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iMUtfl Dttnr. Mondur thremli •atma u Meosl CUM Kttut RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOLUME LXXXII NO. 61 at UM POM OIDCI at 11*4 auk. M. outer tli* Act «l Kates S. UK. Coiieil H«a S Day Double Sessions Seek New School Legislation, Labor Leaders Irked, Seen for Regional County Official Tells MatawanWant New Strike Laws FREEHOLD - Site location for, MATAWAN — County School Rap Handling an additional high school, and Superintendent Earl B. Garrison plant for complete double ses- last night called on the Matawan sions for next year will be an- school dUtrict to Join with other Of Steel Crisis;! nounced In the near future, It consolidated districts in the state was nude known at latt night's to press for new legislation "as Regional Board of Education the best, easiest and fastest way" Workers Back meeting. to solve the school problem here. Board president Vincent Foy The occasion was a meeting in WASHINGTON (AP) «- (Freehold Township) reported the high school attended by the AFL-CIO leaders, sharply that the board has been studying Borough Council, the Township critical of President Eisen- for several months possible loca- Committee, the Board of Educa- hower's handling of, tht tion* for additional facilities to tion, the Cltiiens Committee for steel strike, mapped pliii the present school, which now Better Matawan Borough Schools houses 1,(96 students. Next year's (which favor* division of the dis- today to. get Congress to iswsjp projected enrollment is 2,100. trict), and the Citizen* Council present' laws for dealing wHh Mr. Foy said the board con- for Better Schools (which opposes national emergency strikes. separation.) sidered several sites, the princi- The most caustic' pal difficulty being to find one Atthaagh the Meeting lad against- Eisenhower came large enough owned by a single bee* called by Bereagh Coun- Emil Matey, secretory-treasurer owner. cil "tO «pJfM "M)*"*"" *» of the Auto Worker*. He chart- Expansion Study Garrison report caaeonjlag sep- ed the President used the Taffc The board has been studying aration, ae member of the bar* Hartley law to end she Hfdey school expansion possibilities OBgh goveraug hee> aekei a steel strike as "a political payoff ojeastioa er made a censsseac. since a dtiiens' committee re- The session turned out to be a to steel companies." . ^ ported last year the need for ad- debate between Mr. Garrison, The White House decline* h> ditional school facilities at a new who defended his report, and the comment on Maze/a speech, site. Citizens Committee. msde to the AFL-CIO Industrial No specific township site has In summarizing the discussion, Union Department. • been officially discussed, but Mr. Garrison conceded that speculation is that a Howell Town- Both Gawg* Meaay, AFU' there are certain financial school CIO ffiillaai, mi WaUss" ship location is most probable, costs inequities between the bor- Rerther, AaseUalsa ' •"••' since it has the largest popula- ough and township," although, be tion in the regional district, and said, "a few individuals have Is the largest in area. blown certain figures all out of the Further evidence of the need proportion:" la this asset strike Is a for aditional space was Indicated He said the problem Bes la by Superintendent Robert B. the fact that unfer present state AMERICAN Lit)ACY—Among recipients of Bank of America stoek for tho people MILLS OPIRATINft — Smoke and haie fill the Mononcja- They said it bore out labor's Norris's recommendation to the of the small Italian village of San Marco d'Urri is its youngest citizen, ll-month- law, school eperatioa costs must board for complete double ses- be divided on a tax ratable hela Valley at the Jones ft LaugMin Steel Corporation's charges' that the Taf t-Hartley act sions for next year. old Ortotta Paraxxo, hold by her mother. Auriello Gandini, tho bank's Italian di- plant gets back into operation after record is a slave labor statute that cart Action was postponed on this rector, 'gives the child a certificate for 25 sharos. Gift to all 214 of tha town's in- "Your best, easiest, and fastest be used to make men wofl llo-day steel strike. IAP Wirephoto) against their will. T matter because the board voted,to habitants was made by sons ofItalian immigrant Laopoldo Pietro Saturno, who died way to solve your problem here," discuss detail* of this with Dr. the county official suggested, "is The union group itself, claim* Norris in an executive session. in 1919 aftar building a fortune in real estate In Reno, Nev. (AP Photo by radio) to get the law changed so that ing to represent seven million Wants Men Information operational costs will be placed labor union members, adopted a Mr. Foy stated that the board The Other Side on a per-pupil basis, aa it is in of Registered resolution criticizing the govern, did not want to act until all de- Meyner Asks a regional district." ment'a action as an attempt at tails and possible effects had been Mr. Garrison added, "This strikebreaking. v studied. He cited as examples bus shouldn't be hard." He said he "This ishMethM WM hapseei schedules,, cafeteria, teacher Confirmation Plan Board Favors already has talked to a number stately after the strike he* schedule*, and athletics and extra of legislator* about the possibil< Voters Cast Ballots ity. gaa to ahKh the laiaatiy la Its eurricuiar activities. FREEHOLD — Official figures in last Tuesday's general election, The freshman class at the high Of Labrecque "AH the ether eoaaaHdatad K Route 35 Widening dbtriets la the state want the released by the Monmouth County with 101,565 votes cut out. of a school has been on double ses- Approval Would. Board of Elections yesterday possible 144.SW. sions the last two yean. show that 70 per cent of all re- EATONTOWN — The Planning Board went on tJasul costs.) Yea sheets get State Sen. Richard R. Stout The .Supreme Court upheld Sat- In other business, it was an- Bring Court Vp record last night in ftvor of the Rt .35 improvement gistered voters in the county voted polled the largest vote of any can-urday the TafMtartJey law la> nounced that Bertram Birch, thsc go to the lunctioa which me adntiatora. To Full Strength pl»« that ii being foufht by Red Bank and Shrewsbury didate, M,«4§. Hi* Democratic tsajUme Freehold merchant. Is Edward W. Carrie and Donald opponent, Thomas-J. Smith, re- tiqui ha*obtahled more than two establishingfitShat lota fund. weeks earlier or* Its ceatontioa The board toe* Mrs. the T. Day, members of the Cttitens Gtizensliip ceived 40,135. earned a'Mor- was Committee, took a'«Um view of Assemblyman Alfred N. the nation's 5eUtt'and nafetjr CDonaell of Marlboro as a secre- rlstown man for the state Super "We *a't think the Highway were threatened, , • tary at a salary of $3,900 per year. the suggestion,Both cxpresstd Beadlestm won ever Ms oppon- tor Court and said he hoped the Department's present piaa is thedoubt that the Legislature would Papers Given ents by the largest majority, Arthur J.qoJdberg. Steehrork- Dr. Norris announced that Senate would make up its mind To Receive right solution for the region," era Union genera) counsel, told school will be closed Thursday go along with a change in the 53,314, against Democrats Louis to confirm his earlier appoint- said Board Chairman Leo J. Car-law. Collichlo and Eugene J. Bedeg £* delegates organized labor and Friday for the teachers' con- ment of Theodore J. Labrecque 'but it's a lot better than To 91 Persons must - be ready with positive vention. Fair Haven "We don't want to have to de- who polled 37,497 and 37,419 re- of Red Bank to the same body. stopping the Rt 35 relief route (Continued on Page 2) FREEHOLD — County Judge spectively. His margin over his recommendation* for changing Morris County Judge Nelson K. from Wall Township sere in Eat- John C. Giordano presided yes- closest Democratic rival was 15,- the national emergency strike MinU, 52, was nominated for the Building Bids ontown and dumping all that traf- terday when 91 persons became 787. provisions when Congress recon- Murder Trial, vacancy in the $22,000-a-year post fic into our narrow Main St" naturalized citizens. vene* In January. FAIR HAVEN - Construction Ask $25,000 Mr. Beadleston's Republican "I don't think that in this day created by the resignation of Su- bids for a proposed borough hall The candidates for citizenship running-mate, Clifton T. Barka- perior Court Judge William A. were presented to Judge Gior- and age we can quarrel with as OfKeansburg and library will be received by Mr. Cartin_g expresse. d the fear For Armory low, received 52,208, which was proposition that the public h> Hegarty. the Mayor and Council Dec. 14 that the objections of tho two dano by James J. Tunney, fed- 14,799 votes better than the near- The governor said he will send eral examiner. Miss Mary Col- est Democrat. Independents Nor- (ContinuedonPageS) it S p. m. neighboring boroughs might lead Man Begins the nomination to the state Sen- to the abandonment of the road Heating Job county naturalization clerk, man C. Hansen and Caspar Ped detec- ate Nov. 33. He said confirmation The governing body, at its administered the oath. Each of one received 1,767 and 976 votes, i BALTIMORE (AP)-A del widening project and leave Eat TRENTON - A $25,000 appro- of MinU and Labrecque would meeting last night, voted to re- the new citizen* was presented respectively. five testified yesterday that oi ramu ana uwrecque woum »™™i «•» m»i", »««•>• «• »• _,»__, to ..L.. _!,•, _. priation for heating system work Storm Down* set of keys and two checks taken bring the Superior Court up to ia f^se .pedflcation. for. the «**» *«£ *»*.« flsg. Democratic candidate for sur- full authorised strength of 38 H7.0N building. rassing problem as traffic from in the National Guard armory in In the robbery-murder of a 86- Wall Township flowed into its Red Bank is included in the state The new citizens are: rogate John W. Applegate ran the Air Fleet, VMr-nld woman wore Inter found judges. Bids tor the building were congested business district. Defense Department budget re- Inge Elisabeth Loew, German, closest race, receiving 42,149 In the hotel room of Leonard turned down by the Mayor and The chairman reviewed the his-quest for next year, presented at 141 Broad St,, Matawan; la- otcs against the Incumbent and Hall, Jr., of Keaneburg, N. J. Mr. Labrecque is now head of Council in July as being too high. tory of various plans foraxg -a public bearing today. deuiz, Polish, and Maria Mali- Republican winner for the post Feur 4 Dead They totaled $91,883. Sgt. Elgin Overbey of the' Bal-the state Division of Tax Ap- menting the highways of this The department asked for a to-granda, Russian, 313 Stuart St., Edward C. Broege, who had 50,- LEWISTOWN, Mont (AP)-Aa timore County police department peals. Councilman Jesse J. Mcllray, area. He pointed out that the tal of |2,4M,744 for operating the Howell Township; Marga Fritz, 694. Air Force fighter interceptor gave the testimony in Hall's trial Sen. Richard R. Stout (R-Mon- public buildings chairman, told first proposal, for a road to thestate's military and civilian de- German, West Keansburg; Bar- Joseph Ackerman was high training operation involving a on a charge of murdering Mrs- newsmen after the meeting the man for the Democratic ticket mouth) has refused to move hi* west of the one now planned, fense forces. bara and Carl Migliaccio, Italian, .•_.„«»» . L. t.. . >>W number of planes was Anna B. GaffCff , wifife off a tavern-nomination for confirmation on specifications contain alternates had been vociferously opposed by The largest slice of the pro- 140 Rockwell Ave., Long Branch. with 42,320 votes in his bid for caught by a sudden M*"^*!! keeper in suburiMn Essex. grounds Monmouth County Dem- which, he said, he hopes, will New Shrewsbury. posed budgets would go to the Konrad Mauerer, German, 81 freeholder. Republicans Joseph mowstorm early today and sev- Hall, 32-year-otd laborer, was oeraU are opposed to It They bring the buildinlg cost In line lS.MO-man National Guard. The C. Irwln and Walton Sherman | planes were forced into arrested In a downtown hotel 'Meets OhletUoai" Embury Ave., Ocean Grove; era reportedly favor appointment of with what the borough can spend. Later Eatontown had objected Guard is now organ- Joseph Kiwit, Russian, 34 Glen- e ecli Il Othepo 1 worn July 17, the day after Mrs. Monmouth County Judge John G. He said the alternates, for ex- ized into 173 units, dispersed ^I*the boar' d of? freeholderl s wit'??h 52, ' widel*y scattere» d areas «o!f Mon- Gift* body was discovered In to several other proposals. dale Dr., Freehold Township; 241 and '' 50,762 respectively. Giordano. ample, call for a change in the "The present plan," Mr. Carthroughou- t IS military installa- Hildegard Tonl Scherf, German, tana. •; the tavern. She had been stabbed Meyner said he hoped the Sen- type of brick to be used. tions in the state. Democrat Carl M. Vanderveer Early unconfirmed reports indi- to death. Her husband, John ling said, "hu taken care of all 34 Parmley Rd., New Shrews- received 41,470 votes. ate would pass an Assembly-ap- of Eatontown's objections." MaJ. Gen. James F. Cantwell. bury; Alfred Edward Pittock, cated four airmen died in two Caff, reported more than $700 proved administration bill to Ne Size Change chief of staff, said the Guard The largest vote caat on thecrashes. was missing from the place. But there will be no change In Board member Clifford N. British, 1137 Asbury Ave., As- public questions was 56,048 in authorize 44 Superior Court will need an appropriation of $1,- bury Park; Nogalia Taunov, Yo- Four other airmen got dowa the size or square footage of theCadman, however, said that send- 909,938 for the year starting next avor of the Sunday closing law, Overbey said a set of keys with Judges. goslav, Pearl Dr., Freewood safely-two parachuting and two a tag bearing Gaffs name, two building, the councilman said. ing traffic through Shrewsbury Julyl. with 36,323 against. The governor also urged the Acres, Howell Township; Marie walking away from a belly land- checki which had been ashed and Red Bank "Just harms them The college bond issue was pas- Senate to move oh his appoint- Landscaping will be almost Madeline Le Proux, French, ing. at the tavern July IS, and 1451 without offering any permanent sed in the county by a vote of 52,- ment to the Division of Tax Ap completely dropped from the 13114 Second Ave. eported igthe In cash were found In three cigar solution." in favor and 33,983 opposed. peals. He hu named atate Civil specifications, Mr. Mcllray said. He said First Person Park. body of one and what ho boxes under a chair in Hall's Service Commissioner Harry This work will be done by both he believed on the Official figures for the amuse- basis of recent dlscussloni that 348 believed to be parts of another loom. Walsh of Trenton to succeed La- the borough and the Fair Haven Margit Jackson, German, ment question are 56,439 in favor body at one crash site. He said the State Highway Department Is Crestview Dr., Middletown; Su. The detective was one of the brecque and William C. Got- Garden club. still 'unofficially" considering an Fined Under and 26,519 opposed, white the the'FBj Scorpion jet aircraft ap- early witnesses to testify In Bal-shalk of Camden, a Republican, miko Chosa Freedle, Japanese ransit question was passed in pearei d' to hav' e ~flown straight Into timore County Circuit Court as The building will front on RJver alternate route that cuts across Waynesboro, Pa.; Hllegarde Mar- this county by a vote of 43,571 to fill a long-existing vacancy. Rd. and also have an entrance Newman SpringSorintas Rd. the .ground creating a crater and the trial opened before a Jury of on Fair Haven Rd. New Code . gareta Perry, German, Locust to 40,258. scattering wreckage a half mile nine women and three men. Rsplacemeat Mare Letters Wesley Reevey, 34, of 301 West St., Highlands; Hildegarde Park- Republican Ira E. Wolcott was around on a ranch 10 mites west Keansburg police said the The governor also gave notice, The borough hall was one of the Board member Bruce J. Man-Bergen PI., yesterday became the er, German, Raritan Ave., Mid- re-elected sheriff by a vote of of Lewistown. man's last address there was theas required by the state Consti- key issues In last week's election. gan said, "Red Bank and Shrews- first person to be convicted in dletown; Konstaatln Ardasenoff, 54,373, against opponent Rocco Milton Xosene, . Democratic A reporter quoted a rancher* St. Charles Hotel. tution, that he will nominate bury are looking out for their Red Bank Municipal Court under Russian, Ernak Rd., Howell N. Bonforte's 40,159. pilot, Olind Jenni, as reporting Morristown Attorney Scott M. candidate for mayor, charged the own interests. Eatontown has tothe borough's expanded disorder Township; Bella Inzelbuch, Is- building cost would exceed 1100,- Republican County Clerk J. the flash and explosion of this Rlvcrvlcw President Long, Jr., to succeed Mlntz do the same thing." ly persons ordinance. aeli, Hulses Rd., Howell Town- Russell Woolley defeated Demo- death crash and immediately see- Morrli County Judge. 000 before council got through The board decided to-send let- The expanded measure make* ship. cratic candidate Francis J. Ma- ing a flash from a second crash Suffers Broken Ankle Hegarty, MinU and Long are with It. ters stating It* position to the itI a disorderly act to use pro- Alice Merle Ferry, Canadian, honey by a vote of 54,214 to 39,. about a mile from the first. Jennl RUMSON-James S. Parkes, Democrats. The building will contain the State Highway Department and fuity en your own property il 4 East Third St., Keyport; Denise 803. waa awakened by what he thought Ridge Rd., president of the police headquarters aa well Asked if the nominations havi offices for trie borough clerk, to Rep. James C. Auchlnclois, it is audible to other persons off Poulin Tateosian. Canadian, 17 wu the noise from "a low fry. Board of Governors of Riverview been cleared with Sen. Thomas tenor, tax collector, and mayor. and to enclose copies of ththe e property. Manor Pkwy., Lincroft; Paul An- ing bomber." Hospital, Is at home suffering J. Hillery (R-Morrii), Meyner body's letter of last April to Reevey was charged with being thony Pannwtola, Italian, 250 From the second aircraft twa from a broken ankle. The architect is the firm of disorderly Friday at his home. Will Break •aid he does not expect any dlf- Gerber, Pancanl, and Grossman,Charles M. Pike, executive di- Mechanic St., Red Bank; Holly men parachuted safely. < He fell over a leash while flculty In obtalnng Senate con- rector of the Monmouth County Reevey was fined $34 by Red Dimitra Nalevanko, Greek, 21 The sheriff's office at Great walking his dog at home Friday. firmation -of them. Newark. Planning Beard. Bank Magistrate John V. Cro-Manor Dr., Neptune; Jose Jo- Ground For Falls, without further detail, re> That letter stated the borough's well. quem Andrade, Portugese, 320 ported two deaths from a crasl INDEX specific objections to two plan* In September, Magistrate Cro- South Bridge Ave,, Red Bank; Post Office about 10 miles south of Great Biggest Atomic Sub Joins Fleet which were being put forward well ruled that the borough's dis- Johanna Lyons, British,- 507 Main Falls. The Air Force could not Amusements ...II then: One, to end the Rt. 3orderl5 y conduct ordinance did not St., Avon; Emma Simmon*, Ger- RUMSON - Ground breaking say immediately how many planes OROTON, Conn. (AP) — The service can do. And we can dt Births ,...2 relief road at Wyckoff Rd., Eat- cover uaing profane langugage on man, 46 Mariveles Rd., Eaton' ceremonies for the new Rumson were Involved. However, one of- world's largest known atomic tome thing* they can't." Jim Bishop .... I ontown, and another, to connect your own property. Borough Coun town; Sym* Glincman, Polish Post Office will be held Satur- ficer did say "a lot." submarine, deiigned at an under- The Triton was launched hen Hsl Betle „. the relief road to the extension your own property. Borougl Yellowbrook Rd., Farmlngdale day it U a, m, The first of the series was ths water "early warning itatlon," Aug. 19, I9M. Bridge UA III of Rt. II. Council passed an amendment i: Vittoria Sama, Italian, 17 Oak So said Paul G. Peterson, local belly landing about 1:30 a. m. of today becomes a part of Amer- The Triton 1* .the firit subm ClasslfM ...II At that time, the board's al October to plug the loophole, land St., Red Bank; Vincent Zolo- postmaster, yesterday. a T33 trainer Jet aircraft which ica'* growing nuclear fleet. rine known to be equipped wl Comics „ ,,,.11 ternate proposal was to make Two women who were flghtlni fra, Italian, 313 Poole Ave., Long The building will RO up onslid safely onto a Malmstrora With a dockalde commliilonlng two reactor*. She will be manned Crossword Puzzle ....II use of Hope Rd. for Its entire in the street on West Bergen PI Branch. Washington and Hunt Sts. It will AFB runway with It* landing ceremony, the 447-foot, 5,900-t«l«r 129 for being drunk and dlsor Tho post office will MKII J 20-ycor Vimr Vallaul liral'r a a

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\ ABGBtTME PILOT KILLED R-Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER graphic record*; Mn. Irving Moskowitz, knit wear; Mn. Ralph Kitty Kelly's Advice CORDOBA, Argentine (AP)-An Stein, aprons; Mn. Eugene Wal- Argentine Air Force jet fighter ter, games; Mrs. Harold Komar, rashed into houses in Cordoba Sisterhood to Hold Bazar gifts; Mrs. Israel Breslow, "pick •esterday. The pilot, Cmdr. A. ATLANTIC GLASS my pocket" children's Rifts, and WHY DO SUITORS iforsani, was killed, but no CM- Mrs. Milton Kosene, lollypops. jalties were reported in any of At Bnai Israel Synagogue JUST FADE AWAY he houses struck by the plane. Your First Name in. contestants include Beth Rassas, RUMSON—Mrs. Bertram Feins- Dear Kitty Kelly: ' whatever la attracting young wog and Mrs. William Grossman Marcy Kaplan, Danny Waldman Horticulture men, the saag comes with the and Ronnie Podell, freshman My single daughter, who is 28, are chairmen of the annual bazar is working at a fine position in a fact that she can't keep them. PUY BEAUTIFUL the Sisterhood of Congregation class group; Laura Goodman, The trouble, therefore, Is with- Bunny Becker, Mel Weinstein and distant city. She is a charming, Bnai Israel will hold in the syn Program intelligent, well-dressed girl. Yet, in herself, aad calls for a Hide ORGAN MUSIC agogue Sunday afternoon and eve-Brian Weiss, sophomores; Roz when she meets a young man, analysis from both herself aad ning, Nov. 22. Grover, Marilyn Zager and Nor- he'll' date her several times— you; the assistance of a third (IN YOUR HOMI) An innovation this year man Eckstein, juniors, and Jo For Club sometimes for months—then when person in unraveling her prob- Ann Shupack, Judy Schrieber and hayrides and pony rides for RIVER PLAZA—A program on she begins to consider him.ser- lem would be helpful, but the in 30 mini/tot youngsters, under the supervision Aaron Rassas and Lloyd Baskin, --..«_ iously, he fades out of the picture. third party obviously must be of Mrs. Irving Chernow and Mrsseniors. . Mrs. Arthur GutowiU is horticulture was presented by Could it be that she's too sincere, someone who known her quite contest chairman. Winners will Clyde Pierce of Turner Brothers, Seymour Friedman. "Davy Croc- Eatontown, at Thursday's meet- or too proper?—Anita. well. Te make the proper im- kett" of Atlantic Highlands will be crowned at 8 p. m. Mrs. Ben Cohen is chairman of ing of the River Was* Woman* Dear Aalta: Sleeerity .and preaaiea ea altar-beund yeuag attend and have his ponies for Club in the home of Mrs. William propriety are att qualities that men, It's a good thing te have riding until 4 p. m. the refreshment committee. Olsen, 66 Alexander Dr. weald drive away a maa el ser- domestic abilities, tee. Members of the Bnai Israel Snacks, sandwich lunches and ious latcat. The fault must be dinners will be sold. Mr. Pierce accompanied his Tweeners, directed by Mrs. Shel- sought elsewhere. Perhaps yaur Dear Kitty Kelly: Booth chairmen include Mrs. talk with illustrative colored don Stern, will present puppet daughter has a subconscious de- My boy friend has already said shows throughout the day. The Julian Staniky, doll clothes; Mrs. slides of gardens and foundation sire to retata her laasptadiaei, he loved, me, though we have Tweeners wrote their own scripts Samuel COtenoff and Mrs. George plantings. , aad aetaaOy discourages her been, going together only a month, for the show, and made the pup-Marx, cakes and gourmet foods; Mra. Richard Marten, president baavx when (hey approach the love him, too, but don't know AUTO GLASS!! pets. Mrs. Albert Fink, white * of Friends of the Library of Mid- proposal state. Or, she may be Another dletown Township, addressed the evereager , aad, again, perhaps whether to believe him cr not. when and Queen of the ladies' wear and linen; Mrs. Jack group, and explained purposes of subconsciously tries toe hard te m 16 and he'a 19.