great fuss stirred up by the dU players in Little League base- cision in regard to a proposed ice— in 'other words fix the idue was discovered in parts of ball are the ones who either have covery that a weed killing spra mount of the chemical that may the 1959 crop, the cranberry But there is no policing of the merger of the two organization*. When a son in his early 'teens growth during which time the not yet reached this period in can contaminate cranberrie: lfely be left on a crop in the crisis erupted. individual farm to gee just how In other business, the commit- does not participate in competi-j muscle development is not able life or who have already passed raises a question about the us bfm of residue. Responsibility Shared the spray is used. The govern tee decided not to take any offi- tive athletic games, a father it. of chemicals elsewhere in agri It is up to the manufacturer This case history shows that no ment can extend its protective cial action involving the selection arm only so far. ' should be happy instead of being culture. o conduct the research on which matter how carefully the govern disappointed. •In boys this period is some- of a mayor for the coming year. Aminotriaole, involved in the he FDA bases' its decision. Such ment watches over the marketing A Department of Agriculture of- where between 11 and 15 years GOP officials said Wednesday Those sensitive years in a cranberry incident, is one of 56, research can be long and costly. of a new pesticide, some of the ficial who works closely with the of age. In girls it is between that the GOP would try to per- 500 chemical formulations regis- 't generally requires two years ultimate responsibility for seeing pest control problem provides child's life are not the best for suade Township Committeeman tered with the Department oi probably the best answer to the engaging in the team type of 9 and J3. A doctor's examination Edwin Liebenow to take the may- of testing with laboratory ani- that it is not harmful lies with u Agriculture for use against in- -nals to discover if a product has the individual who uses it. question of how the public health sport'"s because"~ , rathe""r ""tha"n le'*t should be sufficient to decide oralty post. sects, rodents, weeds and other harmful effects. Aminotriaiole was never sup- can be protected against the the team down, he may exert when a particular child is enter- himself physically and do his' pests that plague the farmer and In the case of aminotriazole, posed to touch a cranberry. The chemical sprays. ing and leaving that period be- Eddie Lubanski of Detroit set home gardener. body harm, sometimes perma- company scientists established manufacturer clearly specified 'We'd have « devil of a time cause, it is the degree of devel- an American Bowling Congress How is the public health pro- that rats fed large quantities of this on.the label. If the direc digging up one case where any- nently. tected against any possible dan- the chemical developed-cancer of tlons had been follpwed, the cran- thing went wrong if directions For 'about two years before opment which is important, not tournament record with 21M pins ger from these products? the thyroid. The FDA refused to berry growers would have spent were followed," he says. pubery begins, there Is rapid the exact age or weight. in 9 games in the 1959 event History of Chemical A good way to arrive at the answer is to follow the brief his- tory of aminotriazone, a synthetic chemical containing carbon, hy-,! drogen and nitrogen atoms in an' arrangement figured out by the American' Cyanamid Co. WAY Before it can put a pesticide or other agricultural chemical on the market, a manufacturer must register a label with the Depart- ment of Agriculture telling how the II tiny* in In 'ili« Ri>|ii(iir. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25»h-WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIFIES,. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! MACXCUMUfffU HANK KETCHAM 16—Monday, Nov. 23, 1959 HEP BANK REGISTER DENMS THE MENACE MILWAUKEE ((AP) - When Llewellyn Culbert discovered the Religion Today record player he gave his wife ly HANS NEUKEMOURG many he helped build up the In-for her birthday was not in work- ternational Movement of Young ing condition, he hastily demand- FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) Monmouth College Lists :hristian Workers and also was ed that a department store ser- -Around a truck parked on Mu- priest for German labor units vice department repair the ma- ich's KoenigsplaU, West Ger- n the British occupation army. chine. many's biggest square, 80,000 peo- He says that street missionary were made, but the ile gathered in a driving rain. vork came to him "automat- Repairs Students for New Term only trouble, according to police, They had come to listen to a ically" "One day, I noticed lean, hawk-nosed' priest reputed was that Culbert had stolen the WEST LONG BRANCH — Newricelli, Elmer L. Bennett, Thomas en, and Carol A. Ullmeyer. 1 that there were more outside the students at Monmouth College M. Marquet. West Long Branch, Henry P. to be one of Catholicism's big- church than inside when I preach machine from the store. represented 72 communities in Keyport, James H. Atkins, Su- lansen, Arthur I. Kravetz, Mrs. gest crowd-getters in Western ed. So I decided to go outside." He was found guilty of thieft. lurope. the central New Jersey area, reg-san J. Barthelme, George E. .nne H. Lutkin, Gilbert H. Rich- tdvertlu The tCeilster w»y.