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DR. EDWIN S. OSTEN of Brawls Haddon Park, Red Bank, Clark Raritan Valley holds rare etching by Edou- Servicemen's ard Manuet, "Spaniard Play- Hit New ing a Guitar." When he in- Gable herited it last spring; Dr. Suit Adjourned Orleans Otten did not know its value. Is Dead Dependents FREEHOLD — The Raritan NEW ORLEANS (AP) — White By JAMES BACON Valley USA trial has been ad- owdyism by day and Negro rock AP Movie-TV Writer journed ;o Jan. 9, 10 and 11 after rowing by night brought new HOLLYWOOD — Clark Gable Matawan :hree days of testimony before ension in New Orleans' explo- he king of Hollywood, died last Called Home iuperior Court Judge J. Edward ve school integration crisis. light from a heart attack in Knight. Demonstrations by white youths lollywood Presbyterian Hospital. May Be The postponement was made gainst race mixing in schools He had been in the hospital Ike Orders Halt to Heavy necessary by Judge Knight's ful sent police and fire engines rac- since Nov. 6 when a heart attack schedule. The January dates are ng over the city yesterday. Ne- died the husky, 59-year-old actor the first open ones on his r.alen roes tossing rocks and bottles it his1 suburban Encino ranch. American Spending Abroad A Factor dar. it cars and buses last night sent )eath cariie at 11 p.m., Pacific Between now and Jan. B, Th' lolice on a dozen o r more itandard Time. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -The Register learned yesterday, an- lls. Doctors said he died peacefully WASHINGTON (AP) — Under orders from Presi- Planning Board adopted a res- other attempt will be made for Fights between Negro and — with only a few sleepy gasps dent Eisenhower, the Defense Department will bogm olution last night which may an out-of-court compromise •hite youths in three neighbor- and no apparent pain. bringing home in January 284,000 wives and children turn out to be a major factor in settlement. ictods and a cross burning on Ironically, death came after the Raritan Valley USA case now Attempt Settlement ? it. Charles Ave. were among 20 his best day since that first of U. S. servicemen stationed aboard. pending in Superior Court. The settlement, if it can be :omplaints investigated during attack. He had eaten heartily at This return of dependents—more than half of all The board voted unanimously reached, would leave slightly he night. cr, took a little snooze the armed forces dependents overseas—is part of a to consider a change in zoning, more than half of the trari 59 Arrested rwards and then chatted in the Line Rd. area, from res happily with his wife, lie had seven-point program instituted by the President to save zoned for industry and permi The daytime demonstrations idential to industrial. he remainder to be used fo even been shaved. n estimated billion dollars The Line Rd. sector is adjacent >rought arrest of 59 persons, in- construction of about 250 houses :luding.three negroes. Thirty four Red Bankers Have When Kay, his fifth wife, to the MO-acre Raritan USA noticed him dozing again, she year in American spend- Prior to the start of the suit, idditional arrests were made last Nixon Wins tract in Raritan Township. retired to her room across the ;ig abroad. several such attempts at out-of- light, including 31 Negroes. In November of last year, hall. She was barely settled co'"-t settlement failed. Screaming teenagers were dis Rare Art Treasure The program will not cut Raritan Township Committee rc- when she heard the nurse cry: California's 'lie highlight of yesterday' ersed yesterday by fire hoses. otal U. S. spending—only zoned the 140-acrc tract from res- RED BANK — Dr. and Mrs. "Come quick!" testimony was that of the Rev Several persons were injured in hat part spent overseas. Some idential to industrial—thus halt- Edwin S. Osten have discovered Thus ended the 30-year reign of Edward P. Blaska, pastor of icattered violence that included 32 Votes :osts actually will go up as more ting a planned 569-house develop- hat they own a rare and valu- the King of Hollywood. Sadly, he St. Benedict's Catholic Church in tabbing of a Negro and a gun- Arrest Made expensive U. S. goods are bought ment. Holmdel, who told of his parish's able art treasure. lever will see his first child due SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ab- hot wound for a white mm sentee ballots spelled victory for and shipped abroad to replace plans to construct an 18- room An etching bequeathed to them in March. Overthrow Rezonlng White youths cornered a police- ast spring is a print of "Span- Richard M. Nixon today in the much now purchased there. parochial school for 1,000 stu- man and gave him a severe In Slay His impending fatherhood was The builders' suit was filed in ing ard Playing A Guitar," by Ed [he topic of his last conversation tight race for California's 32 In effect, the program im- - dents. eating. Four Negroes were beat- an attempt to overthrow the re ouard Manet. It is one of four with his wife — and of many electoral votes, and heightened poses a strict "Buy American" Priest Testifies in during the day by white men. the vice president's prestige in zoning. Of 3 Women known examples of the second earlier talks with her and others policy on (he military services This school, for which ground' Shouting, jeering mobs made his home state. One of the major contentions "state" of print. The other three, "He was more concerned about and the International Co-opera- breaking ceremonies will be he'. p mostly of truant high schoo' OTTAWA, 111. (AP)-The sher- Switching the statewide unof- of the plaintiffs has been that the Jan. 7, is just across the town- acording to art experts, are he effect of his illness on me and tion Administration, which Raritan property'should not have youths roamed crowded down- iff's office said this morning that owned by the LOuvre, a London ficial count from the Democratic ship line from Raritan Township Chester Weger, 21, of La Salle, the baby than he was about him- handles foreign aid. been rezoned for industrial use own streets.. Police prevented Museum, and the Metropolitan self," Kay related. column did not alter the elec- and is planned to allow for fu- more than 1,000 demonstrators 111., has confessed to the slaying The gradual reduction of over- because the adjacent property in Museum. The Osten print is the (See GABLE, Pg. 2) tion of Democratic Sen. John F. ture expansion. rom reaching offices of the )f three Chicago area women only one in private hands. Kennedy. But it choked off op- seas dependents is to be at the Matawan Township is zoned res- Father Blaska said the princi ast March 14 in Starved Rock rate of 15,000 a month. At least chool board in the downtown It was left to Dr. Osten by his position jibes that Nixon couldn't idential. pal reason for the construction State Park. part of it will be accomplished It is this property (in the Line' ;ection. aunt, the former Mrs. Sidney even carry his native area. the school at this location :s thi Sheriff Ray Eutsey said Weger Wagner. Middletown Unofficial returns from all but iy keeping wives and children in Rd. area near the Garden State fact that approximately 90 pe Want Judge Removed this country as new men are sent Parkway and Bethany Rd.) was a dishwasher at the lodge 20,000 of 230,000 absentee ballots cent of the residents of the An unrelenting federal Judge Authenticated overseas. There is no present which this township's Planning in the park where the women Mrs. Osten recently took counted eight days after the polls Raritan Township area are Cath who ordered school integration Fires Keep plan to cut back the number of Board is considering for the were on holiday. He said Weger etching to A. Hyatt Mayor, head closed gave the Republican pres- olic. He also said that anothei ignored demands by some legis- gave robbery as the motive. idential nominee a lead of 13,160. servicemen abroad. change to industrial zoning. parochial school is planned fo 6f the Department of Prints of lators that he step aside. The women, wives of three the Metropolitan and he authen- Vols Busy He had trailed Kennedy Announcing the drastic foreign An 'Oversight' the area. U.S. District Judge J. Skelly Chicago business executives, throughout the regular count, but ticated it. MIDDLETOWN-Local firemen spending curbs last night at Au- In the resolution adopted las During yesterday's court ses Wright issued the integration or- were brutally beaten to death in the absentee tally was: Nixon "Yours is better than the one were kept busy last night and gusta, Ga., Eisenhower declared night, the board stated that the sion, William R. Blair, Jr., o: der and enjoined the legislature a canyon in the park. They were 32,186; Kennedy 84,458. we have," he told her. early this morning with a stub- it is imperative to bring this area had been marked as res- Red Bank, attorney for thi Mrs. Lillian Oetting, 50; Mrs. These gave Nixon a total of (See INTEGRATION, Pg. 2) This etching was made in fiv born brush fire, which endan- country's out-flow of dollars in- plaintiffs, Raritan Associates Inc. Mildred Lindquist, 50, and Mrs. 3,219,211 to 3,206,051 for Kennedy idential through an "oversight' "states," or sets of impressions, ;ered six houses, and another to better balance with its for- moved to have Raritan Townshi; Frances Murphy, 47. Their The uncounted 20,000 were main in that the board had not kep between which changes wen blaze which destroyed a vacant eign income. The United States issue occupancy for the fou lodies 'were discovered March ly in Republican strongholds ol fully abreast of zone changes "in made in the plate. The first am two-story farmhouse. presently faces a 1960 deficit in model homes already on the siti Board Sets 6. San Diego and Orange Counties, neighboring municipalities." second states are the rare ones Four companies — Lincroft 1 "balance of payments" wh'ch In discussing the matter, the so they may be sold. Eutsey said Weger confessed at More examples exist of the lasi It appeared that only pros, could reach four billion dollars lM-Acrc Tract River Plaza, Middletown No. 1 error exposed by the officia Raritan Valley USA tract was Final Plans 1:45 a.m. He had been picked three states. and Holmdel—answered an alarm The United States is selling mentioned several times, and i\ Judge Knight iaid whether th up at 5 p.m. yesterday for ques- canvass in some of the majoi Has Signature at 2:55 a.m. to the Brookdale counties could upset the Nixoi abroad much more than it is was notwthil the general ares, township issued these or n tioning. The sheriff said he has The second state is the onl; Farm, Phalanx Rd., where the buying there in commercial trade. 1 been under 24-hour surveillance victory. This seemed unlikely. on both the Raritan and Matawan "would not prejudice this court For Voting one on which the plate bore botl farmhouse was burning. But this balance is more th^n decision" on the zoning quest'Oi for a month. Los Angeles County, whic Township sides, is well suited the signature of the painter am The blaze was discovered by Kennedy carried election day offset by heavy military and Raritan Associates, Inc., Pater ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Discrepancies in a second lie for industry. the date. In the upper right ham Special Police Office Lawrence gave Nixon 51,818 absentee vote; foreign aid expenditures in other son, has brought suit against th Residents of Highlands and>,At- detector test led authorities to The Raritan Valley USA dc corner of the print are the word Mahoney. to 30.502 for the President-elec countries and by private U. S. lantic Highlands will vote • question Weger, they said. velopers have claimed in couri township to have a zoning amem "ed. Manet, 1861." Firemen were at the scene Eking out the victory mean: investments there. AM these af- three polling places in the Dec Officials had thought that the that the area is not suited fo ment set aside. The amendmen The signature appears to hav more than four hours, but were that, although Nixon may havi fect the balance of payments. 22 referendum on the proposed women were sexually molested, industry. changed the residential zoning been traced over. This fact unable to save the frame struc- lost the big one, he has neve; One purpose of the sweeping Henry Hudson Regional junior- but Weger told the shefirr he did the area in question to industrial ture. been beaten in his home state. senior high school. not rape them but disarranged first led Mrs. Osten to question curbs Is to maintain world con- SENT TO JAIL after the developers had receivec the print's authenticity. Experts, The firemen had to lay some He was elected to the House o fidence in the dollar, the Presi- map approval for the Raritar Balloting will start at 4 p.m heir clothing after they were RED BANK-Juel Lee Jeffer- however, have told her thai 6,000 feet of hose to get water Representatives twice, the Sen- dent made clear. Another is to Valley USA project. and close at 9 p.m. dead to make it appear that fon, Catherine St., this morning (See TREASURE, Pg. 17) to the house. Hydrant connec- ate once and the vice presidency protect this country's 18 billion The area is a 140-acre tra Voters from Districts 2 and 3, they were raped. was sentenced to 60-90 days in tions were made in Lincroft Vil- twice. (See IKE ORDERS, Pg. 2) Jail for fighting in the street last in Hazlet off Line and Bethan Atlantic Highlands, will vote in Weger told the sheriff he lage, and water was also pumped night in front of his house. (See TRIAL, Pg. 2) the Atlantic Highlands fin spotted the women coming out of Woman Is Critical from Toop's Pond. the canyon and herded them back house, and voters from Districl Deputy Chief Harlan Hogan and tied them together. He told After Taking Pills 1 will cast their ballots in Bor- said cause of the fire has not the sheriff he picked up a club ough Hall. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - An As- been determined, but it is be- County Board Cuts and beat Mrs. Murphy first and All three Highlands election bury Park woman who took a ieved it started in the kitchen. New Demo Leader left her for dead, then beat the large number of sleeping pills districts will vote in the High- Owned by Lewis Thompson, the other two struggling women un- at her brother's home here yes- lands Public School. louse had been unoccupied for 9 til they were dead. terday was in critical condition At a meeting last night in th' bout two weeks. Raceway Tax Hike today at Fitkin Hospital, Nep- For Raritan in 61 Atlantic Highlands School, the Mrs. Murphy had only been Damage was estimated at $10,- regional board announced a stunned. Weger told the sheriff, tune, police said. FREEHOLD — The Monmouth RARITAN TOWNSHIP — E I0O. schedule of public meetings ti and got up and began to fight Mrs. Helen Candidano, 42, of County Tax Board said yesterday ward J. Cullen announced ye; The other fire—a brush fire— discuss the referendum. again until he subdued her. 415 Second Ave., Asbury Park, it has shaved $101,200 from a terday he will retire from hi started at 11:15 p.m. in the old Board members will discus: State's Attorney Harland War- swallowed an undetermined num- Meat Bids $229,000 tax assessment increase Nix Variance post as local Democratic lead township dump off Kings Hwy., the proposed school at a meet- ren said the cord with which the ber of sleeping pills, police said, imposed on the property of the after the April primary. Navesink. ng of the Atlantic Highlands women were tied, led them to while visiting her brother, Dan- Freehold Raceway Association in For Nursing Mr. Cullen has been, active Debris from Hurricane Donna Received Parent-Teacher Association at suspect Weger originally. It was iel Lupo, 409 Belmont Ave., Co- caught on fire, police said, and Freehold Borough. politics since 1923. 8:15 p.m. today in the school. the same kind used in the kitchen lonial Terrace. His first post Was as a membe the Navesink, Middletown No. 1 The board said also it had up- Home in Boro On Monday they will appea: of the lodge where Weger Capt. Harry Harvey is investi- and Community (of Leonardo) By County held a total of $56,000 in race- of the Democratic county execu before members of the Sons and worked, Warren said. gating. tlve committee in Union Bead companies were called out. Some FREEHOLD—Three bids were vay assessments on barns and WEST LONG BRANCH - The Daughters of Liberty in VFW 1,000 feet of hose had to be laid. eceived yesterday by the Mon- land in Freehold Township. Board of Adjustment voted unan- in 1923-24 when Union Bead Hall and on Tuesday at a meet- was part of Raritan Township The firemen went home about mouth County Board of Free- The announcements highlighted imously last night to deny a zon- ing of the PTA of Our Lady o a.m., then were called back olders for purchase of meat end reports of action in more than ing variance for construction of Union Beach became a separai Perpetual Help School in thi borough in 1925. Drive for Industry at 3 a.m. and stayed until 5:30 meat products for the county 100 appeals recently considered a nursing home on an eight-acre school hall. wetting down the debris to avoid ail, Allenwood Hospital, and rom the Freehold and Western tract off Monmouth Rd. Mr, Cullen has served on A final "Town Meeting," with executive committee her a num nd possibility of the fire spread- County Welfare Home. Monmouth County area. Objections to the request of County Schools Superintendent ing through the woods t-v any of Bids which ranged $2,426.60 and Louis Cesarano, on behalf of ber of times during the past thr Earl B. Garrison as guest will be Township Figures Stand decades. Begun in Township the six nearby homes. ipwards for 51 items would cover Midwood Manor, Inc., were ex- held Dec. 5 in Atlantic Highlands upplies for December. The Freehold Borough Assessor Lost In 1955 School. Fred Quinn had raised the race- pressed at a public hearing last MATAWAN TOWNSHIP- The The board plans to create more board, in a new policy, hns an month by many adjoining and He was an unsuccessful cand The board will have a boot! Planning Board decided last night way land and plant assessment date for Township Committee industrial zones in the townrhip Officials nounced it will seek bids every from its 1959 figure of $25,000 nearby property owners. Saturday af the Highlands PTA to make an all-out drive to get —in addition to those areas which month. Until now it has pur 1955. bazar and will distribute infor- and $124,000, respectively to $200,- The site would have been prop industry to locate here. are already so designated In the chased meats without bids. erty now owned by the Shore He has been Democrat mation and answer questions. Said Joseph P. Stenger, with 000 and $170,000. He acted after proposed zoning ordinanca. To Inspect The board took the bjds undei reports had circulated that the Gas and Oil Company, on the leader (chairman of the couni a smile: executive committee) for t Mr. Stenger reported that the advisement until Monday when track was for sale for $3,000,- west side of Monmouth Rd., "We're going to try to catch past three years. Industrial division of Jersey Cen- Sea Wall he low bidder on each item wiii 000. south of Rt. 36. The tract is in Harbor's up with Holmdel." be announced. The three b'ds • business zone, "I think it's time I step asi tral is "already interested" in The Tax Board reduced the (Holmdel has a $30 million Bell one area of the township for po FREEHOLD — Serious breaks came from Victory Market, Harry S. De Camp, board and let a younger fellow ta n several spots of the multi-mil- land assessment to $108,200 and over," he told The Register ye: Labs research center going up, tentlal development. Bank, the present supplier, who chairman, was pressed by Mr. ion dollar ocean sea wall at the grandstands, track and other terday. Dredging expects to get a $15 million had the low bid; Schmidt Broth Cesarano to state a reason for Robert G. Hamlin, manager of Sea Bright's North Beach were improvements to $160,000. The Mr. Cullen denied that he hi paper cup factory and a 150-acre ers, Long Branch, $3,787.1)5 and the board's refusal to amend tho the division, has singled out inflicted by Hurricane Donna new assessment, based on been "at odds" with Democrat industrial park,' in addition to the the County Rd. area (off Rt. Arnold Jensen & Sons, Belford equalized true value ratios used ordinance, extending uses per- Unsolved $2 million Bendix Corp. plan' Sept. 6 and are a serious cause $4,188.30. mitted in the zone to cover nurs Committeemen Philip J. Bland; 35) in Cliffwood, Mr. Stenger in the borough, would put an Jr., and James G. Brady duri ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - which has been completed.) of concern. Monroe Marx, representing Ing homes. said, as "ideal" for a small in- estimated fair value of $20,000 the past two years. An old problem—dredging at the Mr. Stenger said the boards' dustrial site. The property has Monmouth County Freeholder Marcel Darche Co., Asbury Park, on each of the 27 acres in the Except to note that as drawn 'We have had our differences, municipal yacht harbor — con industrial committee is being re- direct access to the New York Director Joseph C* Irwin, who was present, but did not bid Ho tract, Tax Board sources said. the zoning ordinance specified he said, "but they have bee tinued to plague the Harboi activated and that, among other and Long Branch railroad line. made the statement yesterday told reporters his company haM In the township, Assessor Wal- the kinds of businesses to be minor differences." Commission last night. agencies, it will work with th? said the board will confer to planned to hid, hut neglecled *o permitted and that ths list Mr. Stenger said the boardV ter Lott added $27,000 to the 195!) Councilman William F. industrial dewslopment division morrow, about this and other its offer completed, in time raceway figure, putting the I960 omitted nursing homes, Mr. De Support Blanda committee will meet with Mr Conncll, chairman of the group of the Central Railroad of New coastal erosion problems, wit! for yesterday's meeting, figures at $-lS,500 on the track's Camp said he would make no Regarding the fact that Mr. Hamiin regarding this and other reported that no word had beer Jersey in getting manufacturing State Conservation Commission Mr. Marx objected tn specifi- three properties which embrace explanation. Blanda will be up for re-election potential idustrlal areas, In the received from the State Bureai firms interested in locating here near future. er Salvatore A. Bontempo f>nd cations when the board first •10 acres, and $7,500 on improve- He told news reporters after- next year, Mr. Cullen said: of Navigation in answer to thi the latter's staff. sought bids two months ago MP ments. wards that th'e board had acted "If he chooses to run again, I commission's request for a con Survey Made The conference, sot after a said they were vague an-.! for- for the "best Interests of Health will back him all the way. Mr. Oilier Cases Blanda has done a great deal for ference on the dredging matter INDEX The committee made a survey luncheon at Bahrs' Landing, eign to the trade. He said Illis and welfare of the community." Highlands, will be followed by Though tin: raceway sought re- this township, and I will say The project, originally sche Amusements 18 of the entire township last week fact accounted for failure of any ductions of these values, the Tax an inspection lour along >h right now that I will circulate his uled to get under way by Oct. Births 2 In other business, the mora other company, except Victory Board let them stand. ocean nnd Sandy Hook ba> HOLMDEL, NOT RARITAN petition for the primary election reached a stalemate when thi Jim Bishop 6 torium on new residential con Market, to make a bid nt the Other cases reported: Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. as ten and will be the first to sign It." Navigation Bureau and the com Hal Boyle 12 struction was extended another 30 shores, he said. time. Tho board drew new sped tatlvely announced plans to build Mr. Cullen said he will remain mission could not reach an agre Bridge , 24 days — to Jan. 2 — to permi The commissioner will hi fications and readvertised. FREEHOLD a $15 million 1,000,000 square- active in local politics even after ment on where to dump th Classified 30-31 time for adoption of the proposes asked, Mr. Irwin added, to giv As to specifications prepared W. T. Gram Company, 31 East foot plant In Holmtlel, not in he has given up the leadership, waste. Comics 24 zone code. immediate attention to a co op- for yesterday's bidding, Mr Main St., building, $'10,000 to Raritan Township as reported in He said he would be available After somo discussion, th Crossword Puzzle 24 The board announced It will erative program with the county Marx said they were cood and $35,000 by mutual consent of the error yesterdny. as an 'advisor" to the new group authorized Harvey Bowtei Editorials ..6 draw up plans for a slum clear- and various municipalities to re should permit fair bidding. company and tho assessor. leader, when tho selection is to contact James K. Rankln Hcrblock 6 ance program, particularly 'n th pair storm damage. Main and Smith Realty Co.; 2-' Public Auction Sale made next April. the bureau nnd attempt to set Kitty Kelly 26 Cliffwood area and indicated As to the wall, ho said th DISCUSS ORDINANCES 1 West Main St., building, $40,- Estate of Mary E. llnynes and conference dnlc. Obituaries 2 that a new substandard housing stair- nnd county already hav SIIRF.WSIIURY - The Plan (Sre TAX HOAKD, Pg. 2) additions from other estates. Rummage Sale In other action, (he commissio Sylvia Porter ordinance may be adopted
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SUN. 9 ToV am MMhm flf e *4-TW«l»y, Xov. 17, 1060 RED BANK RF/.ISTER lW "The Am." Sandalutm To 4wtify for d* dub • boy had to break into • car during Charged To the faytme swd into tnottitr car The Piece •» Go - For The Brtndi You Knew 3t night, Police Chief Matthew Zaleski said. Sine Youths Police reported that the stolen SOUTH RIVER (AP) -Police j ancles ujcluded^ radios^ can.
lave arrested nine youths, a"jelectric shavers. nembers of a club dedicated to I details of the boys' capture by letty crimes, and charged themjeapt. John Quinn and Patrolman ith 20 cases of vandalism. I Edward Kelly were not disclosed. The youths, ranging in agej rom 10 to 13&years old, werej Eighty-live per cent of the elig- >icked up yesterday. ; jble voters cast ballots in the re- Their names were withheld be- cent elections in Sweden, a new ause of their ages, but all ivere record.
