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Imw4 Ddly. M«4*y tkrouk Pittey, wmresult of last night's borough served deeison on one disorderly ling for a delay in any action on Court yesterday for Leo Wein- tho proposed highway extension council meeting. penoni CIM and postponed In- ateln, receiver for Harmony Con- aad widening, and a Rt » ori- The proposed new district will struction Co., by its attorney, definitely bearings on IS others, gin and destination survey. include the area bounded on the Ralph S. Heuser, Matawan. all Hemming from a party broken The governor pointed out that south by tho Central Railroad PIOfOSID RARltAN IWf. HWH SCHOd —The Raritan Township loerd of Education hope* to got stato bond* In the nit, Mr. Heuser claims up by police on Doe. 4. Rt M tkroagh the tracks, oa the west by tho Gar-thst the streets In the 17-hotne approval Monday for this proposed $l,S00,000 high school. If to, o loeol referendum will bo conducted Jan. 19. den State Parkway, on the north development off Harmony Rd. Tht party wat held in a vacant by Apple St. and the southern home oa Mabel St., Uooardo. m any other tws laai Raritan students now attend Keyport High School, which ii on double losiion. Included in the fecilitios of this have been completed according of otato highway. Be- line of tho Swimming River to township specifications. Police amKed 22 people, in- building are II regular classrooms, c«feteri#, library, four science.clauroom-lebt and speciel subject rooms. The Acres development, and oa the ef this, IM salt'inoeoat It also calls for the township cluding five juvenile*. school will acebmmodato a maximum of ISO pupili. Frodoriek Fouler, Haxlot, ii tho architect. . . < east by the borough Una. committee to direct the Under- The OM cue that wai heard arereealrod. was that of a disorderly penons wood Mortgage Co. to rerun Gov. Meyner also pointed out charge agtintt Michael K. Leako. Mn. William Leary $14,SH.N placed in escrow by the that tho state is receiving re- 28. o( Shadow Uwn Trailer Park, developer. quests from Monmoum County to Highlandi, President in Frame Win* $1,150 Ring Board Cuts Budget, The salt also claims mat, dualute Rt n "on tho basis that accofdmg to.the IMS agree. Magistrate Mtnoni reiervod the traffic on this road la too NEW YORK CITY - Mrs. decision after hearing Patrolman gnat and cauwa too much de- WUiam E. Leary of QBOBB Walter Monahan testify that the In Peacemaker Role ^j g lay." Aaao Dr., slrewsoury, N. J., And Then Adopts It ossM hare eaBed m a «M party waa broken up alter numer- Traffic on this road docs not EN ROUTE WITH E1SEN yesterday won an amethyst party to cempMe the work N out complaints had been received come up to the 15,000 to 11,000 FAIR HAVEN - The Board of from nearby residents. HOWER (AP)—Fit and cheerful ring with 12 diamonds worth the develepsr dM aot Tata vehicles daily using Rt 35Heating Code Education last night tentatively tho eemmlttee feu not done. He told the court that he heard through after his three-day Mediterra. II.IM oa Bffl Cudoa's tohvf. adopted a Stt».SIO school budget through Shrewsbury, where It is also charged that Town- loud noiiea, music and laughter nean crulie, President Elsenhow- for 1960-Sl-but not without first Allies Agree "widening is not necessary from alea shew, The Prleo la Right ship Engineer Cnig Finnegaa when ho was about SO to 70 feet er landed in France today for a trimming the spending schedule a local point of view," the gover- Is Adopted never made known in writing to from tho building. Mrs. Leary guessed the vans by $1,000 for two additional nor pointed out. Western Summit meeting that On System ' the developer- that streets were 1 NEW SHREWSBURY - A of the ring to bo (SM. She k teachers it planned to hire. Tho officer testified that. h-eJ "Thli U not at all consistent, may need a peacemaker. not installed according to apatttl* entered tho house with a heating code for this borough war- the governor concluded, _AajKfcemg ttgmi satato the daughter of Mr. aad Mn. A Jan. 14 public bearing date cations. • • -• • ••••/ , rant Ho said that there were la nalannlloa of tho Rt 2* was adopted by tho Mayor and greeted tao. V*l* -heavy ctvkwr RojBWM VaaBraat of * WB- In the KnoUwood School wu-sM. Of Warning Township officials have stated about SO people in the house. Time will be I p. m. Voters will "reUel nato," the govern* Council last night DM MohMs as ska brought the llam St, Red Bank, N. J. they have not taken over the be asked to approve the budget PARIS (AP)-The Western Al- Although arretta wen made lotto* otateds "Over-oil piano of The measure coven all oil and Into TMoa hariwr. streets hoeauso «w streets did Dee. 4, aunimomoa were not Is- the ItthwayDopartmoat sever at the Feb. » school election; lies have authorised first steps gal heating equipment and pro- worked toward an integrated system to pot iMflC (oviualp i^uJuTowntia sued to tho persons involved un- The board last week vides for admlnstration and en- u the President warn of an air attack on West- ResMentt of the ana have til yesterday. of the Rt 21 out an estimated budget of $»1, forcement by a heating inspec- noppoB oewB me gangway to Patrolrnan ern Europe but have left for complained -to > township dMcieti Sevrro Sorenson, Atlantic High- reliof route at Rt. IS la year tor. 900 that included an appropria- French sell. tion for the hiring of four ' PrelldenU Eisenhower and deof a drainage problem. landa. attorney for Leake and U Gaulle the major question of According to the code, oil stor- Brightly decked small boats Acquitted teachers-one for pyhsical educa- The homes in (he devekpamt otter defendants, told Magistrate "Tins over-ell plan is part of whether NATO could order age tanks in all future resident- criss-crossed the Mediterranean tion, another for a foreign Jan. wen completed m 1K7. '' Manson that the "defendanU_ d„o, the program because it wu ovi- FREEHOLD — County Judge ial- caotructlon must be under- harbor and the sailors of the guage, and two lor upper grade French planes Into action against aot admit that thero was alegal dent ftom me very bcgunlag that John C. Giordano directed a ver- ground. All moveable apace beat- French fleet lined the rails of classroom work; the attack. arrest,' ^ Rt IS to the Auboys could aot dict of acquittal yesterday in the en wil) be Illegal. their warships to reader honors Last night, after Stanley Melt- This Is the chief resell sf the His motion for dismissal of the be aa efficient long haul route, trial of former Asbury Park Pa- Radio Relay The aaw code, which replaces to the.President zoff, Grange Ave., questioned aaaaal pMcy revtawby lor- comptainta waa denied. nor could the Edison or Victory trolman Harold Cohen on a the beating lection of the cods A bright sun glistened off the whether n second physical educa- Wa^Bjg, OB^B^B^BJBBJ OB^Bta, BJa^^BSwaW. tHBBgP Bridges take the added traffic" charge of otatrucUng justice. Other penom arrested were; "However, tUa dew not mean formerly used in the borough, spie aad tpu vessels and a few tion teacher wsl "actually Me- letonoftBaUmombenefDM Station Plan John S. Anderson, IS. of M MOB, has boon rcaunmmj by ptd ~~ douu fleeted uuty « Judge CHordano ruled that In- essary," the baud o^cMed to that oiir Hii^laf raatu do not ''~tt ^aridaV'"oiHpjt vMaisiMet: < Norm Atwnitfe Ynetf Orgaa- mouth at, Leonardo; Robert N. nquire receaetruetton to serve LaRue, ottt mfflciem evidence had been sub- scrap its propoeaL ' batten. -Tae; fcw^.BWOj.. UetwtosU, 30,-/o*1W Florence tho Now Jersey Naturl O ships* pennants. The terapentwe O>«pa*y. ceoaeU we* Ktd ) ieiettof . U*. ^didded not to hire a AllATic TOwTmOP-Ploai. Coundlmaa Herbert, L.. WIIMtt French MtnMn- oT State Louis attorney for Mr. Cohen. Atlantic WahliBrti; Leonard R. fuU-tirae fnrelgi Unguage teach- for a radio relay teatallatloB to »••:•;•;-••- -.•• Jaeqfllhoc weTeomed the Presi- Mr. Cohen had been accused eyBtam tat stDJ refnotog ot pat Forleua, Ii, Porttaad Rd., Leo- dent to France on behalf of er, but Instead! to employ, Die ba kjcatid QB tan Margata FBTBI UeeooM Reojeired of takkg a ease of liquor from Aa sty of to ^^^ ' off Rt Sff wan duwisaid at aardo; and Wai Card A. Coa- President CharWa do Gaulle.: who could divide his time be- NATO-l residence of Samuel. Ltaky, tween upper grade classroom aad lakamV' aal^a\tf^a 4o«Ba>BBaamtW ^MeBiBemtltBWari' toy. It, ot 1144 Eirawood Ave., in addition to setting standards Trance ffett caoM toea r iw Bignu wr^mmtf cownuapi OUIwood. for the instaUatlon of gas and aid to im,» Eieenkewer, sold Fourth Ave. Asbury Park, while language teaching. ; - The United Statea wants forces hg. ••.;•.-• •-,-• • ' Also: Harry A. Daino, IS, ofDriving Car oil heating equipment, the cods ABC agents and local poliee wan .The,board last week set aside la reply. "The aadoriymg af- : request has been made to sets a $10 annual license fee for raiding the'Linky hooie.'" ' an estimated yearly salary:of of a» NATO nations unified un- T : 111 Miner St. HigMands; MisJ s NEW YORK FAIR HAVEN - Two veteran traveling a total of 14 weeks dur WBI OJOJ •oard of Education membersb - Ing tho nest six months. wswry a. wvchriHng} the presld onioK or ala night they will sot bo candidates »-*^ »-«— — -» "It would not bo fair for mo sininjojwv BwejBf B)ejrnjojra tor reofottloa at the FebI to. May oa as a board member," ho added. They an Emll L. Jakubecy, Mr. Woodhead had taken out board leader, aad Walter A. a fling petition-but said last LONDON (API —American tailors and marines iti. Mght hoo changed Ms mind and tlonod lii London throw their annual Chriitmai party for Mn. Qtadys C. Hunter, bboardd decided not to run again. vice president, said she willl run Mrs. Dsspina Lohman, board Irltlih orphani yeiterday. They treated 100 youngitan !i _.. u. u ^ ^ i««roUryi««ro , said earlier this week to Ice cream, UNION BEACH - A small Formed roup of irate citzens let loose Gas Company TRENTON (AP)-Two newly flood of protest last night about formed committees went to work the "flood" which is encroach- today to divert a proposed jet ing on their property. Promotes airport from Morris County to The barrage, leveled againsl Burlington County. 3cal and state officials, followed A Morris County opposition he final regular meeting of the G. E. Morgan group met in Chatham last night lUt-going borough council. It ASBURY PARK — The Board and named a five-member steer ame from some eight residents of Directors of the New Jersey ing committee, representing all if the Harris Gardens section Natural Gas Company has an- levels of government; '. the borough. nounced the appointment of A study committee was named The area has been plagued over George E. Morgan, 130 Cherry here yesterday to look into the lie years with an increasingly Tree Farm Rd., Middletown, to best uses of the pine barrens o serious drainage problem caused the newly-created position of as- Southern New Jersey. A jetport principally by water pouring out sistant vice president in charge was a prime suggestion. of a ditch which runs under of operations. In Washington, the Federal Rt. 36 from Raritan Township. Aviation Agency threw cold Mrs, Edith Hill, 1301 Patter- water on the idea of a Burling- son Ave., termed the section "one ton air terminal. The FAA re- big mud hole." plied to a request by Sen. CUf- In an interview with The Regis- ford F. Case (R-N.J.) to re- ter after the meeting, Mrs. Hill view the situation. HOMI MC0RATIN9 —Members of the judging team for the Christmas Home said that water has seeped into The FAA, which rejected the Decorating contest in New Shrewsbury map their plant in the home of the chairman, practically all the cellars in the idea of a Burlington airport last irea, and that foundations are June, took a hands-off policy on PAWNII CHIEF— Naw York Gov. Nalson A. Rocke- Mrs. Betty Arrington, 64 Pear St. The contest is spomorad by the Red Bank Commun- King endangered. the New York Authority's pro- feller thanks Chiaf James Sun Eagle* altar being made ity Chamber of Commerce. With Mrs. Arrington ara William J. Kane, left, and No Action posal for a jet center to serve the New York metropolitan area. Chester E. McEachern. Absent at the time was Mrs. Alice Holden. 'We have not been able to get an honorary chief of tha Pawnees and given a war bon- The Port Authority said Mon- action from anybody—the admin- ne*. Tha ceremony took placa at Oklahoma City's air- day that the Great Swamp of istration or the state. Morris County was the only port before Rockefeller laft for Tanas on his political In about two weeks," she feasible site to build a terminal tour. Sun Eagle gava Rockefeller tha Indian name of added, "it will be Impossible to wice as big as New York's Christmas Concert Presented drive a car up to the house." Nashure Larwlakalhru, which meant "Noble Man." Idlewild airport by 1975. "Even now," said Mrs. Hill, Morris County residents and (AP Wirephoto) mud is splashed on our house officials last night attacked the by passing cars. The whole thing By High School Choral Group Port Authority as a "divide-and- WEATHER is a mess. For that matter, so conquer" organization that would To Expand is the entire borough," she con- require well-organized opposition. Cloudy skies today with rala RED BANK — The annual :luded. Two officials mentioned a developing, eeatuwlag tonight Mrs. Hill's husband, Thomas Welfare Home Christmas concert by the choral plan to tun ll.tM acres that aad eadlag Saturday. Tempera- Intended To Post Auxiliary Hill, reported that in 1953 he and the Port Authority wants Into tures mostly la tha Ms but FREEHOLD — An $11,700 ex- groups of Red Bank High School George E. Morgu several of his neighbors spent a wild life preserve, pre- tuning ceMer late Saturday or pansion program for the :county was held last night in the high Accepts Five over $700 for new curbing' and sumably under the control of a Saturday alght. Winds easterly welfare home has been approved Sign Petition, school auditorium. The choir, the a catch basin to help ease the L. I. Pollitt, Jr., vice presi- county park commission, at M t* U m. a. h. today, by the state Department of In- dent In charge of operations, said Choralettes and a brass quartet water dangers. Madison Mayor Thomas Tabei picking up to around N m. p. itutions^and Agencies. the new position was made New Members "So bad is it now." said Mr. suggested residents buy up th b. tantgnl and going Into the Expansion and improvements Aldus Says were featured. necessary by the growth of the LAURENCE HARBOR - Three Hill, "that water covers the curb- land and donate It as a garni northwest Saturday. Outlook: will provide space for 24 more SHREWSBURY - Frank Ak- The choir sang "God Is a company and the area it serves. senior and two junior members ing and the basin after rain." refuge. Sunday aad Monday fair and persons. The present capacity of "In the past two years we have his, 42 Shadowbrook Rd., says he Spirt," by Scholin; "Cherubic were accepted at a meeting of 'Drinking water is also affect- "If the Port Authority doesn seasonably cold. the home is 116. Intended to ilgn a petition fav- added about 13,000 customers," Hymn," by Gretchaninoff; "Now, the Auxiliary of the Laurence eed. " Mr. Hill slated...... , "th.e whole move in," he told a business- Block Island to Cape May: The County Welfare Board will oring the paving of Shadowbrook Mr. Pollitt stated, "and Indica- Bright and Still," by Williams; Harbor American Legion Post thing is a real health hazard." like meeting of more than 100 East to northwest winds ItM receive bids for the necessary Rd., with the borough splitting The Hills have resided in Un- tions are that this rapid rate of grim community leaders, "it'll work on Jan. 20. •Night Journey of the Wise Men," this week in the post home. m. p. h. today increasing te the cost. ion Beach since 19ft). :rowth will continue." be only a matter of time before Two new wards are planned, by Morgan; "Shepherds Shake Senior members are Mrs. Leroy IMS m. p. h. tonight and Mr. Aklus' name was missing Earlier in the evening, Mayor Mr. Morgan has served for the someone else does." and bedrooms now occupied by Off Your Drowsy Sleep," Bescan- Halbert, Sr., Mrs. John Paris backing la northerly 2S45 m. from the petition which was pre- Boyle K. Pattison apologized to past two years as assistant man- Named to the committee wen employees will be renovated for con carol; "What Child Is This," and Mrs. Charles Mills. Juniors p. h. late tonight er early Sat- aented at Tuesday night's council Harris Gardens residents not be- ager in charge of operations of Rep. Florence P. Dwyer (R-N.J use by patients. New facilities Greensleeves; "God Rest Ye are Susan Mills and- Eleanor urday. Cloudy with rala south meeting by Councilman Willitm Mills. ing able to do something about (he company's Central division, State Sen. Thomas J. Hillery for employees will be built/ , • Merry Gentlemen." traditional; portka spreading vnr the W. Curdt, road committee chair Mrs. William Bridgeman, chair- the problem. which covers Monmouth and RMorris), Somerset County A budget of $9,800 for the chil- 'Good Christian Men, Rejoice!" north portion today. Rala to- man. man of the past president's din- Roadblocks Ocean counties. He previously Freeholder Henry L. Fetherston dren's shelter program was ap- traditional; and the Fred Waring night. Rain possibly mixed with Because only five of 13 resi- ner the auxiliary will give tc "We had high hopes all work was manager of the Northern (R), Mayor James M. Hender- proved as well as onp for $34,104 arrangement of 'Twas the Night •now eadlag Saturday morning. dents on Shadowbrook Rd. and honor Mrs. John DiGiovanni, sail would be completed before this division, which Includes IS mu- son (R) of Chatham, and Rep. for the board's program of a* Before Christmas," by Clement Visibility Ml mOes lowering Queen Anne Dr. signed the peti- committee members will hold council ended its term," he said, nicipalities in Morris County. Peter Frelinghuysen (R-Nj; to aae4 miles occasionally leas slstsnce to the blind. C. Moore. chairman. tion, council dropped the matter. planning meeting next week. Serv 'but various roadblocks have A civil engineer, Mr. Morgan ana mile In rala Four companies which submit- Waiting For Neighbor The choir recently performed ing witn jhe chairman will be made it impossible." attended the University of Ala- No name has been selected foi seme fog Improving to II miles ted identical bids for paper ta- for the Old Guard and will par- Mrs. Jack Olsen, Mrs. John the group yet, although one of "I told Bill Curdt I wanted to The mayor expressed hope that bama and served in the Army be- Saturday aftemoaa. bleware and other paper items ticipate in a carol sing at the vachitis, Mrs. Leroy Halbert, the new council would follow-up fore joining New Jersey Natural ficial suggested that it be called will each supply one fourth of the Sign it." Mr. Aklus said. "I Santa Claus parade tomorrow, Mrs. John Colista, Mrs. Davii on the project and do everything Gas Company in 1954. He is a SCRAM-for Steering Committee itmes. wanted to wait until my next Regional Advisory Morris. The Choralettes' selections were Gillespie and Mrs. Peter Fierro possible to get the job finished. member of the technical com- The contracts, which totaled door neighbor made up his A doien Burllntton and 'Coventry Carol." traditional; "0 Miss Betty Reiner, chairman Councilman James R. Jones, mittee of the New Jersey Gas Waterline $S,S41, were awarded to Union mind." Ocean County officials Come All Ye Faithful," "Carol said the final youth dance foi defeated in last November's elec- Association, the American Gas Distributors, and George Kuhn, Mr. Aklus said he thought Mr. with the SUM Conservation of the Drum," Davis; "Mary Had the year was held Friday, and tion, said that most of the pre- Association and Long Branch both of Red Bank; Sofield Supply Curdt was going to return the eommlssloMT to talk of a Baby," spiritual; "O Holy the next dance will be Jan. 16, Rotary Club. Explosion Company, Sea Girt, and C. G. petition before presenting it to liminary work on a drainage sys- yeloplng their sparsely Night," Adam, and "A Very Mrs" . -----Rollin Rathbun- , chaplin, tem has been done. "Specifica- Winans Company of Asbury Park. the governing body. He said Mr. asked members to participate in lated areas. Curdt picked up the petition Sat- Merry Christmas," Gilbert and tions have been approved, and Kills Three The board awarded a contract a Book of Prayers contest which They revived a plan for an ail tr $1,138 to Office Essentials urday. Gilbert. several satisfactory bids were re- IONG BEACH. Calif. (AP)- the state and national Legion port to fern the PhiladelpMi Inc., Red Bank for ofifce furni- Council voted in October to pay The Choralettes specialize ceived in October," he pointed Jury to Hear Deedly gas spread through an popuTar"and~show music and in- Auxiliaries is holding. Members and New York areas. ture. The Thomas A. Edison half the (4.008 cost for drainage out. underground waterline last night, dude seasonal repertory. Their were asked to compose prayers The FAA turned down such Co., Vest Orange, was awarded and surfacing work. Shadow- ''The big drawback," he ad- turning it into a tunnel of silent bookings: include performances for publication in a special pray- Hulan Jack proposal last June. A spokes $1,800 bid for dictating equip- brook Rd. residents would have vised, "is a lack of funds. We and explosive horror. for the UN Day program, high er book. man said, "We haven't been able ment. Bids for typewriters were to pay the other half, plus the tried to transfer monies alloted NEW YORK (AP) — Manhat- Three working on the pipeline school Parent Teacher .Associa- A Christmas party, featurin; to determine any need for it.' tabled for further study. total cost of installation of curbs. to police headquarters renovation, tan Borough President Hulan E. tion; New Shrewsbury Woman's i gift exchange, revelation Case told the FAA: project were killed by fumes. Mr. Aklus said two residents "secret pals" and a co-operativ but the State Municipal Finance Jack goes before a grand jury "A review of the Burlington Two were critically burned by Club, Santa Claus parade, Kiwa- Commission turned us down." The Berlin airlift in 194M9 en the road hadn't seen the peti- nis Club. Monmouth Medical Cen-««PP«f followed. Mrs. Walter today to tell about the much- County site is especially called gas explosions. tion. Need New Bids carried 2,325,000 tons or sup- ter and others. Schlicting was hostess, assisted publicized remodeling job on his for in light of the strong oppo- Another was overcome One of the residents who sign- seven-room Harlem apartment. plies to two million people cut The brass quartet played "Lo, by Mrs. Dennis McDonald, Mrs, The bids, lowest of which was sition which has developed to th fumes but is expected to re- off by the Soviet blockade. ed the petition, William Bell, is Jack admitted yesterday thai How A Rose Ere Blooming," Rathbun, Mrs. William Fostei about t4,0OO, will have to be re- proposal that jet airport be Jo cover. expected to move from tin bor- the $5,500 renovation bill was paid cated in Morris County." Praetorius, and "Deck The Halls" and Mrs. Marie Elwood. Mrs, submitted if and when the new The blasts sent 15-foot columns for by real estate operator Sid- , ough around the first of the year. Welsh carol. A special arrange- John Crimmlns will be chairman administration decides to proceed Said the PAA spokesman: of fire soaring out of open man- ment was played to accompany of the "secret pal" project for with the drainage work. ney J. Ungar, who had been seek- "Selection of a site is a local holes spaced along a two-mile Matawan la Santa't the choir in a selection. They 1960. It was voted last night to re- ing sponsorship of a city slum matter. We have no authority construction area. also accompanied the procession- turn the money put down by the clearance project. to intervene." Police and firemen told this RECORD Host Tomorrow al and recessional. various bidders. He considered the transaction The proposed jetport must ha' story: MATAWAN - Santa Claus will To Renew Council has one more officia as only a loan not yet repaid, the approval of the states Joe E. Snow, 35, of Bellflower, arrive by train tomorrow at 1:30 session before it dissolves. That Jack said. New York and New Jersey. Calif., and Allen R. Holmei, 39, SALE p. m. at the Matawan Railroad Highlands Girl Named Is an adjourned meeting on Dec Political Fix? of El Monte, Calif., were work Station, through the efforts ol the To College Who's Who Steel Talks 29 to discuss a proposed amend- The jurors want to determine ing in an open manhole. Holmes Matawan Recreation Commission. ment to an ordinance regulating Miracle told police he lit a cigarette, He will be met by the Fire HIGHLANDS - Miss Dorothy WASHINGTON (AP) - Feder- if the deal was intended as a All Makes al mediators plan' to get steel tavern hours. political fix. tremendous explosion follow- Department, Junior Drum and Rowland' *, S" Hillside Ave., is In addition to Mayor Pattison ed. Holmes and Snow were en- seniors' af * *«* negotiations started aga Mayor Robert F. Wagner said Bugle Corps and. will ride on a among the seven and Mr. Jones, Councilmen Jo- At Sea gulfed in flames. All Speeds sleigh up Main St. to the First Georgian Court College who have early next week, probably Mon- "It was not a proper act and it day. seph Carney and Walter Chomic LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Crated with pain, Holmes Aid Squad building on Little St. been listed in the 196041 annual is now up, to the district attorney Top leaders of the Steelworkers will conclude their council duties The freighter was sinking fast. out of the manhole, his where he will distribute gifts to directory of Who's Who Among to see if there is any violation ol 33 rpm Union have been tied up in Ch Dec. 31. Radio operator Audrey Corbett arms and chest charred by the •mail children. Students In American Universi- the law." cago with aluminum industry con flames. He doused the flames The commission atated four ties and Colleges. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, the »•* a last-minute SOS. Re*. 