— Advartlne. But when Father Johannes No problem rinding lenanH »Jien you istration listings show. Bryne, Robert M. Carnes, Ray- rds, 3rd, Lynn Richards, Ste- ment. ' mond G. Dane, Norman R. Han- hen R. Spranger, Peter C. Wort- Leppich, S. J., mounted the Morganville Out of a total September reg- truck platform, his ringing voice istration of 1,965 students, .607 sen. nan. Mrs. Joseph LaMura, Jr., was Leonardo, G. Albert Koerner, spoke no flattery. In predomin- were new students. antly Catholic Munich, where hostess at a demonstration party Jr., Robert J. Maurer, Eileen S. Hazlet Among the newcomers were Mulligan, Walter J. Varan. the Eucharistic World Congress e will be held next summer, he 502 freshmen, plus upperclass Lincroft, Thomas F. Dempsey, Mrs. Walter Smale, Holmdel rence Farr and Mrs. Juantta ^ Mid: transfer students from other col- Veronica A. Hofer, Karen J. Nell, Id., returned home by plane of Marlboro, Mrs. Stanley leges, and special students. Paul E. Newmier. rom Boynton Beach, Fla., where CarsVIadex Ceffses Hsrsche and Mrs. Frank Berta for Other new students, are among Little Silver,. Edwin C. Corson, the spent 10 days with her moth- of Eaglishtown, Mrs. Robert Se- old. AUdruMUtUr "There are .only 30 per cent bber , Jr.J , MrsM . JohJhn McCormickMCick, £S & ' MU lawm*. the 94 student nurses who are3rd, Maria A. Garbarini, Michael ir, Mrs. George Therbold. Mrs. Victor Wenzel, Jr., Mrs. Al- studying at Monmouth College practicing Catholics .here. The Giglio, Jr., Mrs. . Margaret E. rest are Catholic card-index corp- fred LaMura. through cooperative arrange- Homicko, Judith R. Inseiberg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyer ,ol In Munich, they like to dw- PlUHrl'S ments with the Ann May School Stephen C. Kafalas, William P. cuss religion but they don't prac Mn. Gruiano and daughter, of Nursing of Fitkin Hospital and Laureldsle, Pa., visited memben Nussbaum, Rich- the G. G. Sewing Club tice it. Woe to you if you turn the Cheryl, and Mrs. Kurt Schwarz heir husbands last week. • Eucharistic Congress into a re- and daughters, Judith and Nancy, School of Nursing of Monmouth j Branch, Leon Adams, ligious beer festival with sausage spent Wednesday in Philadelphia Medical Center. Catherine E. Alexander, Mn, Ensign George Bottger of U.S stands." visiting historical places of in- Area students are: Shirley S. Badger, Stanley L. [aval Station at Portsmouth, N. i Many may have, been shocked, terest. Atlantic Highlands, Horace J. Betts, Thomas J. Bott, Floyd , spent the week-end with his but Done left before the meeting Brown, Edwin J. Dobson, Patricia J. Brown, Jr., Mule N. Bullard, rents/Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. ended. And.the listeners pledged Every Thursday between 7 and Geraghty, Robert C. Knight, Hermann Bussem, John F. Celli, Bottger, Bethany Rd.- charity gifts valued at mor 10 p.m. basketball games will be Francis R. Lyons, Elbert J. Ma-Mrs. Josephine R. Crowley, Al- than $23,800. held iii the Central School. Boys son Jr., William J. Phillips and fred J. De Salvo, Lucille A. Not long before Munich, hi Between the ages of 14 and 1? Walter G. Waldron. Fernandes, Allen S. Finkelsteln, spoke from a truck parked i who are interested may contact Belford, Dennis A. Gilmore, Carol T. Grasso, Mrs..Marilyn G. You Can Be Versatile With Fried Chicken Hamburg's dockside Reeperbahn, Harry Bonnier at the Central Joseph A. Jennings, Richard W. Graubart, and Mrs. Kathryn M. a.big amusement center with School. Mr. Bonnier is chairman Richardson, John A. Senitch, Greer. entire street reserved for broth' and coach of the team. David A. Skrivanek, Bernard J. Also, James C. Grube, Margaret els. Tindall and Clifton T. Trigg. L. Hambacher, George A. Hitha Grace Under Neoa Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Cliffwood Beach, Edward F. way, Joseph C. llvento, David C. , "Woe to us," he said, "if w Union Beach ORANGE JUICE Y• iIWIIIIMM b ( Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tavener «t*aew mi fM»M AlMMNI ',. •*«.. 4SC Boneless Beef «•«« 69 •nd family, Newark Ave., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. CHEDDAR CHEESE PIMM1V IlKID. TIttOW •! WHtTS Ernest , Baumann, Matamorai IIMMH MIM *ae«M _ „ r Rilslw *pt27c Pa. AMERICAN CHEESE £ «Mtll*«N«MHl'a.N By The Associated Press suffered a calf injury. He'll be Old guy Charley Conerly and lost for next week's game with youthful Johnny Unitas are steer- Cleveland. ing their teams toward a replay The Steelers (4-4-1) pulled it jf last year's sudden death out against the Browns just as truggle for the National Foot- they had against the Giants last By WALTER L. JOHTSS all League championship. week. With 40 seconds left be- The 38-year-old Conerly, a vet fore the day's largest crowd of ITEMS OF INFO PICKED up here and there and eran of 12 Pro football cam- (8,563, Bobby Layne -passed IV paigns, fired a New York second yards to Green Nagler to tie it strung along the typewriter . . . Second championship half rally with two touchdown up. Layne then kicked the Win- fight in the history of Utah is scheduled for Friday, passes yesterday as the Giants ning conversion. That made a whipped Chicago's Cardinals, 30- missed conversion attempt by re- Dec. 4 at the Utah State University field house at 20, and took over sole possession liable Lou Groza stand out as Logan, when Gene Fulmer and Spider Webb fight for first place in the Eastern Cleveland waited a fine per- the NBA version of the middleweight title ... The inference. formance by Milt Plum. Plum Still hobbled by the ankle in- threw scoring aerials of 70,-30 Gridiron Club of Boston is now polling sportswriters jury that had sidelined him for and 27 yards to Ray Renfro. for the "Swede Nelson Award for Sportsmanship" in wo games, Conerly pitched 33 yards to Frank Gifford for one Paige Cothren's third field goal football . . . Past winners have included. Perry Moss TD and arched a 45-yarder to for the Eagles, a 14-yarder with Doak Walker, Jimmy Swink and Bob Williams among Bob Schnelker for another score 20 seconds remaining, beat the others .. . Heisman1 Award balloting also is going on o erase a 14-13 Cardinal lead. Rams (2-7). Cothren was picked Equally adept at the quarter- up as a free agent from Los An- ... New York's race season will extend over 219 days back post, the 26-year-old Unitas geles a month ago. The Rams next year... Still baffling to us... How those "ama extended one NFL pasting rec- The Colt! and 49ers, both 6-3, had pulled into a tie about a ord' and closed in on another are a game up on Chicago's fast- minute and a half before ai left- teur" tennis players continue to play in events all over rtiile leading Baltimore to a 45- rising Bears, 24-14, conquerors of footed kicker Lou Michael booted the world . .. They still say that Milt Bruhn, former thumping of San Francisco. Detroit. Green Bay held fourth a 38-yard three-pointer. Kim Minnesota lineman, will shift from Wisconsin