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IMM4 OUlr. Mooatr ttretmi f*l*ur. wur** u Iteaa Ciu* MittM VOLUME LXXXU NO. 59 M IkiM Otfie* M ft* auk. H. J.. ndtr Uw AM « Itarck *, im RED BANK. N. J., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE $457,829 Is Low Bid Strike Probers Won't En OnRt. 35 Widening s TRENTON - Michael J. Ste vola. Inc., Middletown, waa the Balmy Today, But Stalled Law Against Quiz Rigs; low bidder yesterday for a contract to widen Rt. 35 in Shrews- 'Brrntfi Tomorrow Network Chiefs bury and a 1.300-foot stretch in No Signs Seen front of the Monmouth Shopping LONG BRANCH - Dca't wa> Center. Eatontown. pack yaor Bsrnwdas, that "la- Of Settlement Plan 'Doesn't The bid was $4M,BM0. l W There were oaty two other bids. In Any Avenue Go Far Enough' la fact, by timirriw. ITU They came from Manto Contract WASHINGTON (AP) - laves* tag Co.. Inc., Matawan, $403,071.- WASHINGTON (AP) — The aaarea ta It, (act steel strike today entered its gating congressmen offered ttNj* SB, aid Brana * Stuart Co.. Tren- support today for a network pres- ton. tH7.47l.15. short ef the IMS ree> 115th day with peace talks at a standstill, and not a sign from ident's proposal to make jfc** A spokesmani for the State ar*V crime to rig a te!eviilan,/qaB Highway Department aaid it will Today's mercury should any direction that a settlement reach late the Tss, WBUaaa D. might be near. show. They aaid it doesn't fa probably be two to four weeks far. enough. before contracts are awarded. Martla, weatherman, says. The nation-end the deadlocked VsstatooyM law lisas sister* ia industry and union negotiators— Robert E. Kintner, president of e»| ^^ — *f^*V M Wk t^lBMiiill^^ SSBAA still awaited the Supreme National; BroadcMting Co., Offidaia and reaMeata la ManBaHvlHt iwo •«§ ••JWwWt «*jaw Court's decision Whether to sus- a the specific proposal for a Shrewsbury and Red Bank are twe degrees taatoatffm tain or knock down a Taft-Hart- news liw, yeaterdey and said, it hoping the plans to widen Rt. 39 ley law injunction ordering the would bettatop the todustry/sof . will be torpedoed by tha federal 500,000 striking steel workers feels fo pbtfee itself. ••;*•?..;;:... Bureau of Public Roads. Tha bu- back to their Jobs for SO days. reau la reviewing tha plans to Whether Ike ruUaaj. wauM todayfrom Fraa*gtsa^prao. see if protests voiced in the Panama cease today or later remained two boroughs warrant scrapping the eaurt'a own secret. The eastiag System; ffewaaeaaaif the program. geverameat obtained the ta- aa the Beat wUesas ki|ktoafi The, highway departmen Tension juaettoa ks Federal court la teat nhawaf •• laMaoiadiai aaid the three bids ware aa unus- aare than two • ^we* •^sapssas^ ^ra ejssaj a*a>wâêjM**rajo«BBBj,.. ually small number to bo re- by the Hesse asbeeofmittee m way will turn Rt SI into an o» usb* forceaaalMt the demon-School Bond Issue Morse plaa, the Proa Id en t ris (D-Ark), one of .'our taffl* IWi l - a tolt ben wko did not announce i#> }? .J v fL Wfc TUa strators who triad to cross the RARITAN^rOWNSHIP-County ture. with the eastern half to be rect stend, aaid a* yesterday'e woiUd effect traffic flow, WioesewMj border Tuesday-on Pane- School Superutendent Earl B. single storyand the wsstern half Mra«acy beard whk and the beauty of the boroughs, aeisioo ended' that the •edttKrJ' ma's Mth anatvor- Garriaoa hu advised the Board of two stories. The exterior witt be must "face the facts of life." va> officials say. sary—and plant their flag. Infur- Education that the stato haa ap- brick. Tha Register . ___ lets it polices itself, be afekLaK fdttorlaljy haslatsd-b fcuA byy the oppoattioaef , the aa- proved th* board'* application for The next major jwojeej of the find. faces the prospect of rigid g# •rged the State Highway Depart tknaliste stoned tha American a ll.S00.0M Mgk school bond it- board, which may ba started next : meat to relocate tha fra ... .. year, wm bo alourôr ali-room Seen in Fair Haven ernmem controls. alternative procedure ;:s«ntoer«;'aald'*: would let the Pi rtuderita. the soperimendaat laerate' srere tost as amcN a ported."" V;" ;:•;•;':•'••••;• ; thequlx show frauds as the pub- tthe .PTA census showed*, that Th^'s whai the Board of Edo- 113 kindergarten studenU Will "Wa aaa no _ affordd the Bttt hU network ha* takea vlg- Officials here had hoped that eation learned at it* meeting last entering school next fall and U$efoas step* to *ee that It doesn't - Si bSSS^SSr && p hmiry ;of protonged ddisputes In INK m Division rf Local suck aa that now confronting (he happen..' again, Kteteer eateV ^ *• • " "tteh •* condemns and reproves The high school will be bultt for Robert J. King, a board mem However, Rep. Attch- because they do not behoove an- Go ld permit the is- steel industry," Morse saM. Mr. Howard said that N.B.C. ha* setup a apscfal da> suance of ahort term notes over •Mpppils. tosUrt. andeventnaUy bar, said future enrollment fig- •bout SO student* will be graduat- partment—headed by. aa ex-P.BJ. acored;the "arrogant < thoritiea of a country which will be enlerged to accommodate Strike-halting Injunctions under a period of three years to pay the Tart-Hartley law may be Istire- s .based on.a pre-school cen-ing In June and about M0 theman-to ferret out any dscipllea Vsbira7wlthi«a ter l<00 aqulpmany so ttat -more sued for not more than SO days, sus conducted by /heParent- following year. or fraud. •*»•" and interest in the canal The census estimated, there Dwight R. G. Palmer, highway la WashmgtoB, the SUto De- «««• Projected eniollmwt figures and the court, have no authority ^,J^Î^ be saM, ftMJC *m commissioner, In dealing with to- partmont denlad'that the Ameri- school. show that there will be approxi- to extend or renew them If the new.bulldings will be needed for would be 96 new students in 1M2, that sea cat officials. As it Is, tha board now may ellmatel- y 1,600 high school students "cooling off period fails to a while. followed by 71 in 1913. The follow- can guards ware partly to blame ing year there would be Cf and Tha highway department pro- tor the violence. mutate one shop room or the plan- V "li- bring a settlement Critics call But a sudden house building spurt could change the picture then 15. poses, to widen Rt. 15 from Its The President was misquoted ned speech and drama room, or Keyport school officials ssid this a serious 'weakness la the both-or may cut down slightly Tuesday that unless Raritan stu-law. tomorrow, ha added. Taken into account were stu< on tthh e sixi * of several rooms— dentdts are withdrawithd n frof mK Keyport School Superintendent Charles dent* headed for parochial waa taraed ever to «aa • E, Howard said the borough's Rd. and pu for the dashes at the"iioae » High School within two years, the schools, Mr. Howard said. New York dastrict attorney, ka: two schools could handle 1,200 Mr. King said the board's fu- Shrewsbury Ave. border. His speech, made la ,a na- A final decision on this will be board wiH ba faced with the pas- no ajte ter briaghg the rival saM." . .••.••-.>,••• ;•:, students without needing new fa-ture planning committee has gone • In asking for, a new criminal ^^^v^w w w^^^^ slsv *.paK}ejg*j^*a*aâ^ reached at a conference Monday slbiUty of triple asssiona in the Wednesday cilities. over the census and surveyed the both aides of Rt 9855. toinJ Shrewh*twis> night""int,. had bean Ineo mctty tran- night high school then. • (Continued on Page J) law, Kintoer said: . bury when, and if, the widening stated, BaekToTrantan A total of 1,300 would result inschool buildings to determine "Although we believe the broad- ka) completedcompleted. ^^ But.de la Guardia did say that "dilution" of the school pro- space requirements. - casters, alerted by the recant Later In the week, board of- gram, he said. In Eatontown, the UOO-foot niTawvemment neither can ap-ficials will go to Trenton to pre-Don't Go West to Us, Report Conclusions quiz show disclosure*, are now hi stretch is Just south of O* Mas- -roveacti g committed by, Pana- sent the division with final con- EareUmeat New (Continued oa Page!) . mouth Shopping Center. These were the conclusions the manians against the chancery ef struction ptens. Current enrollment i* 1,10groups , came up with, he said: the Norm American Embassy." The official bond approval will Says Council About Rt. 35 1. "The pre-school census fig- If the Bureau of Public Roads be announced shortly thereafter ures indicate the school age pop-No gives approval to the plane and by the. state. NEW SHREWSBURY - Any unanimously, the following state- 3 Die in Fiery ulation seems to be stabilizing. contract*, the federal govern- Strike doses ment will b* sent to state of- 2. "If the present .type of pro- ment WIU contribute halt of ths In the |I,M0,«N figure. Including to improve Rt. 35 that might af- ficial* concerned with the mat- gram continues, and if there are Gro** Says con of the construction. fect this borough will meet with ter. and to Mayor George A. equipping of ta* building, turning Jet Plane Crash no major new building develop- NEW BRUNSWICK*ri The State Highway Department Six Boston according to opinions Gray of Red Bank and Mayor ments, it will be possible, by lys ft has no plans In the near TACOMA, Wash. (AP)-A Navy Mason W. Gross, Rwbaon. preaV says eou en Bernard B. White of Shrewsbury. organizing and altering existtn future to widen Rt " "The New Shrewsbury Borough et training plane faltered on a dent of Rutgers University, sail » (Maple provide the $115,000. last night. facilities, to contain the students yesterday that during hia Ave.) in Red Bank. That road Newspaper? council is disturbed takeoff from nearby McCbord Air TM board also haa abandoned On a motion by Councilman the present buildings for sever- as a telwrMoa-ejuk can cany four of traffic Herbert L. WlUett, M. and passed tiona that Rt. 35 be Force Base yesterday and side- its original plans to construct a slipped to a fiery end in a base al years. detected,no signs .otiL _,,,„. •k-yaarjunjojveenlor school and the west. Since that would affect departmsat our borough we would be opposed parking lot Three men were 3. "Efforts should continue Dr: Grou appew*4 oi'lMMeV suspended today, shut down by awiU instfMl^Mwviding local to any such relocation, and rekilled- . obtain all possible information an Herb Shriner'S "Two'for law strike their l.lta printera called voter* approve at referendum Hope for Milkquest a chance to participate in The dead were Marine Lt. cols. plans for subdivision*, building Money" program durtalfae es». last night in a contract dispute. later this year or in January—con- any discussion of such a propos- permits, etc. so that population ly daya of TV auia; Moan. Dr. To Start Work The strike began immediately struct a regular four-year (grades Charles E. Kollman. 