2.91 tract talks. They reportedly w only official who can relieve a The distress call was heard in In a puddle, then Jumped back $1.00 local organisations have assisted A graduate of Red Bank Cath- wrap up a settlement this week borough president, has asked the San Francisco. Then silence. into tha hole and rescued Snow. 2.34 Rag. 3.91 with donations for the event. olic High School, Miss Rowland Stevenson Steelworkers are back to worl district attorney for a report on A section of the ship's hold had They were taken to a hospital Rag. 3.91 is majoring in business adminis- 2.71 during an 80-day Taft-Hartley i the situation. been flooded. in critical condition. NO VISITS tration and mlnoruig In Spanish 4.1f Rag. 8.91 junction period. The injunctioi At a joint news conference yes- Fifteen crewmen of the SS About three Mocks from where The Veterans Administration and secretarial science at the Sees Arms halted their 116-day strike, b terday, Jack and Ungar gave the Guam Pioneer scurried into two Holmes and Snow were rescued, 3.4f Rag. 4.91 representative who usually visits school. She is a member of the they could strike again after thi same version of the remodeling lifeboats yesterday and rowed they found three bodies in moth Red Bank will not be available Courtier staff and of the Glee injunction expires Jan. 26. Race at End desperately to escape the sinking er part of the tunnel. The dead Stares and Henoral Christmas or New Year's Day. Club. In addition, Miss Rowland deal. President Eisenhower, who e: NEW YOR K(AP) - Adali E. They watched the 3,500-ton were identified as: The service to veterans will re- has been active in the Court TeU Their Side pressed strong hope a settl Stevenson says he sees new hope James Laldlaw, Jr., 17, of 5303 sume Friday, Jan. 8. from 9 a. Players for four years, serving freighter, laden with scrap iron, ment would be reached while hi for an end to the arms race with Jack said after his re-election Dun Robin Ave., Lakewood, m. to 4 p. m. The representative as secretary-treasurer and pres- slip under the dark waters of th was abroad, returns from h Soviet Russia. in 1957 the decided to refurnish Calif., son of tht crew foreman. is available in police headquart- ident. She also teaches confra- and renovate the rented apart- Pacific. They were about tour next Tuesday. Federal Medi "Once a revolutionary regime Leroy Ewart, 21, of Para- ers, Monmouth St. ternity classes. ment in which he has lived for miles southwest of Los Angeles. ation Director Joseph F. Finne leaves behind its adolescent fan- mount, Calif. IB years. He borrowed money to The crew, including Americans, gan said he would arrange a se aticism," Stevenson writes In the Kenneth Vem Calhoun, 33, of pay for the furnishings snd he Cubans, Greeks and Spaniards, ies of negotiation meetings be- quarterly magazine, Foreign Af- 30-04./ MICWT4W0N OUKOOK contacted Ungar, and old friend, drifted in lifeboats for eighl UM0 Lambert St., El Monte. fore Christmas. fairs, "risk and cost become pow- to do the renovating. No papers hours—and prayed. Firemen said all three died of erful considerations. I believe the Wages and local working rules were drawn up, he said, adding A heavy fog hung low over the asphyxiation. are at issue. Pre-strlke wages exercise genuine influence in Mos- waters. But two low-flying Coast averaged $3.11. cow today and that we should do "This was done on a friendly basis between friends. My word Guard planes pierced tha mist what we can to encourage the and sighted the lifeboats. Trail Riders Pole Fails in Second trend." was my bond," Ungar, asked if Jack had re- Another Navy vessel, the USS Tho former Illinois governor Try lo Kilter U.S. paid him for the renovation work, Picket, steamed lo the aite and Have Party and two-time Democratic nomi- HOBOKEN (AP) - Zbignle answered: took the rescued seamen aboard nee for the presidency has said LONG BRANCH-Thirty-five Ludoborski, a native of Poland, "Not a penny." for the long trip back to San made his second unsuccessfu he Is not a candidate, for the I960 Francisco. members ol the Monmouth Coun Voted Against Uagar ty Trail Riders attended s attempt to enter the United nomination. But Foreign Affairs A spokesman for the ship's a Christmas party Friday al States yesterday, He was arres says yesterday's 7,500-word artl- Ungar said Jack voted agains„_....t ent, Transmarine Navigation Co Johnny's Diner, here, ed by the FBI as a slowawa; cle Is his most comprehensive him three times on the clearance said the reicue was "a miracle aboard the liner Nieuw Amste discussion of foreign affairs slno project, once as late as two weeks The group decided to partici- dam after the ship was docket his 1936 campaign. ago. pate In a Christmas celebration here. Jack, as Borough President at Kuhns In tomorrow at 10 a. m. in the Red William G. Simon, sped SCOUTS TO BE GUESTS a salary of $15,0110 a year, Is the Bank Armory. Harry Dlxon, Glendola, will agent In charge of the Newark LAURENCE HARBOR - Boy highest paid Negro official In Field Training | JO-DAY TOMHMTUM OUTIOOK lead thi Trail Riders in the FBI office, said Ludoborski, 4 Scout Troop 92 of St, Lawrenc New York. HEILBRONN, Germany—Arm Armory, was deported by immlgatinn Catholic Church , under the lead- The story of the apartment ren- Pfc. Robert L. Kuhm, 21, son flcials last month when ho a, ovation came to light this week ership of Scoutmaster Frank Mr. snd Mrs, Ivan C. Kuhm, fl (lira to «dv«nlM In Tht H«flH«r, rived at New York as a stow Vcnry, will be guest of the SI. In the New York Post, which Buttonwood Dr., Shrewsbury —Artv»rtli§minl, way aboard a Norwegian cargi turned over Its findings lo the Joseph's Boy Scout Troop tomor- N. J,, recently participated will ship. district attorney's office. row In St, Joseph's hall at the 4th Armored Division's 461 Simon said Ludoborski honrdci Christmas party, The boys will Medical Battalion in a field trail the ship at Fort dcFrancc, Ma bo In uniform and gifts will be AVIATION GRADUATE Inn exorclie In Germany. Unique, in the West Indies, h exchanged. MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Robert,J The exercise was designed mixing with the passengers, Hi H, Kuglcr, Navy airman ippren- determine the effectiveness of thi Till IIIIHM II Mr slept in the ship's library or oi ATTENDS PARTY tlce, son of Mr. and Mrs, Char battalion In evacuating and car deck and ate one meal a day TRENTON — Stephen Subowlci les G. Kugler, 127 Stateilr PI,, Ing for a largo number of can when buffet suppers woro served of Rumson, vlco chalrmnn of the Riverside Heights, grsduated altles resulting from a slmulat ll« was charged with secre 103!) Multiple Sclerosis Society Doc, 14 from the Aviation Fam atomic Attack. fi himself alwnrcl tho vpm llnpo rhfM cnmpalfin In Mon- Illnrlrntlon School at tho Nnval Pfc. Kuhns, a medical ipccls Mm of thr ttn knew • torxl thine when (iml remnlnlnjt ubnnrrt wllhmi moulh County, win nmniw thn ISO Air Technical Training Cent* lit In the Imltnllon's Company limy put tenkwood In their deck*; women In the know wn ItwMilM.VVMrrfMIIMMU consent (if the person In com wh« intended the Onlrnl New here, Ptirpoio of iho two-week In lldllmmn, cMcnd (he Arm; how hrnutlfiil It Mny< In limwholcl artlclr* lint tn hunt line, mnnil. Tim ship decked her J tinny Clmptcr tif tin1 Nntlnnn In Oclnlier, IfKW, completed bn! flu»»i»llro)»: »wvnl Irak by I)nn»K -ovnl trn.v, 31", 34", 37", ll In (r> prepare urndunttn wlf-hnnillcii-- trlvMA, *t\, A ml i-rct,--trivet troy with 3 glnss Wfdnesilny, Multiple Scleronln SiK'Inty hnll for upeclallml training In one of;lc Iriilnlnc nt I'nrl 11'Kid, Trx WIATHIR PORICAST MAP—Theie mepi, bated on Invrto lor whatever you «Uh to strye. I.uilnburskl win tirrnljuied In ilny pnrly I.IM week In llio Law the mnny nvlntlon technical nml orrlvrd nvemrM ltt«t Mny •hoie supplied by the Unlrod Stafoi Weather Bureau, fnro U. S. lommlsslimi'r 'MIOIMII rmco Utind firp htiiinn here, field*, Instruction In Iho courtio llr' in n MM KNtiliinU' of Ret leracait the probable precipitation and temperatures for W. Clohnscy In .Icir/iiy City mi Included nlrcrnft fsmlllnrl/nllon, Honk Ilich School nnd a 19 rciniindrd In Hudson County Ju i-(io« ran CATAUXI •h|» next 30 diyi. IAP Wlrtphoto Map) 'I'lm Klimilllt" ji'il'l ""li In (lc»lHimtl»n«, type* and mlmloni, KNKltinlr of Iho University in lieu of $1,000 hull Almka began In Autuit, 1890. flro-flfthtlng and first alt). i North Cnmiliui, DENNIS TM MENACE Travel Gift Offer* CRfCWNMI CAT) ~T»«f> Monograms Say dnnnti iud»mgrnm« Imported aee«ti6ri«i. Shetland wool muffler, woven in Scotland, in authentic clan tartans. Heather tones of red, gold, charcoal, START YOUR 1960. brown, and green, 5.95 CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY! Linen handkerchiefs, from Switzerland, of course. Delicate Swiss pure linen, A CLASS FOR EVERY PLAN AND PURSE hand rolled, 1.50 Fay | .SO week and receive f J5.00 Pay $ 1.00 week and racaiva $ 50.00 Soft English wool hose by Cox Moore. •ay $ 2.00 week and receive $ 100.00 Pay f 3.00 week and racafva $ 110.00 Circular knit to eliminate teams. Pay $ $.00 week and receive $ 250.00 Pay f 10.00 week and raeafva $ 500.00 Neat birdseye patterns. Pay $20.00 week and racaiva „ $1000.00 Extra darning wool included. NO SERVICE CHARGE 2.50, anklets. 2.95, half length. THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO I P, M. FRIDAY EVENINGS ALL DAY - ONE STOP BANKING RED BANK / LITTLE SILVER / KEYPORT / ENGLISHTOWN MMlffflNflM^ on na•mn ii , mm> MM memtM tr**, pat, W. \m-$u '/I NORFOLK, Va. (AT) Nurses Plan 1 The Canadian Forestry AM, m» torn toMMjfw coaAtes ft Hsynsworth says Ms grtat- men (MtHu i est golf thrill came in, Atlanta operates a special tonservatfoa Pood Basket far *"«* - ' while the Ryder Cup rr ches Jones. car traveling more than 12.001 were being played there. - The admiral was especially miles over Canadian National Announcement ol these projects thrilled because Jones was watch- wa> made b Mrs Juliiui Hem He was playing a good round, Railways to teach conservation Distribution * p- but a spectator told him: "You've ing him at a time when the hill when the association board got a nice wrist action, but youentire British Ryder Cup team of wild life, forests and water RUMSON-Nursei of the. Pub- met Tuesday in the nurses' of- never get more distance was on the course. Uc Health Nursing Association fleet in Rumjoa Borough Hall. of Rumson, Sea Bright and Fair Nurses also gave reports listing Haven, on Wednesday morning their activities of the past month, will distribute Christmaitmas food giving services to schools of the bkbaskett s t o needdy off thh e three threh e bboroughsh , as wellll as aiid tto residents in their homes. In November, nurses made 111 visits in Rumton; 58 in Fair • i Haven, and « in Sea Bright Of Swartztfs a total of 235 visits, 121 were • i to private homes, and 113 office Lorgt Assortment • i Hoxl.t, N. X vititt. Three schools were vis- • i ited, and 93 children cared for. Under the unit's dental clinic WISTHM AIMIUARY —Ihitallad now ofRctri of the Wettside Hoso Company • i program, nine children wire Auxiliary wo,'loft to right, Mrs. Uuli Sehwind. socrotary; Mrs. Paler R. Calli. proii- 11 and for from Sea Bright School tup 11 Stocking: and Holy Cress School, Rumson, dent; Mitt Hargorot Photon, retiring protidsnt, and Mn. C. Kennoth Woodward, 13 were cared for from the bor- 1 • i troaiuror. Installation w« hold Wodnetday at tho auxiliary ! annual Christmas par- Mwcnon of ough of Rumtoo, aid 17 from ty in tho Wlllowbrook, Fair Haven. 11 •Havahart Fair Haven. Christmas decorations— 11 _-' Under well-baby clinics, four LAVOIE GETS CONTRACT A V children were cared for in-Sea ojifts fof him aw MI*. Traps ~ I Bright; six in Fsir Haven, and FORT MONMOUTH - An Ar A 14 in Rumson. my Signal Corps contract for $35- A •Skuttle 500 has been acarded to Lavoie 11 Laboratories, Inc., MorganviUe, MIDDLETOWN 11 Mothers Guild ByTOMHENSHAW to Bishop Otto DlbeUus for an electronic phase locking Humidifier Lutheran Church in Communist 11 9#fVlC# PflftS AP ReUgioa Writer East Germany; device, it was announced today QARDEN CENTER Has Party Chances are that one out Another set was to have been by the Fort Monmouth Procure- •Ate Fitters LONG BRANCH-Seventy-five every four cards you get this sent to President Elsenhower but ment Office, U. S. Army Signal HIGHWAY 35 members of tho Mother*' Guild Chriitmu will have a religious the plan was upset by the Presi- Supply Agency. of the Star of the Sea Academy theme. dent's trip through Europe, Asia MIDDLETOWN •Plastic Pipe . attended a Christmas buffet party A dozen years ago tho ratio sad Africa. I . Tuesday night in the school cafe- would have been one in 30. On the Island of Madagascar OflM IVWY DAY teria. Mrs. William Holland, preti- It's an indication Oat Christ, Santa Onus and a garish store off the coast of South Africa a •Salt- all types $ dent; thanked all members for who it the reason for it all, iawindow may still be the symbol thirsty traveler doesn't have to; • AND of Christmas to many but re- their cooperation. Sitter Agnes, making a comeback in Christ- worry much. Find a Ravenala •Salt Hay Gabriel, mother superior, also mas. ligious cards, seals and Chris- tree, punch it with a sharp stick SUNDAY commended the group for gene- mons are helping Christ to catch and about a pint of clear water The drive to convert Christ- up. rous assistance and expressed the inas cards from secularism flows out •Heat Tapes hope that the work would con- was began In 1*47 by »e Na- Ffi -TTTTTT tinue throughput the year. tional Council of Churches. •Duct Cement Mn, Lester Joste, Wanamatsa, The council suggested that •••••(•••>iisiiaaiiBiss»iiiiiis»ii»ii»B»ssiiiii»i»a»i»aiiiiisiaisiisssBiiBiasiBsaiiii reported that the dance recently BBBiBsaaaBiiBasBiBiaBiBsasBsiiBiaaiasiiBiBiisBBBSBisBiflBStiiiiiiiiiBiBiBiissiiBiBaaBiaBiBBatB; card publishers could help re-1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBBBBBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBeBBBBBBB held at'Winamatsa Gardens was store the religious significance •Fencing • attended by 125. Last week's of Christmas by putting out a•••••] • toy sale netted $MJ, it was an- •IIBBI greater variety of cards with BBBBBB •Organks nounced by the chairman, Mn. religious themes. Mslvin Store, Deal, the affair If they would, the NCC prom- wis so well received, that a ised, it would urge the » mil- flatter that man on •Purina Chows bigger toy sale Is planned for lion members of its members next year. churches to send cards that •Plastics Two fund-raising projects will 'more fully express the holy take place in January. The first spirit of Christmas.' is in charge of Mrs. Frederick The co-operative effort has McCormack, West Long Branch, worked out well. assisted by Mrs. Thomas Budd, The Creeting Card Association Christmas SwartzeTs Long Branch, and will be held (GCA) estimates that more than Monday, Jan. 11, at the school. (Holtt M SMb*) K. billion Christmas cards will All grades will participate In be put in the mail this year. e "calendar party" scheduled PIMM* CO 4*2211 for Sunday, Jan. 31; In the high Of tbat Bomber, eem IM school auditorium. Mrs. James million will be rtUHoos la HaiUt, N. J. tsae, ranalai from Madeanu Eardley of Little Silver, chair- (the neat popular symbol) to man, states that each month shepherds, Wits Men and BBBBIl will be represented. And the new cherubs. / slate of Hawaii will be given aaaaai special recognition. The NCC is not the only or- BBBBSl linn (solution hard at work trying 9BBBBI to reduce the gaudy commercia- • ••••P< lism that has threatened to en- BBBBBB • O • I tweed SBBBBB gulf what It essentially a religi- •••••I ous holiday. A number of groups, mostly in- sport jackets formal, are quietly plugging away at the theme. ... fhe aristocrat of sport The Keep Christ In Christmas Committee (KCCC) headed by . jackets for men of flood taste %..button down New Yorkers Henry K. Jaburg and Julius F. E. Nickelsburg, is —•he best looking and hard- dress shirt employing Christmas seals as its ait wearing sport jaekot of tool. Sinalo naadlo t-iilored oxford The seals, designed to be at- them all—tailored in the tradi. droti ihJri of promlum cotton, tached to the backs of Christmas AT card envelopes, feature holly tional manner in Interosting pearl buttons ... A fino aift' wreaths encircling the motto valusl BBBBBa BBBBBB 9roup of colors I patternt. BBBBBI "Keep Christ in Christmas." <••••• BIBBBI FAIR HAVEN HARDWARE A novel pUalabeiac tried ••••<• aBBBBB Sins 36-46. naulari, shorts, by the women ol ths Church •BBBBB 7 LIGHT INDOOR SETS of the Atetasloa (Lutheran) fat longs, extra I DaavUs, Va. . RoaaMy 2.70 They are seeking to replace the Sptcid 98c dazzling Christmas tree orna- wbltt ments with "Chrismons," or 7 UGHT OUTDOOR SETS monograms of Christ 100 Since last summer, tho' 18 3.60 Spfrclfll 2.39church women have manufact- aaaaaa ured by hand more than f ,000 of BBBIBB thorn, using plastics, betas and RIOULATrON STZI •••••• synthetic rubber. astaas BASKETBALL 88 Each ChrUmon, says their pas- •••••• tor, Rev. Kenneth Crumptoo, is•BBBBB 2 symbolic of, some event in the life of Christ •Btiia laaaaaa STOP IN AND TRY A "LUCKY MY" For Instance, a cross repre- •••••• TO OUR TRIASURI CHUT Of HUBS sents ma Crucifixion; a butter- IBBBBBB fly the Resurrection; a rose the Nativity. The colors white and FAIR HAVEN HARDWARE gold denote the purity and king- ship of Christ. 712 RIVIR ID. SH M200 PAIR HAVIN The symbolism goes back to the dawn of Christianity, sayt Rev. Mr. Crumpton. Last year, the Church of Ibe Astaaslaa usd Ckrismeas m a tree la the enures saactasry. 'A, CLOSE-OUT TMi ytar May ara sertedag • inn •••••• Electrically Illuminated A set already has been sent • ••an tho worsttd slock HUtWON CHANGES ROLE >&,' NEW YORK (AP) - Another the hard finished wor- Broadway theater is returnlm CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES to statecraft after yelri of UK sted fUnnol slack makes as a television studio. The Hudson, which first open- • aorfoet match. •13" II" IfetafiMttd Santa Clous 1,49 ed in J903, Is to get s new Lil- lian Hellman play on Feb. JJ Might SotwGE Mbs—Indoor 1.59 The drama hat not yet been ooo Orion OJMI wool titled, but production plans an moving apace. Might St-01 mbi—Outdoor 2.12 The Hudson hit housed thi knit (orsoy televised Steve Allen "Tonight11 II Uffcr Moor .2.14 1 Ihjkt CM*..... M show and "Tho Jack Pati Smartly styled for all M M Show." 7 Lltjfcr MMT .... .tt DNfrk RoMoor .. .14 ,opon dally and Saturday 9 to 9 Uiutlly dratted malei. at^ 7 Uffct Otrtwtf ..|«3r HhmitatftB Chww l«2f CHRISTMAS •Mtrk Star .7* I Uikt COM*. 1.|f SKOAL! 25-UoJ.r SofwOiitdoot 4.11 LAUREL fcUght Candlt 2.49 WumliMtod Condi* Wrtotti .44 ROPING Ritj. 3 yd*. $1.00 the fair NOW FELDMAN 4 yds. Only $.99 University Shop ELECTRIC SUPPLY ROUTI 33 2*4 SHRIWSIURY AVI. RID IANK XMAS TREE LOT WANAMASSA It. M DAILY I A. M. TO 1 P. M -SAT, TIL NOON II Oaf, Acme Market M JIM BISHOP: Strati, Bad Sank, N. J. SUM Hfcfaray It, MlCtttwa. N. I. Reporter EHHHrtH IDS by Jeko H. Cook and Henry Clay One of the uglier aspects of writing is the matter THOMAS avow wow. IMS-IUP of speeches. I'm opposed to them because I feel that JAMES 1. HOCAN. Editor M. HAROLD KEIXY. writers should write and orators should apeak. Somi W. HARRY PENMNCTON, of the roost atrocious oral hesitation comes from au- Member ot Ika Anaclattd hm A* Auocltt** Pr*w l» wiuuid ueituivtiy >• u» un'tw nputlintlia M ta a who, in their books, sound pretty sharp..Tve i« U UU nniw u «u uulP •>•• tumin • . • listened to some playbacks of my talks •IClKMlatlM and one friendly doctor, said they could i M natMiti nipenukiuuu It uptuwmi mm u unm—- mi M will ntrtm. wtuout es«rj«. ibu pan *f >a utvcttiManM n vhick uw ijtawsuai *rnr •erort. MnitlMn wM »luw null lk* ButiMmnl uuMtUitlr t t«F en TOP CHOICE EARLY Plymouth production will roll like Plymouth sales. YOUR dealer has Beautiful Amortmenl of . . . • Wrootfci e Holly Tron • O«toW ond In. the model and colors you want. No waiting for YOUR Solid Plymouth. door OMWHOIII • Oravt Nactt • tolly Coterod Cfcrlifmoi Trooi • Holly • Lovely Yes, the big news right now is that you don't lw,ve the solid, quiet, easy ride that Plymouth'! Dura- PolM«trl« a AH VWICHM tf Roflnf to wait fw your Plymouth. 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(AP)- On Santa** Mail MIDDLETOWN-The Auxiliary Philadelphia, Trenton and Cam- MIDDLETOWN - Last call for of Post 2179, Veterani of Foreign The Board of American Missions den, N. J. of Ihe United Lutheran Church is letters to Santa Claui. Wan, hsi reported that the It is hoped that the pastors planning to conduct a 10-week The township recreation office group's first president, Mrs. will become proficient enough in Spanish language school for Luth- said today (hat all children's let Dora Tarnow, his , willed her the language to be able to deliver eran pastors who work with Span- ters to Santa must be in the mail eyes to the Riverview Hospital a sermon while reading from a ish-speaking immigrants, no later than Monday in order eye-bank.."'.,. manuscript. The school will be Plans call for five hours a day to give Santa enough time to She is the first member of of intensive instruction for a se- held in New York sometimes in send a reply. the auxiliary to do so. lected group of 12 to 18 pis- 1960. Letters to Santa msy be mail- 'It was reported that the or- ed in any postal box or deposit ganization's Christmas party ed in the soecial Santa mail box held recently was a. success. A at the MMd'etown. Shopping Cwv covered dish supper wai served ter. All that is required to re- and gifts exchanged. ceive an answer is the sender's The auxiliary plans to hold a It Pays to Advertise in The Register name and address. No postage New Years Eve perry in the post MAYFAIR is necessary. home, Rt. 15. Fer Your Shopping OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY TIL 6 P. M. featuring Hit Big 3 — !• Smiply WOMCfTM fJftJVtfMKMf ejCMOel HIMTS 2. Lowest • every day lew prices TODAY'S 3. Wonderful Kino, Ken stamps with every purchase for free gifts Business Mirror i 56 Ntwrnan Springs Road, Red Bank By SAM DAW SOy NEW YORK - Wholesale com The Bureau.of Labor statistics modity prices — as measured by ilso has a monthly index cover- CHRISTMAS some government and private ng close to 2,000 items. This one indexes — have been falling. But • slightly ibove its year ago the cost of maintaining your stan- narki, the commodities listed dard of living — aa measured by range) all the way from raw official figures — has risen to new materials (now below a year ago) highs. lo finished goods (now higher This seeming paradox contuses than a year ago). The range is many who ask: How come? from steel to toys, from rubber to tires. Part of the answer is in the many costs that beset the pro In the AP commodity index the grass of a raw material on its livestock and grain components way to its final retail price. are at their lows for the year. And part of the answer is ir Foods hit their low point in the nature of the various indexei April and then rose, but have THE NEW _ _ themselves — how they are mad< been weak of late, especially up and what they tie expected U butter. Textiles and metals are rawford tell. higher than at the first of the The dally wholesale eo year, despite recent drops in the CLOTHES modity price Index of the price of lead. Bureau of Labor statistics Is Industrial raw materials hit the near a It-year low, well below high for the year in October, but the base 1MT-4I average. It have been dropping since. The coven tt items regularly sold big decline has been in scrap BUSINESS PEOPLE alto appreciate (ha tafefy factor •JUT INT NUMEI la commodity, markets and su- steel which developed unexpected MYNOW —oflice-io-ear is the only time money nead ba out sceptible to frequent price weakness after the steel strike changes due to the many cross injunction. Instead of riling as from behind locked doort. currents of trade. anticipated, the price is off U The Associated Press dally in the last month. YOU'LL like it! Drive in and bank here today. Index ef SS commodities also Is The ceasuater price ladex trailing six points below Its 1*1 at the BLS, popularly kaowe as HM popuUr 2-tone ahawl collar. high and Is now the km the cast ef living index, far the 75% limb's wool, KEANSBURG.MIDDLETOWN dace May, MM. Net all com- eee te which many workers' pay 25% Orion. modifies are selling at their lew scales are tied. It has gene to * NATIONAL BANK points for the year, by any, a new record. Price ef raw In charcoal, light oxford, means. But big drops in In- materials have played Httle part brown and red. dividual ones for reason la setting the new high. KINGS HWY. MIDDLETOWN peculiar to themselves brin| Small. Medium and Large For one thlag, It takes time far changes la toe coat af mater- •TNMIWUTIRSI.IIT0T.il ials to work through the chan- nels ef production. More Impor- tant Is that the cost ef Uvtng aew la made ap af many things carryxaj IscraesaSc weight ie ffeceet ycers. One Is the labor cost of turn ing scrap steel, say, Into steel BOWERS Ingots, and then into processed steel for autos, and finally into Heavy duty wool, cashmere ft cars on the dealer's floor. Dacron blend with luxurious But even more potent is the Orion pile lining. rise of other items in the cost Zipper style with of living index. Services stead- ily become more expensive and self collar, 2-button make up an ever increasing share adjustable cuffs. of expenditures. Services run all Sizes 3M6. 4 £85 the way from medical care to commuter rail and city bus fares. What proportion of raw material price changes, other than food, is reflected in the final cost of living index prob- Lots of new fabrics ably not even the slide rule boys and atylet indndinf in Washington could say. SMRT SHOT FANCIES FOR ALL wool, rayon and acetate l8 M meltons, aimulated leathers. 2 ti4 Wash 'n Wear 'Undies' Underline corded cottons Man's Gift and Bedford cords. Men like, gifts of "lingerie" All handsomely too ... undies, socks, pajamas tailored. and robes! Sizes 36 to 46. The big news in socks this year are solid color styles trimmed with the ever-popular argyle design in a clock position. 8S Pajamas tend toward the 19 lounging styles. Many have their own robes. Patterns and colors Wl-taek range from very bold to ultra conservative. WIVIH MTTMRt, Robei are returning to the lux ill urioui models of yester-year . . , with those that are not truly luxury fabrics taking on the same appearance. Choice of undershorts and shirts of course depends on the min'i preference, but In the A wonderful assortment boxer short category there art a lot of new and neat printi. of all hia favorite sport shirt styles Every man ana woman can in the newest colors and patterns. •m two le tfte --- Every one quality-tailored. ^ WtteiHutet Sites: Small, Medium, •never Met mn'lnkt, cut er Mi. In S ceam - Pink, Mm ana Large, Extra Large. wNtwart a Optn from f 4e t. GtlltMlftMa) a^aaaaaaV CaMifcaai I SM thttn et eur steie teesy i]A Interest er llW Carrylaf Charge I'M A CHRISTMAS STOCKING FILLER! With me to (III thewe Chrlst- mn» ulni'klntlB, ynu don't need lo run thort of cniih, I'm O. llowlo llustlei, H RcKlMrr CIMM- iflrd Ad, nnil I brlnjj IJiiycm tout 717 COOKMAN AVINUI for the ililncs you want to turn 40 RROAP STRUT Inlo cnsli. RID RANK ASRURY PARK Chock iho unable toy* and otbrt licim Just lylnfj urmmcl 32 • 34 BROAD ST., Red Bank, N, J. then (ll.il Sll 1-0010 for an Ad Writer. HEP BANK BrXlSTE* FrHbe. Pee, l». pain of rubber pests tor bsfcies, Mr*; Carrie finkford, of Iff Wat- *o» o( W Ipriflf *t., l*v« re- \ Merchants son Ave., was fined for selling/a 'ff6)t':S; Eichde, former Fair turned from * stay of several pair of ladies' stockings. VUyth councilman who lives it weeks at West Palm Beach. Fla! ined Under in West New York, Magistrate the ^MsHy Pitcher Hotel, will Integration Slap Modern Italy became a reality Raymond J. Otis yesterday fined leave '.tomorrow by plane to in 1860 when King-. Victor Em- Sunday Law David Fass, an Orthodox Jewish ipeafl , tj« Christmas holidays manuel I-unified several Italian linoleum merchant $25 after With .fa :wn-in^l»w «nd daughter, abates..- .: •..-. V. '• .....: NEWARK (AP) — Three store- Fass pleaded guilty to selling At Eisenhower keepers here and one in West linoleum Nov. 29, the first Sun- New York became the first per- day the ban was in force. oals of ultimate equality for By RELMAN MORIN 10ns in their communities to be Fass, owner of the New Jersey all." HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - Gov. fined for violating the Sunday Floor Covering Co., had appeal- •OYS" & MEN'S "Q. Are you satisfied then Nelson A. Rockafeller says, by sales law. ed to the federal courts on the with the progress?" implication, that.the Eisenhower Newark Magistrate Samuel H grounds of freedom of religion^ SUBURBAN COATS administration could have.,done A. Ne. t wea't he sittstltd Lohman yesterday fined the but they had declined to stay the more to speed up desegregation util we. get eur goal oat I three Newarkers 125 each. They ban. . OltLON and 9UILT of the public schools, • • mderatsad why la away areas had pleaded guilty to selling for Twelve counties last Nov. 3 apf - UNID COATS He expressed this belief in why the pace hasa't keea faster bidden items Dec. 6. proved in referendum the Sunday Texas as he neared' the .end I tttak •adrrttudiag Is a Abraham Paley, of 191 Avon closing isw, which prohibits the; Single or double-breested or a political fact-finding tour very haasrtaat fader In this ve., was fined for selling a pair sale of wearing apparel, home i • y I • t in warm WMII. through seven ststes today. field." [ socks. Harold Macklins, of S3appliances, furniture and homo, ratson Ave., was fined-for ael- furnishings and lumber on Sun> Wmokeshtant, far thru- "t won't be satisfied until we Answering another question, achieve our'goal," he said. Rockafeller said: a pair of socks and four days. - , winter wear. , He defined the goal as -"ulti- I think the executive, when- mate, equality for all.". - ever It can, .can brine together "Ginger's realty, been leaklna farwardl to havinf Priced from In news cenfereaces la the parties in cities and states, citi- your boy over fopltyl" $900 Seuth, reporters awettleaed zens who are in touch with these Rockafeller closely about his ouestlons, educators sad so CHICKEN MARKET CUT from the market birds treated forth." tiOH'S epiaiea en the Utter eeatre. " TO SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP - with the synthetic hormone call versy ever the schools. In such eonditioM, he said, diethykMllbsstrol, or stilbestrol. Ozarks -area chicken He said he is not satisfied People can Jointly seek the He said the hormone induces can- said today their market has drop- Same Day Service with the pace of desegregation: ways to achieve what I think we cer la t«t animals when it ped seriously since the govern, all have accepted as a national iachided in their diet over com At the same time he counselled ment's recent warning At Our CaN Office on objective." paratively long periods of time. • Twttdi • Caihmert patience and Hid "understand- use of a hormone la fattening ing" is needed. He «ald -parties The next exchange In the press • DRY CLEANING •4H«TS • Boucl* • Stripes conference went is follows: poultry. of Interest should be-brought The first all-talking motion together. "A great deal can; be Q. Hss the Eisenhower id Dec. II Secretary of Welfare • FUTWORK • Melton •Ombres picture, "The Lights of New done by a group sitting'down ministration done this effecUve- Arthur S. Flamming outlined a M*7tWHffltT. • Wafflewove informally, not in the glare of ly?" raluntary program to York," was presented; la lttl. public attention."