—Karen. bazar will be elected by popular the voluntary library organization make an Impression. Dear Karen: A month la day of the fair. which is dedicated to the li- glace she has M difficulty ecarctly timj enough for love brary's development. te be assured; the bey Is prob- ably siacere in Ma own judg- She stated that the organization Mn. Frederick Ayers and Miss encouraging memorial gifts ment, which simply isn't ma- Mary Wheaton. ture enough te warrant your The Haimnond Chord Or|t» and that there is a need for li- The art department meets brary furniture. full trust. Why net continue the Thursday in the home of the friendship, aad wait for love te "Picture Music" that comet Mrs. Harold Young'conducted chairman, Mrs. Maurice Toulme, be more certain? with the Hammond Chord a Thanksgiving candellghting cer- 45 Hubbarcl Ave., for continuance Organ shows which keys to> emony, "Count Your Blessings," of an American art study pro- Dear Kitty Kelly: donations for CARE were gram. press for the melody. One fin* collected in support of the gen- I have been going steady with The club voted to "adopt" the my girl friend for six months. ger on a button adds full, rich eral federation's request for aid Middletown Health Center at We are both 16. On her last re- chords. A touch of your foe* to the program. Campbell's Junction for Christ- DIAMOND end CUITUMDKAM port card, the marks were so low Christmas bazar and (upper mas and will provide a cash do- on a pedal automatically cre- CULTUMD NAM UOY'f MKOOIDHINO that her father will not let her will be. held Dec. 10 with servings nation and food for baskets to te ates the correct biss. NNDANT Vm Mwr lion! see men for the next month. What SI. Wt*kl>' beginning at * p. m. in the home distributed to the needy. Far Thttt and N«t Inr can we do about this unfair treat- We don't expect you to be* of Mrs. Harry Chamberlain, 44 The district fall conference was ment?—Pete. Sycamore Aye., Little Silver, attended last week by Mrs. Vic- lieve all this.' All we ask is that AU THE OTHERS! Dear Pete: Your reasoning fa American Home chairman. As- tor L. Fox, president; Mrs. El- you bring in the family and try sisting with the club project are wood F. Sealers, Mrs. Edwin H. altogether wrong. SUMO the members of the committee: Mrs.Brasch and Mrs. George A. Pul-yeuag lady had her mlad en yen it The Hammond Chord Or- Young, Mrs. Jessie Treacy, Mra. lie, Sr. Instead of her studies, some- gan i* a* easy to own as it b to Belford Truitt, Mrs. Harold Per- Open house at Marlboro Thurs- thing must be done to brlag her Ample Free Parkins N BROAD ST., BED BANK pl»y. ry, Mrs. Charles Hatpin, Mrs. Jos- day afternoon was attended by back to earth. Her father's re- 111 COOKMAN AVSS.. AMOBY r-ABK strictions are perfectly In order, NO DOWN PAYMENT —• eph Grogan, Mra. Wilton Holm, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Searles. Mrs. Terms to S Years Searles Is welfare chairman. aad if she expects to be ac- Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Perry at- corded dating privileges again, CALL PK M300 she'll study hard to pass her ATLANTIC GLASS CO. tended the Manasquan .Woman's Club book and author tea last conditional test. At IS school- HAMMOND "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Caa Break" week at which John TolaneT, Red work is more Important than Bank author, was one, of the datlag-though It certainly Is Organ Studio 21 MAPLE AVENUE 1113 ST. HY. 71 speakers. difficult te make young people realize it. Corner White Street So. of Hth Ave. VETERAN'S DAY Assisting hostesses were Mra. of ASBUKY PARK Highway 71 (4N) and Maple Avenue Truitt and Mrs. Aubrey L. Smith Cookman Ave. and Mam St. Mrs. Percy Brooks arranged the Send your problem to Kitty RED IANK IELMAR program. Twenty-five members Kelly. Be sure to enclose Asbwry Park Tel. SHerfysMe 7*2020 Tel. MUtuel 1-1200 were present. stamped, self-addressed envelope, Open every evening 'Ml I The next meeting will take and address her,* care of this Saturday 'tU S:M I Open Att Day Saturday SPECIAL! place Dec. 3 in the home of Mrs. newspaper. Wilton Holm, IS Meadow Way. Christmas program is arranged, including an exchange of gilts. Food for baskets will be col- lected. Miss Cooper There's only •aw Addresses Woman's Club Miss Kathryn E. Cooper, super- visor of the Middletown Health fashion Center, was guest of the Woman's Club of Middletown Thursday a a meeting in the parish house of the First Reformed Church. She spoke on services per ormed in Monmouth County by i. u. woolen the Public Health Nursing Asso- ciation and about the local nur aing service. Mrs. Arthur E. Shane directed collection of food irom tne members to make up Thanksgiv- ing baskets. Mrs. Shane, welfare skirts department chairman, will be hos- ess in her home, S Butler La., •I ail open "coffee hour!' Mon- day from 10 a. m. to noon, for the benefit of the welfare depart- ment project to provide meat tor the Baskets. The baskets will be made up to cut at the next department meeting, Nov. 19, in the home of Mrs. Ed- One ward C. Schroeder, Village La. The American Home depart- day ment, under the chairmanship of only! Mrs. Nicolino D'Anthony, will heating present a fashion show and bazar Dec. 3 at 1 p. m. in the church hall. Mrs. P'Anthony will be • Luxurioug Italian tw««ds e( commentator. Fashions will be from Mustillo's, Red Bank. Club costs rvprocMgtxl wool and nylon I members who will model will be Mrs. Paul J. Braun, Mrs. Walter V, Sprenger, Mn. Edward R. » Wondarfwl wool* blcndtd Beyer, Mrs. Edwin R. Stanley and Mrs. Lee M. Hassinger. I whit nylon for lengor woarl A special feature will be a "cookie swap" table. Various « In tht goagon'g mogt wanted tables of hand-made items also t will be shown. This department ghoath-gllm gfylwl meets Thursday at 1 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Eugene M. Behme, Cherry Tree La. Change to modern • Sent* aro with th«lr own Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Harold V. Hannigan and Mrs. Beyer attend- exciting novelty boltl ed the Manasquan Woman's Club book and author tea last week t Now pocket detalltl at which John Toland, Red Bank author, was one of the speakers. Smart back kick pleattl Mrs. Albert H. Johnson, liter- ature chairman, announced that OIL HEAT the next department meeting is • Ivory one Is beautifully Nov. It at S p. m. in the home tailored to porfectioni of Mrs. Hannigan, IS Butler La, Plans will be mapped out for a Oil Heat Costs Less book fair In March for the bene- • Wide assortment of newest Pall fit of the jlbrary, Mrs, Hannigan and Mrs, Stan- Set your local fuel oil doalor for .feds and fifttm colorsl Sizes 22.J0I ley C, Williamson will provide home baked food Thursday to the men stationed at the Nike Base in Holmdcl as part ot the club's' mm cow AT ms eimmr men standing hostess project, H«v# a happy, haalthy how with fctaf that ft i Mrs, John J. Windas was guest at the meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. D'Anthony and Mrs. Has- linger, Mrs. Charles J. Kot*lc* directed the nursery which wan Clean • Safe • Dependable provided. The fashion show and bazar OPCN EVEftV HKJHT TILL • P.M. Dec. ,1 replaces (he next meeting. CHANGED ROM: Fully Automatic NEW YORK (AP) - Actor Stores open Sunday 10 A. M. to e P, M. — Open Ivory NI«M 'til f Klchnrd Grnlmm IK fitting A ca- PERTH AMIOY, 365 Smith Street reer chnnKC-of-pncc In the Mrond- wny musical "SnrutoKn." ISELIN, U. S. Highway 1 at Green St. Traffic Circle /•'or Die post II yrnr/i Orahnm hn« lipon plnylnK Shi''''"i'v> ASBURY PARK-ROUTE 35 (Asbury Park Traffic Circle-) roles In Orison. His assignment Ample Parking at All Stores In "Snralojjn" Is /in np-iimi-ennr OIL HEAT COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY Inn modern Inwycr, l RED BANK HEOWTCT (Af> - New Jersey Cranberries Auction Set uesday, Ufa* 1ft'ML9-* iff Robert Connor reported a bur glary to city police-thieves broke For Saturday into his bom* and carried off an Safe to Eat, Expert Says electric, toaster and clothing. T1NTON FALLS — Regardless TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- grown that the cranberries could of the weather, an auction of sey cranberries can sweeten not be harvested. household goods and furnishings ountlful Thanksgiving dinners without any Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle. state will be held Saturdzy at 11 a. m. danger to eaters, says a Rutgers health commissioner, and Phillip at 658 Tinton Ave., for the benefit University specialist. Alampi, state agriculture secre- of the Tinton Falls Methodist Church. Donald A. Schallock, of the tary, issued the following joint Hutgers Agricultural Experiment statement: The auction was scheduled for jstation, told a newsman yester- "To the best of our knowledge last Saturday, but bad weather y, "There is no danger for no New Jersey growers have used forced postponement. consumers of New Jersey cran- the chemical in question on com- Mrs. Anson W. Peckham And berries from supposed contam- mercial plantings in New Jersey; J. Lester Rigby, chairmen, have ination.'' . however, we understand a few announced that a 1930 model car tests using small samples. have is among the large collection of If you kaap your spend- Arthur S. Flemming, U. S. been conducted on non-bearing Welfare chief, said in Washing- items to be sold to the highest ing money and your "sav- wttrtilemrt. lurthtat bogs." bidder. iNftds. H, i ton yesterday that some cran- McUstfMlirii.ktiM. berries in Washington and Ore- New Jersey growers expect to All articles have been contrib- ing" money in the tame produce 110,000 barrels this year gon may have been contaminated uted by members and friends of place, your "saving" mon- Htp.lilki. by use of a weed killer, amino —the second highest production the church. in two decades. About 90 per cent Call Alltnlie C«#jr 3-J2H triazole. The WSCS, under the direction •y is pretty sure to fat I* MMT tot, MU 2-41« is sold to one company, Ocean of Mrs. James S. Brown, Jr He said studies indicated the Spray. Schallock said Ocean spenf That's why it's a chemical produces cancer in rats. and Mrs. Robert Parkans, wil Spray required its growers tills serve luncheon at 12:30 p. m. idea to keep your Schallock said that was true, year to certify that they had not good but he said repeated applications used amino triaiole. SIARS ©HAND OPENING of its new catalog salas office at 64 West Front St., '«eving" money here—and had no effect on dogs and "we'd Kayport, will ba held Thursday morning with Mayor Norman J. Curria officiating. t*atty Galli Heads eat the chemical ourselves it's "leave ir lay," earning Tha property and building owned by David LaConta, will ba leased to Sears. The so safe." Tool Engineers Brownie Troop 228 good dividendi. The Rutgers weed control spec- office will employ six personi and. a field representative. Merchandise will ba FAIR HAVEN — Members of alist. said amino triazole has Meeting Tonight shipped out of Sears' Philadelphia warehouse. the borough's newest Brownie been used on small areas, of New EATONTOWN — Monmouth Troop 228, at their third meetin Dividend 3 be the seat of the British Empire. sociation in Old Time Tavern liklat aMIttr to i kriak kiotor- Eutectic Welding Alloys Corp., coln and Ralph Tel. Srtadyslato 7*0330 •Unc« (Bio-DrM*)-4iK*nrr »* But at 70 he did not hesitate Wednesday. rktle*. stop itekiar. and iell«»t • world-f imoai ranrch imtitnt*. who will discuss "Metal Joining Emer- A 27-million-doUar airport is Iaaw«d to pal* ~*IUmt amiry. Thli nbatanc* U no* artiUMr Techniques Under 1100 Degrees to become an active revolution' He discussed the mortuary sci- ilanned for Baghdad. la MM after cut, wklte iwu> in mppttiUry or (Want /«n» Fahrenheit." Donald ary, and immediately offered his ence law as well as the 57th an- Mllaviag ptln, aetnil rtdietioa sndir tht DIM Prranlun H.* fortune to congress. He is the fskriakar*) took placel . At it. U»a*r »«e« Dinner will be at 6:30 p. m of the nual state convention held in At- ktMtimuiBgefaU-n York only man who signed the De- naraatw. and the meeting will start an lantic City in September. The a* tkMMgk tSat aafft a«.u.a.ru.oc hour later. Book claration of Independence, the state association has 549 mem- Review has Treaty of Alliance with France, bers. nominted the Peace Treaty with Britain, Open W«dnt$day 9:30 A. M. fo 9:00 P. M. fifth figure — and the U. S. Constitution. One William P. Walton, Jr., Asbury Park, presided at the meeting. President Theo-of his last acts was to* found a BOYLE Marvin S. Campbell, here, was dore Roosevelt, society for the abolition of slav- host for the evening. who he feels personified in life ery. the virtues America most needs A lifelong practical idealist, Rev. John, P. Kuehl, Hamburg to face the problem! of now. wise, witty, and humane, he died Baptist Church, gave the invoca- It's a great indoor pleasure to of gallstones and gout at 84, and tion. • .". : try to place in some order of the entire civilized world mourn- James C. Day, Keyporr, secre- precedence the mightly names of ed the passing of a human Him- tary-treasurer, submitted his re- the American past. It is a fine alaya. ports. intellectual game, and a good If breadth of both mind and J. Henry Dangler, Belmar; ON FUEL OIL way to find out yourself what you deed measure greatness, who can James T. Buckley, Asbury Park; believe in most, and how youtower as an American above this Ralph J. Damiano, Long Branch; OVIR LAST YEAR'S WINTtt PRICES! rank people. man who in his will humbly de- Edmund J. Westhall, Lakewood; What makes the game even bet- scribed himself as "I. Benjamin and Mr. Campbell, members of ter is that few would agree on Franklin, printer ..."? the autopsy committee, will meet who have been the five greatest with officials of the local hos- Americans. There are many pitals, to discuss the handling of titans to choose from. Industrial autopsies. Some literary scholars, for ex- William C. Hoffman, Cranbury, DIXON OIL CO. ample, might want to replace was introduced aa a guest. Emerson with Walt Whitman or The next meeting will be held KARL STRUT RED IANK Mark Twain,, with the beatniks Area Asked Dec. 9 with W. David DeRoche, perhaps throwing an off-beat vote FAIR HAVEN - The Mayor Lakewood, as host. in for Jack Kerouac. and Council last night forwarded Others attending were C. Ens- ley Clayton, Adelphia; John P. 1-7250 The South surely would regard to the Planning Board a proposal to set aside undeveloped areas Condon, Elmer Gawler, and Wil- any such list as incomplete with- of the borough for "unrestricted liam H. Posten, Jr., all Atlantic out Robert E. Lee. industrial development." Highlands; Wallace A. Polhem- The .Democfats would probably It came from Emit L. Jaku- us, Toms Riyer; H Laurence argue that Teddy Roosevelt becy, Board of Education presi- Scott, Sr., anrfH.LaoJenee Scott, doesn't measure up to either dent. Jr., both BeSfcrd; George A. Woodrow Wilson or Franklin D. Mr. Jakubecy cited a Nov. 3 Wood, Tuckerton, and Richad A. Roosevelt. referendum in Westfield, a resi Hoidal Anhlirv Park Otter partisans In other fields dential community, where voters :;?ggEa%I3)iaE35iSrereTOilTO^^ might advance such candidates were asked to retone areas there as John Adams, Alexander Ham' for light industry. They approved ilton, Henry Ford, Thomas A. it. Edison or, for the greatest per He said the' schools here are aonal victory over human disabil' overcrowded and if light industry ity, Helen Keller. You might even were brought in it would ease get a few fringe ballots for Ab-the property tax burden of resi ner Doubleday, father of base- dents. J. YANKO ball, the national pastime, or Mr. Jakubecy said construction Lydia Pinkham. of a large housing development 30 RROAD SIRBET RED IANK But it is hard to figure how here would have to result in new poet Frost or anyone else could school facilities. omit from a catalogue of great Residential Borough neti that first Do-It-Yourself Mr. Jakubecy has asked the American —, Benjamin Franklin. Mayor and Council often to set In his own' lifetime he was the aside areas for industrial devel- beat-known American both ia opment. Fair Haven is regarded his own country and in Europe, aa a prime residential communi- and he remains one of the most ty. DOUBLE PLAY many-faceted geniuses in the an' Councilman Eugene Magee said nals of the human race, a true Mr. Jakubecy's proposal is not all-around man. a new one, "We've heard it before," he by The range of his accomplish' aaid. "But most of our people ments is so wide — as business. tell us they want Fair Haven kept man, writer, diplomate, scient- strictly residential." ist, inventor and humanitarian Council agreed the letter should 1. Hwdletuff s — that one would be hard to put go to the Planning Board for WARNER'S to name another individual in study. all history who benefited hit At last week's Board of Edu- 100% NYLON TWIST country in more ways. cation meeting It was announced Self-taught from the age of 10,that present school facilities WWALX00M he became a vegetarian so hi would be able to centain predict- could spend his meat money oa ed enrollments for at least the •UARANTIID FOR 10 YEARS! CONVINIINT lUDftIT books. He taught himself logic, next two years. navigation, algebra and geome- However, board members said tummy bulgel Thick, deep pile of outstanding TIKMS try. Later in life he taught him- construction of a large housing beauty and thrilling underfoot re- self to read German, French, development could change the silience, Nylon wears and wears, Pfcmt for Spanish, Italian and Latin. picture. resists soil and crush, is easiest Most everyone knows Ben to keep clean and fresh looking. HOMI SHOPPING. Franklin discovered lightning was electricity. They are also Warwick Named Colors: Desert Beige, Rose Beige, Our man will brtag samata Sandalwood, Autumn Beige, Spruce, probably aware he founded the to your home ... will i nation's first, circulating library Group Secretary Aqua, Gold, Grey. 12', 15' widths. ura aad estimate. and fire insurance company, and Invented a new kind of harmoni- NEWARK - Paul E. Warwick, ca, the lightning rod, bifocal New Shrewsbury, has been re- 2. B. F. GOODRICH SPONGE 3. TACKIESS glasses, the Franklin stove, andelected executive secretary of the the platform rocking chair. New Jersy Self-Insurers' Assocl RUBBER CUSHION INSTALLATION But few remember that he was ation. also America's most popular The association, whose mem writer — his "poor Richard's bership includes most of the large Almanack" was outsold only by business firms in the state who insure their own workmen's com- the Bible. Even fewer know he 70* WOOl-30* NYLON ALL WOOL EMBOSSED WILTON pensation liability, held its.an was the first to make the Amernua- l meeting recently, Assembly Fint girdle ever 10 laughter-light, so gently poured ican postal system pay Its Own TWEED BROADLOOM COMPLETELY INSTALLED man Alfred N. Beadleston way, or that he introduced into defying (hidden crisi-eroii bands in front hide the COMPLETELY INSTALLED WITH SPONGE RUBBER PAD Shrewsbury, was a guest speak this country, silkworms, broom er. truth about tummy bulged Double Play is a combin- WITH SPONGE RUBBER PAD Rt uk»ly S13.U $9.95 SQ, YD. corn and the use of lime to fer- 9 ation of lightweight elastic and firm control f Keyport High School, and is Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Eaton town. •mployed by Meridian Industry of The gift committee has sent out Keyport. Her husband, a gradu- hundreds of letters appealing for ate of Indiana schools, served in help, and listing 33 suitable and the Navy four years, and is em- inexpensive gifts that may be ployed by General Motors. placed in the bags. The couple are making their The auxiliary this year, instead borne at 57 Fulton St., Keyport of asking local merchants to con- tribute materials to make gift bags, has purchased plastic bags Is Honored for this purpose. Members will Eight, Marlboro Auxiliary Membership gift wrap each contribution, and Bride-Elect then pack the 3,000 bags. KEANSBURG-Miis Betty Ann Tea Held Individuals and organizations Members Get Insignias Mayer, a November bride-elect, interested in helping by contribut- was honored last week at a bridal ing gifts or money, may call the MARLBORO-At a recent meet- Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Eaton- shower in the Veterans of For- By Sisterhood chairmen. Money .contributed will ing of the Woman's Auxiliary of town, of the Marlboro auxiliary, eign Wars Hall here. MIDDLETOWN- Sisterhood of be used to buy gifts for the bags. Marlboro State Hospital in thewas moderator. Congregation Beth Shalom of Red Hostesses were Misses Joanne Miss Dorothy Elxearaaeh Last year, auxiliary members hospital auditorium, Mrs. William Guests included Mrs. A. K.Burnett and Lynn Cuthbertson, Bank, held a membership tea last made and filled more than 1,046 G. Rous of Fair Haven, member- week in the home of Mrs. Robert Mills of Princeton, representing Mrs. Harold Cruse and Mrs. Wil- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mr. bags, with an equal amount of ship and education chairman, pre- the Neuro-Psychiatric Institute liam Hansen. Lefker, 177 Crestview Dr., mem- presents. and Mrs. Henry Eigenrauch of sented eight auxiliary insignias to there; Miss Edna Emmons, Mrs. Miss Mayer will become the bership chairman. The co-chair new members who have com- man is Mrs. George Goroff. 117 Memorial Pkwy. announce the Mrs. Butkus is hopeful that this Carlos Lopez, Mrs. J. Russell bride of Paul Gumbrecht Nov. 21 new procedure will enable thepleted orientation'training Rabbi Joel N. Smilchensky, engagement of their daughter, Snedeker and Mrs. Andrew Icatt, in St. Ann's Catholic church, auxiliary to handle the larger courses, all of Trenton; Mrs. Charles Fee- Keansburg. spiritual leader, gave a welcome Miss Dorothy Eigenrauch, to Wil- quantity planned for this year. They were Mrs. Richard C. Hig- ney, Little Silver; Mrs. Grace address. I liam J. McMahon, son of Mrs. Also on the welcoming commK She said: "So many patients at bee, Monmouth Beach; Mrs. John Frey, West Long Branch, and Miss Ferrante tee were Mrs. Jack Hecht, Lin- Frederick McMahon of Reading, Marlboro are forgotten at Christ- Strong, Holmdel; Mrs. Herman Ernest G. Wunderlin, Rumson. croft, president; Mrs. Milton Sol- Mass., and the late Mr. McMahon. mas. Many have no family or O. Wiley and Mrs. J. Alvin Par omon, Lincroft, vice president, in Miss Eigenrauch was gradu- Mends, and would receive noth- ker, Red Bank; Miss Martha Weds John Kroeger ing at all if it were not for the MumfordMfd , Oceanport; Mrs. John charge of membership, and Mrs. ated from Keyport High School, Progressive Hermann Cohen, Red Bank, past generosity of others. Wo need Meier, Matawan; Mn. Julius and is employed by the Jersey UNION BEACH — Sunday in champagne colored ensemble and president. all the help we can muster to Fichtmueller, Freehold, and Mrs. Dinner Set Holy Family Catholic Church, a corsage of orchids. Miss Ber- New members are Mrs. LeRoy Central Power and Light Corn- reach our goal." R. Blomfield-Brown, Shrewsbury. Miss Patricia Anne Ferrante, nadette Kroeger, the bride- Curtis. Lincroft; Mrs. Charles P»"y « Allenhurst. Mr. McMahon wa Mrs. Seely reports that 10 Mon- Following the business meeting, For Club daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas groom's sister, wore a black lace Newman, Shrewsbury. anH Mrs. » graduated from Reading, mouth County organizations have there was a general discussion of Ferrante of 89 Church St., Key- gown, over blue taffeta, and a Leon Bleisch and Mrs. Solomon Mass., High School, and is in the already indicated that they will hospital volunteer services that NEW MONMOUTH - Members Curtains port, became the bride of John corsage of white roses. Savitsky, Hazlet. Air Force, stationed at King give Christmas parties. are carried on by mental hos- of the Christian Couples Club of Stl| Alfred Kroeger of Bloomfield, eon For her wedding trip, the bride Also attending were Mrs. Sey- non, Alaska^ Ten more are needed because pital auxiliaries. the New Monmouth Baptist Draperies of the late Mr. and Mrs. Angus- wore a cocoa brown jersey cos- mour Weisen, Fair Haven; Mrs. the auxiliary will give parties in Church, meeting last week in Fel- tin Kroeger. tume, trimmed in mink fur. Her Speakers gave a history of the lowship Hall, made plans to hold Harold Applebaum and Mrs. Matt Enhance a Room the rest of the hospital wards. organization they represented, Slipcovers Rev. Joseph G. Foi, pastor, of- accessories were pale biege, and Chaskowitz, Lincroft; Mrs. Wil- Parties will be held between Dec. a progressive dinner at members' her corsage, orchids. The couple and outlined member recruitment homes later this month. ficiated at the double-ring cere- liam Flshbeln, New Shrewsbury; and 17, between 1:30 and 3:30 will make their home at 13 Don- and training plans, types of serv- A games party followed the Bedspreads mony, and a reception followed Mrs. David Stein, Little Silver, , m. ald St.. Bloomfield. ices given to patients, public re- business meeting, which waa in at Rollo'a Restaurant in Keyport. and Mrs. Irving Baldinger, this At that time, gift bags will be lations programs, fund-raising Linens -. • Given in marriage by her fath- The bride was graduated from place. charge of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyport High School and the distributed to the patients. Gift projects and alma and objectives. Diffenderfer. Hosts were Mr. and • er, the bride wore a gown of bou< Miss Minnie Breslow of Red wrapping starts Nov.' 16, and con- bridegroog m from Bloomfield Higgh Bulk Mrs. M. Stewart Whaley of Holm- Mrs. Frank Skrivanek and Mr. Venetian Blinds jquet taffeta, trimmed with an ap- ill present a program of tinues through Dec. 11. del, program chairman, was in tplique of re-embroidered Alecon School. The bridegroom served color slides, taken on her recent and Mrs. Paul Eby. charge. Also attending were Rev. and .lace. The dress waa designed in the Marine Corps four years. trip to Israel, at the meeting of PLANNING SWISS STEAK : with a Watteau back which fell Both Mr. and Mrs. Kroeger are the Sisterhood Thursday at 8:30 Speakers were Mrs. William Mrs. WUHam S. Bisgrove, Mr. into a chapel-length train. employed by Prudential Insur p. m. in the Red Bank synagogue. Want good Swiss steak? Choose Gurtman, a past president of the and Mrs. Donald Bisgrove, Mr. The bride's finger-tip length ance Company in Newark. Mrs. Henry Schlussler and Mrs. shuck or round beef that is one Greystone Park Association; Mrs. and Mrs. William Roberts, Mr. sr two inches thick. For extra Jerome Butler, president, and and Mrs. Wesley Corhman and 43 Bread St. veil waa attached to a crown of Curtis are chairmen of a bazar RED BANK seed pearls and sequins, and her TASTY LOBSTER to be held Dec. 7, 8 and 9 at 23 flavor use stewed tomatoes in- Mn. Helen Davidson, volunteer Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, cascade bouquet was white Jap- If you want to glorify a pack Monmouth St., Red Bank. Com- stead of regular canned tomatoes coordinator at Ancora, and Mrs. Bread St. for the liquid needed during the Buying or Mllini. Alwtya look to anese chrysanthemums. age (U!