EATONTOWN'S new elementary school will look like this, if voters approve it in a Dec. 6 referendum. Fronting LIMITED TIME SPECIAL FOR on Broad St., the building will have 22 classrooms, to accommodate 700 pupils. The wing on the righi it for kin- GORHAM FALI dergarten facilities, with an entrance on Wyckoff Rd. Central wing will contain primary classrooms and combina- STERLING AND SO tion auditorium-cafeteria. The left wing will haveyintermediate classrooms and a full-fledged gymnasium — the MANY SEASONS borough's first. Plans are by architects Licht and Johnson, Englewood. They call for sidewalks bordering the 8-WAY TO COME... site, landscaping, baseball and soccer fields, play areas and parking facilities. Total cost will be $1,173,000 OUR of which $790,000 is to be raised by a bond issue. "Spinet" Candelabra ALWAYS NEW-LOOKING Other officers of (lie associa- treasurer, 420 Hollywood Ave. Weekly College Library tion are: Mrs. Aaron Melinker, West End; Mrs. George Chertoff PLATEAU' first vice president, 87 Sidney recording secretary, 11 Johnsor Ave., Monmouth Beach, anc SUIT BY Croup Opens Ave., Deal; Mrs. H. H. Freed- Mrs. Walter Kohn, publicity, 5f TIMELY CLOTHES man, C3 West Main St., Free- phit'lir,_ Food •rive Today hold; Mrs. Norman S.iuer 233 rn""1" Corlics Ave., Allenhurst, and No problem finding tenant: WEST LONG BRANCH The Mrs. Joseph Schofel, 91 Hatha- you advertise The Registe Interchangeable sec- Review Monmouth College Library Asso- way Ave., Deal, all second vice tions |ivi you three- By the Associated Press ciation opens its drive today to presidents; Mrs. Bernard Kaye,!way.—Advertisement. NOW! I bring college library holdings to! light candelabra 1114" PER PAIR Beef roasts top an extensive,a total of 150,000 volumes. ' high, or low single Right around the calendar, 3-ou'll find our handsome variety of week-end specials: The job will require about sticks for less formal $75.00 Plateau absolutely weightless on your shoulders thanks featured by supermarkets and;$75O,00O, Mrs. Otto Lehmann, occasions. In all, eight to the way Pacific Mills "prelaxes" the fabric in theneighborhood groceries for pre-; president of the group, an- variations in height. A Fid. Til lncl. weaving . . . And the Balanced T^'r^ng never lets the Thanksgiving Day meals. nounced. Gorham original in The traditional holiday turkey, Jn the spring of 1961 the col-, LEON'S sterling silver. Bmart lines retire! Try one soon! 79.y."> is making a strong appearance |ege library will be housed in OFFERS YOU ALL THESE Regulars • Longs • Shorts among the meat counter specials the recently acquired Guggen- hut, of course, the big demand heim building. After a formal FINE SERVICES! won't get under way until Mon- dedication, the new library will' • DRY CLEANING • RUG CLEANING LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS dav. i be called "The Murry and Leoniei Rib. round and chuck roastsjGuggenheim Memorial Library; • LAUNDRY • PILLOW RENOVATION Red Long are the big items among the of Monmouth College." • FUR STORAGE • FUR REPAIRS Bank Branch beef cuts. In the New York met-. The college library now owns' ! CALL Sll 7-2800 FOR FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY ropolitan area prices for rib | about 30,000 books. 64-78 WHITE STREET RED BANK roast are down six cents a pound' from last week. But elsewhere in- creases range up to 10 cents a pound. Other beef items getting fav-j ored treatment include steaks, j veal chops and rib ends. ' Pork Popular Pre-Holiday Specials! Pork also is getting a good, ,play in the meat departments. 23 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANKl^owever' Pr'ces are UP as as 24 cents a pound for loin pork I See Your Nearest G-E Dealer for NEW LOWER PRICES • Van Heusen Palm Beach chops in some sections of the • McGregor Charge It—Use our Timely East although they are un- Sportswear 90-day charge. Clothes changed in New York City. and EASIER TERMS oh these Top-of-the-Line • Jockey Alligator Pork specials include hams, I • Clipper Cralt No service charge. Stetson chops, ribs, butts, loins, bacon' Clothes Hats and sausage. ! Bargains in lamb are limited; to leg and combinations in some! Eastern cities. j Along the eastern seaboard the I fish specials include cod filet, j smelt and shrimp. ; GENERAL ELECTRIC Egg prices continue their WARDS climb. Large white eggs are upi four cents a dozen over last week! to 77 cents in the New York i metropolitan area. In other cities I prices advanced two to four cents | a dozen. _ i MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Housewives will have many 4ufom/ic RANGES varieties of newly arrived vege- EATONTOWN CIRCLE tables from far-flung growing 10 A.M.-9:30 P.M. MON.-WED.-THURS.-FRI. areas available for the Thanks- Featuring SEHSI-TEMP Unit- giving table. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. TUES.-SAT. Vegetables Listed These include Florida celery, Maine russet potatoes, California Dials Your Top-of-the-Range Cooking, cucumbers, squash and anise, Virginia spinach, North Carolina celery and cabbage, radishes and MAKES AHY PAH AUTOMATIC! Alabama and Ohio watercress. Also new on the market are MODEL J-408. More beautiful than ever, more con- Arizona honeydew melons and venient than ever—wilh automatic controls so easy to use Cuba and Florida tangerines. they take the watching and the guessing out of cooking. Best buys among vegetables Touch a key to cook automatically ... set the timer and are anise, carrots, broccoli, brus- let it tend the oven. Big master oven has rotisscric and meat sel sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, thermometer. Keyboard pushbuttons are illuminated for mushrooms, medium yellow on- ions, Florida and South Carolina easy visibility . . . lighted dials show temperatures clearly. radishes, sweet potatoes, Long Enjoy all the convenience and extra capacity of two auto- .. if 35* A WEEK Island potatoes, turnips and ruta- II bagas. malic ovens, each with broiler. tittle tf!«r !mi!l In the good buy classification •i down piymint are artichokes, beans, celery, cu- cumbers, endive, escarole, let- Up to 3 Yean to Pay. tuce, parsley, spinach, yellow MODEL J-3O8 Wonderful in every way . . . with squash and Puerto Rico sweet a potatoes. automatic top-of-rangc and oven cooking . . . with illumi- Corn, eggplant, okra, peas, pep- nated keyboard pushbuttons, lighted dials, and now, easy- pers, green Italian squash and to-use automatic controls . . . with all deluxe features tomatoes are expensive. (except the meat thermometer). Floodlighted Master Oven Among fruits the best buys are is Starlight Grey, with chrome - apples, cranberries and emperor lined door and "picture win- 4fcAA* grapes. . V »"• % •fttrtmill Good buys are chestnuts, cocoa- 11 %M down payment. nuts, limes, pears and Florida grapefruit. Up to 3 Years to Pay. Melons and strawberries are quite costly. LOWEST PR/CfD! Heads Student Puihbulton 30" *j Council Croup range with big ' . 23" master oven. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - «!*» William Burfeina, 16, Plainfield •SXsBi Model J-300. High School junior, was elected +**o&0 W***1 QOO\W president of the New Jersey As- &. 0* sociation of High School Councils iw* Coo,VW' » yesterday. AO** .O>0' He was chosen to succeed t>\t>*et Built-in Ovens Douglas Pearson, Glen Rock High School senior, at the associ- Bring You 10 Big Features for ation's .15th annual meeting on, ei **«• muted tones the Rutgers University campus? *o* ,it«^ Better Cooking, Easier Cleaning ( More than 2,000 undents from rttW' t*aidW some 250 public and parochial fc\etW" **°'Don',.ne»» 5. Cloctfic Meat MACHINE-WASH FLANNEL IN high schools around the state at- Thermomoter O^^'uj^MJo«W' NEWEST CHECKS, PRINTS tended the all-day conclave. So* 6. Automatic They listened to an address by M n •\\(fl««' Rotisseiia 0<* 7. Porcelain Dr. Alice V. Kelihcr, distin- o^t oettfiW««» ^r..,.c»i«^ Interior guished service professor at jer- V >v Co«««" >. Automatic Oven 166 reg. 1.9! sey City State College, in the Floodlight Rutgers gym. • °%*..^ 9. Built-in Oven Other new officers elected, were Vent Michael Marucci, 15, Orange, \ 10. 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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BANK REGISTER I Cub Tow Wow Officer Slate Eatontown , 8—TbuwUy, Nov, 17, I960 Twd Event* New Officer Belford ehertra wttt play, TWf it MM of Set Saturday Tfw Wilmeyer Civic AM 10 Presented several affaire ptouied duriaf the I* Installed plan* to distribute gifte ai)4 an* Dance Set winter Are Marked dy to children in Wilmeyer 1 and EATONTOWN — Mrs. Gary Carl P. Flemming, club man- Complete Course WEST KEANSBURG — The EATONTOWN J- Ship Ahoy EATONTOWN -Mr. and Mrs. | Co^nc"^'B^'' Scouts, will hold 2 developments before Christ- /orthley, president and chair- iager, said reservations for the Ladies Auxiliary, Schaufler Fran- Beach Club, Sea Bright, with Robert Hayes, Cliffwood Ave., | its I960 Pow Wow for Cub Scout mas. John Teehan will play San man, conducted the nominations ! event will close Monday. In First Aid zen, VFW post, met last week at several co-operating members, were hosts at a dinner party j leaders in the civic auditorium ta Claus. The group met at theession at Tuesday night's meet- the home of Mrs. Del Loihle, 26 will sponsor a Thanksgiving par- Serving on the planning com- RED BANK - The standard of home pf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Web- ng of the ambulance auxiliary in Friday night in their home. i Monmouth Shopping Center at Hazlet Ave., Hazlet. ty and dance for members and mittee are Mrs. Irving Schlosser, first aid course was completed 19 a.m. Saturday. ster, Hollie Dr. East, Monday. he ambulance room. Joseph Rosato was the installing guests Saturday, Nov. 26, at Old Mrs. Lyman B. Lockwood, and by eight persons at the Adult The party marked a joint cele- Douglas B. Russ, Deal, general The next meeting will be Dec. Mrs. Robert Brower was nom as junior vice president. Mrs. Orchard Country Club this place. Mrs. George Bergstresser. School Monday night. bration of the 40th wedding an- chairman, said a full day's pro- 12. inated for president; Mrs. Henry Joseph Rosato wa sthe installing James R. Acker, volunteer in- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter jfiram has been arranged for the iddle, vice president; Mrs. Wil- officer. structor for the county Red Cross Guerci, Mrs. Hayes parents, and:ieaders of the councjrs 100 packs Billy Nash, son of Mr. and Mrs. iam Pfister, recording secretary, Mrs. Fred Becher, chairman of Chapter, issued certificates j(o the 11th birthday of the Hayes , Thomas j DeyVl^ Qcean John Nash, Main St., celebrated nd Mrs. Frank Lastella, treas Mrs. Robert W. Larrabee and son Charles. | Grove, is in charge of a liandi- the cancer fund drive, announced his eighth birthday, Saturday •er. plans for a cakeless cake sale. Mrs. Herta Brooks, Runison; AtAtlending g were Mr. and Mrs. :Craft demonstration and instruc- with Robert Helwig, Gail Wilson An amendment to be adopted it's a gift The sale will be held Tuesday Mrs. Minor B. Tilton, Miss Nancy Carlo Gucrci and son Ricky, tion period for den mothers in and Carol Nash. I the auxiliary was read for the at the Grand Union, Airport Celebrity K. Wall, and Albert J. North, Mrs. John Hornbastel, and Rob- the morning, rst of three times. It calls for ">laza. Satin Red Bank; Miss Gretchen J. ert Hayesy , this place, and Mr.J. Fred Billet', Shrewsbury, FINDS KING-SIZE JADE iroceeds from one fund-raising Reed, Atlantic Highlands; Jo- and Mrs. Louiis Libutti, Long scout executive; James E. Blow- RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP) —roject to be used for a social seph A. Ricciuti, Wanamassa, Branch. ers, New Shrewsbury, and Ru- Claude D. Fike has a 3'/2 to 4 ton unction for auxiliary members. boudoir slippers 3.98 pair and Salvatore Costanzo, Neptune. Friday afternoon Charles enter- dolph J. Lindberg, Jr., Fairview, Troop Has boulder sitting on his front lawn. Refreshments and a gift ex- tained for his friends, Kathy and will instruct a morning session on But it's not like any other boulder hange will be featured at the Malta has been a British Paul Rice and Charles Casano. pack administration for cubCookout- — it's Wyoming jade. hristmas party Tuesday, Dec. from Crown Colony since 1814. masters, their assistants and Fike said the rock may be the 0, in the ambulance'room. UJ£> COSTLY PROTEST members of pack committees. NEW SHREWSBURY — Inter- largest single piece of jade ever Hostesses for the evening were Following luncheon, Master nediate Girl Scout Troop 268 had '& YANKO'BROAD STS. U. S. COINS BRING CHARLOTTE, N. C. (AP) - taken from the earth. He said •Irs. Claude Melone and Mrs. Sgt. Manuel N. Spoon, Fort Mon in outdoor cookout Saturday at much of the boulder is probably ohn Dietz, Jr. RED BANK ft HIGH PRICES Emerging from a restaurant, he home of its leader, Mrs. Rob- metermaid mouth; Michael Litzengerger, of gem value, but he's not going Many roinjr Including those found 5 Cecil Bruton saw a West Keansburg; Herbert Hen- rt Parkans, Murphy Rd. It pays to advertise in The m ymir change, brins high pre- *•putting a $1 parking ticket on the to cut it up. miums. Thr new 1961 edition of ningsen, Farmingdale; Johan P. An investiture ceremony "The way I see it," he said, egister—Advertisement. the Hmi'Jhmk of l.'.S. Coins (lllus- windshield of his automobile. Burfeind, Freehold, and Robert marked the graduation from {:.iif*ri i rifsrrlhrs and lists the the value of this piece is in Bruton rushed protesting Brownies into Girl Scouting for prircs that (icalrri pay lor every Mayberry, Elberon, will instruct ts size. It would be a shame to coin ever minted. across the street. :he troop. in cub games, ceremonies and cut it up." Fike, a rockhound and SI. 1 had to go in there to getht e presentation of stunts and Mrs. Parkans presented pins (plus 15P pnstasp and lutndling) playlets. retired farmer, ran across the change for the parking meter," :o Barbara Ebert, Judith Ann ind on Green Mountain near MONMOUTH STAMP he said. Donald R. Ulmer, New Mon- 'arkans, Barbara Appleyard, Lander, Wyo. jf? AND COIN SHOP The metermaid agreed to louth, will be in charge of a Candy MacMoyle, Irene Rotten- berg, Sharon Fisler, Linda Guise, M MO.NMnlTH ST., RED FANK get the.parking ticket-and shelmjdway featuring games of skill. HOST TO COUNTY GROUP Sll»ds Hide 10826 handed Bruton a citation for|Cub Scouts will present a pro- Victoria Taylor, Diane Messner, HIGHLANDS — The American jaywalking. Cost: $3. gram called "Blue Ribbon Mary O'Keefe, and Jean Iorie. Legion Auxiliary will be host for tkt most for your money Events." The troop had a party recently tomorrow at 8 p.m. to the Mon- Participants will receive cer- at the home of Mrs. Herman mouth County American Legion this Is tificates. Ebert, Glenwood Dr. The troop Auxiliary. is selling Christmas cards. the ooat to buy There are 1,200 organizations selling health insurance in the Hear Report Freeholders' United States. On Convention Forum Slated fabric WEST KEANSBURG — Mrs. NEW BRUNSWICK - A two- from the finest George Weber, Parent-Teacher day training program for New mills ... in your choice Association president, reported at Jersey's newly-elected freehold- of smart herringbones, last week's meeting, on the con- ers will be held at Rutgers Uni- checks and overplaids. vention held in Atlantic ity Nov. versity Dec. 1 and 2. Wearing 3. Three units of the university, Four members, Mrs. George ths Bureau of Government Re- Weber, Mrs. George Richards, search, the Eagleton Institute of Mrs. Robert Simon, and Mrs. LenPolitics and the University Exten- color Countrymen attended. sion Division are co-sponsoring 1 F. R RISTINE & CO. This month's program is "Back the forum's second annual ses all the subtle tonings of to School Night" along with sion. DUCO olive, charcoal and the Established 1902 American Education Week. In co-operation with the New sophisticated combinations of black with brown.. Members New York and Phila.-Bdti. Slock Exchanges Mrs. James Moore, member- Jersey Association of Chosen ship chairman, welcomed 20 new Freeholders, the university has American Stock Exchange members and announced 100 per developed a program designed to cent faculty membership. acquaint the freeholders with ENAMEL STOCKS . BONDS . MUTUAL FUNDS many practical aspects of their Civil Defense class will con- tailoring tinue tonight at 8 o'clock in thenew jobs. Lester R. Ross, Mgr. -for Kitchens West Keansburg school. The forum will be held at Wood 3S EAST FRONT ST. • RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Mrs. Joan Moran, parent edu- Lawn, the home of the Eagleton by Barron-Anderson, and Berths a topcoat specialist, famed Telephone - SHadyside 7 -1114.-.WX • UN cation program' chairman, an- Institute on the Douglass College nounced that Dr. William Lerner, campus. Beautiful semi-gloss finish that for "Gravity Fit"® Keyport and Asbury Park, wil stays beautiful through repeated Other Barron-Anderson speak to the group. RUMMAGE SALE washings. Odorless. Easy to use. topcoats, from $79.50 to $165 His topic will be dentistry RED BANK - The combined BRIGHT ACRE OPEN EVERY EVENING through hypnotism. A demonstra- auxiliaries of the Family and Eighteen lovely colors *2>97 qt tion will follow. The program will Children's Services of Monmouth Saturday & Sunday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. be held at the home of Mrs. Le- County will hold a rummage sale UI.H roy Gilbert, 1 Gerald Ter., Hazlet all day tomorrow in Trinity Epis- J. H. KELLY CO. Nov. 29 at 3 p.m. copal Church parish hall, West Mrs. Leo Redmond, refresh- Front St. All types of clothing Cor. Broad St. HERCULES ments chairman, announced that for men, women and children wil open Fri. nite be sold, as will household items mothers of fourth grade students Men's and Boys' Clothing will be the hostesses next month and bric-a-brac. and Harding Road 'til 9 p.m. The next meeting will be Dec.. 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH 13. The next executive meeting1] It pays to advertise in TheRed Bank SH 7-3900 ENGLISH BICYCLES will be held Dec. 6. Register—Advertisement. Unconditional lifarim* guaran* tee on frame, Ml slie with SPECIAL MEETING EATONTOWN — A specia coaster brake. meeting of the Monmouth Region ALSO 24" SITES IN STOCK at High School Board of Educa Mm ad 32? tion will be held tomorrow a. SHREWSBURY CARPET 7:30 p.m. at 72 Throckmorton Ave. to set the date and place for opening of bids for construc- tion of locker rooms, site work FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT for athletic facilities, hook-up o second boiler and installation o by FLEXSCREEN and PURITAN shelving. WONDERFUL SELECTION Frilly 'n Flirty Screens Mode to Measure an 95 Our Premises. 24 & up Pleas* bring exact measurements. Special Flexsereen Ensemble
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BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY Hurry, aend 25c now! I \ I • ' Ml Ail OOP BED BANK REGISTER Thmlay, !far. 17, 1960-9 of *• M JM mem to. Port Brownie* Hold LETTERS, From 'READERS S3•torn tht MNIt Vtty tnrfjr youn, MOTTO TO UVE IV | YD eommui much hon&UiiUing, there exitU M» people voted for Mr : Thorn* /, Lynch, it. Investiture i there were only about «,3W voles MANGUM, OMa. (AP) - Bo frightening potentiality of cm- for the runner-up Ri wblican 'tit Greater Comptimetu' Monmouth HAZLET — Brownie Troop IS ceuse of an Inscription above the] 9 Kevan PI., flict of interest. We thought the Irene Oches, daughter of Mr. held its investiture ceremony las' front door of headquarters, police j Middletown, fJ. J. voters should be aware of this candidate for Township Commit- tee. So there seems to e about Fair Haven, N. J. and Mrs. Arthur Oches,/ Main week in the fire house here here figure they'll be getting ai To the Editor: potentiality, for it is not neces- St., celebrated her second birth- Flag ceremony participant: lot of calls for help. I sarily true that "what's good for 1,600 Republicans who did not 411 River Rd. As campaign manager for Earl business is good for the com- render any such tribut to Mr. To the EdiEditort : day Sunday. Guests were Mr. and were Florence Kochanwicz, Mar- The calls - which flood the Moody during the recent election Roberts' "team." Per Bauer, City Island, garet Sharpe, Bonnie Turner munity" to paraphrase a noted the I want to extend to you and . telephone switchboard at J head- campaign in Middletown, I feel GOP "team" needs a N y Mr and Haro](j Jackie Martin and Kathy Purcel' Republican. ap- your staff the sincere apprecia- quarters — come from school that I must take issue with your proach, or at the very li st some OcheSiMr .an d M „ Och. A play, "How a Brownie Cam; children. Many get the homework tion of the Fair Haven Demo- • East y recent editorial, "GOP Muscle in We also stressed the one-party substitutes, for it appe • E Keansburgb ; Robert, irs that cratic Party, and myself, for the to Be," was presented. Karen assignment during the first weeks Bayshore." domination of the affairs of Mid- the line is weakening. Kathy Ste- and Basista, Linda Therkelsen, Mar- of school to learn the text of the The voters have rendered their dletown. -And we do not feel that ihen Oches, East Keansburg. ion Campbell, Cathy Past?wait, inscription. It says: "Dedicated this domination is either "good To all those who voti for us coverage given our recent cam- decision, and we humbly accept we extend our sincere pprecia- paign by your organization. j Jan Swanson and Marie MRneri to justice for all in the firm be- this decision—but we do not ap- government" or "sincerity," as The sixth birthday of Laurie took part. lief that obedience to the law is you seem to. It would seem to tion, and pledge to them our con- As usual, the coverage was ex- Williams, daughter of Mr. and SLIDE INTO EASY WINTER preciate your calling us "over- tinued efforts to combat Shis one- freedom." me that one measure of sincer- haustive, the quotations of the!(Mrs. Arthur Williams, Wilson The new members invested anri LIVING WITH ME! zealous campaigners" nor your party domination of 01 town- Mrs. John Varlcy, a sixth grade ity would be to at least tacitly candidates were correct,and the',Ave; was ce|ebrated Saturday at presented pins by the leader, Implication that we made "reck- ship's affairs. We accept the fact reporting was always W and Mrs. Walter Therkelsen, are Ar- teacher at Christ the King School, less charges" of "conflicts of in- admit that members of the op- famifamill y partyrt . Join the modern families who position party are lot power- that we are membei of a impartial. 1' —can "-'-'think- -o'f -n-o J r i lene Henkoski, Rose Maneri, first gave the assignment in 1957. terest." What Mr, Moody stated minority party, but wil not be hungry nincompoops, with polit- ;reater compliment to pay to a Victory Lynn Muzeteska, daugh- Mareen Rush, Sally Slia-pe. Police said she told them that slide over budget problems with (and this enough times for you deterred in our efforts t combat ical motivations behind every newspaper. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mu- Adele Basista. Kathy Iaderos.i she thinks the inscription is a my help. I'm O. Howie Hustles, and your reporters to have heard government by crony. Again, thanl; you very much ssisted Mrs. Therkelsen with tho good motto to live by. it correctly) was that when local criticism they make. zeteska, celebrated her fifth birth- the Register Classified Ad, who There are at least for a job well done. day Saturday. Present were Kev- presentation. Mrs. Nick Paste- businessmen, and in particular I also think it slightly ridicu- many fair-minded Republicans Sincerely, in Dunn, Edward Morgadado, Mi- wait, co-leader, also attended. No problem finding tenants sells no longer used ( household real estate brokers, dominate lous for you to state that the as there are Democrats among o Milton Kosene hael and Maryanne Kisrnan, The troop sold 552 boxes oi the government in an area auch verdict in Middletown is a "tri ir neigh- when you advertise The Register items for quick cash. Call SH 1- bors, who, we are sur Martha Nelson, Betty Ann Mu- :pokies in the recent sale. Jackie as ours where there has been so bute to the quiet Mr. Howard W. do not 0010 with your list today. DIABETES TESTS zeteska, Mrs. Grace Hotvell, Mrs. Martin and Linda Therkelsen soW way.—Advertisement. 428 Division St. Betty Morgadado and Charles 72 boxes each. Long Branch, N. J. Pry or. To the Editor: Refreshments were served by he hostesses for the day, Glady? The state Department of Health Mr. and Mrs. Howard ReCorr herkelsen, Barbara Turner and has designated the week of Nov. visited Mr. and Mrs. William Bette Pastewait. delicious hot 13-19 as Diabetes Detection Staab of West Orange several Guests at the meeting were Week. The state Department of days last week. Health says there are about 60,- Mrs. Gordon Swanson and Mrs THANKSGIVING 000 persons with diabetes in New William Schnoor, Collins Ave., Nicholas Hencoski. Jersey who don't know they have has returned from a week's hunt- BAGELS DINNER it. Some of these persons may ing trip in Parkman, Maine. ELEVATOR ANYONE? be right here in our local com- NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) — munities. The seventh birthday of William You aren't crowded on the ele- Every Sunday Morning (Eljurshag, ^o&emtar 24, 1960 Untreated diabetes is no joke. McCabe, son of Mr. and Mrs. vators of the Navy's new atomic- It can cause different kinds of William McCabe, was celebrated powered carrier Enterprise. Each at damage to the body, including by relatives Nov. 8. of the four elevators has a sur- damage to the eyesight. Fortu- face more than 4,000 square feet nately, diabetics who are under Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moon, in area — large enough for two the regular medical care of a and family, Wayne, Delores and average city lots. MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET Choice of physician can lead essentially Judith visited Harry Zawis'ak Saturday in Dover General Hos- Built of aluminum to save Chicken Liver Canape Anchovy Canape Cherrystone Clams normal lives. The important weight, each weighs 105 tons and IN-STORE BAKERY Crabmeat Cocktail Shrimp Cocktail Fresh Fruit Cocktail thing is to identify persons with pital Dover, Del. contains one and a quarter miles diabetes. Participation in the di- Chilled Tomato Juice Grapefruit Juice of aluminum beams one to ten 56 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Hearts of Celery Cider Queen Olives abetes detection campaign is Christine Olsen, Gordon Ct, vis- Waldorf Salad simple, painless, confidential and ited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wal- feet deep. effective. ling of Holmdel for four days Choice of last week. Cream of Turkey, Imperial There is available a detection Consomme, Julienne French Onion Soup au gratin device which can be used in the privacy of one's own home. The Choice of detection kit can be obtained at Hazlet Auxiliary Roast Stuffed Vermont Turkey, Giblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce pharmacies in the Borough of Selected Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au Jus Shrewsbury or police headquar- Hears Reports Roast Long Island Duckling, a l'orange ters. After the sepcimen has HAZLET—Mrs. Harvey Hyer, Baked Sugar-cured Virginia Ham, Cumberland Sauce been taken and dried, the Drey- president, conducted the regular Lobster and Shrimp a la Newburg on Toast Points pak should be mailed to: Charles Jumbo Frog Legs, Saute a la Francaise meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary M. Rockhill, Jr., Sanitary Inspec of Hazlet Fire Company Monday Prime Sirloin Steak ($1.00 extra) tor, 428 Division St., Long Brussels Sprouts ~ Buttered Green Peas night in the fire houses Creamed White Onions Mashed Yellow Turnips Branch, N. J. The person tak- Reports were given by Mrs. Candied Sweet'Potatoes Whipped Potatoes ing the test will be advised Joseph Siano and Mrs. William Baked Idaho Potatoes whether their indication is nega- P. Titus, in the absence of Mrs. tive or positive. Hot Mince, Pumpkin or Apple Pie :harles T. Curtis, who was ill. Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce Assorted French Ice Cream Hundreds of persons with di- Two successful rummage sales After Dinner Mints Mixed Nuts abetes have been identified by were reported, one held ir. the Coffee Tea Milk this screening method. I urge fire house and the other in a all adult persons in the commun- store at Atlantic and Second Sts. S SERVED FROM 12 NOON UNTIL 9 P.M. ity of Shrewsbury to participate. in Keyport the past month SPECIAL DINNER FOR CHILDREN UNDER 11 - $2.25 Diabetes is found so infrequently At the next meeting of the aux- among children that their par- iliary, Dec. 12, officers will be ticipation is not recommended, elected and a Christmas party although it is not prohibited. will be held. Hostesses will be Sincerely, the 1960 officers. The fire com MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL Charles M. Rockhill, Jr., pany members' wives and sisters Sanitary Inspector. will be invited to the meeting. Hostesses for the evening were DUFFER 88 Riverside Ave. Red Bank EYE-OPENING GIFT Mrs. Frank Mocci and Mrs WINSTON-SALEM, N. D. (AP) James Cuilen. — The North Carolina Eye Bank for Restoring Sight Inc., has re- No problem finding tenants Toggled! Zipped! Pile lined! 