-- ; •, "A. I suppose you can say that The following was an exchange when you haven't achieved a RED BANK CLOTHING in one press'coiiferenc*: • goal thfre Is always room to do 'Q. Do you'feel, that progresi here.?.' MANUFACTURING CO. made ..since-' the:Supreme' Court 'Po you think the rate Ill W. MONT ST. RIOIANK decision has been at a satlsfae- would have ben more satisfac- toryiite?" i:.'^''} . <•• tory If President Eisenhower at SH 7-404* "A I suppose satisfactory theoutftiiiad personally become SET OF 4 would depend on: somebody's de- involved Jn this?" finition of the word. It's not «4.'I tiJnk it's always easier satisfactory"-.in :•terms;, of' our to leek backwards ea what TV TABLE aWTaaee |o «eta Jt CHRISTMAS ThereWreereWe.. I tkissk eae srfgM say that had ht ealtod certaks loin Our 1960 W ^ 1 lW V \On Ho hew very heleM. Bat that hi hindsight siad I dea't see any CHRISTMAS CLUB h It's a aueedea et whore de wa ,.; HOLMDEL-Bcard of Educa- 10 Iran here te facilitate the NOW OPEN lltlon officials will appear before ef Earns A Dividend lithe state-Division of Local flov- SAVE 5.00! lernment; Monday to gain ap- In another, question he wa Lroval to! sell $lM,00O In bonds siked about thi "propriety" of to cover cost of constructing a the Supreme Court decision of JISSELL |w« «bt tfftr tfctia tow unices: six-classroom addition to the ele-May, MM,: outlawing segriga- Imenttry school here. lion in the public schools. RUG SHAMPOOER I The hearing is scheduled fpi "Is there any question about J 111 a. m. in the division's offices MONEY ORDERS Supreme'Court decision," Rocka- I in Trenton, and is open to thi feller shot back. • public. TRAVELERS CHECKS "The President, tor one," said , The school board proposes to a reporter, "has always refused spend $165,000 for the addition, to state his position." plus $25,000 for a package sewe LWottmo Hocharasahls WaiMlfhti ...lift & f.M llplant. Rockafeller replied. "That 1 up to the President if ha wants StwriPCATWAU ,4.tl MARINE VIEW SAVINGS The addition is needed to ac-to express himself or not. I have Jcommodate an estimated MO stu- I dents expected in the local school expressed my opinion that I AND LOAN ASSOCIATION system in September. There are thought if-wes a very construe 510 students currently enrolled lavt»ve. decision." FUNT KITCHEN 074 HIGHWAY II, $$• •: * the district' Rockefeller headed for Miami , tt-^^i'.V •• g^Mwe district. today on the ttsVltf of a tour TOOLS-AH Typtf MIDDUTOWN,'•..».*«i.t~'r- seA'jV^.'-v-.N- 4• /gftHU" state approval is granted board will hold a referendum that has taken him through In- •it. .~TSZM. * LnV&e board will hold a referendun diana, ,MissoMri,.Minnesota. Wis- Hours: Monday thru Friday »A- M.la • P._ ,_.. 19. • ;••.••;.. ; CIBTIHCilTt FrMayEre^gslillUl:*! ..Board auditors have estimated consin, Oklahoma, and Texas. lUrft | that: the proposal will raise the He says the pares* of the I THIOW PfUOWS •ttax, rate five cenU per $100 oftrip la to talk with RtaaMlcaa ]'hM lltaaessed valuation. leaders to disease looses -and to help MM decide whether to ALUMINIIM O| JALOUHS tfy for theRepiWeaa ' MOST COMPIiH COMBINATION 000* Along the while route he pas- SELECTION OF sed through sreas where the majority of Republican officials WRAPPtHfiS and party workers ara considered favorable to Vice President TOYS Of ALL Nixon for the nomination. Many of them told him so. However, he told reporters TYPES FOR after leaving.virtually every one f^nft C^nlal '9dft ItdgaVtai of the stites, that he received IVT *WTvg •" ll^pstfar *• promises of support from other $eh. 31 HfbH . ... COLLINGSWOOD Republicans. Heeweaiy TwMda Star Ufht (Ml BOYS & GIR1 That was true, he said, In 7 Utjbt OwtsJatw S»h ...... Oklahoma oa Wednesday and in II Llffct Oilwaarttt Texas yesterday, although both tj|--g-|, UflaJlM WaVsAdsntaW BIG & SMALL states are considered strongly XI U«ht 0«taWSots ...... favorable Aa Nixon. .14" Daft friai .....,.....:.... Arriving in HousWa. a number II Ufht NraJM SwH "":ZZ!:E of Republican leaders mot him II Ufkt Nrtial S*h et the airport. They included Cowktytl Thad : Hutehesoa, COP sUte chairmsn, Mrs. Oveta Culp Hob- by, former Secretary of Health, Welfare and Education, and Al- Fay. stats, finance chair 7UGHT . Hutchesoa told a reporter later PARALLEL SETS that Nteon le ttefavorit e of the •real nulorMytt Tsau Rtpvb> Uc^ for twfteaisas. FARMINGDAL "He Is Hewa la NX RINM RVUCiMINT IUUS ia .. . ; s« New Yeik, „. .11 friaV tat tat that he Is ...10.ft.tr. ldtrt H far 1.M tMotaMats.V IVERY DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS 4.M Some m peopli attended AffMstM Trm ...... It. l.M . 2.19 • 4.4* ft m reception for Roelufollir and ap- BsfClfM aWMMsM : .' J«VB T*|i plauded froaueatty-and with en- i.tt FRIDAY—12 to 10 thusiasm-whea he made ss Im- WltT WfVpVa. -9WW rfPI IW « la'*! promptu uik. Although all the vlff Wnpisj 4v« IVM fW *aVV guwu had ehikes hsads with dWft Wratje. I 412" rail for .ft SATURDAY—10 to 10 him as they estertd the room, crowds massed aramd Mm after " ' " ~ It twatH M Taw Satl fTwW SUMDAY-J2to8 he'hsdflalahedsaesklsi, nfrgMsaaaaata _ TgagBgl « Kgk^^ Ap^hnM OM maa MM, "Oovsmor, you • CMtfMM Hwtws . NsjpUM . Ctft make-up your mlad and mike Htimtt • TUI. up to run, You're nude a lot M frlsads.here h»lgh,t." WIO. THMR. 3 to 10 $ •74f •9 .ft / WHATS MOM, INOf POff mRYTHIN* UNOIt ONI IOOP. WREATHS T "'[ , IAVI IN I WAVSI POWER SHOVEL • a Cwafcla TIM :... .11 • .31 • .Sf .,19 --a.- ,t__^ • A t it . iw nviw C llW ' *•• JsB t. Drts* tt ftwi Mmfartaeili, btitJaM M mmk% hi tM ittrc mi NttM« N ell • ,mv MHI ffVW • ** TraMnmmt t»awt« t-rwalero t 79 • 1.00 I•t h •f .aMt l.• M.If til. . lm Cotrew Raft 19.91 I. |«f«JM OoJevt tt RIsJIwlMtt Uw Uw frkes OfwaajMtl I • .It • .11 • .>» • .49 4l9 Cwtftja : Bfidsntateal la** lla«ditadl TaldkA wsnWanV %• '. 11.91 Wwl^Pew w^PT VHVti flvW Tl^Pwi • •<•••*••* , <• oalF Irwi HI n StMwt 4.91 EVERYTHING SOLD WITH MONEY BACK GUARANTEE lew CaasMae. I" . It" • II" • It" ... 2/.II <• .19 Mt*Ts — aaattaiis — simauei — OLOTNINO — raiaita — TOYS — rumiiTUii *»rki*Nesi — auat — MTS — OS)*»SMIBS — CURTAINS — NOUSIWASJI. Clusttrs of Oft* Ivtry Nlfht 'Ml ekrhtiuM T TO ssnvi you — SNACN IIH — sort OMNNS — fisx* fist — sue- I esn help you score eve — a«»si«* OI^TS, — coemss — dtneiss — SMOHSS — iia««*v — «MT. time. I'm O, Howie Hustles, PINE CONES — ISWIkRV — eiLICATISSINS Register Classified Ad, If you1' furniture to sill, 1 plies to r«n •litter TroM (arete, m iHvor) s msn to hlrt, or |ust iboi kill far Haae/af. 10 anything ... 1 can help. - ' " Tran * FREE PARKING Call mi at SH 10010 for h«l 12-Friday, Dee. 18,19S9 Schedule of TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHRIST EPISCOPAL ST. JAMES CATHOLIC JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES EMBURV METHODIST CONGREGATION B"NAI ISRAEL Red Bank Red Bank Little Silver OF GREATER RED BANK Red Bank Shrewsbury Rumson prole worn Sunday the Holy Eucharist will Proper observance of the anni- Sunday masses are at «, 7, S, The Book with Life's An- The Ursimis College Choir wUl ), io, 11 and 12 (high mm) ia is the title of the public ting the Advent portion of Haa- Friday night services will ,1 be celebrated at S a.m. The fam- versary of the birth of Christ will ily service and church school will be emphasized by Rev. Anselm the church and 9,10 and 11 o'clock Bible sermon to be given SSundad y dldel''t "Messiah" at the »:« held at 8: JO. RabbLGilbert S. Ro- M held at 9: IS a.m. Morning Broburg it both the 0 a. m. family in the high school auditorium. at 3 p m in Kingdom Hall, 54 a. m. service Sunday. The senior senthal will preach the last of A irayer and sermon by the rector, Eucharist and the 11 a. m. mom- Confessions are heard Satur- Broad St. Charles E. Greene, for- and junior choirs will sing ai- sermon aeries on Classics of Jew- lev. Charles H. Best, it at 11 ins prayer services on this lut days from < to S p. m., aad from mer presiding minister, will bethems at the 11 a. m. service. ish Literature. His topic will be, I JOSH 4:7a; J»:b-"Beloved, let at Itvt one a, A second kindergarten forSundsy in Advent. 7:30 to » p. m., and week-days the speaker. He will answer quet- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett will The Shulhan Amkh." Cantor > children of parents who wish during the 7:4$ o'clock mass. tions such u: "What Shall We preach the sermon, Sidney Scharff will chant the lit- aaothtr... .God it low. and at who abides la low Worship of tht Christ Child will to attend the service will be held believe?" "What Principles Church school begins at »:45 irgy of the service. Michael She- • abidta ia Ood. and Ood abidea in him." (RSV) begin at the midnight mass Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 in the church school. The White Should Govern Our Relations With a. m. A nursery is provided dur- tiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Christmu Eve. There art 12 diyi p. m. in tht church. A baptism * * * St entrance it to be used. The Others?" and "What Does the ing the 11 a.m. service. Shapiro will participate in the of Christ Mass to be celebrated ilank must be obtained from tht "God U tore'." Bar* I* tht vary heart of the ChrlstmM choral program will Other events Sunday: Third In services in honor of his bar mits- The Holy Day of the Birth Is to rectory and filled out before tht Finite Hold Out?" bt held in tht church at I p.m. At 4: IS the subject "Keeping a series of Christmas programs, vah. Mr. Shapiro will occupy a Ootptl. The lafialU Power who tnr ertatti aad be glorified in tht church with a baptism takes place. There win be a pariah reception Clean From the Blood of All 4 p. m.; IYF meeting; 0:30 p. m., seat en the pulpit and Mrs. Sha- awtalnt thU *att ssBimrtt It tomer oar rather Eucharist before the opening of Novena devotleot m honor of piro will Mess the candles. Can- the hall Immediately after the presents and feasting. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Men" win be considered for open and MYF meeting, 7:30 p. m. tad rrital Tat Ood who la beyond tht atart, mya- lighting tbae If at 4:10 p. m. program. Servicea Sunday win begin at al every Monday at 0 p. m. to discussion. The Mflelal board will meet torhNialBaUsBa)ts«yaadmlght.c«mtato«alatha TMSdiy it 0:15 p. m. regular Monday, at 0:15 p. m. The 1YF TheJ^ *»*»**['*»•* The Lay Readen will meat 0 a.m. with a celebration of the tht church. BIHestudy wiD be held at 10 wiU tig earoU In Moamouth by Mr. sad Mrs. Not Shapiro. A lowly Jaaw ~** fc«»n-t/ ***** —* ^-Tr-t^rm>T Monday at S DA AfeoboUca Holy Eucharist During the offer- /and W> Peart St, Medical Center Wednesday night scuulon of the and haart. ' • • " Anoaymout meets at t p.m. in tory at the 0 a.m. family Eucha- ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL community singing will take the pariah house. rist, the Robert Jameson family Navesmk. Red Bank,'and go Lincoln St, The Junior department of the It mow of mimfty taai "BtwhoaMd—in law TOrvtawall studies using the church school will ting carolt pUce at the ooeg shabbat. The Acotytee Guild motto Tues- of New Shrewsbury wiU bring the Holy Communion win bo cele- Bible aid enUOed "Your WiU Be Christmu Eve. from 7 to 8 Sabbath morning services are day at 7:3» p.m. bread and wine forward to the brated Sunday at 1:30 a. m.; Done on Earth." At the King- p. m., and the intermediate de- at 10 a. m. Michael Shapiro will that it. wt)ta it it watlttaa rather than poaataalre. Wednesday the Holy Eucharist altar. church school meett st 1:30 s. rim hall, 54 Broad SU there will paittnent from » to 10 p. mcalle. b Strong emotion is the chief I cause. Some person* cannot tol- erate anything which intereferes with the routine of the day. An unexpected visit, a request to do! r STECIAL CUT something which upsets the ' All SttKT • OeUBU NUDLI schedule planned for the day, a The Weeders Guide long-distance phone call, a flat tire, a deadline to meet—happen- CANADIAN BALSAM AP Newefeatu* using a wood filler on it. ing* which moat persona take for granted a* a part of life are suf- By ANDY LAW • • • ficient In these sensitive individ- QUESTION: I am pluming to QUESTION: I read recently In uals to precipitate an attack of build an economical swimming your column about using wood migraine. pool. It seems to me that It can filler on hardwood*. I have an be done with gravel concrete Frustration In not getting what unpalnted maple bureau, but a blocks. If so, what are the atepa one want* at a certain time I* friend of mine ssys maple ihould to be taken to make it sturdy and another common cause. Affection not be filled. Isn't maple a hard- waterproof so that It will not which Is not reciprocated la wood? crack during the winter? at bright lights, especi- ANSWER: We had to call on aa ally those which flicker, or at engineer of a swimming pool cor- bizarre patterns or spinning ob- poration to help ut with thl* sett can cause nausea and thr He said that- the pool certainly lag pain In one eye. a typical can be built with gravel concrete migraine attack. Roping 35V yd. * blocks, but that a wire, mesa Certain foods such as chocolate should be placed .between every and milk can trigger an attack. course of blocks. The inside However, food allergies are often surface should be plastered with Grove Blankets »4.W times outgrown and the foods can two coats of waterproof plaster. taken later without any COMI sn OUR UIM siuenoN Twelve-inch blocks are recom- trouble. mended, with a vinyl spray liner Of NOVIITHS ft PUNTWS-IO1AL CJIFTS! Every person as a rule knows ANSWER: Yes. maple is a placed on top of tha plaster for the cause of his migraine wheth- hardwood. And your friend 1* easier maintenance. er he admits it or not. right; It does not require a filler, since it Is a very dose-grained QUESTION: Can lacquer be wood. The notation In this column used in a sprayer? Or la It WORKSHOP MEETING said only that wood filler is used necessary to brush it oh? ELBERON - The Eiberon on . some of the open-grained ANSWER: The best finishing Workshop, a study group of I hardwoods, such as oak, and that jobs with lacquer are done by handwriting analysts, met Moo- even then is a matter of pre- spraying, In purchasing lacquer, day at the home of Mrs. Victor' ference. Some people prefer to ask for spraying lacquer or Eyerman, 232 Pinewood Ave. retain the open-grained appear- brushing lacquer,' depending on George Areas, nationally-known ance of oak and so refrain from how you are using it handwriting expert, spoke on 717 COOKMAN AVE. • Soft Rustic TTM "Grapho Therapy, the Science TllMlll of Altering the Personality ASRURY PARK •mm Through Enforced Handwriting Here's the Answer Alterations." • Hatty CYNTHIA LOWRY . So to cut down on holiday AP Newsfeatare* Writer and tear, go no further than your MUSCLES WATERMELON BAR OiAPPAQUA, N. Y. - Now is neighborhood florist For longer the tune for Chrlitma* shoppers range shopping-and with even less trouble-browse through • ••-•• On Sett M*j*)*J*ry to solve their problems the easy way-with a gift that lives. nursery catalog and make, yaur Open All Day Sunday • ArtfflcM Tram There are green plant* aplenty selection* by mall. which, with a red ribbon bow, 'OHM MIRY DAY AND IVININ* make a ready wrapped holiday AT 1-0613 package that provides enjoyment J for months ahead. You can order roses, ever- greens, all varieties of flowering shrubs, to be delivered at the proper planting time. And there's a pleasant feeling about pnsaat- Wish Your Customers iag the promise of • flowering plum aa the winter gales howl One word of advice about gift plants: unless If a for an ardent A gardener who enjoy* the chal- lenge of nursing delicate grow- ing things, pick a hardy spi men. You can choose from such standbys as phllodendmn, AM can violets, cactus and ivy. If you feel these are not glamorous enough, you can spend time—end cash —tracking down suitable containers. This can be a real occupation, since few plant stores IH THE provide really decontive pots. But that's if you're on the giv- ing end. Suppose you receive one jSpazklers of the delicate varietlec of Christmas pisnts. Now oputoneo for ths tain tM»o*w Red Bank Register's The poinsettia Is a popular hol- m shoM with sprinklings of jewels, tuinUbif iday choice and can be rewarding Indoors for more than one aeai a Iko crushed diamonds, spiked with Ufatima —with certain precsutlona. AMHUAL They're lovers of sunshine and heel*. Illustrated: black ptau do sol«... white brtcado heat, but after the Christmas blooming period the plant mud (tinted without ehargo in your choice of IK colors).., be dried out in thl cellar. In from our new coHoction kt proctous fabrics} CHRISTMAS GREETING EDITION May, prune it back one half and water well. In a month place the pot out- doors In a sunny spot and ksep THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th It fed and watered. Near the end of August, bring It back Indoon to a sunny spot, Hope for night foudkjh temperatures between M and M degrees and daytime tempera- RESERVE SPACE NOW tures In the 69*. Polniettlas droop when chilled and may not bloom If kept In a room lighted at night. PHONE SH 1-0010 Small flowered azaleas are an- other plant that needs pampering They should be well watered HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN after blooming and kept In ASK FOR DISPLAY llRht, cool room of M degree temperature*, Open Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. A iptclal graating tarviea hat baan purchased by Tha When the tulip* bloom In May, Ragiitar for this adition and ii availabla at no axtra coif. you can transplant sislus to • lightly shaded spot outdoors. OTHER STORES LOCATED AT They need an add fertiliser and regular watering, and should be • NEPTUNE-Neplun* Shopping Ctnler MID-STATE MALL Shopping Center moved Insldo to a cool room after • PARMN4AYREW00D Shopping Center NO BRUNSWICK Shopping Ctitter the first froit. e PARSIPPANYMORRIS HILLS Plan THE ELMWOOD Shopping Center Some plants that »ro popular e RO*CI.Lr>-M.oic!l« Shopping Comer Rl. 4, East Piterson, N, J. hollilny gift choices aro almost e KAST PATERSON Shopping Center TOTOWA-Roule M RED BANK REGISTER too tuntler to bother with after • BF.ROr.N MALL Shewing Center BROAD STREET RED BANK llioy'vo bloomed, Ilioso Include Rout* 4,1'aramus, N. J, LIVINUSTON-Roule It Rardcnln*, cyclnmnn, Jorussloin • WOODBMDOE, Route I WATCHUNG-Route XI ^ cherry and cliinrnrla), ) 14—FtiAty. Dee. 18.1959 WED BASK REGISTER Honor Middletown Couple Kitty Ktlly: PTA Program Pre$« Garden Club RFD On Silver Anniversary Truth Is Best Policy By River Plaza Piipils MIDDLETOWN—Mr. and Mrs. RIVER PLAZA - Pupils of Has Holiday Exhibit Mrs. James Maloney, Mountain With Adopted Children River Plaza School fifth and Hill Rd., were hosts Saturday 1-5-8 Club sixth grades presented a Christ- in the physical sense they were made Christmas decorations for at a party for Mr. and Mrs. Dear Kitly Kelly: mas program Tuesday night for MIDDLETOWN —Garden Club Sodality not his parents but, in another Tilton General Hospital at Fort Randolph Jacobsen, Port Mon- My husband and I, having no RFD held its annual Christmas sense they were, since he was the Parent-Teacher Association. Dix, and Allenwood Hospital. mouth, who were marking their children of our own, adopted a Donates To party luncheon Tuesday in the the little boy they wanted and The choral group was under Luncheon hostesses were Miss 25th wedding anniversary. little boy when he was a baby. Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Receives had chosen in preference to all the direction of Richard Hoyt, Kcney, Mrs. Barnard. Jr., Mrs. Hostesses were the couple's Though now five years old, he A special Christmas exhibit was the others they saw. music teacher. Band selections Albert George, Mrs. Elmer Bah- daughters, Mrs. Charles Bolin still accepts us as his real father Library Unit in charge of Mrs. William Johnny asked if any of the were'conducted by John Pfan- renburg, Mrs. Walter Zimmcrcr, and Mrs. Reliance Jacobsen, and and mother. We love him very Mulheron. other children knew about his MIDDLETOWN — Members of stiel, band instructor. _r., Mrs. James L. Bernard, Jr., Mrs. Leslie Broltaw. Buffet sup- Communion much and wouldn't hurt him for le 1-5-8 Women's Republican Exhibition judges were Mrs. the world. Should we tell him being adopted. Uurie Fox was piano soloist Nicholas Novak, president of the md Mrs. Henry E. Ackerson, Jr. per was served from a table dec- Members of the Blessed Vir- :iub, at a meeting this week in the truth about being adopted "No," they answered. "And and Daniel Lsyton, guitar solo- Grow and Show Garden Club of orated in silver and white that gin Mary Sodality of St. Anth- we shan't speak of it.'' lie Baptist Church Chapel, made and, if so, who?—Concerned. ist. Allenhurst and chairman of zone had a four-tier wedding cake as ony's Catholic Church and their Apparently satisfied, he ran i contribution to the Middletown a centerpiece. Dear Concerned: Don't hesi- Friends of the Library for their First-year band students who 10, Garden Club of New Jersey, Mrs. Wilson guests celebrated the Feast of tate! off to play. ind Mrs. G. William MacDon- Two of the guests, Robert Dob- projects in Middletown's new li- played two selections were John the Immaculate Conception Sun- Tell your adopted son the in- Soon-after a neighbor phoned ald, also of Grow and Show Gar- son and Mrs. Geoffrey Dobson, Uird, Donald Manschauer. Ber- day by receiving Holy Commun- escapable truth before some in great excitement. She had den Club. both of Middletown, entertained The contribution honors a nard Homefield, Jeff Bohinskl, Elected By ion in a body and attending a meddler gives him a garbled overheard Josie, a little girl, with vocal selections. charter club member, Miss Flor- Paul Buchanan, Jeff Johnson, Exhibit winners were Mrs. communion breakfast in the version. Some friends of mine animatedly discussing Johnny's Guests were Mr. and Mrs, ence Brand of River Plata, who George Barnard, Jr., Mrs. Rob- church hall. —foster parents of a little boy adoption with the other chil- David Main, Janet Buchanan, Auxiliary Sandy Graves, Mr. and Mrs. was among the first group of Mary Whitehorne, James Bell, ert Lawrence, Mrs. Harvey Breakfast was prepared by Mr. and girl, faced a similar prob- dren. Officers were elected at i Kenneth Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Middletown Township women to Daniel Gordaychik, Daniel Mc- Smedley and Mrs. Robert Coy- and Mrs. Frank Madure and lem' recently. After consider- This both worried and puziled leeting Tuesday of the -Auxili Rigaud Paine, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. work for the establishment of a Dowell, Allen Fusea, Emmett kin, first; Mrs. J. Raymond De- served by members of the Holy able thought, they decided to my friends. That evening they Ridder, Mrs. Charles Cisar, MM. ry of the Independent Fire Edward Kaney, Mr. and Mrs, received a call from Josie's library. Walling, Thomas Butler, Robert. Company in the fire house on Name Society. tell the boy—we'll call him Edward Flanagan and Mrs. Law- Alan Surkin, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny—first. He was five, mother. She, too, had heard Miss Brand's sister, the late Frake, Joanne Dreyer. and Alan Mechanic St. Mrs. Harry Au- Miss Adeline M. Mazza, pre- rence, second; Mrs. Josiah Hew- Geoffrey Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. the girt only three. They be- the kids talking about Johnny"s Miss Mary Brand of River Plaza, DiSciuUo. • Robert Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. fect of the senior sodality, in- was the founder of the library, itt and Mrs. Frederick J. Nobel, gan by explaining the fact that adoption and at once cautioned Three selections were played lack, president, presided. William Bonn, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- troduced the speaker, Father and contributed the first •H) books third, and Miss Lillian Keney children were conceived and the youngsters not to speak of by second-year band students: Mrs. John Genovese was Sylvan Murphy, a Capuchin fa- used for.the original collection. and Mrs. Boykin, honorable men- re- seph Gentile, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- born; then went on to say that this before Johnny. It would Chet LaGrone, David McAneny, lected treasurer, and the fol- ther of the Order of Friars Named to the nominating com- tion. seph Schnoor, Mr. and Mrs. hurf him wry much. Ronnie Beecher, Sharon Warne>, wing were elected: Mrs. Gor- Minor. The speaker has been mittee were Mrs. James Ronald- Mrs. Mulheron said that Mrs. Richard Lufburrow, Mr. and They stared at her. in aston- Mary DeFilippo, Susan Dreyer ton Wilson, president; Mrs. Pat- conducting i Novena in honor soli, Mrs. Monte B. Jones and Hewitt, RFD president, won two Mrs. John Porter, Mr. and Mrs. ishment. "How could it hurt and Patti Dugan. i first prizes in the horticulture ick Ambrosia, vice president; Leslie Brokaw, Mr. and Mrs. of the Immaculate Conception in Club to Sponsor Johnny, Mama," demanded Mrs. John T. Lawley, Jr. They the church. classes at the Greens Show An. Albert T. MacDonald, re- Charles Bolin. Josie, "when Johnny' himself ill report in March. Carols and other choral selec- which the Grow and Show unit :ording secretary; Mrs. Vito Mrs. John J. Traveri, Mrs. Miss Mazza also introduced was the one who told us alf Mrs. Ronaldson and Mrs. Min- tions were sung by the chorus: held earlier this month. "annavo, corresponding secre- John Bolin, Mrs. Donald Patter- the moderator of the senior and Children's Play about how he was adopted?" nie Hillyer, welfare chairmen, Kathleen Bender, Marie Rizzo, Mrs. Stewart Whaley, garden ry, and Mrs. Donald Patterson, son, Mrs. Reliance Jacobsen, junior sodalities, Sister Rose; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —The said that the club will send Laralne Maire,- Diana Beck. In- therapy chairman, said that the haplain. Mrs. Joseph Maloney, Mrs. M. officers of the senior sodality- Booster Club will sponsor a per- Dear Kitty KeUy: Christmas gifts to four needy grid Olson, Mary Sololchlk, formance of "Hansel and Gretel' Joanne Rlzio.'Judy Hendricks, club's annual workshop meeting Elected delegates to meetings J. Maloney, Miss Alida M. Miss Catherine DeLorenzo, vice I am 16 years.old and have Middletown children. At the hol- by the William Yates Children's Joanne Wuchter, Jane Litielman, was held in the headquarters, ' the executive council of the Travers, Miss Alida E. Travers, prefect, Miss Carmella Vecchio, baby girl six months old. The iday party that followed, Walter Theater—whose productions are Mary Ann Perry, Linda Johnson, the Little Red Schoolhousc, ombined auxiliaries of the Red Miss Jean Kaney, Jerome J. secretary, and Miss Rose Pigna- boy I was-going with broke off DeVoe of Middletown, dressed given regularly, at the Old Mill Victoria Kaszuba, Otvlna Parch- Everett, Wednesday. Members .ank Fire Department ^ were TrtverS( jceph Counte, Neil taro, treasurer—and the prefect s soon as he found out. Now i Santa'Claus, distributed Rifts. in Tinton Falls—Saturday, Dec. Hostesses included Mrs. Ron- ment, Laurie Fox, Gall Ann Mil- rs. Ambrosia, Mrs. MacDonald Jacobsen, Randy Bolin, James of the junior sodality, Miss m going with a boy who loves 1 26, at 10 a. m. in the Atlantic ler, Bonnie Simpklns, Helen M. and Mrs. Charles Julian. Mrs. Maloney, Jr., and Bobby and the baby and me very much. H atdson, Mrs. Nelle Walker, Mrs. Week's Sewing Buy Carol Bruno. Highlands School auditorium. rank Calandriello was elected Janie Dobson. The guest table was decorated buys clothes for her and for me. ohn Husband, Mrs. Lawrence Ludwlg, Joan Maria Barrett, The program is planned for A. Carton, Jr., Mrs. William lternate delegate. > with a floral centerpiece with a He thinks the world of us both. Barbara Marie Dennis, Linda children through the sixth grade. Cokelet and Mrs. S. L. Saverese. Menni, Janet DeMarki, Valerie Installation ceremonies will be SOUNDS GOOD statue of the Blessed Virgin My mother says I'm too youn Donald Keyes will be master The February club meeting will Makely. Renee Ellen Marko, Jan conducted by two past presi- Top creamed snap beans with Mary as the centerpiece. Those > get married, but I feel Printed Pattern of ceremonies, and Mrs. George be held, at the home of Mrs. Fox, Caroline Castle, Lindy Lou ents, Mrs. Ernest Blakeley and present received. copies of the would be beat for the baby an French-fried onion rings if you McCallum will lead in carol George T. Barnard, Jr., 140 Con- Unni, Nancy Palmieri, Jayne .Irs. Edward Piccolie, at the want good flavor and texture con- poem, "Lovely Lady Dressed in me. She is very used to this [an. 11 meeting. singing. Mrs. Raymond Lem- oy. He's been with her since over La. Castellano, Anita Summonte. trast. Canned condensed mush- Blue." berg is chairman, assisted by As a Christmas project, mem- he was born. What is best fo Diane Weston, Carold Letieri, room soup, flavored with Wor- Miss Sophie Ciambrone was Mrs. Robert Neigherbauer, Mrs. ers will supply a needy fam- us?