£ ounces) of frozen lob- mittees will set up plans for the Wiiliam Zillger, Marlboro Aux- - - —- eUnTllMS lor «ulek n- braising. iliary president. Tli* JUilittr elanTlli Miss Sophie Sakowski of Mat- ster newburg, add H cup (packed sale of Hanukkah gifts, toys, •Ultft.—AdViflllMllMlt awan was her cousin's honor at- down) of cooked lobster. Cut the cakes. Jewelry, and other items. tendant Her full skirted gown lobster In good-sized pieces ao it Luncheon will be served begin- was deep pumpkin colored satin, is both pretty and recognizable! ning at 11 a. m. each day. accented with pale shades of ' pumpkin on the back of the skirt. Her petal styled headpiece ETIQUETTE matched her gown, and her cas- cade bouquet was chrysanthe- mums in autumn colors. AMY VANDERBILT Magnav( The other bridal attendants Children at the Table required to sit through the en- HIGH FIDELITY were Misses Nicola Ferrante, the "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: tire meal with grownups It tea* bride's sister, and Mary Gray, At last our children (ages S-12) sion Is te be avoided on both the bride's cousin, both of Key- seem more amenable to learning •Met. Sometimes with such a A magnificent style for every setting! port. Their dresses, made like table manners, but; in the inter- child It Is better not to have the one worn by the honor at- vening years of informality their him at the family table at an A model for every budget! tendant, were light pumpkin col- father and I have become hazy except la very limited doses ored satin, trimmed with deeper on a few basic things. Is there •hades of the same color. They, or sa special occasions, such as too. had petal styled headpieces, a book we could refer to about Sttaday dinner or dinner at and all carried chrysanthemums such things as the direction of alght when father will be at la autumn colors. passing food, the length of time home but when ao guests win MUSIC BECOMES MAGIC—PICTURES COME "ALIVE" required to. stay at the table, be present. Another six-year- James Kroeger of Irvtagton was etCi? 12-year-old homemak- old, oa the ether hand, with a through the miracle of MAGNAVOX STEREOPHONICS best man for his brother. Eon ing student is challenging several completely different personality Johnstone and David Larsen, both py py things, but what we need is so may welll be ablbel to come to allll An entirely new listening and viewing ex- of Bloomfield, were the ushers. basic we should know better.— perience! This fabulous new Magnavoi Hie bride's mother wore a family and even guest meals M. S., Tulsa, Okla." with comfort and equilibrium. 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Shows to Watch AFTERNOON EVENING (7) Weather FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Ha- 1:15- (2) Movie Windmill Wins ven Nursery School will be closed i::H- (2) Love of Life «:N- (5) Nuts and Bugs all day tomorrow, Veterans Day, TONIGHT still has that casual daytime (4) Tic Tac Dough (7) Little Rascals (4) Jack Paar (7) Everything Goes By Cyathia Lowry eards, berets tnd bad poetry, Mrs. Tony Hunting, director, an- 1:11 p. m.—NBC—Ford SUrttme lavor. (7) Across The Board (11) Popeye s just a case of life imitatingjnounced. (Choice Viewing) 11:15 p. m. (I) Movie (IS) J. Fred Muggs (11) Sports and Weather NEW" YORK (AP) - An author !1:2»-(11) Movie worked long and hard. The play rt—well, maybe not art, but tele- Academy Award winner Sir Jack Parr Show (ll)French Through TV I:J4- (4) Local News :slon. The first "Lineup" show From Nassua in the Bahamas, (IS) Cartoon Jamboree 2:H- (I) Movie was given an elaborate and obv- Alec Guinness makes his Ameri- (5) Cartoons (IS) Henry Morgan the season Sept. 30 had police- can TV debut in "The Wicked Jack is originating three taped 12:31— (2) Search For Tomorrow (7) Yesterday's iously expensive production. The HE/.TPf programs this week. Severa 12: IS- (7) Movie talented cast, headed by Lee J. itn disguised is beatniks while Scheme of Jebal Deeks," story (4) It Could Be You Newsreels unting wrongdoers. MATINEE AT 2 P. M. about , a mild-mannered bank guests (to be announced) plus (5) Cartoons 12:S»-(1S) Newsbeat Cobb, acted its collective head (11) Quick Draw McGraw 12:45- (5) Paul Coates off. EVENINGS FROM 7 P. M. clerk who schemes to defraud hisregulars Hugh Downs and Jose (7) Pantomime Quii (11) Rate The Records Two widely septrsted events Ceatlauoas Sat.-Stai.4ltl. employers by donating to instead Melis appear at the British Col (11) English 12 1:H— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers But the sad fact remains, that onial Hotel. Jack and the cast <:4t— (4) Weather C 1:15- (4) Thirteenth Hour ist week illustrated some of the of embezzling from the institu- 12:4»- (2) Guiding Light «:45- (4) News "I, Don Quixote." emerged on iroblems to be solved in connec tion. • Charles Coburn, Henry will go "on location" around 1:M— (2) News (I) Newt and Weather CBS last night an earnest, windy ion with pre-recorded shows. OlRLTOIl the city and also show film seg- (4) Joyce Brothers (7) News bore. Cervantes' ridiculous knight Jones'and Roland Winter co-star. 7:M— (2) Newt 1:45— (4) News; Sermonette First was the dramatic inci X^ RfD BAN I- In color. • ments to illustrate life and ac- (J) Cartoons (7) Evening Prayer tilted at the windmill, rescued a lent on. the Today show when tile p. m.-CBS- tivities of the resort area. ^ (7) Music Bingo (4) Phil Silvers 2:10- (2) Movie damsel in distress and found a Dave Garroway became so upset -LAST TIMES TODAY (11) Fun At One (5) Scotland Yard barber's basin to be a golden ROCK HUDSON Red Skelton Show 1:15- (2) News talking about his former col- DORIS DAY hi ANNOUNCES PROMOTION (II) Movie (7) Union Pacific helmet Freddie the Freeloader thinks I;2*- (2) Give Us This Day league, Charles Van Doren, that "PILLOW TAW" UNION BEACH — Internation 1:18— (2) Burns and Allen (I) Terrytoons But the Don Quixote envisioned lie broke down—tnd later In the be's uncovered * purse snatcher 1:25- (4) News (11) News WEDNESDAY MORNING by »i*pti>r Dale Wasserman was ] al Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. ihow wat reported to have gone who can sing. It all happens l:2fH - (2) As Thh e World Turns (11) Highway Patrol a mad and tad old man. Dialogue STARTS T< when teenage singer Fabian and which owns and operates the Van J:H- (4) Sermonette Nome. Then on Sunday night Ed- Ameringen-Haebler plant here, an- (4) Dial 4 7:15— (2) Local News CM- (4) Continental was hard to follow—full of tuch ward R. Murrow on "Small his business manager, running nounced today a further ex- (5) Movie 7:11— (2) Weather high-flown phrases is "Poets and from a screaming horde of fans, Classroom World" played host to Brendan pansion of its Flavor Division at (7) Memory Lane (11) News •:M- (S) Previews madmen try to improve on real- Behan, obviously in no condition MIUMOUKT «icruKS mx*n hide behind Freddie's park the local plant. At the same time (I) Film Drama ity" and "Too much unity is bench. Freddie takes them 7: It- (2) News •:2ft- (2) Give Us This Day 'or conversation. it was disclosed that Henri van (11) Growing In Spanish 7:2S—(11) Weather madness." It's hard to say just The Today thow wts taped the bis shack and then decides 1:J»-(11) News •:2S- (2) Newt am Mameren had been named gen- 7:M- (2) Grand Jury «:lft- (2) Sunrise Semester what Wasserman, let alone Cer- afternoon before it was broad- exploit the kid's singing talent. eral manager, and Dr: James H. 2:*- (2) For Better or Worse vantes, was trying to prove. Skelton, like Jack Benny, is a (OUrarnie (4) Continental cast—and white Girroway's emo- McGlumphy, technical directo (4) Queen For A Day ' (a) Big Story - Brave Effort tion undoubtedly wat genuine, the TV staple. in charge of research, manufac- (7) Day In Court Classroom (7) Sugarfoot 7:M- (2) News Nevertheless, it was brace and act that it was used as ir it were UUI 1« p. m.—CBS turing, and product control.. (!) Film Drama live some II hours later gave the Gary Moore Show (11) Almanac (I) Movie (4) Today daring to try to adapt a three- Prior tor Mr. van Mameren's (II) Flight hundred-year-old literary classic, whole thing a phony t aspect, It ttuaM Allan Funt's "Candid Camera' (II) Movie 7:2*- (7) Morning Prayer MMPERIBERQ SCATONiMMMsal appointment, he served as man- (11) Newabeat 7:Sft- (7) Early Bird Cartoons complete with dress and florl annoyed some viewers when they vignettes probably will be the aging director of the company' 2:1*- (2) House Party language, to television, partic- Found it wis a taped episode. comedy highlight tonight. Tommy (4) Thin Man 7.M—(11) Weather 7:lfr- (J) Preview; Call To Paris subsidiary, as assistant to I:*— (2) Dennis O'Keefe ularly one which has resisted The Behan appearance is dif- Sands, the Mary Kaye Trio, Car the president in Holland,' and (7) Gale Storm Prayer ' dramatization for so long. icult to understand. Certainly o\ Burnett,- Marion Lome and general manager of a subsidiary (I) Film Drama (j) Sherlock Holmes i:t*- (2) News (11) Public Defender Earlier, Bob Hope, on NBClii, s raffish conduct must have Ourward Kirby join Garry. In in Brussels, Belgium. Or. Mc- ,(11) Basic Russian (5) Encyclopaedia took over for an hour. It was teen distasteful—even shocking- one skit they take an old nursery Glumphy has been associated 1:11- (2) Big Payoff (11) Play of the Week Britannica many members of the tele- •:Jt— (2) Dobie GUlis Bob Hope show much like all rhyme and turn it into science with the company more than 29 (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Little Rascals other Bob Hope shows, tnd ofvision audience. Even fellow fiction. Garry's nighttime show years. I (S) Orient Express (4) Fibber McGee and •:1ft- (2) News course hit preliminary wisecracks guest John Mason Brown looked || l»«—, (7) Beat The Clock Molly fclfr- (2) Captain Kangaroo were entirely concerned with the more pained than amused. CBS (I) Corliss Archer (5) City Assignment fcM- (S) Sandy Becker (11) Movie quiz thow investigation. Also must have had tome doubts about III tmtmnmmm (7) Wyatt Earp (7) Beulah s.1. __«. «._^ *» *.A_K_A AaT —»• n^! AA. S~. iLh*e thow—th— sVjsiffav Aaa Ae brisaWesiaaBlaBs* tootAs^tk^ motheeat* AfWanftr* llssH •** * ^"" ** O^BBBV BW I: S*- (2) Verdict Is Yours there was actress May Britt in 1 (II) Wnirlpool •:M- (2) Topper a sketch, TV guest star Zsa Zsalook it it a couple of days before fSHf -— (4) From These Roots (4) Movie Gabor with some wisecracks and the broadcast, but decided to go|| (5) Racket Squad I:M— (2) Tightrope! N (7) Personal Theater a parade of pretty starlets. ahead anyway. (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Arthur Murray l:St- (2) Our Mist Brooks New York City police over the eaM (I) Movie (j) Wrestling (7) Romance of Life EATONTOWN week-end.rounded up t hundred Bowling chimps will knock outII DBIVI IN IKIlTtl (IS) Curtain Time (7) Rifleman. t:M-(U) Exploring persons mixed up in the narco- the Friday night fights Dec. Ill 4:W- (2) Brighter Day (») Winter Baseball Mathematics tics traffic, some of them ferreted when NBC will broadcast the Phtae LI S47M (4) House On High Street (11) Colonel Flack II: H- (2) On The Go out by cops posing at Greenwic World's Invitational Mitch Game (5) Douglas Fairbanks i:*ft- (2) Red Skelton Village beatniks, complete with Bowling Tournament. . . George p-LAST TIMES TONITE—I | (7) American Bandstand (4) Dough Re Mi ROCK HUDSON (4) SUrtime (7) Memory Lint Burns will pity t tort of modern DORIS DAY la (11) Amos 'N' Andy (7) Philip Marlowe 1«:M—(11> Our World Neighbors Robin Hood In CBS' G. E. Thea- (11) Richard Willis (11) Deadline TV 'Act* Gets Quit ter Nov. 29 . 1 . "Wagon Train," "PILLOW TALK" 4:1$- (2) Secret Storm ll:Se- (2) December Bride U:N- (2) Gary Moor* (4) Treasure Hunt which just keeps rolling along 4:1»- (2) Edge of Night Champ a Film Offer here, is also Great Britian's top- STARTS TOMORROW (7) Alcoa Presents (7) Star Playhouse LESLIE CARON (4) Split Personality HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Char. rated TV show. (5) Mr. District Attorney (11) State Trooper Science Around You HENRY FONDA ta (IS) Full Coverage 1*4!- (I) News.and Weather let Van Derea'a setutg ea what "MOT Who (11) Abbott; and Costello Recommended tonight: "The (IS) Junior Towa ll:*t— (4) Mike Hammer ll:M— (I) Looney Tunes he says wat a rigged quiz U:M- (2) I Love Lucy show hat led to a mtvie otter. Wicked Scheme of Jebal Deeks," 3:M- (2) Life of Riley (7) Salute to Dr. Dooley NBC, 1:30-10: M p. m.—Sir Alec MARILYN MONROE la (4) Movie (I) Movie (4) Price Is Right Producer Mervin LeRoy sayt he wants Vaa Doren Co play a Guinness in his TV debut is (5) Big Beat , (11) Pro Football (7) Time For Fun vengeful bank clerk; Garry (I) Riders of Death Highlights (11) Reading Workshop 1 prosecutor la "Wake Me When (II) Ding Dong School It's Over," a film be Is m Moore Show, CBS, 10-11 p. m. THE NEW BARONET (formerly the Strand) in Long Branch Valley (IS) Mike Wallace —with guests Tommy Sands and PREI IN-CAR HIATUS (11) Bozo The Clown list*- (2) Top Dollar tag for 2*h Century-Fox. opens its doors Wednesday, Nov. 11, (or regular performances. 11:1*— (2) News "It's time temtORe gave him the Mary Kiye Trio; silute to You may see Samson and Delilah, featuring Hedy Lamarr and St2S—<11) Clutch Cargo (5) Movie (4) Concentration Dr. Thomat A. Dooley, ABC, Victor Mature, showing at tht new theater Wednesday through I:M- (2) Movie (J) Romper Room a Job that would pay a living 10:30 p. m.—Tribute to the co- (7) News (7) I Married Join wage," LeRoy said yesterday. Saturday. • (7) Rin Tin Tin (11) News founder of Medico, which sets (I) Movie (11) Our Number System "I think, tee, that be wat up hospitals in remote parts of (IS) Dance Party U:M-(11) Newt very good actor ea all those (1!) Three Stooges 11:1*— (2) Weather and Sports the world. (IS) Ask The Camera TV showt." RADIO (4) Weather (II) Physical Culture Van Dorea testified this WABC m. WOR 711 month he was oily eretoadlag WCBS WPAT •M to have trouble taaweriag tjuet- MOVIE TIMETABLE WHTG 1411 WRCA Uoas on the ROW dettRKt -21' RED BANK WNEW WQXR m quit show. He knew tho aa- Caritoa-Pulow Talk 2:23, 7:23 IIMI • swers all the Uae, he said. ArTIMNOON ti«S—WOR Cariton FrederickIS*M t:3«. 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WCSt Helen Trent tilt—WOR Music from Studio ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS WHfU New*, lisiulns WRCA News: Monitor PLAY MATERIALIZES Music •tits—WABC News: Alan Fraad NEW YORK (AP)—After a H< Atlantic-Middle or the Night SSI4S—WCt» Couple Nut Poor WCBS Ne*u UN—WCtl Whispering Street! WOR News: Dance Muali year delay, Liam O'Brien tud< 7:12, 9:20. WHTQ Headline!. C«« from Studio X denly found the inspiration LONG •RANCH Rices, Music WRCA News: Bob Harriet - WOR News; P. Kobimon •lite—WABC News: Qulno How write a play in three months. Baronet Special Benefit Per HELD OVER WRCA. Neva WCBS News, Vaa Voorhia O'Brien, author of "The Re- formance-"Libtl" 8:30. lilt— MSI Ma l'erklna WOR News. 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~..r.n GABLE gets himself entangled with t beautiful younfl udy while ono nearer his ago lookt on In the hilarious comedy DANCING EVERY SAT. NIGHT lilt "But Not for Me," which opens nt the Carllon next Wednes- TO TNR TUNIS OP "THI MIUOTONIS" day for a four-day run, The youiift ladles Involved In tho comedy situation are bright new star Carol Dakcr and l.lll Pnlmer. WE CATER TO BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, ^ssiisil IM5- RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, etc. VIDAL SWITCHES STVLI- The author or "A Visit to ^- *7leaW« *ee> M NliW YORK(AP)-Goro Vldnl Small Plnnct," In at work im "The!! -lly locnted In Ealonlown • New Shruwnbury l> iwllchliiK his plnywrltlnK at- llusl Mnn," tho plot of which McGUIRE'S GROVE Irnllon (roin cumedy lo polllluiil centers. u|xin a national party HWY. 35, MIDDUTOWN Tel. SH 7-22S3 MOivivlOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NliWS WIB. A C. S. D.MilU'l JAMION ,,t OIIIUM" ON THIS HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIMK (li'umn, cohvi'Mllon. flseV/estitMlsM MARLBORO, N, J. (AP) - A toward tMs country. ~ large mansion designed after Religious Marriage, Even troubled days with his big neigh- Nor is he apt to change any- JJake. Nevertheless, the Be* WORLD TODAY p g y It gives George Washington's homestead bor, Red China. thing in Afghanistan which, like slans don't like it. uY ML Vernon stands in rolling Europe, Africa and Asia will have rae feel- By JAMES MARLOW It will be comforting to the India and Morocco, is a neutral. the pact countryside here on a 345-acre Belated, Can End Worries some of that effect, plus giving Ing of strength against the So- WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- Indians to have Eisenhower re- When Afghanistan's prime estate. his hosts a sense of American viets. assure them they have friends minister, Prince Sardar Mo- Mrs. Sara S. Collier, widow of BAKER LAKE, N.W.T. (AP) him to this region and had spent dent Eisenhower's December trip goodwill. Beyond that, it's hard Turkey is also linked with this in the United States. Nehru al hammad Nairn, visited Elsen- the late magazine publisher, de- — After 30 years of labor in three years among the Keewatin to three continents may give a to see anything his trip will country in the North Atlantic ready knew that. It's probably hower here to October, be as- cided to put • its beauty and the frozen vineyard of the Far district Eskimos. But they still morale boost to some of the nine achieve except in Paris. Treaty Alliance, as are Greece, North. Canon William J. R. believe in vague spirits and a nations he visits. But it's doubt because he understood it well sured the Ualted States Afghan- utility to good use in 1927 by giv- There on Dec. 19, at the end that he has for so long adopted France and Italy. Each has prob- James still holds no affection for medicine man was spiritual lead- ful there will be any other effect istan's acceptance of large- lems of its own but none is talk- ing the estate to the Sisters of this bleak land on the upper west er when the canon arrived. In a sense, Eisenhower is mak- of his trip, he sits down for a a holier-than-thou attitude and scale Soviet aid has net al- the Good Shepherd, a Roman "day meeting with President ing of leaving the alliance. shore of Hudson Bay. "The ice was broken, but I ing a return visit. Without ex- felt free to enjoy the luxury of tered Afghan friendship for this Catholic community of nuns. ,-: Charles de Gaulle, British Prime refusing to choose up sides. On his various stops Eisenhow- "I don't like the North," ex- still had to go to them," the can- ception the top or almost top country. • er may hear requests for larger Today emotionally disturbed plains the 59-year-old Anglican on aays. Today most of the man from each of the nine coun- Minister Harold MacMilian and The Moroccans have been Official opinion here at the girls, many from broken homes, German Chancellor Konrad Ad- American help in one way or an- missionary, "but I love the district's Eskimos have given up tries on his schedule has been talking ef wanting the United time was that the Soviet Union other. There doesn't seem much are helped toward proper life ad- entuer as a preliminary to work." their nomadic way- s and have .her e . in recent years, a number ' State* te pull eut Ua military was gaining slowly but surely in he can do about that since his justment in the big mansion, meeting Soviet Premier Nikita lidi i i d called Collier School of the Good His work it to bring the gospel congregated at Baker Lake. Con- in recent months, Khrushchev some time next bases which were established consolidating its economic and administration is riding hard on to tome 500 Eskimos inhabiting sequently, the missionary's dog- The nine, are France, Italy. militarilit y ifinfluencl e over tthhe neu- the economy theme for 1960. Shepherd Convent. a vast diocese covering 75,000 sled Journeys into the wilderness Morocco, Greece, Turkey, Iran, year* • •• •• -^.' •' •' ;•••-. : there while Moroec* was still tralist kingdom in the Himalayas square miles of desolation in the to serve the natives as doctor, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India. This tmiHag Is to a protectorate ef .France, The Pakistan, Iran and Turkey are HAIRCUT FOR PENNY - IF LESS LIQUOR Keewatin district of the North dentist and teacher have become The PresMeafs. perseaaHty, the UnHei Mates says It Is willing, linked with the United States and MARYSVILLE, Ohio (AP) — RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Vir- west Territories. His flock is fewer. golag back to World War II allies ea what mey will Britain in a mid-East defense You can get a haircut for a ginians are drinking less liquor. small, but what they lack in num- "The Eskimos themselves ate days, has been ef the kkW mat wkh the RasstM. pact, and this year received al penny at E. L. Lawson's shop The alcoholic beverage control bers they make up in enthusiasm. very devout," the canon proud- traveled wa- India will probably get the big- Since Eisenhower isn't going most a half-billion dollars in aid in Plain City. But there's an board says the decline started In The.cannon's church services, ly aays of his flock. "I love them, ters and get people to poll to- gest lift from Eisenhower's vis- there to negotiate on thla prob-from this country. "if." Lawson stipulates the penny early 1958. The consumption de- g p crease for the year was 12,549 conducted entirely in the Eskimo and I think that is what appeals gether. it. Prime Minister Jawaharlal lem, which takes time, he isn't Only last week-end Khrush- must have a date between 1870 dialect, have become so popular to them most." He probably, hopes his trip to Nehru, who has persisted likely to change-anything there chev talked at tale defense er- and MTO. cases. that he holds two every Sunday, each time packing almost 200 souls into a 34x30-foot church. Some of the Eskimos even show up for a third service, held GRAND UNION'S in English in the afternoon and intended tor the small number of government employees here. One of the Eskimos plays the GRAND-WAY KEANSBURG teea Monday thro Thursday I A. M. • I P. M.; accordion, and the rest — follow- N. J. STATE HIGHWAY M Friday I A. (IV> It. P.. M.----; Satorda- y sad SMday • A. M. to • P. M. ing the ringing lead of the wiry canon — sing the well-known Anglican hymns in strange- sounding Eskimo with a gusto that would put to shame many more prosperous congregations. There is a pump organ in the cannons' neat home near the cream-colored clapboard church, but he hasn't installed it because it would reduce available stand- ing room. . Bom in England. Canon James j 17.9M25Wi j 10.9^12.98 OTS'WOOl $15-$18 FALL t WINTER came here in 18J0 straight from Wycliffe College at the Univers- j MISSES' LINED CAR-COATS ity of Toronto. Why did he choose' so remote and' harsh a mission- I GIRLS' ary field? I "I came here because of the] kV*< f*^* challenge," he says. "I have; so regrets. It is my life's pur- ; WINTER ! COATS pose and I should follow it. For- tunately, my temperament is fit- ted for isolation." •COATS Originally he had thought of; going to the prairies further south, but decided to accept the greater challenge of the Far North after praying for guidance. He is not married. One missionary had preceded $380 Earned A tramandout telactionlSlnila or ForPTA doublt-breasted models; quilt or warm pill linings! At Dance Pill chin collars, or Potir Pan collars! LAURENCE HARBOR - The Attractive wool knit trim! Fabrics in- Laurence Harbor Cliffwood Beach eludi Black Mafic, zibilinos, yarn* Parent-Teacher Association esrn- ed 1380 at Its scholarship dance.1 dyad milton. Announcement of this was > This suson's fashlon-rifht colors: made by the dance ticket sale iMBlli , biifi, black, gray and grain! Missis' chairman, Mrs. Joseph Hollis, • IMffw size* I tali when the organization rstHelMd collars! Now f&hi (1-16) I'm O. Howie Hustles, a Rc«li tor Classified Ad, who lets the whole town know what you'n mlailriR, It's easy and Irwxpcns Ivp tn put mo (o work finding SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED! what you lose—Ju»t dial fill )-, 1(010 now, PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th-WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, WHILE QUANTITIES LASTI • Ked Monk Kegistct Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1959—13

Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1959 7c PER COPY Data Radio Hurled School Blasts Dr. Tebo History Teacher To 1,050-Mile HeightOfficial WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. (AP) Joins Controversy -A five-stage hurled a Gtau Not Door; tiny radio transmitter 1,050 stat- Resigns SHREWSBURY - Donald F. ute miles into a cold, cloudless Suffers Cuts Trotter, chairman of tha Usury sky today. The nose cone dropped NEW sTOEWIBURY - Rah- Board Hears lepartment of Rumson-Falr Hav- into the Atlantic Ocean about 28 art Ceaaors, IN Mafia Ave.. Shaw Leaves sn Regional High School, hu en- minutes later some 800 miles off Neptaae, saw what tested like red a school controversy here. shore. < a dear at the Sycamore Lasws Consultant Mr. Trotter, who lives in But- The Instruments it carried aloft •owUag Allay, atoswsbary System After onwood Park, charged Dr. Edith sent back new information on Aw., last algae Tebo, a board member and the electronic density of space Ho walked three** It On Insurance frequent critic of the school sys- more than SOD miles up. It'a nasal a dear. It was 12-Year Service ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - tem, with making ''irresponsible The vapor trail and smoke left a haas aaaa at glass. Insurance wu again the main public utterances." as the rocket roared upward Mr. Csaasra wu treated far MIDDLETOWN — The Board topic lut night u the Board of In addition, Mr. Trotter aaid could be seen along most of this of Education last night accepted Education listened to the advice Mrs. Tefao's remarks have been Delaware • Maryland • Virginia Caster. He wu takaa (hare ay the resignation of Arch Shaw, of Weeber W. Brook, its current "ruining this school system from peninsula. There was virtually no the Near Shrewsbury First AM Intermediate School principal. insurance consultant. top to bottom." wind, and the long column hung In a letter to the board, Mr. If I were on the board," uid motionless for several minutes. Shaw said lie has accepted a su- Mr. Brook, "I would certainly The shoot was conducted by pervisory position -which offers do all I could to obtain complete A letter from Dr. Tebo had the Army's Ballistic Research Make Phone 'an; opportunity for advance- liability coverage u soon as pos- been read earlier in which she Laboratories based at the Aber- ment." sible." explained that an "unhealthy deen Proving Grounds, Md., in Mr. Shaw has served in the "The present coverage of $25,000 learning situation" in the school co-operation with the National Call to Cheek school system for 12 years. CHICKIN* THI AOINDA —The opening of the Middletown Recreation Commit. to $50,000 represents virtually no came about in the latter half of Aeronautics and Space Adminis- He started teaching in the sys- toe Community Art Week program Thursday is outlined by art director, Trav Neid- coverage at all," the consultant the 195849 school yesr when her tration. tem in the science department, added. He suggested that the eldest daughter became deaf. Appointment liner, standing at right and George Lena, art teacher'in the high school where the The Army uid all phases of Later he wu transferred to the board should have comprehen- Dr. Tebo said she and her hus- the shoot-dubbed "Strongarm" KEYPORT — Daniel Hendrick- Guidance department and after four-day show is being staged. Checking tho program agenda are representatives sive coverage of about $100,000 band spoke to the child's teacher, —performed just as expected. tw0 son wu appointed u a member y*>rs> became' head of the of supporting community groups, left to right, Mrs. Maurice L. Toulme, River Plata, and $200,000. Mrs. Mary Poyner, and charged The tiny transmitter was de- of the Parking Authority last department. In contrast to recommends' Mrs. Poyner with being "quite signed to get a reading on the woman's clubs; Mrs. J. Raymond DaRidder, Fair Havan, garden clubs, and Mrs. Fred- night by Borough Council He succeeded Paul F. Lefever tions made by insurance agent, allous." amount of electronic activity in Mr. Hendrickson will serve un- u principal of the Intermediate orick B. Eldridge, Atlantic Highlands, affiliated artists. The exhibits will be open to She siso uid Mrs, Peyser's the upper reaches. It had not Harvey H. Bowtell several weeks til 1962 and complete the unex- School when Mr. Lefever became the public from 3, to 5 p. m. Thursday through Sunday, with a special evening pro- ago, Mr. Brook believes the subsequent conduct indicated a been measured at that height be- plred term of Jules A. Alpine assistant superintendent. complete lack of comprehension fore. Mr, Shaw held the principal's gram Thursday from 7 to 9 o'cloek. board's current fire insurance is who had been appointed to a five- sufficient. of the problems faced by such s The data, when fully compiled, year term starting Jan, 1,1*57. post for a year and several handicapped child." months. Mr. Lefever said Mr. 81 Per Cent will be distributed to the 88 na- Before the appointment wu Shaw would be "very i The board now hu fire insur- DlffofMt Vtew tions participating in the Inter- msde. Council President E. Dal- missed." New Jersey Holmdel Wife Is Ordered ance amounting to $687,000 on the Mr. Trotter said he had a child national Geophysical Year pro- ton Graham suggested that Mr. main building. Mr. Brook said in Mrs. Poyner's class. The child, gram. Hendrickson be contacted to de- Several board members The Army plans to use the In that this represents about 80 pe he said, is receiving "a very termine if he would accept Two he will be "a hard man to re- formation for military purposes, News Briefs To Give Farm to Husband cent of the insurable value of the fine education with Mrs. Poyn- previous nominees have declined place. It now will know more accurate- building. appointment. Mr. Shaw asked that his resig- TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob- NEWARK (AP) - Mrs. Eliza- r." ly what type of space Intercon- nation be effective "as soon as ert B. Meyner said today he told beth Ann Wi|de has ben ordered The board voted to have Mr. He said Dr. Tebo** letter "is a tinental ballistic missiles and A five-minute receu wu called Democratic leaders nothing about professional slap in the face." while Mr. Hendrickson wu con- possible." Mr. Lefever uid he to surrender a $100,000 horse Brook prepare a recommended anti-ICBM's will be operating in whether he might seek the Dem- Library Plan Mr. Trotter also chsllenged tacted by phone. hopes to be able to name a re- insurance program along with The rocket assembly consisted placement in the near future. ocratic nomination for U. S. Sen- breeding farm in Holmdel to her cost estimates for examination Mrs. Tebo to resign from the The appointment wu accepted. of an Honest John rocket, two Audit ator next spring. The governor estranged husband, Russell H. at a future meeting. Board of Education and seek re- The Parking Authority now bu Shelved Again Nike-Alax boosters, a modified told a news conference he did Wilde, a New York lawyer. election in February in a race five members, one short of full The board received its 1959 au- SHREWSBURY - A suggestion Another local insurance agent, recruit and a •"scaled" Sergeant discuss the Senate' nomination E. R. Snyder, wrote the board against Mr. Trotter. missile. The complete package strength. dit from Morris Portner, Red Superior Court Judge David with the county leaders at his to establish « regular school II- requesting that he be given an measured 5SK feet and weighed A request wu made by the Bank. The auditor noted that the brary wu shelved again lut Pindar made the ruling yester- May Not Ran Princeton hhom e FridayFrid . "I sailidd ^— — -""— '"' opportunity to discuss the insur- 7.125 pounds. It wu designed to board of trustees of the Public 1958 surplus of $676,177 represent- night by the Board of Education. day in a suit brought by Mr. She did not answer the chal- ed an increase of approximately we ought to get our best candi- ance question. It wu decided reach a speed of 17,000 feet a Library for a $550 increase in Board members .told Howard E. WUde, 57. He also ordered Mrs. lenge. She had indicated to some $42,400 over last year. date, and try to arrive at una- to invite Mr. Snyder to the next second at burnout the budget allotment to allow for Matteson, principal, the proposal Wilde to return half of $19,000 nimity," Meyrter uid. "I said regular meeting. sources that she would not seek The transmitter operated on an increase in the salary of li- The auditor uid however that wu too costly. income tax return money taken re-election when her term expires the board already has appropriat- nothing about my availability— two frequencies—37 and 148 meg- brarians. or unavailability." Ambushed Instead, they discussed combin from a joint bank account. On still another insurance mat- in February, 1981. ed 1300,000 out of the surplus ter, a motion was approved rec- acycles. It began operating 30 The Keyport Nursing Associ- report said Meyner told the lead- ing the public library with a Mrs. WUde, 42, lives in New However, Mr. Trotter, a has* toward the current budget. ommending that all student ath- minutes before the firing, and ation wu authorized by council ers he would not try for the U. S. school library. York City. The couple wu mar- ketball coach at R-FH Regional, Last year the board appropriat letes take out bodily injury cov continued until it sank into the to hold tag days Nov. 27 and 28. Senate, since, the Stste Senate At the present time, each class- ried three years ago. said "I plan to run anyhow for ocean. Tracking and radio re- ed approximatelpp y $75,000 out of remained in GOP hands after the room has a small supply of books erage. Mayor Norman J. Currie chid- th 1958 l •eahssi P. GsMati the Board of Education In Febru- caption were conducted at the ed police chairman Robert J. the 1958 surplus. Nov. 3 election. which constitutes a school library. •as Contract Mr. Portner termed the fl< aey for Mrs. WUde, argued the ary. launching station here In a spe- Strang about the inclusion in The public library Is located in a Tbe New York-Keansburg-Long "Thank you for your kind * nuclei condition of the board farm waa aa eat aasVevt wed- cially constructed van. ... police report of the .sumber PASIAIC fallout FeB Fraajwatly Kurtz, Middlesex Democrat, Rd. were referred to the build- shelter at its planned hospital to buy 300 more folding chairs policy. The board also hopes to According to Dr. Tebo. her aaid both houses had agreed to ing and grounds committee for here. Sen. Clifford P. Case (R- to eliminate carting the present !»wneh in budg*l disunions that Get Licenses Floating Fire daughter's nerve deafness caused come back on the 16th, but for study. N. J.) and Rep. George M. Wall' chairs from the old school to the night. some reason the Senate changed her to lose her sense of balance. TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey The site will house the new hauser (R-N. J.) yesterday an- Fern Ron Annex whenever large Its date after the Assembly al- This caused the child to fall quite has 65 new physicians, including elementary school and one of the nounced the allocation by the of- crowds are expected in either Held Tanker ready had adjourned for the sum' two from Monmouth County, the intermediate schools. fice of civil and defense moboli often. mer. area. Episcopal Guild state Board'of Medical Examin- Jack Hicks, Red Bank, sub- zatlon. The shelter would be one Mr. Santoro said the board had The letter added, "Mr. Mes- Kurtz said he talked with As ers announced today. mitted the lowest of 10 bids for of a series to be built across 'discussed this comprehensively' Blast Came ina hu demonstrated previously sembly Minority Leader Alfred N. The doctors were licensed aft- the work, at $3,230. Other bids the nation. The first two floors in the put, and said Mr. Matte- that he likes to take opinions of Beadleston (R-Monmouth), who HOUSTON (AP) - The Coast Helps to Pay er they passed recent examina- ranged from $5,400 to $14,000. of the hospital will house all es- son seems "bent on spending this his own selection and label them requested part of Monday to have tions. EareBmeat Up sential service and emergency Guard was told yesterday by tu facts. I'm sure he would pre- a reorganization meeting. Kurtz community's money." boat Captain L. G. Hodges tha Among the new physicians i Mr. Lefever reported that shelter for 1,250 persons. The ' Frederick Messina, board pres- For Sidewalks fer the opinion that our child is uid the Democrats probably will the fire and explosion aboard 'extremely clumsy* to the facts on Mrs. Geraldine S. Meanor of school enrollment aa of Oct. 31 center will cost nine million dol- ident, said groups which use the BELFORD - st, Clement's reorganize also. the S.S. Amoco-Virginia Sunda an audiogram." Glen Ridge, wife of F. Curti wu 8,033-a 784 increase over lars. building will have to stand if Guild of the Episcopal Church Margin Cut that killed seven men and I Meanor, acting executive secre- the tame date last year. there are not enough chairs to go will hold its annual bazaar Mr. Messina sskJ, "Does any* When the Assembly went home, tary to Gov. Robert B. Meyner. jured 25 was caused by a "hugi body here want to comment on The board accepted the resig- HARRISON (AP) Some 550 around. pool of fire which swept up- the church hall Dec. 10. Democrats controlled it 42-18. Re-- Monmouth County men licensed nations of Prank Lelchuk, a high Dr. Tebo's letter? I don't." production workers at the Driver- Could Donate stream." Hand made articles, bom publicans picked up eight seats were Michael Doyle, 1 Borden school science teacher, and Mrs. Harris ateel plant were to re- Board member John M. San- in last Tuesday's election, so the Board member Charles P. Las made foods and refreshments will PL, Long Branch, and Houshang Ruth Kiess, a second grade teach- turn to work today, ending a six- can suggested outside organiza- The captain of the tug "Pan be sold. There will be a fish toro expressed.sympathy to Dr. Democratic margin after Janu- Hakim, 855 Woodgate Ave., El- er in Middletown School, week walkout. They agreed yes- VI" told newsmen he testified T for r 1 1 ary will be 34-26. tions could donate chairs, or the pond for the children, and a white *° ^ ^"a* " * handicap. be ron. As replacements, the board terday to extend their present board could buy a few new chairs at a Coast Guard preliminary elephant table. The present controversy involv- Assembly Majority Leader Mau< hired Charles J. Charles of Ros- contract until after the basic each year. investigation at Port Arthur that ing Dr. Tebo, her fellow board rice V. Brady (D-Hudson) is slat- Members donated $100 toward Dag Rejects Soviet lyn, Pa., at a salary of $5,000, steel industry reaches a settle- The board accepted a consoli- the fire did not start "near ou payment for new sidewalks at members and the school system ad so become speaker for next and Mrs. Marilyn GseU of Lin- ment. Workers an members of barges, tug, or the Amoco-Vlr started Sept. 14 when she an- year. Since his assistant, Thomu Protest of Laos Trip dated salary guide for teachers the entrances to the church. $29 croft at $4,000 Local 1724, United Steelworkers which wu prepared by Richard ginla." l oun ed - C. Swick (D-Warren), wu de- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) wu donated by St. Clement's and * 5 'J" had withdrawn her Mr. Charles hi* a master's of America.. L. Kraybill, vice president of the daughter from school. tested in a bid for the Senate, —Secretary General Dag Ham- Cspt. L. G. Hodges uid he tol St. Agnes Guilds for the Youtl: degree with one year of experi- board. The present guide hu a Dr. Tebo, who wu elected to the post of majority leader marskjold leaves for troubled La- the Cout Guard the fire "wu Consultant Service In New Jer- ence. Mrs. GseU has a bachelor FLEMINGTON (AP) - Ar- minimum of $4,000 for B.A.; $4,- the board m February, IMS, hu "up in the air," Kurtz uid. os tonight despite a sharp Soviet being drawn upstream in the sey. degree with two years of ex- Ceate, $S, el 300 for M. A., and ROM for a been at odds protest that his trip can only wake of another tug pulling a Mrs. Francis McGuigan, Mrs with the board The speaker added that either perience. ford, stuck his fiager m no doctorate. The guide sets an an- barge." several times in tha put 10 Assemblyman Vincent Panaro or complicate the situation. John Sperling, Mrs. John Eulei The board granted permission bsrral af his shetgw testy nual increment of $220 to a maxi- montni Charles Farrington, Mercer Dem- Outwardly Ignoring Moscow'i The "Pan VI" was tied up next and Mrs. Wilson Miller visited - for the high school basketball while h^""t te clean aat same mum of $8,100 for a B.A.; $8,500 to the Amoco Virginia at the the Home of the Aged, Evei ocrats, would have first call on growing annoyance over his tak- team's participation In a Christ- mud. The gaa wast elf. He for a M.A., and $8,800 for a doc- the majority leader spot if they ing an active role in the Laotian time and Hodges uid he watched greens, in Moorestown recently, Essex Inefficient, mas holiday period basketball «u taken te the Huataraoa torate. Teachers with 15 years of u the sheet of flame—about 800 and presented supplies for the want It. Issue, Hammarskjold plans to tournament In Asbury Park. Medical Ceater where dectsrs service in the Shrewsbury school Taxpayers Told . spend a week In the Indochlnese feet In diameter—surged toward pantry there. Fruit cakes are be- Deamer n II were able to uve the fiager. system wiU receive a $200 raise kingdom to learn first hand about Mrs. Anna Yost was hired as a the tanker. ing sold by the members. Host- NEWARK (AP) — Essex Coun- Beadleston hu ben the GOP part-time custodian for the In- over the maximum salsry. floor leader the put two ses- Its troubles with Communist reb- Hodgu uid he cut off his lines esses at the meeting were Mrs ty government is "inefficient, termediate School at a salary or TRENTON (AP) - Another u the fire approached and left Robert Smith and Mrs. John back-scratching and log-rolling," sions. At the time of his 1*50 els. $1 per hour. $45,000 has been allocated by the election, it wu understood that the ana. Tha fire and explosion Sperling. uys Former City Commissioner Russia complained publicly aft- The board also granted a leave State Conservation Department Pierce H, Deamer (R-Bergen), u- er the secretary general Informed happened shortly later, he uid. Byard H. Faulkner of Moatclalr. of absence to Mrs. Florence M. for beach protection work In Woman Hurt Faulkner addressed a moating of sistant minority tuder, would the It-nation Security Council by Jamil, first grade teacher, Lin- Ocean county. Salvatore A. Bon- Cout Guard Cmdr. Robert Housing Authority Sets take Beadleston's post next year. letter that he might leave a per- Plockhart, said an Investigating the New Jersey Taxpayers As* croft School. tempo, State Conservation Com- In Crash Ground Breaking sociation yesterday, as did Gov. Senate President Wesley L. sonal representative In the em- missioner, announced today tha tesm will start taking sworn Lance (R-Hunterdon) has urged battled country. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Miss statements in this city today. Offlcisl ground breaking cere Robert B. Meyner. Pine Beach will receive $30,000; Faulkner' suggested that coun- the Assembly to psss two Senate- Soviet Delegate Arkady Sobolev Car Hits Bike, Berkeley Township, $10,000, and Eliiabeth Wilson, Shrewsbury Upper reaches of the Houston monies for the Red Bsnk Housim ty taxes be levied directly on approved bills requiring the Port In a reply to Hammarskjold re- Ocean Gate $5,000. The munici- Ave., Red Bank, was reported ship channel remained shut to Authority's 40-unit "Montgome of New York Authority to build jected his reasons for making the Boy, 6, Hurt palities must match the funds to be in fair condition in Fitkln trsffic because of Rssollne fumes Terrace" will be Saturday st property owners to give them a a link between the Jersey Cen- trip and possibly leaving a "UN from the stste. The new alloca- Hospital this morning, \ seeping from the fire-swept ship. a. m, at Tllton Ave, and Wei "new knowledge and proper un- tral Railroad and the Hudson presence" in'Laos. SHREWSBURY-A six-yiar- She was taken there early Sun- R. J. Evans, post captain, said Bergen PI, derstanding of costs." old boy on a bicycle suffered mi- tions added to the $382,500 given tubes, and to study consolidation day morning when the car In "we're just sitting on a lighted "Montgomery Terrace" Is e: He ssld the present county gov- nor Injuries when he was hit to 10 municipalities in Ocean, of frleght facilities. THREE FINED which she was a passenger dynamite ken." pected to be completed early nei ernment wss a holdover from the by a car driven by Mayor Ber- Monmouth, Atlantic and Cape Kurtz said the Assembly prob- RUMSON — Three person May counties earlier In the year, struck a utility pole on Rt. 35. A Houston fireman drowned yes- spring. "days of the oxcart and mud were fined last night by Magls- nard B. White on Corn La. Sun- terday while working to cool down road," ably wouldn't take any action day. She suffered injuries of the The 40 units will be contain along that line, despite defest of trate Stuart A. Young, Jr. They the vesseli His death raised the in six buildings. More thsn 2( "A state commission should Police Chief Raymond Mass ELIZABETH (AP) - All 3,200 chest, elbow and knee. the turnpike-transit referendum are Hjalmar Hansen, 51 East Wil- number of deed due to the fire applications have been receive study modernization of county said Larry Rowland, son of Mr. production employees at thi Police Identified the driver as last Tuesday. son Clr., Middletown, IIS for de- and explosion to eight. for occupancy. government," Faulkner added. linquent Inspection; William A. and Mrs. D, J. Rowland, was Singer Manufacturing Co, ar Harry D. Callander, Shrewsbury "I'm going to wait right now Meyner's comments were de- Lee, 84 Queens Dr., Little Silver, pushed out of his driveway on back on tho Job today, their Ave,, Red Bank. for Dwifiht Palmer to conic up TOE LACERATION ii for a stop street violation, and a bicycle, wcek-lonR slrlko settled. Produc- Thoy said ho sppsrently fcl DRIVE POSTPONED voted to tho state budget and how with a plan. Wo shouldn't Jump Susie Simmons, Neptune, 18 for Mr. White was hosded oast on tion workers earned an avortiRO asleep at the wheel, NEW SHREWSBURY - Law- SHREWSBURY - Porch LIR! Important It Is to New Jersey. ni any more Ideas," Kurtz said. a stop street violation snd 16 fo Corn La. and hit tho bicycle, hourly pay of $2.38 before the Tho car ran off tho highway rence Erlckson, Old Mill Rd., Night for the local Communl Mo said It was the lowest In Palmer, state highway commls no driver's license in her poi knockhiR the boy to tho ground. strike. Singer granted a four- police added, nenr Auth Ave was treated for lacerations of Appeal has been postponed unt per capita cost In the country aloncr, was chief architect o session. Ho wn« treated In Rlvcrvlow lion- cent hourly wane Increase to All and struck tho pole, tho right toe yesterday In Rlv- Wednesday, Nov. 18, Robert ft IIml noted that Now Jersey was the plan to use N, J. Turnpike pltnl for scrapes of tho head, hip standard workers and ralsoi orvlow Hospital. Police said his Rookc, campalRn chairman, aal ono of three states that had ie- surpluses to meet (ho transit crJ four Valiant Ottlrr and kneo and released, No sum- from 5 to III cont.i to *»»r Valient lluMr brother accldcntly dropped an today, Tho drive was schci an Income tax and general Ms. nnmln« noon. Mmirlo* Hcliwuti Coming tonn. Mnurlct flcnwirli Sunn. — A'lvirdiqmoiil. mons was Issued, unskilled and clerical workors. Soni.—Ailvirtlitmint, oxo on tho boy's toe, uled for tomorrow. tax. M-Tuesder. Nov. 10. 1959 RED BANK REGISTER Rumson-F. H. Regional Wins Sixth Game, 34-24

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PUNT RITURN—John Trzecialciewicz. 31, left guard for Dickinson High School, races for tha sidelines with a punt oarly in tha second period, chased by six Red Bank playars. Play was called back because Dickinson was offside on tha punt. Tha Bucs, winlass in seven games, almost pulled this one out of tha fira. Saturday Raid Bank will maet Neptune High School, also a wlnleii ball club. Tha game is at the Scarlet Fliers' field.