39. and John al." Skorich, 41, both attached to thetrends can be predicted and pre-Gross' duty was to ring a " after the printers voted SSM11 tonine through IS) high school. Pact Today pared for." when he thought a reject the publisher** offer toar - NEW YORK (AP) - A man- Sropathv-But Continental Air Defense Com- Present architect's plane call msnd, Colorado Springs, The PTA report noted that un- answered Incorrectly. On New Library bitrate two of tha unresolved is- for a double, partitioned gymnas- igement spokesman uya ha has Councilman Philip Meyer, Jr., Colo., •TV' and John H. Lundeen, 28, a der the borough's new zoning Asked! if he noticed any..... sue*, a pay raise offer and a ium, convertible to an. auditor- hope that a New York contract brought out that although Individ- ordinance there are about 90 denes of fixing. Or. Grou re- demand by the printera for three turn; can be reached today in the met- ual councilman may be in symSeattl- e truck driver whose mov- In Middletown a cafeteria, and the fonow- ing vehicle was hit by flying lota on which dwellings can 1 plied: "None whatsoever. It warn daya' leave with pay on tha death Ing ropolltan area milk industry, pathy with the residents of Red constructed. a good show." MIDDLETOWN - Work on theof a member of their Immediate debris. g lanevattm of the former Bell That word came last night from Bank and Shrewsbury in their This compares with 7N befoi Thh e shoh w hhaa not figured b^ families. Irving R. Wlsch, chief negotia- stand against the proposed widen- Kollman. from New Matamoras. Telephone Building, fflags Hwy SUttoen regular classrooms, food Ohio, and Skorich, from Taconlte, the measure became law, the i the current quit probe In «•»«•» « a public library I The printera, membera of thalab, dotting lab, one industrial tor for 311 dairies and milk dis-ing of Rt J5 in Shrewsbury, port continued. ' ngton. International Typographical Ua- tributing companies. New Shrewsbury can not stand Minn., were veteran* of the achaduled to start next week. ait room,, mechanical drawing Korean War and World War II, i. abouted down a following pro- room, typing room, office practice The employes have kept work- anothsr highway cutting through According to Richard W. Scuf- the borough. with Kollman holding the Navy's fort, bwmsas administrator, the ud to delay eta start of theroom, bookkeeping room, health ing since their contract expired a week ago Saturday, but a strike second highest decoration, the work should ba completed in strike Mi Nov. II - a suggestkm Councilman Robert McCall atat- Navy Cross. ol Oov. Foster Purcolo, who had had been coniidered possible. ad that tha borough lost many Latest News about M days. room, biology claMroom-lab, mat all day with representative* Wlsch ssid wages was the only ratable* already became of the The plane, a TV2, first cut off The Township Committee Wed- chemistry clauroom-lab, phys- a utility pole as it flashed earth- PARIS (API—One policemen was killed ana) twej of the publishers and the union. ics dasiroom-lsb, music room, Issue remaining to be settled. land taken for the Garden State nesday awarded bids for ths proj Neither the union nor the pub- Management made a counterpro- Parkway. ward. Jt began disintegrating, It wounded today in a running gunfight with an Algerian and library to seat 75. sheared through a tree. Burning act totaling 17.407. Ushers have disclosed the exact posal on wages last night. Wlich The possibility of improving E. H. Thome, Red HIU ltd., There also will.be three ad chunk* of wreckage set two lup-ben' d that opene„ .d. fire, near .th e crowded .Plac e de la.. Re. * terms of the union wage d* ministration rooms. declined to mske the terms pub- Shrewsbury Ave. as an alternate was awarded tha general con- lic. . plan would receive consideration, ply building* afire. Twenty-four publique. The Algerians, who were on foot, escaped lit The latest, and probably final, unoccupied-cars were damaged struction contract for 14.374 . Wlsch said a new wage propos- according to Mr. Meyer. the crowd. It was tha most larious attack on tha poliao Letter Nelson, Sr., Port Mon- the publishers' plan calls for a rectangular struc si wreckage splattered the park Eugene P. Barnes, al was made yesterdsy by five In other buslneia, council voted Ing lot. n several monthi. mouth, waa the low bidder oa thesaid the newspaper* had offered locals of the Teamiters Union, to vacate a triangular piece of electrical work with a figure of the printers a pay raise of nine which represent the 13,000 milk land on Clinton PI. for the New One' piece of wrcltage, whirl W.7M. INDEX plsnt workers and delivery men Shrewsbury branch of the Mon-Ing through the air, hit Lundeen'i VATICAN CITY (AP)—The Vettce* cents an hour phis 15 cento per rage truck as It moved along a base Last month tha committee re- shift payable to welfare and rein the industry. He said the un-mouth County National Bank, stay that Pope Joka XXIII will receive PresMeat Has*.- jected bids on the project which tirement funds, retroactive to last IS-ll ion asked for a $13 weekly pack- road parallel to the landing itrh amounted to 11,000 mote than Jsn. I. The publishers' pay of-Blrthe age In a one-year contract, wages Drainage Bid* A'huge' ball of 'flerne"~envefop*d bower oa Oec. a. President llsoajkower k exsMctod la) wat budgeted for the work. fer also proposed another 7 2-3Jim Bishop '.I .; i now range from $100 to $150 a Bids for a drainage syitem on the truck. orrlve In Roma Dae. 4 on the drat stop off kit alaa vmmitf The township haa a total budget cent* an hour, and five cents Hal Beyle it week, Hance Ave. will be received at J!! Ul. mMtdl^mmm u.l*k Ilia 1. • Jk »!._ » • of tt.HO to cqvsr cost of rone- to welfare and retlrment Bridge IT • 8 the next council meeting, Nov. SECRETARY ILL nra ininw WITH IM MH e> me Kewiasa Claaelflsd ; 2S-2S The Industry, Wlich said, would eating and purchase of now lunds effective next Jan. 1. not grant the $13 weekly package. II at 8: IS p. m,, at the Tinton KEYPORT - Charlea S. HopCotkoll- c Church will come after hit official «Mt to equipment for the building. Cemtes IT ft n Falls School. The borough will la, secretary of the Raritan Suspension of the six papers *f He ssid it would necessitate an It concluded. Mr. Seuffert said that the bal-ected 8,900 persons employed by Crossword Petite .17 A a increase of lft to 2 cents a quart be reimbursed by the county, ac- Township Board of Education, Is Editorials „„;. a cording to a letter from the ance of funds available after ths the papers. It Is the second strike In the retail price of milk. a medical patient in Monmouth LOS ANGELES (AP) —A bruih fire, fanned by 40. project and architects' fees are in 27 months, The previous shut< HeiMeek „ *;.,....^ I The 311 companies supply milk Board of Freeholder*. Medical Center. It is expected paid, will be spent on equipment down lasted three weeks In Au Top Hruadw>y tnlnrltlnmint m Clulj (lulu flimr Nmw I'uMIr Notice he Record and the American, Social U r llw * firm ipeclallting in tuch pro K«iiiliiiton, III. an, .1/rnii rimnrh, .X?.Top? ".Hro«aw«™ M> .nl.rl.lninm• nlfrUlnm.nll i«l Club n«»t rfgultr mtullii nl (hi mon and 32 piocot of firofighting equipment en the »cene> Ihrouili HMunliy, iwn MVIWI nimiy, K with Sunday editions of theGeorge Sokolsky | K.nnlnnton, III, 3d, Lon« llrtnolil , grams, will meot with residents li Iturtuith (lln«»r Koli>, lionx 'n llolli Tnhi Mnnt' Ilirmiih flulurity. Iwn ahuwa iiitiiv lbr.wnliutj, will bo hrlil TiiMilty, Nil •n.iro. Hi,mil AniMlon Iliintu'luiic'r! hree publishers, The «lx papers Sport* (lln««r Knit, Hook 'n lloll Tulii Monl- (Continued ou Pago 2) vrmtxr 34, low Inalrn.l n( UV.lix-, to guard against a now outbronk. L«it year, a mejer Tomm1 0y plluyn , •rnci«l 1 : 4 , . ~»3>r. TrachtmaBi'i-'canierart.has was the incorporation of more frauds in the future, we feel that Asbury Pk. Nat'l 1.25 • 32ft 3JV4 Karl K. Baron to Investigate bor- Medical Center. -aa exposure time of 1-200 of a legislation along the line I have literature into the program. Asbury Pk., Ocean Grove 2.50 • 39 ough-owned property at Shafto She belonged to St. George's- Mrs. Deigert was a member el "second. As the camera.: rotates mentioned would be an effective Allenhurst Nat'l .50 43 Mr. Howard reported also thai Rd. and Asbury Ave.. to determ- by-tne-River Episcopal Church, St. Joseph's Catholic Church and ^Wie shutter stays open. The picT added force. It would serve as Atlantic Highlands Nat'l 6.00 IN ine whether it would be advisable Its Altar-Rosary Society. he will meet with the other two Belmar-Wafl Nat'l 2,00 5J Mrs. Bouton was a former "tan is clear from two feet to superintendents to further dis- a powerful deterrent against the to sell it at-auction. Surviving are her husband, Wil- sort of "wrongdoing these hear- Centra! Jersey Bank .SO (x) IS Elizabeth resident. Her husband cuss a foreign language program. Farmers ft Merchants l.Ot 4S CotmeUfflH McCaO and Daniel ia Edward L. Bouton, Jr. liam Deigert; a daughter, Mrs. Military Use ings have revealed." Edward Whitney of this place; a S" .Thomas F. Murray, Hamilton In another matter, the super- First Nat'l, Bradley Beach 5.00 15S B. Renshaw were named by Surviving are a son, Edward L. intendent said the board's cur- Bath N.B.C. aad C.B.S. car- First Nat'l, Freehold (xx) 12ft Mayor Baron to study proposals brother, Frank Hiske of Belmar, f-Rd., New Shrewsbury, assisted TWO DMltllM QMS HtM BOW U.W 330 Bouton of Essex Junction, Vt.; and four grandchildren. riculum committee met recently Keansburg-Middletowa . far aa ordinance regulating solic- two daughters, Mrs. Henry B. ;;». Trachtman in installing the talaUd by dteelesures that they Long Branch Trust UM 525 The Day Funeral Home Is in -camera in the jet trainer. and reviewed the seventh and itors in the borough. Barron of Fair Haven and Mrs. eighth grade mathematics pro- ware find. The-elmax came Merchants Trust • .70 30 31V4 Council voted to locate the new charge of funeral arrangements. bCharles C. Gahler, West Long when Charlea Vaa Dacca con- Matawan Bank .30 » Robert E. Lloyd, Jr., of Rumson; gram. borough-owned gasoline pump ontwo sisters, Mrs. Oswald E. El- branch, built the camera to Dr. fessed that be get the answers Monmouth County Nat'l * .10 4>4 JOHN E. KORNEFF ~Trachiman's specifications. Features Listed In advance aad all that brew- Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 80 the. property of Ernest Hilbru* mer of Navesink and Mrs. Gor- h DrTrachtman feels the camera "The committee approved the wiping and grimacing In theNew Jersey Trust 1.00 45 ner, supervisor of roads and san don B. Carr of Mountain Lakes John E, Korneff. 77. of 155 -has possibilities for military use program set up for these grades," 'Twenty-One" show's Isolation Sea Bright Nat* 1 .75 28 itation. The present pump is lo-and seven grandchildren. Shrewsbury Ave., died in River- te said. Here are its features; INDUSTRIAL cated there and borough equip- -in apace exploration. booth waa phcay. the funeral wiU be held Sat- view Hospital Wednesday, where 1. Screening of pupils by use Electronics Assistance Corp, 10 ment, is stored there. he had been a patient for six i He does his inventing in the Kintner rejected the idea of anElectronics Associates (xxx) 33 urday at 11 a. m. in St. John's Abasement of his home. 348 Hard'of the cooperative test in mathe- all-powerful czar of the broad- All residents were urged by days. matics. Hanson VW-M 5% Episcopal Church, Elizabeth. • daa Rr., Fair Haven. casting industry. It would be noHaydu Ind. ... 3 • Councilman McCall to burn leaves Mr. Korneff was born In the SBTbi circlescan hemisphere 2. Accelerated 'eighth grade and other trash ia wire containers Ukraine, Russia. He was a paper- more workable than a -simitar Laird ft Co. VA MRS. MARY KELLY £eainera is an improvement of a arithmetic and algebra I for qual- boss of the newspaper or mag-Monmoum Park • .451 t% and not on the streets. If ex- hanger and painter for many Kpfrclekan camera the doctor ified eighth grade pupils. azine industry, he said, and gov-N. J. Nat. Gas •• 46 tensive burning is necessary, he Mrs. Mary Nolan Kelly, S7, years. 5H*ented several years ago. 3. Normal eighth grade pro- ernment control would raise the x) including .10 extra; (xx) «.7 percent stock div. 1958; suggested, that a permit -be ob- died Tuesday in the home of her There are no known survivors. £; Circular Picture gram, with introduction to alge- spector of censorship. 'Plus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock div. 1998; tained. daughter, Mrs. Robert M. Robke The funeral will be held tomor- ;: "Ex. dividend 2% in stock. H~ .The circlescan hemisphere bra for others. Kintner said the network did The report of the Recreation of Elm La., Shrewsbury, with row,, at 10 a. m., in the Worden xaunera takes a circular picture, 4. Accelerated seventh grade not know until this week the full Commission submitted by Rich- whom she lived. Funeral Home. Burial will be ia "iftus, a picture snapped from the work and coverage of .eighth story of the fraud involving Van WEATHER ard Morris, chairman, was ac- Born -in County Wicklow. Ire- Fair View Cemetery. grade arithmetic for qualified :j|Of of a building would record Doren, who'had been hired by Profit Taking Cloudy autd warn today with cepted. Mr. Morris reporte.