->Sandy. Mary Whitehorne, Linda Berton- cestershire sauce, makes an chairman of arrangements, as- Edmond Caputo, Mrs. Rosemary cin. Julianni Bye, Ronald Ralph, [y with clothing and food. They Auxiliary Votes excellent "cream sauce" for this sisted by Miss Josephine Sesta Wall, Michael Stellas and Mr. Dear Sandy: The day was Daniel Layton, WiUiam Russell, ll also give memorial flowers dish. and Miss Andrea DeLuca. [eyes. when society forced unwed Richard Burger, Leslie VanPelt, lonoring the late Mrs. William All pre-school age children at- mothers into face-saving mar- Hospital Gift, Ronnie Beecher, Chet LaGrone, ietrich and Mrs. Albert Donate. tending should be accompanied riages no matter what the con- Allen Fusca, Gerald Rubano, The plants, poinsettia, will be ETIQUETTE by a parent or an older child. sequences. Propriety, not love, Pues Increase Robert Ditter and Betty Ann Di- laced on the altars of the Usherettes will be Rachel Lem was the motivation. Lorenzo. FAIR HAVEN-The local Aux- hurches attended by these worn- erg, Sandra Shealy, Bonni Now, thank heaven, most iliary to Riverview. Hospital held 9 Sunday. AMY VAIMDERBILT Fox, Julia Donoghue, Barbara people are more civilized. They The entire program was per- its annual Christmas party Mon- The resignation of Mrs. Ger- McCallum, Patricia Fiore, and feel that the poor girls have formed during the day for other day In the parish house of the ild Ciampoli was accepted. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: name as Mrs. Stephen Kramer Carol and Janice McCurdy. been sufficiently punished. classes. Members were invited to attend We are 32 girls in an office with not as Mrs. Katherine. Episcopal Church. The boy who stands so val- The PTA will meet next month he Christmas party which the a question we would like you to iantly by you and the baby Mrs. William Dettmar. presi with the Middletown PTA in the ntecutive council will hold in help us with about the custom of "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Children's Service sounds like a real guy. Age dent, was hostess, assisted by high school.' . i . he Independent fire house Mon- sending Christmas cards. A few have kept your last year's col- Auxiliary Elects shouldn't be a deterrent to officers and members of the lay, Dec. 28. have said that they are not send- umn about mailing Christmas and marrying him since experience executive committee. Mrs. Calandriello won the ing a greeting to anyone in the other greetings in unsealed en- MANASQUAN — The Secon has already jumped you to The members voted to pay $200 meeting prize. Mrs. Piccolie was office, as it isn't done to people velopes with three-cents postage, auxiliary of the Family and Chi womanhood. to the hospital toward their dren's Service of Monmoutr hostess at the Christmas party you see every day and can wish agree with you wholeheartedly The real issue is: do you love pledge and also to raise the dues County held its annual meeting and gift exchange that followed. a Merry Christams and Happy and have been saying the same him? It not, don't marry him. to $2 per year. TUCKER'S New Year personally. Many of thing for years, I would much last week at the home of Mrs To do otherwise, would be un Mrs. Van Stholem, who. is Joseph Levy, Deer Run Rd. us love to send' the cards prefer receiving an inexpensive fair to him and to yourself. moving to Phoenix, Ariz., was "the $hapemeken" Marks Birthday everyone. Are we correct card in a sealed envelope with Their project for 1960 is pur- He's too nice to hurt! presented a gift by the auxiliary. chase of layettes for the agency. Regina Lee Beaman celebrat- wrong?—M. M., Chicago." proper postage than the grandes Christmas carols were sung and Elected were Mrs. William Lovely Un§erU ed her third birthday Tuesday It is done either way. card in an unsealed envelope.— Dear Kilty Kelly: gifts exchanged. Guests were Westcott of New Shrewsbury, at a party given by her parents, B. H., Boston. I've been happily married fi Mrs. Sidney Gaston, Mrs. Harry president; Mrs. Anthony Trufolc Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Bea- This letter will bring me many 21 years. Before this marriage, Fellows and Mrs. Wilbur Lock- "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Shrewsbury, vice president: Mrs man, in their home at 68 Ma- tetters of disagreement. However, I had a baby by a man oth wood.' I was recently told that it is im- John Gannon, Monmouth Beac ple Ave. my stand is the same. Christina than my husband. I put t Mrs. Edgar V. Denise and .Mrs. proper to thank a donor for a secretary; Mrs. C. Hoyt Gilman Attending were Debbie and cards should be sent first-clas baby, a boy, in a boarding home. Russell H. Minton will be hos- Christmas card before Christmas West Long Branch, treasurer Brett Woodward, Michael and mail so that they may (1) travel Twenty-three years have passed tesses at the next meeting, Jan. Is this correct or not? I have and Mrs. William VanWinkle William Verange, David and quickly, (2) be forwarded, if nec- and the woman who kept nv 11. been in the habit of so doing, if Little Silver, public relations. Randy Greene, Laurie and Keith essary, and, (J) with return ad- boy is still causing me trouble I should see the person even if A gift exchange and coffee Gilliam, Beatrice and Peter De- dresses, come back if the recip I married when he was less, it is before Christmas, and com hour followed. The January Fazio, Trudy Anne Beaman, ient cannot be found. If the pos- than two years old and wanted menting on a card that I par- meeting will be held at Mrs. Wes Cathy Woodward, Terri Esposi- tage is a big factor, it is bettei him back then but this woman ticularly like. I am interested in cott's home. SHERMAN'S to, Marilyn Bill, Mr. and Mrs. (1) to have Christmas cards that refused to give him up. I was C. K. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. all types of cards.-G. C, Mi- young and didn't know enough ami, Fla." go as first-class pott cards, or EASY DESSERT Ufa. Adrian Woodward, Mrs. Frank (2) to cut one's list, or (3) to to get a lawyer. There is no reason why you Drain canned pineapple rings, Verange, Mrs. George Beaman buy less expensive cards and do Seven years ago she sent my can't thank people for cards dip in fritter batter and deep Look! ONE main pattern part and Mrs. William Bill. the whole thing right. son back to me but tried to talk you receive before Christmas. fat fry. Dust with powdered sugai — even • beginner can whip up Many people treat unsealed and' serve at once. him out of calling me his moth- this imart jumper in a day. Gorman Elected Christmas cards as advertising er. By this time I had two other Thrifty-to-sew in tweed or flan "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: matter and discard them—or pul children. I told,them the boy Curtains nel wjth blouse of crisp cotton Holy Name Head Is it proper for a father and them aside for much later open Ail-Year Tulips was their brother. We all loved saatlei, stttlcMts, Tomorrow's pattern: Blouse. HIGHLANDS - Vincent Gor hi:-] very much. Unbeknowst to daughter to send Christmas cards ing. Draperies (•was, PJ's sat rskst. • Printed Pattern 9439: Chi man was elected president of the to friends and acquaintances aft- me this woman adopted my boy dren's Sizes 2, 4 ,6, 8, 10. Size Holy Name Society of Our Lady er the death of a wife and moth- 'ithout my consent and had him Slipcovers til k Mlss-to-waeii aylea jumper takes V& yards 54-inch of Perpetual Help Church at a Colts Neck Church egistered as her son and re- er in the same year? The same trk»L blouse 1 yard 35-inch fabric. meeting Sunday. applies to the giving of gifts.— League Elects taptized, giving him a different Bedspreads Others elected were George La- ast name. I never signed him Printed direction* on each pal D. G, Camden, N. J." COLTS NECK-Officers were Csniplafv CwMfry hey, vice president; Alfred F. iway. tern part. Easier, accurate. Although you will, this first elected at the Christmas party Linens Daust, treasurer, and Walter Send thirty-five cents (coins' Christmas particularly, feel meeting which the Service After we were so happy, she for this pattern-add 10 cents foi Redmond, secretary. The new of- your own Ion, you will still League of the Colt's Neck Ri s making trouble again. I can't Venetian Blinds •ach pattern for first-class mail- ficers will take ever their duties want to wish happiness w aU formed Church held Monday al Jeep or eat. This has upset all TUCKER'S Ing. Send to Marian Martin, Red at a meeting Sunday, Jan. 10. r family.—Mrs. R. L. L. of your friends. Today conser- the home of Mrs. Carl Bruder, CORSETS • UNQHUI Bank Register, Pattern-Dept. 132 Joseph O'Grady, outgoing presi- vative Christmas cards and Heulltt Rd. Dear Mrs. R. L. L:It isn't West Uth St., New York 11, N. V. dent, announced the membership too late to see a lawyer! Storman's gifts are sent under the cir- Elected were Mrs. Edward Me Print plainly name, address with Dscoraters lit MOADWAY drive has been extended until cumstances, unless the be- Carthy, president; Mrs. Jact tone, size and style number. « Broad St. ION* MANCH Dec. 31. reavement has been very re- Buck, vice president; Mrs Send your problem to Kitty telly. Enclose a stamped, self- BED BANK cent indeed. Lewis Padgett, secretary, and free parking at rear Mrs. John Dougherty, treasurer, iddressed envelope and address MS Bread St. Yuletide decorations were usec ler care of the Red Bank Reg- Shrewsbwy SH "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT Her. What is the correct way for for the refreshment table. Mrs, doctor to sign or to print hi McCarthy was the assisting EUSSILLES' name on Christmas cards whei hostess. he is living together with hi: mother and sister and wants ti On Debate Team send the cards to friends of a GRINNELL, Iowa-David Ken three?—D. R., Chicago." nedy, son 'of Mr, and Mrs. An- If the card is imprinted or drew W. Kennedy, 75 Silverbrook engraved, it reads "Doctor Rd., Shrewsbury, N. J., was Robert Bradley Green." If he member of his residence hal signs the card, he Just signs it team in the annual Merrill as he would a social letter, tramural discussion contest helc "Robert (or Bob) Green." (li at Grlnnell College last week he is on a first-name basis and Kennedy's team tied for thirc his last name is less usual than place. my selection of a name, he Fourteen teams were entered would just sign it "Robert.") In the contest. Discussion ques- tion was "What should be the "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: role of government in regula Please advise me how a widow Ing labor?" should sign her name on a Christ- Kennedy, a freshman at Grin nell, is a graduate of Rumson- Dear Frlendtt mas card—'Mrs. Stephen Knm- Decorative touch to enjoy all er' or, 'Mn. (Catherine Kramer Fair Haven Regional liigr year! Win compliments with this -K. K,, Springfield Gardens School. charming tulip chair-set. Give iomethtng unusual In oft/eft d'art at N. Y,' Crocheted tulips, set off by Neither way, A social signa- KITCHEN REMINDER lacy me»h — for chair or buffet a reotonohle price to a dear, friend or hved one, A rare treuure ture Is never "Mrs," anything. When you are preparing garll< sol. Pattern 708: directions: She shnukJ sign herself Kalh- bread, you'll find that one or two charts for chair back I2'/]XI6; of ChrhtmaB long BIIICP /wntd. erlne Kramer, If she Is putting cloves of garlic (crushed) will be Armrest I2>/IX6<4 inches In No, • return address on the enve- nlentv to add to e quurtcr pound SO. Let our competent tain penonnel help lope (a very wise thing this (one-half cup) of butter or mar Send thirty-five cents (coins) time of year), she gives her Rarlnc, for this pattern—add S cents for you with your teleclionn. Pleaie allow Carriage Haute Antiquu each pattern for first-class mall- Ing. Send to Red Bank Register, to make your Chrittmat a happy one. Necdlccraft Dcpt,, P, 0,. Box 161, Shop Out of the Rush! Old Chelsea Station, New York II, N. Y. Print plainly pattern Christmas Gifts and Decorations number, name, address and zone, Now! Ncwl New! Our 1060 Of Unusual Design and Decor l.nurn Wheeler Nrallecrnft Hook Is ready NOWI Crammed with HOLIDAY NOVELTIES rxcltlng, unusunl, popular dr mum HOUSE ANTIQUES • diamond tnjaQtmtnt tiny • her IICIN'I ilnlrr and the KIIJM.H In crnchct, knll, »i-w, nn- moil nicmorMilr gill you can give Hilt bciuilfwl jem Dnililcr, (|iilll, wt'nvc — [ushlon.i Sycamore and Shrewsbury Avenues I. B. HODECKER homo furnishing, toys, Klf!« bn- N cut to prrftct proportion* for maximum brilliance - rur him. In the bnok I'KI'.K - New Shrewsbury, N. J. Us fire rni|)ltMlzrri by the Icy illllnrn of ligguctki, NIWMAN SrMNttS RD., HOLMDIL VILLAGI .1 (|iillt pnttcrns, Hurry stud 21! cunts fur your copy, Hour* II to !it!iO It RED BANK REGISTER mew Red Bank Pair Haven MfVfCCf Witt] fbicwsusry HuM Friday, Dec. 18, I9S9-U RELIGIOUS NEWS be fceJl'at ft* and II o'clock In Rev. jobs R. COOJM, pastor, "A King is Ben" to die Mem Church school will meet at file Rev, Walter T, Gandek will WomMp Hall, Rev. Harvey C. ill use "The"Wonder: A 'Messl-lof the sermon the pastor will and 11 a. m. Sunday. The adult preach on "Joy to the World" FUHT CHURCH OF CHWtT f Xxile, Jr., will conclude his ser- in a Manger," a> his sermon deliver at services at 8, 9:30 *nd|class meets st 9:30 and the high at the 11 a. m. service Sunday. SCIENTIST PRESBYTERIAN and Herbert E. Werner will com-! of sermons on "Why Did Je ibject Sunday at 9:30 and 11 11 a. m. Sunday. The choirs will school class at 11. The senior choir will sing Lin- Red Bank Red Bank prise the welcoming committee. us Come?" by preaching on m. sing Christmas carols. In place Rev. Roger J. Squire will don's "The Shepherd's Christ Servicea at 211 Broad St. are Chriitmu Sunday will be ob- At I p. m., the Westminster The Offer of Abundant Life.' The Choristers will sing "We! of the 7:30 p. m. service, a vei preach on "The Magic Touch of mas." Mrs. Alma Baker, organist held Sundays at 11 a. tn. Sunday- Senior High Fellowship will hold wrved at the 9:15 and 11 o'clock At both services John H. Wat- ree Kings of Orient Are" andper service will be held in the Christmas" at 9:30 and 11 a. m will play "The Virgin's Lullaby" school meets at II a. m. Wednes- •ervicei next Sunday. Rev. Dr. box supper in Fellowship hall, ion, 3d, minister of music, will s This the Way to Bethlehem," auditorium of Keyport High Sunday. At 9:30, the youth choir and Ralsey's "Chanson Celeste." day evening testimony meetings Followed by a worship service in Charles S. Webster will preach lay as Variations "Josef est 9:30 a. m. .School at 4:30. Charles Thomp- will sing 'A Dream of Christmas" The church school will present are at 8:15. the chapel and class study. on the theme, "We're Dreaming len Marie" by Balbastre, At the 11 a. m. service, The son, candidate preacher, is plan, and "Go Tell It on the Moun- its Christmas program at 7:15 The reading room, 209 Broad of a White Christmas." Rev. Dr. At t p. m., members of the CHrist the Lord to Us Is Born' :horisters will sing "Is This the ning the program in co-operation tains." At II, the chancel choir p. m. Sunday in the sanctuary. [St., is open daily, from noon to Sargent Buih, associate minister, Westminster Senior High Fellow by Van Hulse, and "In Dulci Ju- oad to Bethlehem," and the with members of the church will sing "What It This Lovely Members of younger classes will 4:30 p. m., Friday evening's from will assiit. Dr. Carl F. Mueller, ihip will go Christmas caroling bilo" by Bach. enior choir, "O Come Emmanu school staff. Fragrance?" and "Lo, the Mes- make recitations; and those from ,7:30 to 9:30. and Sundays from minister of music, will preside to shut-ins7 followed by a social At the 9:30 service the West ." Philip Roy, soloist at both A candlelight service will be ilah," All choirs will join in the junior department up wil 2 to 4 p.m. at the organ console. His organ lour at the home of Miss Mary minster choir will sing "Sing, 0 irvices, will sing "Sweet Little held Christmas Eve, Starting at Christmas candlelight carol serv. present stories of Christmas car- "Is the Universe, Including meditation will be "In Dulci Ju. Ann Stames in Rumson. Heavens" by Simper, and "O. esus Boy." Miss Doris Frame, 11 p. m. ices at 4:30 and 7. The Metho- ols. Music will be provided by an, Evolved by Atomic Force?" bilo," Bach, and "Pastorale," At g p. m. members of the Little Town of Bethlehem." Solo minister of music, is in charge. Continuing efforts to give resi dist Youth Fellowship, Interme- the Junior and youth choirs. ill be .the subject of the lesson- CorelU. The Tower Hill choir will Ingle young adult group will go irta will be sung by Mark Bent- Ushers will be Carl Pfrommer, dents a better understanding ofjdiate Youth Fellowship and Wes On Christmas Eve there will sermon at Christian Science serv- Chriitmu caroling. sing "Fanfare for Christmas,' ley. At the 11 o'clock service the! Daniel Stark, Ted Recker, Cur- the real meaning of Christmu, ley Fellowship will meet at 6:45. be a special carol-communion :es Sunday. Martin Shaw, and 'Today the The Hsthomar Club will hold chancel choir will sing "There s Bradley, John Rodenberg, the Methodist Men's Club, .for the Tonight, Cub Pack 17 and Girl service st 7:30 p. m. The junior Matthew's account of Christ Je- Print* of Peace la Bom," Carl a covered dish aupper and Christ- Were Shepherds," by. Vincent ierbert Downs, Harold Johnson, 15th year, has erected a nativity Scout Troop 26S meet at 7:30. choir will sing, "Away in a Man- is' stilling of the tempest (1:23- F. Mueller. "Rex Gloriae" (a mas party tonight at T:M p. m. and "Carol of The Questioning rlenn Appleyard, William Man-lieene* on the church property. The membership class meets ger"; The youth choir will sing, 28) will be included in the Scrip- Christmas • recessional) will be in Fellowship hall. Child," by Kountx. Soloists will nel and Harry Davey. Ufe-eire figures represent the with Rev. Mr. Squire st 7:45 and"Silent Night." "Infant Holy, In- ral readings. suag by the Tower Hill Choir, as- Saturday-*: 15-10:30 a. m. -I ! Miss Patty Callman and Miss Sunday-school, with Tiny Tot|Holy Family and sheperds. Live the chancel choir rehearses at fant Lowly." and "It Came Upon From "Science and Health with sisted' by Carlette M. Winslow, Girls' junior choir rehearsal in Lynn Hagerman, members of the ursery'and classes for all'ages, animals, including the donkey, I. the Midnight Clear"; and the sen- ley to the Scriptures" by Mary vioUa; Laurie King, tymptnl Fellowship hall under the din* Junior and Westminster choirs, meets at 0:30 and 11 a. m. "Little One," a ram, three sheep Tomorrow the junior choir re- ior choir, "Gentle Mary" "While Baker Eddy will be read the fol- and Vaugban C, Chambers, Jr., tion of Mrs. Carl F. Mueller. respectively. Junior Hi Westminster Fellow- and a recently bora calf, are hearses at 9:30 a. m. and the Shpeherds Watched their Flecks", .wing (134.M): "Jesus said: 'I 10:39 a. m. the kindergarten de- narrator. Church school will convene'at ihip meets Sunday at I p. m. used. Thousands of visitors sreMro| choir at 7:30 p. m. To- "Harken, All! What Holy Sing- new that Thou hearest me al- Ushers at (ha 1:15 service will partment of the Church School 30 a. m., in the separate de- the church house on Sycuiore|expected before the creche is re-|morrow night, the Intermediate ing," and "Joy to the World." ays;' and he raised Lazarus be in charge of Arnold W. Gal- "M hold a Christmas luncheon In partments, nursery through jun- ive., with Mr. and Mrs. Dexter moved JJan. 2. Youth Fellowship will have a The carol service win be fol- Irom the dead, stilled the temp- braWi, assisted by Woodrowthe kindergarten room; 10:45 ior high. tobinsoo n In chargeg . The Senior Now heading the. church'! (tatting aOiM.Foik dan lowed by the observence of the ist, healed the sick, walked on a. tn., boys' junior choir rehear- Francis, Herbert Gtsklll, Gordon, The senior high class will meet Westminstei r FellowshiFllhi p alsl o llgious education program are cing, led by Mf. and Mrs, Robert sacrament of the Lord's Supper. the> water. There is divine au- thority for believing in the su- C Irwin, Jr., and John G. Thomp- sal m Fellowship Hall under the in Room 2, at 10:30 a. m. eets at t p. m. in the church Rev. Richard Campbell, a senior Boykin, will tske place in Fel- periority of spiritual power over son. The welcoming committee direction of Mrs. Carl F. Muel- A family vesper service will be muse, and Rev. Mr. Collins is at Drew University's School of lowship Hall at g. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ler, and 7:30 p. m., the singli material resistance." will:consist of Philip E. Bsilly in Fellowship Hall at 5 p. m. lie leader. Rev. Mr. Collins also Theology, and his wife, a grad- Tuesday, the interdenomina- Little Silver young adult group will hold an and Joseph C.Davison. This service has been arranged 111 conduct the adult study class uate of New York University. tional prayer and study group Rev. A. Allen Attenborough ice skating party at the Asbury . Ushers at the 11 o'clock service by Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Jr., unday at 8 p. m., when hie study They will train new teachers for will meet at 10 a. m.. the Girl will administer communion Sun- REFORMED will be in charge of William J. Park Csilno, followed by a social |asilstant organist and director ol rogram is "Romans." Keyport hour at the home of Misses Lois, *»T* rn-.' the Boy day.«» a. m. He will also speak Tmex, assisted by Robert E. Bil. junior choir, and will feature The Men'a Club will bowl Mon- ben of the staff. Harold Meakln, at the family service at 9:30 Sunday-school, supervised by Joan and Marjorie McNeil In Scouts at 7:19 and the Wesley lings; Michael H. Daly, Ward D. Christmas music by the three day, 8:30 p. m. Sunday-school superintendent, I. m. ind lead in morning pray- warren Bemhardt, will meet at Rumson. Fellowship, for volleyball at 8. Ferguson, Norman C. Gardner, choirs, tableaux, and congrega-| A special, candlelight service Mid the couple were employed er, and administer communion. 30 i. m. A nursery for pre- Monday—7:30 p. in., Boy Seoul Thursday, a Chriitmu Eve S. Erie Hartteo. Herbert H. John. tlonal singing of Christmas car- will be held Chriitmsi Eve at II in Rev. Mr. Attenborough will school children opens at 10:30. sen, Jr.. Robert L. King, Douglu Troop 17 will bold a Chrlstmu m. A musical program will be ols. ry at 10 p. m. lead in morning prayer and ad- ev. Roderick N. Deyoung, pas- W. McCrum, David J. Sherwood party In the youth parlor, and Featured. training possible will be offered The Senior High Fellowship will Sunday, Dec. 27, students and minister communion at 11 a. m. tor, will preach on: "Wanted, a and Robert L. Yeager. Alfred P. p. m., monthly meeting of the to those who ire enrolled in the meet at the church.at 7'p. m. to servicemen on Christmas fur- Communion is administered on Xoom," it the 10:45 service it llch and Robert E. Skold will Board of Stewards in the Combs- CHURCH OF CHRIST school." go caroling. lough will be guests at a coffee all prayer book holy days at which Mrs. John Sagurton will comprise the welcoming commit DeVoe Memorial Room, and II Red Bank The junior choir will rehearse hour from noon to 1 p. m., with 8:30 p. m. , present a special program of tee. p. m., Christmas Eve service. Bible classes are conducted at FIRST BAPTIST this afternoon at 3:30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sadler in Sunday-school meets at 9:30 Christmu music. The cherub At 9:15 and 11 a. m.. duplicate The chancel choir will rehear* 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Morn- Middletown a. m. holr will sing "Away in the sessions of the Church School will BAPTIST ig service begins at 11. Charles There will be two services charge. That day there also will Monday in the lounge at 8 p. m be an administration of the sic- •linger," and the sanctuary be held In the Education build- New Monmouth The men's bowling team will Brown, minister, will deliver|Christmis Sunday. In lieu of TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM choir Rogers' "There's a Song in Rev. William E. Bisgrove, pas- rament of baptism. Ing and Fellowship hall under the meet Monday at Sycamore Lanes lesson at this time. The con church school there will be a Elberon the Air." The Sunday-school will •God's Un- direction of Miss Mary Ann tor, will preach on at 1:45 p. m. regational tinging it directed by 9:30 a. m. worship service at Sabbath Services tonight st 9:30 jresent i Christmu program at METHODIST Stames, director of religious ed- speakable Gift" Sunday it 10: Prayer Fellowship will meet >n Noland. Each Sunday at this which time the children of the o'clock have been designated as Atlantic Highlands p. m. ucation. a.m. Christmas music will in- Tuesday in the lounge at 10 a. m time, the Lord's Supper is served. church school will participate in Temple Youth League Sabbath clude "What Child Is This, Rev. George E. Taylor, pastor, A white goods collection for the At 4:30 p. m., the annual Brownie Troop 250 will meet Sunday evening worship starts the re-enactment of the Nativity. Various members of the group! Bethany Home for the Aged in "Jesu, Jem. Little Son" and will use "Hard Way of Good- Chriitmu carol candlelight serv- Tuesday in Room 2 at 3:30 p. m. it 6:30. Rev. John E. Bates will speak will participate in the service. Christmu anthem for adult and will and Peace" u his subject rvlngton will be made Sunday. ice will be held in the church The session will meet Tuesda; Mid-week meetings are con-|On "The Joy of Christmas" Miss Lois Buckman of Long youth choirs. Sunday it 11 a. m. The senior Prior to the Christmas Evs sanctuary, with the four choirs, in the lounge at 8 p. m. ducted each Thursda"""••"• y evenin------g at'Mrs. George Hsrtmsnn, organ- Branch, president, will deliver The annual Christmu vespers choir will present the cantata, service at 11 p. m. nest Thurs- Tower Hill, Westminster Fellow- The Christmas Eve service wil 30. Next week a study of church|tat."w"l Pl»y "Angels From the the messsge. will be held Sunday at 4:30 p.m. 'The Manger of Bethlehem," iay, special music will be pre- ship, Junior Boys' and Junto; t held in Fellowship Hall at 1 history will be continued. Realms of Glory" and Bach's Sunday the religious school will when the combined choirs wll Sunday at 9 p. m. sented. Girls', participating. Ushers p. m. A Ladies' class meets on the "Sleepers Wake.' present its annual Hanukkah cele present the program. Miss Mil this service will be in charge of ;econd and fourth Monday nights At the 11 a. m. service Rev. Church school meets at 9:30 bration. Norman W. Foy, Jr. assisted by dred E. Bisgrove, the organist, EMMANUEL BAPTIST f each month at 7:30. "Bible Mr. Bates will speak on "The a. m. . GH POINT SPIRITUALIST Saturday, 7 p. m., the primary CHAPEL John C. Antllff, George F. Baine, "th"e director" . Atlantic Highlands Women" is the subject currently Wondrous Gift Is Given." The CHRIST EPISCOPAL Bible school meets Sunda; department ol the church school Chapel Hill Robert M. Evans, Van B. Fox, Rev. Howard M. Ervln, pastor, studied. Prelude will be Middletown tdid A Christmas, will present a program, "Christ- ROT. Frances Stevenson con- S. Eric Hartten, Robert L. King, 9:30 a.m. will give his Christmu message A P r l w lld Suit for Or an Rev. Andrew M, VanDyke, rec- - i?5. f!ll °™ i. ]!I5..' !? e 6 Taylor, in mu Secret." Mn. Howard Schoen ducts services Sunday at 8 p. m. David C. Maloney, Douglu W. A Christmu program for] Sunday at 11 a.m. The choir will presented eich Sunday at three parts. Under the direction tor, will be in charge of the mor- <111 is in charge. and Wednesdays at 2:39 and I McCrum, John G. Thompson and children of the cradle roll, bs.