3-way Hood! ceived more than 2,000 pledges when you advertise The Register of eyes to be used in cornea wav.—Advertisement. transplants. More than 7,500 wills are on LEGAL NOTICE- file with the eye bank. Seventy- ESCHEAT NOTICE one eyes passed through the bank TO: The Unknown Heirs. Devisees, As- signs and Personal Representatives in 1959-60. Forty-two of these of Boris Ranzan and Natalie Ran- were used in transplants and 29 zan, his wife, Deceased, and their or any of their successors In right, in research. title and Interest. TAKE NOTICE that a complaint has been filed In the Superior Court, Chnn- eery Division, Monmouth County, New Jersey, Docket No. C-546-60 lor the cs^ cheat of real estate of which said Bor< is Ranzan and Natalie Ranzan, his wife, late of the City of New York died seized, which real estate Is de< scribed as follows, to wit: ALL that tract or parcel of land >lt. uated and being In the Township ut Middletown, County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point In the southerly corner of Walnut Avenue and Chest- nut Btreet on a map of lota entitled Map of Glendale Park, D. H. Cos- by, Inc., dated August 1, 1923- which map has been approved by the Town- ship Committee of the Township ot Middletown distant 400 feet southerly 29IMPR0VEMEI along the easterly side of Walnut Ave- lue and In the southwesterly corner of _«t No, 44 Block "O" on said map thence (1) easterly alone the southerly INTHE RENAUU DMIPHINE side of Lot No. 44, Block "0" on said map 125 feet to the northwesterly cor- ner oC lot No. 17 Block "O" on laid Itstillslips through traffic, runs rings insideothercars,park^andunparks with a finger map thence (2) southerly along the westerly side of lots No. 17 and 18 Block "O" 50 feet to the northeasterly (natural power steering). It still delivers up to 40 miles to the gallon (48.54 MPG in the corner of lot No. 47, Block "O" on said map thence (3) westerly along the northerly side of lot No. 47 125 feet 1960 Mobile Mileage Rally). It still looks the same. So where! are the 29 improvements? the easterly side of Walnut Avenue thence (41 northerly along the easterly lids of Walnut Avenue B50 Tfeet to the poinitt or placl e off beginningbii . Being the same premises conveyed to Boris Ranzan and Natalie Ranzan h/w. by rtecrl ot Hannah Connors anil Edward Connors her husband, dated December 2!>, 1948 recorded on De- cember 30. 1918 In Book 2195. Page 422 of deeds of the Clerk of Monmouth County. Beginning at a point in the easterly side of Walnut Avenue aald point be- ing distant 200 feet northerly from the Intersection of Walnut Avenue and Pine Street thencs (1) easterly along the northerly side of lot No. 49 In Block "O" distant 125 feet to a point In 28 IMPROVEMENTS the southwesterly corner of lot No. 20 In Block "O" Ihencc (2) northerly along the westerly side ot lots Nos. 1!) and 20 In Block "O" dlltant 50 feet to a point In the southwesterly corner MAKE ITTHE BEST SMALLCAR 1 of lot No. 18. in Block "O' thence (31 weMirly along 'he. southerly side Flip the hood UP ... or lot No. 49 In Block "O" iil»""i: 28 changes that count. The ride was excellent before; airpshions in the suspension 125 rect to the easterly side of Wnl nuti Avenue thence (41 along thi> caM drop it DOWN as a col- erly aide of Wnlnut Avenue distant 50 makes it still, smoother. The heater is even better (it was hot before). The shift now feet tn the point or plnce of beginning lar ... or zip it OFF! Being the same premises conveyed to Boris Ranzan and Natalie Ranz.m. floats from gear to gear. There are luxury touches like windshield cleaners, nylon door h/w. by deed of Caroline Panpas ami Toggle-and-zip front William Pappas her husbnnd. dnted Julv 22, 194B and recorded in nook "ultra sheen" combed stops. 28improvementsmakeRenaultthebestsmallcarin1;heworld. Anyarguments? 2228. page 187 of deeds of the of Monmouth County on September 27, 1949. cotton with fleecy The entire premises comprise lots Nos. 45. 48, 47 and 48 In Block "O" Orion® acrylic lining as shown on the map entitled Map of Olendale Park, D. H. Cosby Inc.. dati"' in body and 1. 1MX and filed In Mnnmouth Clerk's office on Auinist 23. 1053. " Natural. 36-46. suhjent to restrictions of record. The snld Boris nanzan and Natalie Rnnzan. ti»s w"<\ dlerl lnt««lnte on No vemnor 22, 1957 In the Suite of Nevi T*r«pv without havl«f; ''"'•Isrd !r"» SP*' real estnte hv Last Will «"H TM'* mrnt nnd wlthnut heirs cnpablr nf In *i»ritlnr the snme. and the rnrl pstM' tbove dp""rlhf' hns eschented tn t1' EXTRA! (THE29™ IMPROVEMENT 'I*'" of New .Tornev. You are nnl'fled iMt thp Court hf Pay nothing until '•toil the Oth rinv of December. IPTl f IS A LOWER PRICE) n o'clock In the 'nrenonn i»t I** Cn-- next February M*w Jersey, ns In* time nnd ninre f^- $1685* complete, $1292* for the Renault 4 cV. Your Renault Dealers expect you. You iwinc rnusp whv 1'lrtWit shonl ' will recognize him by his handsome face, his honest handshake, and his big trade-ins. tmnnnHer! for the nurnose us vrr*
"nli|in ilnrrnn. hi« «>!'», wUHnw l w *ip,lrs cnnnhlp r.f Inherltins tiie itnmo hut n III'I'MIIPP! ni'nn!-1 "nt i"» n.>t" •1 I'djllrtr'ln" pnd rlPtPrnilnlti" Itnt l"»t' nml* 'I!-1 i.*r'ti"n' to I1"1 nN'-'i'" tl- AUTHORIZED RENAULT SALES AND SERVICE AT: t*lr nf N"\v Jfttey, itnmt f'm[r clmth If volt drslrr I') nnnni" "'« ,.,,,.1'f.-, ion of the plaintiff fnr )iuli:mp'it. ymi RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS, INC., 119 EAST NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK should spppnr nt l'i» hPi'rlriK pllbor I person or by nn niuirney. BOND'S - Monmouth Shopping Center Eatontown circle, Eatomown llAVIIl H. KIIHWN Altornev rlcncrnl of New Jcrsry OPEN: Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:30 P.M., Tucs. & Sat. 'rll 6:00 P.M WII.I.UM M1.OHM, JR.. IMMlty Attorney (li'iu'rnl Nov. 1O-17-25 -Hue. 1 fS aftrfrffMMpMayM Mr. mr, put eommmder of the bcati 10-Tl»iir«Uy. Xw. 17, I960 RED BAXK REGISTER Mr*, Willlim Pelf, Mrf, Vivian flesr Kyoto - fcwe aptcfelotf Kennedy, pott, for more thaa W yew to wood Mr. Kewielly Jed in prayer pre- Sanborn, Mr*, Joto l~ Derrick, By GtiUnmm Honored by Po»t Stmet Schwartz, service officer ceding tfie dinner, M«, Joseph PartuK*, Mrs, Buth carving! of animate and deftfcf. SINGER I o f the Monmouth' County Coun- O'Neil, Mrs. George Johnson, Each is carved/ by hand, many ! Also attending were Mrs. Kwik, HIGHLANDS — The second an-"irJ!^ani Cj|/an(Hj MrMr. anandd MrsMrs. . GaetanGaptanoo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quast, Mr. Mrs. Milda Kieferdorf, Miss Mary from beautifully-grained crypto- nual Past Commander's Dinner! sgambat0 of Keansburg'. Mr. land .Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, Mr. Bisset, Highlands. meria wood. 'of Veteran, „.___ s_ o. f Foreigr n War/_—s Pos..t. ggam|)at0 js a membcr of the (Write to George for inspir- 6902, honoring Ross Horton, im- Highlands post. ational advice and relief from mediate past commander, was positive' thinking.) held at the Alpine Manor last Also introduced were Mr. and Thursday. Mrs. Walter Burkhardt, Port Mnn Mr. Horton was presented _ mouth. Mr. Eurkhardt is a past Confidential To Snoopy. J past commander's car emblem Isix "i district commander and REGULAR AS CLOCKWORK— Woofums: No, wouldn t - hee-,^ Edward A Kwikf cornmand.|Mrs. Burkhardt past sixth lis- hee - worry because she calls; • jn bcha|f of ,hc< post ' trict president and Charles Gard- you that in — yuk, yuk, yuk — ' public; it's just a little pet name and there is no cause — huh, huh, our Automatic huh — to feel embarrassed about — hoo-hoo-hoo, I Ccln't go on! — about it. Be adult about this — Christmas Club whoooo-ha! — and — snoogy- woofums, sheesh! — simply ignore it. (Wow!) for Gift Cash
Dear George: My husband keeps telling me 1 talk too much. Is that chivalrous? —Mrs. G. H. SPECIALS! JUST a small addition per week Do you have a good book for girls— about boys?' Dear Mrs. G. H.: and come Christmas your gift Chivalrous, no. Futile, yes. 9-pc. Colonial Cherry list is all taken care of with chad Fox, Atlantic Highlands, ac- funds you've saved in a Christ- cordion; William Chanis, Eaton- Dear George: Dining Room Benefit Dance mas Club account here. town, guitar, and Harvey Lam I want to plan a novel party Reg. 448.00. •398 bert, Middlctown. guitar. ifor adults in my suburban area. Stop in this week and start Members of the Neighborhood Where can I find out how to 9-pc. Solid Maple aaving for next Christmas. Held for Scouts organize an old-fashioned hay- HIGHLANDS - The dance! association attending were Mrs. ride?— Jeanie J. Dining Room spu"nsoren d by the local Girl Scout^; V. Ka^d;. d™n, Mrs. Dear Jeanie J.: Choice plastic or wooden tabletop. '405 izer; Mrs. Charles Quast, Mrs. Reg. 475.00. public school auditorium was well I haven't any idea, but, off- Stephen 11. Faller, Mrs. Gilbert attended. Proceeds will benefit hand, would suggest that an B. Parker, Mrs. Michael Remak, 9-pc. Frui+wood the Girl Scout and Browniej old-fashioned hayride is not a Mrs. Richard Perez, Mrs. Fran- troops. good plan — the wagon is cis Schmedes, Mrs. Vernon Ro- bumpy and the old-fashioneds Dining Room Mrs. Michael Remak, Mrs. Reg. 469.00. '399 deffer, Mrs. Edward Dzurinko, will slop all over ... of course, French Provincial. Frances Schemedes, Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Howard Paronto, Mrs. Jo- ard Perez and Mrs. Vernon D. with all that straw, you would 9-pc. Traditional seph Albrecht and Mrs. John lave a lot of swizzle sticks. RED BANK SAVINGS Rodeffer worked at the refresh- Cameron. ment table. Mrs. Gilbert B. Park- Dining Room dLOAN ASSOCIATION er, in charge of tickets, was aid- )car George: Brown mahogany. Reg. 510.00. '460 CHARTERED 1687 JlNSUMUH ed by Mrs. Edward M. Dzurinko. My wife threatens to leave me 'ff/fg Door Winners of the jitterbug con- I name our parrot "Rover."— 9-pc. Mahogany to Security test were Irma Penta and Cathy MEDICAL . N. 0 BROAD ST. Walstrom; and Barbara Rutilko Dining Room RED BANK NEW JERSEY and Nancy Kennbeck. Judging Dear N. N.: Duncan Phyfe. Reg. 485.00. '450 were Mrs. Charles Quast, Mrs. MEMOS I don't want anything to do Insured Savings Accounts Money Orders Home N^ortgag* Loam Stephen H. Faller, Mrs. Darrell with you, either. Bishop, Mrs. James Leeser and By H. I. H»r»eh»n»ohn, M.D. BURDGE & SON Travelers Cheques Horns Improvemtnt Leans Mrs. Vincent J. Gorman. TREES LIVE LONG Gift Drafts Budget Terms Arranged — SH 1-0894 Christmas Clubs Diane Monprode and Arthur MANGUM, Okla. (AP) — In Save-by-Mail Smith, and Nancy Kcnnebeck and 895 William Mikeman set out for 24 CLAY ST. RED BANK Roger Schermond were winners NEXT TO STEINBACH'S PARKING LOT Member Federal Savlfai and Loan Insurance Corp. • M ember Federal Horn* Loan Bank Sntca icar trees in an orchard near Member New Jense; Savings and Loan Leagua of the slow fox-trot contest. Jurip ere. The four still were pro- Open Daily; Wednesday and Friday Evenings cs were Mrs. Weston F. Grif- ucing in 1960. fith, Mrs. John J. McConnclI, Miss Helen Kuhn and Miss Gin- ger Everett. Winners of the bean guessing contest were Mi- chael T. Swederski, first prize, and Robert Herold, second. Music for dancing was furnish- NOW! THE GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH! ed during the early part of the Every pregnant woman should evening by a record player and give her doctor permission in ad- later by the Savoys, whose ance to circumcise the baby, if members are Donald Horan, boy, immediately after birth. Bd Air Spurt Coup*. Thert'i upts I kntkm Mr* Highlands, saxophone; Raymond head room in ihit trim not kardtop; man If t At that time the doctor and *»—front and rmr. Poole, Fair Haven, drums; Mi- nurses are still dressed in their sterile gowns, they are in the operating room and everything is in readiness to perform the cir- cumcision under the most ideal conditions. Right after birth, the baby's skin is as sterile as it ever wil be, and it is not quite so sensi- tive to pain, it is believed, as it will be later. There is practically no danger of infection, very lit- tle bleeding and healing takes place quickly. By the time the mother leaves the hospital, the area is com pletely healed and there are no dressings to be concerned with Impala Spat Sedan. Att 5 much to the relief of the moth- Impalat feature the deep- er and the benefit of the baby. well trunk—tin floor » By doing the circumcision im rocetud m futt T to heU mediately after delivery, there thin** that ham mmr hem "s also another benefit—a saving inside • Irani befon. Ami you hadfnmbmmpwLmL of some expense, because it wil not be necessary to sterilize in- struments and other surgical ma FLORIDA terials a second time. REAL ESTATE Memorial YOU-SIZE Rites Held HIGHLANDS - Memorial serv- ces for deceased veterans were SIXTYONE conducted at the two local monu- ments Friday, Veterans Day. Bertram Perry, commander ol Twinlight Post, American Legion read a Veterans Day message and Michael J. Monahan, Jr., Le- gion chaplain, offered prayers a the World War I monument and CHEVY Broohmod 9-Pauenger at the Sea Bright bridge. Wreaths Station Waaon. One of were placed by Mr. Perry; Ed- This '61 is built on the principle that the place 6 for '61. Each features ward A. Kwik, commander of tin a cxwe'$ize cargo opening you want space is inside. We put it there, too. nearly 5 feel across and Write for FREE Veterans of Foreign Wars post * new concealed compart- Report Reprinted from Mrs. Ethel Kollmar, president ol Actually trimmed the outer size to give you ment under the floor. the Ladies Auxiliary of Twinlight There are 4 new Lorvair READER'S DIGEST Post; Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, extra inches of clearance for parking and ma- tmgoni, too! president of the Auxiliary of th neuvering, and still worked wonders with inner You've been reading a- VFW post, and Mrs. Earl Morse bout inflation for years, councilor of Twinlight Council space. Door openings are as much as 6 inches but what are you, per- Sons and Daughters of Liberty wider to let you look good getting in or out. sonally, doing about it? Services were'conducted an Isn'tit logical to assume wreaths placed at the World Wai Seats are as much as 14% higher for greater that your best safe- II monument by James P Me comfort and a good command of the road. We've guard is land? Espe- Grail, past commander of Twin, thought of everything. Increased rear foot room cially in a state which light Post, American Legion; Mr. attracts 4,000 new resi- Kwik, Mrs. Kollmar, and Mrs. by slenderizing the driveshaft tunnel. Worked dents every week — Faller. Mrs. John L. Dedrick, in sensible new ideas all the way back through people who need land Gold Star mother, was present a for their homes? It costs both ceremonies. A wreath alsc that huge bin of a baggage compartment. See was placed at the monument oi you nothing io get the how thoughtful this one is? Full of good new Biscayne 4-Door Sedan— facts about Florida — Memorial Hill by the Past Pres things. 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Oly Zone,,, Calmly Klnle CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY . . head «n flrgumcnf with !''•' Arc rnioa f/.ie> hor husband. 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHADYSIDE 1-3130 1 UAR y ShOTMt Juris* CMtr, tfc* RED BANK REGISTER Thurdiy, Nor, 17, 1964-11 Vfl* Cfcy, Md m MUtttm a 'YunvYiun' (fee opening of the KA't mm* GET* CERTIFICATE \trM in Intent hmemtktr§ to parley, Anked convention yptterity that wch i EAST GRANGE — Rulgers'thelp out ,in; home* tiireaUcned meeting could htlp produce j Is Amusing University awarded here today with temporary disruption be- ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Presi- stable peace in the Middle Eas dent-elect John F. Kennedy its 1,000th homemaker certificate cause of serious illness. Mrs. Mc- of immeasurable social and eco By WILLIAM GLOVER to Mrs. Catherine McEvoy, New- Evoy is a member of a class of ihould arrange "a speedy meet- nomic benefit. Associated Press Drama Critic ing in Washington" between the ark marking six years of co1-2 women ready to begin service heads of state of Israel and the In 1799 John Thompson had NEW YORK (AP) — Romantic operation with the New Jersey with the Essex County Chr-Ill United Arab Republic, the head farm in New York. Now the Ian. nonsense, off-beat and slickly Division of Chronic Illness Cort- Homemaker Service. of the Religious Zionists ' ofis covered by the tallest buildinj amusing, lakes the Broadway America says. in the world—the Empire Stat spotlight "Under the Yum-Yum Kabbi Bernard Bergman of theBuilding. Tree." The comic sexcapade, whipped up by a team of film and stage talents, opened last night at Hen-: PROWN'S PUBLIC AUCTION SALE ry Miller's Theater. Occasionally it tries too hard to keep the bub- Estate of Miry E. Hayncs, deceased, by order of the bles dancing, but laughter-and executor, Bernard L. Green, will dispose of all personal love finally conquer all. property belonging to decedent at ... Gig Young, a debonair screen performer, scores strongly as the reluctant wolf in a nutty triangle. FIRE COATS GALLERIES. INC. Sandra Church is alluring and 288 NORWOOD AVENUE, DEAL, NEW JERSEr saucy as the maiden wooed by the proper young swain of Dean Jones. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 The plot, devised by movie SALE —10: JO A. M.— scripter Lawrence Roman in his first stage outing, concerns what Refrigerator (Frigidaire), old china and glass, plank happens when the lass Invites the Now in Progress at seat chairs, sectional bookcase, books, pictures, linens (bed lad over for a platonic premari- and table), pair fireside chairs, whatnot, settees, occasional tables and chairs, six Bentwood dining room chairs, four- tal tryout. piece living room set, chests of drawers, tooled leather-top The complications develop 41 Broad St., Red Bank coffee table, rugs (room and scatter sizes), dressers, bu- when Young comes across the reaus, mirrors, double beds with the finest in box springs DRESS REHEARSAL — This was the scene last night as the cast ran through a final hall to advise, cajole and maybe • 3 doors North of our former store and innerspring mattresses. Hepplewhite buffet, china cabi- rehearsal for the forthcoming play of the Red Bank High School Junior Club in conquer. net, rush bottom slat back chairs, six wiljow porch chairs, River Street School. Shown, left to right, are Linda Robinson, as "Ernestine;" Roman concentrates the com- pair old Brewster buggy wheels, hanging cranberry glass edy upon this diffident Lothario, HOURS lamp, floor and table lamps, gateleg table, Duncan Phyfe Laurie King as "Martha," Glenn Appleyard as "Father," Pamela Greene, as "Anne" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. dining room table, porch furniture, bric-a-brac, hand painted and Young tosses a steady china, vases in pairs and single (Bristol-Staffordshire- and Thomas Perommer as "Jose Scales." The girls appear shocked as "Father" stream of soft boffs with dead- SATURDAY, 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ly skill. Sevres), porcelain and wood mantle clocks. dresses down a cheerleader. Nan Martin, the other princi- ADDITIONS FROM THE HOMES OF pal performer, is largely a foil ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE BROUGHT IN Designed to broaden the inter- and teacher use. Mr*. R. Maher,1 Allenhurst, Mrs. V. F. Beyer, Holmdel, for further complications to DAILY FROM OUR FIRE-DAMAGED STORE. Book Fair ests of young people in good Throughout the school's halls stretch the slender basic tease Mrf. J. Heffernan, Little Silver, Mr. T. F. O'Brien, Deal, books, the week-long fair was are decorative signs, calling at- across three acts. Mr. M. G. VanA'rsdale, Brielle. set up in co-operation with the tention to the library exhibition. Joseph Anthony directs the SAVE 50% Opens At English classes. Students are These posters were prepared by quartet around the double-level Galleries open daily 9:00 A. M. to 5:30, except Sunday. making yisits to look over and art students under the supervi- living room and bedroom set of AND MORE ON MANY ITEMS buy volumes of books. sion of William H. Godoski and Oliver Smith with farce bravura. All. items, purchased on Saturday, Nov. 19, must be re- Long Branch moved from the galleries by 12 noon, Nov. 22, as two large On special display is "Rich is Nancy P. Engle. "Under the Yum-Yum Tree" is and important consignments arriving on Wednesday will LONG BRANCH - It is Na-the Earth." This is a new vol- Student members of the Lia sleek confection from produc- take all available space. tional Children's Book Week, and ume of impressionistic poetic brary Council assisting in there s Frederick Brisson and Roger EVERYTHING MUST GO- in its observance the Long prose written by, Joseph Capo- fair are Jay Teran, William Air L. Stevens for seekers of gay Saturday, Nov. 19 will be sale No. 4 Branch High School School li-ferri, a member of the Long derson, Ralph Ciampa, Robert diversion. brary is conducting its third an- Branch High School faculty. Szabo, Robert Whitfield, Julius nual book fair. Mrs. Theodisia About 26 countries are expect- FANTASTIC BARGAINS PHONE KEIIogg 1-3461 Also displayed is a colorful bul King, William Lipton, Lydia Piz- M. Theus and Mrs. Martha Car- letin board, captioned "Feast of zulli, Lois Pizzulli, Susan Mor- ed to take part in Japan's fourth many, school librarians are in International Trade Fair. The All Sales Final —Cash Only ' Auctioneers - Appraisers - Liquidators - Estate Agents Books." It lists representative gan, Angela Perri, Debra Zinn, charge. volumes available for student and Sally Smith. fair will open in Tokyo next Apri: 17.
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I960 RED BASK REGISTER r 6* MUrm m oapmtmOf to ef JOB tafc to cadi other, MiW team t. c, OF) - yhey're/Hdly Terrors 911 School Bus Mr», M, W, Arnold •* DarifeftM Miwt FIJI—pfcgw the art of tmverutum, a ftmlntr to human re- By a, K, HODENFf ELD j trt* on a *choo) bus, lite the artcheery "g»od morning, WMiee/' Comment — A mere babble et a cat wWh ff not on* to worr bout jt e t AP Education Writer of conversation," And caught a frozen snowball words, of which 4i per cent are Comment - None of the kids oni y » v^"* » " * To one bemused observer on right on the kisser. "fabulous" and 51 per cent are my bus had any human relations. might,come from. Inducement To Diet WASHINGTON (AP) — Is a the sidelines, the discussion Statement — This monitors are "Fabian." When Mrs. Arnold built a bird school bus ride a learning expert By HAL BOY1E didn't seem realistic. As the democratically chosen by the Statement — In some schools, The frizzly bear has poor eye- feeder near her kitchen window, ence? educators themselves might put children from among their peers the teachers develop units of sight. To find food, it depends on the pet cat took up immediate Now there's a question that it, their judgments were not on the bus. training with the children, role- a highly sensitive nose. residence there. NEW YORK (AP)—It is time the federal govern begs for an answer, and maybe based on a life experience within Comment — The democratic their peer group. playing such as getting off and ment did something to help the fat man. one of the big foundations could way to do it is for the driver to on the bus, monitoring it, etc sponsor some nation-wide re- Trouble is, these folks never pick out the biggest bully on the Comment — And there are such; As it is now, nobody does much for the fat man bus, and threaten to make him search. Until then, we'll have drove a school Hus. I did, for un-taught roles to be played as Free Winter Storage! except jeer him. to RO along with about 100 school three never-to-be-forgotten weeks. walk home if he doesn't keep the ponytail pul'ingi tantrum throw- On All Summer Household Iremi "Hi, Tubby," they say, poking him in the stomach.superintendents who batted the Against the nightmarish back other little monsters «Juiet. jng papcr bag bursting chewing "Aren't you putting on a little weight?" question around at an education ground, here are some slate- Statement — The bus ride gives | gum in the hair of the kid ahead convention earlier this year. ments made during the discus- • Drapes Yet fat people are vital to the sion, .and some balancing com They agreed, emphatically, that # OAK TANNED LEATHER HALF American economy. Since we have some a school bus ride is a learning ment from one* who knows: • Furniture Covers 25 to 30 million overweight people, they experience. Statement — Children learn re- outnumber farmers or manufacturers by "It's a basic extension of the spect for adults in their dealings • Blankets school program," they said. "It with the bus driver. a large margin. develops the democratic pro- Comment — Like the time I when cleaned at Congress regularly rushes to the cesses. Children learn certain flung open the bus door with a rescue of the farmer with crop benefit regular price. payments and to the aid of the manu CALL TODAY! BOYLE facturer with protective tariffs. .79 mm But the only government help fat people get is a periodic warning from the U.S. Public Health Service that if they don't lose weight they probably won't live Phone... SH 1-1208 as long. WITH TMS 1DV This is not enough. If fat people are a great natural resource—and they are!—they should be treated as such. The government should encourage them to re- Little Silver Cleaners MlddlctowH Shopping CMtar duce by offering them solid inducements, just as it i V r Air •"* •••»•-••"- 60) BRANCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER :| helps the farmer and the manufacturer and the oil well owners. For example, why not a fat depletion allowance on your income tax? Under this plan your doctor would indicate how much overweight you were, and give you a diet. Then WARDSl£ when you went to pay your income tax, the collector PREHOLIDAY would give you a 1 per cent reduction for each pound you had lost, in recognition of your valiant and patri- Monmouth Shopping Center otic effort to save a worthwhile part of America:— namely yourself. EATONTOWN CIRCLE Other inducements, of course, are possible. 10 A. M. - 9:30 Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.; Since obesity has been medically found to be hard- 10 A. M. - 6 Tuesday, Saturday SALE % HOME er to cure (over a period of years) than cancer, any fat man or woman who takes off his blubber and keeps It off is a real hero. Then why not recognize them as such? Why $ shouldn't Congress strike off medals to honor them as 7DOWN "Heroes of the Battle of the Human Bulge, and Saviors of the National Waistline"? HOLDS TIL DEC. 15 The medals would go to anyone who lost 10 pounds; a medal with one oak leaf cluster/ to those who lost 15 pounds; a medal with five oak leaf clusters to those who lost 35 or more pounds. These medals would be more than mere symbols •of thanks from a grateful government. They would entitle the wearer to seats in crowded subways and buses, the right to park his car in restricted areas, tickets on the 50-yard line at football games, and a place of honor on the reviewing stand at all parades and public ceremonies. IMAGINE! 