to Minne- The triumph enabled the, defend- with a 21-0 blanking of Washing- John Arnett flashed 80 yards for ig champion Colts to deadlock ton. a TD, the day's longest run. sota in the near future .. . Here's a durable football he 49ers for the Western Di- Conerly had to share star bil- player for you .. . Tom Moore, Vandy's fine halfback vision's top spot. ' ling with field goal specialist Pat The Bears (5-4), ably guided by Summerall, who turned into the Ed Brown, turned three recov- has played an average of 49 minutes a game over his 28 Unitas, instrumental last sea- entire' Giant offense while Con- ered fumbles and an interception varsity games ... The school has sent out a color pic- son in the Colts' 23-17 playoff erly rode the bench. Summenll into a 24-0 lead. Brown scored ture of him to help promote his Ail-American possi- victory over the Giants for the knicked three against the Cards once and pitched an eight-yard NFL title, threw two scoring (2-7), making it 16 for the sea- scoring strike to Willie Galimore. bilities ... Officials of Roosevelt Raceway in New York heaves. He now has 24 for the son—seven short of Lou Groza'S The Lions (2-6-1) scored after a served free hot soup to bettors at the track the other season—four shy of Sid .Luck- record. ' The Chicagoans had roughing penalty which resulted night to keep 'em warm. man's record. It also marked pulled ahead on a spectacular 74- in Charles Sumner's expulsion the 34th consecutive league game yard punt return by Bill Stacy had placed the ball on the 1. JERSEY JOE WALCOTTS SON, Vince, 18, Is which Unitas has connected and a one-yard plunge by John John Henry Johnson carried it going through with Us plans to be a fighter... He for at least one TD through the David Crow before Conerly took over. air. command. Bart Starr connected for two weighs 180 pounds... Ton Swaney, the Missouri The Giants now lead the East Unitas, scoring once himself, touchdown passes as the Packers center, has started 30 straight game* for the Tigers rn Division pack by one game hit Ray Berry with a 20-yarder broke a, five-game losing streak ... Coach Llsto Blackbourn* of Marquette, having iver Cleveland and Philadelphia, and Lenny Moore with a- four- with their fourth win. The shut- who are tied for the runner-up yardcr to pace the Colts. Moore out was Green Bay's first since another rough year, was asked to comment about position with $-3 records. The also scored on a 31-yard scamper 1949 and No. 1 for the Redskins the game after his team came from behind to beat Browns were kayoed. by the and Alan Ameche chipped in twoin a rivalry dating back to 1935. Cincinnati... "I'm not going to think about it at spoiler Pittsburgh Steelers, 21-20. TDs on short plunges. The 49ers Washington (34) played without The Eagles edged Los Angeles, suffered a blow late in the game quarterback Eddie Lebaron, Who all," he said, Tin Just going to enjoy the feeling." 23-20. when quarterback Y. A. Tittle has a cracked rib. ... Princeton, you might say, had something to do with starting football at Dartmouth... In 1881 the Tigers gave the Big Green some of their old equip* LADIES DAY Pitt Upsets Bowl-Minded ment to start the game at Hanover . .. Harvey Kuenn of the Tigers now has the second highest SAILORS TAKE HOME THE SILVER —It was the fifth annual Haul-Out dinner- Penn State Winning, 22-7 lifetime batting average among active American dance last Saturday for Monmouth Boat Club and it was the night winning sailors . leaguers . . . It's 314 ... Seabiscut, not Round picked up silver prizes tor their-efforts during the spring and fall series- In top PITTSBURGH (AP) - Fred ?hin, Pa., scored Penn State's Table, has been voted the outstanding stakes win- photo, Louit Magee, 13, is presented top junior trophy for sportsmanship by Com- Cox, Clemens, and Jim Cunning- lone touchdown in the third quar- modore Robert M. Wood, while Morris P. Sherwood, first rear commodore, assists. ham — Pitt's three "C" boys — ter on a nine^ard burst off tack- ning bone ai Santa Anita, which marks its 25th le after the Lions recovered a anniversary this year . . . Tom Harmon, now a Sailors in lower photo holding prizes are left to right, Raymond B. Lippincott, Jr., wrecked bowl-minded Pcnn Pitt fumble on the Panthers' 27. sports announcer on the west coast, scored 33 top jet sailor; Royden Knapp, Atwater Trophy series winner in Lightnings; June State 22-7 Saturday with their The Pitt line, led by Mike Dit- touchdowns for Michigan In his great years at the Mefhot, fail and spring Lightning series winner, and Bruce Anderson, top sailor of hard running. ka, Regis Coustillac, and Larry the Penguin class. The presentations took place in the MBC clubhouse. » This trio now has collectively Vignali, killed oft every Penn Ann Arbor school... Ray Eliot, who bows out as scored 64 points in the last three State offensive threat except the Illinois coach this year, arrived on the Champaign games with successive victories one after the fumble recovery in campus as a student from Brighton, Mass., he had Lois Magee is Awarded Sailing's over Boston College, Notre the third period. three shirts and $5.58 with him ... The Wichita Dame, and the Nittany Lions. It was the final regular season Seventh-ranked Penn State, game for both teams. Penn State Vickers, recent winners of nine out of 10 cage games Jr. Good Sportsmanship Trophy which previously had lost only to wound up with an 8-2 record and In South America, meet the Russian All-Stars at top-ranked Syracuse, has been in- Pitt, after a slow start, finished Lawrence, Kan., December 5 ... The college foot- "KEEK!" vited to be the host team in the with a 6-4 chart. ball season carries on until December 11 when Lois Mtgee,, 13, a junior sailor other regattas. Miss Methot was new Liberty Bowl Dec. 19 at RR ; Lucas, Penn State's sen- of Monmouth Boat Club, was third in the President's Cup Re-Albright Wins, ' Philadelphia. ior quarterback, who smashed Utah State plays Hawaii In the Islands ... They honored Saturday night when she gatta, Washington, D. C: third in Baer Died As Sponsors of the Liberty Bowl the Lions' all-time individual of- say BUI Veeck will be the big trading man as the was presented the "Good Sports- the Red Grant