-w d that.land, Mrs. Kelly came to this ^-everything from street level be- seventh grade pupils. • N.B.C. at $50,000 a year on the M0 boys took part In baseball country 47 yean ago and lived FRED L. ARDEY, SR. 3wr to the sky above, north, east 5. Normal seventh grade pro- strength of his'quiz show fame. about 79 before turning coalar leagues in the spring and sum-most of that time in Arlington, •taouth and west. gram, with some eighth grade Trims Prices d tht d OCEAN GROVE - Fred L. When the charges agaiast this aftenMoa. Partly eleady tner, and that now under wawayNy . J, Ardey. Sr., M. of CVJ Heck Ave., 7> Life Magazine first used a pie. work for others. Vaa Doren became public, Klat- are basketball and bowling pro- Besides her daughter, Mrs. "tore taken by Dr. Trachtman'a aad eeeler tealght aad Saiar> died Wednesday ia Fitkin Hos* , 6. Normal seventh grade pro- aer said, N.B.C.'s tap brass Of Big Gainers day with lowest tealght la tba grains, in addition to a. teenage Kelly is survived by four grand- SJS.' eircjlescan camera In 1955. Thgrae m for, others. called him la for questioning program. NEW YORK (AP) - Profits upper Ms aad the highest Sat- children, Carol, Joseph, John -shot showed a World Series game 7. In both grades, drill and about "Twenty-One." Vaa In reply to a question fnm ajjd Margaret Shine. His brother is Harold Ardey of between the then Brooklyn Dod- were taken in some wide gainers urday la the Ms. Freehold. emphasis on areas where weak- Doren declined to answer oa the Lester Hodax, defeated Dem- The. funeral was held this gers and the New York Yankees. nesses appear. advice of Ms lawyer. and the stock exchange churned Block Ialaad to Cape May- ocratic candidate for council, Ir- Mr. Ardey had Uved here a The picture showed a sweep of ft. Grouping within the classe irregularly in active trading yes- Small craft warnings are die- morning from the Condon Mem- year. Before his retirement, he "T prewd the mutter," Kintner ving Cohen, a member of the orial Home, Arlington, N. J., and the crowd and the playing field to make the program possible. said, "and told Mr. Van Doren srday. ' plcysd. Svulbuly winds M4S Recreation Commission, explained woritsd at Lywii Vetwsn at the moment Roy Campanella 9. Continual supervisory review as formally and solemnly as I American Motors was clipped m.p.h. will shift to aermwaat that school playgrounds are avail- at I o'clock a solemn high re- Hospital, Lyons. hit a home run. and co-ordination of the program. could: 'As president of N.B.C.. I for a ( U-Point loss as the stock's late this afleraaoa or evaalag. quiem- maw waa offered in St. Surviving also.are a daughter, 1 West to aarthweet wkaas 2MI : Dr. Trachtman is married to Mr. Howard said the program am calling upon you here and phenomenal day-t»day '"'nin-up times. *•*ssras Mrs. Dorothy Becker of Califor- the former Ida Simon of Free-is currently being followed. now to tell us everything you stumbled:' ' m.pJk. toatgbt aad Satarday. Councilman McCall reported ial was in Holy. Cross Cemetery, nia; a son, Leland Arosy of Pack- hold. They have two daughters, know about 'Twenty-One.' Cloudy with absweri iodayi' that a fire hydrant accessible to North Arlington. anack Lake, aad a sister, Mrs. After the market closed, the Partly cloaay tesdiat and Sat- Linda, 14, and Dinah. 12. "Again his counsel advised him lew York Stock Exchange an' the Swimming River School is be- Elisie DrlscoU of CaMwell. State Utilities not to anewer . .. The full Van urday. VMbulty HI aulee taav ing installed. Council voted to MRS. HENRY IATTERS The HueUea-Beck Memorial >ounced that it had banned all prevlag to aiere tkaa » Doren story emerged at these stop" orders placed In advance require the developers of Sugar NEWTON - Mrs. Josephine Home, Newark, is la charge of Hazlet Group Elects hearings only last Monday, and to buy or sell a stock at a cer- Maple Estates, adjacent to theBatters. 12 Foster St., died yes-arrangements, Ensign George Bottger, ata< ABSECON (AP) — D. Worththat is when we learned it for tain price. A bunching of such NEW YORK (AP)—Weather Swimming River School, to place terday in Newton Memorial Hos- tlbned at the Portsmouth, N. H., the first time?" orders sometimes leads to chaotic Bureau forecast for Middle At- $75 in escrow each for two years pital. She formerly resided in Boyette of Chatham, vice presi- for proposed fire hydrants. Mitchell Presets Naval Ship Yard, spent the week- dent and controller of the New Some committee members sug- trading conditions. lantic states tomorrow through Leonardo. -end with his •parents, Mr. andJersey Bell Telephone Co., is newgested they found it hard to be- Wednesday: i Councilman Renshaw reported Born in Naugatuck, Conn., Mrs. Labor Talka Plan lieve Kintner did not become ,r Radii* that $1*4.71 waa spent during Oc- Mrs. Robert E. Bottger, Bethany president of the New Jersey utit- Temperature will average I Batters was the daughter of the aware sooner that some of the to S degrees below normal, ihe tober for puttie asslstaace to six PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Sec- itia Association. fiTA 41 late Thomas, sad Nellie Shields retary of Labor James Mitchell "The Ladies Auxiliary of Hazlet quiz shows were rigged. With a in»d ch Italnr normal high and low for New cases. Ha also reported that pub- Renehan. Fire Company will sponsor a He was nameu at the group's touch of asperity, Kintner shot IM an. Ktnnacott lie health nursing service visits today urged development of year- fall meeting yesterday to suc- UIW Otel York Cl^ M and 41. Mueh Surviving are her husband, card party Wednesday night, Nov. back: cooler over tha week-end. Mod- provided by the Monmouth Coun- round labor-management relations ceed Dale B. Otto of Little Sil- ira AlrUn st Henry Batters; three daughters, at the local level. IS, in the fire house. "I have testified under oath Brk St> erating Monday and Tuesday. ty Organisation for Social Service Mrs. Josephine Forrest of North- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pedee, ver, president of the New Jertha- t I did not." On 1,511 from January sey Natural Gas Company. Cyan Cooler Wednesday. Precipita- port, L. I., Mrs. Ruth Davies of Mitchell, speaking before the Holmdel Rd.. were Levittown, a M a Mr - Lot Olaai 15 through September. Delaware Valley Council's fall James P. Hayward of Atlantic ,m Motori M Lib tion will average at half-Inch this place, and Mrs. Rosemary Pa., visitors Saturday. Smtlt «»H U« *. L 10S or. more, occurring mostly Mayor Baron introduced Donald Orr of Babylon. L. I., and a ton,conference on planning and eco- City, executive vice president of Btd utt Loaw'a lnc Cole and John Lemon, Republi- the Atlantic City Electric Co., was New Jersey m T«l * T»l TSH bikena atl about Monday or Tuesday, but nomic development, slid that tn- m Tob IOV4 Mack Trk snow flurries in interior of cans elected to council Tuesday. be dustry and labor should talk over named association vice president, m Vlteoaa 43!i Martin Co A high nuonda UH ltarck north portion over the offered tomorrow at t a. m. i their problems even when not In- while William H. McElwain of Tmco SU 7JS Ha Pac A UK Bemardsville, executive vice News Brief* .naaw * Co Monur oil end. St. Agnes Catholic Church, At- volved in collective bargaining. nm c*. Mont Ward Steel Strike lantic Highlands, by Rev. Michael Mitchell criUcired both sides for president of the Jersey Central WEST NEW YORK (AP)— hi on Nat Blic Power * Light Co. and New Jer- fiblson n Nat Dairy Rev. Russo Telia (Continued) J. Lease. Burial will be in Mt.'failure to come togetheg r at anyy Police have halted a tiaifciaat I Jl»ltn Nat DMItl SIS sey Power ft Light Co. waa elect- u Oor» 1J Nat Ojrpi fSfsM Olivet Cemetery, Mlddletown, un- otheh r time except at thha bargaibin lag operation apposite their Nat Staal Bernadette Story der dlrecUoo of the Posten Fu- ed as'director. headquarters btre, tbey say. NT Cmtral . J-Heiald ing table when tempera are high NIB M Pw IS HAZLET - The story of Bern- neral Home. Atlantic Highlands. and Issues are drawn." K. James Ralph of Bridle, Salvatere Settasaatl, 4fl, was ar- No Am AT be aa paint te It vica president-secretary and Nor Pao adette was told by Rev. Francis rested yesterday )• a raid at Hit Staal Nwat Alrla Russo it a meeting of the Altar treasurer of the telephone com- •Ml Harrtsea M. He wai BO*MI* Air Ohio oil pany, was re-elected association Ollrar Ca and Rosary Society of St Bene- efforts ts aa tba east of .dedicated to charged with ore Warn Outb Mar dict's Catholic Church. treasurer. released m CMN ball. Mkara PI Owrai in Ol Sit of INTEGRITY Re-elected directors: IK* Brla n Pan A W Air Father Russo, an authority oa saW SottoeaarJ udd Oft 2S Paiarn Pitt >: serve j! reverently . . . Otto, Hayward; Herbert E. the apartment since Maaaay ulova Pannar. JC 11T the life of St. Bernadette, also Burl inn Pa Pw * U 'SSi.. showed slides of the Shrine of The mathematicians were re- Worden Funeral Home Sjrlth dignity and beauty Cliff, Short Hills, Public Service and was carrylag oa a MOO te laa, JI Pa IW ' 1t£ Electric * Gas Co.; Charles L. tm a week butiaess la ausa- jtar Trae aa>4 Phil* II KM Lourdes, France. ported still far apart on their Sjjlways, rand offering the Hulswit, Nyack. N. Y., Rockland bers aad horse bettiag. Ton Ftiiu Pat 41M Rev. Edward Blaska, pastor of estimates. 40 I PROMT STRUT ~Pi t ItBtaa* l 21M St. Benedict's Church, introduced All concerned said privately in IANK fmost In consideration. Electric Co., and Henry D. Krug- Itlat an Pub S» IAOJTS fell Palm tnd t Father Russo, his former curate that even such an agreement \) no time does creed,or gel, Camden, Pennsylvania-Read- CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE ;olum oat i TOK ing Seashore Lines. (AP)-Milton S. Kirby, former 3oml Solv and now a faculty member of wouldn't necessarily mean niuch, SHodyild* 74)557 rice make any difference Holy Cross Regional High School. because it would not touch on Wildwood Municipal Court Clerk, :rday by Mrs,' Ben Mlone, Refresh , The Adams Memorial Home Whtn In doubt about how to •nil utv ll t All factured by skilled artisans •late police spot checks were • 'Had nomthol.l IOOIII, aolvr youf menls were served (by Mrs. •iptrlljr umt. All sis l onlem with Tha Ruglttar'e dual- ttet\ Ctnivlt iit.wiHieut sbltm* la our well aqulpped plant made on major routes in Bur- lit adi. Aitvarllaamint. J, Hanrahsn. lington, Ihinlerdon, Salsm ami at West Long Branch. Morris counties on Monday, Tuesday and Wednndny, This KOBE.IT A. BRAUN Successor to Mount Memorial Home was the breakdown un the ticket*: 51 lighting deficiencies; LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. II lack' of (all lights; II lack ••HOME FOR FUNERALS" Wall St., CApital 2-0300, West Long Branch far-.? ol stop lights, 14 Inadequate FUNIRAL DIHCTOHS maintenance cf rear lumps. One of the county's moit modern funeral JOHN VAN KIRK • SON Other violations. In order of homes with a completely homo-like atmosphere. N Caoiur tl., MlUMmm Ml rl SS I BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY lr«i|uunvy, were no. diroutlonal ilgmil*, overloads, one head- HradOn'i C.irnfr MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. Il()hI din, no driver's llccmti In let BROAD STREET EATONTOWN I'nmTnlrnl Tfrma «H 7'IMi 110 tread Street Red lank, N. J. pomtt'Niilon, no horn, no Intncc- LIBURTY 1-tm IIEADDEN'S CORNEH Slladysldo 7-Mll lion slicker; iiiirogUtercvl ve- MIDDLETOWN, N. J. hicle, one licwiHO pinto, and formerly ol liml tonvimiw HUMS truck tun UmH- Colored Women** Club* RED BANK REGISTER Frtfey, Her. A Retires From To Honor Mr*. Harris EATONTOWN - The East Ceo- Park, which is used for recres Naval Service iisl District of the New Jersey tioniii purposes. » ARLINGTON. Va. — Rear Adm. Federation of Colored Mrs. Harris has also served as Ufred Metsger, USN, retired from 'omen's Clubs will honor Mrs. chairman for programs and con- Navy, Nov. 1 to enter F. Leon Harris of Asbury Park certs staged for die benefit of at a testimonial luncheon Sunday the Asbury Park Community Cen- A former Atlantic Highlands re- ttTCrystal Brook Inn. ter building fund. ident, he is the son, of. Mrs. Mrs. Rosemary M. Peek She organised and trained the uroline Metsger, 42 Leonard Neptune, district president, irat girl twirlers for the West- Atlantic Highlands, and the shairmsn. ilde Community Center Drum te Alfred G. Metsger. Serving on the luncheon- eoaa- and Bugle