3-D STEREO, FM/AM Naturally an honor such as this would have to be RAMO AT THIS LOW PRICE continuously earned. All ex-fatties would have to step on the scales twice a year at nationwide weighing-ins Comes complete .;. nothing else to buy. and prove they still were heroes. Features include 3 separate speaker sys- tems, pushbutton controls. •••-•i Backsliders—those who had gained weight—would Plays all speeds—even shuts *1#8 be ruthlessly stripped of their medals and privileges, itselfof?.FM/AMRadio,too! $s DOWN and drummed out of the Heroes' Corps. In another six months they could try again. As a final reward for long valor, the government might grant full Social Security pensions at 60 (instead of 62 or 65) to all men and women who had kept their ,*"" weight down continuously for 25 years or more. A federal fat control program such as herein out- lined may sound like another raid on the Treasury by another special privilege group. Actually, it isn't. Unlike the federal farm surplus program it probably would more than pay its own way—because it would keep millions of former fat people alive longer, paying taxes years beyond their expected span. One thing you can say about any one who opposes $ this program of national recognition. save 22! man-sized. He ain't a fat man. The fat man already gets enough advice. What he needs is real help with a Reg. weighty problem. foam-cushioned... $ 89.95 NEW 1961 CONSOLE TV each WITH BIG 23-INCH* SCREEN STAMPS IN THE NEWS 68 Combines dependable big screen viewing with richly styled cabinet. Automatic gain Gen. George Catlctt Marshall, grandmother in bed. The 20-pf These chairs are comfortably foam cush- © Handsome rocker—it swivels, too! Re- World War II architect of control atsur.es steady pic- litical play "Advise and Con- does much better than that in his Buy 10 Trip Books and Save sent." capacity as' vice president and Cole Loses The play opens tonight in thesales manager of Herst Litho Co. For Schidult and Rate Call SHadyside 1-0285 Cort Theater. here. Stage Bid But, said the play spokesman, Since he became a councilman, "Mr. Cole is on the reserve list. some friends have been calling ROLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE He will be in the gallery. He is Mr. Cole "senator." Also, he had For 'Senate' subject to call." been in the company of Sen. Clif- THURS - FRI. - SAT. ford P. Case a number of times. ( Mr. Cole once sang as a bari- NEW YORK — Donald Cole, Further, upon learning that there tone in amateur musicals. That FOR GROUPS the Republican councilman from were openings in the play, he was 25 years ago. Last summer, New Shrewsbury, N. J., lost out thought "why not." NOVEMBER 17th - 18th - 19th Offer the Best in Comfort & Experience yesterday in his bid for a Broad- laryngitis set in just as he was about to try out for a part in a The idea came to him Monday way-style appearance as a mem when he saw the male lineup in OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00 P.M. PHONE PRospect 4-2727 ber of the U. S. Senate. production by the Monmouth Players. front of the Cort Theater. Some- 'It was something to do with one told him he looked like a NO TRADES—OUR SALE PRICES ARE AT THE LOWEST Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. his height, size and age andThere is no great financial loss senator in his dark suit, camel's nothing to do with his ability, here. Broadway pays its walk-on hair coat and formal business 401 LAKE AVENUE. ASBURY PARK which seems fine," said an as-senators $4 a performance for at. So, he gave it a whirl and EVER. ALL MACHINES MUST GO AT TREMENDOUS distant stage director for the po- eight shows a week. Mr. Cole ;ot it) the line of 230 men. All but 40 dropped out when SAVINGS TO YOU! ALL SALES FINAL. iay terms were announced by toss Bowman, stage manager. dr. Bowman picked out Mr. Cole SALE EARLY BIRD is one of 10 for the reserve list, WARDS vacancies develop, these 10 ill be available as substitutes. 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(APHMU. boit near the Pencils Sharpen Interior decorating Schemes Mtfe Sew> «f El » mile* fouftwe* 4f Iwrtv Kit, Reformed Church, Atbury officteff here MM Park, for m#& years, and retired CSJM, who weifh* lew dun l« p Rev. Olson pounds, caught 0 419-pound fish. it w« tthhe Urg fish of r«vr4 in September, 1959, but has since PENCIL. HOLDERS found his services needed at It was a sea bass, taken by b withi medium tackle. interim posts. Pencils have come into their own as a smart decoration piece Appointed in any household. Arrayed and displayed like flower arrangements MIDDLETOWN — Rev. Harry Rev. and Mrs. Olson live in (left), they bring,color accents to desk tops, bedside tables and A. Olson will serve as interim Spring Lake Heights. He will phone stands. Place multi-colored pencils in a milk glass goblet or minister of the Reformed Church commute to Middletown Church candy dish; put lacquered white pencils in a conventional holder PUBLIC AUCTION SALE 1 and be available for all minister- made of a tuft of brush on a block of walnut; or arrange a clus- here beginning Sunday, it has ter of pencils in a silver mug, a transparent jar of Mexican glass been announced. ial duties. or a cut flower holder on a handmade pottery plate (or startling Friday Evening, Nov. 18,1960 Rev. Olson hps been interim designs. minister at th° Reformed Church More than two billion trees —7:30 P. M.— of Colts Neck for the past year. were planted in the United States VERSATILE NOTEBOOK He was pastor of the Grand in 1059. Left handed people can write as easily as right handed ones in at Monmouth Sales Company a new space saving notebook that does away with the conventional side rings. This washable vinyl plastic notebook has two posts at ROUTE 35. OAKHURST, N. J. the top to hold paper and a magnetic lock which snaps shut with a touch of the hand. '., (opposite New Jersey Warehouse) For Christmas! Halfway between Eatontown and Asbury Park Folded half-way back, the binder, stands up for transcr^isg The following goods consigned to the Monmouth Sales Co.: notes. A three-fold hinge enables the notebook cover to be folded OLD: Rush bottom chairs, Victorian chairs, PINE WASH- back for a flat writing surface, taking up half the room of the old STAND, spool bed, sleigh bed, daguerreotypes, RAYO style binder. LAMP (electrified), cherry rocker' frame, small Lincoln BRIGHT BOOK COVERS rocker, French mantel clock, LARGE POTTY CHAIR, cor- ner hanging desk, carriage lamps. VICTROLA and RECORD Tho latest thing in school book covers is aluminum foil gift CABINET (OAK), RECORDS (Harry Lauder, etc.), cut wrap designed for the studious teen-ager. Easy to clean and ink glass butter churn, GUNS, SWORDS, BAYONETS, duck and water repellent, the covering comes in a variety of designs, decoys brassware, copperware, QUEEN ANNE DOUBLE including one called "Explosion" which has "caution, handle with DESK, large silver plate tray, washbowl and pitcher, scales, care," "censored," "stand back," 'this end up," "special han- lanterns, MARBLETOP VANITY, colored glass Italian Today's Business Mirror dling" and "do not crush" written on it. vases. FURNISHINGS: Junior bunkbeds, 10-pc. OAK DINING Stereo ROOM SUITE, daybed, bedroom rocker, baby equipment, BLOWN-GLASS FIGURINES and VASES, wicker table, chil- Picture Set Bond Flood Coming: why pay retail prices? , dren's desk, school desk, ROGERS' SILVERWARE (service for 8) bolts of upholstery material, POWER LAWN- MOWERS (rotary and reel), miscellaneous pictures and SPECIAL OFFER] By SAM DAWSON running all the way from U.S frames rugs—room and scatter sizes—domestic and Ori- Clioosc these for every youngster on your gift liit! NEW YORK (AP)—Exemption Savings Bonds to bank time de- Shop ALAN'S Long Branch ental. BRIC-A-BRAC. (Jive the fascinating thrill of watching full color from taxes lures the investor. posits to home mortgages. Stock APPLIANCES: 1957 KENMORE WRINGER WASHER, pictures "come alive" in three dimension... And the urge to provide services brokers and mutual share sales- Frigidaire Automatic washer, refrigerators. now lower priced than ever on our special men also recognize the tax-ex- jiift offer. Wonderful selection of and improvements on the cuff FURNITURE SHOWROOMS ALSO MANY ITEMS NOT LISTED Packets to choose from. sparks the government agencies. empts as a form of competition. Manufacturers - Upholsterers - Furniture Distributors (Items may be inspected from 2:00 P. M. on sale day) When it's a matter of the high- You gat th« SET... tlurdy Slerao And so the flood of state ?nd Terms: Cash. est return, the local government BUY RIGHT! SAVE MONEY! Vitwer & Seven-scene 3-dimention municipal bonds may set new DICK CHARLINS AND SON AUCTIONEER Picture Reel high water marks this year. bonds lose out. When it's a mat- FURNITURE SHOWROOMS 795 Wayside Rd., Neptune, N. J. PRospect 4-3829 The spending will bolster the ter of tax exemption for investors PLUS in the higher brackets, the tax- ALAN'S South 7th Ave. Long Branch Your choice of ony View-Matter Gilt Bortusl economy. Also sooner or late- Merchandise wanted for our next sale. Inquiries invited. PICTURE PACKET in our itore! "Screenette" it will face taxpayers with the exempts score heavily. Open Daily 9 to 6 • Wed. & Fri. 'til 9 - CA 9-0350 CHOOSE FROM THESE PACKETS with every inevitable problem bf payment. AND MANY MORE Projector I'ur- cliase! ISuy a In the presidential election the Knch holds 21 3-dimensiori pic- voters also took time to approve tures (3 reels); sold separately, View-Master Projector nt 51.25 each. the repular price... get the a record total of state and local Vicvv-Mnstt'r tabletoc pro- bond issues—well over $3 billion Ntwtit Packatl and Chtiitmoi Favoriltt The Night Before Christmas jection screen free, of these securities exempt from The Christmas Story I'opeye the federal income tax. In pre Bufs Bunny The Littlest Ansel Kudolph, tile Rednciei Heindwr vious elections this year they had Mickey Mouse Sleeping Beauty approved $2VJ billion of them, A Christmas Carol Stove Canyon also a record for the first nine Treasure Island Roy Rogers months, of any year. Beoause there -is a time lag CHATTY CATHY REALLY TALKS between voting approval of bor- rowing and actually offering the Just pull her magic ring, and she tax-exempt securities to in- says 11 different phrases—just like vestors, the amount sold this a real little girl! The laboratory- tested voice unit carries a 90-day year (in many cases issues pre factory warranty. Mattel's darling viously approved) will be much 20" chatterbox looks real too. With higher than the approximately movable head, arms, and legs, and S5V4 billion so far voted in 1960 rooted hair, she comes packed in (much of which may not hit the a suitcase with her own Story market till next year). Book; will delight every little 3 to Shop Now! Layaway for Christmas! No Money Down! old Near Record " - - $17.95 In the first 10 months or 1960 sales of state and local bondi SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Charge Accounts reached $6'/S billion. There's still All MERCHANDISE DRASTICALLY REDUCED Available a chance this year will approach the record sales of 1959 when the BVY 1SOW AND SAVE!! public market took %V/2 billion of the tax exempts. The state and local debt jumped 10 per cent in 1959 and the Cen- sus Bureau put the total of thei 6 DIAMOND indebtedness at a record $54 bil- lion. Since the end of World War BRIDAL SET Tel. SH 1-0001 11 this kind of debt had increased Both Rhtft 17 Brood St.. Red Bank four fold. The state and local government agencies still have a long way to go to catch up with Uncl? 00 Sam. As of Nov. 9 his debt was $290,633,417,573.05. The nonfederal governments $2.00 Weekly borrow chisfly to finance schools, Come la and inve on this charming mafchlajc highways, bridges -and sewers. 14K cold bridal turn- Some of the tax exempt bond1; Mr. 3 diamond! In the rmtmrfment rlac and 3 call for paying interest and re- diamond In the wed- 1961 General Electric paying principal out of revenues ding band. (example: tolls on highways and bridges). Most of the bond is- sues call for repayment out of 23! Daylight BhieTV future taxes. NationaHy Advertised One Decline This year the only decline noted In this form of borrowing GRUEN * #67 Regular $71.50 IfQ has been in special revenue Your Choipe (opUonil) bonds—the kind calling for repay- ment through tolls from roads $1.00 Weekly Terrific opportunity WARM HOMECOMING CHANDLER, Ariz.(AP)-Jack Pleasant, assistant fire chief at Williams Air Force Base, was on duty when he received an emer- gency call from the nearby Chandler Fire Department. Pleasent arrived in time to aid Enjoy TV from any part the Chandler force in battling a cf the room! Swivel fire at his own home. base makes this model • consolatt....turns to fan jrou nherewr iu Powerful New Ultra-Vision Super M-6 Chassis DIAMOND SIMULATED DIAMOND ... With Full-Power Transformer! 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Classified to .start your dreams cumu liiiu. i WE6AVE0UR SPECIAL PURCHASES, HAPPEN ONLY ASSISTANT BUYERS EXTRA VALUES, TWICE A YEAR, OUR THE GO-AHEAD THE MOST EXCITING LIVaiEST BUY-AND-SAVE . AND LOOK WHAT SALE OUR ASSISTANT EVENT OF ALL THEY'VE PRODUCED BUYERS HAVE EVER STAGED TWO DAYS ONLY, THE OUTSTANDING STOREWIDE new 1/ JERSE > SALE EXPERIENCED SHOPPERS FLOCK TO - NEWARK, PARAMUS, PLAINFIELD, MORRISTOWN, PRINCETON, ALL PRICES GO BACK UP AGAIN MONDAY MENLO PARK AND MONMOUTH ASSISTANT BUYERS' DAYS-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY •SPECIAL PURCHASE OF WARNER'S GIRDLES. •TABLE LIGHTERS. List 14.50. Crown and Queen SAVINGS FOR WOMEN Reg. 8.95 and 10.95. White in sizes S-M-L. 6.95 SAVINGS FOR THE HOME Anne styles by Ronson, Silver-plate 9.99 •POCKET LIGHTERS. List 8.95 to 10.95. Essex by Ronson. Streamlined. Assorted designs 5.99 HANDBAGS SAVINGS FOR MEN SILVERWARE Beautiful calfskin handbags any MEN'S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEF. Reg. $1 ea. CURTAINS woman .would lovt to own Hand-embroidered. 20" size. 69£, 6 for 3.99 MANUFACTURER'S Ruffled tier Fiberglas® curtains wash •MEN'S PACKAGED ROBES. Small, medium, R.g. *U and »10 $10 pint l» ••lily/ drip dry, need no Ironing large, extra large sizes. Plaids or paisley $5 CLOSEOUT OF SILVER Bring your Christmas list, here's the handbag buy •SILK-RAYON BLEND TIES. Reg. 1.50. Prints, PLATED FLATWEAR Ktg. 3.40 1.99 pair you've been looking for. Fashionable new shapes, neats and fancies in new colors 79f, 3 for 2.29 styles, colors; extravagant inners. They're 36" long, 82" wide to the pair, and a tre- •MEN'S GLOVES. Reg. 2.95. Imported wool with mendous value at this low sale price. Buy matching leather palm. Gray, beige, S,M,L 2.29 each valance at SI. Curtains. •MEN'S WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS. Olive, charcoal, Sale ir SCARFS med. gray, brown. Regular, short, long. 5.99 Regularly Warm 100% wool 6-foottr* in a wild Knives, fork?, teaspoons, soup spoons, salad forks, and wonderful awortment of stripe* butter spreaders, oyster forks, iced teaspoons, all APPLIANCES the basic essential in service weight silverplate. *.,. II and $3 $] MEN'S COATS You'll find several harmonizing patterns in this WEST BEND AUTOMATIC What wonderful warmers for cold weather days, for collection. Silver Shop. school, for skating, for city or suburbia. And the •TOPCOATS OF COFFEE PERCOLATOR stripes are the gayest ever. Have several. . IMPORTED HAND-WOVEN SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT HARRIS TWEIDS CHAIRS- Traditional style lounge chair Sale 5.99 COATS with foam rubber cushion Cape-collared solids or plaids Sale 49.95 Makes coffee just the way you like it Family-size S Ra|. 109.95 to 9 cup model is priced so low because of a few with exciting lining for Young Jrs. 69.95 Regularly 59.95 Semi-attaclicd pillow hack design, with button tuft- slight scratches in the finish. It is guaranteed me- R.|. $10 .nd $J5 $25 ing. Curved legs nntl arms have a rich mahogany chanically perfect. Just plug it in and your coffee Popular bal raglan style with slash .cut-through finish. Choice of colors. Chairs. is ready in minutes. Small Appliances. Double-breasted zibeline wool in solid grey or green pockets. The latest patterns in brown or grey. Reg- .with wool plaid lining or monotone wool plaid in ular, short, long. An unusual opportunity to buy grey or green with gold Orion acrylic pile lining, these superbly tailored coats in this famous fabric 5-13. . . . at a very low price. Men's Clothing. PILLOWS TABLES •Corduroy 6-way wedge pillows with iip-off cover in choice of S colors FRENCH PROVINCIAL JACKETS Ragularly 3.99 4.99 Zip-out Orion* pile-lined jackets SPORT SHIRTS OCCASIONAL TARLES Crimson, turquoise, toast, royal purple, copen blue, Shirts—Imported Woven of the finest Cabratta (eather IN 4 WANTED STYLES kelly green, gold or brown for added ease and ' Plaid Cotton Flannel Itee. ».M $at decorative accents. Accessories. l.fuMy 14 ..ch $3 EOCll * for S.3O Wear it Winter, Spring, Fall—and even Summer, Soft and warm in bright colored plaids with blue, Sale 29.95 because the handy Orion* acrylic pile lining zips in brown, red or gray predominating. Colors stay or out. White, beige, black. 10-18. bright. S, M, L, sizes. Men's Shirts. Regularly 39.95 GLASSWARE (RDuPont T.M. •Twenty-one piece hobnail Graceful curved lines, scalloped aprons and shaped pattern punch bowl set tops give distinctive beauty to this group of fine SAVINGS FOR CHILDREN tables with cherry veneer tops. End, lamp, step or Mgulirly 19.9$ 12.98 cocktail types with generous proportions (the cock- DRESSES tail table measures a large 46x20"). Save $10 on Complete with 6 extra cups for all your holiday each table. Occasional Tables. entertaining. Hobnail design on bowl, plate and ALL WOOL FLANNELS COATS cups. Set includes: large 10 quart bowl, 18 cups, ladle, 18" plate. A marvelous idea for giving to the IN LOVELY Sf YLES •Boys' Orion® acrylic pile lined holiday hostess. Glassware. wool melton suburban coats FOR CELEBRITY JRS. MATTRESSES Rtg. 17.99 • 19.9* $14 •Our Hotel Special innerspring SAVINGS FOR EVERYONE $ Heavyweight and warmly lined. Styled with sleeve mattress or box spring, twin, full •Sale U tabs, hacking pockets, vent back. Sizes 6-18 in char- coal tone* of grey or brown. Boys' World. Orlf. 39.95 $25 •COLGATE TOILET SOAP. Reg. $1. Velvety cleansing. Delicate bouquet. Bag of 12 69^ 14.98 OtDnPont T.H, Multicoil unit construction gives firm support for superb sleeping comfort. Covered with sturdy tick- •BRUNSWICK BOWLING BALL AND BAG COM- The soft, lovely all wool dresses you want most in ing. Handles. Vents. Bedding. BINATION. Comp. value 28.94. Cuitom-fitted fashionable silhouettes: the basic sheath, the ball. 2S.99 monkcollard sheath, and the pleated dress with PAJAMAS •HOODED SWEAT SHIRT. Reg. 2.59. Fleece-lined. bateau neckline. They all come in the most delicate Muff pockets. Gray, navy. S,M,L,XL 1.99 Winter pastels, and are in sizes 7 to 15. Have •Girls famous-mako pajamas in warm flannel in floral and novelty prints •NEW SLENDA CYCLE for exercising. Comp. several. ROCKERS value 12.98. Alcoa aluminum. Foam support (•(. 1.9* and 1.99 $2 Our exclusive Charm Home colonial pad. Stores easily '. 9.77 swivel rocker in wood wing style Red, blue, pink backgrounds in a large selection of styles, sizes 4 to >14. Completely washable. Chil- Ori|. 1139 $79 LINGERIE dren's Sleepwear. Custom-covered and skirted. Foam rubber cushions. Save 35% 50% en slips and half Huge choice of closeout fabrics, Colonial prints and •lips In basic and fashion colors CARDS tweeds. Christmas delivery. Chairs. LITTLE BOYS' LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS. Made R«I. $• -$ii 5.50 by famous Savoy. Now 50% off. 3-6x $1 AN ASSORTMENT OF 18 Silks, satins, georgettes, nylon tricot and new satin LITTLE.GIRLS' HOLIDAY BLOUSES. Savings over BIAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED de lys make this the most exciting group of slips .50%. Sizes 3-6x in assorted colors $1 ever to be sale-priced. Lingerie. SECTIONALS CHRISTMAS CARDS 4-Piece foam rubber cushioned modern sectional with bumper $ a box SPORTSWEAR Orig. «419 $299 Sale 1 CAR COATS Girls' and' sub-teens' coordinates Custom covered in your choice of fine fabrics. Regularly 3.25 In charming holiday pastel colors Christina* delivery promised. Pride in starting ONI OF OUR MOST grade fabric. Furniture. These cards are all steel-engraved to express Christ- Kl|. 4.99 • 1.99 $3 - $5 mas and New Year's greetings beautifully. Each EXCITING COLLECTIONS card is different, so you can choose the sentiment For 7-14: vest, $3; knife pleated skirt, $4. For you like best for the individual who receives it. OF THE WHOLE YEAR 6-14: vest, $4j knife pleated skirt, $5. Fashion plus Buy several boxes and save. Stationery. -for the holidays. Girls' Wear. BATH TOWELS 8 Seconds of Msrtex bath towels in Sale 19 soft, heavy, absorbent terry LUGGAGE If p«rf. $1 !• 1.39 R««vlarly $as-$35 SPORT RACER •Lady Baltimore Stirlite luggage •Our own Milano lightweight sport Slight imperfections will not affect appearance or The savings are terrific, and the styles are abso- model bicycle, safety coaster brake wear. An assortment nf styles and colors at these Rag. Sal* Reg. Sal. lutely the latest and loveliest. You just have to see unusual savings. Towels. Bsiuty cut _ 16.95 $11 26" pullmsn _ 2-1.9S $14. »•«. 39.99 33.88 16" vanity _ 16.95 $11 Mcn'i 2-iuiler _ 27.95—19.30 these coats to believe such style could actually be 21" v/efkend 19.95 $13 Msn'i companion 19.95 12.50 line] at anywhere near this price. Some with Orion® Cantilever frnme. Chrome light, kick stand, racing Women's: Light blue or tan. Men's: saddle tan. acrylic pile linings, some with new cskimo look. type seat. 26" size. Chromo rims, white wall tires. •BERKELEY 9-PAIR SHOE RACKS for women's Exclusive tapered style. Luggage. 8 to 16. Many, many colors. • Boys' red, girls' blue. Sporting Goods. shoes, Reg. 1.98. Chromium-plated. $1 All I'rtcti plua 1CW- YtA. T«» Telcservlce orders filled on 3.01 or more on starred (*) Items only. All merchandise at Bamberger's Monmouth. BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH, OPEN 4 NIGHTS-MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TILL 9:30 SHOP TUESDAY AND SATURDAY FROM 10 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. 9 AT THE EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE AND ROUTE 35 CALL YOUR LOCAL TELESIRVICE NUMBER AND REDUCE TOU. CHARGES — OSborno 1-250O or KEIIogg 1-2400 On C.O.D.'i add 30c for handling l OPEN SATURDAYS TIL MIDNITE NEW STORE •%•• SUNDAYS 12 N^-6PM. DAILY TIL 10 BONUS ON YOUR PURCHASE WHEN YOU CASH YOUR XMAS CLUB CHECK FAMOUS "SCRANTON" PRESTONE LACE TABLE CLOTHS FIRST QUALITY FINEST WORKMANSHIP • IVORY OR WHITE DE-ICER • THE BEST FOR LESS AT CARRY-OUT PRICES! Defrost instantly, BRANFORD melts ice fast. SIZE 70"x9O" Keeps windshields Wanderly ••, 47 MI-THREAD SNOW GRIPS clean for hours. •O"«IO" 9 Ref, T.»T New 1961 jumbo size. Sensational IMPORTED ONE LOW Q 49 value! TABLE PRICE... EACH BLACK Plus Tax CLOTH NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! PERFECT CASINGS! and Napkin Set EXTRA DEEP THREAD! NO HIDDEN CHARGES! * First Quality ANY SIZE LISTED! . . . •k Cotton and Rayon • Color Fast • Many Colors 670x15 • 710x15 • 760x15 800x15 50 so 750x14 • 800x14 850x14 Rtg. " 2.97 WITH 4 NAPKINS 1.59 FULL SIDEWALL TO SIDEWALL RECAP ON PERFECT CASINGS. 56"x70" 1.97 oOW -97 .0"xl02" 12 MO. mo RAT* • Napkin. • Napkin. 11 Napkins QUIET RIDING TRACTION ACTION! RECAP GUARANTEE Rig. 4.4T Reg. I.tJ R.(. I.4T A1A CT ALL 3 GIANT ROLLS OF KNITTED MEN'S HOODED O/2 r I • ALUMINUM HEADWEAR CHRISTMAS XMAS WRAP • Angora Head Bands • Bon* PARKAS Extra long, 360 inches. nets e Headwarmtrs * Hooded American made. Quilt lining. TREE Assorted styles and Scarfs •Wrap Arounds • Win-' Alpaca collar, lieavy duty lipper. Complete with •land. Will not rust or tarnish, Lasts for ytars. leautlfully colors. 1.00 value. Jer Hoods Rain repellent. Only 24. shaped. 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Bakes Jumbo walflei, The tos.tcr that*, an HAND MIXIft Lower, bread automatical- oven, Regular to.it on Pu.h-button baat.r .lec- ly. Mak.t perfect toait. Reg. J3.t5. top. Canape, and muffin. tor. Thumb tip .p.ed con- .49 Fa.tl R.g. 2(.»1. In the drawer below. Reg. trol with miner guide, 11.(9. Reg. 21.00. AUTOMATIC 16 12 Central Electric Coffee Maker PEIK-A-BRCW lwheam FRY PAN CLOCK Mak.i 2-10 cupi ol rich- er.ta.tlng coffee. . .keep. CONTROLLED RADIO It hoi for houri. Rog. Percolator EVEN HCAT 23.90. Brewt 3.10 cup., Keep, Fry Pan. Lid. Wakes you up coftee at .ervlng temper- Control to music or ature. Emy grip handle. Re*. 21.40. buners. Reg. IB.as. COMPLETE 16 General Electric Universal Coffeematic Auto. Griller & Redl-LIU—Keep Warm Unit—Non-Drip Spout UDICO Waffle Baker Ileetrlc Can Op.nar CU 10C SPEEDY, SAFE P 19.88 "Plft Qrllli mndwlihii. Frle. WAV TO Lowest Frlet R bacon nnd egg., Simply OPEN CANS Ever 17.t9 reverie grid, for golden K.tl Value waffloi. Reg, 21,(9, 9 jj ':5S-:.r#^Wi,^il^lMfeBS5CTSi®^lM®^i5iCT •:. •... ..•:;.:/ •,, .-;--.;A..*--> ,""fer™—°~*-?y»-^'--r -^>iy^^^^^:..4^<^buUJ4P^ Vte Our Want Ads Horn* D«liv«ry 1 ' For 35' Wee'" k Quick Results I MONDAY THROUGH flUDAY-EST.mt Section Two RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY,'NOVEMBER 17, 1960 7c PER COPY Enthusiasm Lacking Girl Dcpriyed New Jersey News Briefs Cooper Keuper Places 'If Of Free Cruise ASSOCIATED PRESS JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) BLOOMFIELD—A sales en- ATLANTIC CITY—State Com —When the carrier Shangri-La gineer found an envelope con- missioner of Conservation and To Get Among Councilmen departed for 2nd Fleet exer- taining "more than $500 and Economic Development Salvatorc cises one of its scheduled per- Around Judgeship less than $4,000" in a Garden A. Bontempo has been cited for sonnel was missing. State Parkway telephone booth. "distinguished and outstanding The Navy Bureau of Per- Recount FREEHOLD - Monmouth For Sagotsky's Plan If no claimant turns up, he services in housing, planning and County Prosecutor Vincent P. sonnel had ordered Airman Ap- keeps the money. State police, urban renewal." The description FREEHOLD — Superior Court prentice C. X. Chewning to re- Would Confer Keuper confirmed yesterday that to whom the sales engineer, was given in a plaque awarded Judge Gene R. Mariano yester- he has been offered one of the ' FREEHOLD — Freehold coun- Democratic Councilman Carl port to the carrier from the Joseph Fried, 37, of Emerson, him yesterday by the New Jersey day ordered a recount Dec. 1 of M. Variderveer said, "This is Olathe, Kans., Naval Air Sta- two newly created District cilmen have little enthusiasm for turned, over the money, de- Association of Housing and Re- all ballots cast in New Shrews- On Highway Court judgeships. just another scheming way for tion. clined to say exactly how much bury in the Nov. 8 election. Democratic leader Harry Sagot- development Authorities at the Mr. Keuper said he was inter- Harry (Sagotsky) to gain control. New orders were requested was in the envelope to guard The judge's order came as a gky's statement earlier this week 45th annual conference of the ested in the $18,000 a year post He figures on holding an election from Olathe in a telegram against' phony claimants. The New Jersey State League of Mu- result of a suit filed by Francis Zone Protest calling for a change to council- in May to get his five men in, which pointed out: "Chewning best off-the-record police guess L. Cooper, a Democratic candi- jonly if his successor as prose- nicipalities. MIDDLETOWN — Mayor Johnjcutor were "cleared all around," manager form of government. and then make him (Mr. Sagot- is a Wave." is that the money belongs to a date for council, who was de- sky) borough attorney. bookmaker who is unlikely to clared defeated after absentee T. Lawley, Jr., said yesterday because he would not give the Mr. Sagotsky, whose three- CAMHEN—A jury has found that township officials would be prosecutorship up and have it Could Still Appoint claim it. ballots were counted. man slate for borough council po- Harold Melleby, suspended Cam- glad to discuss with Atlantic! Republican. sitions was defeated Nov. 8, said "I don't know whether Harry Hospitals den police lieutenant, innocent The recount of votes will be knows it or not, but we could held at the Court House here at Highlands officials the zoning of He was reappointed May 18 to if council declined to place the JERSEY CITY—Edward King, on all remaining counts of false an area on Rt. 36 near Sears a five-year term. If Mr. Keuper appoint a manager the first of 10 a.m. that day. question of a change on the bal- 34, accused of shooting to death swearing. Judge Edward V. Ave. for business. the year and still keep the may- The suit, filed in behalf of Mr. should give up the post to accept lot he will circulate petitions to Seek More a former girl friend in a Union Martino dismissed three of the The proposed business zone has have it placed before the voters. or-council form of government." six counts, ruling the state had Cooper by Ronald L. Horan, City tavern »Iov. 11, has been Matawan, charges that many of drawn protests from Atlantic Commenting on Mr. Sagotsky's indicted for murder. The in- failed to present sufficient evi- Highlands officials, who feel it statement, Republican Council County Aid dence to permit the jury Is the votes cast for Republican dictment against King, of'55 St. candidates Lawrence R. Malone would devalue prime residential man Thomas CrowJey said, "In FREEHOLD — Representatives Paul's Ave., who has worked consider the counts he knocked property in that community. Blue Shield theory, a council-manager type out of the indlrtment. Those and Robert J. Singleton were f Monmouth County's three hos- variously as jazz drummer, bar- illegal. Under the existing ordinance, of government is excellent. But cnunl<; dealt with testimony itals—Fitkin, Monmouth Mp tender, longshoreman and truck Mr. Cooper led Mr. Malone and lie area in question is already in practical application we have al Center and Riverview—con driver was returned yesterday Mallebv gave before the Cam- :oned for business. May Request a comparable and superior sys- den Countv Grand Jury that Mr. Singleton by 15 votes before erred yesterday with the Board by the Hudson County Grand the