|5^ipy,;, "imj5,Ci Prayei a.m. of Mrs. Hartmann, organist, the ning service. A pageant will be William G. Wall. Louis O. Ford ginners and primary department meeting will be held Sunday, choir will present "A Christmu The official board will meet presented at 4:30 p.m of the Sunday school will be her Monday, 8 p. m., in Fellowship p.m., followed by a second sen FEDERATED Trilogy" composed of "The Light Special services for Christmu ANSWERS CRITICS Saturday, 3:30 p.m. The program Hall. ice at 7:30 p.m. Holmdel of Bethelehm," "The Star of the Eve Include s carol sing and PEORIA, 111. (AP) - The Rev. of the intermediate, junior A service will be held Christ- Church school meets at 9:41 Rev. Andrew A. Burkhart will Migl," "Joyous News." Mrs. Er- choral, Holy Communion at 11: IS Gordon E. GlUett answers critics senior departments will be heli mas Eve between 7 and t p. m a.m. Nursery classes meet ai preach on "Prince of Peace" at wing Kehrer will sing "The An- |of his new architecturally modern Wednesday, I p.m. he 11 a.m. Sunday service, it p.m. S U N 11 a.m. gel's Song" by Stickles. The of- On Christmu Day, Rev. Mr. St. Paul's Episcopal Church like The trustees will meet tonigl which Miss Betty Ellis, organist, APPLI ANCI A Christmu program, "Day fertory anthem will be "Song of METHODIST this: at I o'clock. will play Dsquin's "Variation on VanDyke ' will administer com- Good Tidings," will be presentee Adoration" Highlands •Chrsltainlty is s living, vital •V.l Swis Noel" as a prelude and by Luvaas and the munion it 10 a.m. by church school pupils Tuesday postlude, ' 'Jubllito Deo" by Sil- Church school meets at 9:30 a. religion. It is a "contemporary' A. M. E. ZION Bach's "In Dulce Ubilo" as s 7:30 p.m. This will include read ven. m Morning service at 11 o'clock. REFORMED tellglon and, as such, should ex- Red Bank postlude. The choir will sing De CINTIR ing of Christmas Scripture, reci Evening service at 7:30. Colts Neck press itself In contemporary lan- Sunday-school will meet at 9: Costa"s "Gloris In Estenso" and Ushers will be Edward Stines, tations, and music by the pupils Prayer meeting Wednesday at Rev. Harry A. Olson, pastor, guage. a. m. Rev. Charles E. Bourne Wilson's "Wonderful Story." Al Homer Hicks and Thomu Eut- and the cherub choir. Children 7:30 P. as. will use "Room for Christ," ai "We can, and do, admire Goth- will preach at 11 o'clock when candlelight service, at 4:40 p.m.,mond. Flowers will be presented ,.,.' FAMOUS attending win bring gifts for the his sermon subject Sunday at1 ic, Byxsntlne snd Georgian forms the choir, directed by Mrs. Ter- will feature anthems by the sen-by Mr. and Mn. William Jikei, children at Christ Home Orphan- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 11 a. m. At 8 p. m. the com' of architecture but they are not NAME will sing. The Sun- ior and adult choirs, "Lo, There Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Parseus, Mr. age at Warminster, Pa. Atlantic Highlands bined choirs will present a Christ- the expression of our sge. day-school ud the Christian E< ii Born a Savior," "The Angel and Mn. Willard Morgan, Mr. Mid-week prayer service Church service ud Sunday- mas cantata. "It is also rather ridiculous to Uwttt Prkts Board will present Song," and "The Christmu Glory and Mn. William Luebbert, Mr. held Wednesday, 8 p. m. school ere held at II a. m. Wed- A candlelight service will be|put a Gothic church down in the Chriitmu carol service at 7: Song." and Mn. H. Bruce Nankervis, Church members and theii nesday testimony meeting is at held Christmu Eve. midst of modeir ranch • type The Sunday school will_hold Mr. and Mrs. James RonaMson friends will sing carols Chriitmu and Mr. and Mn. Leonard Ta- •: IS p. m. Reading room, hours homes) YSJW electric Rev. W. W. Atchinion will con- Eve, leaving the ' church at Christmas exercises at 2:30 p.m. are 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesday! and SHAKER4UAKEB! "It is completely unrelated to duct the third quarterly confer tomorrow.. turn. o'clock. They will be transported Saturday!, except holiday!. Red Bank the life which our people live." ence meeting at I p. ra. Mon Members of the Young People's Last Sunday Mr. and Mn. Paul around the community in th Loser presented their child, Nan- Elder Franklin C. day. Society will go caroling on the CALVARY BAPTIST APPLIANCES church school but. cy Jo, for dedication, and Mr. te cher, will conduct a Weekly prayer services si evening of Wednesday, Dec. 23. Red Bank and Mn. Donald Cuming present- of tttstfuctlos) ud grfiFiii held at I p. m. Wednesdays. An informal program of Christ- Rev. John B. Gllchrist, pastor, OCEANV1EW COMMUNITY 4 1 1 w u r a ra. Sunday at the church, II mu,orgsn"muiic"wlTbe offered J ** ' e" * "^^ « U °/ will deliver his Christmu service Leonardo baptism. Rev. Mr. Bates offici- North Bridg* Ave. Kenneth N. Gamble, Jr., . in the church from J to 9 p.m. Sunday at 11 a.m. Miss Audrey HALF SIZE Christmu Eve. ated at both services. Warren will be organist. tor, will bring the messsge ai The Youth Fellowship will hold the Sunday service at 11 Sunday school meets at 9:30 HOLY COMMUNION a candlelight service Sunday at a.m. with Zannie Leeks u super- Mrs. Karl A. Helwig wi|l be ai 7:30 p. m. to which parents are the organ. EPISCOPAL intendent. Pupils will hold their NIAGARA CYCLO invited. There will be no social Sunday-school meets at Fair Haven annual Yuletide program it 3:30 MASSAGE Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, ree period. The Fellowship will meet p.m. Sunday. a. m. The Sunday-school Christ Wednesday at 7 p. m. at Leeds Hnt MS MiMia VMto Help! ANPASSOVATtS mas program will be given Sui tor, will administer Holy Eucha The Virginia Club will meet • SteMavft Ntn-OM TMtlM rist Sunday at 8 a. m. and at Hall to go caroling. Refreshments • RellMfa liw* MMCI«I day at 7:30 p. m. Monday, 8 p.m., in the church; • iKrfM Blw* UfralsUw 1 a. m. The rector will speak will be nerved following the car-Bible class' and prayer service • ntlten rum *t Arttnna Mid-week prayer and Bibl ol activities in Leeds Hall. DECORATIVE ARTS CENTER study hour will be Wednesda; at the church school service it is held Wednesdays and the For Complete Information A dance is planned for Tues- at S p. m. at Mr. Gamble' 9:15 a. m. end lead in morning putor's aid will hold a bake sale Call home. prayer. He wilt also preach at day, Dee. 29, from I until 11 Saturday in the church. SH 7<044l •>BUIM VhH ig (ooimd the 11 a. >m. service. p. m. at Leeds Hall. Proceeds 1 Christmas Eve. there will __ Members of the Flower Club itlirlO '' , / Aril Mdi. will be donated to the Middle- INTERIOR DESIGNERS Christmu caroling for those who Mid-week Holy Eucharist is ad- have chartered a bus for Jan. I0NG BPANCH l\] Bro pmST-l ZJ SL TfJtMS TO U MONTHS SEHVED FROM 12 NOON UNTIL 9 I'. M. NO PARKING PROBLEM READINGS SI'KCIAL UINNEK FOR CHILDREN UNDER 11 — 12.25 HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO of ASBURY PARK FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1959 MIDDIETOWN MISS* EVE c*4 n Mieo CHOPPING CENTtR sjlvrn on nil problem*, MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL COOKMAN AVI. and MAIN ST. ASIURY PARK For Appe>l»rmen» (hrrlunkitiR llir In'iiiilijul Slirrutluiiy UIIIT OMS tvwy evieleg till 9 P. M.I lahtruf till UN p. M. CALL CA 2-SMt Riverside Avenuo Rod Bank to Mt^^ Ml S> af mtmt »•• m 1 1M .B)PV If ^ .JW^pJy , ^ #fcfS) ht cempUM* wtt tHfrg to lodtty. Being Aggressive at Play ft* mmmilKt tat tt _ . ^ MtttivMtViaiflif SMMI Ay COAltf MfM * I'M) WOCK MM jlfVMnlft flWWflllftlCy* Wit* dtUn* an iMfbad, abk (o coaform It they artjSS to beetuetntt about the tmu* 1*BO means |« say «**£ shouts: "I that you dud." Slight- But children have always play- when they are taught "how wea chance to get some of this ag- and violence of children's ag- ly more sophiiticated Peter "dis- ed aggressive games. The Ian- must act" and "how we must gression out of their systems. gressive play. child's hand that can possibly.*) Inborn in Child's Nature integrates" his victim with hit guage and the toys change—and feel1 even if these lessons are As you listen to children's A word or two about the toys harm. Pellet guns, cap pistols, By DOROTHY V. WHIPPLE, M.D. atomic powered cannon. Girls, too change with amazing speed to gentle, there is something basic talk as they play, at war, youthat help children express their guns that shoot bullet* can causa serious accidents. AP Newifetrtrt* enjoy the power of destruction. reflect the accepted adult forms and independent deep down in realize that their games are normal aggression. It is the idea Many parents are disturbed of aggression. But the basic na the child that rebels against be- usually between some form of the of destruction that children need Da guns make children ag 70 manufacturers turn out about over this war play of children. ture of the play of' children has ing made to act and feel differ- 'good guy" and" bad guy."-In to express, and this concept can In the voting for members ^f gressive? What is the later effect 20 million toy guns every year. Educators, police officials, civic not really changed with the com' ently from the way his raw na-the long run the "good guys" be just as real to a child whe...thn e National Jockeys Hall ,of of the shooting games of child- And the guns don't lie around leaders are beginning to wonder ing of the atomic age. ture would direct him. usually win. This is an expression nothing comes out of the endof Fame at Pimlico, Earl Sande was hood? Whether we like it or notto accumulate dust in the bottom if the ever-increasing demand for Crowing up in any age, for This rebellion comes out inof the child's fundamental desire the gun. Let the toys be shaped. elected in 1955 with 571 votts. the manufacturing of toy guns is of the toy chest. Children use war toys, and the amount'of gun every child, his to mean limita- various aggressive ways and onto live up to what his parents like the most lethal of weapons, the largest number in the history big business in this country- Some their guns and cannons. play packed into the formative tions and fnutations. Raw unth- e whole it's better that It comes want of him. 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J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1959 7c PER COPY Irish Court Sayt Man Study Ice Skating Can Eat with Coat On Double Sessions DUBLIN. Ireland (AP) - DeaM Lyaaaa, a business ex- for ecattra, buvit the right to To End in Raritan his overcoat while eattog RARITAN TOWNSHIP - \KEANSBURG - Tha popular!- for the six eighth fait the recreation faculties Industrial A court yesterday awarded win sad Ju. 4, provided nccntly by the Botrd New Jersey when the new four-room unit of of Education on tha Keansburg Lyasa nominal eamsges of I Public School groundt wu under peaaas ($14) from each of twe Congress Been Street School will be discussion *t latt night1! meeting News Briefs Duaba hotels which refused to ready for occupancy. of the boird. Lights were in- serve hto» lest Jaaaary because Praised R. Thomas Jannarone, superin- stalled !« the are* but month, TRENTON (AP) - The New of bis eeated sute. ' tendent of schools, announced last permitting,, the faculties tob e ersey Division of Railroad Lyaam, most of ttfo r payments to called for a vote of thsaks for crested and three seventh grade of the facilities, the board., the New Shrewsbury Iadattrial _wfn be changed tnmtbo private cousuhtats. The driMoa Congress for the part the orgaal- tha auggeitioa of Joaeph Carlo, wu set np to ime State Wghway He said he earns to DeHw tJttrnoon to tiie moratag astaloa, chairman of the building and lation hu played la attracting aa Tha average number of etu- Department early 4hlt year ta oa a lustasss trip on a bitter- Industrial enterprise - Mont- grounds committee, decided to ly ceM day and, beeatae he demt will be 11 ta each seventh Investigate the feasibility of in- an effort to cope with-the com- gomery Ward, Ine.-to the bor-grade. muter service crisis, it It. now had beta 111, hit dacter advised ough. stalling an lea skating rink on •Of WOMIN HOP OTHH$ —Mr.. Thamas F. Shebell. wife of Asbury him tokee p hit overcoat an. Eighth graders will begin class- the school grounds., operatin^ g on a $200,0*0 budget Both the. msyor and council- es at la. m., using the same Jai conjunction with the recrea- ~flj," division has only two em- mayor and welfare chairman of AeMonmoirtfc-County Federation of Republican Said Peter Huaney, auaager man commended the organiza- trauportttfon to get to schooL Hen project, Jeremiah J. Wilson,ployae. s at present-Its director, Women, presents two of her organisation's checks to repreientetives of Shore cher. ef one of the hotels: tion, and Douglu Downs and Ro-By starting at the usual time it board vice president, reported on Herbert A. Thomas of Glen Rock iftesar the fedewfion's Chriifmas meeting end party in the Kingtley Arms Hotel, "Etiquette It futay. We serve bert Davidson, for their efforts will be necessary to create only Ms meeting with the Keansburg to promoting the "MkMfoemoirtb at $17,SOB a year and his secre- Asbury Perk. Recipients are Mrs. Clifton T. lerkelow, Isft, wifa of Monmouth's as- women weartag bate aad eaate an additional one-half bus route Lkms Club, the purpose of which tary, who la down for $1,54$ to bat not met. We Industrial Park." return the students to their wu to obtain additional prop- DM lMvvl wUQftt tUQlMft* semHyman, repreienting the Freehold Towmhip Health Center. Tha federation's fuse to serve u . Mayor Baron declared; "This after 2:10 p. m. dismissal. erty for recreational faculties Thomu wants to double the donetions to 10 orgenixefioni fofel $210. , • '• • • • •' '- ,:••. if sho brought n —*.» Is only the begtoatog" The final results of tha pre- and tovoetigato possible aequj* staff by hiring an esststsnt di- Coundlmsn Willett called the school census conducted by the tiosi of property tor future schtol Montgomery Ward warehouse the Woman's Club showed a totalo f tmildtog either for an elementary rector at $10,(00 a year aad an- other secretary at $MT7. The Vote "most desirabte type of ratable 2.4M preschool children to the school or participation in a re- Supermarket is Fined $50 for a borough to get." '' township. This it aa increase ef gional school. The area involved division would than have a pay. includes afpradmatNy IS acres ran of $H42t But Thomu also Mrs. Crawferi Praltti Ml ever tha total of 1*74 com* want* Sfl*.«N for tha services Also receiving tha couadl's piled ta January of tbta year. and additional adjacent proper- Bar Meat: Swimming Pool praise Wu Mrs. Ruth Crawford. In a breakdown of tha figures, tax collector. Mr. Willett pointed Mr. Jannarone annmmced 440chll- he would need SUS.MI for engl- MIDDLETOWN —Food Fair the store which were underweight A request win ate be teat to neermg eoneufeato, $12,000 for out that thte it the fourth year dren wOl enter the school system the Keusburg Mayor and Coun- The packages ranged from a half to a rawtha t the borough hu 1140, S24 ta1141 , 471 to 1142. property consultants, $20,000 nr Stores, Inc., was found guilty yes- an ounce to three-quarters of an cil that a recreatioi director be financial and legal consultants, terday on two counts of having Law Introduced no overhanging school todebted- 47* to IK} and 441 ta 1M4. The appointed to supervise-the fa- ounce underweight which would NEW SHREWSBURY - Overneeu at the end of the year." census also showed 47 children and $8,000 for accounting con- ta Its possession with Intent tohave" resulted In four tosi x cents culties made available by the mm the objections of Councilman In other business council voted sultant*. The division Is no wtall, two underweight packages in over charges. Philip H. Meyer, Jr. -voiced wtn DVtwvcn ucia •• inii board. It was pointed out that working on e blueprint for keep- New Zoning to authorise drainage work oa < foods were appropriated for mis of meat. He also testified that several before and after Introduction of Pear and Plum Stt., preparatory and Nov. 13, 1S90. The present ing essential commuter trains la * I th t diplay the measure — an amendment to elemeattry echool eoroUaent ta purpose to the current municipal operauon* me onsprun. QUO JOT MMUtrate W,Gi.bert.KU on •?» * J£S «B5 to paving the roads with funds t, fined the firm 85 on eachM countcounte. r were inspectedM- and found Code Nears the zoning ordinance to permit that have already been allocated. ,4*4. ' .,. . publication early next year, to be underweight, but that the recreational facilities toresident - Charlu S. HopU, hoard secre- A communication from Mid- to specify routes, stops and newHe dismissed three charges of This action came u a result of a actual shortage was not largs ial zones received its first read- plea by Chester McEachen. II Ury, aanoinved three full terma dletovm Township High School equipment having exposed for sale three ac h sgb td dg advised that ninth and 10th Completion ing, last night at the meeting of Orchard St., for tome action by and one twe-yeer uneiplrad term packages of underweight.neat.fenouga h to be prosecuted under the borough council. . . . will be flUad to the Feb. I school grade students would be on aplit MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Har- council. sessions starting-in September, The charges stem from e, roa David Pindar, Jersey City, at The amendment'will be sent Tax Assessor Andrew G. Shep- board election. Petitions for botrd tine Inspection of the Food Fair torney for the Food Fair firm, old J. Dolan, vice chairman of back to the Planning Botrd for caadMatas mutt be presented to 1M0; also mat the estimated to- store-to the Shopping Center. Rt. fought and gained dismissal ooff the Planning Board, last night an- ard told council that the revalua- Won rates for Keensburg stu- her IN* birthday last alght approval before the final hearing, tion program It complete to As-tht secretary on or before Dec. » here, on Nov. 20, by William three charges that packages of nounced three, changes to the 11. 1M0. st 4 p. m. dents would be $SU for 1MMI. proposed zoning ordinance. scheduled for Dec. M. bury Ave. A heartog it scheduled vats far tha first daw le next Thompson, county superintendent meat were exposed for sale that rn« ui "ea- for property owners between Jto. II wu conflrmod at tha Teacher Resigns yearV^Prealawa^ election. of weights and measures. were underweight. The new provisions are: Water and Asbury Ave. tor Decckte for the local referendum am The reilgnation of Russell L. At that time. Mr. Thompson, Testimony of Mr. Thompson, Minimum lot site for resi- fWMmtaaan* ealeWAa MBJWf-' ^ 21 at the Ttoton FaUa School. tha t\fm,m high school bead Thomas, sixth grade teacher, sea last AprH-at tt. A «e- after inspecting packages of meat Leonard Iamiindo, the store's dences in industrial zones: 75x125 -to ram Ala through dartog i. Voting wUI take place in wu .accepted, effective at the trwet Stlrhag. ItsflaaMirs, bottondisptoyinthemeat coun-meat manager, and Paul Bon- feet. Previously, a 50-foot, front- the ctosisf dayi ef this year." Two revaluation hearings will the regular polling placet be- close of school ,Dec. 23. Mrs. leWtatf CMM to' iMi ctmlfy and, to the packing room, is-iper, store manager, disclosed age had been permitted. He ceiled the proposal "spot be hela for the rest of the bor-tween 1 and • p. ra. Annie Mlele. Rt X. Keansburg, sued th' e fiv~e compUlnti... . that none of the five packages in real- Ming to disguise," and support- currently on leave, will replace la IMS. question was actually in the die- Minimum lot site for ough between the holidays, Adm. The board voted to request the MrV^Thomis. Fractisas of Oeaca play counter ready for.sale. dences in commercial xones: ed the objections of other Rrver- Sheptrd announced. The dates " tjhlp Committee to take un- Mr. Thompsocj, told; the court 100x150 feet. Previously, a 5M< l Ave residents who are op-have not bean set dsr advissmtnt the feasibility of Thomas Garrison, school su- TRENTON (AP) — Attorney . -^i ^ . -. MagittratMagistrate ManabManson refuserefused to posed to ;a swim duj>. that Is perintendent, advised that „ on Davtd D. •ftmaa*-"-reports- b» found five packages *n the dnnolsa the other two charges. frontage had been permitted. Mayor Beroawotated a coBV latttlltog tUtwalkJ along the 14 be Con. And, the change of an ll-acre planned for that areeH the "" nittet composed, of- wit inaugurating a curriculum mat New. Jersey state polleepa?kagtoli Iffkagtog room at the rear of ^ ^ study throughout- tha system. fountd another1 IN tracks with tract owned by the New York ure is adopted. , Willett and Richard Wettea ad hsjajdous akmg which the school Teachers have been assigned as serious ao^hjeMt iflMcbi last ^^ throughtesumoay and Long Branch Railroad from Mr. Meyer noted that mei Omncilinu-EitetDoaal4Coto,tt chAdrea BMtst walk. • leaders In particular subjects toweak. Furmea said the state po- •* *• *•* •a<| •tora »«>ater» residential toindustrial . Thee lend municipalities such ordtoances investigate tht Shrewsbury Town- The value of the new buildiag co-ordinate the separate grades. lice spot checked i44l trucks, end other offieiaU of the firm, is adjacent to the railroad, south have been defeated to court shlp-Vail Homes school district at the Bean Street School site, The program Is planned as a handed out tickets to 441 drivers eontehded that the store had sup-of the Garden State Parkway, He pointed out that if the pro-costs controyeny,. and to conipltwat with AtnUtufet, wu n* means of providing a better and gave 41 other truckers writ- cut of Atlantic- Ave. and west posed swim club becomes a reali- up with recommendtttont for ported u 970.000. It win be in- of the Raritan. Township border. ty In the Riverdale Ave. area, council. sured for SO par cent Insurance course of study for the students. ten warnings for' minor viola- 1 John J. Ryan, chairman of thetions. He said 144 tracks were Mr. Dolan reported that recom- other property owners on the In reply to a request from the value ..;; . ; . finance committee, requested all found without stop lights, 71 with- mendations regarding house, size street would be prevented by thecouadl for information on the Approval was granted for a con- committee chairmen to submit out directional signals, M with- motion Committee have endorsed Pt*i«ed mu}l requirements will be made at zoning amendment from' having possibiHty of licensing fbao>han- tract for Mrs. RocheUt R. Baiae their statement* and budget fig- out horns end a without tall a police department request Testimony of the firm's officials the next meeting. recreational facilities on their dim to, the borough. Edward A. to teach fourth grade at the ures by Dec. 31. An executive lights. Other violations Included a pay increase. disclosed that cohttoioui spot It Is expected that the zoning property. Hanlon, president of the Board of checkt are made of the meat ordinance will be ready for for- Middle Road School at a salary meeting will be held In the school overweight trucks, trucks which The department contends the He rsmltnad council that a Health, to a letter said "no. com- of $4J0l. Placed on the sabeti- Monday evening to discuss any had not been Inspected, and driv- average police pay here is $1,000 counter and packaging room tomal introduction after this phase gelt course wu formerly epef pulsory food handler taste an tue Utt ware Mrs. Etta M. Stry- budget problems! en without the truck registrt- under the Btythore average. insure that all packages are prop- is completed—possibly to Janu- ated ta the area, but It wouM preseatty contemplated by the ktr. Keuneburg; Mrs. Vm* Rot* George Johnson, chairman of tion to their possession eriy weighed. ary or February. New Shrewsbury Board elk, Keyport, aid Mm. Barbara Richard Hammel. chairman of Mr. Thompson, testified that In a discussion of homes ver- cause ef At proximity to the Health." the regional study committee, re- the committee, said Mi orgatJxa. Veritn. Haslet. viewed the brochure presented the store's scale* were accurate. sus industry, between Mayor John proposed swim dab. He also Mayor Baron, however, indi- TRENTON (AP) - Education tion recommends "an sdequate It also was brought out toMan. Jr., and Board Chairman died the orailimi ef traffic la other buatoeu tt was an- by Earle B. Garrison, county su- increase." cated mat the matter would be juaeed the QvU Defsnee tad perintendent of schools, at aCommissioner Frederick M. testimony that the - firm hu a Frederick G. Wenzel, Mr. Marx glare aad aetse. pursued. Raubinger today dismissed the He did not define the word contract with another firm to to-sai d he wu "not convinced that Disaster Control Organisation will meeting of the Keyport, Union Council also heard the objec- for the iaetejatloa of air Beach, Keaniburg regional study petition of five Peterson public spect end repair all scales used homes do not carry their might tions - submitted in a letter by The SUte Highwahway Department ^ school teachers who contended to stores at leut once a monthtaxwise.. " hone ta the Baen Street committee Dee. 14. At the re- Mayor Norman J. Currie told Thomu Jardine, Newark attor- reported to a letter to couadl School; approval mt: granted quest of Mr. Johnson and Thom„,.- they had seniority In tha posi- Thhe Register Monday that police Scales Okayed Mr. Wewel and Mr. Dolan' ney of several Riverdale Avt. that $1,401 would be made avail- as Kipp, board president, tAh. tton of vice principal. Raubing- contended that on the buis the payment of $01 tor nitaalw may get a raise, but that "It Jack J. Cherae, Philadelphia, "residents. able for UN for road work In thecourses taken by Mrs, Jaaet M. members were urged to make a er said tha post of vice principal two children or more per home, certainly won't be $1,080." head of the scale inspection firm Mr. Jardine reminded council borough u a part of its munici- Prichard aid mm Joyce A. careful study of the brochure, A is not covered by the tenure law. The. last department pay In- the taxes will not equal the cost that a previous request for apal eld program. special board meeting will to Hesa said dth the ela laww grant grants stenur tenure eto to testified that no major malfunC' of education and municipal costs Ctar^jaachen, and Mr. Kapta swim club In the area had been Councilman Robert McCaH re- was aaftorlzed to apniy for fed- held In January to discuss the only four posts to the publi scale is chief, $5,170; captain, ' that unit. rejected u Incompatible with the portedthat, followtng ccaaptatote problem and Instruct the Keans„. -school system — teacher, prtael- $4170; lieutenant, $4,«7O; been detected in the put six Mayor Marx aid that at pres- tone. eral aid under PL 114/ burg committee on the course ent, industry to the township ac- Fire Chief William Kaae and Ro- of pal, assistant superintendent and geant, $4,470, and regulsr patrol- Magistrate Manson, In findinding Council approved the Introduc- bert Singleton aid Edward Pierce action to be taken at the next superintendent The only tenure man, $4,270. counts for only eight per cent tion of the arnendnwnt.wlth Mr. meeting of the trl-board commit- the firm guilty on two ofthe.*~ the tax ratables. of the Tiatoa Fells Fire CeaMy attached to the Job of vice prin- Sterting salaries for new •Id thai having two Meyer recording the sole had inspected the Atlaatie tttJBar- Beach tee which Is tentatively sched- cipal, he said, is that rented a trotaea are $),K0 for the first The building inspector report uled to be held In Keyport High packages of underweight meet in ^ live vote. ama. and made recoauMajoattaaa teacher who fills a vice prinei ytar snd $1,100 the second year; permits Issued during Novem- for the eHmlnation of the hazards. School Jan. 25. palshlp at • particular school. the store wu proof of intent tober (or a total construction val- Audit Case To sell underweight meat even ue of 1112,472. . CAR STOLEN He said that the stare _ St. Ann's Junior Holy Nsme That teacher cannot be replaced AT OPEN HOUSE though they were not actually ex- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Po- meat Is c»«poratiag, aad that Society was granted permission at that school by someone with MATAWAN - Mrs. Alvin J. posed for sale. lice today reported that a carthe sltoattoa it betas eamctei. to uie the school auditorium less seniority. But the commis- McDonald and daughters, Marga- Mr. Pindar told reporters after BRUSH FIRE owned by Mrs. Doris Robinson, Futore tospectkaa ate Wednesday evenings (the second sioner said the five ~ lit Washington Ave., wu stolen ret and Alvina, Ravine Dr., at-the hearing that discussions would SHREWSBURY-Flremen yes- be added. ^ County Psoaa- Wednesday of each month ex- teachers who appealed were as* tended the holiday open bouse lut have to be held with Food Fair terday extinguished a, a ma I lut night from in front of. the Mayor Baron cepted). er assigned to specific schools. tha owner's home. Police said that P. Keucer-s sfflce week at Glasibore State College officials before It would be do- brush fire to the rear of that the Woman's Out/of M rday that the ease Student attendance for the when her daughter, Susan, i' s i elded whether an appeal would property of Robert J. Scott, 24 the ignition keys bad beta left month of November wu II per bury be thanked for Its BIM f NT»AWt"(A»)-Tkere are be filed. Patterson Ct in the ear. •ponsor a rond-rttsingdrivefor at least two rates yea have ta permanent war memorial tath t ton * yea was* tob o a ate- borough. Mr. McCall was appaiat- to the Orand Jary. fM at* Never try ta ed to work with the club oa the The matter came to Hght last tato a e« haliaataj te jt July worn Mate auditors released Traffic Safety a jmjtaUairy oueaudi*t tanod r repore t Rockefeller tetrnkJ^.e^seteMta, The council granted permis- IrrtnUrWes" to aa FBI natat H another sion to the Multiple Sclerosis \.12m J*"*"* •ccouate. Service Organisation of New Jer- AtthitttoH.t^cordmgtoGom- Bank Holdings J21.» *• 'S^ftJ'* Brav Iinxw vtalite" *•d" ley to conduct a fwd-nlstag beaetthdretea.aeeertee. drlvt here to February. .