OFF FOR A 24-YARD JAUNT — Jeff Munger, 27, right, Rumion griddar, skirts hit laft and for a 24-yard gain yes- tarday in tha Rumson-Fair Havan Regional-Point Plaasant gama on Bordon Mamorial Fltld. Munger took a pitch Matawan Flops Bucs in Best Game of Year, out from Jim Jakubacy and want down tha sidolinat to tha Point Plaasant six, wharo ho was bounced out of bounds. Rumson won, 34-24, aftor having its hands full with tha Gulls. Tho Bulldogs scored 20 points in tho first With 2 Drives; period and than had to fight off tha stubborn Point team. Lose, 12-0 But Dickinson Wins Thriller LADIES PAY NEW BRUNSWICK-Matawa_n Red Bank High School yester- Schwenker plunged for the ex mage, Perrotta took a 15-yard' Bulldogs Growl Off Stubborn "sch«r;teied"ouroT"the £y P'«y««Jts b^t football game tra point to give the Bucs a 20- pass from Corcaran and then Shore Conference yesterday and of 1959, but took its seventh 13 advantage. fumbled. Long recovered on tha found competition on the road straight loss. The margin was short lived. 49. pretty tough. The Huskies lost to Dickinson High School of Jer Red Bank appeared to be start- Scott fumbled on Red Bank's PL Pleasant; Sieg Scores 2 St. Peter's of New Brunswick, sey City tripped the Bucs in the ing another drive after Long ran first play, but Bill Piersol recov- 12-0. thrilling encounter, 27-20, at the back a Dickinson punt 18 yards ered for the Bucs. After Red Coach. Barry Rizzo's Huskies local athletic field. to Dickinson's 47. Two running Bank kicked, Doyle fumbled on RUMSON — A stubborn Pointjon the Rumson 33 and worked his left and on a pretty ran he scored. looked well in a couple of drives, George Long scored two touch- plays brought a first down on the Dickinson's first play and Red Pleasant High School team, with way to the 42. DeGeorge added the conversion but nearing their destination downs and an extra point for 36. Bank recovered. Not to be out- only one win to its credit in four After Rumson got three yards on a run. The score, 27-12. fumbles were the cause of losing the Buccaneers. He and quarter- Low Pitch Out done, Scott fumbled on the next games, took advantage of Rum- in two plays, Sieg carried for a Rumson scored again just be- possession of the pigskin. back John Sellers provided the With first and 10 fo go, .Sellers play and Parisi recovered for son-Fair Haven Regional mis- first down on the Point 42, going fore the quarter ended. This tiro St. Peter's first score came on combination that almost brought pitched out to Long, but the ball Dickinson. takes yesterday and held the around right < end. Jetf Mungerlt was on Jakubecy's pass ti a drive of 64 yards that was cov- Red Bank its first victory , was low and Long fumbled. A There were eight rumbles In Bulldogs, to a 34-24 contest in a tried the other side of the Gull's Hank Boardman, who caught ered in five plays, Jim Curran For Dickinson, which how has host of Dickinson players scramb- the game. Dickinson bobbled five wild affair. line after taking a pitch out from on the 23, and made the dash tailback, was the big man in the a 3-3 record, fullback Howie led for ball and Rich O'Brien times and lost four of them. Red The Garnet Gulls might have Jim Jakubecy. He went all thepaydirt. Jakubecy snesked over march. He ran for 13 and 2' Doyle scored IS points. scooped it up on the Buc's 47. Bank lost two of three fumbles, lost the ball game, but they have *«y to the six where he wss with the extra point. yards, and passed for 28. The TD Tied At Half He sprinted all the way, with his one for a touchdown. the honor of scoring the most n. Donahiu, Bhutman. Time ran out with Dickinson when the Gulls.were forced to liams for the score, closing the Back>—Deotora*. Jakubecy. Mun Chamberlain actually is grab- Green Wave ran aerial on Red Bank's 40 and in possession on Red Bank's 11. Freehold-Asbury Park «er. (|F(, Boweri, Aborn, MonerUf, carried tha ball to Dickinson's kick. Sieg lost very little time gap to 20-12. Hlcke, Bruih. bing rebounds at a faster rate Sellers' first psss try after the cracking the goal line. Bill Hur At the start of the second half, „•"»•"» riNMUl (Ilk 20 before he was stopped. In 13-13 Deadlock Endi than Russell, with an average of Upset. 14-12 kickoff was snared by Frank ley, doing the kicking foi the the Bulldogs were headed for a tit. —Winiani, Hurley, Ro|er§. P«». 33 for five games to Russell's 24.6. • V Hits Sweeney Flanagan at midfield and he took ASBURY PARK - Freehold Gulls, booted to Sieg on the Rum- c 1 3ro Illt 1 Wynn Six plays later, on fourth down, score with a drive starting from BIrdlill».*f *i .,"^ r>t his extra points which proved HOUSTON (AP) - Baseball's a be the margin of victory. ageless country boy — Enos Middletown Township High Slaughter—steps down from the School lost to Long Branch, 41- majors for the first time In 22 but knocked off Princeton, 27- years next season. He'll pilot the Houston Bulfs n the American Association, But says he'll still be In there tak- '.raft In New Job Ing his cuts as a olaylr < |."or K. C. Athletics —the swing that blostcd out a ,300 areer batting average with (our KANSAS CITY (AP) - Harry >lg league clubs. Craft has a new job with tho "I'll never be too old to learn, Kansas City Athletics — In the the 43-year-old outfielder said at club's player development pro- a press conference called by the gram, Buffs for the announcement yes Craft's contract as manager terday. was not renewed in September Slaughter penned a one-year after he'd served a season and pact with the Buffs after obtain a half. Parke Carroll, A's Gen- Ing his release from the MJIwau eral Manager, described Craft's hnnn't appointed a Vonkocs In 11)55. new pilot. TYING THI SCORI —Red Bank's George Long, B-S I arrow) stapi Info tha and lonr STANDING — It appears TO be • fracas, but It Isn't. It's jutt Point Pleasant with a 20-yard teorlng pan in tha second quarter of yatterday'i Buccanaar-Dlckln- grldden trying to ground the hard running Torry Sieg, Rumion-Falr Havon Regional1! I-:. (Kip) Miller, New York stole lends In Amer- ion gamo to tie ths score at 6-6 in tha tacond period. Chailng him Ii Jim Qulnn, money-runner. The |am up In the center »howi how tough it it to goi.Siog to ground. »( Athletics lit the U.S. ican Howling members dofomlvo nnd. At left It Kevin Hughei, E-3, right end for Red Bank, But tha Bucs Rumson won, 34-24, with the Gulls preuing tho gome all the way. nvnl Acntlcmy, plnyctl tackle with B.I,-*!)t. CalKoinln In kucond ir Notre Dame's 1024 team. with 77,530 AIJC plnmen. loit, 27-20, RED BANK REGISTER Tuarfay, N«». iO, 1959—15 New Formation h Popular tecreation Cage By Col/Eaxl H. (fted) Blaik Program to Takes Over No. 1 Louisiana State, Northwestern, Arkansas, Purdue, Iowa and other college football leaders and contenders This Saturday Spot Among Nation's Teams of this season and last have popularized the relatively RUMSON — Rumson Recrea- By The Associated Presi solid support and dropped only new formation known as the double-winged T, with ion Commission's basketball to third place in the voting. rogram will be inaugurated Sat- Syracuse has taken over No, 1 balanced and unbalanced line. As an old coach, I have pot among the Nation's football The top 10 with points based on irday at Forrestdale School at 9 10 for a first place vote, 9 for to lean backwards about getting too technical with m. lowers with a slender lead over "exas in the weekly Associated second, etc. (First place votes readers, but I believe I can explain the how and why All boys from grades four and won-lost records in parenthe- of this formation simply and without diagrams. Any hrough eight in the Forrestdale, ress poll of sports writers and iportscasters. ses:) how, this seems to me to be an over-diagrammed foot- lumson Country Day and Holy 1. Syracuse (111) (7-0) 2.325 ;ross schools are eligible to par- Both Louisiana State and North 2. Texas (85) (8-O) -.- 2.31-1 3. Louisiana Slate (13) (7-1) -.••••• !.»*» ball era. icipate in the commission's ac western, running one-two a week 4. Southern California (14) (T-fl) 1.57» go, were dumped from the ranks 5. Mississippi (Ul (7-1) l.J'S First, let's break down terms. By a T we mean any Ivity. 8. Northwestern (2) («-l) 1.311 Last year, more than 120 boys f the unbeaten last Saturday. 7. Wisconsin (19) («-l) 1.2JJ formation in which the quarterback by direct exchange LSU, the leader for 14 straight «. Auburn (9) (8-1) *M :ompeted in several leagues with 0, Tennessee (4) (5-1-1) «7« takes the ball from under center. By winged-T we mean /era Paulson of the Royals, and weeks, fell, 14-13, before a sturdy 10. Penn mate (7-1) The second ten: Clemaon, Geor- a back lined up slightly to the outside and rear of one leff Rcardon, Warriors, being Tennessee team that upended high point men for the season Auburn in early season and gia, Washington, Oregon, Georgia end. By double-winged T we mean two such wing- Northwestern was beaten by Wis- Tech, (tie)—Iowa, North Texas backs, one near each end. (The fourth back lines up Following last year's league cbnsin, 24-19, in a battle for the State, Texas Christian, play, trophies were presented to about three yards behind center.) By a balanced line, big 10 lead. State, Arkansas. leading- teams and players at The race between Syracuse and we mean three linemen on each side of center. father-son dinner. Texas, both unbeaten, was de- Jud Pahls May Start This double-winged T alignment was devised by The girls' volleyball program cided by only 12 points, although also wilr be held at Forrestdale, Syracuse received 111 first place In Rutgers Lineup Coach Dave Nelson, of Delaware, a former Michigan starting at noon. rates and Texas 85 of the 280 KlYPOtrSrOWIRHOUSIRUNNIR—Wally Kennedy, 32, Keyport High School's NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)—Jud quarterback. For many years, Dave has been one of Director Don Slaven and Wai cast. hard running back, carries bell around the right side for a good gain against Wall Pahls may start at left tackle the more ingenious innovators among coaches. His ter Spillane, assistant director, Texas, a 13-12 winner over Bay- Township yesterday. Kennedy gets past two Wall gridders and moves the third out are formulating plans for a more lor, picked up enough second, in the Rutgers football lineup Delaware teams have excelled in the Middle Atlantic against Villanova Saturday. of his way with a stiff arm. Keyport won, 26-13. The Reiders boast a 6-1 record, extensive program because of third and fourth ballots to finish Conference. He served on the rules committee. And the large turnout lut year. right behind Syracuse. Regular left tackle Pat DiLem- winning the last six in a row. he has been generous with his time in helping his fel- Parents interested in helping to Syracuse remained in the ranks ma turned up at practice yester- low Michigan alumnus, Iowa's Forest Evahshevski form teams for various leagues of the unbeaten by handing Penn day with a sprained ankle, ap- parently suffered in lut week's Louisiana State's Paul Dietzel and others to install his and age groups are welcome to State its first defeat, 20-18, des- Keyport Wins Sixth Straight attend Saturday's opener. pite an exciting two-touchdown game against Lafayette. double-winged T ideas which they have used with such rally by the losers in the final Cosch John Stlegman aaid the profit period. The victory virtually injury might keep DiLemma out Ackerson's point after try wa clinched the Eastern title and of play this week and put Pahls SpUt-T Is Dated Game Beating Wall, 26-13 wide. bowl bid for the Orange. in his place. Bob Blanchfield Nelson was impelled to come up with this offense Minutes later the game ended Despite its defeat, LSU drew would back up Pahls. One fact stood out throughout as an antidote to the defenses which were catching up KEYPORT - Keyport'a Red Przybylowski-Reckenwald Clinton Hoffman, a Knight full the game. Wall Township in thi with the Split-T, the rage in formations for roughly a Raiders had its hands full yester- pass gave the Knights a first back, grabbed the punt on his 25, next few years will be a tough decade. The SpUt-T is essentially an "all-flow" offense, day in topping the Wall Township down on the Keyport 20. raced for. the sidelines and sped club. Hampered by lack of exper- Crimson Knights, 26-13. A holding penalty cost Wall 75 yards for the tying touchdown, ience and outweighed in the line, 'A BURNER SPURNER! meaning it strikes within a relatively circumscribed de- The score was deceiving be- rardage at this point which de- The extra point was wide and the Knights gave a creditable per fensive area and invites immediate pursuit Pursuit ll cause the Knights pitying spir- spite another 14-yard pass wrec- wall was even. foimance. There once wu a family named Brown the rallying of all defensive elements to the area of at- ited, stubborn, never say die foot- fced what looked like another Keyport then broke the garni Never once did the team let up Who let their oil burner break down; ball, and kept the Raiders pretty score. wide open. and it was this spirit that made tack. much in check.1 A fourth down pass was batted them a tough club yesterday. When the front bit their feet Nelson reasoned that this double-winged T could At one point early in the third down in the end zone by Keyport's In 12 plays after the kickoff, Kenmrt They called Easo OH Heat, quarter, the Wall team had pulled Kennedy ending the drive. the Raiders, with Feigenwintei End*—Burke, Heale, Wrliht. draw retain all of the T's dose-coupled deception and quick Tackles—Sakln, Chapman, Dickey. 'Cause they wanted the beat deal in town. even—13-13. Keyport then started to move scoring, were out in front, 19-13, Guards—Chenoweth, Stryker, Win: hitting and also embrace the benefits of diversified ton, Cacarllln. From that point on, Keyport from its own 25 only to loose the Ackerson connected for the ex- Center*—Nappi, Bowne. MORALi It'* • treat to Ktat single-wing power. To state it another way, each double-turned on the power, driving 70 ball on another fumble on the tra point. Backi—Brown, Kennedy, Zlllmk! your feet whtn you've got E**o Wall 46. Zelinski, Brown, Dane, Kennedy Dane, Ackenon, Feigenwinter. winged T play can develop into one of several things: yards for one score and then Wall TwtniklB ;<:•.'•• deceptive and delayed passing threat which can ex- fourth down on their own 30 ploit a .defense overcommitted to crashing the running Wally Kennedy of the Raiders grabbed the kick on his 40 and alleys, especially when the quarterback rolls out away returned it to the Wall 45. from the scrimmage line. Once again Keyport started to With this trend toward more use of the double- roll. winged T, more ideas will develop on how to defense it. Kennedy slammed off tackle for nine. Dane picked up three and It will in time be defensed, as has been every other in- a first down on the Wall 36. novation that preceded it. Kennedy then picked up an- !•*•£& Meanwhile, it is interesting to note that Nelson other first down on a slant off the tackle, putting the ball on the himself, anticipating the defense catching up, has al- 23. ready added a new gimmick to the winged-T by bringing After Dane lost a yard on a his left end over and lining him up four yards outside sweep, Brown hit Kennedy in Hv end zone for the first tally of the his right end. This not only introduces a different pas- game NNT^C sing threat but bothers the defense which has been key- Tho score came with about ing against a balanced line. threj minutes left in the quarter. •NOW EKO Terry Ackerson's kickoff was tPICf CHRISTMAS SIFTS But, enough of the technical—let's salute Dave Nel- wide. son for his contribution to this most interesting '59 IY0IM AHi Til Y0UNC-AT.MARTMM*r-T. The Knights came to life on HFMKil season. the ensuing kickoff, In three run- WIW nerirMtt Kits. M* a Mrmdriwr It asetfea «e> ning plays, Speiry and Recken- *-!>- t^aa* j-.••••Man —-**- ftliW wald gave the Knights a first "Advaased eatl* m Central Regional Wins season yesterday by downing down on the 20. One play later, l — ftMOapaAy Southern Regional, 134. HRMANIUM MOM SVfttEX tttM Iff Firat Game of Season Sperry, one of Wall's big guns «fL_ Jtauaft ••aBttftaaf1 AsaA MsBa) sfSaMlaBBaaaHal si Ma* kfltiWIaM- aaa* 1 Central scored both its touch —werfil eafpet. twitch easily wHk IHW flRWvT IffllVI ^r#F TaTa TaTwajfy^RRj**? ™ BW VPRf^rVTarrSwfsH VSw I throughout the game, bolted off I at —•!#!•• •taaaMaaaaaafcaasaala* /aaaVaaRkRaa M1MM1 rtflvy ft v$#* F#F ni fWw fMW BAYVILLE - Central Region- downs in the first half. Al Si his own left end for 13 and an aw VI^Rae^pBjfTVRnsl • W^RT«^^PRR™a^P*JRRRJ M pBa^PfJBa^ssj r» h eaty to MM at m tater etjeeJ verstein's eight-yard run cl akaalt lafsxtar. Via wHk 1 aaeaUrs nie «a! far protktaa taalaa e RaaaMyae (toa* tryiHri. I al, the club that gave Rumson- other first and 10 on the 40. to •retoMleMl toitorywiree* •ulta. Ibt MM — MS 1OW PARTS UNUMltU MIC1 — Ml mixed a 43-yard drive. Latei far tow test tttrea. PARTS UNUMITID Price Mly 3MC Fair Haven Regional a pretty quarterback Buth Hay passed 1! At this point the Wall attack \PA»T$ UNUMITID Mae aaly *Mf AH •«• mm m otltatls u**MM> MM food tussle lut week, managed yards to Baiainder for a 1M almost ran out of steam. IIXMUITIPU to win Its first ball game of the lead. A 33-yard pass play from Hank iWmOfHPMIC OUAl TIANSISTOI ATOMIC I'TRANSlV Przybylowski to end Pete Heroy A eessfMa aMfli OOKT TOR RADIO KIT Mom saved the day, however,' giving Tkls«asla> aMsaalali aiisitin;. •Ha lala laraMatsaa I LONG-TIME STAR By Alan Mam Wall another >"e on the keyport sTMsasla^ aT*Rss«)ea 10. •"•Ikto'nst AelwteMe > 1 ta«iliai. Caasilaska l¥, I Rusa Zillnskl, Dane and Ken •^••••ff ^VIvv^HRR*v ™ VBR/W9HR^R^S WWTvViHRj VVVtv • kUastaasMNf. hedy ran at will through thi 0 Ttlt iMtoMMf Iff BMlfMlfMlt M4 MMftVfla *J5«r Knights1 line. The drive was al- um r«ata DC Tvsr most nipped at one state by an- twumtso fascs M* imA OalAT SMIf AnaakMAtUwMaM' MM*-..] other Keyport fumble. 1 si H ••••• With first down on the Wall 31 •s simmuav • iMt-Hftl um N. Hit HMSsMstJ MM Brown fumbled but managed to Umdtmtm.,. IHM come up with the loose ball, cost- •eeK RtfARTMWT PMONOCRAPHS Ing Keyport 14 big yards. n* «w u* u f« INDOOR ANTINNAt PAaTS UNLIMITED carrisi Oar Uararr •» aaaka I Zllinskl picked up it yard) of ' III uwi, A Hff, nnn n*n akaaj sf Vw na tkk M flatr ( cratltK HIM *t Kltnliri- tun «au • MU«MUV rtawti the lo»» on the next play by nltlm s«»tr saw, cally sVilf Btd, slKUsnlclllr hama slaetiaatsa la.. i sniiman • 1 Bla4ti • Rip |«M« •cewalt Inimt Aaltiuai •>• I ClMk-aa4l« rartakta atsll* sweeping his own left end. IstH • Clrdi »M«r • W • Bulll-ln saaUliM • Oar- slfiH t* ilvt t*» tks skwr- S«u4, Taaa astarallat. I •» HM Pk«miTs|jk fr»s» Mr Brown then took to the sir and •Mr ••IH (M ten ur«. tit, sltwnt isMptltsi la TV Hssa OKnlkn, ats. - VMt slack •* snlUiti asw hkUtt. all aaaas yrlcti la Mtl HI at nUm M hit Kennedy with a pass, putting kSHM in saw*?. ttk the ball on the 15, Kennedy then turned on the speed and raced around his rlgh There's a PARTS UNLIMITED Electronic Gift Center Near You ! end for the remaining 13 yardi and a score, TH0U8H He'* 39 ANP Ackerson's kick put the Raiders RED BANK ASIURY PARK PERTH AMBOY out In front, 1.1-7, with a minute Be left In tho half, 34 Wast Front Stf»et 721 Coohman Avenua 27f Madison Avenue HONORED f AS A PRO, (•croit fr«m Cttttksr Slarci) (Oil Main Strsst) (Nut I* Maltllle Tht.l.r) %?£ /$ HAWS orfE OF Zlllnskl threw the kry block MTH Hint onnblotl Kennedy to score. SHadyildo 1.5488 PRospect 4-0358 VAIley 6-7373 A 'CHARLEY The fleet halfback wn« nlmos CONBRLV* nnlleri nbout three ynrd« behind Thsrt ars FAHTS UN LIMIT! D ttarss In Aibury Paili, Buyanni, C»ldw»ll, Dsvtr, last Oran|«, tlliabtth, Msckiniatk, PAY AT the lino, but Zlllnikl's cruslie Habalmn, Irvlniton, Jtrity City. Ksarny, Morrltlown, Nswark, Nsw •runtwlck, •aramus, Panalt, faUrtsn, •arHi (.limn onicn 1 yA/S anved tho dny, Ambay, Plalnflaltt, Rail Bank, Unlsn, Wstl Nsw Yark . . . ana (tirau«haut Naw Vark Ana. CHICH YOUa LOCAL 1TOP.I FOR HOURS . , , ATOCCdPY/tiG TMff RUMER-VP SPOT Drive .Slulli SOMC tTORIS OPKN SUNDAY, 29. TO SAMMY BAUGH IN ALL T/MH Wnll took tho upciiml half kick HOOMhllO « J • VUMMU h *i«» /mwii IH««I# ott and itarttd to drive, Red Bank Register GINA,THE QUEEN OF SHEBA

Giaa races aeroM tbt ZiSjjgMawaftela*ift« he baked soil of Speia never teemed hotter than when the fiery Gina Lollobrtglda tramped it day Tafter day in the »booting of her aewpietere. 'Solomon and8heba.» As Queen Sheba, the Biblical, flame which finged King Solomon, the role and the terrain, the wild coun- try around Zaragoza, where much of the filming wae done, eulted the Italian aetref a and her temperament perfectly. x The trip to Spain wae Oina'a flrat, and her etay there wae a long one. An original four-month ahooting •ohedule atretehed into «ix—then into nine. But, aaye Qina, "I never got bomeelck. X brought our home to Spain." Glaa'a huabond, Or. Miiko 8kcflc mtde fre- quent tripe from Italy, and their 16-month-old aon, Milko, Jr., and his nurse were in Madrid during all of Oina's stay. Bveryotherdaythenursebroughtthe baby to the set to visit his mother. 8ometimee he didn't recognize her in her exotic makeup and elaborate cos- tames, and he cried bitterly. In "Solomon and Sheba." a spectacular pagan rite scene brings out some of Glna's most alluring charms-and, surely, her most revealing costume. In it, she dances wildly, while her Shebaa slaves and courtiers dance around her. Sheba wasoneof the most In chariot. Oiaa use* whip tadrlwthelMrMt during btttU la which beautiful of pagan queens. bar troop* aid King Solemoa. H«r captola of guard* baadl«a nlaa. A tatt minute loaeoMip tefoM futof eaaara. Olu ebttka itlrda.