Corps in Asbury Park. A 1927 graduate of Middletown mittee will be Mrs. Porter Hm£ 'She is a member of St. Aug- ownship High School, he re- ris, president of the ffevtaUe irtnnT'sTpaanaiiil Church. As- ceived his commission from the Women's Club of t ^ -^ •*•--" ftfcassbaftfc of Pride S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, snd Neptune, and . EDts aM-Ms* Chap- and his master's degree from Jackson, president of the Red Massachusetts Institute of Tech- snd^st mem- Bank Community Betterment ber and of the nology. Club, and representatives of local Entre Nous Fitkin For the past seven yesrs he has service and civic organisations. Hospital. erved as deputy chief of naval Mrs. Harris is being honored In World War II, Mrs. Harris research in Washington, D. C. for her years of service to the helped recruit women for the During World Wsr 2 he was State Federation of Colored Wom- Armed forces, sad for this she, warded the Bronze Star while en's Clubs, of which she is presi- received a citation from Presi- serving, as air officer on the dent, and for her services to'the dent Roosevelt. She was a vol-| U. S. S. Saratoga during an attack communities in which, she has unteer U.S.O. worker, entertainer* by the Japanese. lived. <'-• numerous servicemen and women Adm. Metsger is residing here She is a past president of the in her home, and was chaperone ith his wife, the former Mrs WesUide Women's Club of Asbury for Junior hostesses at her USO NIW ALUNHURST POST OFffCf — Rep. James C. Auchincloss of Rumson. udley Adams, and their two Park and Neptune. During her dub. from left, takes a token trowel full of mortar to lay the cornerstone in the new stpst children. Abigail and Cynthia. presidency, the elub received a She also served with Red Cross office building at Cedar Ave. and Main St., Allenhurst, yesterday. Looking oni~ /HI MOUY PITCHIR TROOP of the Girl Guards of the state award for. outstanding com- i the canteen corps and ia other Borough Attorney Richard W. Stout, left, Postmaster. A. Grace King and program munity work. volunteer capacities, both In As- Salvation Army of Red Bank have a now flag, given to Mrs. Harris has always' been bury Park and with .the county chairman Franklikl n LambLb . The *y*ni was witnessed by municipal and chamberhb::ef them lest week by roproientativet o! the Red lank Vet- ongregation interested in music. When' Red Cross. \ •' - , •' . commerce officials and federal post office authorities. erans of Foreign Wan Pott. At presentation ceremonies, was II years old. she waa well- She also ia a member of Zeta known as an organist and choir Phi Beta sorority, and In MM left to right, are Miss Orvieda Weld. Girl Guard leader; Has Dinner director. She was an active par- was elected its "Woman of the Toland Talks Carol MeManus, Guard member; William 6. McHanus, NEW SHREWSBURY — Abou ticipant in a Red Bank com- Year." county VFW commander; Mrs. Cept. Muriel Clay, Salva- 23 persons attended a congrega- munity recreation program dt Mrs. Harris who haa given M tional dinner in White Hall of reeled by the late Mrs. Molly years to community and church tion Army, and Thomas A. Monaghan, eommender of the Givens Langford for the' Ri service, says she feels mat this At Book Fair the Reformed Church Wednesday NEW SHREWSBURY — John Red Bank post, making the presentation. ' . night. Leroy Buser was soloist. Bank Community Betterment has not been In vain; especially "A Christian Stewardship" pro- Club. During the Depresalo she can look back and see Tdand, Red Bank author, ad- How to Save Income gram included the presentation years, she served on relief pro- the progress that has been made the Parent-Teacher As- Woman's Club of anticipated activities for grams in Red Bank, assisting She has a keen Interest in the sedation Wednesday night at the Tax Monmy Series year by Peter Moreau. Sunday- with canning and cooking pro- effect of activities on With a little less tbaa two School plans were outlined by Nets. She also has served as Hears Artist months to, make legitimate sav- Robert Riley, superintendent. H leader and a committee member iwuenWwoidd minimise Juve- This coincided with the closing of Girl Scout troops in Red of the Book Fair which the PTA MATAWAN — Mrs. George Me- ings ia tneorne taxes,. Sylvia stressed the need for additiona nile delinquent problems. Porter is writtag a series advis- acilities. and Asbury Park. Mrs. Peek, luncheon chairman conducted, in borough schools Vlcker, SomervMe. was guest She was one of the organisers •aid Mrs. Harris has requested Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- ing taxpayers what eaa he Missions and benevolence were fpeaker at the 'woman's Club done - before the end ef me of the Asbury Park Health Cen- that sll oroeeeta from the »vent day. discussed by Jsck Webster. Har ter, and has served as secretary go to the district student fund, meeting Monday in Trinity Epis- year — to reduce taxes. . ry Estelle and Elmer Ralph re- Mr. Toland, who was Intro- copal parish hall. to that city's assistance board. which currently aides Miss Clas- uced by William Suter, related Her cohunas an this teak ported on finances. A budget was With her husband. F. Leon Har- will appear ea the editorial proposed and accepted by the sis Chlsoim, who wss graduated experiences he hsd while compli To celebrate American Art ris, aba worked to develop from Red Bank High School in Week, Mrs. MeVicker was invi- page ef The Register each day congregation. ing research material for his la- create community recreational 1M7. test book, "Battle: The Story of ted by Mrs. Robert Butler, art next week. Preliminary sketches from a. lo programs for youth and adults cal architect were shown descrih. Miss Chisolm is In her second the Bulge." Autographed copies chairman, to give a painting den in Asbury Park, and she was year at Trenton State College, were featured at the fair. OOltrAtiORe the Marlboro Hospital Christmas ing proposed expansion of facll responsible for raising the down ities. majoring in education. She will Mrs. Donald S. Littman and In an hour, Mrs. MeVicker com- gift fund. payment used to purchase a build- be among the guests at the lunch- There will be .a meeting Nov Mra. George Brennan, chairmen, pleted a large landscape, describ- A "Tour of Neighborhood ing at 115 Dewltt Ave., Asbury eon. reported a $250 profit. They were ing her technique as she painted. Homes" will be conducted by the 9 in preparation for an "every member" census. Peter Morea on hand to present trophies to Mrs. Albert Abell, American Art and Garden Departments, the -winners of the pester contest Home chairman, suggested ar- Nov. IS at 1 p. m. A tea, at the in charge. Agency Lists The first general meeting of the Twinlight Aiix. in the schools depicting "My. Fa- ticles that members may make home of' Mrs. John Eggleston. vorite Book Character." for sewing-for-fun day, Feb. IS. Holmdel, Will conclude the after newly formed Guild for Christian Three Sales The membership of Mrs. Leon noon- Service will be held Monday in Meets Nov. 16 .Grand prize winners were Glen Blumenthal was approved. A Final plans were made for- the White Hall. Mrs. Marie Laub- RUMSON — The Ellen S. Haz- Rodman, Tinton Falls School; donation was voted for the Girl Thanksgiving Vesper service, melster is temporary president. elton real estate office, 13 West HIGHLANDS - Twinlight Roy , Csstellucci, Sycamore Sunday, Nov. 22 at 3 p. m. The Mrs. William Macintosh snanto Peixutti, son, Mrs. Margaret Hartman, Nutley, bought two riverfront lo» Mrs. Henrietta Kmney, Mrs. Gil- man of the UNICEF drive held trooper will attend, and show The next meeting wilt be Dec. with the Army Signal Corps in Mr. Pierce had had no theatrical Outlook Dim In Monmouth Beach from Jerrold bert, Miss Florence Kohlenbush in the borough Friday, reported films and explain safety regula- II at the Tinton Falls School Nancy, France, has been assign- experience. While attending the featuring the annual children's FREEHOLD - A discouraging Meyer. and Henry Quasi; returns of $479. tions and laws. ad as entertainment director with Army Signal School at Fort Mon- Mrs. James Y. Dunbar. pres- holiday program. mouth, he worked with the . report from a private survey Also attending were Mrs. Alice Mrs. Richard Callaghan report- the Army Special Services for firm led the trustees of the pro- Johnson of Monmouth Beach, for- ed a profit of HO from the re- Ident, and Mrs. Joseph Messner, theater group in play production hospitality chairman, will attend the area. Ha has been in France and his interest grew in this field. posed Freehold Memorial Hospi- mer deputy over the council, and cent skate snd boot ssle. Action!! Thu'i what Th two years. tal to discontinue plans to raise Final Session A letter was read from Erling the N. J. State PTA conferences eluilflcd adt Mv* Mn fftUM tor After his arrival in France, he Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Drees of in Atlantic City Nov. 18, 19, and «•>•'' «dv«ti»r» for o«r funds for a local hospital. Port Monmouth. Clausen, principal of the Swim- Mr. Pierce will be in charge of and an Army friend formed their ming River School, thanking the ura el * eretury—AimilnmmL the Special Services Playhouse, own comedy team, and entered The firm of Hogan Winters and For Society directing productions. He plans to an Ed Sullivan soldier show com- Co. of Rye. N. Y.. was retained establish a Theater Guild for play petition. by the trustees to conduct a pub- NEW SHREWSBURY '— The • productions, working with mem- lic opinion poll in Ms area on the Ladies' Aid Society of the Re- They appeared on a Sullivan proposed WDM hospital. formed Church recently held its Captaincies bers of the Army and students show, televised from Berlin, Ger- final meeting at White Hall. The from the University of Nancy. The report submitted by the many. firm indicated "less than average women's organisations in the Selected With his new assignment, Mr. With his new.assignment, he church have recently accepted Pierce will serve with the French confidence" In the hospital plan, MORGANVILLE — Directors his been working with French and found a lack of the necessary the "Guild for Christian Service' liaison officer on the local Fran- and American theatrical groups whl h wi of the DeVitte Military Academy leadership to head a fund-raising * " replace the present or- this week announced the cadets co-American committee. He will in the Nancy and Verdun areas. drive. It also noted a lack of in- ganizations, the women Joining also assist with the annual Christ- While in Paris, one of the work' in Circles within the Guild. who would share the cadet cap- terest by doctors and their pati- taincy for the school this yesr, mas chairty drive for needy chil- ers with Pierces Army grouj ents in using or supporting such The society was founded in dren in Nancy. was movie star Olivia DeHavi an institution. IMW. Mrs. Wallace B. Rsnkm, a because or their equally high The soldier, a former resident land, who makes her home It was suggested by the report barter member, U still active. qualifications. of Wisconsin, was graduated from Paris, and who devotes much that a study committee be formed as is Mrs. Harry Osborn. who The appointments are as fol- Middletown Township High her time working with American because need for such s hospi- joined in MM. ows; Richard D'Agostino, ca- School and was a member of the Army theatrical groups on play tal was indicated in the future A Bible and block and gavel, det captain. October to Jan. 31 Signal Corps Reserve. Before production, for this area. which were presented to the so- 1M0, and first lieutenant. Jan. 31 ciety on the SOth anniversary by to June, MM; Ibrahim Alemany, the Unity Guild and the Consis- cadet captain. Jan. 31 to June, tory of the church, will be turned 1M0, and first lieutenant, October over to the Guild for Christian to Jan. M, INu. Service. Cadets have been promoted u Reports were givsn oa the re- follows: William Faro and Jean cent rummage tale at the Union Anouge, second lieutenants; John Hose fir* house la Red Bank by Carres, first sergeant, and Dan Mrs. Frank Loversldge. Sr. Cureton, sergeant first class. Plans ware made to