^^ NEW YORK (AP)-Rep. Eman- ttffgdl ajnaflftanliSMH* >laU - «•- Council ilso supported aa . •el Cellar (D-NY) says a posslUe •MStaf !• til nunnTaffJlBl fa Inaflf tfa# peal by Gov. Robert B. Msyatr eoafllct of toterests nay exist jryta. to CSrStTS to urge motorlste to use caution hi New York sUte because of anahan1! ear. Ihaaoa, aa FH la holiday driving. acoouatad tor." Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's eMHte MeMntnt Tannanunnnnl fa SHMO .The. governor*! telegram noted y through Oct 14, banking holdings. MtvfMantaaitalaM tattr It the Increase totraffi c deaths thin ' Rockeleller recently said In iwdtVt IntSil MM year over lut and recommend- •*««•* Council PretMtat John Wisconsin that he woud dispose H Tkemat had fcota aMt to ed stricter tnforcemset of tra Metonet reported last week that of stock hoMlnp, especially oil •H fata djkf 0jnAfan4tH^^hnnBnHaflktj Newareeli VM— (T) Evening Prayer U:aa_ (2) Love of Life (II) Sky King " "I- (J) News (H\ RI/I on (U) Henry Morgan X^ RtD RANK (4) Truth or Consequen- »:•»_ (2) Give Us This Day •:4«- (4) Weather C ces «:45- (4) News SATURDAY MORNING (7) Restless Gun 5H MMO (7) News 1:45- (2) Previews (I) Movie MATINEE AT 2:11 7:N- (!) World News l:St— (2) Give Us This Day (ll)French Through TV EVENINGS FROM 7 P.M. (11) Cartoon Jamboree (4) Lock Up •:»- (2) News Coat. 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(I) Film Drama (5) Night Court (4) Howdy Doody PREVUE—Sign of the Gladiator (II) Growing In Spanish (11) San Francisco Beat (7) Cwald Rabbit 11:00. SAT. * SUN. A Slimmer Place 1:M-(U) Newa (II) Play of the Week II:N- (2) Mighty Mouse SUN.-Sign of die Gladiator 2:30, S:00, 7:25,9:50. 3:50, 7:20,10:25; Son of Robin- fcH- (2) For Better or Worn |:M- (2) Hotel De Paree (4) Ruff and Roddy hood 2:25. 5:50. 8:55. (4) Queen For A Day (4) Bell Telephone Hour (5) Lean To Draw NEW PRODUCTION TEAM (7) Day In Court (5) Racket Squad (It) Command Perfor- EATONTOWN NEW YORK (AP) - A new (I) Film Drama (7) Man From Black- mance Dthre-to-FRI. ft SAT.-Kar- Broadway producing team has (II) Empire hawk !•:«•— (I) News toon Karnival 7:00; 1000 Years been formed by Arthur Loew, KIDDIISHOW (It) Movie (II) Panic •:4J- (S) Movie from Now 7:55, 12:29; Invasion Jr., former producer of MGM SAT. AT 2:00 J:H- (2) House Party I:*- (2) Lucille Ball-Desi ihH- (2) I Love Lucy U.S.A. 9:35; Mars Attacks the films, and Jule Styne, composer OOUMi CIUMATION — iurTale lab tmltti, Claraeell ana (4) Thin Man Arnaz (4) Great Gildersleeve World 10:55. and erstwhile solo show stager. 17 Color Caitoww Hewtfy will have twe vary aeeclal raaaana far celakratlna an "Tha (7) Gale Storm (S) Theater S (7) Cartoon Playhouse SUN.—Kartoons 6:00; The The first venture of the part- M«wa"y Deedy Shaw" calarcaat •atgraay, Dae. Mi On that fay, tha I STOOOI COMiPY (I) Film Drama (7) 77 Sunset Strip (t) Playtime Naked and The Dead 6:20, nership is to be "Lady in Wait- NIC-TV Nstwerk aarlaa will aburva Ita »lh annlvsraary, ana" (11) Baaic Russian 1 (I) Movie (I)) Three Muiketeers 11:00; Up Periscope 8:55. ing," by Evan Hunter. It is •uWal* lab ana hla pala will wahama aratty Marti Sarrla, a RUDOLPH THE RED !:N- (2) Millionaire (11) Man From The West 1:1a- (2) Lone Ranger planned for spring arrival un- talentee' yauni alflflni atar wh» will Join tha eraarem aa a lit- (4) M Squad HAZLET raiuiar mambar af tha caek - (4) Young Dr. Malona (4) Circus Boy der David Alexander's direction. NOSE REINDEER" (I) Treasure (11) It's A Great Life (7) Magic Eye Loew'a Drlve-In-FRI. It SAT. Game* ea atoge-Prliea II; H- (2) CBS Reports (7) Beat The Clock (II) Industry on Parade Cartoons 7:00; Happy Anniver- MISS BOOTH STARS Christmas is celebrated in vari- (I) Strange Stories (4) Boxing (II) New Horizons sary 7:45, 10:50; Subway in the NEW YORK (AP) - Shirley ous parts of tha world. (11) Movie (5) Not For Hire Sky 9:25. Good Yule I:1MU) Through The Booth's next Broadway appear- STARTS SUNDAY S:St- (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) Detectives (11) Through Hie SUN.-Csrtoons 6:00; Pajama To Glva Fantasy ance ij now slated to be in "The (4) From These Rooti (11) Hiram Holliday Porthole Game 6:45, 10:50; Joker is On Sunday, C. E. Theater Other One," an adaptation by Anita Ekberq in (J) Racket Squad (II) Full Coverage Wild 8:45. Shows Are (CBS, I p. m.) will present a Lucienne Hill of a novel by (7) Who Do You Trust? 11:21- (*) Official Detective fantasy, "Mr. O'Malley," about ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Colette. (I) Movie (7) Black Saddle a jolly, winged fairy godfather Ethel Merman, Appearing with her in the Coming Up (M) Curtain Time (I) Movie Atlantic — Yellowstone Kelly, who bringa companionship to a French drama are to be Jean By CYNTHIA LOWRY 4:M- (2) Brighter Day (II) Giant Quarterback 6:50, 9:41; Go Johnny Go 8:25. lonely boy. It'i based on a comic Husband Split Pierre Aumont, Cathleen Nesbitt (4) House On High Street Club SAT.-Yellowitone Kelly 3:20 AP TV-Radio Writer strip and stars Bert Lahr. and Marjorie Steele. (5) Douglas Fairbanks (II) Mike Wallace NEW YORK (AP) - Broad 6:50, 9:41; Go Johnny Go 2:00, NEW YORK - Christmas, of The New York Philharmonic, (7) American Bandstand 1I:4S- (4) Jackpot Bowling way singer Ethel Merman ad- 8:26. course, is the theme of many Marian Anderson and tha St. PLUS IND HIT (II) Amos 'N* Andy 11:H- (2) Newa mits she and her airlines execu- SUN.-Gunman's Walk 3:23, TJit Ptrftet of the television shows coming Paul's Cathedral Choir of Lon (II) Richard Willis (4) Newa tive husband, Robert F. Six, are 5:23, 9:23; Return of the Fly All the thrilling up during the next aeven days— don will make Christmas music I: IS— (!) Secret Storm (5) Movie at odds. 2:00, 5:00, 8:00. Christmas Gift Including "Wagon Train" and on NBC's Startinte program Adventure! of Robin I:M- (2) Edge of Night (7) Newa "We have amicably agreed KEANSBURG Tuesday at 9:30 p. m. And if you "Dennis the Menace." (4) Split Personality (II) News go our separate ways," Mis: Culno-FRI. ft SAT.-The Best MOVIE Hood Himself in Tonight's "Telephone Hour" onenjoyed last year'a performance (5) Mr. District Attorney (II) Dance Party Merman said. "I don't thin of Everything 6:45, 9:00. NBC (t: 30-9:30 p. m. EST) will of Menotti's "Amthl and the (II) Abbott and Coitello 11:11— (2) Weather and Sports there is going to be any recon SUN.-Inside the Mafia 3:40, TICKETS 'Son off Robin Hood' Night Visitors" by the NBC Op- feature traditional and popular (II) Junior Town (4) Weather ciliation." 6:40, 9:20; Youngland 2:00, yuletide music performed by era Company, you will also en- (7) Weather $3 Books S:tt- (2) Lire of Riley Friends believe that lone sepa 5:00, 8:00. Rosemary Clooney, the Lennonjoy the Christmas eve perform- II: IS- (2) Movie (4) Movie rations due to their work an LONG BRANCH ONLY $2.50 Sisters, the Agnea D""e Mille ance (NBC, Thursday, M p. m.) (5) Big Beat (4) Jack Paar factors in the parting. Baronet—Born To Be Loved Available at All Dance Theatre and The Little It is a tape of last year's pro- (I) Jet Jackson (7) Everything Goes Walter Reade Theatres Six, 31, is president of Contin 2:00, 8:30; Room 43 3:20, 7:00, Singera of Paris. gram. ' (11) Bozo The Clown (II) Sporu and Weather Ua»la»l»aifcw»w»w»la»»Jr»1 ental Air Lines, which operates 10:00. John Gunther's "High Road (It) Dance Party ll:2*-(ll) Movie (ABC, 7 p. m.) tomorrow night India has 93 students at Cor- 12:M— (I) Movie west of Chicago. They married SAT.-Klddie Show 2:00: Born NOW thru SAT. will show the various waya'nell University. EVENING (II) Newsbeat six years ago in Mexico. to be Loved 4:50, 1:00; Room •iM- (S) Cartoons 12: IS- (7) Movie Miss Merman, now SO, was 43 6:20, 9:20; Sneak Prevue at DIANA DORS in (7) Little Rascals 12:2S-O» Movie first marired to actor'a agent 11:00. (11) Popeye 12:1a- (S) Movie William Smith. That marriage SUN.—Three. Faces of' Eve 'ROOM 43" RADIO 2:00, 5:20, 8:50; Heaven Knows (II) Record Wagon 1:*- (2) Movie lasted only a few months. Her PLUS 2ND HIT I:M- (4) Local Newa (4) Consult Dr. Bnthen second husband was Bobert Le- Mr. Alison 3:30,7:00, 10:20. ams m* set« us r.a - maun « WABC 711 WIIIIIIUIHIITIIIUI.rt HUGO HAAS id WCBS won (S) Our Gang 1:1S- (4) 13th Hour vitt, newspaper promotion execu- ASBURY PARK, Si WPAT 1:4S- (4) News; Sermonette tive. They were divorced in Jum WHTG m (7) Yesterday's Mayfalr-The Wreck of the Mil WRCA 1952. They had two children, 'BORN TO BELOVED- WNEW Mary Deare 2:45, 7:20, 10:45. Mel WQXR UN Ethel, now 17, snd Robert, 12. Carlt» Fradtrlckt Hal Humphrey: PREVUE—Jayhawkers 9:05. STARTS SUNDAY New.: Aiaa Fiatd SAT. It SUN.—Jayhawkers _ rrltfay ALBERT IS "MUSIC MAN* ABC Nawa; Dick ahapard Show 2:00, 4:00, 5:55, 7:55, 10:00. ROBERT DEBORAH Beta »«•! i*» Ad NEW YORK (AP) - Eddie At St. James—At War With The WMT« FUUaa Hlnuu Mm MITCHUM KERR WOai Nawas J«l"> Scott Shows to Watch bert wu named yesterday Rob- Army 3:27, 7:00, 10:00; Crim- «K1 Kmi lt'a Network atawcaa t CU«H* ert Preston's successor In the son Kimono 2:00, 8:39. Ti«M aiaa—warn sporui ttutic "Heaven Knows Mil*—WO* Th* FHiftralda from TONIGHT. | TOMORROW. title role of the Broadway hit, WCBS I*or.y Ro» Studio X "The Music Man." aiaa—WAN Ntwa; Alta fttad liM-ABC (Ch. 7HIefca Gun- Mr. Allison" lllS*—WHTa County Af«nt Show I:M-NBC (Ch. 4)- Telepboae Preston, who has played the Uia*—WASJC Dick Shapard — PLUS — Ntwi: U.N. Today Hoar (Choice viewing)—A pro- tber'a High Read (Choice view- part for two years, leaves Jan. aiti Muilo (rom Studio Z ing)—Gunther presents a holidaj WOT* Km. Balaxlne gram of traditional and popular 9 to make a film. Academy Award Winner WMA Ntwi: special with "Christmas Around stua—wcaa coupu H«t D«» WAa« N; Joanne Woodward WCM Nawa Christmas music, with Thomas the World." Using tome beautiful aaa wc« waiaparini auaata WOSJ Nawa; Danea Muilc BACKWARD PROGRESS Haadlinai. E« from Studio X Mitchell as host and narrator. and colorful film, host Gunthei ( Prieii. Muaic Ntwa; Bob Uai Rosemary Clooney, the Lennon shows many different ways the GOSHEN, Ind. (AP) - Elkha 3 FACES Of EYE" WO* Ntwi; P. Roblaaoa Nawa; Quiney Howa birth of Christ is celebrated in County Surveyor Wilden Syd tMM* Nawa Nawa, Van Voorkla Sisters, Giorgio Tozii, Lisa Delia Nawi, Lyla Vaa various parts of the world. In ad-ia a man who believes Jn moving WM* Nawai Bob Wilioa Case, the Little Singers of Paris dition, secretaries at the U. N.forward. with the times—when lliiawWAK Clalr Hutchln. EATONTOWN a5f WCM Starllsht Saluta and tha Agnes De Mille dance will be teen in their native cos- possible. But when he found him DDIVI IN 1HEATRI MttllD WOS) Muilc from studla Z theater will be featured. Hour tumes singing the Christmas song aelf 16 miles from home with lias—WAK »i« of their countries. car that wouldn't operate in fo ISiae—WAM Tha Wa*!d'of°* long colorcast also marks debut wftaV^a^^Bi lawM^kaaam 9 eat aflSa WOTSWAM) Haadllnai»'rtd Bobbin, Mual! Bhoa * Tomorrow ward gear, he drove in reverse a rs Huilg -Til Dawn of 12-year-old violin prodigy Pen' MOWS Trvin 9 p* In* WOI I BighNawat ; TLa. aHappmaa Smith a 7:I»-CBS (Ch. 2)-Perry Ma- WK* Nawa; Ed H.rllay ny Ambrose. Oalaa Draka wAie!..^ 'Perry is more than a litll " WCM JuiJtat EntEnurtalamaaa t WM Lorn John curious when two men seek t SUN. at »:00 WMA Nawa Rtporta aa—WCM AAllu Gray 7:ja_cBS (Ch. 2Mtawhide- retain him to find a missing beau- H 8i •eUNIM a«a«MMB Miiiia Elena Verdugd is guest star with ty contest winner in the "Case Phem II 2-4)200 regulars Eric Fleming and Clint of the Lucky Legs." Mason's in Ntwi; FIMBU aad Eastwood in an episode called Hajraa WMT* I'iftaaa mlaata aawi vestigation reveals that the girl NOW thru SAT. ESS prieaa "Incident at Spanish Rock." The WNTOS Haadllnai. Muil* Ntwi; (Liiabeth Hush) disappeared af MO SCIINCI WM Ntwi: Ljla Van Naw cattle drive is interrupted when mtt kmi Bob Hayaua John Gambllaar er learning i WMA Nawa: Bill Cullta a troop of Mexican soldiers de- promised her la completely, worth FICTION HITS H4B-WNTS Ft. Monmouth Nawt Martha lanndtraa aiae—WABC Nm. Al Uhmaa mands the custody of one of theless. A minimum of violence and Nawa: Falail.I drivers. The man in question is Muilo WNTOI Haadllaaaadllaa i Waka op "1000 YEARS t% Utuits the son of .a revolutionary leader different supporting actors each WCM Nawaj Jack k CHRISTMAS WAN >>•« ., t SUrllnf they are fighting. That leads to week keep the interest up. SPECIAL trntT Martla Block 8how FROM NOW" M Nawa; Fraaaaa aad *•* Nawa much trouble. More action than your host TMMJ PLUS Haraa WMA Nawai 1111 Cullta "Wagon Train" has. (Ch. 2)-Mr. Lucky- WHT* Cloilr* at.ck Lucky gets the scare of his lif Kaput: Hull* I:N-CBS (Ch. D-Luty-Desl ROSEMARY CLOONEY "INVASION U.S.A." *•• N.wii John Wlmil. WMTa Ntwa, Rolaalnf and becomes involved in a smugg- WKA Nawi: Wayna Howalt Hullo Shew— Probably in keeping with gling case when a mine ia foun USA DELU CASA and PLUS 8h • . WCM Jack Sttrllnt Skew the sesson, here's a rerun W«a Doiothr and Dick attached to the hull of his gam Naw Yark aiaa—WAM Braakftil Cluh a big snowball of fun with the ship. When he discovers "MARS ATTACKS WCM Ntwi: Arthur frost-bitten Ricardoa and guest the mine containi s a llarge quan JSft Godfrey star Red Skelton. "Lucy Goes to WNTt) Hatdllatu Itrlftly tity of illicit gems, Lucky (John THE WORLD" Alaaka" il all about Lucy's try' VivyanVi ) immediately remember Nawti'oatm Dnka ing to Cmfm Caanlvai c unload tome worthlesa h eise—WNTS) 8Nawa , •'lUlaila" "t property on uniuipectlng But when it turns out to be land le.ee—WAoe rut'.1' and Mary commotion in the casino at IVBNINS) WCM Nawa rich in uranium and a billiard tima the mine wai planted. So STARTS SUNDAY > Tarawa* Malar Martha Wrlaht suddenly bows up.. well, there's f - N.wVT Van Voaikla WMT« Haadllnaa, Moila a western with water wings Nawi, !.»!• Vaa another typical Lucy-Desi clam Aide Ray in i Up to (ht Mltmta bake. Oies—Wa.lC Martin Block aiaa—WMO Reward _ Coi.JI •e.._WAM Ilitt-CH (Ch. ir-CM ty-The Deputy (Allen Case) "THE NAKED tilt—WCM Knorti, Rob CooVt WM Martha riant aerte-Ed Murrow and Winston a runaway wagon rocket pput n *Mki t Naw.,Ntwi.' JohJohnn WlnittDalr t Milt—WAN Martin Block Mtkt Burdelte narrate a special film store. When he catches upp with AND THE DEAD" ISM Bill Ucmarit WMT. ed program, "Iran: Brittle Ally." it he diicoverdi t there ii no driytr PLUS Nawi, Hinry This la an hour-long portrait of the Glanatena Inttrvltwti Martha g James Maverick darner ••«•—WAN Arthur Van Horn oil-rich U.S. ally which shares -'" ——I Hlaaay Walt»« WMA »:d"r5.rllh», a Mwtmile common border with yothrtu athin terrifiek this dstor childreny hu somethin. And g I AL KENNY • Ha(*«'ljm Sw«V SMtatloflal Pianist • Vial rarmlslaaa • llama UUi nmn ApeearlM NHely a Hoitif Maa* filrw OMRMAIIK ITAI.IA.N luncheon • Dinner f;\r:rlVI>M 41 MONMOUTH ST. Ai'commwlailona lor KI'D BANK Wedding" • I'arllct 3o ORDIRS TO Pa)f rHfthif iiy lecaled la Anniversaries TONIGHT 8 -93° Ealenlewn • Naw Shrtwthury PRIVATE ROOM TAKI OUT. Theane Infermalleii U LIVI and In COLOR on NBC-TV OHANNIL 4 J!2 S! COUNTY AND NATIONAL NI'.WS Glbion. 9-9000 CALL SH 1.9117 CALL SH 1'fMO .ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME prveented byth* BILL TELIFHONI AYSTEM REDM.W Fred MacMurray Goes On HAL BOYLE Christmas Friday, Dec IB, Building Himself Careers NEW YORK (AP)—Life has many languages. Program You learn some of them as you go along. BY BOB THOMAS name. He's just a nice guy; and At School How many languages are there in the world? May- AP Mwte-TV Writer as any press agent can tell you, LITTLE SILVER - The anual! nice guys are hard to publicize. HOLLYWOOD (AP - How be 1,000, one might guess. Another would say 5,000. Christmas program of the Little | many careers can an actor have? Has Had Hits It partly depends on what you call a language. Silver schools was presented! In Fred MacMurray's case Fortunately, he has come upj Tuesday night in the Markham there seems to be no limit. with a big hit every few years A language is a method by which Place School auditorium under The call for Fred's services is in his quarter-century in films. one living thing by an effort, deliber- the direction of George Roe. strong again, thanks in large part He had several during the '30s, music supervisor for the upper to a supernatural pooch named when he starred with Carole Lom- ate or not, brings or exchanges a grades. "The Shaggy Dog." The hit com bard and Claudette Colbert in so- message to another living thing. Traditional selections were sung , edy not only revived Fred's ca phisticated comedies. Then he Actually there are millions of by the glee club, with ducts pre- reer; it brought him a whole new took a turn for the dramatic with sented by Suzanne Klaver, and audience. "Double Indemnity." languages, or variations of languages. Christine Mumford and by Patri- "It was surprising for me to "I kept telling (director) Billy Every two people who approach cia Longcoy and Martha Wood- What To get out of town and have lit- Wilder I didn't want to do the each other in the world speak two dif-ward. The Prayer from "Hansel tle kids ask for my autograph,1 picture," he recalled. "I had al- and Gretel" was sung by a quin- , he said. ways done comedy, and he want- ferent languages, and they get along tet, Daryl Van Pelt, Karen tund- MacMurray is one of those ed me to play a guy who helped BOYLE only as their languages mesh—or stiff- quist, Janene Kdlodc, Nancy •tars who has made hi* succes- kill off Barbara Stanwyck's hus- Geltzeiler, and Patricia Barrett. Give! band. Pushed him off the train en in silence and retreat into individualism unex- MS the hard way: through per- Two piano solos were presented formances alone. He has never and everything. After two weeks pressed. of persuasion, I finally told Billy by John Olsen, "Waves of the had a knack for publicity, and So it is with nations, as it is with persons. Danube" by Ivanovici, and scandal has never touched his I'd do it." give him a The role established Fred's ver- Every individual is, to some extent, a new Waltz of the Flowers" from The satility and he played a variety Nutcracker Suite. Members of of roles after that. and separate and fresh language in an old and the glee club concluded the pro- Hora of gram with their rendition of Gru- "STETSON" "It was luck I could," be said, tired world. He stamps upon the passing "because after the war, they ber's "Silent Night". Mrs. Sara New FREE booklet topped making comedies. I guess pageantry of Mi time hit eternal say. Everybody Pasternak was accompanist. by doctor available it was because there was so much Glee club members in the con- comedy on TV. I looked around does this, whether he does it by issuing decrees cert were Patricia Barrett, Carol A notod ear physician has just to see what I could do, and the/ DANCsftACTRJSS — Cyd Charts**, starring <• Mr first TV like Napoleon or by talking to himself like an old Bennett, Joan Berger, Virginia written a book which many safest thing seemed to be west speelal, NttiarMi for the full-hour "Wartime" prtstnUtiait, Carter/ Mary D'Anna, Jane Dor- "Meet Cyd Charlsse." to b« colorcast en the NM-TV Nttwork consider to be the finest book ems. You can't go wrong with trapper in the field or a wife fixing breakfast In ranee, Nancy Geltzeiler, Judy a western. I made a string of Tuesday, Dte. ». Miss Charisst's husband, singlna stsr Tony of its kind ever published. If Martin, and comedienne Evt Ardtn will b* gusst performers on her kitchen. Hansen, Carolyn Hogan, .Su- you have a hearing loss or them—thank heaven "The Shag' tht musical r«vu«. zanne Klaver, Janene Kollock, gy Dog' came along to get me have a friend or loved one Every language has an empire of recognition and Kathy LeClaire, Patty Longcoy, out of the saddle." who does, you will immedi- Karen Lundquist, Susan -Mattock, ranch and felt remorse. He called "No," Scott admitted, and they a larger area of unrenown. ately want to have this doc- Heavy Again Linda Papon, Laraine Raineri, Scott and asked, "Do you really managed to wriggle out of the tor's advice and knowledge Right now he's playing another Language is a marvelous arsenal made up of Naomi Senetsky, Margaret Sed- want to work that hard?" deal. close st band for reference, heavy for Wilder—the part of a words, grunts, smells, gestures, sighs, movements— lack, Evelyn Sullivan, Anne wolfish office boss in "The Apart- Thomas and Martha Woodward. Don't be la the dark any ment." But he returns to comedy and passes. It can be eloquent in each or all of these Also, Jeanne and Larry Couth- leeger about hearing tots and for Walt Disney again next year. TV Review ways, and other ways. amel, Daryl Van Pelt, James the wonder! of idence and He'll play "Tbe Abseat-Minded Baine, Robert Hartman, Kenneth mettdM Out allow the cor- Professor" who invents a gravity- Sight, for example. How often is a falling tear a Heyman, Noel Pick, Jerry Silver, defying substance. Puts it on the Gary Strasser, and Richard Wil- rection o! bearing loss. Know Megalomanic Dreams human battlefield. What two people in love in all his what can and can't be done shoes of the college basketball From $12.00 team and zowiel Also flies a| about hearing loss today. with his playing in Bing Crosby's tory lacked a separate kind of signal for being to- model-T Ford. I'm laughing •!• Megalomanic Dreams Pebble Beach golf tournament— Written for the entire family, ready. AP TV-Radio Writer gether? or a a decision thoroughly understood Give Party this book has recently been Fred made four and five films NEW YORK—If I were czar ol by golfer Como. People being as various as they are, no dictionary 1 made available in handy book- a year during his decade at Par- broadcasting, with absolute, ar- Jess Oppenheimer, who cre- JOHN DANIELS let form and may be obtained amount and still averages two orbitrary authority, I would: ated "I Love Lucy," will pro- could possibly sum up all the varieties of human At State Home three. He's content to do less and| free of any charge or obliga- Banish bongo drums for five duce a new hall-hour domestic EATONTOWN - Capt. Clifton GIFT CERTIFICATE choose instead of working any languages though learned scholars do make periodic tion limply by writing to the yean and order 20 lashes for comedy series for CBS . . . M. Whitley of Oceanport, known harder. address below. Booklet sent |Desi Arnaz, who brought them NBC will present a live hour- appraisals. Their efforts remain a reach, not a con- professionally as "Whitley the IN ANY AMOUNT "Some actors can't stand not to TV in the first place. in plain wrapper. long program of Paris fash- Wizard," gave a performance working," he remarked. "Not me. Smash every record of "Mack clusion. ions which will pre-empt the for the boys at the State Home There are too many things I like the Knife" except one, and thct Steve AUcn Show Feb. 2*. Shakespeare seized and shook the English in Jamesburg at the annual to do, like getting up to our ranch for the Smithsonian. \ Ernie Ford will play first lord Christmas party sponsored by Acousticon Hearing in northerh n CaliforniaClifi . AnAdd JJune Gulltotiae any sound engin- language and made of it an arrow to his own of the admiralty when his show the Woman's Community Club. and I are getting a big kick out eer who tuns up the sound for does Gilbert and Sullivan's meaning. So do, in their own ability, all individ- He was asissted by his children, JOHN of our twins, who are three and commercials M that it is twice Aid Center H.M.S. Pinafore" Jan. 14—in 30, Lauri Lee and Joseph. UN 1ISIMMN, MM|H a half years old now." as loud as Iht program that minutes, yet ... . It is vacation uals In all languages. Refreshments of cookies and He told of how he almost got Is fore and aft of it. time for the TV-students of ASBURY PARK Language is every man's Individual spear or soft drinks were served, and trapped into working harder. He| Bring back "Kukla, Fran and NBC's "Continental Classroom." each boy received a Christmas PR 4-2208 and Randolph Scott dreamed up Ollie," "The Sam Levenson Chemistry and physics coures re arrow. This is true in every tongue. The poet DANIELS Show," "Matinee Theater," "Jer- stocking filled with toys. Christ- Ml Cooknsa Avenue a TV series over a golf match. sume Jan. 4 ... Maureen O'Hara They entered into negotiations ry Lester and Dagmar, "Ethel is inviting comparison in taking spoke of the "mute, inglorious Milton." mas carols were sung, with Mrs. Hl««.- tab to 4 ».«. Edward Urion of the club at the 23 Monmouth Si m <**• frM»y Urn. with a network and the deal was and Albert," "Studio One," "OneGreer Garson's. role in the Jan. The truth about language is that it grows by the hot. Then Fred went up to his Man's Family," "I Love Lucy" 7 CBS adaption of "Mrs. Mini- piano. Mrs. Valentine Erb was and "The Honeymooners.'* " pAlfd Hihk ill multitudes of Miltons who may be inglorious by the chairman of the afafir. RED BANK ver." Alfred Hitchcock will Fine sponsors who use the do two hour-long suspense thril The Place To Go measurement of fame, but who are splendidly and Samuel de Champlain discov- same commercial — particularly lers for NBC's startime, both ered Lake Champlain In Vermont those for cigarettes and head, based on Sharlotte Armstrong colorfulfy unmute. For Brands You Know in 1609. OPEN HOUSE ache remedies—night after night mysteries. after night. A language is meant to say something. Now and Arrange to rerun, during the What time did you like best— then a Sakespeare comes along and plays language as summer season, tapes or. kine- 1945-50 or 1950-60? You'll have the accordion instrument it is. But generally it grows NEW YEAR'S EVE scopes of all those departed quiz ALPINE MANOR to decide on Jan. 31: NBC will by the smaller anonymous reach of thousands of anon' shows—with suitable commen< explore the former period on tary, of course. Sunday Showcase from 8 to 9, ymous eloquent people who stretch the meaning of an Gracious Dining • Cocktails PARTY Ban the showing of commer- in a show called "Not So Long old word, or create a new word, to say what they cials for stomach settlers, breath Ago," while CBS will take up OALA purifiers, antiperspirants, depila- 'The Fabulous Fifties'" with a want to say. • Done* Band • Nohtmafctn tories and cold remedies during special from 8 to 9:30. They hours when the home audience Science tries to find a grammar in the sky and NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY • R«frtshmtflti both sound like good shows—too MANE YOUR RISIRVATIONS NOWI • Hats is likely to be lunching or dining. bad audiences can't see both of the universe. It operates by that grammar, but now Scad to Siberia pernuuteatly them. and again in time it has found it necessary to adjust BANQUET FACILITIES OUR SPECIALTY all announcers who say bright- its grammar to meet new concepts of old situations. ly that tbe program win return Recommended tonight: Tele- HWT. 34 HI 3-1473.14S2 HIGHLANDS in N seconds or M seconds— phone Hour, NBC, 8:30-9:30 p. So it is with language. FRANK'S TAVERN after which the commercials m. (EST)—traditional and pop- All stars in time will probably swerve in their go on and on. ular Christmas music, with Agnes 132 RIVER RD. RUMSON Forbid the returning of an oldDe Mille Dance Theater, Rose- courses by the attrition of change, and few things are THE OAKS series under a new title. mary Clooncy, Little Singers of fixed forever, and probably none is. Language is par- Any more suggestions? COCKTAIL LOUNM e»tj BAR Paris, the Lennon Sisters. ticularly malleable and subject to change. ABC's "Adventures in Para FRIENDSHIP PAYS Man, if you have something to say, bunt the dise," one of the new crime-ad- KINGSTON, Ohio (AP) - Trim venture series with only one 'Carroll has been a strong sup- old grammar if it stands In your way and say hero, will soon have an alternate- porter of the Kingston Fire De- week co-hero. Ron Ely will split partment. So when he suffered a what you have to say. Grammar Is a roadblock the adventures henceforth with heart attack, firemen came to his only to the false-educated; language Itself it the Gardner McKay Coif bug support. Phil Harris postponed his sched- Working with CarroH's neigh- real hurdle. uled Jan. 27 appearance on the bors, firemen harvested 4,000 bus- The only real hurdle of language is to force LUNCHEON Como Show because it conflicted hels of corn from his land. FOR OUR GALA DINNER it to say exactly what you want It to say ... no NEW YEAR'S PARTY more, no less ... and If you can do this you can Ttl. SH 7-2253 Facilities For... HOWARDjOHIUOlYf well afford to break every other rule in doing so. Weddings • Banquets - Parties The true majesty of language, as Shakespeare DANCING TONIGHT—FRIDAY Please note that our hall is available tree et eest for (who never went to college) knew, is not to be a pris- MMIC by Tht Star Dwttn tdult dances, parties, etc. oner of a previous grammar and a limp, inherited DANCING IVIRY SATURDAY NI»HT vocabulary but to assail truth vigorously with both TO THE TUNE OF THE "HI FI's" IT. 35 NDDIM old and new words that create a fresh meaning—both We cater te baaoaeti, SUNDAY tkn THURSDAY for yourself and the other fellow. WEST DEAL, N. J." KE 1-4113 |:M A.M. I* U:H P. M. As you stretch your language, you stretch your- McGUIRE'S GROVE ROUTE 35, K-MILE NORTH OF ASBURY CIRCLE FRIDAY and SATURDAY | self. Anyone can be in his own way his own Shakes- Opssi every day frees U aeeat fat. I P. M.