Regatta, at Key- had said that outcome of the fensive record last week in a 46-0 manship Trophy" at the fifth an- port, and second in the New Jer-48-ll,for Best game would have no effect on the Interleague trade period gets underway ... His He Lived— romp over Holy Cross, made lit- 1 nual Haul-Out dinner-dance at thesey State Championship and Me- invitation. Whether Penn State tle impression on the 46,109 fans White Sox, despite then pennant win, certainly clubhouse. tropolitan District Champion- Year Since 1937 would accept remained to be at Pitt Stadium. Miss Magee'was presented the ships. seen. need help. With a Quip Lucas couldn't get going with huge trophy by Commodore Rob- Harry Sindle and his crewman. READING, Pa. FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM MARK TRAIL By ED DODD WHAT'S THE } THE TENANT UPSWR5 DO YDU HAVE A CAKE LOOK AT-THESE IT'S JUST «HAT I fWSS, ALEX...THETBE WANTEP...NOTI VOl/Lt MATTER, KEN?/ LET HER WASHING OF SOAP HANDY ? BLASTING US/ COODV-GOO Picruses OF THE COOkW-GOO CANDY COWMtf HLLtVMBM M OUTDOOR BEAUTY WOU \~ AND «AAIW THEY MaW-BUT I TOPE YOU'RE RIGHT, t$B USING IT ON ON THE OTHEB HAW? THE JESSIE'S SflKE...INCIDENTALLY, VM PAGE ONE WHOLE THING MAY BACK- OFF TO MEET HER BOAT.SHES FIRE. GEORGE/ DUE M AT NOON/ . THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POGO By WALT KELLY BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WQRTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST 1 IT * BAD ENOUGH, HtR *"\ «nul...HfM BEIWiAN ACTRMJI...BUT ) JHECOMH DID YOU NOW, BE K0NUT PUTTMC CALl-WOULON'T RAW DEAL HH HANDIN3 C-4-A/. yOU DM£ A LOOKER IIAINK-! o-y THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY WE liUSTCAAfTTHlMK OP TWltdAMIE. AWYTHIN«» I'M ^URE YOU I GOTTA DIME COULD DO IT IN MY POCKET UA10TAH Wt MNT *Al 0TAH Mt SAIS HAL BTAff PM fAtl RED BAKK ICCUm ' ' IIMM aMMI UfC HO* VAffflEtVMAU »•'•••• •-.- tim. 23, MW-21 dltTBK — Mca«y year round Janitor work la modem electronic plant Pre- ^. toclodlag all utilHiee. Near this four bedroom Cape C-xi. Two full McLtoa ATTENTION, THIS IS FOR HOME-COVERS baths. 114.949. partial i'i per cent GI I Dayi Coatecatto. ferred age 35-50. Top pay, excellent iransaortatloa and shopping. Call CA UAL BTATI FM SAlf 4 Dayi Consecutive. worklng_condltlons. Generous company monttf avaJlaPIe. BH 1-7768. . NeUaa paid benefits. References required. Ap- THRIFTY BUYERS! Room for everybody, a home to PAIR HAVEN — Five rooms and bath. 5 Dajn CMMcutlve. .SeUaa Hy mowings In person or phone FR ITVK-ROOM FURNISHED apartment LOTS AND ACREAGE If you tiavs )lml!"1 financial resources •ear all conveniences, Idttl tor IFP trow up in, an extremely neat Meal lor couple. •10.000. Phone 811 M Dayi CoatccuUva. S-1860 and aak for Col. Orstnger, Com- — and are in need"Sf furniture — may .7928. .MeUaa munication Products Co., Inc., Marl- we suggest you visit our storage or three men to share expenses. Call M Dayf CooMcutiva. boro. warehouse? , AT 1-984*. place near Freehold. Eight room! FAIR HAVKK — Three bedrooms, tlen. EATONTOWN URNISHED THREE ROOMS, batb with heated, enclosed porch, living room and dining area, kitchen, Veariy Contract Ratea Oa Kctjue** PORTER WANTED — Must have driv- Three-Room Outfits such aa two bath*. Double garage. Lot 100x150. BUILDER'S ATTENTION! er's license and references. Apply All utilities Included. Couple only. Tales 1327. 115,SM. SH 1-8590. Mlalmnn IsserUea tare. UIH person. J. Yanko, 3d 3road ft., OUTFIT NO. mil CA 2-4894 or CA 2-7291. separate door; cork flooring, suit EIGHT BUiLDINO PLOTS — Aa. Blind ads using Tne Refiner's P. O. Box SSe sure. Red Bank. Defy Comparison! PORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms able for private office; also open proved map. city sewers, ready t» g». R«»l ti> clsaslfy. .iiit or reject any advertisement If rsssrve* w Three-piece bedroom suite furnished: All utilities. Adults only. RED BANK Excellent buy at 110,000. Ask for Mr. br The Register. • Three-piece living room suits K <4196 porch; four bedrooms; two ce18 PEAR ST. — Two-bedroom ranch. Duffy. rlU not l w 11 or •J?'* ? "" " * ' •rron. unltH they are eVeoel • Five-piece dinette — plus loads of FOUR-HOOM APARTMENT. Hot water ramie baths; ceramic tiled kitch Large lot. Nearly new. Excellent lo- TED McGINNESS kefore IHe second Insertion. HELP WANTEIV-Mile.Female accessories! heat, unfurnished. <8& per month. SH cation. One-car garage. Try nn offer. • N4 eutcellatlona will t.« accepted or ehinges am la advertise- Take over balance 21 BROAD ST. EAT0NT0W1I ments one hour alter receipt it olliee. TEACHER FOR ORGAN or piano. 7M4 or 811 7-2253. en; foyer; natural wood trim ALBRIGHT AGENCY PR 4-55'J.I Part-time, gales ability helpful. SH 7- LI 3-0740 2299 for appointment. $166 RED BANK — Attractive two-room throughout; oil hot water heat LOT OWNBKS DEADLINE 5:00 K M. Day Uff NUketiee furnished. Near railroad station. A company moving from this area Hies, new reait. Plots average ]2Sx3W, REAL ESTATE BALES — Men and pay only 11.75 weekly 155 lnclud.es all utilities. Ideal (or bus-two-car garage; workshop; l'/2 ( iness couple. 3H 7-4053. offers a lovely model home at a sacri- shads trees, 15,000 up. Douglas Downs, CLASSIFIED DUriAI woman experience not necessary, we Far appointment call CO 4-3021 acres; bu§ stop at door. Could fice price. Three bedrooms, kitchen, Rlverdale Ave. BH l-«24«. will teach you. No. age limit, excelle, TWO ROOM FURNISHED, all utilities tllnlnR area, large airy living rnorn, PLOTS 'OR CUSTOM built bone*. CM A. M. Day Mint rtklleatloa with ftatf tm taf• earning potential. Call OS 1-2727. CSUML FIELD FURNITURE Included. Reasonable rent. easily be med for two families. attached brceieway and gnrage. This Sutar Maple Lane (off RlverlldelS) REAL ESTATE OFFICE hat openings CA 2-7J2B gem will be moved to your lot. Call Ave.), New Shrewsbury, adjacent Hew for two wide awake aaleapeoplc. Man THRIFT WAREHOUSE Priced to tell at $25,000. Worth CA 2-6530. Swimming River grade school. All mil' Call Classified—-SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0523 or woman. Proapecta and listings fur- FOUR ROOMS UNFURNISHED. Ideal nished. Experience preferred but not 7-11 E. Front Street location. $100 per month, Includes all