participate In the annual Christmas Basar to be held in White Halt Saturday. Cider Mill Dec. S, from 19 a. m. to 7 p. m. Mrs. Alfred Herbert is chair- Visit by Troops man. NEW SHREWSBURY—Brownie Plans were made for a dinner Troops 2M and IBS took a field at Peterson's Restaurant Monday, trip Wednesday to "The Delicious Dec, I. Mrs. LeRoy Kraft is Orchard Cider Mill" in Scobey chairman. Wile. A donation waa made to the The process for making cider, United Church Women of the from the time the apples were Greater Red Bank Area to help picked to the bottling, was dem- purchase, layettes for needy In- onstrated. fants. Apples and cider was served After the meeting, a gift to the girls, presented to Mrs. Alfred Herbert, . Troop Mt wss transported Woodland Ave,, Little Silver; tbs Mill vis a hayrlde. Attend- who has been president of the so- ing were Barbara Aopleyard, ciety the past two years!' Elaine Ballly, Pat Cumlskey, Don- Members at the meeting were na Dolan, Barbara Ebert, Jean Miss Esther Crslln, Mrs. Harriet lorlo, Susan McConnell, Dlsne Blsck, Mrs, Edna Mast, Mrs. Msssner, Mary O'Keefe, Judith Harry Estelle, Sr,, Mrs, Harry Ann Parkam and Victoria Taylor, Tarter, ' Mrs, Alfred Herbert, They were accompanied by th< Virs. Russell Clsrk, Mrs. Norman leaden, Mrs. Robert Pnnktm iallant, Mrs. Martin Dwyer, and Mrs. Joseph Meisner. An, Frank Loversidge, Sr., Mrs. Troop 101 were accompanied by William Bradshsw, Mrs, Harold their leaden, Mrs, Paul Ackroyd ROARINO) TWINTIIS — In costume for their parti in the Roaring Twenties Kevue Severin, Mrs, John Zagaja, Mrs, and Mrs. Charles B, Steen, Jr, are theie members of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary'i Roman Catholic Church, Charles Hagerman, Mrs, Robert Brownies were Bonnie Ackroyd, Cook, Sr., Mrs. Wallace Rsnkln, Laura Brennan, Mary Cumlskey, New Monmouth. Left to right, front row, are Thomai Conrad, Ray Sheehen, Tony Mn, Letter Shlbla, Sr., Mrs. Marilyn Dibble, Kathy Hill, Judy DeLorunxo, Richard Stentgard; back row, Jamei Kavanagh, Don Cameron and Jo. Leon Pennlngton, Mil. John Moresu, Dale Palumbo, Ronalle seph Malavet. The ravue will be given at 0 o'clock tonight and tomorrow night Muller, Mrs, Richard Msrst, Mrs Rosche, Pst and Penny Steen, In St, Mary'i School auditorium, Jackion Murphy snd Mrs, Wll- Marcia Wilde snd Donna Troc- 'Ham Macintosh, chls. ttHmr, Km. 6. 1959 RKI) BANK »>Ef>lSTKB J, A- Taylor and Mr*. Osudfr Pack 25 France were glint*. SEMINARIES United States training men for The next pack meeting will be Friday, Nov. 27. the priesthood. The number has It's the 1/NDtt THI SUFUVUiON Of THt NEW jilttr THE MOST COMPUTE UfASHlNGTON, D. C. (AP)-A rtaart (hews Roman Catholics increased 53 per cent since World Has Session ITATX1AI ASSOCIATION AS »rU»UCM«YK». rr is puranD TO INTOIM areuis of •mm "h« 3S1 seminaries in the War II, the report said. • HIGHLANDS — Aesop's Fables IIGtfrS, DUTIES AND 0CUGAT10NS UND£H OUI Business tAW*KATHM THAM TO ADVUft COM'''1""'1*^ SELECTION OF was (he theme of the monthly meeting of Cub Scout Pack 25 for last week in the Community Cen- Elect Officers the ter. All dens presented a skit de- HIGHLANDS — James Fcrnan-] Buying it home is one of the chaser paying for the balance picting the theme. iez was elected president of the most important events in the life of the year. '"ocal Chamber of Commerce Mon- man of the average family. It usually The purchaser should carefully G. L. Whitfield, chairman of | day night. -I - the pack committee, was inj represents the largest outlay of inquire to see whether there are who charge in the absence of Peter He succeeds Edward A. Finley. money which a family will ever any special assessments on th J. Turner, cubmaster. R. E. Petrasek was re-elected make, coupled witb,:*the major property, particularly for public expects VK;e president; Frank Bolen was responsibility of /assuming the improvement such as paving, payment of the largest debt which sewer and sidewalk, or whether the the family will ever incur. as bobcats. there are any under construction Luke^J. Penta'wastiami'd chalr- Here is some advice for those which may become a lien on the impossible Achievement awards were pre- intending to buy. a house, • property. sented to Edward Horn, silver pomntiftee,' Mrv^JSjctrasek/ mem- There should be a written sale Laborers, materialmen and con- OPEN NOW FOR from arrow for.bear badge rank, and bershiBjghalr4nan;""g'nd Mr. Tryell, and purchase contract signed by tractors have a right to file liens William Mercier and Harry Mah- 1 his public ' Srtôorn'mittee. the seller of the house is well ;--gains• t• th••-e- property• ' •for work ler, silver arrows for wolf rank. HarvJ ?/D. Leuin, district man- as by the buyer, prior to the lone or materials furnished, LAY-AWAYS! watch • Some of "the cubs attended in ager for the northeast division, payment of the down payment. If faivers of these liens should be f 11 •••''.<• t'ostume. U. S. Chamber of Commerce, will the seller is married, the con- ecured where any such work has Major Air speak at a meeting of professional tract should be signed by the een done. This is particularly Foi M.- Dzurinko, and business men Thursday night. spouse of the seller. The contract nportant on a newly-constructed INQENIEUR srii itic Highlands, He will • explain the program should provide for the payment, ome. ind Walter .Redmond were and course "Action Course on by the seller, of all liens against There is an obligation on the among thosh e whho attendedd. Practical Politics" sponsored by the Property and should provide slier in some counties to furnish Stn Den . mothers attending were the United States Chamber ofi'hat *ne purchaser is to receive n abstract of title showing gooc Mrs. Hubert E. Ryan, Mrs. Jo- Commerce U00*1 *nd marketable fee simple nd merchantible property. The seph Bolger, Mrs. Harry Mahler, All professional and business *itle. witl> covenants of general nly way the purchaser can INTERNATIONAL Mrs. C. W. Wiles, Mrs. Allen men from the Bayihore area are warranty. etermine whether this title is Turner and Mrs. Walter Red- invited to attend the affair at the The payment of real estate ood is to have the title ex- mond. Mrs. William Doran, Mrs. Alpine Manor. taxes is often misunderstood. mined by a competent attorney Contracts for purchase and sale uperienced in the field of real lad* to highest usually provide for tha proration roperty. iiion liandardi; it! ipecjal ft a- of taxes for the current year, with I make it one of the world's really the seller paying his share to iwatchei! <•' «Vi the date of- closing and the pur- t*iclu»v*!ngeni< ,_. ihwldf it «g«in«»'» . IRKHT ACRE 0KM EVERY EVENNfi - SAT. I SON. HI t P. M. ' r at magnetic loflm-nctj that ositort Denies Forging, '; — accuracy- . f / FREE r • pro(«cti X minit dint. BRIGHT STORE OPEN WED. I FM. EVHHHGS S* if ill it ifainit water a r 400 feet under the wa. Cashing Cheek .Je) makei ft imptrvioui to acid. —• Ooubl* /hock protection-both SUMMER STORAGE NEW YORK CITY - A New " ' l*1NfM •>•«•«» Miemhly a*d Yorker today denied forging and ietfMM Mlf-windiM rotor h»v« cashing a government check pay- • , Mepaadent ihock abuiben. Pick Up & Delivery Service able to Frank Mansfield of 231 :t« 11 frwel high pteeiikm wU-wixl- Portaupeck Ave., Oceanport. i; iag movement with 40 houn op«r- Bennett Ireland Flexscreens t: tting rtterve. The defendant, • Salvatore J. •fcigenleur it for the icienMst, engineer, Rizzo of 219- East Seventh St., Jgpoiitman, the luccessful huiineu- New York, pleaded innocent be- PRESENTS ACTUAL ' f 4han. It is iMued to the R.A.F. ft it dore Federal Judge Edward J. &t watch tltat wiU firm you enduring • Dimock, who released him in tamtfacft'on through thi yean. 9x12 DOMESTIC $1,000 bail, pending trial. , •Tha lAgmiaut taltteUon \mmgat jttm The government charged in a •4i™Mm«a*l4»*a,!*Htum>i two-count indictment handed up / /( Ml / i I II i I ( ( M I I ' by the grand jury, that the check, SAVINGS UP TO 30% layable to Mr. Mansfield for 157, was forged and cashed by the defendant last June 9. JMELINA JEWELERS Rizzo could receive up to 10 years in jail and a $1,000 fine PRICES BEGIN AT :', ' "Watch Repairs Our Specially" MIDDLETOWN m each count, if convicted. 56 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK BAPTISTS IN ITALY 75 : ACROSS FKOM POLICE HEADQUARTERS RUG CLEANERS ROME (AP)-The small, but •jst-growing Baptist membership 21 FREE WATCH CRYSTAL n Italy has doubled since World WITH EVERY WATCH REPAIR Var II—up from 2,200 to 4,383. 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30 MONMOUTH STREEi \\| RID IANK PHONE SH 7-2222 O*m Friday Nlahr 'til * •ED BANK REGISTER FrMby, Mar,'*,•. Vkrgunille , A' ffUMMI pUtf, WJ fVft H*»tM TO YOU? ance at the Ceatrel School loat loturi School Wast Uw aVaactvMra. MUDGE cMvr mart There wili.be • meeting of day. Trick or treat bags were CUmmiat* of Fair Haven and' NEW SHREWSBURY — Girl Scout Troop 31 Monday given out(and there Avere prizes night, in the fire house on Ten- to See Film Is Scheduled Mrs. Chester Dsnowitz of Atlan- .Bridge Group of the Community. for the best costumes and the THE jes'TH£arrest tic Highlands. Mrs. Joseph Shan Bent Rd. Mrs. William Cosgrove most originally dressed pump- [Club met Tuesday for the first and Mrs.Thomas Kocovsky are drey of Elberon is handling pub- time this season at the home of kins. The children also played On Education LITTLE THINS!! LOOfcJNe SO i rIIFor Guild licity. leaden of the troop. garnet. Mrs. Vincent Roache, Jr., River- EATONTOWN — With "Nation MANLY IN HIS LITTLE WEST LONG BRANCH — Mrs. At an executive board meeting edge Rd. Present were Mrs. at .Education Month" being cele Letter Joste of Wanamassa and Tuesday , Mrs. William Holland, Fred Pickerel), Mrs. Francja brated, a film, "See How They SUIT/ AHPLOOK ATTM'j Mrs. Paul Falcone of West Long president, said that reservations Cooper, Mrs. Charles Long, Mif. Learn," will be shown at Mon ^.1! Branch are charimen of the fall may be obtained by contacting Frank Jordan, Mrs.William Suttt day night's meeting of the Steel dance and buffet sponsored by Mrs. Joste at her home on Unami and guests Mrs. Richard CallM man Home and School Club in the Guild of the Star of the SeaAve., Wanamassa. ghan and Mrs. Robert Slnglrtoa] the'school auditorium. Academy. The movie shows how children The affair will take place from dnn .j the first three, grade* are 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Nov. ANO ASSOCIATCS taught the fundamentals of read- 21, at Wanamassa Gardens, ing, writing, arithmetic and spell Wlckapecko Dr., Wtnamaisa. ing. Mrs. Barry Rizzo, thin Music will be provided by John- grade teacher, wilt give a dem ny Whiteman and "The Ariito- rats." NURSERY FALL SALE onstrated talk on the new repor INTERIOR DESIGNERS cards. Committee members include Refreshments will be served Mrs. Albert Colaguori of Long and a home-baked gift will be Branch, Mr*. Charles Jennings Shade Trees awarded. and Mra. Gregory Lenteakis of! THE FINEST CROP OF SHADE TREES 1 HAVE EVER HAD Sallantlns Bid*., 147 Broad St., Red Bank. N. J. SH 1-MM Fatima Mothers RUHSON READING PIN OAK • RIO OAK • N0RWI6IAN Club to Hold MAFUS . MLVIR MAPUS Auction Tues. INSTITUTE MOtAINI LOCUST • HONIY LOCUST a ml King r«»turt» gyndititt. Int. World riiMn rtwrvtd. W|RF1N» WIUOW5 ' EATONTOWN — A white ele- • R«odkig • Mark phant auction tale will be spon- CRAI APfUS • DO«WOOD sored by the Fatima Mothers' ALL UVILS Club Tuesday in the church hall NJEA Award Annapolis Grad AND DP following novena devotions. 2*50 This is a parish affair, and do- AT RUMSON nations are being received by To Editor d Mra. C. N. Montgomery, 17 Cor- In Signal Corps . and lies Ave., Eaton town; Mrs. Don- TRENTON (AP) - William A. CaldweU, assistant editor of the Flewtriaf ald Pearce, 30 Barker Ave., Vail Bergen Evening Record, it the FORT. MONMOUTH, N. J. — | SEA GIRT Hornet, and Mrs. Daniel Ren- Second Lt. Michael J. Cronin, am SHRUBS MYRON K0Z1CKY ASSO. 1959 winner of the New Jersey f END FOR BULLETIN thaw, 17 Meredith Dr., and Mrs. Education Association award for o( Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard Maloney, 85 Edgebrook distinguished service to educa M. Cronin, 25 East Roosevelt dr.. Hlwy. 35 BCnonfown Ct.. both New Shrewsbury. tion. Middletown, completed the 10- RU 1-1650 week officer basic course at the U 2-0643 The 40,000-member teacher Army Signal School here. group announced the award to- 111 Ave. «f Twa Rlvan FOR THE day. It will be presented at the Lt. Cronin; a newly-eom- NJEA convention in Atlantic City miaaioned Signal COrpa officer, Nov. 13. was trained in small unit tactics, staff, and command procedures FULLEST Caldwell. a Ridgewood resident, communication methods and mil-[ "ON THE PLAZA" is author of the daily column, Mary leadership.