-el««e * nil u tmtm tt TU Mt0tur. Kifck WANTED-INDUSTRY: This is Bacova, Va., which industrialist Malcolm Hinh bought for • reported tlN.N0. Ha hopes to make the town economically healthy by brlnglag ia new Industry. BACOVA, Va. (AP) - Malcolm Bacova stayed with me." says Bacova's star waned. Famsworth Christmas Hinh wants to stimulate the the 37-year-old Hinh, president and Loving bought the town from lovely le look at, drtflMM h> «ot.,. economic growth of his native of a land development company Tidewater Oil. ow ceterful, dtneteut hard eondln «n> Bath County, Va. The way he in New Jersey and a director Hirsh spent his boyhood two began shows he's no piker. of the firm his father, Allen M. miles away on his father's farm, a traditional trtof for Chrlitmw! Hinh purchased the entire town Hirsh Sr, found, Lock Joint Pipe where thoroughbred horses were of Bacova, reportedly for $150,- Co. raised. 900, and has been rehabilitating Buying Bacova was relatively Bacova is located in the vicinity . stay smartly snug in It in order to attract industry. easy, as buying a town goes. It of a proposed interstate highway. Bacova is no- cnimbliag ghost was owned by just two men, There is a ready source of power town. It it a neat hamlet, cradled Walter Farnsworth. and Charles for industry. The-area has* year- in the western Virginia hills, with N. Loving of Hot Springs, Va. around recreational facilities. a church, a general e Bacova was built by the Tide- Bacova's 200 residents art said postoffice, school and water (Ml Co. in the 1993s. Then modeitore.m water and sewage sys- to be with Hinh all the way in it was a thriving village, special- his drive to bolster the economy. tems. • . izing in the manufacture of barrel "Bacova is better off under Why did he buy It? staves for wooden oil barrels. "No matter where I was on Hirsh," says one townsman, Bud- the globe the memories of my About 1933, refineries began dy Williams. "What we need la 60* & 75* BOOTS boyhood days in and around putting oil in metal drums. the county is an industry." Police Chief Snyder Agency Hazlet Fire Set w, loo, for cmoV cms, Lists Sales Auxiliary Elects Sells House HAZLET -Mn. Harvey Hyer MIDDLETOWN - E. R. Sny- FAIR HAVEN - Rumson Po- was elected president of the Hai- der and Company, realtors with let Fire Company Auxiliary'at lice Chief and Mn. Henry S. offices on Rt. 35, announce that Kruse have sold their Dutch co- the Christmas party meeting this the following transactions have week in the fire bouse. lonial style house on Bingham been completed: Ave., Rumson, to Mr. and Mrs. Others elected:' Mrs. Frank Mohn D. Archibald, Bernards- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Byrd Siano, vice president; Mn. vilte. have purchased the colonial home Charles T. Curtis, secretary, aad Mr... . Archibald Is associated at 41 Middletown Avenue, Nave- Mrs. Joseph Siano, treasurer. with the Chase Manhattan Bank, sink, from Mrs. Albert Sickles. < The auxiliary's annual banquet New York City. This sale marks the passing of will be held Jan. 6 at Ye Cottage The sale was one of three an- title to this property from one of Inn, Keyport The next meeting nounced today by the Ray Van Middletown's older families. Mrs. will be Jan. It in the fire house. Horn Agency, MM'River Rd. Lor- Sickles now makes her home with At the refreshment hour that In B. VanNest negotiated the her daughter, Mrs. Galen Ray of followed, gifts were exchanged. sales. Wanamassa. Mr. Byrd is associ- Hostesses were Mn. Edward CARAMEL SWEET SHOPPE A one-story ranch style house ated with the American Smelting Barton, Mn. Frank Moed, Mn. 29MOAD ST.. RED IANK SH 1-0361 on Woodland Dr., Middletown, and Refining Company in Perth William P. Titus and Mn. Har- was bought by Mr. and Mrs. Stu Amboy and is well known In the ry WooUey. art R. Loverldge, Camp Hill, Pa. Bayshore area for his horticul- front Allen Brothers, Inc. Mr. tural activities, Loverldge is on the sales staff ol Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Caran Warner Brothers Co. in the New gelo have sold their home at 40 York City office. Seadrift Ave.. Highlands, togeth- A ID-room bouse on Locusi er with two adjoining lots, to Mr. Point Rd.. Locust, was sold by and Mrs. James H. Leeser. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheppard Poor Leeser is employed in the High to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van lands post office. R. Halsey, Fair Haven. COSSACK Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Katz The four-bathroom modern have purchased the Margaret B. RED Dutch colonial house is on a three Purvis property, 3* East High- TAN acre lot. Mr. Halsey is associated land Ave. at the corner of with the Morgan Guaranty Trust WHITE Seventh Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Co., New York City. This is a six bedroom colonial •LACK home which his long been a land- mark in the neighborhood. Mr. I5.9S Flavorful Holiday Katz is employed by the Infer, •nation Service of the United Na- Punch-Bowl Drink tions. He formerly lived in Man- LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. Tasty and traditional is this hattan. modern version of the spiced ale Mn. Wilford Keyser negoitated that was served from the famous the foregoing sales, and has also wassail bowl. rented the Angus Gillon home, Heat a gallon of cider with 89 East Garfield Ave., Atlantic teaspoon each of whole cloves and Highlands, to Mr, and Mrs. Rob- Welcomes Our New Neighbor Other StyUi 12.95 allspice, 3 whole sticks of cinna- ert G. Parker. Mr. Parker is mon and sugar to taste. Roast connected with the federal gov- crab apples or lady apples in a ernment and has just returned hot oven until their skins burst, to this country after a protract- and float a few atop the steam- ed period of service In the Orient. ing bowl. It's delightful! Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Grif- The Christmas custom of toast- fiths have purchased from Mr. THE A&P JOHN B. ALLEN CO. ing friends and relatives from a and Mrs. Paul L. Russell, the cus- M MOAO IT. «H 74U7 wassail bowl of spiced wine gain- tom built ranch home at 60S Clin- RIO IANK ed great favor during the middle ton Ave., Belford. Mr. Griffiths PAMtlN* IN MAR ages. "Waes hail" in Middle Eng- is employed' by the Prudential lish meant, "Be fortunate," and Insurance Company of America. the toast was usually answered, Good Luck and Best Wishes OPEN EVBHNGS IHX CMUtTMAI The Griffiths formerly resltled "Drink hail " in Livingston. Mr. Russell is pre- paring to retire from Allis-Chal- CELBIA11ON mers Company, and the Russells WE JOIN YOU IN YOUR expect (o make Florida their re- tirement home. •Y OFFERING A The last transaction was nego- tiated by Richard N. Fisher, sales manager of the agency. He has also leased the Thomas F, Per- rine home, 148 Parkview T«r, Llncrofl, to Mr. and Mn. Joseph Vi PRICE SALE M. McCullough. Mr. Perrine has been transferred to Portland, Ore. Mr. McCullough is employed in EVERY OTHER GARMENT CLEANED AT Vz PRICE New York as a stage designer for. the National Broadcasting Company. LOWER PRICED ITEM-Vfc PRICE Buy In Fair Haven See "SPARKLE" The Morey URue Clown SHREWSBURY - A residence at 233 Cambridge Ave,, Fair Ha- ven, hai been sold to Mr. ind Mrs. Carl O, Olsson of this place. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19th The residence Is a two-story de- sign built by Frank Patock and UN COMIS - Mil RAIN IONNITS contains living room, dining mi IAUOONS room, kitchen, three bedrooms and two baths. TO OUR CUSTOMIRS Mr. Olison is plant engineer for A A M Karagheuilan Rug Manu facturen of Freehold and New York. ROUflSI Mrs. Florence G, Liehter ne- 1 gotiated tho ssle for Walker and TIUPHONI IATOMTOWN Wnlkcr, realtors of this place, U 2-1434 HUM LI IIin Wnlker nnd Walker also an- N. J. nounco llio snle of Iho property owned by tho Illy cntnte, 759 Iroud SI,, Shrewsbury, to GoorKC lollywoocl, penernl nuont for the COMPUTfc' SERVICES FOR THE HOME Guardian l.lfo Insumnco Com- RUG CLEANSING • COLD STORAGE • WATERPROOFING pany, who will remodel tho build- n« for offices. Gcorno ijigrlm IIATS, PILLOWS AND NECKTIES CLEANED was llm salcsmnn In IIIIJ trnns- ucllon, ' and CroKword fit* STEVE ROPER •ED BANK WGISTSM. M 4 1 J, «MM K 7. What youaay? THE HANDS Friday, Dec. 18, 1959-21 Answer Pass. The hand is not quite worth an opening bid of one South dealer He must make sure of ruffing diamond. Even if you use "weak" ' North-South vulnerable two-bids, this would not be a good NORTH those losers before he draws d» 7 trumps. time to bid two diamonds. It is Column ¥ 10 « 4 2 After winning the second 4rick very unwise to open with two • A Q 10 4 3 2 with the king of hearts. South diamonds when you have strong . By ALFRED MEINWOLD *K7 should cash the ace of spades support for a major suit. WEST EAST and ruff a spade in dummy. He l/J. Masters Teens CfcamplM * 10932 AQJ6 «6 •/ AJ9 gets to his hand with the aee of CHURCHES IN CHINA * 875 4>KJ96 clubs and ruffs another spade INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - An We're «oinf to hive a new cen * Q 10 g 5 4 + J 9 2 in dummy. Only then can he alAustralian Protestant minister re- SOUTH ford to lead a second trump from ports wt in 1M0, so perhaps we'll get 1 that Christianity still sur- th • latait count on all those d»A,K85 4 dummy toward his own hand, vivevives behind the Bamboo Cur- bride* players who are walking V KQ733 This gives East no chance to de-tain in Communist China. the attests because they forgot • None feat the contract. The Rev. E, LyaU Williams, to draw trumpf. And also oo the «&A5. ** Incidentally, ia a jood game, principle of the College of the equally unfortunate group who Tut 2* Turn South should finesse the queen Bible of the Churches of Christ in MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY ra.hnmtlm because they drew it F»s» 4 V fas* P»w J • Fasa of diamonds at the first rick. If Australia, visited the Chinese tramps tooejuiekly t It All Pass East has the king, South can raff mainland last summer.. Wot apened the eight of dit Cfceatag lead — «S and can take his discard on the He says about three million mads and declarer won in ace of diamonds much later in Roman Catholics and 700,000 dummy with the a«. He discard- the play. Protestants continue to hold serv- THeSSCOLD with the ace of trumps and led ices in China with'many congre- M0KNIM6S...Z ed a club from his hand, quite The advantage of finessing the GUSSSJCAMI properly. Then he led a trump a third trump. queen of diamonds is that a craf- gation- s forced to use the same fro* dummy. Now South could ruff only onety West may have led from the building, East played low, and South spade,in dummy, and he had toking, hoping to steer declarer In the Shanghai area, he says, WDB with the king of hearts. Nev- lose a spade trick to West's ten.away from a finesse if he hasthe "people appeared to be wor- ar a man to shirk his duty, as Down one. a singleton diamond. shiping in a perfectly relaxed ha aaw it, declarer got over to Fsteslght Needed way. The congregationa wi < DAILY QUESTION made up of young and old, with tfttmmy with the king of clubs in South needs a little foresight •roar to lead another trump. As dealer you hold: Spades 7, a normal proportion of men aad to play the hand properly. He hearts 10 14 7, diamonds A Q Thii put declarer right out onmust ruff two spades in dummy the aldewslk. East stepped up to avoid the loss of a spade trick ByCt«an CROSSWORD PUZZLE *"•*" For Friday, December II ACROSS ••Skill l-Pwiod of 10-Inlet Prasent—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF time 11-Crony anaar-i na (collon.) Yours • • • Delays and obstacles H-Punx:. are accented in the male chart. U-BurmtN formtrljr etemon ll-Kot* «( FARNSWORTH By FRANKUN VAN ZELMMARK TRAIL By ED DODD I HEAR THE AWSKR IS GIVING A NEW THEY PLAN*TO\ ( .-..HERE IT •n*a wu.ee> rt f.-aur ws STIU mm TO **» A ww jo FOREIGN CAR TO MRS. FARNS DELIVER IT ) \ COMES WW IEU, IT TO TW CCmSUMBK/ FOR CHRISTMAS j I.f!»»i2w»*"~ n-ia-a* THE TOODLES fly TflE BAERS POSO By WALT KELLY BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELLMARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS md KEN ERNST THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEYREVEREND By BILL O'HALLEY \W 22-rri*y. DK. M, Vm MP 1A.NK KECtSTOI Kennedy Bros. Spark Rbiden To a 64-53 Win Over Central Central had its difficulties KEYPORT - The Kennedy when the Central team took the sticking with Keyport in tWs run- brother!, Willy and John scored scoring edge, 18-17. ay session as only one field 28 points between them last night In the second quarter, when al connected and Richie Firth to pace Keyjport High School to Keyport racked up a 10-point a 64-5J victory over Central Re- margin to go "ahead by a 34-25 cored it. gional on the Raiders' court. halftime score, it was John Ken- Keyport managed to squeak By r7.i£T£K L. JOHNS Wally kept the Raider* close nedy who set the pace. In this ut a 19-17 margin in the third to Regional in the first period session John netted eight points. luarter to boost the Rsiden' By Walter L. Johns, Central Press Sports Editor :>d to 53-42 going into the fin- IN 24 YEARS of selecting the Heisman Trophy session. Both clubs played evea terms in the final, each winner as the "most outstanding college football player ling in 11 markers. in the United States" the backfield stars have won Coach Frank ZampeBo had all but two of the awards. Mir of his Raiders dunUng tor ouble figures. Jim Wllaee lad This to football's greatest award and morst Jie quartet with IS points, with than \M* •elector* from acme the nation, in- only one. coming from the foul lane. Wally Kennedy was next ' eluding this corns* man, send In their choiMS. Act- line with 14. He converted sis ually, we Hated • back, too, for thla year. ula and had four goala. Bruce With the national publicity that goes with back- ackson dipped ait baskets Sod STILL TO COMI — The football leasen is over officially, but yoo'd nav.r knew If Dad a foul shot, while Joha Ken- field men, plus the fact that most everyone watches nedy finished the night with 13 them in a game, and not the linemen, it would be rare, by the> number of bowl aemtt trill to com*. Th» top 91m** are Jilted on tho map, >ints, two coming from the foul and, In addition to thoie, there is tha national Football Leagua title flama, Dec. 27. ie. - '. ' i. '.-. ,.•, • •'• • indeed, if a lineman ever won the top award. Richie Firtb and Joe PJa«Ui IT IS OUR THOUGHT that sometime In the the point producers for tht Central quintet Each eager fin- future the Heisman Award sponsors, the Down- Crying Towels Being Wet Liberty Bowl with 19 points and each town Athletic club or New York, might consider five field goals and five Promoters Hope louls. The only other Central adding another award for the outstanding lineman Down by College Coaches player in two figures was Jack for certainly the lineman's Job Is a major one and terry with 11 markers, three PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Bas- For Clear Sky [rom the charity, lane. to Important to the success of the ball carrier or ketball coaches, the psychological PHILADELPHIA (AP) - While Jim Lawson fired in 16 points the quarterback. war it on. Doug Patton he weather for Saturday's Lib- spark Keyport'a jayvees to a The perennial crying towels rty Bowl football game is the 9-43 win over Regional. The Football Writers association of America re- got their first workout here yes- chief concern of the promoters, Scores 18 W> cnint Hi. IHI cognizes a lineman's worth, too, in its annual award terday. it apparently, doesn't mean much o K r o the competing teams, Penn Kenntd; t 2 12 Firth And In baseball we now have both a "most valuable' Now its a battle down to the wioit ODD Turnw wire to act which coaches can In Rutgers Loss State and Alabama. tnd O S OLcttlt IMn - I 1 UPlntlll player and a "most valuable" pitcher award. outcry the othtra with dry eyei. State played twice in the past leper OOO Kerry PRINCETON (AP) - Led by aeason under inclement conditions Pooi« ooo ck We're not making a pitch for any outstanding Take Dudey Moon of LaSalle, center Larry Brennan, the i-Nell 1 1 S ITinlu tar example. Plly the poor mas. and won both. 204, over Illinois. t.Kennedy! • 14Worth Unenen this season although there have been sever PrincetM basketball squad down- land 464, against Holy Cross. :uhl«r 1-0,1 HU taste UM. He laments: ed Rutgers last night, 7M3. remcl 1 O.2 raL But tba fact that» out of 24 "most ©utataad- "torn might be a poorer loot Rain marred the last quarter of ickMO t 1 13 Brennan, a 6-7 Junior, was the tha Illinois game, while the en- Rothiabtrf O -1 1 Ing" players picked to date have hem backs Is ig undefeated team la the na- fame's nigh scorer with 25 tton nan LaSalle today, but it tire Holy Cross tout was played NMS4I sa-uai enough to Indicate that It's rather difficult for a points, ie of them is the teccod under wet conditions. jyport ..... tr IT ta U-M would have to be «ne that hasn't half. He pulled in It rebounds, >ntrej lineman to get tte Heisman recognition. The tw» yet." Alabama played only two games REACHES 710 IIUTHDAY — Ty Cobb, tha Georgia ..... II 1 It U-SI high for the game. in sunny weather, so perhapa the Michigan State's football warn Unenwn who won Hehmiaa awards were ends, And to top it off Dudey told a Rutgeri opened an early lead, Peach of baseball, fame, grips'baseball in hit room at Basketball Writers1 luncheon he Crimson Tide qualifies as the best rew an average of 57.661 fans which reached 1-3 at 2:40 of the Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, where he is under- Larry Kelly of Yale and Leon Hart of Notre Dame. "stayed up all Wednesday night muddera. The Tide's only defeat, r five home games thts season, first half. ' trying to figure a 17-3 loss to Georgia's South- going a checkup. Cobb celebrates hit 73d birthday lie third best home average on The Heisman award winners have been especially A jump shot by Jim Brangan wrong" after being "lucky" to eastern Conference Champions, today. (AP Wirephoto) record. fine choices to date and proof of this is the fact that to- beat Lafayette. at 13:45 put Princeton ahead. IS- came on an ideal day. Alabama many of them have gone into pro football and became "We've been using three de- 23, and they never lost the edge. rallied in its other fair weather stars in that field, too. Included in this group are Davey fenses right along,"' bemoaned The half-time score was 36-31 contest to trip Memphis State BOWLING and Moore, "and we've shifted from Doug Patton was high man for H-7. Paterson State Teachers O'Brien, Doak. Walker, Leon Hart, Alan Ameche, Paul good to bad to worse." the losers with 18 paints. Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant haa COCKTAIL LOUNGE Hornung and John Crow. But save a little sympathy tor Although Rutgers outlawed said sloppy weather at most Ala Al Severance of Villanova. His Princeton from the foul line, 17- bama games has been a factor Wallops Monmouth, 81-63 ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and wildcats, too, are undefeated with 15, the Tigers tallied on 56 per in his team's'outstanding pass will be open strung along the typewriter... The best-looking five victories, including an .im- cent of their shots from the floor, defense record. The Tide was first PATERSON - Paterson State contest once Paterson got rolling. Christmas Day heavy around the country, at the moment, appears pressive, 6646, triumph over arch while the Scarlet shot only 36 per in the nation against aerials, al- .'eachera College walloped Mon- At.the half, State Teachers held to be Sonny Utton, the Phlladelphlan who is rival North Carolina State. cent. defense record. The Tide was first mouth College, 81-6) with big 6' the lead, 40-27. During the aec and "We're still not entirely sarJi- Princeton and Rutgers now in the nation against aeriala al- I" Art Bowne setting the pace ond half. Paterson out-tossed ranked No. $ ... Sonny can punch, Is big and fied with our defense," said Sev- each have 2-1 records on the lowing only 46 completions in 116 or the victors here last night. Monmouth College, 41-36. strong and best of all he keeps busy hi the ring, erance. "We held them (State) season, attempts. The opposition man Lanky Bowne . kept Paterson Teh of the 11 Paterson eager* New Years Day to 19 shots in the first half, but Butfera US) Crlicclu (II) aged only 457 ysrdi, 45.7 per oing from both the foul line and scored to -spread out the 63 For Christmas Cheer, Visit throwing lefts continually... He could be the next O r r u r r game. they got 20 In the second half." P«ton a it|B»nnu 11 3 25 lie field as he fired in 28 points. points. Hitting double figure Our Package Goods DepL heavy Ung, If he ever gets a shot at the title ... Next spoke Harry Litwack of A. Am'min S17 Cimpkm 7 7 2: Penn State haa had to prepare with Bowne were Werlnig with Oiossky 0 4 Braoian 2 0 Ie dunked in eight field goals A Penn State economist has It figured that the Temple (5-1). He addressed his Barton 0 I WhltthouK S 2 for this game under adverse con- ind had a good night at the lane, 13, and Knapp with 10, all of the Sycamore LCJMS remarks to Severance. L. Aiu'mao D 1 l Bwin i 111 ditions, cold and rain. The prac- letter's poiatt coming from the LSU'Mlasisaippi Sugar Bowl game is New Year's Homer 113 HyUnl • 1 converting 10 points. I don't know what you're 2 « tice field waa strewn with hay Monmouth waa never in the foul line. ., "beat football game"... The w,Ofst, ha says, baaed 0 O to provide a better footing for the lering about defense for. Maybe Kiufrua _ 0 2 Jack/Reardon waa high for on kk point rating system, Is the Orange Bowl, we've been lousy on defense be. thump o O O ball carriers. Cotch Rip Engle MonmOuth with 20 markers, two cause we don't have the big, JJ 15 79 said the other day his star passer, 9 coming, from, the foul line.. Walt ^ Georgia Is favored by three touchdowns quarterback Richie Local, has SH 7-2711 g rugged boys to battle for' re- Ineiton .. .. Williams Salary Mischief- was the only othe over Missouri... One of our early bboxini g hheros bounds." thrown about five times and is Hawks' eager in two figures with St. Joseph's Coach Jack Ram- way off the mark. 13 points. was Tony Cantoned, one of the greatest of all ring say laid the club's failure to con- Rutgers Hires Alabama's workouts have been Only $60,000 State Teachers Jayvees won masters who died the other day ... The Central tain Cincinnati on defense last under sunny skies with the tem- the preliminary tussle, 6S-49, Press All*American team, picked by the captains, week "has been the story of our perature in the 50a. Bryan said on For '59 Season Bruce Fischbein lad Monmouth season Backfield Coach arrival here yesterday that his with 13. Schenk had 1«. rebounds had 10 of the 11 Concensus players on Its first St. Joseph's is 4-1, the only squad is in top shape, ready MIAMI. Fit. (AP) - Boston C«lltU NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — now for a hard game. Engle has r-> ^"o* team . . .One of the captains, Inddontly, voted loss to Cincinnati. :ed Sox slugger Ted Williams Beckmtn 1- S|Wertlns a ii: Dewayne (Dewey) King, anothe been moaning about his practice knocked $40,000 off his reported i m Knipp < for HIMSELF for a position on the team ... BUI member of the Penn coaching S 9 Bowne o in ii troubles and the unemotional state 1959 salary of $100,000 in court 3 13 Furb»n SUM staff, his been named bachfieM 1 Summers, the ump who recently retired, once was of his boys. testimony yesterday. Tv'izewakl 1 9 Jicont 1 coach of tha Rutgers football Klichbeln 1 I Coiirov* Lawrenceville So far, the promoters have 31.- The 41-year-old home run 0 ZHtrout - « « boxer ... Charley Humes, one of France's top< Bawl J. U team. 400 tickets sold and with a good said the Sox paid him only MO. 0 0 Moran t boxers a few years ago, now Is a ranter and doing Ailubito . 1 The university announced Wed- break in the weather expect to 000. He slid his income from all P»lmli«no 1 34' " W. MO. Still in Hockey Muino very well .. .Most pro football observers pick nesday, that King has bean ap- approximate 50,000 in the 100,000- sources was 113,000. pointed for three years. He it seat Philadelphia atadium, The Miami Herald asked Red a 11 SI . the Baltimore Cotts to knock off the Giants when tntmin St. TMChTuch.. _..„ Tournament graduate of the University of Penn State arrived in town last Sox General Manager Bucky Bar- Monmnitl; they meet forthe NFL title... Vk RascbJ, former Nor A Dakota and for tha past OflilH »«liwinHiti , Dutiin. PRINCETON (AP) - The Uni- night and ia to. workout at the is about Williams' salary state- lix years was associated st Penn Yankee pitching starr, now Is basketball coach at versity of Toronto Schools stadium today. Alabama, which ment and quoted Harris ,as re- LEADS MG EIGHT with the new Rutgers head coach, Geneseo State In New York . . . Baseball needs blanked Taft, 34, yesterday at visited the game site yester- ilying: "Well, I guess he knows BOULDER, Colo. (AP)-Colo- John Bateman. more umpires, says George Barr, N. L. umpire who Lawrenceville's Lavino Rink, in day, also will run through a light 'hat.he was getting." rado's sophornore quarterback BUFFIA tha opening match of the Law On Tuesday. Rutgers an- drill, Williams said he hadn't receive Gale Weidher led the'Big Eight retired and runs a school for umps at Longwood, nounced Charles (Chuck) Klaus- renceville School Invitation Hock- 1960 contract and doubted Conference in passing the'pasl Motor Co*t liic* Fla. ' • • , ey Tournament. ing, coach of the highly success- whether injuries and age would football season. ful Braddock, Pa., high school l74IHWr.ll Paul Kennedy scored the first let him play. An All-Big Eight backfield SOUVENIR HUNTERS at Oaklahoma football football team, had been named Septt-Paret goal for third-seeded PTS at Harris told tha Herald that Wil- lection. Weidner completed 100 IATONTOWN usiitant coach under Bateman. games, particularly the small fry. go for the players' 2:37 el tha first period. liams would receive a contract of panes for 1,200 yards; Jersies ... The Oaklahoma team lost 42 Jersies thi Andy Zandtner tallied at 1:37 King, 34, waa bom in Cando, Fight Tonight for the coming 'aeason. U 2-1020 ot (be second period and Gor- N. O.. and played on tha Univer- Wiliams made his statement year, torn from their backs, arid each cost $7.50'.. sity of Minnesota freshman team NEW YORK (AP) - Charley doa Park at 14:11 of tha final Scott is tha No. 1 contendeTwin'-lduring an appearance before Cir Revis Frye, who is coach of the Adelphi college (Long frame. In ISM. Ha transferred to North cult Judge George Holt, in op Dakota in 1945 and played fou ner of six straight, and anxious Island) swimming and baseball teams, also conducts the In the ascend game-of the day, posing an increase from $100 ti years there as a center. to get a title crack at welter Lawreaceville upset second-seed- weight champion Don Jordan. $250 per month in support foi Adelphia band ... Seven 800 or better bowling serie He coached the North Dakota ed Belmont HIU School, 21. But he doesn't intend to ait hia daughter. have been recorded by the A. B. C already this season freshmen In 1949, and was back< Williams Mid he was wtlllnj This was the lint time in the field coach at McKinley High idly by and wait while dust gath- . . . Chuck Drazenovich, great Washington Redskins tournament's 12-year history that ers on his money mitts. o pay the bills of his daughter- School in Canton, Ohio, in 1950 by a wife who divorced him ii linebacker, is calling it quits after 10 years in the proLawrenceville escaped elimina- and 1951. So tonight, the sleek, stiff-sock- loop. Del Crandell, Braves' catcher, is Jn a Milwaukee tion in tha first round. ing Phlladelphian guns for Mr 1935, but maintained the bills die The next two seaaoni King seventh in a row in a television not total more than the presen hospital for a minor back ailment... Tony Lee, who has John Van Dyke scored b served as freihman backfieli goala for Lawrenceville, assist- coach at Michigan State. In 1954 l£ro^ whipped Sword Dancer in the only two times they have ed each Ume by Pete Nichols. with middleweight Ben (Kid) Doris Trldlco, Williams' formei he moved to Penn from Michigai ife, wu taken under advise met, may hook up with the Dancer in the $145,000 Van Dyke scored tha winning State with Steve Sebo. He wa Paret of Cuba at Madison Square) Garden. ment. goal with three minutes left in usiitant Penn backfield coacl Santa Anita Handicap next Feb. 27 . . . Gus Stager, Scott, 23, the game. for two years and head bscMlelc 148 pound*, is a 5-2 favorite to whip Paret, 32, and Michigan's swim coach, has been named coach of the The third game in the tourney, coach the paat four years, His 1S4. U.S. Olympic swim team ... Pitt's I960 football sked played at Princeton's Baker backa helped Penn win the Iv> WinttrTroodi may Just be the toughest in the country . . . Included Rink, saw Andover win over League title this pait aeason. "Gotta keep busy and let the FAIR fourth-ieeded Nichols, 5-3. people hear about you," said lad on a are games with U.C.L.A., Michigan State, Oaklahoma, Andover was lad by second Bateman, the Penn line coach Charley. "I may have a couple «r •« iwr •wst tkw Teats'Christian, Syracuse, Notre Dame. Army, Penn line center Ed Leavitt, who scor- during the same period, was of more flphts while Jordan Is PRICES ad two goala and an asalst. named Rutgeri held coach two making up his mind." ' State, Miami of Florida and West Virginia ... Now weeks ago to succeed John Stlei Scott's record Is 24-9, including Nichols captain Clarence Lit they're'going to award a "putter-of-the-year" gimmick man in a big . Penn-Rutgers 13 knockouts, Paret'a record ii For You «IHI UI 2 for (ell turned the hat trick In ecor- ... Probably will go to either Billy Casper or Art Wall coaching shuffle. SUegman went 264-2 including eight kayoa. ing all of bis team's poiatt. to Penn to succeed Sebo whose Tub«lm& In the final match of the day. contract as head coach wai not Moon Soryteo first-seeded Ridley swamped PRO HOCKEY Pro Basketball Choste, 0-0, st Princeton, nmnana r»» King is married to th* forme • i. Ridley. completely outclassed m •Mem KtielM Margaret Tiedeck of Woodatown Mmttrral n.a. lha Choate aquad. Andy Thom- IIHrnlt ...IS i si " I. Pel They presently live at II* lirch son and Cotyn Wykes each had .in PRICES SLASHED Avs, Bala Cyawyd, Pa., but ex two goals for the Canadian team. 1 II OFIN FRIDAY and Bill Charlton and Jim Ed- pect to move to this area. en — l<#Mll*l wards had a goal and two si- Mike Graney, Notre Dame bas MMirni a.' nini«i t TILL 10 F. M. Oat Our New Uw Prita On Yaw lisa 1**fl slati apleca. lii-lrim ], < hli-am j ketball captain, led last year' Tnt»t'm »(••»<«!