counting of the absentee bal- Under the proposed code, the tem with a full time superinten- if Freeholders on ways &nd Jury. He is accused of shoot- investigated Mayor Alfred R. usincss area has been extended dent of public works who is also Pierce's charges of links be- lots. Mr. Cooper was low man means of obtaining additional ing Mrs. Arlene McCrystal, 26, on the absentee ballot count, and t one point to the township bor- Rate Increase a. professional engineer. tween police and gambling. The :ounty funds. mother of three. Police said King finished five votes behind Mr. der, north of the highway. TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- "I feel this is better because it Freeholder Director Joseph C. and Mrs. McCrystal, who was remaining three charged con- Mayor Lawley said the zone is a non-political job and he is Malone and four behind Mr. sey's 2,000,000 Blue Shield sub- rwin said details of the confer- separated from her husband, had flict between the answers Mel- Singleton. was enlarged after careful study scribers may pay higher pre- doing far more work than a ence will be made known in a shared an apartment at 6107 leby gave to a financial ques- by the Planning Board and Com- miums next year but Blue Cross manager could possibly do, with lew days after specific requests Broadway, West New York. King tionnaire all policemen were re- munity Planning Associates Inc., subscribers probably will escape out Its latent political implica- ;an be analyzed. s married and father of two. quired to fill out and his testi- PTA Backs West Trenton. a boost. tions." The Freeholders last year di- mony before the grand Jury. He said business establish- Newly elected Republican Melleby's counsel told the This was the outcome of testi- ided $575;000 — the maximum LAKE MOHAWK — Tommy ments along the highway at that Councilman Joseph R. Collins jurors that Melleby was the point have already set the char- mony yesterday at the fifth pub- permitted by law — among ths Sheridan, 8, and his brother Ed- School Site lic hearing of a legislative com- had this to say about Mr. Sagot- hospitals in reimbursement of police officer who made the acter of the land. sky's claim that council-manager die, 6, two ardent supporters of original undercover Investiga- mittee headed by Sen. Wayne Du ree care given county indigent President-elect John F. Kennedy, He also pointed out that any mont, Jr., R-Warren. would "take politics out of the residents. tion which led to mass state po- In Holmdel construction under the'proposed borough hall." have named their newly arrived Mr. Irwin said requests taken lice raids in Camden last Nov. HOLMDEL—The Parent-Teach- code would require a buffer zone Dr. Nicholas F. Alfano, execu- 'Pie In The Sky' litter of pups, John, Fitzgerald, 24. er Association has given its .in- tive vice president and medical nder consideration yesterday at the rear of the building. "It seems he is grasping for Kennedy, Jackie, Caroline and dorsement to, the Board of Ed- Vincent P. Keuper . director of the Blue Shield Plan would be over and above grants Lyndon. Mrs. Thomas F. Sheri- Atlantic Highlands officials in- pie in the sky. No one brough TRENTON—The Pennsylvania ucation's proposal to buy 20 to dicated a buffer zone of 200 to on doctor costs, dropped a bomb- already allocated on an annual dan of 18 Oak Pkwy., the boys' the judgeship, the Republicans in politics into borough council un Railroad yesterday asked state 24 acres of the Henrietta Cross 300 feet between the border and shell in announcing a rate in- basis and would be permitted mother, isn't sure the army of the State Senate could hold up til he got there. permission to sell about 1.5 acres property in Holmdel Village. commercial construction might crease is necessary. under, other state laws. pups can live on the current the appointment of a Democratic If he were sincere he would land in Elizabeth to Elmora The PTA'S decision came be the answer to the problem. Reserves Dwindle have broughrthis up a long firm budget. She plans to keep the after a public discussion of the successor until after theguberna- brood six weeks and then seek Gardens, Inc., for $42,000. The Mayor Lawley said the pro- He said Blue Shield reserves ago, but when he had control ol plan with board officials. torial elections next November. "foreign" aid. But with those and consists of three parcels posed zoning represents the feel- •re steadily dwindling below the council the present system wa: Treasure The board has taken an option Possible Successors names it should- be difficult to located along the railroad tracks ings of the Township Committee safe level of $8 million. The plan quite agreeable to him." (Continued) on the property to serve ar 3 find homes for the pups in this. at Erico Ave., Grove St. and and the Planning Board. The appointment of county will ask the state next month to Mr. Collins concluded by say Vianet often h,a d signature future elementary school «;ite. Republican • stronghold which New York Ave. The request was prosecutors is made by the gov- approve a rate increase effec- ing "When you look into thi rouble, and traced over his own Cost of the land has been set gave Vice President Richard Nix- made in an application *o the ernor with the approval of the tive May 31, 1961, but the exact form of government (council name. at $2,250 per acre. on a 2,489-801 majority. itate Public Utility Commission lenate. dimensions are not yet known. manager) it seems to refer to The Osten print also bears, in During the discussion the ques- Hagerty Seen Mr. Keuper would not comment The committee then recalled city government. However, I am ink, the dedication, by Manet, CAMDEN — The Delaware tion of a high school was raised on a posible successor as prose- Milton O. Loysen, executive vice not opposed to letting the people 'a mon ami, Monginot." SAN FRANCISCO-A South River Port Authority today re- Officials said that while they cutor, but some Democrats men- president of Blue Cross, which decide." Value Undetermined Orange, N. J., girl who flew ported talks have been held were aware of the need for i As Daly's tioned for the post are the as- pays hospital bills. He said, "We Mrs. Lee Comments The print is literally priceless, to San Francisco Tuesday to with officials of New Jersey high school, they said they wer sistant prosecutors, Solomon believe we can get through 1961 Mrs. Gertrude Lee, Republican i the sense that its value can start a modeling career was and Pennsylvania and the Cliy concerned only with land for Lautman, John W. Applegate and without a rate increase." who was elected last week to hei not be determined. No example met at the airport by police of Philadelphia regarding pos- new elementary school at this Successor John A. Petillo, and attorneys first term on council, com' of this etching has been .sold at who took custody of 27 items sible sites for a new bridge time. NEW YORK (AP) - White John C. Giordano, Jr., Francis Loysen added, "We hope 'the mented, "There is more than on jiext time we have to move for a public auction, which would give of family jewelry. Today she over the Delaware River north They said the board is currently House press secretary James C X. Crahay and Patrick J. Mc- form of government to look in K Gann, Jr. ,ra(s adjustment will be at the rough determination of its was put on a homeward bound of Camden. The study would e conducting informal discussion Hagerty has refused to confirm to. I question Mr. Sagotsky's re- on the problem. beginning of a program of varl value. -plane—minus the.jewelry. A concentrated in the Delanco- or deny reports he will take over Two new District Court judge- cent statement that this (council The price it would sell for now The Cross property is betweei as vice president in charge of ships were created this year by able rates for groups." girl companion remained at Riverslde-Brldgeboro area of manager) would take politics oul would depend on the eagerness, the Youth Guidance Center. In- Burlington County. Me Campbell Rd. and Newma: the American Broadcasting Com the legislature. In such cases, one Blue Cross Plan of local government. and the pocketbook, of the col spector Edward Barden said Springs Rd. pany's news and public affairs post goes to a Republican and Blue Cross is seeking to aban- The council would still b lector who wanted it. That, how the cases of Ellen Carol Mink, PAULSBORO—Monsanto Chem- department. one to a Democrat. don its flat rates for an expcr elected and we would still hav ever, is an academic question 17, daughter of a South Orange ical Co. began construction to Veteran broadcaster John Daly Gray A Possibility ience rating plan. Employment a wrangle over the appointment at the moment, because the clothing store man, and Marie day of a $10 million plant in Lo- Big Highway resigned the post yesterday, and Among Republicans most often groups which use hospitals more of the manager." Ostens have no intention of sell- Alonzon, 16, of Newark, were gan Township along the Dela his resignation was promptly ac- mentioned for appointment are would pay higher rates, while low Democratic Mayor Barton Ca ing it. handled as runaways. But he ware River. Phthalic anhydride cepted by ABC. .risk groups would pay less. lahan and Councilman Frank E The realization of the print's Network Plan Officially, ABC would make no Red Bank Mayor George A. said Miss Mink had a leather will be made at the plant. Th*r> Gray and M. Raymond McGowan This proposal won the backing Weeden were unavailable foi rarity and value has come gradu bag containing watches, gold chemical is used in the manufac- TRENTON (AP) — The stat comment on reports that Hagerty of Blue Cross' competitors, the comment, and Democratic Coun ally to the Red Bank couple. Now Highway Department today call would take over Daly's position of Freehold. chains, diamond rings and ture of various plastic products Governor Robert B. Meyner in- commercial insurance compan cilman Leonard Conway is. oul ;hat they know, they are wonder- pearls, all from the Mink The factory is to be completed ed for bids Dec. 15 on a huge after his duties end with the les. A spokesman for 145 com' of town. ing, reluctantly, if it might not interchange designed to funnei Eisenhower administration. dicated before leaving for South house, and these would be kept in 1962 and is to employ 100 America last week that he would panics writing almost all the New Law's Requirements be. best to keep it in a bank traffic from the George Wash Last night at President Eisen- until South Orange police au- persons. like to submit nominees for the Jersey health insurance business State statute 40:80 provide: vault for the time being. ington bridge into New Jersey's hower's vacation headquarters in thorized their return. Miss two posts to the Senate when it said they felt Blue Cross was be- that if 15 per cent of the voter: 'A Responsibility' expanding highway network.. Augusta, Ga., Hagerty said only: Mink's father, Harry, said in TRENTON—A husband's poor convenes Nov. 28. ing hampered under the present who voted in the last general I'd hate to do that," Mrs The department said the maze 'When I have any announcement Osten said yesterday. "It should South Orange he felt the girls* or even obstinate business Mr. Keuper has served as system. election when assemblymen wen flight was "a childish es- judgment does not justify his of roadways will be one of the about my future plans, I'll let Counsel Martin Kesselhaut de elected file a petition for be where people can see it. largest and most complex inter- you know." prosecutor five years and previ- But it is a responsibility. capade." wife leaving him, the Appellate ously served as Asbury Park • voted much of the day to ques- change of government, the bor- Division of Superior Court has changes ever built in New Jer- Daly, a top executive with "When I took it to New York councilman for 10 years. He was tioning Blue Shield ' and Blue ough clerk shall call a specia ruled. The court wiped out . n sey. Preliminary engineering cs ABC the past seven years, sub- Cross officials about a recent crit- election. to show to Mr. Mayor," she re JERSEY CITY — Joseph Los timatcs put the cost at aboul mitted his resignation to be ef- i member of the Civil Service calls, "I just tucked it under my grove, 51. a multiple sclerosi' order requiring Murray King, :ommission six years, and was ical presentment of the Union The date of the election is sel West Enr;lewood, to pay 120 a $6.5 million. fective in one month. His role County grand jury. as the fourth Tuesday followin, arm, and wandered into the victim, fell 90 feet to his death The interchange will be the as moderator of the Columbia formerly county Democratic Metropolitan with it. last night from the window of week for sunoort of his wife. chairman. The,presentment said two Eliz- the date of the filing of the pet Mrs. King. 34, said her hus- eastern terminus of the Bergen- Broadcasting System's "What's abeth hospitals were glaring ex- tion, but not within four week; 'It's a wonder they let me out his ninth floor anartment Jit 263 Passaic Expressway, which wil My Line?" will not be affected. I'm glad I had written to them Montgomery St. Police said Cos band's building business went amples of allowing unlicensed of a municipal election. into a decline in the 1957 re- eventually lead traffic as far Daly said he was quitting ABC about it first. Otherwise, I might grove, who lived alone and <\ a< West as San Francisco via In people to administer ether, and Council-manager form of gov cession but that he continued because of a "fundamental dif- Automation's charged that one anesthetist crnment provides for a five-mem have seemed a rather supicious only able to get about with the terstate Rt. 80 and to the South ference on policy" with ABC character." use of two canes, apDarently los spending monev outside the via Interstate Rt. 95 and the N.J was paid through Blue Shield for ber council who appoinTTTpaii home just 'as before, leaving president Leonard Goldenson. services which others actually manager and select one of theii The former owner, Dr. Osten's his balance' while opening a win- Turnpike. Evils Told aunt, had the etching for 50 dow. her and their children without performed. members as an unpaid mayor. adeauate sunnort. She said she Altogether, the interchange wil years. Her husband, Sidney Wag include eight separate roadway.' Shore Regional ner, the architect, bought it in tried to get him to go Into oth- To Bankers WASHINGTON - Construc- er work and finally moved with carrying a total of 20 lanes o: Paris for two francs in 1910, in a traffic. If all of the lanes in the ASBURY PARK (AP) - Rob- second hand print shop. tion of 60 low-rent homes for her two daughters to her moth- Site Selected ert J. O'Keefe, assistant vice Get Bids on Headquarters c'derly persons in Irvincton, interchange were put end to end, Bought On Honeymoon er's home in Brooklyn. MONMOUTH BEACH - A site president of the Chase Manhat- N. J., has been approved -y they would stretch, for 14 miles for the proposed Shore Regional tan Bank, New York City, today The purchase was made during the Public Housing Administra- The main interchange area wil the yoiing couple's honeymoon NEW YORK—New Jersey State High School will be announced told New Jersey bankers to ap- tion. The agency will lend un be- about six-tenths of a mile For Mosquito CommissionMr. Wagner died a number oi Sen. Robert C. Crane, R-Unidn, at a board meeting Dec. 15^ ac proach automation with extreme to 90 per cent of the orniect's long, from the Fletcher Ave. years ago. His,- widow treasured undergoes surgery today at the cording to Peter Cooper, Board caution. FREEHOLD — Bids totalin estimated cost of $9.14.290. An- bridge in Fort Lee to the other $41,113 for construction of a Mon the print for its sentimenta Memorial Center for cancer and side of Rt. 4 just south of Jones of Education president. He warned that electronic da- nual grants also will he made 1 mouth County Mosquito Extei value. Her nephew, Dr. Osten, had allied diseases. Crane will be Rd. It will be from 300 to 750 Mr. Cooper said at last night' la processing equipment is mere- Churchill Had always liked the print, too, and to help keep rents within the hospitalized for two weeks after ly a means to achieve an end mination Building in New Shrews means of low-income families. feet wide. meeting that one site has been bury were low among sealed pro so it came to him after her an obstruction is removed from The Highway Department plans eliminated because it would re- and can only produce profits if manned by capable and imagin- posals received yesterday by th' death. Neither of them had ever his throat. He then plans to ab- to complete the roadways car- quire costly improvements, in the 'Good Night' ative pedple. Board of Freeholders. had any thought that it migh SOUTH. ORANGE—The Seton sent himself from the political rying Rts. I, 9 and 46 and Rt. opinions of the board's enginee LONDON (AP) - Sir Winston be valuable, up until this yeai HalL University Institute of Far scene for a two-month convales- to the bridge by July 1, 1962 — and architect. O'Keefe addressed the 32d an- A decision on an award wa when* the Ostens began to make Eastern Studies announced to cence period. Crane entered the nual trust and banking confer- Churchill had a "rather good taken under advisement. Th the target date for completion ol Both sites are in West Long night," a secretary said today. rather casual Inquiries about it day receipt of a $31,600 Rran hospital Sunday for a checkup. the bridge's second deck. The Branch. ence of the New Jersey Bankers building would house commissioi "Finding out about the prin from the National Science Sen. Crane has been elected Association at the Berkeley Car- Britain's wartime leader, who equipment and would be situate' roadways carrying the express The next meeting of the board has been rather like playing de Foundation. The funds will be chairman of the New Jersey Ter- teret Hotel. will be 86 Nov. 30, broke a small on Wayside Rd. way to the bridge are to be fin will be held in Oceanport. bone in his back in a fall In his tective,"- Mrs. Osten said. "It is used for an 18-month study •>! centenary Commission. He has ished by Oct. 1, 1962, when th( John • J. Feldman, assistant bedroom Tuesday night.' Frank A. Kaszuba of Red Bank interesting to know how rare! i "the employment and utiluatio been acting chairman .for the expressway itself is to be ready vice president of the Howard at $26,700, was low among 1 Government Ends Usually a grumpy patient, he is, but, of course, that doe'sn' of Communist China's scientistn past two years.. The commission for use as far west as Rt. 17 Savings Institution, Newark sug- bidders for general construction add to its beauty. It was just as and engineers." Dr. John 13. Tsu is in charge of making plans for gested data processing service was" reported "quite cheerful" Park Steel and Iron Co., Brad' [Guatemala Revolt despite the pain and being or- lovely before we knew it was director of the institute, will ad celebration of New Jersey's 300;h centers as the best method for • ley Beach, at $2,297 low be smaller banks to compete in dered to stay In bed flat on his valuable!" minister the project and Prof anniversary in 1964. GUATEMALA (AP)-The Zasl tween two for structural stee Bank Declares the age of automation'' He said back. The same subject, the Spanish Chu-Yan Cheng will be the chie of the rebels against the govern Red Bank Electric Co., Red Bank investigator. smaller banks could not afford "You can say he's in good guitar player, made art history SOMERVILLE - Carleton E. ment of President Miguel Ydi at $4,200, low among five fo In the oil by Manet which cre> 6% Dividend their own systems. jplrit," the secretary told re- electrical work, Phclco, Inc, Heritage president of the N. J. goras were reported in flight to porters. ated a furore at the Paris Salon MOUNT HOLLY — Two new Farm Bureau, warned mem- RED BANK - George L. Bie day in eastern Guatemala. Red Bank, at $3,638, low amon, of 1861. Traditional painter: A medical bulletin may be is- six for heating, ventilating 'am manufacturing plants will be bers yesterday that labor un- litz, president, has announced The army announced last nigh storrhed at the new style. A few erected soon In Burlington ions are moving In to organize the declaraton by the board o that the insurgents deserted their sued later today. air conditioning; and Frank painters, including Delacroix, Youth Study "Get well" messages ' flowed Gibson, Freehold, at $4,395 Icr County, George M. Rogers, di- farm labor. Heritage, opening directors of a 6 per cent pe: last stronghold, the port of Pjer Fantin Latour, and Whistler, de- : rector of economic develop- the croup's two-day annual con- share cash dividend by thi to Barrios, and took to the into Sir Winston's home, They among five for plumbing. fended Manet. came from Queen Elizabeth II, ment for the counfv, announced vention, urged legislation to bar Monmouth County Nationa heels with parachute troopers in Officers Are Final action was taken appro: If any one moment can bo Prime Minister Harold Marml! yesterday. Carl Kllnfisoor Corp. strikes against farmers who Bank. pursuit. The government offered imately up to $77,760 of the e called the birth ol Impression- Ian, from citizens in all walks of of Haeper, Germany, will orc:t produce perishable commodi- The dividend, payable Dec. 16 $50 for the capture of >'ver tlmatcd $194,400 cost of rcbuildin ism, it was the first showing of will go to shareholders of recon Re-elected British life and from admirers the storm drainage system of th n subsldary plant known ".» ties. He said in a prepared rebel. the "Spaniard Playing a Guitar." as of Nov. 30. TRENTON (AP) - Mrs. Ar- abroad. south cast section of Lon tho American Crown Flex speech, "unionization of 'arm In a message from Puerto Bar The Osten print, made in the Abrasive and Wheel Manufac- labor Is now fair game for the The directors, meeting yester- thur W. Vcrvaet of Oakland has Three doctors who examined Branch. Bids taken by the boan same year, was produced during rios, President Ydigoras declared been re-elected chairman of the the old statesman assured an of commissioners af Long Brand turing Corp. in Delanco Town- big unions. This project has day, recommended also to in "The battle is won" but that th tho height of the controversy ship. The factory will have 15,' the blessing of Mr. Walter crease the bank's capital stoci N.J. Youth Study Commission. anxious nation yesterday his in- Tuesday for Construction work in about trie first example of the pursuit Is continuing. 000 square feet of floor space Rcuthcr. From this we must by the declaration of a paymen She has been chairma,if of the jury was "nothing serious." eluded a low., offer - of $168,011 new school. and cost about $135,000. The tnko warning. We know that of stock dividend of 32,00' group for the past two years. which was tdlfch under advis Manet never achieved great 32 STITCHES Others re-elected by, tiie Coih- LIGHT IS OUT ment. The commissioners wl pnrent company services more farmers arc the most vulnera- shares. popular appreciation during his than 55 countries with nlirnsive ble of strike tnrncls." Another Mr. Bielltz said that the stoc RED BANK—Lou Ann Twiggs misslonor arc Superior Court HIGHLANDS -The Twlnllght award the contract Dec. B. lifetime. He would doubtless be Judge David A. Nimmo of Mid- Beacon hns been shut off In ac- wheels. The W. W. Crlsswell speaker, Wayne Tyler, field di- dividend is subject to approva 6, of 76 Oceanport Ave., Little The freeholders agreed to a\ umrized to know tlmt now the Silver, suffered multiple cuts on dlctown, first vice chairman; cordnncc with an agreement proprlnte $5,000 to match $9,00 Corp. will construct n 20,000- rector of the American Agricul- of the Comptrollers of the Cur- discovery of nne of his etchings squnre-foot plant In Cinnnniln- tural Marketing Association, re- rency and the approval of share her right arm yesterday when former Judge John J. Rnfferty signed with the U. S. Const from the borough of Kcnnsburg makes news In New Jersey. of New Brunswick, second vlca Guard, The Twlnllght Society hns rebuild 300 feet of bulkhcndin. son Township nt un estimated ferred to teamster union efforts holders, she fell and her hand smashed cost of $240,000. The factory to organize dnlry farmers mil Shareholders will discuss th a storm door window. She re- chairinun, and Mrs. Sarah G. nfflclnl approval to use the light nt n county ' bridge on Laun No problem finding tenants Vngcl-Ncwlell of Railway, sec- from April 15 to Nov. 15 each Ave, between Kcansburg an when you mlverllsn The Register will manufacture filtration con- snld n militant farm bureau Is share dividend at their annua ceived 32 stitches in Riverview Hospital. rotary. yenr. Ktuilan Township, wiiy.—Advurlll tainers for lnduBtrl.il plnnls. necosnnry to block that action. meeting Jan. 24. BED BANK REGISTER / lS-TW»Uy, for, 17. 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"lie got a 1 don't think any college train (4) Bat Masterson 8:30— (13) —Plus 2nd Feature— AP Movie-TV Writer (4) Loretta Young job with revenue instead. T pot ing is wasted." (5) Badge 714 8:45—(13) Community Newsree (7) Road To Reality People's Choice 10:00 — (Ch. 2) - Person to HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The di him over here as second assistanl Norman started at the bottom (7) Real McCoys 9:00- (2) (11) Transition Family 'erson — Diana Dors, .the British rector walked up to the actor in [director. Within a year, he had of the production ladder three (11) Mike Hammer (4) 2:53— (5) News I Married Joan fayne' Mansfield, has taken up the cowboy suit and said, "Whyjmade first assistant, and nobody years ago as second assistant di (13) Movie—Comedy 1949 (7) 3:00— (2) Millionaire Physical Culture •esidence in Beverly Hills, along don't you pick up the gun this,even told me about it." rector on '"Wagon Train" and "I Was A Male Wa (IS) (4) Young Dr. Malone Bride" 9:25- (5) News way, dad?" Norman has just passed 27, and other shows. He has advanced (5) TV Reader's Digest 9:00- (2) Angel 9:30- (2) My Little Margie It adds up! More and more The actor watched him and|his blonde good looks remind you slowly, now acts as production (7) Queen For A Day (4) Bachelor Father (5) Topper eople use The Register ads each nodded, "Okay, son, if that's the;of his mother, Joan Blondell, His manager for a quartet of four (9) Film Drama (5) Wrestling (7) Memory Lane ssue because results come fas- way you want it." father was cameraman George star shows. His first work as a (11) Movie (13) Studio 99'/2 The situation was unique in two Barnes; Powell adopted the boy director was with his father, bu (7) My Three Sons ;cr.—Advertisement. (13) Day Watch' 9:50—(II) Adelante en Esapnol ways: after his marriage to Miss Blon- he has no great yen to direct. (9) Fiesta In Puerto Rico J:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (11) Target 10:00- (2) December Bride ,— AT EATONTOWN — 1. The director was the actor's dell. Though he has the physical "What I want to do is develop (4) From These Roots (4) Dough Re Mi FREE IN-CAR HEATERS! •on. equipment to be an actor, Nor- my own TV property and pro- 9:30— (2) Ami Sothern (5) African Patrol (5) Movie 2. The actor was the director's man said he never contemplated duce it," said Norman. "Then I'd (4) Ernie Ford (7) Who Do You Trust? Day Watch boss. acting. like to make features some day (7) Unteuchables (13) ST. JAMES (9) Movie • Living Language DRIVE Dick Powell was filming some I guess that's everybody's ambi (9) Long John Nebel 10:10—(11) A Walter Reade Theater "ft just never appealed to me," (11) Star Performance Video Village introductions to his TV series, tion in the film business." (11) Silent Service 10:30— (2) SHORE |N he remarked. "Nor to my. sister 4:00— (2) Brighter Day Play Your Hunch ASBURY PARK Zane Grey Theater. As president 10:00— (2) Persons To Person (4) III. 33-H, Collins Ellen, either. She at least tried (4) Make Room For (7) RayMilland of Four Star Productions, he held (4) Groucho Mata. Wrd. Sal., Sun. £ llnli. 3:30 it. She toured with my mother in Daddy The World of Box Off. 6:30; show 7 weekdays an obvious advantage over the 1 . (11) Touchdown 10:40—(11) Kvn. 8:31) Kvc. Sun. at 7:30 "Happy Birthday and "Time of Lodge to Mark (5) Douglas Fairbanks Box Off. 5:30; show 6 Sundays director, who happened to be Nor- 10:30— (2) June Allyson Numbers the Cuckoo' in summer stock. (7) American Bandstand Choice Reserved Seats man Powell. Yet there was Dick, (4) Third Man 10:50— (9) News and Weather But she still didn't like it." 4th Anniversary For All Performances MARILYN MONROE the suggestions of his (11) Abbott and Costello (7) Ernie Kovacs 10:55- (9) Almanac Newsreel heeding "LETS MAKE LOVE" son. Acting Urge LEONARDO-The fourth aim!' 