- SELECTION "Simeon Stylites," which hat won many Writing awards. the 22-year-old lieutenant is al 1955 graduate of. Red Bank CatM OF TOP The NJEA citation said Cald- olic High School, and a UM grad- well "is a continual supporter of uate of the U. s. Naval Academy, COSMETICS better public schools. Many Ber- Annapolis, Md. • . gen County communities have raised school budgets, financed IMLENHIRST STOP AT new buildings and improved their teaching programs with his firm Y Canteen backing." NOW IN PROGRESS—OUR SENSATIONAL I:'I This is the third time since Elects Tonight 1934 that the award has been The YMCA Junior Canteen will made to a newspaperman. Prev. hold elections tonight. Admission ious newspaper winners were Ed- to tonight's dance will be based 10th ANNIVERSARY ward Markham of the Elizabeth on waiat.size: one cent aa inch. Daily Journal in 1942 and the N. J. Press Association in 1947. At last week's dance, prizes Caldwell, 53, it married and has were awarded; to Julie Stump, Marking Our Ten Years in Allenhurst.. • three children. He ia president of Lesley • Smith, Dennis Fox and the Bergen County -chapter of the William Buchanan for best Hal- American Cancer Society. loweem costumes. Entertainment included games and movies and cider and doughnuts served for Baptist Use refreshments. Friday night dances are open Of School OKd to all YMCA Junior Hi jnembera and their guests in sev. OCEANPORT — Calvary Bap- enth, eighth and ninth grades. tist Church waa (ranted permis- sion to use the public school for three months at Wednesday Kanehl Participate! nights' meeting of the Board of In ,Ujy*r»faB Exerciae .• Education. The church will use! the school building Sunday, and HANAU. Germany - Army until Feb. 1, for Sunday-school Specialist Charles J. Kanehl, Jr., and morning service only. 32. whose parent!) live at 70 Ridge The pastor, Paul N. Smith, said Rd., Rumson, N. J., recently par- that because of overcrowded con- ticipated with the 30th Transpor- ditions, due to rapid growth, it tation Cbmptny in a large-scale became necessary to ask for usecommand post exercise In Ger- of the school. The church has many. been meeting in a large house exercise waa designed to since May 25, and recently began teat unit efficiency under simu- construction of a new church. lated combat conditions. A supply specialist in the company, in Hanau, Kanehl entered Theater Group the Army in 1955 and waa last stationed at Fort Monmouth, Has Meeting N. J. He arrived overseas in NEW SHREWSBURY-Mrs. Vin- September, 1956. cent Novellino, Brightview Ave., Kanehl attended Rumson High SPECTACULAR was hostess Monday to r unch- School. His wife, Christine, it eon meeting of the Theatc jroup with him in Germany. of the •Community Club. Mrs. SUIT EVENT! Frank Kroha of Rumson was co- hostess. The group made plans to at- end a performance of "The Warm FIRST AID Peninsula" in New York Wednes- 38. 5o. 88. day. . FOR DOLLS Attending were Mrs. Harold ffV>aTfininMfl flNB VHTTIIIIHMMI 9HM Sherman, Mrs. Vincent Roache, Rush to . . . Jr.. Mrs. Charles B. Long, Mrs. Eric Luster, Mrs. Frank Jordan, MARY'S Rt*]«lar 419S to 1SM5 Mrs. Russell Bentz. Mrs. Fran- cil Cooper, Mrs. Joseph LeRoy, Mrs. Carl Orlando, Mrs. George Doll Hospital Lmeious Fabrics: Brennan, Mrs. James Chapman Jewel ••ned Tweed*, Import Tweedi, Worttadt, Pabbla Waavai, and Mrs. Martin Nelson. - AT 1-077S GULISTAN 100% NYLON Parit-pomf, OHoman, Ilin * Ilin Ireadeloth. VISIT WATER GAP AT 1-0472-J TEXTURED BROADLOOM EATONTOWN — Mr. and Mn. Oaaa Maa. • Wad. • Sat. Luxurious Furs: Remnant THROW Fred S. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. MONMOUTH AVE. ' Chinchilla, Silver Fox, llaek-dyad Fox, t»a^w, Natural Ranch RUGS Now This is all FIRST QUALITY! Benjamin Van Keuren visited Comes in 12' width. 'Can be Tueslday the Delware Water Gap. (Oaatatta Fire Heuee) Mink, llaek.dyed Mink, Cerulean*, White, Mink. Uepard, Spatially Priced cut and bound into rug sizes : or used from wall-to-wall. $>J.75 Mr. and Mn. Valentine Van NAVHIMK Opossum, Sable. ~ V ' ' Keuren of Alexandria, Va., visited $1.00 - $4.95 Each 100% Nylon and priced at only Mary Mama-Mary HaUaa | $175 square yard. 4 SQ. YD. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Van Keuren, South St., Wednesday. Walking Suits, Fittad Suits, lax Suiti, Threa-piaaa Cottumai GULISTAN All-Wool Room-Size CARPETS far Town or Casual waar. .' ' SlMt: Miiiat, Pattitat, Juniori ... Wonderful valuai, worth SIZES, COLORS ANO PATTERNS FOR EVERY PURPOSE teeing. TYPE Wan Now SIZE TYPE Was Now SIZE •Cmhi trtiltmark 12'xS' Twist $142,50 $M.» 12'xlS" Sculptured $384.00 $Z4i.W lJ'xS/6" Looped 171.28 HIM 12x19' Floral 221.50 177.N Celebration tale irxt/io" Tweed 128.75 M.1S 12'xlS/6" Floral 16b.56 1M.M 100% PURE CASHMERE COATS reg. U'«7/7" Twist 150.00 7S.N 12'xl2/l" Sculptured 165.50 U7.M Thrilling Celebration Sale laving* on exquisitely detailed eaih. :.W I'M. III11 HUM PRODUCT or TMI c*Ltromi* OIL COMPANY {S3 ^^_MMMH___ tTOlU OMN MIDAV TO • P.M. ____ =_ ALLENHURST STORE Kcd n tigauag the TV industry. lems. But I'm pretty good at devising the safe course eludes disabled the and for two centuries kept out other invaders, particu- disability benefits at age SO: He worker left a widow or child All over Waahlngton-HUMl sure- for young ladies, because that's the kind I raised. I workers over most have worked on Jobs cov- 50 years of ag and these have been drawing larly the Russians and the Chinese. The great luxury ly all over tho country, toe—men savvy them, even when they don't make much sense whs don't know that an amend- endI J»y sods] soeurlty_ln at benefits on the deceased work- of the upper and middle classes In India was protected and women now heatedly discuss to anybody else. ment to the social security law er*s account The change In theby British arms and diplomacy. the moral and practical issues befora bis disability started. law may qualify dependents of raised by Vsa Doren. Much of You know what's worse than having a love prob- last year greatly eased the The Old requirement that a "work" requirements for their workers who died as early as The Russians had no claims on India but held that tijistaftnn, to^ttnmes, andlem? Not having any... worker rauit also have worked l»40. Is perhaps not too relevant, eith- eligibility. during 1H out of three years be- what Clive could do by sea, some Russian could do by It Includes dependent* of dis- fore the disability has been wiped If you think you might have land. Russia was like a snowball, blown in all directions er. Then Is usually either a abled workers who don't know out. a etalm because of any of the damp sentlmentslism toward this changes, check at once at your by the winds of circumstance and growing ever larger ^oTtuwiteloungTmiuY oi"Sii thaVonder the MM law they are "The be of key eligible for benefits for the first as It rolled on. The Khyber Pass was an invitation to a desire to hang him over and "Co Ahead—5ho<,tMer time. take India but Russia, under the Czars', did not seek over to satisfy the presumed g, k th thirst of "television land" for a It Includes dependent parent! Hat also to those who may have a war with England. The Czars, like the present Com- 1 Post Office for guidance. Und of serialised revenge. at deceased workers who don't baja denied benefit* in the past. munists, believed in the inevitability of Russia's con- know that they now can draw said the official. "If your dalm As my Informant said to wist This country, as one of the benefits even if the deceased was denied before August MM, fully as our talk ended, "Think quest of the world, and when they looked at the map,Congressional Investigators re- what a help the benefits could marked. Is against corruption but bs to a needy person. If only there was ample reason for their conclusions. in favor of compassion to any drawing benefits for years. (J) Dependents of disabled beneficiaries can now qualify for one of three who applies Is eligi- Although China was a dismembered country much who call for mercy. Perhaps, It Includes disabled children of ble, think of whst has been done therefore, the genuine Issues here a retired or deceased worker benefits for the first time. The of this century, suffering from spheres of influence, emended law provides for payto- r thst one person!' sre far larger than Charles Vsn who don't know thst they can territorial possessions by foreign countries, concessions, Dorm, ss years ago they were drew benefits at any age if thtl ment* to: a wife aged 62 or over settlements, extraterritoriality, etc., etc., nevertheless far wider than Alger Hiss. Both disability began before the age men are actually Important main- oft IS. — In every Chinese memory were the great days ot the Middle Kingdom, when Peking was the center of thely for posing these questions: k Includes countless thousands Events Of Hsven't we, ss s nation, gone whose applications for benefits Universe and when nations from distant places sent very far toward tho unstated wen tuned, down before the law tribute to the Manchu court. creed that nothing Is so Import- was last amended and who don' ant as winning, no matter how? know thst If they apply again, Years Ago Although the Chines* overthrew the Manchus andAnd haven't we, ai a nation, tneJr claims msy be allowed and Became a Republic, controlled by Warlords, they were wholly failed to grasp the unique they may collect a big chunk of U Yean Aga ery proud of Manchu operations, particularly of such gravity of the terrible offense benefits retroactive to November of perjury? In s sense, It Is the IMf. Harvey Bowtell of Atlantic regime as that ot the Emperor Chien Lung when most destructive of all possible "The number forfeiting bene- Highlands underwent an operation hlna was most expanded. for appendicitis In Monmouth Me- crimes. fits; today could be tremendous, morial HoiplUl, This is a problem that faces Nehru, because Com- No one with eyes and esrs half for-,we estimate 400,000 were open csn have missed this fact: MSB munist China is using nationalistic expansion as an off- mads eligible under the 195* There Is less and less respect for amendments snd we know thst William Poilen, son of Mr. and set to the hard times which the Commune plans Inv what used to be called "playing the number of applicants hain't Mrs. Harry Posten of Atlantic osed on an otherwise gay people. The Chinese like tho game." This Is now widely been anywhere near that," said Highlands, was attending the Me ar, despite what has been written about their pacifism, regarded u a fuddy-duddy no- a awkesmaa for the Now York AUIster School of Embalming in tion, a sissy Idea strictly without Social Security Office yesterday. New York, once calculated that there has not been a century hair on Its chert, Fir too much "Iff so terribly important to f peace In all of Chinese history. Their greatest his-of our reel national view la ex- let these needy people know the Thieves had been cutting down orlcal novel, the "San Kuo," really a vast collection of pressed In the cheaply cynical benefits to which they're end' trees and aawlng them up to aell phrase, "Nice guys finish last." tied,,'And every month that they as firewood on James Dean's oik history, deals with wars and carnage. .Confucius And perjury Itself Is, of all wait'they lose money because ai woodlot, south of Pine Brook. rote so lovingly of ponco because he lived in tho midst crimes, the most destructive to of September, payments sre now f war. Tho Revolution of 1012 let loose the militarism 'laying the game. For tho sole retroactive for no more than 12 Another severe winter was In nd final hope for Justice, for prospect for tills vicinity accord- f tho notion and not the Constitutionalists took over fairness to all, lies In the courts months. t'.vi-ry month's dcluy Ing to n prediction ventured to a means n Ions of another month In ut tho Warlords. nml Ihone other public bod In Kenl.itrr reporter by Ii. Allaire empowored to swear a witness, back payments." Cornwell, n Intvyer tvlioio chle/ It is this Chinese militarism thntl l Nehru Is now Just as an indication of what f, i.vi.i... IV.., f int-n ^ornweu, ii lawyer tvlioio cniof , — ""•" "" "«•»" •= »w«t I* these bodies nlnno that can ivor liono to find the total trulh. o—i rway, JMOV. o, Woi n0|,|)y „„, jorete|||ng t|ie wcat||Or< encountering und ho docs not know whut to do about it. Three Dentiifai RED Book Weeic Lt^re Named o Attend Friday. Nov. 6. 