• •Plui lax and two rocappablo 4lr« team with 337 rebounds but had KftMrm l.rttu« •sitsifslay THI 4 P. M, PUPILS GET CUMBERED .*»» vwk at WaaliiadM a icorlng average ef -only 10. Maln UNION BEACH - The public CMrliMt>>» V.r* k> i at— MMl Brar Whwl Alignment points per game, IMUt H T«M|« -TV school faculty defeated the ele- USE YOUR mentary schools' varsity basket- EASY CMABOK > ball team in a game last week, 55-20. Tha Memorial School gym For tht Btit Chriitmai Buyi PRANK PORTU'S College ^Basketball wan filled to capacity with en- thuilaitlc students and teachers. Mae»r* II, lw^aati MHF IOTeWw_^i>Mr MNMv* RENT A CAR or sad a curtate tesTMi. there la nafrfao'eenwfemlse with tualttr. le proud ef year ust ur-fary VOLVO, TRUCK from HERTZ RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS INC. SHARPE MATAWAN NEWMAN SWINGS RD. RID IANK PR 5-UI5. CA 2-3299, SH 7 2121 TIRE CO SN 1-5817 SH 1-4747 LUMAM , (OMMII* R.R. Italiea) VOLVO - MNAULT . PIUefOT I III OaMaad SI., Hoi Bank s Comici cud 't|.. ' .i"-'":, "" "" ' ' ':'••"'" "-.''^iijr^jjjL^1 —^••jLf itED BAffK REGISTER A-wsr; W* saw sjamad. The hand Is a minimum, but sound Bridge THE HANDS 24-Friday, Dec. 18, 1959 opening bid. E»st dealer . start the clubs. You cash the ace North-South vulnerable of clubs and lead a low club to NORTH dummy's queen. East discards a heart, and you thus discover that Column the clubs will not break. •y ALFftED MEDiWOLD What sort of hand does East have? Surely he suited with five VJ . Masters Ttua Champtoe or six spades headed by king- queen-Jack and the king-queen ol BRIDGE—Fri com—tomorrow .... hearts. Only a singleton club. Perhaps he has four diamonds. Students of the squeeze will * A 102 fmd pleasure and profit in Prof. You cash the ace of diamonds Clyde E. Love's new book, 4 5 4 3 and lead a club back to your "Bridge Squeebieeze Complete." X A K 10 5 king. This third round of dubs Most people think of the squeeze t goal* Wot K__ squeezes East. If he discards the 4 Double P»» 3 4> By WALT DISNEY as • problem play, but it has sS J NT An Pea queen of hearts, dummy's Jack NEED A TOP NOTCH MICKEY MOUSE great value in routine hands play- Opening lead — <|>I will become good. If East dis- ad by poetical people. cards a diamond, dummy gets TOYIALEIMANT two extra tricks in that suit. You don't have to be in • slam I'm your boy, 0. Howie Hus- cr to run a very lone wit to Hence East Is forced to discard equeete an opponent This hand, a spade. tles, the Register Classified Ad. takes from Prof. Love's book, ately, both suits break badly. la effect, East has discarded Got a train, bike, building set •hows a position that few players If it weren't for the fact that the setting trick. You can now would recognlit as • squeeze. __ the spades are set up against afford to duck a diamond to him, or other things your kids don't West leads a spade, and you you, you could duck a diamond tor he can then take only one use? refute the first trick. East con- to the enemy and be content with diamond and three spades, tinues spades, and you win the four diamond tricks. But you DAILY QUESTION Get them together, then dial second trick. can't afford to let East win a As dealer, you hold: Spades SH 14010 for me. Before you diamond and four spades. 7 6, hearts 3 8, diamonds A K Q You have eight tricks in top know, it, you'll have cash Start Ctabs 7 2, dubs Qt I 2. What do you cards and need only a favorable say? . hand for holiday shopping. break In either clubs or diamond! Since, for all you know, both to make sure of same. Unfortun- suite may break reasonably, you By Ctean Aniwtr «• Vuttrsiy1! Puesie 'ASTRO-GUIDE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE Far Sataday, If ACROSS By MEL GRAFF uuJ jati otviit—For You «nd SECRET AGENT X9 ar.'u UUUE • tunv V Yours... This is the last week* ••ML RQSl HHH7. ICIU'.'H tad to dear «p prebeUdsy E-in r:iivi u'.irjii tasks. Oet theni done so yea and ii-oJHSlw TJU ; ;• r-i H'.v:.n r* the family wffl aB,bave time to M-THna M net aed get year wardrobes ready for the busy days ahead. IS-ln raw of Donilsttheapiritefmeocc*- M-!Ue*M la a ton sioa eaese yoa te bosea your puna atriogs to the extent of ding ap bills which win be "•asrj " N-Cornet OOWN t-8<«k »» S-Swin HHf S.p«i»y 4-Llnt«r S-airl'i • FARNSWORTH By FRANKUN VAN ZELM MARK TRAIL By ED DODD LOOKS LIKE THE FIRST) SEE THOSE THEY LOOK m NAVE wmm SNOW FALLOff POX WNOtf SO COIP THE SEASON f THERE SOffillNC DO SOMETHING ASOUT fmrm IT THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POGO By XEUY BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELLMARY WORTH By ^UErt SAUNDERS md KEN ERNST THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY no lAfnr nasm im*,**,u. »•>»(*>-*• feats, C*aaeefl i lira CanficldGoe* Water Witch 1DUGMT am . _ SHREWSBURY — Firemen of at sure Typhoon. To Guardian dub Dines KMSjf wM ffsV (JfMMl * Hldeth and be likes the way Hose Company I, announce under the direction of Mn, if- they're learning their towns. High grade gold ore was found HIGHLANDS - The Water he official tree-lighting program Clayton, after -which Santa "It'i too early to gueii whatin UM at White Oaks, N. M., Home Office Witch Social Club held its annu. ill take place tomorrow at 8:30Claus will greet the children. Christmas party for members m. at the community Christ- The Dutch, who first explored they can do," says the veteran by George WiUon who was then I Allen D. Canfield of 4 Alston mas tree, Broad St. and Syca- tniatr, "but I will tiy they look t, Red Bank, has been named and guests last week at Charlie Auitnlla in 1(13, called the land fleeing from a sheriff's pone. He and Eddie's 265 Bay Ave. Secret more Ave. New Holland. like OM of the most promiiing immediately sold his claim for TetL PADPY WrUW* leld training supervisor for the crops." He wouldn't aelect any Guardian Life Insurance Company pals revealed their identities and os* yearling as the best ANICETIM& of America, and will be working a buffet supper was served. at the company's home office in Attending were Mr. and Mrs. New York City after Jan. 1. Eaton Brink, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Bunting, Mr. and Mrs. John ALL-DAY BANKING Corneliusen, Mr. and Mrs. Wade ^srlvEEUSSILLES- Davis, Mr. and Mn. Charles Gar- dner, Mr. and Mn. Charles Gor- era, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grzel- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Feste, Mr. and Mn. Charles Mil- On-Pn m i '. < ler, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mona- han, Mr. anr Mrs. Herbert Vaugh- erchants Pa r k inq an, Sr., Mr. and Mn. Edward K. Atlee. Mn. Edgar Dennis. Mn. Edward F. UMarr, Mn. Peter Diamond, Mrs. Charles RED DANK FAIR HAVEN O'Connor, Mrs. Madeline Kester. Mn. Robert Monahan, Mn, John Sdortino, Sr., Mn. Lydla Schmitz, Mn. Jack O'Donnell. William F. KeUer and Eugene UMarr. BIG SALE! 200 Pupils Students Sing POWER Present PTA For Hospital Alaa D. CaafkM HEARING A native of Rumson, Mr. Can- UNION BEACH - The public field is a graduate of Rumson Program school choral group, under the High School and William end direction of Mist Anne Mikuih, Mary College. He entered the RED BANK - Two hundred life insurance field in 1998, and River Street School children par music teacher, entertained pa- ticlpsied In a Chrtotmu musical Uentito Monmouth Medical Cen- was a field representative with TELEVISION program Wednesday at a meet-»r with Christmas carols ye* the George Hollywood Agency m Ing of the Parent-Teacher As- terday. Red Bank prior to nil promotion sociation in the school. Members of the choral group to Guardian's homo office staff. RADIOS • STEREO • HM The program was under the were Marlaine Schork, Linda Mr. Canfield qualified last year iBM Moar supervision of Miss A. Marie Crawford. Mlcbele Menville, Mar- for Guardian's top organisation, hearing impairment* Shorn Around' * 11 Broadmeyer-' • , Re-----d Bank'School- . s ion shane, Msxine Smith, Anna the President's Club, and Is a I music supervisor, and Miss Jo- Shan>,, Jeuette VaruT Eileen«•*«•* *« ««•"* *» wiswaf niWNinii )^{ tab? la ear price sociation of Life Underwriters hat aor asrvloo la sephine Means, River Street MacLear, Kathleen Crawford, AM win tolvtyour problem ofn9«wmd-Ul*f|rft«. Hschool music teacher, Marie Fedkenheuer, Renee Bran- and the Greater Red Bank Junior dlgon, Angela Tobla, Leslie Can- Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Can- Start with CM ktftt diamond heart (or, ptrhapi. Mn. James Ilch, president, tor, Rosemary Hennabane, Linda field Is the former Jeanne Plant The peesiblUtias for functional and.decoraUve arrangements ant endless. You can choose from drawen, shelves, chests, ban, tsMea, desks ... all imported walnut or teak finish availaUa. UM any wall... any room. Evan coraer imngiaaata an posaibla. Maki the right atari aa4 add to III Ho budget U too smaDJ THE UNDERWOOD "HOIVIE OFFICE Start wi* a simple arrsii|saaaat and let it gr*w u your aeeds grow. it! Versatile! Works for the Whole Family! Come in... let us Hai»dywork-av«rfor modem familiei: help you plaa your wall th« new daoontOMtylid Underwood ... or writs for broeJsara. "HODM Offlet" ... the Underwood PorUblt TypawriUr tomtd with the ,, Undwwood Add-MaU, the rJhone-ilie all'tltetrie addinf*iubtncting maehintt Both touMful, to miny wayt, Add-Mat* skseks Ondes go up with a household seeauats bsautlrol Unaarwood bay larsw. Low dowa payment. sad moathly bills. PorUbls TypewrtUrl ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 162 Monmouth St. SH 7-0669 Rtd lemk contempo house: 3209 Sunset Avo. (off Rf. 35), Atbury Porii MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OCLUIIVI UNNRWOOD AOINTS DAVE ELLIS—YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER Open dolly exeepf Monday 'til 4 P. M Wednesday 'til 9 P. M. Phone PRospoct 4-7400 I - I i .Dm. U. W» PHI Mother SeUmiFAA Adopts Hand+Ott County Retirement Incomes Proclaimed \ Policy in Jetport Hassle HOMES FOR AMERICAN WASHINGTON (AP) — The safety factors that would be built Above National Average Venerable Federal Aviation Agency has into an airport. ' VATICAN CITY (AP) - Moth- adopted a hands-olf policy in the This does not include a term- lected by Monmouth County resi- NEW YORK — The bigger in- er Seton, who Is expected to be- squabble over possible location inal building and other so-cal- dents has been going up, year comes received by Monmouth come the first U. S.-born saint of of commercial jet airport in led frills which Congress reject- after year. It is now 95 per cent County residenU in put years ire the Roman Catholic Church,' to- Morris County, N. J. ed earlier this year. higher than it was three years paying off in extra dividends. day was proclaimed "venerable" 'Selection of a site is a local If the Port Authority requests ago, when the official report list- They are yielding returni in the in Vatican ceremonies attended matter," an FAA spokesman said no federal aid and builds the air- ed payments of $10,254,780. Part form of larger pension checks. by Pope John XXIII. today. "We have no authority to port on it* own, it would still be Such checln, going to retired of the increase is due to the re- The proclamation, announcing cent expansion of disability pay intervene." up to the FAA to work out ar< worker* and their fimilie* under she is worthy of veneration by The Port of New York Author- rangements for aircraft landing* the insurance program of the So- menu Roman Catholics, was a prelim- ity unveiled plans last Monday to and departures and use of sir Next year it is expected to go cial Security based inary step to beatification, which locate a giant jet airport in a space in the vicinity, en the amount* earned during a even higher. The way is being places one among the church'* swampy area of Morris County. Ceaid Black Use paved to further liberalize the •pan of yean prior to retirement, blessed. The plan drew immediate opposi- benefits. Congressional leaders If no suitable arrangement to the taxable limit. Beatification i* frequently—but tion from many New Jeney could be worked out, the FAA As a result, the payment fo- say that passsge of a bill that not always-followed by canoni- ully are running bigger, on the pensions, particularly to workers state, congressional and local said, use of the airport could be zation or elevation to sainthood, leaders. restricted or prohibited for com< average, than those going to peo- who become disabled, is a "sure the highest honor of the Roman ple in most other areas of the Sen. Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) mcrcial flights, thing." Catholic Church. United States. They point out that 1960 is an yesterday suggested Burlington Burlington County officials This is indicated in data re- Pope John hat taken a personal County as an alternate site and have been trying for years to election year and that Congress interest in Mother Seton's cause, leased recently by the govern- has never, since 1948, failed to said he would ask the FAA to locate a jet airport in-their coun- a factor supporting the belief she reconsider it* earlier rejection of ty .to serve both the New York ment for every county in the na- liberalize the pension system in will be canoniied. an election year. Measures to Burlington County as norfeui-and Philadelphia metropolitan tion. The figures are based on Mother Seton was born Eliz- : accomplish it are now in the ble. areas. the Feb. 28, 1959, payment peri' abeth Ann Seton in New York Aug work*. A review of the Burlington But in its report of airport Od. 28, 1774. A convert to Catholic- In particular, they would elinv County lite is especially called needs made public last June the They show Monmouth County ism, she founded the Sister* of inate the present condition that for in light of the strong opposl-FAA ignored the Burlington pro- checks to be averaging $776 • Charity of St. Joseph in Ameri- pension* may not go to disabled tion which has developed to theposal. A spokesman said: "We year, as compared with $727 else- ca, who adopted the rule of the workers who are under the age proposal that • jet airport be haven't been able to determine where in the country. European Order of the Daughter* of 50. located in Morris County," Case any need for it." Total payments to local resi- of Charity of St. Vincent de said. , The report, projected only dent* are at tilt rate of $10,067,- Even without this expected ad- Paul. 744 a year. The recipient*, dition, Social Security pension re- N* AM Plea through 1962, made no mention of ceipt* in Monmouth County have She died in Emmitsburg, Md., The FAA said yesterday it ha* the need for a jet airport in Mor- among them retired worker*, dis- Jan. 4, 1821. abled workers, their spouse*, wid- become something to reckon with received no request from theris County. owTand"widowers, children and from a business standpoint. Al The Vatican'* Congregation of Port Authority for federal help In his statement yesterday, Rites approved her virtues and ready, they amount to 5.1 per in building the proposed airport. Case laid: parents of workers, number 25,- heroic qualities Monday. cent of every dollar spent in the "If the Port Authority want* "Clearly the final choice of a 777. Today's ceremony, in the Vat- county's retail stores. aid," the FAA spokesman said, location for this facility must be The over-all amount being col ican'* Clementine Hall, came "I don't feel its application based upon the facts which bear one year to the day after the would be turned down but that'* upon the public interest. In this cause for her' beatification was a personal opinion. After all we field the fact* are constantly $75,803 County's Share officially proposed to Pope John in St. Peter's Basilica. are in business to encourage air-changing as the art of aviation port construction not to block develop* at an ever-accelerating Attending the ceremony were (OPTIONAL) it." pace. Of Class 2 Railroad Taxes nine cardlnalds including the two Under law the federal govern- "I am therefore asking the ONE CAR new U. S. cardinals, Albert Greg- ory Meyer and Alois Muench, mem could finance 50 per cent of Federal Avittion Agency to re- OftNBE FREEHOLD-Monmouth Comi- elevated to the purple in con- aU land acquisitions, construe-view the proposed Burlington ty ha* received $7S,M3.M in Opens Law Off kg sistory ceremonies of the put tion of runway* and approach County airport at the earliest Class 2 railroad taxes paid in week. Cardinals Meyer it the lights, control tower and otherpossible date." < New Jersey for MM. Tht county archbishop of Chicago. Cardinal - check 1* its share of the $15,- Muench has been bishop of Far- 000,000 in railroad taxes paid go, N. D., until now, the itate. Board of Education Seeks Francis Cardinal Spellman, Theodore J. Narozanick, clerk archbishop of New York, also to County Treasurer Merrill H. was present. So were 15 American Meeting on Future Building HAW Thompson, said the county tax bishops and the 2(0 students of check is to be apportioned the Pontifical North American FAIR HAVEN - The Board Ibility of new home building but among 37 county municipalities POR EXPANSION: Hen's (ft* perfect plan for those who wish to have a comfort/tilt horns now, College in Rome. of Education wants to meet with would also bring in new rata on the basis of second-class rail- Mil a larger one inthefuture. Ifaeasily expandable. The basic design of this 11/2 story Colonial Pope John was carried into the the Planning .Board Jan. S to les to Fair Haven," he said. road valuation* assessed by the has six rooms on the first floor-three bedrooms, dining room, living room, klfchen aid iwe hall on hi* portable throne. discuss what's in store for the Mr. Jakubecy said he wilt bring oath*. The expansion attichas room/or two bedrooms and a bath. The first floor has 1,235 squire atate. Migr. Enrico Dante, secretary borough in the way of future this possibility up if the Jan. 8 /eat qf habitable urea. W Plan HAU6Y by Architect Htrman H, York. 90-Ot 16151, Railroad* pay taxes at the of the Congregation of Rites, read house building. leeting is held. Jamaica 32, N.Y. same rate as other taxpayer* in the decree proclaiming Mother So said Emit L. Jacubecy, each community. Seton as venerable. Board o( Education president, Amount* distributed by the last night. county range from a high of $24,' The board has requested the 115.52 for Long Branch to $22.19 Jan. ( date, but still hasn't heard for Englishtown. Other figure* Airplane from the planners whether they Include $13,053.}l for Asbury will be able to make the meet- Park and $6,«3.5» to Red Bank. ing, Mr. Jakubecy said. The breakdown follows: Allen- Vanishes The president said he, for one, hurst would get H.4S1.M; Atbury JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - A favors holding down any more Park, $13,053.31; Atlantic High- DMM P. Vttrt* plane bound for San Francisco, "large scale" building in the bor- lands, $1,3(1.24; Avon, $872.(9; Daniel P. Vitello has announced Calif,, with six persons aboard ough. Belmar, $733.45; Bradley Beach, the opening of his law office at vanished last night after radioing "If there is any development $1,777.M; Brlelle, H0.M; Deal, 17 linden PI., Red Bank. was in trouble. built here it would mean con- $142.14; Eattmtmm, $724.(3; He is a graduate of Rutgers The craft, a P( amphibian pil- struction of another school im- Englishtown, $22.19; Farming- University with a Bachelor of oted by Philip Gray of San Lor- mediately," he said. dale. $1.S85.5«; Freehold. $2.- Laws degree, and was admitted enio, Ca)if., disappeared some- 700.05; Freehold Twp,, $1,035.34; to the New Jersey Bar in 1931 where between here and Annette The largest undeveloped por- Highlands, $!,04«.O7; Howell H« formerly had law offices in Island, 300 miles to the south, a tion of land in the borough it Twp., $472.(8; Interlaken, $1,- Newark and East Orange. stopover on the flight. the large Lovett tract, Ridge Rd 0(7.40; Keansburg, $649.82; Key- He is a representative of Na- The Coast Guard station at It is in a residential area and port, $7M.(0; Little Silver, tionwide Mutual Insurance Co., Annette Island Mid it received a under the new borough zoning $570.(2; Long Branch. $24,115.52; Nationwide Mutual Fire Insur- radioed message from the plane ordinance, wu upgraded for Manalapan Twp., $111.18;. Man- ance Co., Nationwide Mutual Life that it had lost one engine. Radio large' size lots and expensive asquan, tl.38S.63; Marlboro, Insurance Co., and Nationwide contact was lost after the pilot homes. J4M.18; Matawan, $1,032.(1; Mutual Casualty Co. He is Mon< said the craft wa* in trouble. Mr. Jakubecy has asked Matawan Twp., tl.588.2t; Middle- mouth County attorney for the Also aboard the plane were co- Borough Council often to consider town Twp., $111.74; Neptune Nationwide Iiuurance Co. pilot Carl Scott, identified only reioning the tract for light in- Twp., $4,13t.tt; Ocean Twp., He has a son and a from the San Francisco area; dustry. $457.18; Oceanport, $J18.98; Rar granddaughter who reside at Cen Burrat Smith, an engineer from "Not only would it end the pea Itan Twp,, $30308; Red Bank, terbeach, N. Y. He has resided Corte Msdera, Calif.; Bob Meath, $(,923.58; Sea Girt, $1,958.21; Ltacrcft for 14 year*. He ii veteran Alaska bush pilot, and Spring Lake, $1,34*770; Spring member of the MiddJetown man and woman, both unlden Lake Heights, $112.31; Union Chamber of Commerce and Lin- tified. SDL Unit Host Beach. $170.75: Upper Freehold croft Civic Association. The Coast Guard search and Twp., $*1.»; WaU Twp:. $2W.M. Mr. Vitello is married to the rescue headquarters here said the In another report from the former Peggy Smith, Brooxville, plane wu operated by the Stan- To Councilors county treasurer** office, H was N. Y. ford Research Institute of Cali- EATONTOWN - Thirty-three announced that another $38,125 fornia. It wu reported carrying members of the Sons snd Daugh- t* due 11 otter county communi- a load of electronic equipment. ters of Liberty, Pride of Crescent ties under the financial business The Coast Guard said two cut- Council, were present at Mon- tax. Abram M. Vereulen, of the Student Wins ters were sent from Ketchikan day night'* meeting of the coun- state Division of Budget and Ac- to search near Gravina Island, cil, when the group entertained counting, said the tax was as- about 10 mile* north of Annette the Monmouth and Ocean County sessed against financial, loan, or DAR Award Island. A Coast Guard plane wu put councilor*. Mrs. Cora Ap- ether such businesses In the MATAWAN-Margaret Cusanel sent out over the area but failed plegate and Mrs. Marilyn Long county. , a student at the High School to find any trace of the missing were in charge of arrangements. Under the distribution, Asbury here, has been selected to re- craft before it was forced to turn A special award was given Park would get $9,208.33; Atlan- ceive the Good School Citizenship back because of weather condi- Mrs. Cor* Wagner. tic Highlands, DM.33; Freehold, Award, it was announced by Dan- tions. The past councilor* held their $WJ.SS; Keansburg, $238.72; Key- iel Jackler, Director of Guid- Christmas party Saturday night pert, $3H.40; Long Branch, $2,- ance. at the Hi Henry Inn, Long 253.43; Manasquan. $493.19; Mid- The award, sponsored by the Nine Escape Branch. The local council's dtetown Twp.. $1,081.55; Neptune Monmouth County Chapter of the holiday event Is scheduled for Twp.. $821.70; Red Bank, Jl,- Daughters of the American Rev- Injury in Crash tomorrow night at the Circle Inn, Wanamasu. WM; and Rumson, $341.31. olution, is presented annually to OCEANPORT - Nine persons he senior girl who best exempli- escaped injury Wednesday in • Mr*. Fred Hartley, president, lies tat attributes of dependabil- twe-ctr accident on Main St., is in charge of a party to be Makes Safe ity; service, leadership, and pat- nesr Wolfhlll Ave., police re- held Monday night in the bor- riotism to her school. The selec- ported today. ough hall. - On Monday, Dec. 28, a polyanna party and covered tion was based on the carefully They ssld Army Maj. and Mrs. dish supper tor those with birth- Landing considered judgment of her class- James E, Hull, Reynolds Dr., After day* " mate* and of a faculty nomin- Eatontown, and their six chil- in December will tiki ating committee. dren were in a small place. Celebrants will be Mrs ,-1*. Dumping Fuel Ralph Lewi*, Mr*. Ernest Wood- The DAR will honor Miss Cus- csr which wat in collision with ruff, and Daniel Morris. DETROIT (AP) - An Eas- anelli and other county school one driven by Estley Li Moore, tern Airlines four-engine jet prop winners at a special luncheon to Halifax, Va. Electra with 75 persons aboard be held in March. Subsequently, Capt. John T. Welch Investi- Woman Fined $25 circled over Lake Erie for half gated. No summon* hat bean When one plus one doesn't make two the Chapter will arrant* • visit an hour U dumping it* fuel be for all recipients to Trenton fr*"* For Hilling Neighbor for* making a safe landing where they will bs addrasssd by Diane Widgtr. 2!, of M Bridge Willow Run Airport lut night Governor Robert B. Meyner and Ave., Red Bank, this morning Everyone knows that "1 + 1 = 2" ii good arithmetic. But one The plane'* wing flaps failed tt be given a tour of the State Capi- Parking Tickets was fined US for assault and bat- curious child plus one curious child adds up to thousands of retract shortly after it took nfi tol buildings. Furthermore, thi tery on Mrs. Nellie GlWIn, K-A questions. Multiply this by a classroom full of inquiring minds as Flight No. 797 for Miami, Fla will have an opportunity to com Finally Paid Bridge Ave. and you have an infinity of problems and opportunities for a No one was injured. pete ' for a scholarship bon Red Bank Magistrate John V. It took nearly 14 months, but teacher. She can't use any simple 1 + 1 formula. She uses instinct awarded to the State Good Citl Crowell set the fine sfter Mrs the Borough of Red Bank this zcn. Glblln testified Miss Widser hi and affection to spark that craving for learning in each child in morning collected two fines for her snd broke her gliites in her class. Fink Heads Miss Custnelll is active in all-night parking. school u a member of the Na- dispute over Miss Wldijer's : TUB. HA mm UN BAMBERGER'S TIACTOtt K.'TSrftiri' EATONTOWN !<«• atuetv cuoa, SITUATIONS WANTD-wttLB TKAUl IN rour old Kinnura *ttk aa- AUTOMOTIVI TMI win rovm « our cam u CHANTREY AUTOS AND TRUCKS •wapi rflca4 §vl Drtra It 4M fit vajtf till I a. m. It Ittt, N * AMtatotata At*.A, , UWlft Minmu NOTKB BEAUTY SALON uniM AT MOW BBBSESg* DESIGNER-DRAFTSMAN i aTVV^RHfUTBl HfWI n^sss! Srffll HU OMdara tw^Wr MtrtM otai lWaHI »ab &K&FF&' 8H14M1 Mr IMM la ]Ud auk. 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