investigating. FOR SALE OR RENT — New split cum OB private M)W) teiephoas|11 e era teU-trn to Ol l-062» (ram the •»• utilities, xaraie. Wall-to-wall carpeting, level four-bedroom house. Refrlfera l»««»i ""Ions: < •• COIfai 4. KKansbsrg a, WHltney a. necessary. All replies confidential. Keyport, N. J. tor, dishwasher, washing machine, dry Ctlli on private telephones are toll-free to IB 14010 from Ilia Write "Real."Box 511, Red Bank. er. Attached garage, walking distance REAL ESTATE WANTED following stations: ATlantie Highlands r CApltal 2 and ^Liberty ». TWO AND THREE-ROOM furnished ROWCROFT from school and Fort Monmouth. Highlands I, otboroe 1. RUmson t, ait Brlgat 3. aid taadyslds 1 BLOND BABYLAND CRIB with mat apartment. Near Fort Monmouth, utlll- HELP! We oaf* aoM aa saaay areaao tress. Olrl's new roller skatel. Baby ties Included. LI 30839 after 4 p.m. ;19.500 or rental $150 monthly with ana 7. toddler. All exceptionally reasonable. ease. LI 2-2595. ties that we want more good lutlsoje. U1UAH0NS WANTED, FansJa MODERN i% rooms, furnished, utili- AGENCY Call ua now for prompt ptotaesMM. I BABYBimtra, at your hone or nine. KC «-4H7. ties supplied. 100 Wallace St., Red KEANSBURG — Two-story house on service. Walker and Walker-J«er. Reasirl- Sa—- Or light housekeeping. BROIUSR, BWINM, CONTROLS, an* Bank. • - 2 West Main St. Freehold corner lot. Five rooms, hot water ute, Insurance. Open f days, atoewe. ANNOUNCIMItftt •USINKS SH 1-Sil. radiators. Complete unit |W. Also 12 heat, city water and sewers. |8,5O0. bury nfffc.; 1H i-Ull HaMM ' Nonas illon electric hot watsr tank; 148. FOUR LOVELY ROOMS and bath. Ga- KE 0-32SD. CO 4-5212. LOST AND FOUND ljtOYAV-Oeneri! sirr). truck IMtsrli 8TEN0-TYPI8T. Fait, efficient work In ; 1-7346. rate. 1SI Wall Street. West FR 84)303 for little money, to jreara eiperitnc my home. No job too small. Resson. 1/fflg Branch able.. SH 7-4IH. < LIONEL TRAINS, three engines. IS LOST — WEDNESDAY, lady's white 15 N. Bridge Ave., tUd Bank. freight cars. *W transformer, 1033 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 114 "id BELFORD INCOME PROPERTY. Two- gold jodlac watch. Reward. ' TYPINO IN MY HOME. Experienced, 3*A-room modern apartments. Resi- 'SH 7-1527 ODD JOB SERVICE transformer. 7V, Pjira •wlUhes. track story frame house, upstairs apart QUICKIES By KEN REYNOLDS Cellars, attlci, yard! cltaned. Hauling, and accessorise; an. OS 1-340S be- dential section. • Third Ave. AT 1- ment with three rooms and bath, rented. CA MWT lor tm ofUmtto. ?~ ATMMI. tween t-S p.m. Four rooms and bath down. Property 58'xl78\ Low taxes, near stores ani WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS - V1KINO CITIZEN TRANSCIKVBIl by churches. SS.MO. KB f-4M3. AUTOMOTIVE WATXR COHDRIONINO. Two-way Johnson. 13 volt and MS volt AC radio dispatch. N-hour servlc*. Water FINANCIAL • SMS.7S. Contact Parts Unlimited, 34 W COMMERCIAL RENTALS AUTOS USD TaWCKg Uatea treo. EXport 4-4UM. Front St., Red Bant. CONOVEIt AOENCf •XPEKT MBNDWO—Oiliia, guaa, all- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CITIZEN BAMD OONtlTT Oil's I HIOHLANDS — LARGE STORE tor South 8t Holmdel Villsg 1133 CHEVJtOLBT, (ood condition, I2J0. tent COUNTRT HOMES AND ACREAGE 811 7-226* between 7:30 and a p.m. »er reflnlihln| and Hating. Tbatmoi DRUO aroRgj A-l location, well known stock III* each. Caataet Parts U:. HI Mil* bucketa. Chin, i Olaas Shop. M7 Broad equipped and well stocked. Due to limited, 84 W. Front St. Red Bank. HolmdeL Atlantic and Maribera IIUST BELL — 1858 Plymouth Belve- St. Rad Bank. 8H 7-4600. OFFICES FOR RENT — la heart of dere two-door hardtop. Radio, heater, Illness will sacrifice at half of re- MANUFACTURER of fine-solid brass Townships, PAINTINO. DECORATINa placement value. Cash needed ID.000. lamps offers discontinued numbers at Red Bank. • whltewalla, ono owner. fiscellent con- 1 Call SH 7-I1O0 WH dition. CallFRMIMatter* p.m. OENERAL C0NTHACTINO Balance, terms. Write "DRUO STORE reduced prices. Tower Craftsmen, 109 8LATB * JONtS 8H 1-9491 Box ML Red Bank. Chestnut St., Red Bank. FACTORY lofts and storage space for JUST REDUCED to 10,000. Three bed- KM PLYMOUTH atation wagon. SI* rent. Also store on White at rooms, corner lot, full basement. In cylinder. A-l condition, new tlrtl. ODD JOBI COMBINATION—Oil and las stovs. Call BH 7-1100. Call alter 5 p.m.. Ill 3-UM. Window eleantng, eeltari cleaned, palm Four burners, (ood condition, ISO. Long Branch close to schools and town, Int. Handy work. Ill 7-137*. HI 3-148T-R Information, call PR 4-3871 after • dall) A "LOT" of FORDS—1888 through KM. MEKCHANDISI All models. Levlne's. Ilwy. 36, op- IT" PHILCO CONSOLE. SM. Inquire poalte Grand Union. KB 6-aUl. FOX SALE Service Department. Eatontown TV, HOUSES FOR RENT MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT 50 Hwy. 35. Batontown. LI 2-0400. IIUST BELL — IMS Bulck four-door IMPLOYMINT rBOBATE DIVISION Super, Al condition, out owner. 8H CLEARANCE SALE — Up to 40 pe. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - DOCKET NO. M3O4 HELP WAWraD-FEMAlE cent off on drapery and slipcover Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- 7-K1S3. HAMMOND fabrics. Draperiea made to order, BI- ate occupancy. Samuel Telcner Agency, ORDER TO SHOW CAl/SB 1858 BUICK LIMITED, Two-door hard- OENERAL HOUSEWORKEM mult MM MON'S FABRIC CENTER, Sunset Ave. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dial In the Matter of the Estate of BER top, 12,695. Like new, equipped, 9.000 children, own room and bath, fit* ORGAN STUDIO at Hwy 39, Aabury Park. U 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. NAHDO LO BIONDO, Deceased. milet. A * o Cult Service station, dayi. Call SH 7-44S2. • of ASBURY PARK TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE on Hope Rd.. Upon reading and film* the com Wirewsnury Ave., 8H 1-97B8. NAUQAHYDB plaint of James Lo Blondo: 8ALE80IRL—Part-tlDit. Sylvette's CHI- Bales — Servlcj — Instruction And Other Upholstering Supplies New Shrewsbury. 1110 month. Infor- dran'a Department. Mlddletown Shop- mation at 73 Monmoulh St., Red Bank. It Is on this 13lli day of November, 1«M WILLYS nation wagon, radio and RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS FOAMART. Rte. 35. EATONTOWN 1S69, ordered that Antonnlno Lupo, th< heater. 