19S»-T Mrs. Nelda.EJ ParkeU, K Reck- To Give Talks "Management of Unerupted An- ICM PI., lit retained from Me- For Children Cadet Captain PTA Council NEW BRUNSWICK-Dr. Law- teriors—a Dental, Surgical and deaa, OWo. where she hu been Children'! Book Week it being M0RGANV1LLE — A meeting rence R. Burdge, Red Bank; Dr.Orthodontic Problem." Capt. apsndlm the put two week* as obaerved at the Red Bank Public -'^^v of the executive committee of the C. Douglas Hoyt, Fair Haven, and Gardiner's panel will discuss the JMtt of Mr. and Mn. Rich- Library. It ends tomorrow. At Staunton Parent-Teacher Association was Capt. Edward Gardiner, Fort 'Dowel Post Crown Prostheses." ard B. McCoach, former Red "Go Exploring in Books" is STAUNTON, Va. - held Oct. 28 at the school. If wasMonmouth, wilt participate in the announced that several members 35th semi-annual meeting of the the week's theme. pore, Jr., of 33 Queens Dr., Lit- , —• wilill attenttdd ththe flfalll countty coun- New Jersey State Dental Society Mrs. Gent Leslie, librarian, tie saver, has been appointed y y stid "many new books of Interest cil meetini g in EnglishtownElih , andd Tuesday and Wednesday, For the to all children front toddlers to cadet captajn and adjutant of the that delegates are needed for the Dr. Burdge will be on a panel 'teeas are appearing dally- on 600-man corps of cadets at the state convention in Atlantic City dlKuning "Interceptive Ortho-I the library shelves." Staunton Military Academy. . ; on Nov. 18, 19 and 20. dpntics." Dr. Hoyt will discuss FINEST Puppets made by Mrs, O, D. Lepore is in his senior year at """ Suggestions were discussed for RECORD Perkins, Red Bank, are in die-S.M.A. where he hu been active the fund raising project for the in pity in the library. year and the Christmas presents in sports and extracurricular ac- to the children. Mtn's and A story hour will be held In tivities. In his sophomore year the library Saturday, Nov. 14h, e was awarded themllit SUN Womtn's from 10 to 11 a. ro. It la formedal for outstanding work APPLIANCE children from five through eight military science and tactics. He Supper Held SALE Mrs. Benjamin Sanderson, Little also is a member of the Quill By S&D Casual Silver, of the American Assad* and Scroll Journalism Honor So- tioa of University Woman, to la ciety and hu served aa photog- A PoUyaana covered di*b sup- CINTIR charge of the story hour. raphy editor of the school paper— per was held Tuesday-following All Makes Clothing The KaMegram-aiid the school a meeting of the Pride of Mdn- yearbook — The Schrapnel — for mouth Council, Sons and Daugh- FAMOUS three yean.. Lepore. has repre- ters of Liberty, at which Miss NAME / Will Attend sented Ms school for the last Ruth Pennington presided. Guests ; All Spetds two years at the Southern Inter- were ' Mrs. Olive Croydon and Bar Event scholastic Press Conference held Harry Dowen. at Washington and Lee Univer- Nomination of officers was held. ATLANTIC CITY - Theodore sity, Lexinton, Va.' Mrs. John Keane, ex-state aisoci •"I! D. Parsons, Little Silver, and atkm councilor, gave a report. Yew Ba«*jrlc * . Theodora J. Labreoque, Fair Ha- He also serves aa arm master gue. I Election of officers will be con ven, will participate in the 60th witJ5h» th«»e HHowie Rifles Honary Dm Tewn Guest speakers will include Dr. ducted at the meeting Dec. 1. a 30% innlversary meeting of the New - Panel Set Milton E. Kirkpatrick, psychi- wWch time aXhristmas party APPLIANCES reney Bar Association in the Ho- triit and director ofthe PollakHrevealing Polyanna party will off pricfc el Dennis Nov. 18-21. • Both are members of the firm Stevens Opens By NCJW Clinic, Monmoum Medical Can- "• "* if Parsons, Labrecque, Canmn ter; Rabbi Morris Shmidman, Service Station RUMSON — National Council Sons of Israel synagogue, As- ind Blair, Red Bank. of Jewish Women, Greater Red bury Park, and Miss Elizabeth Mr. Labrecque, president-elect NEW SHREWSBURY —Lester Bank Sectloo.jwill present a panel A. Kelly, Red Bank High School if the association, will welcome GELCO'S . St.! "The Impact of diehistory teacher. Whitney North Seymour, presl- opened the Airport Crown Tire Adult World on Youth" Nov. IS at Moderator will be Mrs. Martin lent-elect of the American Bar service station on ^rewsbuiy ™™'WQ™" i™" "^'"! UNPAINTED FURNITURE Association, who will addresi the Ave. n«next to th»he. Ren«T».nd Bankt AirAI/-. 1 P. m. in the BnaJ Israel Syn* Becker, Fair Haven. innual dinner Nov. 20. > port UUUUM MANY//. Mr. Parsons will be a special The aUtion provides Crown SPECIAL! FOR A VERY tanelist at a meeting of tne Ju- gasoline and carries Goodyear Get Rid off Those LEAVES! Ucial Conference Committee on tires. SPECIAL GIFT fte-Trial and Calendar Control Mr. Stevens is a graduate of STUDENT DESK DOLLARS t» IS atfet par haw Girl Guards and Sunbeams car- • •« ba|ftasy a a ail aNwar If #a> ry on programs similar to the Girl Scout and Brownie methods. Meetings are held Mondays at 6:30 p. m. Adults Interested m LAY AWAY NOWI leadership work with the group] PURITRON RANOE HOOD SawD Daparit «m HaM may call the Salvation Army of- Far Christaue DaUtaqr fices. , STEAM mi NY HON PRESIDENTS VTHT LaweetMea HIGHLANDS-Veterans of For- lv#rf eign Wars of the Sixth District win be hQatetsas Monday, Nov. JO, at a dinner la Buck Smith's, East Ktanibuig, hoaortoi the state VFW department president, Mn, Rosemary Sommar. Mrs. I •ROOM-MAT1 •ClARITY Rudolpn Helm, senior vice pres- Alarm Ctedt ident of the Highlands VFW Aux- ASEURYPARK AnNMtlC F#|l aja TMffer ITS THAT TIMR iliary, is reservations chairman MATAWAM OPWARI for her auxiliary. The dinner | Scott's Musk Shop HAVE YOUR will mark the state president's of- 1 sntim 12*88 MtMBectrical rows* MOWER ficial visit to the district. 410 Mala' Street • •CUI-tTTI Alarm Clecfc • CUANID GOD AND SPACE • SHAtPINID PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Reli- • MMJRU gious aspects of man's penetra- tion Into apace Is the subject of I

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Many Cetera • SiMt 4-12 Sim 2-14, II, 24 imnthi 3" Ait't. Colan • Siitt 2t-42 Fall C*l*ra • Sim 4-12 NOW... Y flNV ITEM IN OUR STORE AT OUR i.OW DISCOUNT PRICES .,. AND TAKE MONTHS TO PAY - NO DOWN PAYMENT 10—Friday, Nov. «, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER chosen for the decorations, to be done by Mrt. Loult Harvey, Runv Family Talk Boot. Skate NavarumsunG morrow night in the Congregation ton, chairman; Mrt. Alvin Kr»M RELIGIOUS NEWS Bnai Israel synagogue at a ben-and Mrt. Edwin Geltxeper. Uttle Sale Friday | Hadassah Or- Silver, and Mn. Louie Drazin, By Professor Sale Nov. 14 efit for Hadauah Medical ~- FEDERATED HOLY COMMUNION ganlzation projects. Rumton. LITTLE SILVER-Mn. John The Navarumsunk Auxiliary el Holmdel EPISCOPAL the FamUy and Children's Set* Dance plant were completed Pete Gtlatro'i orchestra will . Crowell, Jr., and Mrs. William Benefit Event y or Sunday-school meets at »:4S Fair Haven FaTA ice of Monmouth County will hog| when the committee met atth the Pl*e ' dancing. A midnight m. in both chapels. Rev. An- Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, rec- Robert Allen Hogg. Monmouth Towen. budget and finance chair- Mr». Leslie Lipoff and Mn. tnack will be served. • rummage sale next Friday bit Paul Bragar. Little Stiver, are home of Mn. Melvin Goodman ew A. Burkhardt wiU have at tor, wiU administer Holy Eschar- College faculty member, spoke at i of the Parent-Teacher Asso- tween 10 a. m. and « p. m. fc» Hostesses will be Mn. Good- itt at I a. n.. and will conduct chairmen of the dance Red Bank « Harding Rd. i sermon topic at the 11 a. m. the Red Bank High School Par- ciation, are in charge of the used Trinity Episcopal parish halt Chapter of Hadaauh wiU hold to- A "beatnik" theme hat been man, Mn. Morton Weiner and service, "The Ught on Main the church school service, with ent-Teacher Association meeting Mn. Murray Rosen, Red Bank: morning prayer and address at boots and. skate tale the organ- Mrs. Cortelyou Simonson aM Street." Mrs. Marianna Clowes, Tuesday.. ization wiU hold Saturday, Nov. Mn. John Stewart an chsinneij Mn. Leo Kugler and Mn. Davidorganist and choir director, will 9: IS a. m. The rector alto will Pollack, Little Silver; Mn. conduct morning prayer and His subject was "What Parents 14, between 9:30 a. m. and 3:30Proceeds will be given to «M present Kohlman'a "Adagtoto" May Not Know." He discussed m. in the Markham Place service's building fund nrognsM ' George Cohen, Shrewsbury Town- at the prelwte; Nearing-t "Mo- preach at 11 a. m. ALL-DAY BANKING ship; Mn. Eugene Trachtman the relationship of the family, School lunch room. Used clothing and household Youth Fellowship meets Sun- the church and the school in re- and Mrt. Julian Sttnsky, Fsir mwt Musical^ tte day at 7:30 p. m. One-half of the sale price wiU items will be sold. There aM Haven; Mn. Edwin Llchtig, Rum- and Rltters "Victory March" at gard to a child's upbringing,'and go to the donor, and the balance will be a table selling gifts, sujf v Mid-week EuchtrUt It held the effects of the three elements too, and Mn. Irving Greeenberg. pottiude. The choir will ting Tuesdaya at 1:30 a. m., and on tothePTA. able for Christmas. rj Ample Oakhunt. eroys "Dedication." The Young all Prayer Book Holy Days at it child's character. s Christian Endeavor So- Royal H. Hintze, principal, said Roller skates, Ice skates, boots Committee aides include Mraj Mn. Sidney HodM of Red Bank Pt »:30 a. m. and nincoata will be sold, and Robert Bernard, Mn. Job* heads the reservations commit- clary will meet in Fellowship hall his school will mark American The Ladles' Guild will meet Education Week Monday, Tues- aU sizes are neci-l Thorpe, Mrs. Patterson Husv tee; Mn. HaroM Sber. Ltocroft, 7:« p. m. Wednesday at 10 a. m., and the . Edward Grudtai erchants Parking aid Mi^MsA^. The Missionary Society meets day and Wednesday. He invited Sale items may be left at the Acolyte Guild. Wednesday at 7:30the parents to visit the school following committee members' Mn. yVsux. . Mrs. Reyy]j Fair Haw. anssawsg clerical n the panontge at 1:90 p. m.p. m. work, ttiOiki- Ben Schniber, Monday. individually or In groups. homes: Mn, R. W. Regan, 0 mood Moon. Mn. Sherman Hojl He also suggested that before Carlile Ter.; Mn. Jerome M Mn. Edmund F. Sicketo, MH RED BANK FAIR HAVEN Red B«*. ItJiefrethment chair- The Ladies' Aid Society will EMMANUEL BAPTIST man. meet in Fellowship Hall at» p. m. parents come to the school, they Havel. 