, Family reualoa u wel«ona break far Oiaa, win watoaea hw- At aorlpt conferanca, Olnt bundlea up against cold wind as aha llatasa band, Dr. Milko Ikefte, lift MM, Mltte, Jr., hlfi la air «B ale to director King Vidor explain next aecne. Script girl follows sequence. arrival from Italy. Ha made many trips to Spala to visit (unlly. OB a sla-btaaatof trip, Ola* stops at stand la Ssfovla to buy poetearda. IKH w«rt'i neriwi IMOW-AT i par cat* tf Tuesday. Km. Ml Board OKs ^^i^s^pswy avwsie^sv s^s^s^ssaKaagpissss SJBB' IBS1 Veterans Day Woman's dub seed of Feaasl to act m apy." the ft Marks Federation Night Speech Class fM,INle»ea Services Set Christmas party SHREWSBURY - Approval Howard E. Matteson, principal, MIDDLETOWN — The Town- A donation of «S was voted RARTTAN .TOWNSHIP - Fed for e speech therapy class was reported that the school savings ship Post, Vetersns or Foreign for the current Salvation Army •ration alfht mi celebrated by given last night by the Board of program now has 116,131 in the Wars, will honor the veterans of fund drive. tht Womu't Club, at • meetloi Memorial EdtEducationi . Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan. all wars tomorrow with services William Zeuner, a post member. in ft. Mtiy*f Episcopal Church Following an outline of the pro- Of 45 Red Bank High School at the Belford Monument at 10:30 and a veteran of World War I, Han, Ktyport. Special programs gram by Mrs. Edla Morton, su- students recently inducted into a. m., st Township Hall at 11 presented to the post a souvenir were presented by the rauiic and Plaque pervisor of child studies for the the National Society, 10 were a. m., and at the Nike Base Mon- binner from the U.S.S. Ossipee drama departments, committee State Department of Education, graduates of Shrewsbury school, dated February, 1M7. The ban- reports ivsro neard wA honored ument, Chspel Hill, at 11:30. the board voted to hire Philip Mrs. Matteson said. ner has five folds of cloth, all gutsti introduced. For School The faculty-board dinner will Township officials will assist the of which are photo-engraved and Goldberg, director of speech and commander, Carl Ellis, and VFW 11M inuiic department present MATAWAN — "In Memorium hearing at Monmouth Medical be Monday, Dec. 7, at 7 p. m. show the various formations and •d * musical tribute to Veteran'i to all Those who Gave Their in Shadowbrook, Frederic Mes- members in the services. The drill held aboard ship during that Center, at a yearly salary of II,- post's drum and bugle corps and Day and Thanksgiving. Partici- Lives for our Nation's Cause' 200 to give speech therapy two sina, board president announced. time. - pating in the program were Mrs. is the inscription on a bronze color guard also will attend. Mr. Zeuner said the banner has- days a week. At Thursday's business meet- John Double, Mrs. Paul Jannuz- plaque presented to the new Me- Half the cost wiU be paid by been in his family since that ao and Mrs. George Patenon, so- morial School in Cliffwood Sun- Party Dec. I ing, Vincent Boyle, senior vice time, having been handed down pranos; Mrs. John Krueger and day by Guadalcanal Post, Vete- the state. Mrs. Morton pointed out commander, reported that plans that in the "Beadleston Bills" by his grandfather, who was a Mrs. Mehud Marsh, second rans of Foreign Wars, and its For are'being made for a testimonial member of the erew. The banner pranos; and Mrs. Alwyn Dodge, Ladies Auxiliary. Education passed in Jury, Clubwomen dinner in honor of Edward A. 1154, boards ere required to LONG BRANCH-The evening wiU be displayed in a case si Mrs. John Hsssinger and Mrs. Commander Charles Hobby and Duva, a post member and pres- the poet home. William Windrow, altos. provide special education for department of the Long Branch ent junior vice commander of the Mrs. Edith Kern, president, con- physically handicapped and men-Woman's club will hold a card Mrs. Andrew O'Neill directed ducted the ceremony. Harry New Jersey Department, VFW. CARD PARTY tally retarded. The bills were party and fashion snow Tuesday, Many high state officials, as and accompanied the musics Kern, post chaplain, offered the Dec. 1, in the Fountains on Ocean The annual card party of the prayer. The plaque was unveiled sponsored by Assemblyman Al- well as members within Mon- fred N. Beadtestoa (R-Mon). Ave. 12d and Templars Club of Moc- A skit was presented by the by George Brenon, senior vice mouth County, will assist Mr, mouth County will be Wadae* commander; Theodore Soltys, iu< II This will be a benefit for the Boyle in the program. It is ex- drama department under the di- Vineland State School, to which day, Nov. II. at I p. m. to OM et Mrs. William Parry, nlor vice commander; Mrs. Dora Mrs. Morton said 31 pupils In pected that the dinner will take Orchard Country Club," Eat- all the evening departments of place in the latter part of Febru- In the cast were Mrs. William thy Schar, senior vice president, the school bora are believed to the New Jersey State Federation OBtOWn. rrOCMQI Of iM Noonan, Mn. WuTiara McLane, and Mrs. Ethel Lovere, Junior have speech defects. of Women's Clubs are contrib- ary- wiU go to the dub's charity Mrs. Charts* Pedrido, Mrs. vice president. She emphasized mat I'M ther- uting. Mr. Ellis has appourted-Oeorga George Heller and Mrs. Martin Russell A. G. Stetler. superin apy is "not a medical treatment," Miss Betty Johnson, chairman, Ford. The scene was the mater- tendent of the Matawan Town- but is an "educational service.' said Vogel's of Long Branch will nlty wating room te "any large ship' Schools, accepted the plaque Parents of children believed to show for winter and holiday on behalf of the Board of Educa- have speech defects will be con- ALL-DAY BANKING CEMSUSSET clothes. Club members who will tion. Members of the board also sulted before the program starts model include Miss Johnson, Mrs. Mrs. Uoyd F. Keleher, dvU de-attended. John Moses PHILADELPHIA — Mrs. Jsne the board indicated. Richard Cavalier; Mrs. Royal fense chairman, said a survey .is A parade preceded the cere- Daum, Englishtown, and Mrs. Ce Big Demand Fleidner, Mrs. Nathan Tanen- being conducted to determine the mony. Participating were mem- celia O'ConneU, Toms River, will Although there la a big de- baum, Mrs. Edgar Huff, and Mrs. residences of persons who would bers of the post and auxiliary, To Exhibit collect information to be used in mand for speech therapists, Mrs. James Apostolacus. need assistance in time of emer- Matawan Township First Aic compiling national figures on em- Morton ssid, only Wall Township Committee aides include Mrs. On P-, n,, gency. Squad, Police Department, Cliff Art Work ployment and unemployment next school district employs a fulltime Fliedner, Mn. CavaUer, Mrs. Mrs. Kelther said plans are be- wood Volunteer Fire Company, week for the Census Bureau's re- P < ) I l< MIC John F. Moses of Red Bank therapist, Mrs. Gretchen Mitchell Apostolscus, Mrs. John Flock, lag made to sponsor a blood bank Girl Scout troop 281. sponsored by gional office here. Dr. Goldberg now gives speech Jr., Mrs. G. Edward Anderson, the auxiliaryry.. Guadalcanal Coas .High School has been invited to WOT rHMsMI 01 UN wVJOIIUp* Dartlcipate in the live exhibit of therapy one day a week in Mrs. Edward DeCamp, Mrs. John I Cotwte Ftaeb, president of the alien Junior Drum and Bugle n uu u»l Mora and nor* Industrial Arts Friday at the •w lUgtiUr Us «Mk lam* Bradley Beach schools. Gannon and Mn. Clarence Col-] RED HANK F A i R H A v f N Pieetwood Garden Club, win dis- Corps led the parade, fwK> New Jersey Educational Aaanci«.lrmiu com""* MtorAftrartlMa Mrs. Morton said that' 'at least emblewski. cuss pnalai and proper care of y 1 bietuM id shrubs at the tlon Convention in Atlantic Clty.fl 6i tut ftratti Mr. Moses will have as his ex- Eagle Heads hibit a demonstration of planting and constructing a float featur- Mrf. Jote Rltchlt, chairman of ing his Industrial Arts Club. ta$ UttfRtUflt QSp&ttBkQtitt NpOft Tally.HoOub Members of the Industrisl Arts M tn# QSflArtflMllt Is COtttldtliflS FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs.Club who will accompany the reading to shuMns of the town- William Russell, 252 Dartmouth teacher are William Warren, Don- •hip and atoo to, the patients at Ave., were hostt Sunday to the ald Leeger, Donald Hammer, Marlboro State Hospital. Tally-Ho Square Dance Club. In- Chris Hodecker, Joseph Thomp- Mrs. Warren Hawthorn*, ait de- stallation of officers was con- Richard LoPresti partment chairman, reported that and ducted. George Garrabrant. M paintings and 40 ceramic Raymond Eagle, Shrewsbury, pieces were entered in the Every- was installed president; Mrs. Dor- man's Art Exhibit held during othy Wood, Red Bsnk, vice presi- Art Week. Past President dent; Mr. Russell, secretary, and DID YOU Mrs. James McCormick, New The making of Christmas deco- Shrewsbury, treasurer. Feted by PTO rations and ornaments will be One square dance club will be HAZLET — Mn. Clifford Wal- demonstrated at the next meet- invited each month to attend ters, past president of the Hazlet Ing of the art department. meetings. School Parent-Teacher Organiza- Mrs. Gerard T. Remsen, Jr., James McCormick was named tion, was honored at a surprise American home .chairman, re- dance committee chairman for party last week in the Shore Point ported pattern layout and cutting the club's open house Jan. 23 in Inn. KNOW and the proper method to put in the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Mrs. Walters was presented a a tipper have been demonstrat- church hall, where the club meets pin in appreciation of her efforts ed to department members by the second and fourth Friday of by Mrs. Edward Michalskl, pres- Mrs. George R. Schneider, fifth the month. ident of the PTO. district American home chair- The next meeting is Nov. 27, Guests were Mrs. Michalski, Philip Guiser. Mrs. Paul Duszlk, The muile department will ac- Mrs. Vincent Cavallaro, Mrs. THAT... Bclford company the welfare department George Duncan, Mrs. Pat Clan- en a visit to Marlboro State Hos- Brownie Troop 114, under the cuilli, Mrs. Arnold Pepe, William pital Saturday te •ing for the leadership of Mrs. Sam Brown Phillips. Mrs. David Kilgour, Mrs. patients. and Mrs. Gordon Wasserstein, for Theodore Longo, Mrs. James' Education department plans In- its Thanksgiving project will Harklns, Mrs. George McKinnonJi clude the forming of a clothing make up a food basket for Mrs. William Windrow. Mrs. Ver- bank, and the sponsoring of a needy family. They meet every non Hammer and Mrs. Arthur || book fair in the spring for the Wednesday in the scout building. Ruger. purpose of raising money toward a scholarship fund. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Diorlo Mrs. Maurice Lynch, welfare and family and George Kalsey, Campfire Girla chairman, announced a Christmas Church St.. attended a family re- party will be held for patients at union dinner Sunday at the home Handicraft Shown the Marlboro State Hospital and of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hembllng NORTH CENTERVILLE —' asked club membera to bring a of Red Bank. Camptire Girls handicraft was small gift to the December meet- displayed at a meeting of the tag for Women patients. The 11th birthday of Paul Tar Cheerful Bluebirds last week in now, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. the home of their leader, Mrs. Paul Tarnow, Clinton Ave., was Burton Leder, 45 Nevada Dr. celebrated at a family party A program was presented by Open House Friday. the Ta-Mi-Ya Campfire Girls of Mrs. Edward Wyan for the Blue- Plans for a children's Christ- birds, who soon will be ready for Next Tuesday mas party were made by the Campfire activities. newly reorganised Ladies Auxi- A vest of honor beads and a|| For PTA liary of the fire company, bead band, which can only be i dance is planned for February. acquired by completing achieve- HOLMDEL -The township The new officers are Mrs. Geroge ments, were shown and explain- Parent-Teacher Association* will Nelson, president; Mrs. William ed. The meaning of each bead|| hold open house next Tuesday Holbert, vice president; Mrs. Ed-waa explained. from I to *15 p. m. in Center- mond Hulse, secretary, and Mrs. Attending were Joyce FooceJI vltle, Hotmdel, Elementary and Dominick Mullaney. treasurer. Mincreat Schools. Vlnne DlPoalo, Denis* Smith, Lor-1 Mrs. Ernest Ruggiero and Mrs. nine Galente. Patricia Flis. Msr-J Plane for the program preced- George Nelson were hostesses. cle Whitman, Merrill Leder and ing the regular PTA meeting assistant leaders, Mrs. Joseph were set when the executive Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vivian. Corrado and Mrs. Robert Simp- beard met Wednesday in the Morris Ave., attended the wed- klns. ecbool ding of Miss Helen Mannion of Play casting for "Roaring Maywood to Hugh Clarke of Jer- Twenties," an upcoming PTA pro- sey City in Sacred Heart Catho- duction, is continuing tonight and Y Junior Canteen RED BANK STORES lic Church, Jersey City. The re- Thursday m the school, Charles ception was held in Paramus. Reesch. director, announced that Social Season Opens actors, dancers and stage hands The Community "Y" Junior An organization meeting ARE for Canteen is open on its regular Mrs. Edward Ceejtey, member- Cub Pack Ml was held in riday night dance and social view School Friday. Thomas program, and is conducted In the •Up chairman, sstatet d the PTA wall of the Monmouth Council of has 171 members. "Y" on Riverside Ave. weekly, Boy Scouts was present. The cub-between 7:30 and 10:30 p, m. Par- muter is R. F. Kopf of New ents and members of the Tri-Hi-Y Monmouth. Charles McConnach Is and Y's Men's Clubs serve as OPEN WED. & FRI. 7IL 9 P. M. Ask PTA Hold his assistant. The boys will be chaperones. registered Dec. 4. On the com- The program, which includes Another Dance mittee are Richard Bucher, Ar- dancing, games, movies and re- thur Stryker, Frank Low, Wade freshments, is open to, all young Those Art Your Friendly RtfaM Trodt Board Mtmbtrs! HAZLET — The recent Hallo- Duym, Robert Adams and 0, J people in the area of the seventh, ween dance for seventh, and Galvin. A committee meeting will eighth and ninth grado age. Rudy eighth graders was reported suc- s held Nov. 20 in the school. Quackenbush, Marlboro, and Al- cessful by Mrs. Clifford Walters vert Siegfried, Middletown, HIM tribute Thanksgiving baskets to Iven on Wednesdays until Dec. lutnwn Township High School Red Bank •mm,*,**] Trade Board Stores the needy, J, and Is one of a series it short idltnrlum, Michael Sawczak, The next executive committee ouraes on ag/lcultural am! rolnt nnnmnntn, director of mimic In meeting will be Dec. 8 In the topics offered by the New Jcr-i Neptune schools, will direct the Beers Street School. 7 State University. chorus. 18-Tue«l«y. Nov. 10, 1959 STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS mi OVIKGAMD RED BANK REGISTER THE HANDS S0LOM6, MIKE.'-I'M LMMPM \ VEAH7 GIVE IFTT0M6 HOME WITHA ftH Bridge if VOU WALK OUT ON ME, ALOHA.' TOWN/- I'VE BEEN ) MY REGARDS RIPPED OFF, STEvm RAZZ ME plan would cost him two hearts, West dealer MIKE NOMAD-YOU'LL NOT OFFERED A CLUB < TO THE FOR V«W*>--MAyB6t CANtHTA North-South vulnerable one diamond, and one club. The WALK IN ASAIN/ DATE IN "FRISCO/1 GOLDEN GATE/ QUICK REPAIR JOB DONE HEBE NORTH price was right, and South should • 8732 have settled for it. VKQ98 Column • A3 Instead of taking the spade fi • K. J 7 nesse, South should lead the king By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST EASTo,^ of clubs to knock out the ace. The defenders could take their U.S. Masters Team CtuMtipkta «K« 4k 10 954 VA742 * J 10 6 S four tricks, but then South would I must confess that I'm some- • Q7 4 • 10 9 8 take the rest as long as the dia- times foolish enough to buy • A 10 6 4 +52 monds broke favorably. clothes without first asking what SOUTH DAILY QUESTION they cost. Perhaps I subcons- aJAQ. Dealer opens with one "club, ciously hope the salesman will • KI652 your partner doubles, and the 4b Q983 think I'm a millionaire. This may West North East Soam next player redoubles. You hold or may not be a good way to 1 * Double Pass 2 a> Spades — 10 9 5 4, Hearts — buy clothes, but if you play Paw 2 » Pass 3 NT J 10 6 3, Diamonds — 10 9 8, bridge this way you'll lose your All asn „, Clubs — 5 2. What do you say? shirt. ; OBcniaa icad — V2 Answer: Pass. This, does not MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY West opened the deuce of indicate a wish to defend against hearts, and dummy's king won. one club redoubled, but merely Declarer cashed the ace of dia- Hadn't Counted Cost leaves it up to your partner to X HT THIS OU? 'WONPWt WHO My rescue himself. You will be hap- VOOK KNOCKSK FIOST VlSlTOK monds and lost a finesse of the South hadn't counted the cost jack of diamonds to West's py (if that is the word) with any CAMS OPF A WIUL BB-- ~ of the spade finesse. It was queen. suit he names. bound to lose, since West sure- ~i SUMCN1 Back came another low heart, ly had all of the missing high f and South nerved himself to putcards for his opening bid. More- DANGEROUS PARKING L E A D E R _ chlanr Kai- up dummy's queen. East com- over, the defenders would then OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The voice over the restaurant loud- shek smiles as he poses on pleted an encouraging signal, and be in position to take five tricks. grounds of presidential palae* South discarded a dub. This was a higher price than speaker requested the owner of In Taipei, Formats. The Na- an automobile to move the car. South could afford to pay. tionalist leader •bserretl klf So far so good, but now de- The engineer of a train couldn't 7Ind .birthday <« Oct. JL clarer mad* th« fatal mistake South should have counted his get his locomotive past the ve- of trying the spad* finesse. West tricks to find out what he could hicle. pounced on this trick with • theafford. He could expect only one king of spades, cashed the acespade trick, as we,have seen; or clubs,-and then took two heart two hearts, four diamonds (if all tricks to defeat the contract went well,) and two clubs. This "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean For Tuttday, Novtmbtr 10 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answar U V«««rdi»'« Puttla ACROSa Preterit—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF M-Natlva ••tal M-8allor Yours • • • Cultural pursuits iLVuir i Saxoa aarpeat Jii.il.l dflf 'J3CJ sary, with carefully-planned ac- money SS-Pineh tion the key to the realization 18-SurfleaJ wf JT-Artlafa caad lT-RcpTlTRT y atand of your desires. Enlist the sup- li-KurTerar teem Il-Orolt In pro* port of others as disapproval Htnaen'a nunclatlon could hinder your chances. . dhuasa M-GoMan of M-flolf moan* heallnt K-Molten rock - It-One* aronnl 14-Hurrled track 46-Collect (<-Hifh card Past • • • Martin Luther, re- Future • • • The home of the M-Woody plant Sl-fltltn (India) 47-Ortan of 67-ciick beetla M-Wtilte poplar It-Mapblatoph- hearing M-Guldo'* ligious reformer and founder of future will have a built-in fire ti -R«m» alM 41-Waited far high not* Protestantism, was born on alarm. When the temperature SSSndhiTn 41-Secon4-rata (2-Leaae M-Tear .•World. horM 64-Bakcd clay U-A itate Nov. 10, 1483. He was given reaches a certain degree, a »4-Rlw In Italy 41-F K-Pronaun (abbr.) the name of Martin at baptism, 15-Tlti. ef honoring St. Martin of tours, thermmtat will set off an ear- reapect splitting alarm to alert reiidenti, Jt-Panr« R whose birthday it celebrated tt-fSpanlnh on Nov. 11th. , neighbors or patwn-by. for "yea NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 4nmman«A The Oay Under Your Sign 4«."rr*n«aetlon 4«PV AMES liar* March II la April If) LIMA |S*pt. It «a Oct. 12) I PIPN'T KNOW YOU COULP Sfi-storr Apprise* athtra ainfetly when you Peeple.aPeople an itiu* ii' j a lutht-kearte" d• mtM. M-Pwlnn rlyer lent their an Mfifermt. Your cue ii w anil practk MAX* COOKIES.' WMBHB M-Hlndu cnltar net. PIP YOU LIARN HOW* X K5T>ttttMita l SCORPIO (Oct. U«aN*v. II) THINK IT1* JUST WONPIRPUU Rt-Tlcnitt TAURUS lAstll 10 4a May M) You can make headway U yoa amid «1-"rn»n water Ttiie nay a* aaMhtr diiturhini day, coMionil entiBiIeminli 0P H'.stnrr « which you va hid cjailt a lumber «4r* n»m« lately. SAGITTARIUS |N»v. 22 «a Dae. 21) ht f GEMINI (May 21 taJtwa II) By recc«nirin( where you (ailed pie- TnAlx Sit hack an ate what «4here art lip to vnuily, you tu aol«c a prohlca no*. nt btlon tippias yeur m hand. CAPRICORN (Dae 22 la Jan. 20) CANCER (Jviwli to Jaly II) Don't diimlii arfumeatt U alhera ar- DOWN Pirtieipttiea in a f raw dlscuuiM tan bitrarily. They my have merit. ffl* tinrt AQUARIUS (Jtn. 21 la Ftb.lt) * i*Mr> II athera teem traeatent, weigh your rmprevlni your memory will improve own wcrdi t* *te V yea an at lauH. your popularity. Rcnenber aamea ano VIR«OiAafl.H4aSaaf.22) r1or II you will wgulie your tllotti, you PISCES (Fab. 20 tt Mirth 20) i wctfi can do maay thbuta y«u ae«t foil The talormitiop eouM Bt dittotteJ, to dream aboat. check htlort takint action. trt*