1350 or best offer. ping Center. Hiddletown. Bee Mary. RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, two KB «M349. Open daily '111 9 p.m. Sat, 'til 8:30 p.m. CROWN KITCHENS alleged daughter of Bernardo Lo BI EXPERIENCED SHUT PREMER NOVEMBER SPECIALS ' bedrooms, S123 monthly, yearly rent- ondo, show cause before this court on 1992 DeSoto, four door. 40 hours per week. Call Horay-LaRui Cookmaa Ave.-Maln St.. Asbury Park at" wide rants hood with fan and al and several furnished and un- Wednesday the 23rd day of December, Good family car. 1175. Laundry. U 3-362», PR 5-9300 light coppertone. t34.ts regularly I4B.95. furnished rentals In all alzes and price 1959, at 10 a. m. at the County Com; 811 7-5214. Two-burner built-in (as range top, ranges, Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1480 House, Freehold. New Jersey, why thi HOUBBWORKER — PLAIN C0OKIN0. 134.99 regularly «49.»5. Built-in oven, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. BE 2-0004. monies deposited In the Monmoutt l»50 BUICK CONVERTIBLE, 1100. Sleep In. Widow thna children. BU 1129.05 and up. County National Bank in the accounl *. New top ami completely over- 12'« EATONTOWN - RANCH; Three-bed- number K11305 set forth as Bernardc hauled. CO 4-2649. COUNTY ORGAN & CROWN KITCHEN CENTER room split. Immediate occupancy. LI DENTAL ASSISTANT ' Hwy 35 BH 7-2552 Mlddletown MUM or KE 1-4843. LoBiondo in trust for Antonnlno Lupo, 1959 THUNDEJIBIRD — Excellent. should not be turned over to the estate Power steering, brakei. White. Red Experienced, reliable. Full time, two PIANO COMPANY PIANOS-Bave 1200 or more oft list FAIR HAVEN half double house, five as part of the funds of the estate o price on brand new Ss-note spinet pi- rooms, unfurnished, IdO a month. Bernardo LoBiondo. and while Interior. Fully equipped, evening!, In Mlddletown. Call morn- Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see and whltewalla. 13.695. OS 1-1252. ings, OB 1-0*32. Visit our studio-showroom. Bee and save. Ws service what we sell. Tenter's Utilities extra. BH 1-7025. And that the aald Antonnlno Lupo li 1M1 8TUDEBAKER COUPE WOMEN (5) to do Intereating tele- hear the beauty of the CONN OROAN. Music Stare, 308 Halt) St.. LA «-21M. MODERN THREE-ROOM house, US •till living and she last resided In Call 150 phone work. Four evenings a week, Then convince yourself that you can Evening and Sunday by appointment. month. Mulls. Off Rt. 35. Middle- fornla and has not been heard of foi SH 7-4058 play In IS minutes. town. PI 8-7903 or TW M80O. over a period of 40 years and artel «:30 to 9:30. Salary plua commission. FIREPLACE WOOD diligent search, the address can nr ".1953 FORD. SIX CYLINDER, four-door Call BH 1-58M, Arthur Murray Studio, Hwy. 35 BH 7-2290 Ulddletown Shops CABIN — Furnished, two rooms, bath. be ascertained. " black. WhltcH-nlla, heater and radio. 157 Broad St., Red Bank. Aak for Mr. SH 1-8466 Automatic heat, hot water, convenient -Slipcovers. (395. SH 1-4508. Drake. open 'til » p. m. except Saturday to town, -a/i riverfront. 8H 1-8183. It la therefore ordered that a cop FRIOirAIRB WASHING machine com of thla order be advertised In the Rei ,1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — Two-WOMAN to care for children and light SPINET PIANOS tor rent. Find out be- pletely automatic, Interior and ex SUBLEASE FOR FIVE MONTHS. Four Bank Register for - four succcssiv, '' door, radio anil heater, low mileage, housework. Must afttep m, for oat fore your purchase If your child ia Jerlor m excellent condition, 169. BH room cottage and garage. $100 perweeks beginning November 16th, 195! (1595. 1955 Ford, two-door, radio and month. KE 6-5430. adaptable. Full allowance of all rental 1-9014. month plus utilities. 25% Church St., tieator, clean, 1695. Phil DeCarlo Used on purchase. Choice of 8 makes. 12 Fair Haven. 811 7-2423. JOHN C. GIORDANO. Cars. Hwy. 36 nml Main St., Fort POSITION WITH INSURANCE com ttlylet. Tusilng Piano Co.. IS Monmouth FACTORY ' OUTLET SALE — Child J. C. C. pany executive open for mature worn* -,.. Red Bank. ren's snow suits, ladies' car coats. LITTLE SILVER — TASTEFULLY fur- Monmouth. KB 6-0625. an 25-40 with background of typing, Real bargains. Tonl Frocks, 7s West nished, antiques, two bedrooms, sleep- Composed Copy: 1955 ONE-TON CHEVHOLET dump shorthand, and filing. Must have crea- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. St., corner Oakland St., Bed Bank Ing porch, den, living room dining room John Petlllo, Attorney, "Sine* I got a utad car in tha Ragittar Want Adt—my truck In pood shape. Reasonable. OS tive ability. Pleasant environment with All makes, new or used. Guaranteed. (second floor) 5-8 p.m. combination, bath, kitchen, two-car ga- 12 Broad St., 1-2437: Rt. 35, Lone Pine. Mlddletown. lunch served on premises. Many bene- Easy terms. "Buy em where they fix rage.- Three beautifully landscaped Red Bank, N. J. fits. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (no •em." Low aa J25. Berplco'a. 101 Mon-MINK CAPE. (49. Black seal skin acres. Five minutes to station. S150 per chickani ara freshly hit avary dayl" MBRCUMX 1057 MONTCLAIR four-door, Saturdays). Thla opening idesl for a mouth 8t Neil to theater. SH f-0483. scarf and muff, S3S. Persian muff, month. Sub-let to November j, .IM0.Nov. l«-23-30—Dec. 7 IJ7.09 hardtop, beautiful gray nnd white, married woman who desires to In- 112. Cashmere'coat, clothing size 10-14. BH 7-4123. Wu»» soil $1,800. RU 1-0836. cresse the family Income and Is able WE ARE HARVESTING our finest ap- Guitar $15. Cello. 120. Baby carriage. ples. Selected Red Delicious. Golden Sflsceltiineous Items. RU 1-1397. RED BANK — SEVEN-ROOM house, 1941 CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR «eilan, to devote the above time to busfneis. Delicious. Staymen Wlnesap. Macin- cooil tlrefl and running condition. Apply at Prorreialvt Life Insurance bath. Karaite. Fine residential sec- 1 Co.. 365 Broad St., Red Bank. tosh. Macouns. For eating and cook- 37" BRASS SHIPS WHEEL 1*0.' Em'tion. References. (135. SH 7-5957 after AiiKlnB *75. Cal! CO 4-5072 nfler 5 p.m. Ing also n.I. Greenings for pies. Buck- erald green velveteen street length 4 p.m. 1947 FORD FOUR-DOOR with 1948 Mer- SECRETARY FOR LAW office lln Fruit Farm and Nursery, Phalanx 'ormal custom-made, sue 9. worn once ' cury motor nnd transmission. Needs Call Rd., Llncroft. SH 1-0990. 