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (9) Movie—Suspense 195 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy Mail and Phone Orders 4:30— (2) Edge of Night "Split Second" (4) Price Is Right Taken-PR 5-8883 plus MARLON BRANDO When he finished the scene, Possibly the acting urge will versary Of Noreg Lodge, Son (4) Here's Hollywood (11) Shotgun Slade (7) Morning Court Dick voiced his only compiaint!skjp a generation, Norman admit- off NNorway, will be celebrated "ON THE WATERFRONT" (5) Mr. District Attorney (13) Play Of The Week (9) Herb Sheldon as Norman borrowed a ciga-ltec|. He is married and the fa- tomorrow in the American Le- (11) Laurel and Hardy "The Iceman Cometh' (11) Speaking English rctte from him: "You'd think aft-jti,cr of two, and he commented gion Hall, Rt. 3fi. Discovering Art er a boy gels to be 25 he'd be!tnat his .(.year-old shows signs A smorgasbord will be nerved (13) Woman's Club 11:00- (2) News 11:25- (5) News able to carry his own cigarettes." of hamminess.. jto members and officers of the 4:55—(II) Spunky and Tadpole (4) News third district. Other lodges will 5:00- (2) Life of Rilcy (5) News 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon Mild Protest After the Powell-Blondell di-! be rcscnt (4) Movie (7) News (4) Concentration Despite his mild protest, there ivorce, Norman moved East with I P - (5) Dat"line Europe (11) News (5) Romper Room was no mistaking Dick's pride in!his mother arfd attended eastern A scroll will be presented to uunnar Erikson zone director (9) Mischief Makers 11:05— (5) Movie—Drama 1918 (7) Love That Bob! his boy. .schools. He went to Cornell Uni- ' "Sleep, My Love" 11:40—(11) La Puerta Abierta "The son of a gun wouldn't versity and studied political sci- for his assistance during the con (11) Bozo The Clown vention. Officer nominations wil (13) Michaels In Africa 11:10— (2) Weather (4) Weather be taken Friday, Dec. 2. 5:25-(l!) Clutch Cargo SNEAKY SNAKE 5:30— (2) Movie (7) Weather Robert Preston DARK AT THE TOP RADIO ADVICE FOR DRIVERS (5) Big Beat (U) Weather and Sports KENANSVILLE, N. C. (AP) - OF THE STAIRS" (7) Rocky and His 11:15— (2) Movie—Adventure An electric power company re- WABC 770 WNEW 1130 DILLON, Colo. (AP) - Sign on 880 Friends "Star'of India" 1956 ported a 5-foot short circui WCBS WOR 710 the outskirts of this small village WHTG 1410 WPAT 930 (9) Movie (4) Jack Paar knocked out electric service (7) Movie—Comedy 1946 2,200 homes. WNBC 660 WQXR 1560 'Dillon. A One-Hearse Town (11) Three Stooges Glna Lollobrigida "Cluny Brown" ' The 5-footer was a black snakf Drive Slowly." (13) Studio 99'/2 •'WHERE THE AFTERNOON WNIC Morg»n B.atty that crawled into a power com WOR News, I HOT WIND BLOWS" lllOO—WA«C N.ws; Dick Shepuu pany substation and disruptec Gabriel Heater JULIET PROWS E FURTHER THCATRC WCBS Newi TIM—WOR Capitol Close-Up service. The snake was electro WHTO Monmouth-Ocean WCBS In rcr«nn, INFORMATION CALL SH I9G0O News Summary MOVIE TIMETABLE cuted. Interviews John Daly to Leave WNBC News; Jim Low* 7143—WNIC Wayne Howell Show RED BANK WOR N«ws, John Scott WOR Carlton Fredrick IIIII -WOR Th« Fitzgerald! 7.M—WABC Now«: Knrreli Smith Carlton-Hell To Eternity 3:- WCBS Lanny ROM •!OO—WCBS World Tonifrht 30; 9:25; Sex Kittens Go To IJIlO—WHTO County Agent WOR Ncw«. World Today ItlS—WCBS Ivi .loyce As ABC Executive College 2:00; 7:30. tllSO—WCBS Coupl* Next Door • HO—WCBS K.I Joyc. WHTO Newt; WOR Sports: EATONTOWN Rclaxinz Muilc McCulloueh & Eliot By CYNTHIA LOWRY are expensive to produce, diffi- • :55—WABC News: Karrell Smith Drlvc-In-Hell To Eternity 7:- HI4S—WCBS Right to llappintu cult to sell to sponsors and often 11,SI—WABC News: Dick Shepard t:OO—WNBC News: Bob Ha>m*» AP TV-Radio Writer 05; 11:20; Sex Kittens Go To WOR New8; UN Review attract smaller audiences than WNBC Eraphanii WCBS Nows; Ed Joyce NEW YORK (AP) — John College 9:40. 1,00—WCBS Whispering Street! • ill—won McCulloimh ft Hlot even sleazy or pedestrian enter- WHTO Headlines. Eng • ISS—WABC NBWJ; Ed Jordan Daly's resignation as vice presi- tainment shows on rival net- HAZLET "Prices. Music tOlOO—WCBS News; dent of ABC's news and public I WNBC News: Jim Low* works. Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 7: WNBC Mows: Bob Haymei affairs department spotlights the WOR N«w» WOR News. Les Smith But they are the programs on 00; Hell To Eternity 7:05; 10: lit!—WCBS Ma Pcrklm lOllS—V'OH McCullmtgh & Eliot growing importance of "informa- 45; Sex Kitten's Go To College WOR Carlton Fredrick! WCBS Dance Munie which much of a network's ppres tion"—as opposed to entertain- 9:30. 1,|O—WCBS Young Dr. Malon* IOISS—WABC News; Ed Jordan e ; WHTO News: 11100—WCBS N'ewi ment— in today's network pro- '^ and reputation are built— and they are programs TV's ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Relaxing Muiio WNBC News; BOB Haymei gramming. WOR News spokesmen brag about when sell- 1,41—WCBS Second Mr«. Burton served the network Atlantic-All The Young Men tilts—WCBS Starlight Salut* Daly has ing the whole medium. Daly's IHI—WABC News: .Tack Carney WOR tiooks And Rrenl for seven years as its chief news 7:35; 9:40. WN1C Emphasis tltSO—WCBS Music 'Til Dawn resignation comes at a time 1,00—WCBS N'ewi: Beat Sellw an public affairs executive, top 11:40—WABC Cluincy Howe when ABC—long a specialist in KEYPORT WHTO (leadlines. Music 11:<5—WOR Hible Iteadlr.it commentator and newscaster. WNBC News: Jim Lowe 11:00—WABC Hie Joe filmed adventure series—is at- WOR Mews, I.e« Smith Until the political conventions Strand—Hell To Eternity 6:45; WNBC News; All Night In tempting to build up its pres- 1,15—WOR Galen Draka last summer, he drew nothing but 9:09. IHO—WCBS Alltn Grnjr N. Y. tige with several new series, in WOR Long John bouquets for the way he ran his WHTOKews: eluding one based on Winston COI.LINGWOOD CIRCLE R*!p.Tine Music department. 1:55 WABC News: .lack Larncy M0RNIH0 PROGRAMS Churchill's war memoirs. Shore Drive-In—Let's Make WNBC Emphasis It was Daly who rigidly en- Love 7:00; 11:05; On The Wa- 1,00—WCBS News: Martha 7:09—WABC News. Al Lohman forced the policy that all pro- What are Daly's plans when his Wrisht WCBS Jack Sterling resignation becomes effective terfront 9:20. WHTO Headlines, Music WHTO Monmouth-Ocenn grams in the area of news and WNBC News; Jim Leva News Summary and the contracts for his com- LONG BRANCH KBIT Prlcei public-affairs must be super- Just toss a salad, chill and presto! ... WOR News: Lyle Van vised and controlled by the news mentaries and newscasts wind till—WOR Arlene Francli WOR News: Baronet—The Dark At The Top dinner's ready, soon as Dad brings 1UO—WHTO Kews: John Gambling and public affairs department. up? "A long vacation," he says. Of The Stairs 2:10; 7:10; 9:25. Relaxing Music WNBC News: Bill Cullen home a sackful! of delicious 7190—WHTO News; NBC and CBS also follow such a 1,55 WABC Nwi; Jack Carney Bob Hope, reported by NBC to ASBURY PARK McDonald's Hamburgers, French Fries WNBC Emphasis Wake up to Music policy. 714S—WHTO Civil Servio Newi be 'king" of its Thanksgiving Lyric-Where The Hot Wind and pints of creamy-smooth Milk 4IOO—WCBS News: Dick No«l ilOtt—WABC News: Al I.ohm«n This requirement for super- WHTO Closi.iz Slock parade show, will not be in the Blows 7:20; 9:30. Shakes. A hearty, healthful meal for Heport: Music WHTQ Headlines: vision and control last season WakeUpTo Music WNBC News; Art Fnrrl did keep a conccdedly excellent line after all, It will be the stars Mayfalr-GI Blues 2:45; 7:20; everybody in the family. And so WOR News, .lohn WingaU WCBS News: JacV Sterling of "Bonanza," on horseback, (ill—WOR Radio New York Show and thoroughly researched pro- 9:30. thrifty, too. Why not call Dad now? - 4120—WHTO Mnnmnuth-Orran WOR K.ws gram, "The Race for Space," which the small fry viewers will Ask him to stop here on his way home. WNBC News: Bill CulVn St. James—Can-Can 8:30. News Summary off any network even though the like better anyway.. .The United 4110—WHTO T).)W-.InniTS (US—WOR Dorothy and Dick States National Student Associa- faiirn off 4:4S p. m.) • UO— WHTO News: independent producer, David PURE BEEF HAMBURGERS,.. 15? 4,59—WABC News: Jack Carney Ttclaxintr Musio Wolper, had a sponsor eager to tion is urging a "mass protest" One of the world's largest WNBC Emphnsls • :S9—WABC News Reports against ABC's cancellation of ItOO—WCBS News: Dick Noel,, 1:00—WABC Breakfast Cluh pay for it. steam plants is near Kingston, GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES...IOC WNBC News. Art Ford WCBS News; .lark Sterling The "What's My Line?" host "College News Conference," but Tenn. Pumps in the plant, which WOR News. John Kcott WHTO Headlines: ABC will be able to spot the pro- TRIPLE-THICK MILK SHAKES...200 Ill5—WOR Timlin N>w York Strictly for Women has been increasingly unhappy ;cnerates electricity for nuclear • IIS—WABC News WNBC News; Bill Cullen over ABC's attitude toward news testing letters easily—the associ- installations at Oak Ridge, are WOR New*: Galen TtraVm ation suggests that students write EVENINO coverage, He fumed when the capable of supplying a million • :30—WHTO N'nws: letters to Leonard Goldenson, COO—WABC Jack Carney rtfilnxinir Music network moved news broadcasts allons of water a minute—more WCBS N«i USS—WNBC Emphaslx ABC president—and it has spelled around in order to accomodate than enough to fill the needs of WNBC News; Spor's 10:00—WCIIS News: his name wrong. WOR News. I.vie Vnn WABC NPWS: nick Sliepard paid political broadcasts. He New York City. 1,15—WABC News, r.d Sllverman Arlhur Godfrey made no secret of his unhappi- WCBS Pport«. n-hCooke WHTO Headlines. Miisio WNBC Art Forrl WNBC News: Art Ford ness when the network first re- CLASSIFICATION WOR News; John WlnfaU WOR News r.rriorts fused to push its election night 1130—WCBS News: Dtmlneji 10:18—WOR Mnrtttn Iirnne CORTEZ, Colo. (AP) — A busi- WABC Jnhii Daly 10:30—WHTO News. forward to match the other two ness man here has classified WOR Netvi, IteUxintt Music networks—and then broke 'into Henry nlariitr>n« WOR Interviews, follow merchants as to age by 1,40—WABC riimnrlit! News Mar'S Pe»ne the evening coverage tor an hour observing them. WCBS Financial Newi WNBC Fmnhmls to show the regularly scheduled WNBC Financial News 11:00—WCBS News: Hnu»» Tarty These are his conclusions: WHTO Headline,: Mn-lc "Bugs Bunny" and "The Rifle- Wednesday thru Saturday 1,43—WABC Howard Cosi-ll WNBC News: Art Fnrrl Ages up to 35: Girl watchers. WCBS Lowell Thorn,, WOR News, man." Up to 45: Bird watchers. Saturday Matinee WOR Rnorta. Stan Nontax 11115—WOR McCanni lit Home WNBC Thrcn Stnr Ejtra The straw that broke his as- Above that: Watchers of, time ALAN LADD WCBS Gsrrv Hnore sociation with ABC Tuesday in- • HI—WCBS Rpnrt» Time WHTO Rod lank Remitter and temperatures on the big clock SIDNEY POITIER TlOO—WABC Kdward P. Morsan Newt, Pete Hoffman volves what he calls the "in- WCBS News; Amo» "n Andy outside a local bank. WOR McCnnn- at Ttomo tegrity" of the news and network INGEMAR JOIIANNSON WNBC News: Wayn« Howel 11140—WCB» r.nshy-Clooney WOR Fullnn Lew!. Show' responsibility for Its programs. Surinam, South America, form- »|15—WABC Fnrrpll Smith 11HS—WAnC News The break., came when he learned WOR riiulnrM: News WNBC Fmphnsm jerly Dutch Guiann, is governed "ALL" THE 7110—WCBS Larry I.eueur 111!!—WHTO Midday 3' Xenon ,lhat AB(f Planned to show on its Queen of the Netherlands. Close-Up program of Dec. V YOUNG MEN" a film about Cuba called "Yan- I1IRA (HIHINCl. I«OM MIDOU ROAD NOW OPI (|tii, No." which wus made by Sunday - Monday - Tuosdny Robert Drew, a producer for the Sunday Continuous broadcast division of Time, Inc. ROBERT WAGNER (Which owns four stations under NATALIE WOOD an nrangement by Drew's em- SUSAN KOIINlvIl ployer. Daly said that as of yes- terday afternoon, no one in the PEARL BAILEY ABC news depurlmcnt hnd "seen In HIGHWAY a fool of thiii Cuban film." "ALL THE MIDDLETOWN News nnd public information! shim's iin ni'lu'orl; leleviMon iir<>! FINE YOUNG Centrally locate In I-ntonlown-Ncw Sl.rowsbury mil, goudiicKs knows, I lie oiics thill provide I.oni; Island (".Idles CANNIBALS" Monmoutn-Ocean News Summaries at for Ilio lop brass and CMI;I divi- TRAMPOLINES OPEN , In Technicolor 7 A.M., 12 Noon, 4:20 P.M. dends fur Hie ttockholdi'is. They FREE! ''}• • •:• . • ft* tflki RED BANJC lEGWTOt Keansburg •it Mm. EfraffMt .- *• .. Thumb?, JM. 17,1960-19 __/ ** *«*»*, jiff, ctofiM MM* •rtScto ferttf •mmMm* , M«y Uafcowv THE Mr* "f* Mn, Edward Wcrdiwiin, —— rformtn Dtiley will/ in Tbe DJHbled VtUma Btyihon Mrf, Auxiliary ((tended « iemonftrt West Kewwburg, celebrated her A family ?»rty mi held for Hosteesee »( the 13th birthday Monday with Linda meeting were Mrs- Gwen tion in Crown Kitchens, Fsirview the 12th birthday of Diane Till, last Monday. On Dec. 9 a Christmas Dolan and Barbara Jean Leach daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WilCoppell and Miss Carola Woll at dinner and a show. party will be held in the Para liam Till, Sixth St., West Keans- yung. Botfi Mrs. Coppell and Miss dise Club, Middletown. burg, Nov. 9. Wollyung are moving to Florida Intermediate Girl Scout Troop to make their home. 275 presented gifts to patients The annual Christmas bazar FAIR HAVEN and sang songs last week in a and ham supper of the Women's Barbara Leach, daughter of Mr. Leonardo nursing home. Members are Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal and Mrs. John Leach, West Mr. and Mrs. George Black and! wrapping gifts for patients in son, James, and granddaughter,' Church will be held Friday, Dec. Keansburg, celebrated ( her 14th Marlboro Hospital for Christmas. 10, in the parish hall. There will birthday Nov. 8 at a family par- Dale Christianson, visited Mr. and The girls meet twice a month in be two servings, 5:30 and 6:30 ty. Mrs. Charles Eggler and Mv and Mrs. Harry Buddenhagen of Chamber of Commerce Narrowsburg. N. Y., Sunday. RAPHAN'S 4-FOR-1 SALE The Knit With Us Club met INCLUDED IN THE PRICE YOU GET: last week at the home of Mrs. [1,1 BROADLOOM [2,1 HEAVY WAFFLE PADDING Carmen Falco, Keansburg. Mrs. Raymond Robinson, also' ot 13,1 EXPERT TACKLESS INSTALLATION [4,1 BATHROOM CARPETING* Keansburg, will be the next hosi- CONTINUOUS FILAMENT ess. CONGRATULATES Mrs. Anita Pease attended the New Jersey Education Assor.ia T H F tion meeting several days last week in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Mor rissey, Tiensch Ave., and son, Robert, visited Stanley E. Moi rissey, Jr., at St. Charles Sem inary, Baltimore, over the week end. ACME MARKET The Ladies Auxiliary of Sons BROADLOOM of Noreg Lodge met at the home of Mrs. Charles Wright, Atlantic Highlands last week. Plans were discussed for a spring bazar. A on the completion of its Christmas dinner will be held in Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport, n )e- cember. Mrs. John Mathisen of Perth Amboy was guest of honor at a surprise stork shower Tuesday ;JW wfUs* given by members of the Sons of NEW Noreg Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Hjalmar Hansen, Rt. 35, Middletown. Carol Schnable, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Schnable, Center Ave., celebrated her sev- Expansion Program enth birthday Sunday. Guests in- cluded Denise Robinson, Mary anne Delmiere, Grace Ann Snow Marion Arnold, Cheryl Spratford, Evelyn, Mary and John Benton and Mrs. Oscar Benton, Key- at its Super Market port; Mrs. William Done^an North Caldwell, and William Schnable, Jr. FAMILY DOCTORS IN THE RAPHA JERSEY CITY, N. J. (AP) - After four years of study and constant separation during their "America'* I'witn installation five-year marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Largpnt C&rpet I of 32 yds. or Chain" morn Donald F. Hoops can now say 14 Slorcn No I) mm there are two doctors in the Throughout 'sjmcnt, I p la N.V., N.J. 3R Months house. and Conn. to r»y. Hoops graduated with the first FAIR HAVEN The**! FftmouK Brmndn: Moh»wk! Lep»! MlKhtRlonn! Ill (How! Firth! Aid on! Rnthury!' Stcphrns! Magrr! class of the Fairleigh Dickenson MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Earontown, N. J. LI 2-3347 (nnt lo Montgomery Ward) School of Dentistry. His wife, Lilian, graduated cum laude from Garden State Shopping Plata, Paramut, N. J. 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Swift's Premium Choice Young Legs Lamb MEMBERS OF THE Swift's Premium Whole or Ribside FAIR HAVEN Loin Pork CHAMBER of COMMERCE Allen Brothers, Inc. Fair Haven Sunoco The Merchants Trust Co. Savarin or Chock Full '0 Nuts Accardi's Beauty Saion Fair Haven Hardware W. J. Mergcntlialer American Stores, Inc. Fair Haven Antique Shop Frank Mo ran B&It Electric Fair Haven Barber Shop Mincrly's Service Station COFFEE Fair Haven Bakery Barnclt's 5&10 Nelson's Market SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWIFT'S PREMIUM Borug & MacConnell Agency Fair Haven Esso Station- Palmer Stationery Britc Cleaners Fair Haven Yacht Works E. Patterson EYE ROUND 891 MB LAMB CHOPS 791 Bud's Gulf Station John A. Felsmann & Son Frank J. Perry TENDER .' FRESH FRESH • WASHED Dr. E. F. Baker Flair Cleaners Red Bank Register SNO-WHITE Buck's Cabinet Shop Fiore's Style Center ThonuiH J. Smith GREEN BEANS, SPINACH Wallace Bennett Hall Brothers Agency Muude B. Sparks Agency R. R. Jannell CRISP . ICEBERG Mushrooms SWEET • GOLDEN Caruso Shoe Repair Standard Awning The Cellar LawcB Coal Company Town & Surf LETTUCE APPLES Edward Comvay Frank Leslie Ray Van Horn Agency Colonial House Hairdressers Low Agency Willowl>rook Inn SEEDLESS FLORIDA - JUICY ib Dell's I'lianniu'v The Clothes Closet Imlny'H Frame- Shop GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES Esthcr'fl Luncheonette Boro BIIHHCH Compnny Frank I/oPrenli, Union Oil Co. 7 Nov. 17. RED BANK REGISTER n fort, F^ocus on Health Historian MONMOUTH h Named ' ' 110'MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-5292 RED IANK Mui'dcr, Atlilclcg Fool, Vaecination UNION BEACH - At a recent meeting of the local American OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. In Week's Science News Legion Post, Edgar Cottrell, a past commander, was named post! By the Associated Press ,ai minor cause of death. But there-! historian. ; ! _ ., , • , ,, after it becomes more and more First Vice Commander Jack ORbER YOUR HOLIDAY TURKEY NOW The sudden murderers wno kj'l,important as a killer. a new studv; Horner announced 95 members without apparent reason usually |sJl0WS have paid dues. FRESH KILLED - GRADE A - OVEN READY • ALL SIZES have abnormal brain activity. Djscipiine, emotional upset, de-i John Monahan, a trustee, is British researchers report. ;preSSion, jealousy, school and' chairman of the social to be They charted the electrica lttiur ac-|'1 famjly prnbIems werc ,he most| held in the post home Nov. 19. rivity in the brains of known - f1.cquent reasons for attempted! dercrs in English prisons.. Amon. g suKiuii. Lesser reasons: drug, Peter Whitehead is co-chairman. ihose who murdered while trying addiction and the birth of an „.! Harry Breil, child welfare chair- man, reported that applications STEAK SALE :o commit some other crime, onelegitimate child. The highest; In four showed brain abnormal.- ))er ()f at( ,s came at (hc, for the "Sons of the Legion" are r tics—roughly the same as other. of ]g ' j being taken. A member's son is prisoners. eligible for membership. Mr. Parents should watch for a sud- Breil stated he has applied for SIRLOIN Among those who killed after den change in personality or be- considerable personal provoca- havior, anxiety, irritability, de- a charter. tion, only 17 per cent showed ab- pression, insomnia and frequent The speaker was Homer Mad- normal. But in those who nuir- PORTERHOUSE but unnecessary outburst of tem- son, state American Legion ex- dered without motive or provo- ecutive officer. Mr. Madson cation, only 17 per cent showed '"•'• " | praised Cmdr. John McGrogan on abnormal. Rut in those who mur-' jthe membership drive and enroll- T-BONE or dered without motive or provo- Climate for Fungus ment. cation except for the stress of Athlete's foot—a common fun- Mrs. Muriel Hacked, service *exual excitement, resentment RuS infection—is more common officer, reported Vice Com- DELMONICO or exhaustion, 73 per cent had j ) t m cure among boys 1 Uib mander Jack Cahill is at home an( lar( cr 'CAM 1 MAVE A PIECE OF C-A-N-O-Y THAT DAO WO brain abnormalities. ;than girls. The reason, say Brit- after being a medical patient in iish researchers: boys' footwear IN TWe HALL CL-O-S-E-T?* the Veterans Administration Hos- Hot Weaiher Eaters is badly ventilated, making their pital, East Orange. Mrs. Hackett The hotter it is the more you:feet a more suitable soil for thescar is only half as large as thai reported that Charles Goble, a need to cat, Army researchers11 growth of the fungus, y past commander underwent eye report. I made with the regular needle. New System surgery in Veterans Hospital, Men living in 105-dcfiree desert Against Smallpox RX Daffodils INew York, and is expected home heat ate some 400 calories more; (soon. 1 new, quick and practically! studies of a Of Accounting per dav than did men living in - . - . ,,„.,„ drug are yielding Mr. Horner, announced that fir- air conditioned comfort. They al- Pauiless way to vaccinate againstA'famil: cow;y of new compounds that I-REIiHOLD —The IBM Com-'1 ing squad members are being so gained weight, probably'due substitutsmaMpoxe ifos r availablthe usuae nol wneedle hold hope for persons suffering pare-Account program for poul-Sought, to drinking more water. with which a number of success-from nerve-muscle diseases like try farmers, under development! Mr. Horner reported also'that morThee foohodt weathefor severar eaterl sreasons needed: 'vp punctures are made jn the!myasthenia gravis. by the Co-operative Extension;legion funeral services were con- Increased blood flow to aid the skin, the new instrument presses The drugs stem from the bulbs .Service the last year, can nowiducted recently for James Lam- vaccine into the arm all at of a plant related to the daffo-jbe offered to an increased num-jberson. Keyport. by Mr. McGro- bodybody's adjustment to the heat, dil, which grows in abundance-ber of poultrymen. gan and Chaplain William d ii d py sreater sweat gland activity and'"nee with nine tiny plastic points l h ld D ) CHOP Sicks. CHUCK all over the world. Doctors may) Calling attention to the pro- the loss of calories due to sweat othumn a bring-lik of thee holdedoctorr .worn on thesoon trt y outt one of tthh e comgram- , John M. Hunter, extension loss. pounds on human patients. Developers say there is almost farm management specialist at BONELESS-AGED and SEASONED Rutgers, calls it a management Child Suicides | no pain, the vaccination is done Height and Ag.e Under the age of 15, suicide is'in about three seconds—and the tool. There seems to be no relation In his opinion the farmers with between a person's height and top business and production man- his chances of surviving once he agement have the best chances! passes 65, a statistical study ofnf surviving in the competitive! EYE ROUND ROAST 89 older people shows. ycars aneacj. While all persons lose some of The Compare-Account -system! their body weight as they grow scts standards and comparcs in.' older, short people 'lose a^greater jd|vidllal performance. It gives the' proportion of their weigflt than individua, producer a sound bas. tall persons-do. Ih.s is especial-j.g of finding WMk poin(s .„ h]. ly true of short women, sway business so tnat he can make shows. corrections. I I'LL ORBIT YOUR Producers who take part in MESSAGE! nl ut ur 'the program receive a monthly: P >'° advertising mes- Pullets Need (guide to help them make adjust- -£ "P^™." ^ '."owle jments. I Hustles, the Register Class;- Extra Care i Producers who would 'ike;j fjed Ad and T run |he (mvlVsj more delalIs can get them from rRrr,,mn NMu}ir lAn,15f,H: busiest marketplace. Call SH l-i It Pays to Advertise in The Register r-REEHOLD - Newly housed!Ricnard 0. Ric^ ass0C\ate agri-;ooiO todav and start on the im-l pullets need extra attention it [cultural agent, 20 Court St. Iportant Classified habit. they are to produce well. : ' : Associate agricultural agent! • Richard 0. Rice, tells what he means by extra attention: Use lights to keep birds work- Question for Thanksgiving: ing 14 hours a day. Check for worms, and if they become a problem, treat the birds for them. Walk through the house at dusk and throw out any chickens try- Why on earth should you use new ing to roost in nests. Do this several nights and you'll dis- courage them from doing this. If birds were deheaked when1 they were young, check for tooj long lower beaks that would pre-i Pepperidge Farm Stuffine-when your vent them from eating and drink-! Don't close the windows when: the weather gets cool. The only[ time-windows should be closed, j and then not all the way, is to, own homemade stuffing is so good? prevent rain or snow from get- ting in or the water from freez- ing. Never close the windows en- tirely because chickens need fresh air. ' If your ration contains 2.75 per 3 reasons: cent calcium, you needn't feed| extra calcium. But if you're ini doubt, feed either soluble grit orj Pepperidge Farm ready-to-use Stuffing tastes every bit as oyster shell. Make it easier for birds to eat good as the stuffing you'd make yourself! It's made with by having ample feeder space. | Birds should not have to walk' more than 10 to 15 feet to get to | premium Pepperidge Farm breads and seasoned with seven the hopper. nutritious Give medicine only when the fresh herbs! And it saves you 30 minutes of cooking chores! flock has a disease, and be sure| the medicine is meant for the dis-j ease that's making trouble. •R TAYBE your homemade stuffing has add liquid-and stuff that big holiday Nourishment galore and flavor to spare in casserole Improvement JLVi won prizes for you. Or maybe turkey! combinations that feature heaps of succulent meat. you've never made stuffing in your Gerber Strained and Junior High Meat Dinners have Of Asparagus life. Either way, you're in for a deli- Add your own special touches 3 times as much meat as regular combinations of FREEHOLD—Asparagus grow.; cious, delightful surprise this Thanks- Mrs. Rudkin knows that you may vegetables and meat. That means much more protein ers can take advantage of the; giving, when you try new Pepperidge have special stuffing touches of your for strength and growth. Important: like-all Gcrbcr current rust disease infection to Farm Herb Seasoned Stuffing! own that you're famous for—such as Baby Foods, they're prepared by experts who specialize improve their asparagus strains, \- The disease has been found this; chestnuts or mushrooms. Go ahead in infant nutrition. fall in South Jersey production Made according to and add them! areas. an old-fashioned recipe' Gerber Strained and Junior High Meat Dinners You'll find that Pepperidge Farm \V. Bradford Johnson, exten- Pepperidge Farm Stuffing is made ac- make wonderful "main dishes" for baby's lunch or sion vegetable specialist at Rut-; Herb Seasoned Stuffing saves you 30 ; cording to an old-fashioned recipe of supper menus. Try this strained or junior team: gers University, outlines the sim- minutes of time-^and tastes every bit pie strain improvement steps: Margaret Rudkin's. Mrs. Riidkin uses as good as the stuffing you'd make TURKEY H1OH MBAT OINNIR * In fields infected with rust, look; premium Pepperidge Far in breads - yourself! • OUACH OH GARDEN VEGETABLES for plants having many large; PEACHBt stalks which are rust-free or have: and seven fresh herbs, including sage When you're doing your shopping *OTHEB HIGH MEAT DINNERS very little rust. ; and thyme. Everything is ready for for Thanksgiving- pick up a package CHICKEN, VEAL, BEEF Of? HAM Place a stake by each selected you; the onions have been chopped, of new Pepperidge Farm Herb berries (females) select one with- f.i. As a delightful change of taste for the dinners, out berries (males). I the seasoning mixed. All you do is Seasoned Stuffing! substitute Gcrbcr Creamed Cottage Cheese with Next February or March dig! Pineapple. the staked plants, divide them in- tn clumps, and set them in a NOW... block for seed production. Do not NEW WIDE-TOP* JAR cut any spears in this seed pro- ^ duction block, Allow the brush to WITH grow. QUICK-TWIST* CAP Berries on this brush will not, be contaminated while cuttingi beds nearby are being harvested.! Hives of bees placed in the seed' block during blooming period will aid seed production. Do not save seed from stalks which bloom in July or August, for contamination will occur from! plants in the cutting beds, which will bp blooming fl/Ifff fHMSGHiG FOODS! fuxrrt^""'""^*-*1''--^^^^--'^ During Thanksgiving Week Stores Open Until 9 p. m. Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings. U.S. Gov't. Inspected -Ready-to-Cook None Finer At Any Price! None Priced Higher Than Advertised! Holiday Fruits and Vegetables? Siies 20 lbs. and up Siies 8 to 19 lbs. GRAPEFRUIT c SEEDLESS White w Pink Cranberries PASCAL — California large |A Celery Firm, Crisp stalk 17* WHITE—Small Siies Under 8 lbs. (Including Beltsville Variety) 491 Onions F»r,Bolling 2 25c SWEET 4 ^% $&Bfl9as$asatvanfaaMiKe^^ Potatoes New Jersey TOP or BOTTOM BONELESS-No Fat Added c ApplCS Mclntosh 3:Fine. i ROUND ROAST "Super-Right" Quality 79 IB. Yellow Flavored it. 3c "Super-Right"—Short Cut (First Cat Mead Hlghsr) 'Super-Right" Quality—"TENDER-SMOKED California 10 »z. OQ# ( Regular Oven- LU A MAC Whole or Either aa as e Shank Iresh Dates Pitted pkg. 47 H 1f Ful|Cut Style ,f. Portion Portion Holiday Baker's Helpers! RIBS OF BEEF 59 ss 69 hTl.M.IWl*w « - 99 M FULLY Shank e Butt A AC ^According to U.S. lonalau * COOKED Portion Portion "W #IL Gov't. Specification* Whits, Ysllsw, Osvll'i Fsod ir Heniy Splei HAM*Hall-Full Cut 39 AnnP9 Top Sirloin Roast 79,: Ib. 2 !t 43* loneleu Delicious With Turkey — Ocean Spray Cake Mixes ' ' Top Round Steak Angel Food Cake Mix * ShortCut Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix Rib Steaks 69' Bonalau 2 39 Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix 2 Z 33« Rump Roast 89' CRANBERRY SAUCE lib. < llQXO fat* vegetable thortaning SMOKED Ham Slices Canter Cuti SWEET A&P irand — Our Finest Quality Seeded Raisins *"•«"< pkg. •• Super- lib. e POTATOES 2-37< Ann Page 2 oi. Me Sliced Boiled Ham Right 99 Pure Vanilla Extract DEL Citron, Lamon boHI. "•* Dromedary Peels or Orange Fancy Cod Fillet MONTE Light or Dark Brown, iar •' FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 69< 8 JaCk FrOSt SUgar Confeetioner'i orV.r!.fin. pkg'N6. None-Such Mince Meat '--^ ;;,'25° -Dairy Favorites !• 4 pg Old Faihionad Ib. ( DOLE'S PINUPPLEJUKE One Pie Blueberries I So, Store Cheese WallAgad-N.Y.Stato 65 3 ^79< Comstock Sliced Pie Apples 2 ALUMINUM FOIL Sharp Cheddar Spread *«">*•• 65' Regular U Coeoanut Flakes «-M-«>....I-M.M i tint 29« Imported Danish Blue Cheese ibW ,W H. 63c 12" x 25 ft. sh ALCOA WRAP 5 29 Diamond Brand Walnuts •» «" b., Borden's Liederkranz Cheese Dtl Monta IrsBd Various Irindt—Impirttd Mandarin ;S!39« C A6P's ttST Coffees.' Kraft's Natural Swiss Slices Cling Peaches »:" 2": 59' Orange Sections 2 «:. 35 lmp cl Mild and Mallow Swiss Knight Gruyere t«tc^" £»• Franeh'a — Instant •liin «r lodiztd Eight O'clock 31b. bag 1.65 £570 7 C C Rich and Full-Bediad Switzerland Swiss Slices Diamond Crystal Salt 2 17 1 Mashed Potatoes 2 °*. 59 Red Circle 31b. bag 1.77 bag P A&P Brand 29 oi. •Eft, • • 0k • N«bliCO A 12 01. H Mai B.L.. l!a\flalal Vigorous and Winay Mb. I e Our Fimit Quality earn Donar ugriM j 1.19 '"•:«bag1 • Gkoloo el Flivora MARVEL GRESTMONT 2 ": 29 KiizvracKers st.apaCk z Pkg>. 99 i/,,.I. one Ann I Ib. C 16 oi. 'am. OIL Ice Cream pkg. QT Strawberry Preserve Page jar 39 Hydrox Cookies * pkg. '45° 9 c J.ne Parker io oi. iQg Burry's Butter Cookies ;g'29 Pfeffernusse Cookies (Spice Oropi) bag03 A&P's Froien Vegetables Merc Quick-Frozen Values wh H d 3 e.'!, 43° Tomato Soup Ann Pag* e Evaporated Milk » — '- " cam ^* GREEN BEANS :v 10 oz. D Jane Parker I oi. ^QQ Pkgs. Strawberries "...2 47 Libby's Pineapple ChunksM ,;; Potato Chips Mad* with Corn Oil bag ^^ 5 A p R 9 p 0*1 Monte. Green Giant 4 17 oi. 4Qo Sweet Cherries C* ! «-37can c Golden Corn cant "* BROCCOLI SPEARS for French Fried Potatoes 0! c:ic : 3 !"pkgi:. 49« Roy A n or Libby't—Cream Style Snow Sarva Craamad IO 01 C 14 01 French Styl. I5V;OI.Q70 Libby's Kale or Butlarad Del Monte Barilett Pears jar String Beans 2 can. «' CAULIFLOWER Whit. 2 L 35 31' Lord Molt Brand A dalightful large ' '•'?• 07o Baby or lo 01 c ASP Brand—Fancy Libby's Succotash Combination 2 t ' W Whole Peeled Apricots 30 or. can' Tomato Juice 46 oi. can*1 Fordhook 16 01.1 LIMA BEANS RichardionlRobbini 9S tin ' Libby's Turnip Greens Sultana Stuffed Olives |ar Libb 2 '•£ 33« All Flavor! 01 Laiwr DARK CAKE us 89* 'LD $1.69 Cheese Cake SSSK 45 Price* o»eetiv8 through Saturday, November 19th in Super Markets and Solf-Scrvico atorei onlv. 7 22—Tfwmbr',, sJ. 17,1960 RED BANK REGISTER !H C. Hartman Postal Auxiliary •on, treasurer «MJ Mr*, Ctmnoni mlstree§+t+rm*. ' Opens Own Elects Officers Members ar/e now working on M a membership drive, Reports of] RED BA5K — Mrs. Mclvin!this program will he given at the{Law Offices Stout was elected president of j next meeting, Dec. 5, at the My bear, RED BANK — Harvey G. Hart- the National Postal Clerks Union ;home of Mrs. Benson on Ward man, 1G1 Broad St., Keyport, a Auxiliary at a meeting Tuesday JAve., Rumson. former /partner of the law firm at the home of Mrs. L. H. Con- of Applegate, Reussille, Cornwell nors, McLean St. Officers will be At one time spices were be- and Hartman, has opened his own installed at the December meet- lieved to have the power to ward offices for general practice of The folks off evil airs bearing disease. law at H5 Monmouth St. Others elected were Mrs. John' . ,. , , O'Kane. vice president; Mrs. Joj™^ wcre addcd t(1 Ma®c P°" seph Canninp. secretary "and pub-ltl0ns and sold to inspire love, simply delighted licity director; Mrs. Oscar Ben-'fear or hate. Open Thursday 'til 9:30 p. m. with the marvelous Grand Opening at the FAIR HAVEN ACME, and want to thank Harvey G. Hartman Mr. Hartman was graduated Keyport High School and received I" his bachelor of arts degree from Rutgers University, where he was everyone for coming a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. After graduation from Rutgers School of Law, he served his clerkship with the late John S Applegate, Sr., Red Bank, later becoming a member of the firm and a partner in 1938. He special ized in administration of estates and succession taxation. Mr. Hartman was elected to two terms on the Borough Counci at Keyport and served as borougl attorney for four years. He also served as attorney for the Key- port Board of Education. He is the son of Mrs. Harve; W. Hartman, Keyport, and th late Dr. Hartman, former county physician. Mr. Hartman is mar ried to the former Miss Ruth Disbrow and they have one daugh ter, Mrs. Joseph A. Esly o, Jacksonville, Fla. Newcomers' Hosts LINCROFT - Mr. and Mrs John Purcell were hosts to the Lincroft Newcomers Club Sat urday at a pot-luck Italian sty'e supper in their home on Majes tic vAve. special! Attending were Mr. and Mrs Lee Presnell, Mr. and Mrs. John storm fashion Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weinstein, Mr. and Mrs. P mond Eisenhauer, Mr. and Mrs with Nathan Beekley, Jr., Mr. am Mrs. Jack Silverstein, Mr. ind Mrs. Albert Gemperle, Mr. an> fox or raccoon Mrs. Frank Maguire, Mr. an Mrs. Wiliam Cooper, Mr. anc Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mr. an 29.90 Mrs. Robert F. Connell, Mr. sn We introdurr lavish black fox to the Mrs. Lewis Tumia, Mr. and Mrs fur-bearinp storm coat. Or choose John Kay and Mrs. Dennis Mat luxury raccoon. Either way, thews. you have handsome lacklc twill warmed TOWNS MISPLACED with fleecy Orion acrylic, Olive COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP)-Gree green or black with raccoon or fox. Sea and Islandton both are in land towns in South Carolina. Beige with raccoon. 8 to 16. The play presented at Ford Fur products labeled to show country Theater on the night of April 14 of origin of imported furs. of origin of imported furs. |£ 1865, was Tom Taylor's celt brated comedy, "Our America Cousin," with Laura Kenne in th_ "Franklin Simorr leading role. President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated durin Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown • LI 2-3325 the third act. »7»«i»^-.iw-^-.-¥«i^:;Tn^::i>«^;'.lw^i.lwlw::M1»r:'V»1»r;'V»»»:-.v I PLENTY OF MONEY FOR Your Christmas Shopping i That's exactly what you'll have NEXT year if you join our 1961 Christmas Club NOW! You can set your own goal and easily achieve it by regular weekly pay- ments you'll never miss. Lit- tle-by-little adds up to a groat big check! • COSTS NOTHING I TO JOIN • NO PENALTIES You got bark MORE than yo» put in if you comply with our Christmas Club program. J0I\ 0IR CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW I Fair Haven Acme I SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME Oil 1( F: llrnadway and Norwood Avc»,. Long Branch ' 576 River Rd. FINANOIIIS; Mimmiiiith Rnail, Onklmrsl; Mwv. .15, Mldillelnwn ShnpplnR Onlor (oinrr South mid J\l,iln film-Is, llnlnidrl MliMHMH I. II. I.. I. (.'. « /•.' -'I / I ten tttnM d» dnSctttai ewe- RED BANK REGISTER Thumb?/ fer. 17. l«ft-2S 00 Post Admits mooy at tim HiffelMdf Firemen's Souffle Bypasses Oven Children'! PUycround, Miller St. CLEAN GETAWAY , Officers Mi4 » _ Card Party An initiation ceremony will be Valued «t ffM «wJ otter tetf»> TUCSON, Mi. CAP) — A foief room fixturei were ftoten from. w^m—m^mm -By CECILY BBOWNST0N' E ATLAJmC HIGHLANDS - 3 Members held for new members »t the entered • new Tucson subdivi- Dec, 8 meeting. Refreshments • home under construction on th*< •lore than 100 members and outskirts of the city. Associated Press Food Editor riends attended the annual fall HIGHLANDS — Wjjliam A. will be served after initiation. sion and look a bath—all of it. THANK INGENIOUS cooks for ard party last week at the SeaBeattie, Rumson; John L. Tow- ;GAL NOTICE- • LEGAL NOTICE - - LEGAL NOTICE • vays to make the top of the ers, 646th AC&W Squadron and Scout building, for the benefit of NOTICK (»F SALE range do double duty. the Sea Scouts. George W. Selah, Highlands, HOItOl'GII OF KEANSHL'IIG. .MON MOUTH ( 1.1,'NTY. NEW JERSEY Without ever turning on the Mrs. Grandm Chapman headed have been accepted as members SALE OF LAND FOR l.M'All) MUNICIPAL. MENS iven such a dish as a high and PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, the Collector or Taxes for the Borough ol Keaniburj. the affair. Others on the com-of the Twinlight Post, American County ol Mcnmouth. State of New Jersey, will sell at public auction at the Municipal Building. Church Street, Kea.ni- airy souffle can arrive at the burg, N. J on December 9. I960 at 2 o'clock P. M. the followtnR described lands: mittee were Mrs. Robert Schna- Legion. Salil Lands will be sold In ree to make thp amount n[ liens chargeable against the «ame on the tint nay or table without having caught iel, Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. July 10GO. exclusive, however, of the Hens for the taxes, water rents, sewer maintenance charges and sewer assess- glimpse of the oven. Richard Flatley, Mrs. Victor Wil- At the last meeting Friday, ment Installments for the year 1960. as computed In the following list, together with Interest on said amount to date or When kitchen enthusiasts first liams, Mrs. Elbert Mason, Mrs. Bertram Perry, commander, an The siild lands'so subject to sale described In accordance wilh the Tax List and the aggregate of taxes, water rents, sewer maintenance charges and sewer assessments Installments and Interest and costs which were a lien there- tarted experimenting with Waldron P. Smith, Mrs. Edmund nounced the following commit- on on the first day of July lflfiu. respectively, are listed below:. rangetop souffles, they used the Hartcorn, and Mrs. Orris D. tees: Americanism and Boys Louis & Elvla l.e Pre Rlk. Slots 44 5 1 Maplewood Ave '-«!? usual technique of first cooking State, Stephen H. Faller; child Arthur C. £ Beatrice Wefelmeyer Blk. 11, lots I. 2, 3. A 4 Rnahreeje Way - — JJ5-JJ Steelman. Anna Karley Blk. H. Int 31 flay Ave ',J?X the basic sauce. Then they added welfare, Michael J. Monahan Margaret Brown — Blk. 25. lot 32 Rellevlrw Ave. J2J.in Concctta Gnudl _ Blk. 33. lots 17 * 18 rampvlew Ave. Hi'J.Z the beaten egg yolks and the Jr.; defense, Mr. Perry; graves Frances Stoble Blk. 35A. lot 10IA _ - Pinevlew Ave -... 33- 1» main ingredient — for a main- Charles Hartsgrove; member- Leonard A. * Marlon A.I Manuel Blk. 49. lots 5 4 6 _ Orchard St. ... Red Cross Vincent F. McNally J Blk. 81, lots 2S. 29, 30 & 31 ..._ Reachway 47.0(1 dish souffle this might be cheese ship, Mr. Faller, William J. Koe Helen M. Oswald - Hlk. 51. lots 47. 4S * 4!) Shore Blvd. .. 217.47 meat, poultry or fish. Finally ser and Winston D. Rugg; ora Edmund & Grace Jelenlewskl Blk. S3. lots 5."> pt ». 56 pt Park Ave , —-. ....f>2 ?l. torical, Mr. Monahan, Jr.; safe- Myrlyn E Baum. Sr — Hlk. • (», lot 35 Korest Ave - 1'™ ?' beaten egg whites were folded in Unit Active Michael Kenny Eat. Rlk. 69, Int 3S Rrookslde Ave WJ-M ty, Kyril Parker; liaison to bor- Francis J, & Mary A. Cofield Blk. 8(1. lot C3A Seeley Ave 145.93 and the mixture was cooked in SHREWSBURY — Despite a Jennie 4 Michael Ahrldcllo Blk. 81. lots 8. 9 1 10 Seeley Ave 3.6.31 double boiler. ough meetings, Mr. Perry and M Hosarlo & Frances Nurrlto and Jack ... ._ personnel shortage because 'of Faller; delegates to county meet & Mary Lo Plcolo Blk. 105, lots 3, t. It 5 Main St 7M " Now comes a time-saving step. disaster assistance work in the Grace Paris _ _ - Blk. US, lots 13 A 11 Manning Place. ™ Even cooking the sauce has been ings, Jude A. Durstewitz and Mr, Arthur & Edith Lamp _... Blk. 1J2, lot 52 I* Roy Place — -J.SJ Bayshore, the Red Cross home Faller; judge advocate, James P. Viola R. Manning Rlk. 122. lots 01. 62, 63. 64 & 65 Frederick t l.e Roy Place 53.63 eliminated in the following rec- service department carried its At any lime before the sale the undersigned will receive payHncnt of the amount due on any property. ipe. In, this new method all thi McGrail. usual case load in October. Witness my hand and seal this 10th day of November lOfia B ingredients are mixed, the egg Mr. Perry and several mem Nov. 10-17-25-Dec. 1 Collecto-' whites are folded in last, and This was brought out in a re- then the souffle mixture rises b port submitted to the county|| reatness over bubbling water chapter's board of directors by We think you'll appreciate th Jacob 0. Herr, home service RANGETOP COOKERY: A cheese souffle, flavored with pimlcn- bonus in this double-boiler cheesi chairman. to, is light and airy when made in a double-boiler. souffle: the pimiento added give: Pointing out that Miss Lucille L. Roche, staff caseworker, had EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS wonderful flavor arid color. been occupied with the disaster Serve this souffle as the mail activities, Mr. Herr said Mrs. course for lunch or supper. Oi Catherine Hennessey, home serv- Want to Buy? if you want to be really elegan ice director, had interviewed 41 We lend money to you to buy serve it as a French cook migh clients. —as the first course for a com anything that will make She also made II field visits. pany dinner. Your home more comfortable The report shows a drop in Your life more enjoyable DOUBLE-BOILER CHEESE the number of cases and in fi- SOUFFLE Your work a! home, in the shop, nancial assistance required com- Ingredients: 1 can or jar (< pared to October 1959. Balpb H. fielluup , or on the (arm safer and easier. ounces) pimientos, 4 eggs (sep " traiient The cases dropped from 233 to Want to Sell? arated), 1 teaspoon preparec 219 and the assistance from MORE PEOPLE mustard, salt, white pepper, $924.15 to $507.46. 20 NEW EXCITING EXCLUSIVE know us We finance sales made between cup (V4 pound) grated sharp individuals or through a dealer* Cheddar cheese, 3 tablespoons 3 over boiling water until firm on MORE PEOPLE LOANS or riMANCINC flour, /i cup undiluted evapora top — about 1 hour. About 5 DRAPERY DESIGNS BY BARI refer ted milk, 2 tablespoons may minutes before ready to take ANY AMOUNT $25 ft $500 onnaise. their relatives from range, quickly remove cov- TELEPHONE • WRITE • or VISIT Method: Drain pimientos: diet er from souffle; scatter diced and friends one and reserve; mince remain pimiento over surface; replace Our Workroom Will Custom-Make Your to us BELL FINANCE ing pimientos. Beat egg white; cover at once and continue cook- MOW COMPANY - until they stand in soft peak ing for full time. If it is neces- MORE PEOPLE Without washing beater, bea sary to hold souffle before serv- Lic.No.742'775-874'876-935 «2\ come back Offices Convenient to Izm yolks with mustard and 'a das] ing, keep covered over simmer- to us 5 Your Home or Work *a3 of salt and pepper until thicl ing water; it will stand up for RED BANK: 77 Brood Street • SH 1-9000 and lemon colored; beat about a half hour. Makes 4 to WHEN THEY FREEHOLD: 39 E. Moin Street • HO 2.1600 cheese, flour and evaporatet 6 servings. Note: Boiling water tONG BRANCH: 603 B'way • CA 2-1314 milk. Fold in egg \yhites fir. in bottom of double boiler should WANT EATONTOWN: 22 Moin St. • 112-4400 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS: then minced pimientos and maybe just below top of upper sauce- FOR MORE MONEY Hiwoy 36 near l«Ave. • AT 1-2300 onnaise. Turn into ungreasei pan. Midway during cooking per- SMVING Alt MONMOUW • MfUCf* • MIDDLESEX • OCEAN COUNTIES double boiler top (8 cup or iod, rapidly replace boiling water little larger); cover and plao that has evaporated 100 00 Mr pair •ifint. Hm 1 2 fuel We join in the celebration of the DRAW DRAPERIES INCLUDED opening of Rayco'S newest store! ALSO FEATURING In Springfield at 42 Route 22 A delightful group of drapery murals, border 153 SOLID COLOR (on the center island, next to National Shoes) panels and sculptured embroideries in 20 new, dramatically styled interpretations of today's Dropery Materials TOUH WITH IVUY PUtCHASl Of IUT COVIU, TOPI, MUFFlIRt OR SHOCK AISOHIII. modern or traditional decor for your home. The by the World's Leading Designers MEN'S LEATHERETTE FASHION ATTACHE CASE CARRY-ALL "Omnibus Collection" by BARI is a distillation 153 Solid Celort ... all displayed in Draperies $3.95 VALUE! YOUR $3.95 VALUE of the best of today's creative effort in drapery . . . exquisite textures .. . every desirable weight, Carry important pa- Rich tan lnthentt*. pers, books, magaxtaes plastic lined, tuy to in all the types of yarns and unique weaves from in this imprenlveijr clean! For town and design. They will complement and enrich your CHOICE! handsome caac. It's travel.' Smart AM* the lightest sheers to heaviest boucles. The world's ideal as an overflight way to earrr onrnfent ban! In aturdv tftn wear, eoanttlca, odd* home to bring out the true beauty in your overall leatherette! and «ndi. Leading Designers are justly proud of this great decorating theme. ,-Ts collection of decorating fabrics in every color, shade or hue to capture any decorating mood. OUR BIGGEST AUTO SEAT COVER VALUE FROM OUR READY-MADE DEPT. 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They're Installed free nntccd to ride safer, smoother. tom-fitted FREE on all cars up .In 15 inlnutei and they're approved by tho SAVE on extra-low RAYCO • Silks • Corduroys to '54 models. Installation chnrgo U.S. Tcstlns Company. Written guarnntee prices! for later models. Other RAYCO 'gainst manufacturing defects for tho llfo of (ops as low as 433,77! your car. MILL END On Hwy. 35 and EATONTOWN CIRCLE Reg. 3.9S TEL LI 2-1333 • AMPLE FREE PARKING 137-B BROAD ST. RED BANK OTHER STORES AT EAST ORANGE, MORRISTOWN, FAIR LAWN 1 • Stripes • Squaro OPEN DAILY TO 9 SATURDAYS TILL 6 CLOSED SUNDAYS RAYCO CO A ST»TO - CO A ST affiliation with any other store on tho Jersey shoro with similar • Solids • Round CHOOSE THE RAYCO CREDIT PLAN THAT SUITSYO^BEST! BE SURE you aro in EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPI !tor, 17. I960 KEP BAXK MCPTCT Courts/Still enr POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS ,TMS N BUT 1M WASTING PLACE IS STIFLING. IMINS&CAtL SORRY, • AWAVINTHIS ITS THE ONLY TOWN 0k»T*tA|.«£fN0NWWCU WeOIN'C BECAUSE CWE5S- dC BECAUSE MVO.PMAN KNEW WHEN I WAS ETTINSiW LEAVE OF ABSENCE AND HE NSSTEDUPON IT, MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL FOR DAYJ NOW, I UACHCOMBCR , FOOU5H BOY! \T$ NOT REftLLV/O OH.VOU'RE JOST Tl illllAM FANTASY to MY HOOSBAND! i I HE&RD YOU TELLING NEW BOAT. MATTER BEING MODEST I..UH-THOUGHT YOU MIGHT AH, CAM LOVER! COULD HANDLE 17! THE BOYS ABOUT THE WANT TO RUN THROUGH THE YOU MA/ SPtAK WEtTH DAy IN HAITI' NUMBER OUT FEAR!" NO ONE NEW SEft SKIFF YOU AGAIN WITH ME,'RITA!" SI HERE NOW BUT U$! GOT/ TO UNDERSTUDY THE MALE PRINCIPAL! u-n H.tl'S I'.l fJ.!.,. REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY PUT COMl V0WU HERE An' LOOK:/ Four Gentritiotte of Pitts RED BANK PEHSTER emu fktUHm end ft/tru to- Hazlet Yule Parly Attended Rutgers University tptt ft* wsy-b* KoetetM of M« totter would have be«o Mr. and Mr* Alfonzo Itferott, NEW BRUNSWICK-Don Ltw- ate »a Lajos Markos, well-known portrait painter and academi- Circles Hold cian, currently teaching figure painting Mondays at the mill (23 in the class) will challenge Programs the validity of the non-objec- RED BANK — Circles of the tive approach to painting. This Women's Fellowship of the Bap- lively-debated topic will be pre- tist Church held individual meet- sented Dec. S at the mill com' ings last Thursday in. members' plete with panel and modera- homes. The Fellowship's general tor. meeting will be Dec. 8 in the church hall. Art lovers who, for lack o Mrs. Stanley Mugridge, wife of opportunity to visit museums ir the new church pastor, was a Paris, London, Florence, Venice guest at the meeting of Circle 2 Rome, New York, Washington at the home of Mrs. William San Francisco and other greai Sandlass, 6 Alston Ct., Red Bank. centers, must look at paintin Mrs. Omar Ball, Lincroft, was co- and sculpture second-hand — hostess. Mrs. (jharles Schanck, that is in reproduction — have Oceanport, gave the devotional never ha'd such a fine choice of subject, "Prayer." Mrs. Francis picture books as the publishers Swartz presented a program on during november only offer this fall. the Frank Laubach method, YES..rEven Lower Priced They are convenient books for Each One Teach One." Christmas, even though they are, A white elephant sale was the than Many Black-&-White TV! as books go, expensive. Answers feature at the meeting of Circle to gift problems, these are artis i at tho home of Mrs. Thomas tic treasures in their own righl Maloney, 115 White St., Shrews- and remit year-around pleasure bury. Mrs. Clement Pace, Little playtex* "Picasso's Sketchbook," releas- Silver, and Mrs. Victor Wolff, Ask for tho ed in early falb by Harry N Shrewsbury, were co-hostesses. 8 Abrams, in a limited edition o Mrs. W. Albert Doremus of Red living bra, reg. 3,95 800 copies allotted to this country, Bank was in charge of devotions. RCA VICTOR is a superb facsimile of 39 re Circle 5 met at the home of productions from a sketchbook Mrs. Russell Minton Church St., when you buy a dated 1955-56. Georges Boudaild Fair Haven, with Mrs. Cecil C. Golden Mural is the author. Lediard, Red Bank, as co-hostess. Miss Dorothy Wagner, who se "The Artist in his Studio" text ed as a missionary in China, and and photos by Alexander Liber- Qpecial! who recently returned from a man, foreword by James Thrall world tour of mission fields, gave Soby, takes you into the studios an illustrated lecture. Mrs. Hen- and personal lives of modern ry Chadwick, Red Bank, led de playtex girdle masters. votions. Mrs. Mugridge was also "The Lithographs of Chagall a guest at this meeting. notes and catalogue by Mour- Mrs. Henry Braun and Mrs. lot, translated from French bj Fred Trenery. of Applebrook 8.95 or 1O.95 Maria Jolas, has an introduc Farm, Middletown, were hostess- tion by Marc Chagall. There an es for the circle meeting held at The motors z' Ploytax wort to tand you 237 reproductions, almost the Braun home, 36 Rutledge Dr. , REMOTE CMTMl Will "WWUTMHTI ] third of them In color. RCA Victor'* wna:ln| "Wlriltu Wl- Mrs. Fred Warwick of Middle- a Haytex living Bra fr— ... bacauw Itw/r* wr« Ihcrt ird" rimott control don cviiythlnit town gave the devotions and pre- Chania chmntli, tint, color ind »!• Reproductions come to the OIK« yoti w*ar M yo«H never w«ar my orfw bra. umt without letvini your sasy chilr. sented a program on the history And It'a th. only ramota that turns Little Silver schools to enrich of tho American Baptist Home YouH enjoy HM htavanty comfort that hoi made tK« (varythlm In tna »t complataly oHI the lives of the pupils through Mission Society, Members are the generosity of the PTA. now selling candy as a fund Playtax living Bra Amarka'i bwt-KWng *la •/•••• ./ // •/ Sov,.l7. ifciO RED BANK REGISTER j Pirates' Dick Groat Named Garden State's Fall Race Meet IVP of National League BOSTON (AP) ~ Dick Croat, captain and shortstop of the Tops Them All in 19 Years World Champion Pittsburgh Pi- Rutgers Soccer rates, today was selected the Na- CAMDEN — Final tabulations' In the spring of 1959, a total 1536,954 patrons wagered $52,491,-1 tional League's Most Valuable reveal that the I960 thorough- of 546,844 fans wagered $49,743,- 071. ; Team 3 Games Player for 1960, ending the two- bred race season at Garden 979 for 25 days. This spring. $52,- Total attendance for 50 days in1 year domination of Chicago's State Park wa< one of the most 386,732 was wagered in 24 days(1959 was 1,072,834 and during the• Ernie Banks. successful in the I!) years the by 507,930 patrons. I same time in 1960 a total of 1,-j 4 way From Title Groat, who led the Pirates to state's pio'ieer plant 'has been In the fall of 1959, the mutuelj 104,884 fans passed through the NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -i their first pennant in 33 years, iIn operation 'handle went to 550,744,780 pro-.turnstiles. ) Rutgers University's soccer won in a landslide.' ' Camdcn closed Saturday. Ividcd by 525,990 fans. Tills Jail, j New Betting Record j squad is three games away from He was named first on 16 of the national title. the 22 ballots cast by a special | Complete wagering in 1959 fpri :ommtttee of the Baseball Writ- 50 days reached $100,488,768'; The Knights, who sport a 9-0 league record, will represent the rs Association of America, was Fort Monmoutli Lists 33 which was a new reco.d but it; isted on every ballot and picked was broken this season when thei Middle Atlantic Conference in the p 276 points in the voting, far mutuel handle soared to $104,-! National Collegiate Athletic 'As- 877,803. sociation's first round playoffs ihead of teammate Don Hoak, Games for Cage Season against Maryland in Rutgers 'ho was second with 162. j The'over-all picture for days! football stadium Monday. "It's a wonderful thrill, of —• shows attendance up 2.8 andj FORT MONMOUTH — The Maryland, which just grabbed :ourse," the Pirates' field lead- wagering increased by 4.4 peri Fort Mnnmouth basketball team its eighth straight Atlantic Coast r said from his home in Pitts- Shore j cent. J opens its season Nov. 29, with the Conference Soccer crown, brings iurgh, then quickly gave credit ; The total attendance of 1,104,-: Army Signalcers at Mitchell Air Conference a 7-1-1 record into the fray, o the team. i Force Base for its initial cage j 844 was slightly under the all Rutgers dumped Columbia yes- time high of l,10(i,436 which was "I honestly, feel it wouldn't action of the campaign. Class A NEW C. J. TENNIS LEAGUE PREXY — Donald M. Czok, athletic'director of Red terday, 2-0, to bring its over-all iave been possible without the This year's Fort Monmoulh p established in 1 a*" BUY THESE BIKES ON OUR ' FEAST! EASY CREDIT PLAN I i, BIG SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, Payments low as U.00 weekly! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT All STORES LISTED BELOW! IMPORTED- FAMOUS«DERBY" LIGHTWEICHT Fid Sill 264NCH 26-Inch i "Charst-it" with your INTERNATIONAL BICYCLES' CMDIT CARD «r UIE «f ROYS FUUY touimo WIIHI EASY CREDIT PLAN! BICYCLES i Coo.l.r k«k«; '"•I"*!,. with COASTER MAKESI n Mtwme BRA'VJD NI\V, FUU : *7*H» w.H tlr«! M* SIZE BOYS AND OIU5 MODtlS IN FACTOR *n* MAXELL All Transistor 1 SIAIW CMTONSI Battery Operated Portable Electric JIG •artafclTAPa •• • Emin i RECORDEoa«raia. aa a polWit hattaria.R, UV-AWAY ya« aWf havo •» ah* *<—•*! < Hondioma "Wory" plailli bota and baov- * tlfut oranga lomp. M^ht f wiMlaw. If •§•• 1 '• * raw wit layaway for Chrittmail Ckrlitaiot ••iritl Portable 2-Spted •,,... avoid the rush ELECTRIC ,,-rget the savings... 7-Pc. HOLE PHONOGRAPH1 LAY-AWAY GIFTS NOW! Playi 2 popular . Duel tona sound chambar Bright-Whits Rubber "Mity Mit»" 6 and 12 VOLT SIMONIZ SAW SET playi loud and claar. Trau- •la-lraa, no tub.l la ra- ploca, no aipaniha SIDEWALLS ~ BAnERY part, to kraak. Hand- VISTA WAX lomo 2-tona woih- REGULAR obtacabinat. CHARGER Drill, a aaitacllr '7rlcktalyp»" 'TRUNK SKI" ICY-FLICYFLO SNOW SHOVEL PEIIMANENMANENT (THYUNE ft GlYCOL BASE Our lowatt IT'S AS EASY 4' FAiVlOUS BRANDS prlia avar POURING WATER- lor >T IAVB, PUT_YOUR . CONCENTRATED V anti-fftaul tTHVLEMj GlYCOl| HOUSE OWN ANTI-FREEZE IN ONE r.iU0r4 SEAIEP BULBS Tl, U, 40, M, 7S WATTS EXTRA SPECIALS WHEN YOU Any SAVE! BUY YOUR TlktS AT PfP BGrV SAVE! 4 I FREE for 6* TIRE OUR TRED KING MOUNTING SNOW KING V* ?JV a v vaj««BJBJBrf MAGNETIC poyev FACTORY RETREAO EASY WINTER TIRES l.avaFLASHLIGHl hondi T Guarantees TIRES with- CREDIT fr.a to workl Payments 01 low LQMST at St.00 per week •»• 100% NYLON after a .molt down payment. Sidewall Retreads PRICtS! 1 •«<« "PERFECT" CASINGS! 