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pic W.W,1**" ***, laa <•,% fWMU Water Problem I: I Day _- ^_ MODERN FOUR-ROOM furnished ATTENTION, apartment, plu* utility rroom0-. Eicel- S Dayi CaaaatatWa. OeUM lent location. 44—S Second' Ave.* " , Long BERG 4 Dayi CeoMentlve. Me Line THRIFTY BUYERS! Branch. uper Highway 5 Days Caatecutlva. If you have limited financial resources TWO AND THRRE-ROOM furnished VETERANS — and are In need of furniture — may apartment with bath. private The Southwest M Dayi Caaaecathre. MeUae we suggest you visit our atorage •ntrance, located center of town. BH NO DOWN PAYMENT N Days Consecutive, HCUN warehouse? [-4574. or Italy FOUR AND FIVE-ROOM apartments. 816,300 FULL PRICE i strong opposition, and a threat Yearly Contract Kates Oa Request Tbree-Room Outfits euch as (Editor's Note—Spreading sut heat furnished. Immediate occupancy. A. truly luxury home. Ont look and urbs and an influx of new ir ted fight over the proposal's aUalmui laMrtla. AIM U*t* OUTFIT NO. 78111 For Information call between 5-7. CA you'll buy it. ImmacultU spilt ltvcl Slowed Down Blind id* using Tbt Register'*. P. o. Boi 3»c «itra. Defy Comparison I with three bedrooma. 1H b.thi, id- dustry have created shortages c mission of guarantees against Rl«m to classify. «dit or meet any adrartlMmsnt U nssrvM UNFUKNIBHED OARAGE apartment. ence kitchen with built-in oven and II • Three-piece bedroom aulte . range, dlnlnf area, recreation room, water in many parts of the Unit unjust enrichment" of corpora COURMAYER, Italy and I, Ubtrtjr I. Prospect Oarden Apt*., Long Branch Htthlanitt J. OSborao 1. KOmtm U SSa Bright i. an« *Wsarala* 1 CA M*i SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) —water-rich Northern California to taly to France beneath the AV and T. HAMMOND TWaROOMB. bath, furnished. Newly From Texas across 1,200 miles of the south. >ine peaks. : decorated. Adult* only. No pets. AT WALKER & WALKER Los Angeles is expected to be ORGAN STUDIO 1-273*. 3-10 p.m. high plateau and desert to the Three hundred meters (984 ft.) REALTORS using all water presently avai ANNOUNCEMENT* IMPLOYMINT THRBB ROOM—Furnished apartment, Pacific, one common question have been drilled from the of ASBURY PARK able from its Colorado River am Sale* — Servlu — Instruction 470 month Including utilities AT 1- COUNTRY SETTING-City con haunts thoughtful leaders in French side since last June. Ital- LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED—FEMALE DM1. RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS veniences, good value, modern growing Southwestern communi Owens Valley aqueducts by 1971ian drilling started in January, 1VOST — Wedding and engagement NURSE FOB DOCTOR* office. 40 hour Open dally 'til » p.m. Sat. 'til 5:30 p.m.TWO-ROOM Furnished Apartment for four-bedroom, two-bath ranch on —the year a new aqueduct from tins*, vicinity Hope and Willow Rd., week. Two evenings. Call SH 1-00*4. Cootanu Av*..Maln St.. Albury Park business couple. Adult* only. No pets. ties: where can we get more wa and 200 workmen have had to New Shrewsbury. Reward. SH 7-20M. BH 1-2719. large landscaped lot. Full base- the north could reach the city if MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS HURRY * PR 5-9300 ter? battle an underground lake aatf LOST — Wallet, on West Bargen Place, Bright — Sell nationally advertised FOUR-ROOM, and two-room apart- ment, newly painted exterior, it's started now. ment* well furnlahed. newly decorated This fall there is no shortage. massive cave-ins to average • near Jacob'* Hardware. Anxious to product! In your neighborhood. Imme- TYPBWRITBRS. ADDIN(» machlnei. fine Interior, owner will consider recover license and paper*. SH 1-5809. diate placement In fair Haven, Red AU make*, new or used. Guaranteed. garage. BH 1-9180. 67 Morford PI., But it's coming. $11 Blllloa Scheme scant five meters a day. v Bank, Hlddletown, Atlantic Highlands. Buy terms. "Buy am where they ax ted Bank. second mortgage. See this today. For information call SH 1-4341 Write *S* LSTa* |3& sj.rplco'.. ipi.Mon- FURNISHED — Cleanest three-room Fairly priced. Good investment Right now most people don't They had hoped for a consider- 24 Eliubeta Arc, HulM Manor, Paint moutn St Next to theater. SH 7-OMt. The Feather River project is AUTOMOTIVE apartment In Lonf Branch. Modern for the future. 119.500. seem concerned. ably faster drill, perhaps up t# Pleasant. . WOOD — Seawnad oak. fireplace, stove furniture, all utilities, 49S per month. just the first unit of the Califor Call before 5:30 CA 2-0OT7. After S p.m. Two and a half years of good double the progress they havi AUTOS AND TRUCKS EXPERIECXD CURTAIN AND and furnacenace. McOulre'McOulree Market, Rt KB 1-1*08. nia water plan-* bold 11-billion Draperies saleswoman. Must be near rclt NeckNk . WH 4-4JJJ44JJJ . EvsnlngsEl . WALKER & WALKER rains have built New Mexico's been able to make. Engineer* 1M0 PLYMOUTH two-door, reliable and personable, lull time, pleasant WH THREE-ROOM furnished , apartment. dollar scheme involving 260 ma transportation, good mechanical con- working conditions. Benefits. State pas REALTORS ground water supply nearly back said unexpected troubles begat HOTPOINT ILECTBIC RANGE — _- Private bath, utilities. Call after 6 jor dams to be built over th< dition. (3al! after i, SH 1-MS0. eiperlence and reference* to "DXPBR- o'clock. LI 2-4243. IENCED". Box 111, Red Bank. cellent condition. 1100. Call after « Highway 35 Shrewsbury to its level before the searing next 100 years. in February, after only a roontt 1950 FORD COUPS cean, dual ex- p.m., LI 2-23T7. FOUR-ROOM apartment. Two bed. drought of 1950-56. If the rains of of digging. J; hauiti radio and heiur. IIN. SH 1-COMPCTEMT HOUSSSKJCBPBR to rooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, all utili- SHadyside 1-5212 The engineers who designed TWO evenings. FRIOIDAIXB BBFRIOBRATOR, 12 eu. sleep In, ear* for entill bom* and ft freeilng compartment. Perfect ties and garage. Near school and bus. recent years continue, Texans es. 8H 1-1075. say there is enough water in the They hit a vast water flow u»> INS MERCUHV Convertible, fully three year eld child. Rectnt references. condition. 475. RU 1-1034. OPEN 7 DAYS don't fear a water shortage in equipped, power steering, windows, 8H 7-5292. state to support 40 million peo der Europe's highest mountain. seats, very reasonable, RU 1-2202 after 21" ADMIRAL TV CONSOLE, AM * the Immediate future. Arizona has WOMEN ~ Part-time evening work, FIX radio. Reasonable. pie, if properly stored and dis-Water poured into the new tun- Start S p.m., Home 11 ».m. No can- SH T-019B COMMERCIAL RENTALS RIVERFRONT — High and dry. Deep had enough water since 1157. vassing, no deliveries, no collecting. water. Bulkhead. Dock. Family dining tributed. nel, and it took over a month I*M MERCURY MONTCLAIR four-door FOR RENT—Two suites of offices avail- hardtop, white and beige. Power HI 3-1129. ' KIRBY CLEANER, complete, A-l con- room. Breakfast room. Five bedrooms. But all across the arid South- Texas hasnt' yet agreed on to plug the flow and get drilling able In The Tuner building. Both on Screened porch: Attached garage Hearing, power brakes, power • self, CLEANING WOMAN — fir* day* fJrert d l C " " 8H 7-0431 river aid* of building. On* of three Basement. Oil heat. 419,900. west and West, where average master plan. Its board of watei started again. In April, rock falli, aompleto leather Interior, padded dash, week, than on* day msk. room* on first floor. The other two broadloom. This beautiful automobile CO 4-MST TV GE, 21" table model with base. rooms on second floor. SH 7-2440. annual rainfall is under 20 inchesengineers .is working on one with began. Engineers said.they hit • can be yours lor only I1M0. FINANC- Excellent worklng^d.r. ING ARRANGED. Prlvat* owner. U WOMEN (Five) to do Interesting tele- 8HAHEEN BUILDING—159 Brighton Lawrence J. Schilling and in some regions under 10, a 1961 deadline. It's already be- strata of crumbly rock which they 1-3SS4. • phone work (our ennlngs a week, Ave., West End, opposite Drive-In town planners are worried about hind schedule. The Legislature had not expected. Msssive rock- •alary plus bonus. No uiperTenca nee**- BBDROOM FURNITURB - Full alM Bank. Ideal for first floor office* or REALTOR FOUR-DOOR '4* Bulck Roadreaster. •ary.Pl.aM telephoM SH 1HU Tues- bed complete, vanity, chiffonier, CA ator*. Call CA 9-0039. water and the politicant and spe-cut its budget by $800,000 fo; slides blocked the tunnel several Vary good condition. Vary reasonable. day and Wednesday a-T p.m. Arthur 2-3214. 16 Spring Street Call Saturday after M, 3M Redmond Murray Dance Studio. Ked B»n«, cial interests are fighting over it, M6Q41. • times. They were able to mum* Av*.. Oakhunt, N. J. • THREE PIECB Living room suite. Red Bank - SH 74121 MATURB HOUSXWORKER to kelp Coffee table, two end tables, two HOUSES FOR RENT The reason: The population A federal commission is hopini work only after reinforcing the 1MW FURY PLYMOUTH Convertible. with houw and ehfldr*ii, 1-T p.m., alx lamp*, SMO. CA MMo before 7:30 p.m. walls with concrete. , KieeUent condition. Term*. CA »• boo*. to complete a master plan fo day week. SH T-MW. 40" FRIOIDAIRE BANdlc; deep well WIDB SELECTION OF RENTALS - SMS, Furntshad and unfurnished. Immedlr Texas by July, 1961. But the engineers slid they Kill OBKBRAL OPTICS WORKER, good burner, automatic clock. Brand new, Constance Smith Kitchen taps are multiplying at ISBs DODOE Vt. vr chassis with hy- with figures, typing iMeenary. oiobe sacrifice. 42B0 cash. CA 2-8M1. at* occupancy. Samuel Telcner Agency. thought the tunnel, with its 38- draulic hoist, two speed axel, food a fantastic rate. Housing tracks This (alt Texas reservoirs are Petroleum, Inc. S Central Ave., Red 21" RCA table model TV, $75. Inquire rubber, mechanically axcellnt. Will Mil Bank. Offers are pushing farmers out Into 90 per cent full—a mark the> foot wide motorway could be fin* for W.84S. U 2-WW. Rich- Jargtmen. Servlcej Department, Batontown TV, OPERATOR! M Hwy M. Batontown. LI 2MH00. AVAILABLE NOW — One bedroom Red Bank. Near Broad Street, six the desert. New industries are have held since the worst drought ished and ready for use In 1861 Its* HUDSON air conditioned, all pow- bunialow, unfurnished. Yearly. Pocket makers, lining makers, collar WEBCOR HI-FI RADIO combination. er unit*, K95. Call evening* Ocean- maker*, collar setter*, single needle SH 1-H2O rooms, bath,'garage, automatic using millions of gallons of wa- in Texas history started to break Console model, excellent condition, fort Tap House, U MT?«. operator*. Steady work. Shore Clothing RANCH HOMB UNFURNI8HEP. two heat. All very good condition. three yean ago. The state has RADIOACTIVITY REPORT Co.. M Leonard St., Ked Bank. tlM. BH 7-4240 after S p.m. ter. KM BUICK SPECIAL. Four-door, hard- bedroom*. 4110 monthly and several CONCERT BABY ORAND Taxes only $250. For quick sale, 38 reservoir* under construction top. Fully equipped, whit* wall tire's, REGISTERED NURSE furnished and unfurnlahed rentals In In a few years, unless more AUCKLAND. NewZealand (AP)— •xeellent condition. 11.0J0. RU1-0N0. Good condition all sites and price range*. Ella Wilt- $13,000. 4-12 Shift. CA 2-3442 water is forthcoming, the boom or in the talking stage. A steady build-up of strontium Ctll AT 1-0100 shir* Agency, 1440 Ocean Av*., Sea •II BUICK, excellent condition, new Bright. SE 2-0004. SH 1-2308 CHERRY CORNER CABINET — Six must fizzle. 90 radioactivity in New Zealand tire*. After 3:00, H Lewi* St., Eaton- BABYSRTBR — Four hour* In morn. Officials compalin of publk town or phone LI 2-1414. month* old (StlcKley). Beit offer. RU TWO-BEDROOM HOUSSS on Hope Rd., soil has been detected in'the past dtu 1-1110 after S p.m. FHA FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom apathy toward water development "* * SH'T-WS. New Shrewsbury. 1110 month. Infor- H4-«tory rancher. Paneled breeieway Population Boom S695 OR IJMS—Kandllnr only Ford*, mation at 73 Monmouth St., Red Bank. in wet years. They warn that fu few years, says Dr. J. K. Dido Chevrolet* Uvlne'.. Hwy. 94, oppo- EXPERIENCED fountain girl. Annly FOAM RUBBER Fireplace. Deep garage. Workshop. California has 15 million peo- •It* Orand Union. KB S-HU. In person. Howard Johnson's. Rte. Beds, Sofa* and Chairs-Top Quality EATONTOWN — RANCH; Three-bed. Washer. Immediate possession. 414,900. ture droughts are possible, ami son, assistant director, soil bureau 35. Mlddletown. FOAHART Rte. 39 EATONTOWN room split. Immediate occupancy. U Down payment 41.100. Total monthly ple today. It expects 28 million New Zealand Department of Sct> 19M PLYMOUTH COUPS, radio, heat- 3-1424 or KB 1-4443. payment* 4121.92. that the state isn't equipped er, excellent running condition. New DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience 100 STOOLS, excellent for home or by 1980. entitle and Industrial Research. muffler, During*, clutch, 135, SH 1- not n*e***ary. assembly line use. Light mahogany, BELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch. counter them. cane seat, low back. Priced low at 1103. . SH 71141 close to (chool* and transportation. Texas uses three million acre- Analysis of toil samples sent t*r 15 each. Write P.. Box 39, Matawan Rent 4125 per month. Call CHater «• Ray Van Horn Some people hope tor a scien- PR IOTO 1952, eight cylinder, four- to. see, or call LO 6-2607. y Haven feet of water a year for its homes the United States revealed ther* 1800 between 9 and 5. i I& Bit 7*4100 ' ™r tific solution to the West's big' iloor eedln. Oood station car, |200. 804 River I&. and industries. It expects an ur- were .06 mlllicurjet of radiatkw , with extra snow tires. CA •-2474. MARBLE COCKTAIL, TABLE, modern FAIR HAVEN — Six-room bouse. On gest problem. They see it in i HELP WANTED-MALE 1 round, white, carrara marble. 42" bus line. Clnae to school, 4100 per WILLING TO 8ACRIFICE tor quick ban demand of eight million acre- per square mile of soil near MM BUICK LA SABRE full power, diameter, one-year-old, new $100 make month. SH 1-82M. sale two-bedroom Cap* Cod, *ipan- water conversipn, possibly bj low mileage, sacrifice, no cash need- offer. CO 4-1389. alon attic, full cellar. .Dead-end *tr*et, feet 40 years from now. Texas atomic energy. Wellington in 1953, which in- ad. IMS Dodg* two-door hardtop, new SEVEN CLEAN CUT MEN LITTLE SILVER — THRBB bedroom quiet neighborhood. BH 7-im. tires, VI automatic, no cash needed LAUTER BABV GRAND piano, excel- Cape Coil, full basement. 10 Salem farmers now use four times as The federal government recent' creased to 1.77 In 1955, iM In 1951 1389. 1094 Ford Custom ranch wagon, To work for recently opsned electrical lent condition. 4300. Call SH 7-3454 La. CA 2-9057. LITTLE SILVER — Two-bedroom brick much water as the cities. Will and 9.7 in 1958. Dickson Mid the automatic, heat and music, no cash appliance factory branch. Must be be- for appointment. ranch, Ideal for older couple, or ly announced plans to build an HILLTOP LODGE overlooking ocean, newlyweds. Eieellent location. Reason needed M99. Levin* Motor*. 4* Ocean- tween 30 and 35 and Interested In a IS OAIJOE their demands nearly triple too? figures were well below those for lot) with a future. Salary »2 to Mart. Idea] for bachelor, furnlnheii, fire experimental plant at Point Lomi port Ave., West Long Branch. CA 2- pump sun. able. Call 8H l»a. Call SH 14014 for appointment. place, automatic heat. HI 3-3990. the Northern Hemisphere and tbt 811 1-8248 INTERRACIAL, sit rooms two bathi In New Mexico, Arizona and near San Diego, California wil LARGE HOME, five bedrooms, two known safe limits. ]9S< PONTIAC tour-door, black, hy- Full clean basement 413.900. SH ( Nevada the problem is less press- contribute $1,600,000 toward it COMPLETE FIREPLACE SET brand baths. Llvlm room, dining room, S324 or SH7-0SM. dranttlc, radio, heater, excellent con- USE OUR MONEY new, two maple bedroom aet* full larite kitchen and den. Neir schools, ing, because those slates are notoperation. dition. MM. CO 4-ltM. If you are alert and ambltlou* we'll site good condition. OB 1-0621; on bus line. Immediate occupancy. IMS NAME YOUR TERMS — Larg* home IBM BUICK ESTATE WAGON, radio, put you in buna*** In Red Bank or per month.. AT 1-35S7. In good location with many possl yet swarming with people. But Harvey O. Banks, California'! LANDSLIDE KILLS S FRIOIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANOB — bllitles. Large FHA mortgage. Idea heater, dynaflow. the Btyihore area In time for the hall- Need* handyman repairs, but In good FOUR LARGE ROOMS and bath, full water is the key to their growth, RU 1-OOW day mil). We provide tfe» jaerctuuialse, for larg* lamlly or possible conca*; director of water resources, BOMBAV, India (AP) - Fivtj electrical condition, full size. 435. 8H cellar, fas heat, 490. Immediate oc- Hon. At M5W. and their turn will come. financing, and know how. Stop In any 1-4043. Call after 7 p.m. cupancy. Call between «-T CA 2-9931. warns that sea water conversion construction workers perished 1953 FORD TWO-DOOR sedan, excel day 12-1, 4-J. Kelly, 1M MattlMa Av*., lent condition, radio, heater, new UNUSUAL pre-revolutlonary house In is still a dream. Alburr Park. DUCK DECOYS — Wildfowlers, • NEW SHREWSBURY — Spacious Eatontown. Restored and mod*rnHed. In California, the water issue and five were Injured In a land* tires, KB HIM. 120 WIIMn Ave.. Port ranch. Three bedrooms, two baths, Monmouth. Ch Beamed ceilings. Three fireplaces In has dominated state politics for slide near Santa Cruz Interna- CARETAKER - OS M53. two-ear fsrate. Many extra*. 1179 living room, den, and recreation room. "We must recognize the fact,' 1157 PONTIAC — this Cntallna four- Experienced handynan-gardner. Couple NEW FURNITURE for salt. Five-piece monthly. LI 8-0743. Dining room. Unique farm kitchen. FIT* years. Last spring a bare major he says, "that science has yet tional Airport yesterday. Two door hardtop hai power steering, pow- considered. Pleaaant living quarters. solid cherry bedroom suite 5350. ten- FAIR HAVEN half double house, five bedrooms. Three bathrooms. Hi land- ity of- the- legislature- finally men are missing and feared dead. er brake* and a genuine l<">tli-" Inf. Mlddletown estate. Oood reference! on- piece mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining rooms, unfurnished, $00 a month. scaped acres. Plans for this rare 17*1 discover a method of cohvertlh; ly. "Caretaker," Box HI. Red Bank. tor. Stop In and drive It. Maurice room suite 4475. nlne-plecc "lahojrany Utilities extra. SH 1-7023. colonial preserved In State archive*. agreed on a water plan, and The accident \took place at a Schwartx * Sons. 141 W. Front St., tea water in sufficient quantitie REFRIGERATION MAN - Must M Junior dining room suite 1299. five - Immediate possession. Asking S32.6O0. Red Bank. SH 7-07S7. pice mahogany bedroom suite with fn»r SIX-ROOM HOUSE, two bedrooms, hot Liberty S-0354. ______put it up to the people. Novem and at a price to'even approach hill which to being leveled for a •iperlenctd. Apply in Mrser,. Eaton- water heat oil fired, two-car garage. 1*47 OLDSMOBILE. Good condition. town TV. S« Hwy. 3a. fcatontown. poster bed and triple dresier 4379. ber, 1960, is the time of decision. meeting the pressing needs for highway connecting Bombay with Albert Burdte * Son (next In Slfln- SH 1-.1028. MIDDLETOWN 170. UNHEARD OF TERMS for non vete- SH 1-7J37 TV REPAIRMAN - Vtill or part-time. bach's parking lot) 24 Clay St., Red RUM8ON — Three bedroome, 41U "• The people will vote on the planwater in California." Agra. Bank. • rans. 4900 cash buys this recently month. Available December 1st. RU milt split level. NO CLOSING COSTS! to issue 1% billion dollars in ,npv7r FR1GIDAIRE WASHER 425. Reo reel 1-0551. Four bedroms. recreation room. Lava- HOUSE TRAILERS Katontown. mower 30" |!5. Stamp collection 150. LITTLE SILVER. Immediate occupancy tory plu* bath. Oarage. These terms state bonds to finance the Feattv EXPERIENCED TV MrviM man, lull RU 1-2075. Three bedrooms. Good convenient make It better for you to buy than to or parMlme. Call Mr. Crupk AC er River project, first unit of the MOBILE HOME — IMS Skyllner. M'x WEBCOR wire recorder. Built-in pre. cation. OH heat. Two-car garage. 4129. rent. We will be pleased to show you Radio * TelMlilea. lit Sbrewslmry Yeara lease. Lawrence J. Schilling, California water plan. «.'. Completely furnished. Reasonably AV*.. SH 1-4714. AMP. mike and apool (if wire. Wed- this lovely home. Russell M. Borus priced. CO 4-7114 after S p.m. ding lown. size 12. KB 4-0529. Realtor. 14 Spring Street, Red Bank, Realtors, 400 River Rd., Fair Haven. SALES RBPRBSBNTATIVB—Opportun- SH 7-4121. SH 7-4532. A year before election, the out- WESTWOOD ISM, 42", two bedrooms. ity to join largest organ studio In TWO CHILD'S wardrobes, with tti lO'xXf aluminum awning, extra*. Will the shore area. Must be able to play drawers and cloaet hanging space. ATTRACTIVE Runtson Cape Cod Co- SIX-ROOM CAPE COD on one acre come is not at all certain. There finance. KB S-2«3a, the Hammond organ and have some RU 1-1233. lonial. Living room with fireplace, close to town and schools. Two-ear dining room, den, porch, three bed- garage and many eitras. Shown by MUST BELL—Deceased party. Private prior selling experience. Draw aiainil liberal commission. Prefer A-l ap- 17 CUBIC FT., uprinht freezer. Per- rooms, 2!i baths. Garaeje. Yearly lease appointment only. SH 1-S33& •ale, 1S59. Grand trailer home, two fect condition, mi' 4229. per month. Russell M. Borus bedrooms, air conditioned, 10'HT, full pearance and personality. Interview .by LOT OWNERS appointment only. PR M300. Hammond LO 6-2515 Realtors. 400 River Road, Fair Haven aluminum awning. Cast |9,:l40. Will sell SH 7-4932. A company moving from this area Fifth Graders for !4,M0. Uved in two months. KB 4- Organ Studio of Alouty Park. KBNMORE WASHER — Like new, offer* a lovely Model home tt a agitator, 4.10. OCEANPORT—Available from Dccem •acriflce price. Three bedrooms, kit- sm. AUTO SALES MANAOBR - Used CA »-04SS. ber 10, 1999, brand-new, 3 bedroom chen, dining are*, larg* airy living NASHUA M5R HOUSE TRAILER 21', cars. Salary and commission, »7,- split-level with living room, dlnln* area, room, attached breeieway and garage. Present Play •Ike new, |l.«m>. 900 guarantse. To handle all used car kitchen, 1'.4 bath*, recreation room, full This gem will be moved to your lot, KB f-2981 sales. Finn Bulck. Inc. 33S Bwy.. Long basement, entrance foyer, nttnehed sa- Call CA MU3*. Branch. CAMjM MERCHANDISE WANTED raice, built-in range and oven, no re- SHREWSBURY - Pupils in the MAN WANTED to work In drug store. frigerator. .4160 per month. Becur'tv re' fifth grade class of Mrs. Eliza- TRACTORS Driver'* Uben**. Apply In person. U. S. COINS - STAMPS - Top price* quired. Samuel Telcher Agency, Ocean Katsln's Drug Store. 203 ShrewsburShi y pall for' gold, old currency, collec- port Ave., Occanport. Call or dial I.I LOTS AND ACREAGE beth Ross gave a play recently LATE MODEL S.D.2 Diesel wheel Ave., Kea Bank. MSM, C4 !<*>! o'* rnn»«nnnd»nea. •> ??OA nr I,T ?-3V»t for prompt, cour- for other pupils in the fourth, Citate appraisals. Monmouth Stamp*- teous" aervlce. r'AiiMlNUDLAk 18 aciea dl.ilui tractor, tricycle front. Power take ROUTB SALESMAN—Excellent oppor- off. side pulley, hydraulic, hitch, for 5 Coins. SO Monmouth St SH 1-0424. land fronting on Teltwobrook-Squan. fifth and sixth grades. tunity (or aggreulv* salesman seek- THREE-BEDROOM ranch home, almost kum Rd. Brook at rear of property. bottom plow, tire* like new; 11-91 rear, ing long term employment with top PIANOS — Highest prices paid, H. Ten- The play explained the uses of «.m-14 front. Will run on pennies a day. new, top condition, convenient '"d- SH 1-7204. notch concern. Apply Stir Cleaners and x*r. 304 Main St.. Lak*wood or Lake- tlon, one year lease. 