115. Two-piece green knitted suit was ONE BEDROOM.' unfurnished bunga- Oome work $50 a* l>. 8H 1-9826. KBC-3M0 150, size 12, like new (10. Orion and low. Yearly. Immediate occupancy. WOOD — Seasoned oak. fireplace, stove dynel black coat, alze 14. worth (40 f H 1-I4M .1953 DOI30E — Two-door hardtop, ra- and furnace. McOulre's Market, Rt. worn tour times (la. KC S-4117. ' -- itlo and heater, $305, no cash needed. 34. Colts Neck. WH t-4323. Evenings, SMALL HOUSE - FURNISHED, 180. 1954 Bulck Super two-door hardtop, nil- WH 0-4333. AUTOMATIC OA8 will heater, com Rumson. Fbone - ly equipped, two-tone blue and white, HELP WANTED-MALE plete. HI S-U04 ! I6D5, no cash needed. Lrvlne Motors, USED FURNITURE — Crib, 125: u- AT 1-28B ' 46 Oceanport Ave., West Long Branch. right piano, |90; electric stove, *125; .CA 2-2468. USE OUR MONEY breakfast set. ISO; conference table, PIANO SPINET If you are alert and ambitious we'i: ISO; files. I3S to 180', one small safe. Good Condition FURNISHED ROOMS nut you In business In Red Bank oi ISO; one large safe, I12S; desks. MO LI 2-2288 :he Bayshore area In time for the hall. to J12S; chairs «20 to 150. Albert BRAND NEW BASEMENT Sump Pump MODERN ROOMa FOR FOUR - HOUSE TRAILERS day rush. We provide the merchandlie, •45. Boy'e 20" _.., cycle, like parking lot> 24 Clay St., Red BxnK, J100 monthly. TV, maid service, THE 1BJ2 AMERICAN TRAILER, W. One financing, and know how. Stop In any ew, |2S. SH 11840. ADVENTURER OCEANFRONT. Long day 12-1. 45. Kelly. 120 Ifattlson Avt.. ORGAN — CONN MINUET. 18 months Branch. CA fMOOO. hedroom. fully equipped. Call SH Asbury Park. HOIJD MAPLE TOP dining table MZSJ after » o'clock. old. County Organ A- Piano Co. Hwy Wrought Iron legs. Four chairs, good 1. Mlddlotown Shops. SH 7-22t9. Open LITTLE SILVER, room with kitchen REFRlOERATIOri KAN — Must Da condition. (39. Large outdoor Christ- privileges. Suitable for business peo- till 9 p.m. except Saturdays. mas bells, (4. Walnut hi-fi eablnet, (5. ple. Oarage. SH 1-0791. experienced. Apply In person. KaT~ BH 1»I1« •OATS fc ACCESSORIES town TV, M Hwy. «, fcatontowa. OIL BURNER — new hot air furnance. NICE rURNMHBD ROOM for busl TV REPAIRMAN — Full or part-time. complete with all controls. Reason- KENMOJIB — Wringer washer, three neat woman, near all transportation. Vacations, holiday* with pay. Apply able. LI 22607. years old. flood condition. SH 1-5397. MOW 18 THE TIME to order your •H 1-04M winter atorago covera before- season- In person. Eatontown TV. SO Hwy. H.EIOHT-YIAR OLD Weatlnghouse stove, aiNOLE ROOMa. Clean anil comfort al rush. Call LO 6-3016. Larry'i Up- Batontown. good condition. 150. Call able. Reasonable rate. Oarage Gen- Holstery Shop, Hatawan, N. J. FULL-TIME POSITION With Battery SH 7-3462 tlemen preferred. M Wallace at SH 1 COMB BEE the world's finest hosts C First Missile Battalion, N.J.A.N.O., OFFICE FURNITURE—Large confer MERCHANDISE WANTED 5391. • In New Jeraey'l largest showroom. Beiford, N.J. are now available. Start' ence table 10'x4' with glass top, In ATTRACTIVE ROOM In private home, Ing salaries 14,100 and above per a beautiful condition, suitable for civic or- v. a. coma - arAMPa - TOP prices Buy now. during our tremendous win- paid for gold, eld currency, collec- with bath. Rest and watsr supplied. ter savin ga event at A at B Boat num. For Information call OS 1-10 . ganisations, 1425; large assortment of 4)ulst section. SH 7-3721. ' Sales. Authorized Mercury k dale Buc- between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. llonday, desks M0 to 1125; tiles 120 to 163; tions, odd lota; old correspondence. BY USING eanccr Dealer, Hwy 36, Beiford. KE Wednesday, Friday. chairs from 110 to WO; small safe feu; Bflat* appraisals. Monmouth Stamps- ROOM WITH BOARD, same privileges Coins. M Monmouth St. SH 1-MM. you have In your own hems. Con «-:iS38. DELIVERY MAN large safe IMS. Burdge * Son (next to Stelnbach'a parking Jot). 24 Clay St., PIANOS - Highest prices paid. H. Ten- venlent location, an T-1K7. tl' RUNABOUT. 40 h.p. Mercury. Plus Over 21. Red Bank. Open dialy (MZ. 1-5. Friday ser. 30f Halo «.. Xakewood er Lake- MSWLY FURNISHED single rooms trailer. Must soil, SH 7-2269 between 7-2484 evening 14. wood 6-2190 f :30 a.m. • 6 p.m. EXPERIENCED WELDER — Acetylene with kitchen privileges and garage. and arc, capable of welding alumi- DOO OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, bric- Near town, one block from High num, bronze and stainless; also burning, HOUSES'. a-brac Anything old. Clean up your School. SH 1-4597. . ^ O8 1-3674 cellars and attics. Turn your traeh CLASSIFIED ADS Apply In person only S a-ra. to • p.m., LARGE BED STTTINO ROOM-Plea REGISTER IUSINISS NOTICES to cash. Phone CA MM2 Monday to Friday. References required. MUST SELL, traditional dining room •ant home, board If desired. Call SH rUEL OIL * HBAT1NO — Call BH Must have drlvsr'a license. Hendrleks and living room set. • 31" Emerson OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, 1-0112. 1-0610. Oil Delivery. Inc., Service * Merrllt Machines Co., 24 Mechanic It., console TV. OB 1-3139 after six. glassware, art eblects asd brlc-a- tales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. Red Bank. brae. Immediate cash for anything en4 FURNISHED ROOM PRIVATE, com- OR TRADE, new snow blower. Powered everything.,Ruseil'a. 95 East Front at fortable, business parson accustomed C w. ROOPINO. caulking, and storm RADIO AND TV servicemen full oi with Briggs-Slratton, 4 h.p. motor. to home environment, cooking, TV. Re- , dnmnge repairs (special six shingles part-time days. Experienced only. ilest offer or trade for new rldhig ferences. Bxctllsnt location, KE t- er lesa Including vent nnd chimney Contact Parts Unlimited, 34 Wen Front rotary power mower. LI 2-1107. ENGLISH SADDLE, for adult. Forward OOsOR. caulking $12) 34 hour service. FR 8.3821 81., Red Bank. Jumping seat. Must be verv good con BENCH SAW, band saw. jointer and dllion. «H 1-5488. ask for Mr. Letber. LARGE SUNNY ROOM, for one or TRKES AND LAItCE LIMBS removed. DKUO CLERK AND DEUVERY BOY. planer, drill press, amall metal lathe, two gentlemen. With private family. Utility, (lag 'antenna poles set and Full time only. Apply Shrewsbury «4 drill BAD, machinist tools, electric Near fishing and transportation. Rea- framed. Fully Insured. 