3 Poiitlon twtlch Mall • Unbreakable glow- 95 red headl 7.10-11 $ 9 7.50-14 95 Agfa Trtikli 42 6.70-15 LAMP W. FRONT ST. 670-15 • Ptugt Into cigar lighter 10 7.40-15 • 12-ft. cord reachei PHONE SH 1-3440 1.00-1 S olmoit all parts of Guarantee cor with Ifght Optn Friday Evenings Till 9 AOAINIT All ROAD HAZARDS IN 6-Moitb Gurintei e Hanfup hook , fAMINOE* CAR UIEI AGAINST All «OAt> HAZAIDI IN PlO'tatid monthly od|uilm«nl ihorga •AiStNGER CAR USEI Other Stores in Perth boiad on rtgulor tilling price. Pro.ralid monthly adjuttmint (hargi * ALL PRICES plut fox and rteappablt tire VOIT # # Amboy, New Brunswick, In Irade—If lire li not recappable add 51,00 bus.d on regular tailing prlc /lllliiuiuxV Trenton, Elizabeth, Newark. YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT YOUR PEP BOYS STORE! /•• r, Sfer. 17, I960 RED BANK REGISTER PMtMUl COUECTOKS^AJtT TIME CASH NOW 30—3 ROOM OUTFITS lUt* MMtMN mi yw p»y | U tV» vaot to go, M» mt »Kt I fTOTULUIO. LMKCArora, cmr, tor feft mm » MM nasiR cussro RATES Uir, ntt fmtt, Umn moving, tit no IDfjr .4* Urn Maurice Schwartz REAL ESTATK MLEBMAP for The Balance DUE ONLY . Me Uw BTOliM IJAMAOE? Treei rlKbi&i or Qttte* svJtta good locution. R**| £ AMERICAN FUNDING 1 Day* Conswitlve & Sons cut up and removed with stumps. Ex- experience not necessary, but you must 'HjWjrslde (-4702 Outfit #76321 4 Days Consecutive . 30c Line cavating and grading. Land cleared know how ID sell. Write particulars t Our Personal Representative Will Outfit #67477 141 West Front Street Red Bank Any size Job. KE 0-2333. •'Estate" Box 5U. Bed Bank. N. J. Call At Your Home ' • Hide-away sofa 5 Days Consecutive , 25c Line SHadyslde 7-O787 We Say Ye« Where others Fall • 3 piece living room suite . 24c Line JOE MONTANO — Mason contractor MECHANIC ~ Grade A. Good start • 3 piece modern bedroom • 2 Comfortable club chain 30 Days Consecutive OPEN NIGHTS stucco, plastering, concrete work. Cal ing salary. Prefer Plymouth and De 90 Days Consecutive . 23c Line CLEAN 1953 FORD convertible. S325. SH 7-54*7. Roto experience. SH 1-2433 for appoint' suite • 3 piece seamist bedroom Can be seen at llwy 36, Atlantic High- BABY NURSE - 24 hour servlr.o merit. , INSTRUCTION • 5 piece chrome dinette suite Yearly Contract Rates On Request lands. Bell Finance Co., or phone AT 1- Registered. Local references. Call CA 2300. 2-4651. Long Branch. ORGAN AND PIANO-Enroll now for PLUS . • 5 piece modern dinette M mtmum Insertion Three Unei TEN MEN Tall program. Adult beginners our spe PLUS Blind ads using The register's P. O. Box C5c extra. 195S RU1CK SPECIAL — Kour-don EXCLUSIVE DRESS DESIGNING and eialty. Andcrsoo'8. Broad St.. Red A Guaranteed Refrigerator hardtop, light blue, accessories include Mechanically Inclined to start Immedl 20 sq. yds. of carpeting RiEli: to classifr. edit or reject any advertisement Is reserved all kinds of alterations. Formerly o( ately. $2.40 per hour to Hart. Cal! Bank. SH 7-2290. SH 7-0825. by The Register. ilynaflo, automatic transmission, radio, South Orange. Dresses designed from heater, defroster, whltewall tires, de- picture or sketch or your Individual SH 1-4019. PLUS PLUS We will not be responsible for •iron, unless they *rt oelectta luxe hub caps, back up lif.hts. $1600. taste By appointment only. Phone OS RELIABLE INSTRUCTION tables, lamps, rugs, etc. before the seronri lnsertlnn. Driven 13.00(1 miles. SI1 1-2491. 1-3552. WILL TRAIN conaclentious man CLARIONET AND SAXOPHONE tables, lamps, accessories, No cancellations win be accepted or cbangei made in advertise* good paying position as route sales Lessons for beginners. Reasonable UNPAID BALANCE $174 UNPAID BALANCE $264 ments one hour after receipt ftt oflir.e. 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN — Excel- WINDOW CLEANING — Storm win. man. Steady position, full benefits, rates. At your home or mine. KE 0- lent condition, $150. Call between 6-£ dows hung. Odd Jobs. Reliable. Cal 53S0. pay only $2 Weekly p.m. RU 1-1972. good pay. Apply Star Cleaners i pay only J3 Weekly DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication SH 7-1378. Launderers, Myrtle Ave.. Long Branc ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE 1954 Mi;iCK SPECIAL — Two-tone, Outfit #72178 ' CLASSIFIED DISPLAY NEED SOMETHING ALTERED? Le EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE sales- MAND— Attend one night a week or Bond condition, one owner. Call after mo do It for you. I'll also do your Saturday morning. PRospect 4-0303 8:00 A, M. Day Before PubHra-tloo with proof two day* before 7 p. m. AT 1-2225. mab, good proposition for male wlllln < • 3 piece foam sectional, 16 ft. curved dressmaking If you are size 10-16 or to work. See Ben Rassas at Rassai Monmoutn Radio Electronics Institute publics lion. 1956 FORD FAIRLANE VICTORIA a little elrl. HI 3-24S0. Bros., Pontlac Sales and Service, 39J 814 Cookman Ave.. Asbury Ave. • 3 piece double dresser modern bedroom , hardtop. Radio, heater, Ford-O-Mat!< Broad St.; Red Bank. SH 1-5180. • 7 piece brorizetone dinette Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 Thunderblrd engine. One owner. SH 1 PLUS EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY DODGE 1951 a late model console sewing machine or refrigerator GOOD CONDITION — NEW MOTOR HELP WANTED-FEMALE FOR SALE JOB AND TRANSMISSION. ALSO NEW SALESMAN UNPAID BALANCE $366, pay only $4 Weekly Dial SH 1-1110 RRAKES. VITLLV EQUIPPED. FOUR REGISTERED NURSE — Or licensed Cain on private telepooncs are toll-free to 03 1-05:5 from th« DOORS. VERY GOOD Foil ECONOM practical wanted. Full or part-time And lots, lots more loaomi; stations; LOwcll 6, COllax 4, KEansburg 8, WHIlney G. ICAL TRANSPORTATION. Evening duty. 3-11. Call CA 2-5277. HAMMOND, S175 PRIVATE Westwood Hall Nursing Home, Long We are in the-office equipment • Living Rooms .from $50 Calls on prlvalt telephones are toll-tree to SH 1-0010 from Ins CALL OWNER NOW — IT WON'T Branch. following stations: ATlantlc Highlands 1, CApItal 2 and 9. Liberty 2, business and we are in the period ORGAN STUDIO • Sectionals from 50 LAST LI 2-4421 BEFORE 5 P.M. KE 1 EAHN HONEY (or Christmas. Pro- UlEhlnndi 3. OSborne l. RUmson 1. EEa Bright 2, anii BHadj-slde 1 4671 BETWEEN 5:30-7:30 ALL DAY Kram dealRnecl especially for young of expanding. To do this, we of ASBURY PARK • Bedrooms _ from 50 anil 7. SUNDAY. mothers. Part time evenings, 8 p.m. to need a young man approximately 11 p.m. two or three evenings a week. All Models on Display 8000 sq. feet of New and Used Bargains SACRIFICE — S95. 1951 Plymouth, Experience not necessary NO CAN- 25, who is energetic, dresses AUTOS AND TRUCKS two-door. Heater, good condition. AT 1' VASSING Call for personal Interview well and is willing to work. / HAMMOND EXTRA VOICE I61IS ANNOUNCEMENTS M64-W. SH 1-71)50. USED CONN MINUET $SB5 1957 OLDSMOBILE SR — Two-door resume would be helpful. Stat HAMMOND SPINET M3 51051) at FIELD FURNITURE THRIFT WAREHOUSE LOST AND FOUND NOTICE TO CAR BUYERS hardtop. Full power, excellent condl STATISTICAL TYPIST for CPA In Red salary need while in training BALDWIN SPINET ORGAN $1075 tion. $1500. Call SH 7-5131. Hank; some stenography; neatness and SALES AND SERVICE LOST • VemaTr hlonu cnlhc. li Dui* to tin? terrific acceptance accuracy essential. Send resume to period, Ellis Office Supply Co., 22 E. FRONT ST. CO 4-3020 KEVPORT tall, Saturday, West Keansburg. Fort our ltifil Pontlac and the fabulous four 1960 CHRYSLER WINDSOR — Four RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION cylinder Pontlac Tcmpi'st, we ore over "Accountant" P.O. Box 047. Rcci Bank. 162 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Benninp rabies tap, Reward. KE fi-lfi" door hardtop. Many extras. $1,000 off. Open Daily Till |i — Saturday Till 6:30 Free Storage-Free Delivery 1 stocked with used cars. We have LO 6-6261. SECRETARY — Full time. Write stat LOST — Wnllet at Policemen * Ball, about 20 real clean late models that Ing qualifications, age, experience and COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 'til 6 p.m. Molly Pitcher Hotel. Keeli money — are really priced right. Also real salary desired to "QUALIFICATIONS" turn important papers. SH 1-167S. buys on the following as Is speclal.i Box 511, lied Bank. PRODUCTION ENOINEER to »9.00fl PR 5-930O 1953 PONTIAC—Hydramatlc Set. .5155 MOBILE HOMES Thursday and Friday evenings 'til S p.m. LOST — Male Beadle. Mack, tan, and LADY — Earn extra money for Christ* QUALITY CONTROL. E.E. Open white, virinity Llncroft. Answers to 1954 PONTIAC S-'O 40'X10' Two-bedroom 1960 Great Lakes. mas. No experience necessary and no PROJECT ENGINEERS, N.E. TO 19,000 SALT HAY-FINEST QUALITY name Oakoy. Has name plate. Joseph standard shift. 2-tlr. Complete with 20'Xfi' screen room. canvassing. OS 1-28)5. DRAFTSMAN, Designer to W.500 Vred O. Wlkoff. Ca Webb, Neptune. Reward. SH 1-KI24. U'54 PONTIAC—Hydramatlc Bed. ..S3S0 SI,250 down and take ovrr low pay- DRAFTSMAN-Math background S5.20C 8H I-O6M. FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK 1955 PONTIAC— 2-dT, ..._ J275 ments. Apply Mlelevllle Trailer Court. MAIP MANAGEMENT trainee-Cost S4.7OO LOST — Passbook number R124SI. "tind- ISM CHRYSLER—Serf -.... f245 CASH HEOI8TERS — New and used, 3 Avenue D. West KeansburR. LIVE I PARTS LISTER-Electronlc S4.7OC many models, reasonable. We sell, PRE-HOL1DAY SALE — Friday «nd WANTEDPERSIAN KITTEN male. er please return to Jilonmouth County 1953 PONTIAC •— 5195 SALESMAN-Food flavors SS.50H Saturday. Women's dresses, cloth imd National Bank. Prnnii St., P.ed I'.ank. 1959 nOxlir TWO-REDROOM IH'O. J2. SII rent, repair Talco Caih Register Co Call after 6:30 p. m. st:tml.-ml phlrt, hanitop SALES TRAINEES-Degree to $6.00C CA 2-0414. fur coats. Men's and children's cloth- SH 1-2392 LOST — raJsbook"NornT5TM. Kinder 195.1 rHP.YSLEIl-Cnnverllble - 519! Tifrfi down urn! t'ike over low payments. SALES TRAINEE-Retall JSt ing. MCOSS Thrift Shop, 69 Brood St., please return tn Momnrv.ith County Na 195J CADILLAC—Srd 521! Phnne LI 2-lWffl. PART-TIME CRKDIT MAN-Rctail $7 TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines Mnnnsquan. I'OOULEB — Miniature, black ami tlonal Hank. Heil BanK. Experienced telephone solicitors, to BRAKE ALIGN MECHANIC Open All makes new or used. Uuaranleeu silver females. Nine weeks old. AKC. liETI'.rilTER — 10x50. thrre-bedroom. work from Red Hank office. 6 p. m.- Low as S25. Scrplco's, 10] Alonmoutb NEVEH WORN — Man's lint. 7V Ntw Two years old. Rood condition, with 10 p. in. Must Imve sales ability and ELECTRICIAN-Experlenced Open top cOHt; sports Jacket; slacks. Also WH d-8221. RASSAS BROS. extras, asking 5150(1. CO 10795. MAINTENANCE-Black seal Open St. Next to theater. 811 7-O4B5. Pontiac - Vaiixhnll Sales A Service good telephone voice. ?1.50 per hour two boy's size If) sports Jackets. SH 1- COLLIE PUPS — AKC, champion plus. For Interview call. SH 1-9430 be- SEWING MACHINE TRAINEES J50 COME SAVE at Irli Hairdressers; 7857. slretl. Six weeks, wormed and Inocu* AUTOMOTIVE 395 BliOAD ST. SH 1-51E0 RED BANK tween 7-9 p. m. SHIPPING CLERK |50 Package beauty service. Tuesday to lated. LI 2-3563. Open Daily ft a.m. to 9 p.m. BOATS & ACCESSORIES HANDYMAN-Llve In Open Saturday. 99 Monmouth Et.. Red Bank. KENMORE 1600 watt electric heater: AUTOS AND TRUCKS Hod Bank's Pontlac_ Dealer Since IMP WOMAN-PART-TIME WORK In store ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY collapaablu travel crib. Phone OS SELLING OUT — Breeding parakeets. and office. Little Falls Laundry, New- 12 Broad St., Red Bank SH 7-3494 TWO-WAY car radio. Gonset o-ll, 1-3733. Also, two female puts, AKC. One year T95r*"BUK"lT" SPECIAL, four-door. All A & t) BOAT SALES nan Springs Road, Red Bank. Citizen communicator with chrome old. CO 4-0753. • STATION WAGONS powtr. radio, heater. $S95 or best offer. whip antenna. One-year old. Value GE MOBILE MAID dishwasher. Like STATION WAGONS SALESWOMAN 1137.90. will sen lor ISO. raone BU 1-new, Norgo gas range, reasonable. POODLES — Eight w.eks, black, AKC. SH 7-2174. NOVEMBER BOAT SALE Full or part time. 2021. ' RU 1-3061. champion bloodline, male anil ftratle. I960 MERCURY commuter Jour-door MUST SELL — 1955 Ford Custom. NOW IN' PROGRESS Experienced selling coats and dresisl. HELP WANTED-Male • Female $100-1125. TW 2-8823. slx-passencer. Radio, heater, Ford-O-Matlc. Excellent All now 3360 left over models MlllriK Top salary, pleasant working condi- STOP IN and sen the fabulous new RECONDITIONED TV's. 30-day juar 1890 PLYMOUTH four-door, ilx pnuen- condition. No reasonable offer refused. at cost. Come now and save. Low tion!. Apply Mr. Murray at Sylvettea, COUPLE — Eltate In Mlddletown. Own Klneman Electronic Organ at our Fur-antee. From I29.9S. New TV's. Big My loan, your gain. SH 1-1315. down payments. 36 months to pay. illdriletown Shopping Center. suite of rootni, television. Husband niture show rooms. BURDGE A SON discounts. No money down. HlKh trade- IM0 VALIANT four-door, sli-passengir. Also lay-away plan. Ona of our Early with outside job, to do odil Jobs In ex- (neit to Stelnbach'i parking lot), 24 in. TV, radio service. SH 1-700B. Visit 1557 PLYMOUTH nlne-passtriRPr. 1018 WILLY'S TRUCK Rin! speclnl?. EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED for change for toom and board. Car pre- our new gift department ."Rainbow" REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Good condition ferred. Wife as houseworker, cook. Clay St., Red Bank. Open dally 8-12, 1PS7 KORP ntne-pasfenper. 16' C'RUSERS. INC. Christmas. Children's Department and 1-5. Wednesday and Friday evenings 7-8 (opposite Acme parking lot). Broad APARTMENTS 1556 VORI1 COUNTRY SQni'.E. HI 3-1914-M lifter 5 p.m. Rift wrapping. Apply In person, J, Yan- Three children. Pleasant surroundings. St., Red Bank. Navy top, 35 h.p. Mercury and trailer ko. 30 Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 1-3456. CONSIGN YOUR ANTIQUES. Objects 1955 FORD Ranch Wajon. lPfiO CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Two- rom'pMf, only Sl.M'5. Othpr great DINETTE SETS inor hardtop. Turtioplide enpine. Rmlio of Art, Household Goods and Fur- RIVERSIDE GARDENS bargains. ronie see and save at TWO general houseworkers who like nishings to Coats Galleries Inc., 288 Several beautiful new models on sale. mil heatt'r. white walls, rstioo nillps. to work together. One to care for chll- CROWN KITCHEN CENTER 50 WEST FKONT STREET Maurice Schwartz ^hmvroom condition. KE fiti'J74.' A&B BOAT SALES Norwood Ave.. Deal. N. J. Next to Irrn and upstali**. TIIP other to cook SITUATIONS WANTED, Female A*P Auctioneers-Liquidators-Appraisers Hwy. 35 SII 7-25.12 Mlddletown Newly remodeled—New management. Between Keyport-Atlnntlc Highlands. ind keep downstairs. Good salary, re- Sams beautiful location on the Nave- VOLKSWAGEN—1!>57, 570(1. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dlnnen -Estate Agents. Open dally 9 a.m. to MAfSIC CHEF ens rnnge. Eicellent & Sons SH 7-3479 KE fi-5000 L'ent references required. Call RU 1-1230 5 p.m. Sunday at appointment. Phone condition. 691 Broad St., Shrewsbury, sink River. Parking, boat docking, ntter 6 p. m. Authorized factory sales service. or other occasions. Babysitting also, KElloss 1-3461. cross ventilation. River view from, HI West Front Street P.ed Bank DENTAL NURSE -— Experience not light housekeeping. Call SH 1-8881. S1.I 7-3568. each apartment Included. 4V4.room SHadysldo 7-07S7 ipcos«:iry. Write "Dental", Box 511. FORH V-R etanilan! shift, rml 21* DODGE SPEED BOAT RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take 1955 WEDGEWOOD cas range, 36". apartments available Immediately. OPEN NIGHTS heater, excellent buy fnr -vcoml car. Kermath engine and monel shaft. Need Red Rank. VENETIAN BLINDS Chrome top and griddle. Good condi- Superintendent on premises from 7 $305. SH 1-23'J'.'. iwork. very reasonable. SH 1-1923. care of children In her home. 15? RENAULT DAUPHINE — 17 months GENERAL HOl'SEWORKER — Fond Mrtflo Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. tion. $50. Phone S 1-135*. a.m. to 5 p.m., or call: Rachlln ft Co., old. Low mlleaBe. Black. Sunroof. Ha-11959 PRINZ — 5.000 miles" jiOO. UAP.GAIN — Any boat you want to Df children. References. Newark. MA 2-4920. LI 2-09(15 TYPING DONE AT HUME CHINA. GLASS, BRASS, prints, early riio and heater, white walls. Call SI Call after o P m. own. Low bank rates. Financing i IBM electric Call 8H 1-9193 2 FOR $5 and late. Larry Gemmell Shop. In Net- 1-2356. KE 1-1S90 rangements completed In one call at RED BANK — Five lirgs riverfront IIOUSEWORKER — Live In. cooking. Mrs. Wynberg. All sizes to 36". white. ter's Barn, Dutch Lane Road, Freehold, rooms, two baths, adults. Heat, hoi any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH Ihree children. Estate In Mlddletown. N. J. 1S56 BU1CK RIVIERA. Blue and white, J95fi CHEVROLET — Two-door BOttar. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH I- tVOMBN TO CARE FOR CHILDREN Now at new temporary location. water. $125 monthly. SH 1-0078. white walls. Fully f quipped, power Standarii. SIX cylinder. Green. No cash Own room, television. Pleasant sur- 1000. IN HER OWN HOME. Call ANTIQUE WILLARD CLOCK — Ilaml- GARDEN APARTMENTS AVAILABLE hrakes, power Btcering. Like new. On needed. 59.75 per week. SH 1.(1515. roundtnes. Husnanit with outside Jot) PROWN'S t BROAD ST. carved single bed. Hand hooked rug 16' COMET SAILBOAT—Two suits sails. may also live In. Room and hoard in KE 6-3946 —3'a. i\i, and 5 rooms. Molly Pitcher. owner. CO 4-6165. 195!) PONTIAC — Converllble. Red and RED BANK SH 1-7500 9x12. Oond books, some first editions. Vlllago. Inquire Apartment 34. Mr. Kood condition, lull ennvas, SiOO. Call exchange for odd jobs. SH 1-3-156. noil SCHOOL JUNIOR available for RU 1-1661. 1356 l-'ATRLANK hardtop. Power (it ready. Autoniatl<:. full power. 599 down SH 1-7644. baby sitting. Phone PIANOS — Save |200 or more oil list O'Nell. SH 1-9115. Inc. safety bolts, windshield washers, SH.Sfl per week. SH 1-0515. . AN1TRESS — Red Bank High School price on brand new 8S note Spinet TWO WALNUT COMMODES — Fruit- OL'TBOAP.DS — Winterized and stored. or girls' locker room. Call Mr. Wll- AT 1-0643-J. pianos. Ten year guarantee. Come lee THREE ROOMS, heat, gas. electric cnod rubhpr. S^5d. lMO CITROEN I. D. — Four months wood finish and In excellent condition. Included. 13 Allen PI., Red Bank. Day 19M VOLKSWAGEN*, pood condition, Free pick up and delivery. Inm E. Firth for appointment, SH 1- HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION to elder and save. We service what we tell. SH 7-5281. |45O. CA 9-0561, after 6 p. in. old. Must return to Europe, will fmcrt- SANDER'S FIX-IT SHOP tfOO. ly lady or gentleman. References. Write Tenzer's Muslo Store, 306 Main St., or night. SH 7-0007 or SH 1-S1TD. flee. Cost $2950. Asking price. J-150. Lakewood. FO 3-2190. MAHOGANY CONSOLE PIANO — With JAnieslrarc 1-05M-.1. cor. Laurel St. Haddon Ave. YOUNG WOMAN for counter work. 'Lady", Box 511, Red Bank. KOUR ROOMS FURNISHED — Adults. Shrewsbury SH 7-5555 General work in dry cleaning plant. WOMAN — Wishes to care" for KENMORB AUTOMATIC IKONER with bpneh. Excellent condition. $395. OS 1- Call after « p.m. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1354 CHEVROLET — Four-door aedan. 1333. MARINE SUPPLIES Experience not necessary. Apply In children In her home near Llncroft. chair. Almost new 175. Call CA 2' SE 2-0237 Standard transmlslon. Plue. Nn money person, Top Hnt Cleaners, Hwy 35. il! 1-5345. 2792. 21" RCA TV set. Wostlnghouas elec- down. $6 per week. SH 1-0515. Everything For The Boatman. New TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS - Uldrttetown. tric clothes dryer. Webcor three speed Three and fnus rooms on riverfront. Jersey's largest marine supply house. WOMAN — Wl«hes days work or FINE BUYS — Slant top desk. 116.50; record changer. Two kitchen tables. MERCEDES PLYMOUTH — Four-door, rnrtto. Evlnrude Sales and Service Of Boards AilUIV /AIK OUR 90th YEAR Discussed MIDRLETOWN - Functions of the Planning Board and the Zon- ing Board of Adjustment of Middletown Township were dis- cussed by Robert Wood at the Monday meeting of the 1-5-8 Woman's Republican Club in the Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. | Mr. Wood is secretary of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Mrs. Thomas H. Morford, a member of the Monmouth County Board of Elections, analyzed the county vote for discussion by members. Mrs. John T. Lawley, j Jr., a club member and president! of the Monmouth County Federa- tion of Republican Women, gave! an analysis of the Middletown vote. Jet black separates in.** Mrs. Danie! Hipgins said plans are complete for the "beau night" party the club will hold Saturday at Beau Rivage Restau-j rant in Spring Lake Heights. The Velveteen club will receive part of the proceeds from dinners served in the restaurant that night. The club plans to present a fashion show for diners' entertainment. Fashion Magic Mrs. Higgins assistants are Mrs. Robert Patton and Mrs. Joseph Scott. The club will sell the "Fact 7 Books" published by the State Make It, a sparkling holiday season in rich Federation of Republican Women; under the direction of the club] velveteen . . . Just a jew samples from our president, Mrs. Whitney Crowell. The books, notebook size, list splendid new collection. pertinent information and list the She wears Supp-Hose names of county, state and na- tional officials. Mrs. Pearl Lawley will be and gladly! by Schiaparelli chairman of the annual Christ- • Unpressed box-pleated skirt with mas welfare program. The club's Christmas meeting will be Dec. wide French waistband 12.98 12. A "Santas Claus" will distrib-j ute gifts, and a musical pro-i The original all nylon support stockings that erase gram will follow. j frowns and bring smiles of, comfort — with relief shown with cropped Puritan collared A new member, Mrs. Lyndon! Abbott, was introduced. Guests' from tired legs. The longest wearing stocking* jacket, % sleeve, slit sides. 12.98 were Mrs. Doris Jacone, Mrs. you've ever enjoyed. Good looking, too! John E. Webb, Miss Bess John- Sizes: 10-18 son and Miss Grace Simpson. Arrangements for the refresh' ment table were done in a har- vest motif by Mrs. Lawrence A. 4-95 Carton, Jr. Mrs. Robert Patton • Tapered pants with hidden elastic and Mrs. LeBaron Bracht were STEW BACH'S HOSIERY chairmen of hostesses for the Street Floor and Asbury Park waistband 10.98 coffee hour that followed. shown with satin blouse, platter collar, % sleeve, in white only. 7,98 • Velveteen sleeveless Cardigan jacket 7.98 Sizes 10-18. STE1NBACWS SPORTSWEAR Street Floor and Asbury Park Smart young look .. • "Barbette" Arnel Jersey Dress 10.98 Holiday Here it the 100% Arnel triacetate fabric that Millinery Collection washes in a wink and drip dries in a twinkling. Featured in a holiday print style with the smart look of "Barbette" fashion that gives complete satisfaction time after time. Comes in blue, green, green, lilac or brown. v : 7.98 -10.98 Sizes 12-20, 14'/»-22'/J A glorious, glamorous collection designed STEINDACirS BUDGET DRESSES -to dazzle a lady bent on looking her loveliest Second Flour and Asbury Park for the social season ahead. Brilliant satins, glittering sequins, fluttering petals, festive felts, brocade "and much, much more don't miss them! Reading Top to Bottom: Petal Pillbox 10.98 • Sequin Pillbox 7.98 • Safin Toquo 7.98 • Peral Cloche 10.98 STLlMSACirS MIIJ.IM.m, >/„•,/ Fin,,, ,md Asbiuy Park SHOP STEINBACH'S—Both Stores-WED. d FRI. 'TIL 9T Air Vorrp !lon leagues. '!victory over ihe Boston Bruin*: Association will hold a gymkhana ; Lc° Galcher. Asbury Park, can renurchasn 50 ner c?"t of an I an a 1 Ne n : Then Howell and Chuck Noble New York State leads in marine jast night in a National Hockey)- a test of precision driving' i ,f[ ^ JJ!J" M "^ J hit to put Detroit back in front the A's stock from the St. Louis 1 After dealers with 1,676. California is .league game. , based on accuracy and time — a * ' - » •-« •""" and Shue took over with three group. Jaycces to Present next with 1,357. The Ringers scored three con-ithe Monmouth College s'udpnijlalkin!; in setting Mr' PotU>r t0 1 continue as baskets and a foul shot in suc- Turkey Day Trophy secutive goals in the third period. narking lot Sunday, Nov. 20, fror.ij secretary-treasurer, ACFS INTO WIND ]the league dedded to purchase cession to up the Piston lead. On the final goal, Prentice took !) a.m. to 4 p.m. Chamberlain and Paul Arizin RED BANK — The Junior : ,i\1r\ Potter a gift ill honoring hmi CHEYENNE, Wvo. (AP) — AChambers of Commerce of Red a pass from Ken Schinkel at the Five classes of cars are elig bl tried desperately to stave off '•O-mile an hour wind was blow Blue line and skated in, and'for the competition inch;f,in!;: for his 'Mong and faithful" scrv- Bank and Long Branch will pre- ce t0 lhe lea l e defeat for the Warriors but just in" in her face. driving the puck into the net;three sports car and two seda:i;' " ' ' sent a trophy to the winner of : missed. The Stilt finished with Th" flan had b«en blnwn down over goalie Don Simmon's shoul-j classes based upon engine s ze j : the Red Bank-Long Branch High 1 41 points while Arizin had 31. by the wind so she d dn't know der. ; There is an entrance fc? fo-' * » •'«» Basketball Howell tossej in 30 and Shue the location of the cup. School football game Thanksgiv : Schinkel had scored the tying j participation!" ASSOCI ATM! I'I(I>S in° Dav- 26, along with 11 assists, in pac- But Mrs. Marge Pilch smacked 'goal at 7:17 on Brian Cullen's re-i -|-| comnetiti KiUll-rii DIvKInn The groups received permission Thiee competition is open to th" W I. ing the Pistons who now stand 6- the ball across a corner of a ; Tuesday night from the Rcd Bank bound. public. Registration beains at 8 Hni»'ti-h'iiia 5 after losing five of their first lake on the 18th ' ile of Chey Board of Education. ! The Ranger rally started at a m "•'" enne municipal aolf course. The trophy will be presented •4:03 of Ihe final period when, 'rhe first car will be off at 9 a. She made a hole-in-one. "Actually he caught it a Camille Henry took a neat pass annually until one team wins it ua li> and two m month ago, but he's wait- h three years in a row. Another r*cappablo tlr*» from Andy Hebenton about 10 Trt)p|,jcs w,n hc awarded to ^ coach at Syracuse, starred for Tulane and Al? ima have met Applitd on toun« will then be donated in its place. ing for it to grow a. bit feet out and flicked the puck into winner and runncr.lip cars lift bodies or the nct before getting it stuffed en your own tim - , 'each competition. Mississippi and Arkansas have Kx-Ranger Bronco Howath Th(, offjccrs of ,)le assnciatioi, each won 12 football games in and mounted!" scored twice for the Bruins, who ,,p Mnnmnm)l CnllpEP shld. r,,s their series which started in 1908. lead the last place Rangers by i , ,, tine point. | r Wall , vicNf)rse presidenti nersi(, entan;d Ruda v Gross, treasurer. I'm Hockey I The public has been invited to| Associated Press i attend the event. W L T Pis- A NEW FORD OR OTHER MAZ MISSES A BIRDIE Montreal .. 10 23 ' FINE TARS AND TRUCKS Detroit .. !l SHAWNEE- ON - DELAWARE Chicago .... 8 6 4 20:Pa. (AP) — Pittsburgh "/orkl tt PHIL WALDMAN'S ISoston .. . 3 8 6 12 Serins hero Bill Mazernsl:i Irl GULF Firestone New York .. . . S 12 1 11 '"ir> ISih sreen with his I'nO-vnrd r SMVICE STATION STORES toe shot but his -M-foot nu!t fo Maple Ave. at White St., [Michigan State football plavcrs i b'rdie two was nno-inch short MopU A... 4 W. r*ont St. f 1 RED BANK ! ICd Ryan, Bob Szwast and Tom 'f the cuo. "I'll uot lhe Iv "" Open Dally and Sun. 7 A. M. • II P. M Slladyslde 7-3700 i Winiecki were teammates on Leo,of this name yet." said the Pi- 1000 Asbury Avenue . High School's IBS6 Chicago city rates' 2-1-year-nld snennd base- CALL SH 7-0308 Anbury I'ark PR H-87OO championship squad. •nan. Me had nlayed uolf onlv fiv timt"; in llis life—all •hi1' ' vea'. FRANK PORTER'S Maz shot a •Ifl nn the frm! 1 •n\r' M Shnwnee Inn's emirs'1, Gl9CHMIC RED BANK TIRE CO skipped five liolf; then nnrrcd THE A 'hrnr1 nf I he last four hiilcs. fftFWKDAI 1 General Tire Sale 10.95 I Ope" F"- 'f" ^0 pm 670x15 SHKI'.WSHURY AVK. 11.95 (iivrs nt(i Tiupi.r. plus lax CAMDI-IN. N, .1. fAIM-.l'iel;'.".' TOPS IN THE NATION —Coflih Dan Dovino and guard Paul Honloy hold No. I anil casi S II R E WS B U R Y '"•TJM* OFF .lonn .Sellers pirknl n fill" tliiv GUO.vlC and casing sign while tncklo Ed Blaino wfltchos flf Columbia, Mo., Monday in anticipation of the SH 7-3404 Ift scom a trinlf He won wif'i Mfg'j List Price plus tai and exchangt (.'tiiistnncf and Opin and linik Missouri Tigers as top toom in tlio nation in the AP poll. Honloy and Blaino wcro Mio (iardpii Slntc with Cnnv standouts in tho lino in Missouri'* 41-19, victory ovor Oklahoma. The Tigers, 9-0 McMANUS & FISK, Inc. i Hack II W,T; the fir-it linv SHI on tho inason, hopo to win tho Big Eight Conforonco title and a bid to tlio Orange 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK J nrs h.v! '".'ff i id'U'ii in tin" world's riclic.st race. Oowl with a win ovor Kansai this Saturday. (AP Wirophoto) NGS