412S month. Uid- Will sell for SI .245. Call U 2-iTtJ. Rich wood 4-J190 arithmetic, and was called Jorgeneen. Uunderer*. Myrtle Ave,, Lens Branch. dletown Township. The Klrwan Co. KE 4-SoOo. REAL ESTATE WANTED "Number, Please?" RELIABLE OLP FURNITURE — Antiques, bric- truck driver, part-tlm*. a-brac. Anything old. Clean up your Phone THREE-BEDROOM split level. Recrea- HELP! We nave sold an many prope. . r There were four scenes in the AT 1-1303. ceijars and attics. Turn your trash tion room, one year old. Lease 1-3 to c»»h. Phone CA B-OS92. tie* that we went more good listinglisting** •OATS ft ACCESSORIES year*. Furnished 1175, unfurnished 4145. Call u* now for prompt professional plsy, each dealing with a differ PORTER—Steady year round Janitor CO 4-1971. • work in modern electronic plant. Pre- OLD REFRIGERATORS, washing ma- service. Walker and Walker. Real Es ent use of numbers. ferred age 35-to. Top pay, excellent chine*, atoves for Junk. Cellars, yards FURNISHED BUNGALOW, llvln* room, tate. Insurance. Open 7 daya Shrews- NOW IS THE T1MB to order your bury office. SH 1-6211 Rarkan Office Taking part were: winter storage cover* before season- working condition*. Generous company cleaned, rubblah removed. McQe*. KE dining room, two bedroom* and bath. al rush. Call LO t-3014. Larry* Up. paid benefits. References required. -A"- 6-2049. Newlv decorated. Immfrilato occupan- CO 4-431J. Sharon Anderson, Jerilyn Bar- Tht calls that rent vacant holstery Shop. Matawan, N. J. ly mornings In ptraoii or phan* FR CHILD DESPERATELY WANTS piano cy. Dowitra Agency, SH 1-STOO. j-1440 and ask for Col. Orilnger. Com- NOTICE nes, Nancy Evans, (Catherine SKIFF, open, 24', a'4" beam. 150 h.p. anyone hnvc oM unrl»ht willing to FOUR-ROOM bungalow, two bedrooms, The Board of Adjustment of the Bor munication Product* Co., Inc.. Marl- •ell reasonably. SH 1-4991. Interceptor, reduction. New this year. boro. bath. 1344 Ocean Av>., Rea Bright. ough of Red Bank at a meeting held Fesler, Ruth Hadley, Shirley aparnnvim com* IIUW . Full price 12400. HI 3-2959. . Bowman * Atelsen. SE 2-0147. on November 4.' lftM. considered th< MAINTENANCE MACHINIST — Mull application of LOUIS TOMAINO, foi Hawn, Audrey McNeil, Agnes BOAT OWNERS — Custom alteration* be well eiperlenced with use of ma- permission to use premises under con Morse, Meredith Newbon, Nancy Rtajsttr Classffitd ads and repair* far your boat In wood, chine shop tool*. Should have ingenu- PITS AND UVISTOCK tract to him it Clinton Place and New- ateel or Flhergla*. Free estimates. C. ity for maintaining, rebuilding machin- WANTED TO RENT man Spring* Road, Red Bank, N. J., Pries, Nancy Reeves, Kathleen C. Oalbralth * Son, Inc., Keyport. ery. Call u 2-ltOO between s a.m. and RBGISTERBD ENOLIBH letter pup for business purposes and to construci Rice, Carol VanderVort, Mary Smart apartment owners knew vaein. CO Mill 4 p.m. for appointment. plee. Call LADY LIVI NO alon* would Ilk* building thereon. to rent a three or four-room un- W THOMPSON SKIFF. 30 h.p. John SH 1-1314 The said Board of Adjustment de- White, Robert Arnone, Terry Ben- ci«t cost dearly—but th« Classified BERVICBMAN for extlrmlnstor, relia- furnished apartment about March or nied said variance and a copy of the •on vlectrlc start motor. Including ble and sober, torn* experience nec- DBAOLB PUPS field champion breed April I In private horn* or over an nett, Jeter Bentley, William Bouf- anchor, line, full canvae cover, navy decision I* filed in the office of the •dt that bring good tenants don't really essary. As* M-M. For Information call Ing. Registered. All Inoculations. Rea office. Must be in nice location on Secretary of the Board of AJJJ»t top, compass, seat cushions. New bat- SH 1-0212 or LI 217.18. aonable. Fred Loder. 108 Ramsey Ave., Broitd Bt., or junt off. Reference ei- fard, David Bruton, John Cad- tery. Many extras. HI 3-1172-M. ment, Municipal Building. Red Bank, Koansburg. KB 6-0673 evenings. changed. Writ* "Lady," Box Sll, Red N. J., and Is aval'nW'1 10" Inanrrt'on, dock, Bruce Farrell, Robert Lueh- cost at all—thay pa.. Bank. COME SEE the world's finest boat* A-l MIDDLETOWN KENNELS LUCY J. STONE, man, Charels McGrath, Frank In New Jersey's largest showroom. Time Payments 08 1-3765 Secretary, Buy now during our tremendoue win- SITUATIONS WANTED, Famala TEACHER DESIRES SHALL private If you hava a vacancy now, or hav* W* specialize in Rln Tin type German winterized cottage. Will consider tak- Board of Adjustment, Marx, Douglas Raynor, Roger ter savings event at A * B Boat shepherds and all, other breeds. Also Borough of Red Bank Sales. Authorlied Mercury * Gale Buc- BABYSrmwo, at your IMa* or aaln*. ing over mortgage on purchase. Write Scmplak and William VanBrunt, Or light houMhHPljy. mixed pups, 45 and up. "Cottage", Box 511. Red Bank. Nov. in Ml ona coming up, dial SH 1-0010 today aaneer Dealer, Hwy 34, Belford. KB Hwy to 35 next Klnney's Shoei S.3S3I, THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED apart- batwaan • A. M. and S P. M. for « COMPETENT WOMAN will board child CHIHUAHUAS AKC REGISTERED nun ment for one ndult. outside Red Bank. IS' RUNABOUT 12 h.p. motor, trailer by the d*y or week for work- pies. Also stud aervlce. Call LI " Write "CN," Boi Ml, Red Bank. skilled and helpful Ad Writer. She'll Ing mother. Call SH 7.3430. QUICKIES By KEN REYNOLDS TWO MALE beagle*, registers. halp you placa a vacancy filling ad in ed rabbit hound*. FURNISHED ROOMS SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AT 1-2301 a hurry. •MINUS NOTICES PL'P» |5. Pomllo type, lack, BH 1 MODERN ROOMS FOR FOUR — OARPBNTBR — PAINTBR, 14OHT 1941, 33T Sycamore Ave., Shrews 4100 monthly. TV. maid service, TUB FUEL OIL * HBATINO - Call SH _earp*ntry ana aalatlnt dm*, Call bury. ADVENTURER OCEANFRONT, Long Call today and baat your rant low 1-O410. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service * Branch,'CA 9-1000. Sales, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. SADDLE HORSE — Registered, white problem. excellent confirmation and gaits, ncv FURNISHED R00M8 WITH commun- B. W. R0OFINO, caulking, and storm en year, mare. Gentle and well man ity living room, kitchen privilege*. damage repairs (special six thlngle* NNANCIAL nereil. 4400. WH 64751. Lonjr Branch. CA 3.7339. or Its* Including vent and chimney DKD-H1TTING ROOM. Board If desired. caulking 112) 24 hour service. FR ISIJI BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Suitable for business man or woman. Available Nov. 14. Hll 1-0411. PA1NTINO UNI.IMITBD-Interlor and SERVICE STATION for teas* In Keana- ex ttrloi, quality painting, No ]on toa RIAL ISTATI POR RINT •mail or too large, BellmaM ck**r< burg, Two modern bays, low rent, FURNISHED ROOM for lady, will fully given. CA 2*3030. low Investment. Tn* chanc* to become •hare kltchrn. S3 South SI., R*d Bank. Indepsndent for the) right man, Call APARTMENTS HII l*70$l, FA a-4<00. Bvtntnga FA 2-9.1(3. TO-IT SBRV1CB - Lamp* rewired, FURNISHED APARTMENTS-1, 2 and FURNISHED ROOM-Home privileges, •111 maximum, odd Job*. Fre* pick' DELICATESSEN AND Luncheonette In s bedroome. Water, heat supplied. Business woman will rent to another REGISTER up, delivery. OS 1.3271. ' Llncroft shopping center, Eieellent 475 to 4100 monthly. CA 4-1S83. business woman. SH 1-5391 evenings. opportunity. Call 4ft 1NM. aiMRANTBSp TELEVISION Hrvlclng FRONT. hreakUM privilege*. Clo*« to within two hour* from jrour.eall. * FOUR-ROOM FURNUHBD apartment, couple, no pels, Immediate OO' •torea. transportation, yet residential. O. Radio and Television SH MUSS after noon. maud A. Crulpl, eupancy. 74 Mount Ave., Allantlo High' Classified Ads Av*. SH 1-47M. INSTRUCTION lanaf. PAINTBR DECORATOR and paper- rouil ROOMS fully furnliheil, all mil ELECTRONIC* TBCMN1CIANS IN DK HIM, privet* entrance. 15 Tlilrd Ave., hangeri Interior and exterior. 3S MAND—Attend on* night a wsek 01 RIAL ISTATI POR SALI yean'" eiperlenoe, Estimate* chisr- Atlantic Highlands. fully glvin. Louis Cussan, 441 Shrew*. Saturday morning commencing Octo- HOUSES FOR SALE ber 21th, Enroll now PRospect 4-0303 FIRST FLOOR apartminl - Two bod Where good lenanU bury Ave,, Red Bank. All MTM. Mnnmoutn nadlo Electronics Institute rooms, living room, dining room, APPLIANCE REPAIRB-Antl supplies, •14 Conkman Ave. Asbury Park. kitchen. One-csr garage, Immediate oc Hpticloim wntfrfront hungilnw, con lint- ReiMenllal and commercial outlets, eupancy, IK) per month, no ulllltlci Ing of lAt-Kfl living room, rilnlnf room watch for your fixtures sml appliance Installation, Al< Inclildet], Coll Ayera.Trttfoio Agenrv, 1 nmf kUcliPii, two largo lipdroorrm anrt len Hleclrlo, Bit 7-0112, Church 81., Little Silver. SH 1-J83S, hiith, full hnnntnnnt And imtlo. Klnlihert MEICHANDISI no con (I Moor, Two-cur Range. Very low rental offer PAINTINO, Paperhanglng, Celling Tile, TWIN UAULF.8 AI'AIITUKNTH Ihrn tnxrn, Thla tiomn Is In bountiful condi- J. Allen Melons, 91 Hay Ave., Allan- FOR SALE and four room*, boat dock, elevator, patio on river. HII laauD tion urn) IN K real opportunity to dock II" Highlands. AT ),]0M, your bout nt your hncK floor, 121,000, WE ARE HARVBSTINO sur flnut «P- plee, Selected Red Delicious, (loldon TIIIIED ROOMS furnlallrd, t'tllltlei Dellolous, Stsymtn Wlmsap, Macln- eupplleil. Long Branolf, CA 2-7321). The Dowstra Agency EMPLOYMENT toeti, Maeouni. For lallng anil cook- NEW — TllllKK ROOMS and bath, ing alto HI, oreinlnu for piss, Buek> private home Ftirnlihsit or unfur III I, Front Bt, mrt Dink lln Fruit farm and Nuriiry, phalanx nlalieil, AT M7II3J. HII 1-1700 HELP WANTED-FEMALE ltd., LlnoroR, HI 1-OOW, TWO.IIQOM Mrnliheil apartment foi Mitmi.n.Annn WOMAN, tn help with PBONIHB—Large clumps which mould cnupls, III Weil Ilirten I'l., Red WII.IJIH CONOVUU AUCNCY . nillilrni nnnul, Imlln, your rurchiae if your clillcl la nrnml Aviv, 1,.IM« llrancli. OA 2 Won l>lr, live 111 or nut. Unlcrrncpn rniulr- (!Ataj71 Milnrail unn nrrr, I,aria rn' rixtrti, f±J;«ll «•• '•™il2Lrlwt*?t!il'1"1 nlKflMit. I'ull minwsnr* of all r»nl«l tlvititt f"'ili'' iHltUift titan), linnlpril M!rf>< "Th» motorcycle you offerad tn The Red Bank Regitter TOIlNfTirAiViKM .. Cuimipr lifijTiiii mi ,|iurrh»«r. choice nf 4 niakoa. 13 TIIIIKM IUIIIMH • li'llHNIHIIKI II, Ilirrr lintlirt, nr.rfirnorl parch, hnnq> kllohiin linlii wnnlorl, I'rpry's Jteitau- •lylta, Tuning Piano Co., 14 Monmoulh tirnlml, IIIIIIIIMI. I'flielit Imlli, il'tnl. Iwn.fiir nlltir-lioil lArftKft. OwnT mill 31 Whit* HI,, llotl liank. at,, lied Innk. trance, O«ra|», Near lius, Kit 1 • 101J inmimp.l, 1.1 :aw3, Want Ad—what'i iti condition?" Coift Week PTA *>-Ttmt1ar. Nor. 10.19M 'Founder** Being Sought RED BANK REGISTER Heart Stopped Saturday, ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — The PLAN FTA DANCE For Psychiatric Center Colt's Neck Parent-Teacher As- EAST KEANSBURG - Thi But Man Eats Steak Today MEDICAL MEMOS sociation will meet tomorrow at Parent-Teacher Association wil WEST DEAL- The board of chiatrist. a psychologist and a p.m. in the Atlantic Township sponsor • fall dance Saturday ir PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Wil- trustees of the Children's Psy- social worker. The film will illus- School for the annual safety pro- liam Flanagan, 43, a laborer, Report Woodruff chiatric Center has set Novem- trate the type of service which gram. Pupils of the seventh and the all-purpose room of the school By H» L« eighth grades will be guests. Ocean Ave. Entertainment will b< was able to enjoy • iteak today. ber as "Founders' Month." the new Children's Psychiatric Saturday hit heart had stopped Is on Way Out According to Joseph C. Hoag- Center will offer. A film on safety in the use of provided by the Bob Golden Trio, firearms, featuring Herb Par- from 8 p. m. to midnight. Ticket: and hit breathing had stopped. JACKSONVILLE Fla. (AP) - land, Jr., general chairman of At the meeting, the names of 10 The resident surgeon in charge nie" "Jacksonville* journal" said the Founders' Fund, all who con- key area chairmen will be an-sons, famous trick shooter, will will be available at the door. All be shown. The guest speaker will teen-agers have been invited at Hahnemann Hospital said the yesterday that Bob Woodruff is When a person is badly burned siderable nourishment. tribute arc "founding" a newnounced. They will conduct a recovery was the most remark- serving his last season a* foot- these are some of the conse- 5. There is an unquenchable service to Monmouth County that committee assignment to person- be Lt. Col. Richard Heald of Fort Mrs. Wilma Terhune, chairman, able ia his 11 years of experi- Monmouth, who directs the Junior I reported. ball coach at the University of quences possible: thirst. To permit the person to will in no way compete with any ally deliver invitations to become ence, Florida. 1. Ulcers may occur in thedrink unlimited quantities of w*other facility in the community. founders. < Rifle Club at Fort Monmouth. Flanagan was in a semicon Jack Hairston, Journal sports stomach or intestinal tract. ter may make the condition worse The fund goal of $250,000 is a Attending last week's special His subject wiU be "Safety and icious condition when police editor said "The information 2. Menstruation may stop com' because it is not the loss of fluidthree-year operating budget for trustees' meeting were Arthur J. Firearms." found him lying at a street inter came from a high official who pletely and not return until the which creates the thirst but thethe establishment of the CPC. It White, Red Bank, president; Rev. •ectioo. He was taken to thedoes not with to become publicly burned skin is nearly completely shift of the fluid from the blood will be a private, non-profit medi- Roger J. Squire, John L. Mont- RECORD hospital. involved until the season ends." healed. into the tissues. Keeping the prop- cal facility which will offer pro- gomery, Mrs. J. Alvin Parker and ical Mirror the heart stopped. An intern diag Hairston said Woodruffs sufr 3. There is a great need for viter balance of fluid in the body at fessional services by a qualified Mrs. Herman O. Wiley. Red noted Flanagan's condition as cessor is certain to be one ofamin C and the B complex. How- this time is one of the most dif- staff to treat the emotional prob- Bank; George O. Tamblyn, Jr.) SALE cardiac arrest, and quickly five men: Forest Evasheviki, ever, it seems that vitamins A ficult Jobs which faces a doctor. lems of Monmouth County chil- fund chairman, Mrs. Ernest 0. opened a chest cavity and be-Iowa coach; Eddie ErdelaU, and D are to be temporarily In about three days the-fluid dren up to 19 years of age. Suit- Kahn and Mrs. James McCos- (an massaging the heart by former Navy coach; Frank avoided. shifts back into the blood stream. able space is being' sought in anker. Rumson; Mrs. Paul F. SwiU hand. Broylea. Arkansas coach; Hank 4. A tremendous amount of fatIf there is too much fluid going existing building centrally locat- and Mrs. Walter Reade, Jr., Mid- All Makes Soon the widely known Hanne- Foldberg, Florida line coach; or may be lost, as much as a pound back at one time the load may ed. dletown; Jack Welnheimer and mann team of heart surgeons was CharUe Tate, Georgia Tech back' a day at first. A severe bum in- be too great for the heart and A movie, "Angry Boy," will Albert G. McCracken, Fair Ha- All Speeds at work. Within minutes the heart field coach. creases the body's need for con- kidneyi to handle. be shown tomorrow night in theven; Louis H. Burfeind and Rab- beat mi restored by massage Woodruff's 10-year record at auditorium of the Asbury Park bi Morris Shmidman, Asbury and by artificial respiration by Florida is 51-42-5. reira of Brazil was second and Press for 100members of the Park; Mrs. Frank Snead, Mrs. 33 rpm mouth. But Flanagan's body re- Snow Man Tired, Hugh Arrambide of Argentina committee. Herbert L. Linley and Dr. Frank mained cold and blue. Football Writera third. It waa Brazil's first vic- Produced by the National As- J. Altachul, Long Branch; Mrs, Rag. 2.91 Two hours of repeated at tory. sociation for Mental Health, the Berton Kahn and Mrs. Stanley $1.00 Q. WaiM yam pUu* 41*** Rag. 3.91 tempts by electric shock failed To Pick 1959 Team Says DeLeyer Bill Steinkraus, up on Riviera film depicts the treatment of anEdeiken, Elberon; Miss Helen 2.34 to restore a normal heart beat, ATLANTA (AP) — The All- Wonder, captured the night Jump- emotionally disturbed child in aHerrmann, Freehold, and Thomas the latest treatment far Fn- Rag. 3.91 By The Associated Press Kiiuon't iiteatet Cm a jwrms 2Jt Heart stimulants and other drugs America selection committee of ing event, and in the process won psychiatric clinic by a child psy- Tighe, Neptune. MM home treatment $uek mi Rag. S.9I ware tried. NEW YORK (AP) - "Don't the individual championship. He 4.1t the Football Writers Assn. Of think I'm trying to alibi," said eating certain fooiit—S. Rag. 4.91 Finally to try to warm the America will meet Sunday in finished with 46 points. Today'! A. Treatment of Parkinson's dis- 3.49 heart, six quarts of hot, sterile Harry De Leyer yesterday, "but two final event! don't count tow- ease (paralysis agitans or shaking New Orleans to pick the 195Sno9 w Man is tired. Jail Wardens Recommend Starao and Menaral saline solution were poured into team. ard the title. Wiley was second palsy) is based primarily on the the open chest cavity. A few President Fur man Bisher, "Last year he was taking fences with 30 points. That was thetixth use of drugs to help overcome beats of the ventricles (lower by a foot. This year, he's barely U. S. triumph in 12 events. the symptoms. Unfortunately, nq sports editor of the Atlanta Serological Screening drug—let alone diet—has yet chamben of the heart) were re- Journal, announced the meeting clearing them. He must be tired." Steinkraus won by going clean been developed that will perma- 45 rpm coroao. today. He noted that it will be De Leyer is the owner, rider in a jumpoff with Pedro Mayor FREEHOLD - The New Jer-mended by resolution that sero- nently halt the disease, within Encouraged by the reaction, the the first such session held outside and keeper of Snow Man, whoga of Argentina on Stromboli and sey County Jail Wardens' Associ- logical screening programs be in- the last 20 years or so doctors 89c Rag. 1.29 surgeons used massive quantities Chicsgo since the Football Writ- won the Professional Horsemen's Frank Chapot of Wallpack, N. J. ation, meeting here, has recom- cluded in all county jail opera- have been cautiously exploring of warm tap water. They estimat- ers Assn. of America was found- Association Trophy—emblematic on Tally-Ho. tions. the use of certain surgical pro- 1.05 Rag. 2.49 ed they poured 20 gallons over of the year's championship-hut cedures to modify the disabling ed 21 years ago. Pike's- Peak, owned by Eleanor Monmouth County jail, under symptoms of Parkinson's disease. 1.80 Rag. 3.91 Flanagan. Bisher aaid a 22-man team will is a badly beaten second as theSears of Boston, captured the con- Normal heart rhythm returned. National Horse Show cornea to a Man Hurt Sheriff Ira E. Wolcott and War- Some good results have been ob- be chosen from recommendations formation hunter championship den Earl Smith, has for several tained but surgical treatment is CMMratVi . 25* The patient's body warmed up. climax tonight with 15 points, and Little Sailor, regarded at more or 1MS experi- His eye pupil* began to move of the 909 writer membets of years conducted such a program. the FBWAA who already have Windsor Castle, bought by Bobentered by Peggy Augustus of After Fdll Dr. J. A. Levin, Freehold, con- mental by many physicians. This So did Ms limbs. Ballard of Toronto for 150,000 last: Cobham, Va., sewed up the is not to say that nothing can To their dismay Flanagan been polled. RUMSON — Robert Stanton, ducts the clinics with nurses from be done for people with paralysis The team wilt be announced week, already has clinched top working hunter title. 22, of 6 Chapin Ave., Red Bank, the Monmouth County Organiza- tried to get up despite a tube in spot with 27 points. Snow Man is agitans. Even though drug beat, Album. 3|{ Rag. 19c his throat and in the open chest the first week in December in was injured yesterday when he tion for Social Service assisting. ment isn't perfect, most patients Look magazine. struggling along in second place fell 30 feet while pruning a tree State officiate also check the pro- can be helped. cavity. with 10 points. There are a couple Beat Game Yet to Come, The medical team of eight on the Flynn properly, Ever- grams. r«O BMKETBAU. of other horses win could beat Says Diek Colman green Dr. k leaned hi* body temperature had r Tks itttodale*. Frets him out for that spot, too. PRINCETON (AP) — "Our The wardens noted that 'the what w do but... *o iimwjtti risen to 92 degrees from the low EMtem Dlvliin He was taken to Riverview . . . aai do at nasoaabb coat. W L The United States clinched the best game ia yet to come," says Hospital and treated for a pos-programs would provide informa- 80's. ...» 1 International Jumping title dur- Princeton football Coach Dick tion to the wardens on the state Trut JMT health to yoar eoctar— Since then his recovery has FUMelpkia sible fractured hip and possible trart hta awicisjllaas to as. ing yesterday's afternoon session. Colman, "And we hope it comes fractured leg. of communicable diseases among been amazing, the team reports. New Sfark the jail population and would also Wtltom Dlvlilqa Hugh Wiley of Towson, Md., upthis Saturday." Carpenters working on a near- W L ret. OB on Nautical, got a fourth place in The Tigers play Ivy League provide an additional service to Uml. 3 < .sag by house saw Mr. Stanton fall the community by contributing SHREWSBURY The first elevated railroad in i > .sw IV, the International event and that foe Yale in a game Colman said and called police. The Rumson the United States began opera- J S Mi m to the over-all good health of the Mlmttm* 3 t Ml got the Americans home clear. would take "good morale" to win. First Aid Squad took him to the PHARMACY tion in New York City in IKS. Nelson Pessoa, 23-year-old Bra- "We're not a happy team and hospital. county in reducing the incidence N. Ne4 of venereal diseases in the state. CALL SH 1-4a74 Trudu constituted 16 per cent TaiM'TaiMtt gckrtuto zilian, won the test with Copa not a self-satisfied team," he said Mr. Stanton is employed by New Yark at FklWlFklWelpklk a Cabana, clearing 1) fences, good yesterday. "We hope our morale i Oeen Wad. ud Frl NlfMs of all registered motor vehicles tntm ».. Detroit at M. LMls the F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Mr. Smith is secretary of the Cft ffhaaal aas—aVa—" lie the United States in 1958. fllwrarilli at St. LMII for 27 points. Major Reynaldo Per- will build up during the week." Co., Orange. state wardens' group. ar. vnriwiDii?y On Sah Wtdimdoy at 9:30 A. M. • • • • • ••••• •••••* VETERANS DAY SPECIALS COMPANY ASB.UftY PARK KID IANK • • • • • • * ******** • Reg. 5.98-6.98 Misses' Blouses • Imported China Tea & Toast Sets A special purchase of higher priced blouses; dacrons Hand decorated, imported China Tea and Toast and cottons, dacron crapes; solid colors, prints. Sots consisting of 4 plates and 4 cups to the sat. 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