811 17937 or Pharmacy, 570 Brold St., Shrewsbury. motors and etc. Call after 3 p.m. PR 4- sonable. AT 1-3M1. CA 9-1155. 8H 14874. KTS AND LIVESTOCK LOVELY FURNISHED room, near 195B INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, 18' MAN with minimum 1-2 years machtn HOLLYWOOD and maple bed, com- bath. Located near Red Bank In new body, grow 25.000 lbs. Driver and shop experience for general setup plete; two TV chairs. Reasonable. A-l MIDDLETOWN KENNELS private home. Call after 5:30. SH T-1M2. truck available. KE 6-2230. work. Call CO 4-30M. Call 811 1-1579. Time Payments 03 1-3719 We specialize in Rln Tin type German WILL BOARD — Eldery couple shepherds and all other breeds. Also or person In my home. Call KE « AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS mixed pups, (5 and up. 3(73 anytime. Hwy 35, next to Klnney's Shoes WANTED — Pups, dogs ARC or others. Mlddletown Kennels. Hwy. 35, Middle town. OS 1-3789. RIAL ISTATI FOR SAU GIVE THANKS THAT YOU IRISH SETTER —Male, five years, good home required. 'Call evenlnxs HOUSES FOR SALE 5-9. Allaire Cornwell, Borden PI., Lit- tle Silver. CAN BUY THESE VETS OR NON VETS CHIHUAHUAS Five weeks old.- AKC Registered 11,000 down and $70 monthly buys Weaned. LI 2-0117. this four-bedroom home. Good A-1 USED CARS CHIHUAHUA and fox terriers. Call aft- location. Oil heat, sewers, alum er 5 p.m., 11 Brown PI., Oakhurst. CA 5-373S. Inum siding, completely redeco- AT SUCH COOK'S KENNSLS — BOARDINO. I. rated. Price $10,000. 5H% mort- per day. Bee yellow page telephone g«fe. directory for reference and Informa- tion. Carolina Ave. and Hwy M, Port Monmouth. KE «-14M. ELLA WILTSHIRE LOW LOW AGENCY Nothing b«eti tht feel of RIAL ISTATI MR HINT good gretn money in your APARTMENTS 1480 Ocean Avenue Sea Bright FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1, 2 snd SE 2-0004 pocket . . . end one smart 3 bedrooms. Water, heat supplied, PRICES! 175 to 1100 monthly. CA 9-1353. wey to heve more of it there TWIN OABLE3 APARTMENTS three and four rooms, boat dock, elevator. BERG • it to tell Articles you don't patio on river. SH 1.230ft. roun ROOMB lully furnished, all mil' VETERANS - use with Register Classified ttlea, private entrance. 15 Third Ave. '59 FORD *I995 Atlantic Illchlands. NO DOWN PAYMENT advertisements. Green NIINT FLOOR apartment - Two bed rooms, living room, dining room, $12,500 Full Price kitchen. One-car garage, Immediate oc- cupancy. IM> per month, no utilities On your way to our office stop and Four-Door Sedan, Ificldded. Call Ayers-Trufolo Agency, 18 Inspect every home In this pries range. It sounds eesy, end it is. More Radio k Heater Church St., Little Silver. SH 1-2831. Than Inspect this home. If you don't •57 PLYMOUTH •695 think this twD-hedroom ranch beats IFFICIBNCY APARTMENTS, weekly them an, ws promlss not to foree you people then ever before ere using rales. All utilities, utensils supplied. to buy It. There Is a living room Riverside Motel. Foot of Cooper's with fireplace, completely equipped ' HERE'S THE T-IIRO •ridge, Rt, 35, Red Bank. modern kitchen, full sited family din- these practice), ineipensive ads UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, five- ing room, full basement, combination room apartment. Twn bedrooms, heat aluminum storm sash and screens and for just one reason—the eds pro* and water supplied. Excellent reslden located on an Immsculatsljr landscaped '58 THUNDERBIRD »2495 tlal area. 1120 per month. Call Ayers lot. Immediate possession, duce results! Trufuln Agincy, 18 Church St. Ill 1-2839 WHITE, LOADED, FULL POWER TIIHKE-rtOOM FURNISHED apart' Noil Vet 1375 Down mont, Kent, water, Raraits furnished, P»y own unities. 175 month. BH 7-2176, Monmouth County Office FODIt AND HIX room unfurnlshei To put one to work for you selling apartments. Vttr Information call Si '/•(Kill or RU 1.71)40. THE BERG AGENCY filings you no longer need, dial SH I- Pour-Door Sedan, TWO-IIOOM furnished Apartment fm "Peraon*liz«?(1 Service" Radio ft Heater h!j»lnr».i couple. Adults only. No pels, 0010 between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. to- '56 MERCURY Hit 1-2715. OSbomc 1.J000 TllltRM IIOOMH furnished, utilities, Rl. 39 Mlddletown, N, >, day. A competent, helpful Ad writer llnoni, parking Included, Clenn, di>- si rnhla nelKhhorhdod. Adults only. *U Dally »l gat., Sun, 10-7 Catallna, Automatic I'rospH't Ave., corner John St., 811 1 will assist you quickly. Tram,, Radio ft Heater 20811, available Nov. in, LARGH — Beautiful Kumson rancher. '55 PONTIAC Half acre on a corner plot. Llvlnx OAKIIUIIHT, spacloim furnished two room with fireplace, dining arna, Isrvr roams and hath, Utilities Included. kitchen, three hmlrooms, two lintln, :nnlQ nr counln, avallalils Dec. I. One den, nntln and screened porch, onn* room, furnl»h«d, 1411 up, Mlllhouse 7, csr attached larage, Low [net. |2H.. Monrnoiilri Homl, ?'K H-4HH7. 600, STOP IN AND WE'LL TALK "TURKEY"! JUHT MKUOIUTIcF) — Attrncllve line mum studio iilmrlmrnl. 1'rlvnlc kit The Dowttra Agency l!h(Mirlti\ cunvi'nliMll locution. HII 1-R304 91 E, Kront til. Itml Hank flp|ini'iiln Imll'llriff, IftcwIM 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE FURNITURE OF THE JEKSEY SHORE EIGHTY-NINE YEARS U a mighty long tima to ba playing Santa—but wa muit confess, AND we've loved every minute of itl For even than (whan Steinbach'i wai juit a swad. dllng infant) at now, folkt looked forward with braathleis excitement to a pra-Chrlit- •. mat shopping ipraa at thit traditionally friendly itera. The reason? Ffiendllnasi, CARPETS helpfulness, courtesy—undoubtedly. But most of all we like to belleva, baetuae BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED they knew that in our store they'll find the vary things that will bait express their IN YOUR HOME OR AT OUR PUNT Christmas wishes . • • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS CLEANED ALL TYPES OP RU6S CLIANIO 10% DISCOUNT ON PRESENTING THIS AD! . ACME CARPET AND Upholstery Cleaning Co. SH 1-4255 RED IANK