441 Branch Ave.; MrHarols d Botkin, Mrs. Hows} Atlantic Highlands call his office: for an appoint- William Howard, Point Rd.; Mn. Dutcher and Mn. Richard Dal - • v Church school meets at a ment, so mat some of the school Donald Assy. Ml SUverslde Ave.: All Fischer's Braids, Cakes a. m. Sunday. Rev. Howard M. Mrs. William Branwell, 120 REFORMED staff can take them oh a guided Ervin will preach at the 11 a. m.tour of the school, and answer Queens Dr.; Mrs. John E. Brooklyn wss a dry until i and Rolls ara made with Cdt's Neck and 7:3D p. m. services. A pray- Simondt, Jr., 57 Winding Wsy, Rev. Harry A. Olson, pastor. questions. Joined New York as a boronf er meeting will be held at 7 Mn. Vincent Fazio, president, and Mrs. Herman Fritsche, 4S0 100'/. Pure Vegetable Shortening wiU use "God It Not Ashamed to p. m. Prospect Ave. on Jan. 1, MM. Called Their God," at the 11 attended a budget workshop Rev. William C. Lincoln, dean meeting at the conference which a. m. service Sunday. Sunday. of Northeastern Bible Institute, School and adult Bible classes the North Eastern Region of the Essex Feus, will speak at theAssociated Public School Systems meet at S:4S a. m. Young People's Night program Lanes Hubeny, son of Mr. and held at the Molly Pitcher this KEVIN McANDREW HATS Saturday. week. Mn. Charles Hubeny, will be bap- Monthly reports will be given tised at the Sunday service. The executive board will- meet following the .midweek prayer in the high school library Nov. Kevin McAndrew hat styles Youth- fellowship will hold meeting at S p. m. Wednesday. special service Sunday at 7:30 17. A holiday musical program are designed in various brim Pioneer Girls meet each Thurt- wiU be given at the Dec. 1 meet- m. The film, "Martin Luther," day-the Pilgrims at 3:30 p. m. and crown proportions to bast will be shown. ing. Robert Spencer wUl direct and the Colonists st 7. Received the school choral groups, John suit the individual. Whether Altar flowers Sunday will be ss charter memben at a c w gift of Miss Edna ttetter. Luckenbill, the instrumental your face It full, average or dlellght service test Thursday groups. wen Robin Bledtrmenn,: Mary slender, you can be certain of ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Lee Bloom. Barban Brown, Kath- being fitted in the eemet hat . Uttle Silver leen Duda. Deborah Ervin; Ju-Master's Degree An exclusive hat designing Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, dith Ervin. Marian Frederick, S.T.M., rector, will ndmlnltter Mildred Frederick, Bonnie Greg, For Miss Eben plan by Kevin McAndrew, Holy Communion Sunday at S erson. Pamela Lingo, Kathy Nil- Hatmaker. m.. and win conduct the fam-ten and Donna SchmiU. Since UNION BEACH-At a recent ily service and morning prayer then, Barban Johnsen and Lor-meeting of the board of trustees at tsM a. m. The rector alto raine Klecktk joined the group. of New York Univenity, a mat- Hats from will conduct morning prayer and ter of arts degree was awarded preach at 11 a. m. The Christian Boys' Club meets at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. to Miss Lois E. Eben, daughter Hob/ Communion Is administer* of Mr. and Mn. Louis Eben, 1008 ed en all Prayer Book Holy Days Florence Ave. at S:M p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST Atlantic Highlands Currently employed as an art r d d BREAD Sunday-School, supervised by instructor in Shrewsbury school, William F. Maxson, meets at 9:45Miss Eben holds a bachelor of SH 1-7747 BUY...' a. m. Rev. Harry W. Kraft will science degree, magna cum GOOD Laude, from New York Univer- preach at the 11 a. m. and 7:30 RED IANK p. m. services, at the latter of sity, and a certificate in fine arts which music will be provided by from Rutgen Univenity. •'•(% NEWS p y thhe churchhh bandbd . ThThe youth f ef ••••(.••••••••(••••••••••••••••>«• ••••••«• lowshlp group meets at 6:30. • •••• HilaNaBliaaaaaHiaainaaVBnaiasiii ••••••••• •• The prayer and Bible study ••••!;;aaaaaBBa*aBa ers meeting will be held at 7: p. m. Wednesday. I BBBBB A film, "Voice of the Deep," • •••I will be presented at 7:45 p. m. Thursday. This motion picture shows a wide variety of marine Your family will enjoy greater life and captures sounds each makes, such as a screech, whis- nutritional benefits—because it's tle, scream and chicken-like fill wM NfOlff MAQMT cluck. • ••I1 RICH IN MILK PROTEIN • •••' Ten *• OWBBW. Nnr Hill- KING OP KINGS • nix LUTHERAN CHURCH • ••Hi i >•••!- Sunday-School meets at fc» • SUM KUCHMIOW a. m. and church service at 10:45 a delectable cinnamon HONrriMN • •••a m. in Bayview school. Rev. • •••• coffee cake with individually belted to Hearing Aid Center Roger BurMits will conduct the • •tin crumb topping fit in your toaster service. The Junior class of sev- II HARRISON AVE. enth grade will meet in the par- RED BANK, N. J. sonage tonight at S p. m. The SH 1-3013 senior class of eighth gnden will !•••• meet there at • p. m. The senior • ••II group of the confirmation class vriU meet Sunday In the parson- age. The choir win meet tonight at 1:30 In the ham* of Mr. and • III • •III MMn . AlberAlb t JJohnsonh , McCormaet !•••• Pl*i New MOBIBOUUU • aa •• • aa • r LUTHER MEMORIAL a •• • * j Naw Shrewsbury 'A Man and Hla Money" wiU be the topic of the sermon to be BBB«> delivered by Rev. Daniel D. Rein- HIM mn How heimer at the services Sunday at • ••• - 10:45 a. m. Sunday-school and • a « « adult Bible class meet at 0:30 • ••»» a. m. Susdays at 9:30 a.m. and Tues- days at g p. m. the adult lafor- mstton group meets to 0 •• • • llitr 'What the Bible Says." • B • O The congreftUon win hold a u n square dance tomorrow night In R * Ulysses Higgins • h the Tinton Falls fir* house. Stan- • & ley Melntosh wiU be the caller. V .!

III!) MONMOUTH REFORM • •••I TEMPLE • •••1 Shrewsbury Rabbi Henry Bamberger will deliver the second of four lec- m •• • • tures on the basic principles of «•••• stopped paying for Reform Judaism when he speaks • • • sJIVM Q ITMfl • •am on the question, "What Is • •••« mn Torah?" at a service st I: IS that w«H drtsscd ••••• p. m. tomorrow In the Pretby- terisn Church. i 1- ttaataSk ^ • •••I Sunday-School will meet at 11: IS a. m. Sunday in the social NMJH WITH, a ball of tha church. Of COHIfOiT. COMMUNITY baths he didn't take Llncroft • BBB - Sunday-School meets In . the • III • church hall at 0:45 a. m. F • •in Howard Lloyd, minister, will preach en "Religion and Politics" a , . hopitcktng weevet In • •••a at the 11 a. m. service. The jun- • •••• black olive, chergrey, black, • •••• ior choir wiu sing, "The Light • ••an of the World U Jesus." and navy blue. The Ladles Aid Society will '35 The plumber tipped Mr. Higgins off. ToH him So Ulysses bought an electric water heater. It's how the bottom of his old w&ter heater tank was meet in the church hall at 0 p. m fully insulated — aides, top and bottom. Now water Thursday, Nov. 12. uninsulated because heat from the flames had to • •••'< stays hot until he's ready to use it No re-clrculat- • •••>! reach the water. Then the flames cut down when ing. No re-heating. No heat wasted up a flue. And ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL • •••9 • •••• the water got hot. And if it wasn't used pretty it's economical because of the electric company's Eslontown Holy Eucharist will be celebrat- soon, the water had .to be re-heated. Sometimes special low water heating rate. ed at I a. m. Sunday. Church more than once. Ulysses often payed to heat several School will meet at 10:25 a. m. tubsful- just for cne bath I The result? Ulysses Higgins is saving money every Morning prayer and a family month. Why don't you? service, at which Rev. Alan H. Tengue will preach, starts al 10:30. Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 9 a. m, Wrrinemtay, •M Your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer PRESBYTERIAN Eitontown Regular church service Sundt> the fair JCP&L at 11 a. m, Church School at »: a, m,, and Westminister Fellow Jersey Central Power & Light ship st 7 p. m. University Shop CHRIST EPISCOPAL Rout* 35, WanantMM Shrewsbury Rev. Anielm Droburg, rector announces the followlnii services: Sundaya, 8 and I) n. in,; Wcrtiii'* d»yt, 8 a. m.) and Fridays, 7:30 I York CUr as* M by At, j Ave., Newark. Name Myers New mm ttaftny AMtmrity and Om G, *. Ktoey Corp. He RED j The firm, which alia hai store* "The Outlook," *• cortege paper. Wwt Froflt Sf M Mk it a number 4 the Red Baak P.rt. Unlimited, !" * ' * - Special Agent Junior Ghambcf of Commerce. tyr. Myeri,/ Mil of Mr. and ; 1 727 Mr*, William M, Myers, 240 River chain of stores featuring televi-;*" ^man Ave., Asbury Dale Myers, Middletown-Lin While «t Red Bank High School, •ion and radio tubes, electronic |Parkl plans further expansion in he was i member of varsity foot- Rd., Red Bank, Is married to the New York croft Rd., Middletown, has been former Pamela Dietze of Little part, and other equipment for do- «* Westchester and named a special agent for the ball and track teams. At Mon- Rocl( and mouth College he was editor of Silver and Greenwich, Conn. They it.yourielfikilll, has opened new; J wunties and Connect Central New Jersey Agency of I have a son, Charles D. Myers. store* at 121 New Main St., Yon-;cu'. Pat Shlafer, president, re Provident Mutual Life Insurance kerr, 502 West 181st St., New ported. Co.

S— MM IMW TRAVEL AGENCY PLANNING OPINING — Gathered at the entrance of the old Strand' Theater in 10 RiCRUSS PL. JJfi'JJ 31* COOKMAN AVI Long Branch, which ntxt Thursday will reopen as the Baronet, are, left to. right, RID IANK ASIURY PARK Mrs. Stanley Edeiken, Mrs. Alvin Weinstein, Mrs. Murray Abrarru and Julian 'Stern, manager. The Service League at Monmouth Medical Center will benefit from the* . . In the is'est Italian satin, SH i-soto n S-SOM first showing of the new film, Olivia de Haviland and Dirk Bogarde in "Libel." French velvet and all other traditional fabrics. House Sold You can reierve and pick up airline, tteaimhip,

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HOLY TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN TRINITY EPUCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION BETH METHODIST Red Bank SHALOM Red Bank EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Rumson Red Bank Rev. Roger J. Squire, pastor Red Bank On Stewardship Sunday serv- Rev. Charles H. Best, rector, "Try Giving Yourself Away" Red Bank IHoU&oro* ill administer Holy Eucharist The Sabbath candles will be will preach at both the 9:30 and Sunday services are at 9:30 and ices will be held at 9:30 and 11 will be the sermon topic of Rev. 1 a. m. services Sundsy. At 9:30 1 a. m. Nursery is provided at i. m., Rev. Harvey C.\ Douie, mday at 8 a. m. The family Dr. Charles S. Webster at the iighted at 4:29 p. m. Friday, ervice and church school meet Mincha services will be held at . m., Mrs. Frances Killmar will both services. r., pastor, will preach on the 9: IS and 11 o'clock services Sun- ing "Come Follow Me" and "O World Community Day is be- theme, "Giving An Account of 9:15 a. m. Father Best is in day. Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, as- 4:30 p. m. followed by Tradition urge of morning' prayer and al "Kabbolu Shabbos" services Rest in the Lord." At 11 a. m., ing observed today by women of Our Stewardship." sociate minister, will assist. Dr. Mrs. Robert Stout will sing "Hear i church with the United Church Also at both services the men ill preach at the 11 a. ra. serv- Car] F. Mueller, Minister ot .Mu- and Maariv. Sabbath morning services will fe Israel." The Chancel Choir I JOHN 3:l«-"By this we know love, that he Women at the Red ..Bank Presby- who will conduct the Every Mem- sic, will play "Three Meditative nthem will be "If Ye Love laid down Ui life for us; and we ought to lay down terian Church. ber Canvass, will be commission- The Children's confirmation Moments." begin at 9: IS a. m. Saturday C«n last will meet this afternoon at tor Zebulin Joffe will conduct the Me." our lr*ei WfHfce brethren." ""(he History of the Church" 1 At the 9: IS service, the West- will be Rev. Harold Hornberger'i John H. Watson, 3d, minister o'clock in the parish hall. services. - . Altar flowers Sunday will be • • • minster Fellowship choir will sing given by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. topic Tuesday at 8 p. m. for those of music, will play as prelude, The Woman's Guild board will The Bar-Mitzvah of Steven " The dominating motive or Impulse of life, what icet Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the "Holy Father, Hear My Cry" and Tragash, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beers, in memory of Mr. and Mrs, desirous of receiving instructions 'Choral," as organ offertory, "0 Be Joyful in the Lord." la'It? "Self-preservation," many would answer uo- to become members of th•Meditation,e " and as postlude, parish hall. The Acolytes Guild Louis Tragash of Middletown will Thomas S. Shreeve and their 111 meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. . At the 11 o'clock service, the be celebrated Saturday morning, daughters, Alice Adams.and Eliz- healUtingly. We do not deny that it is a strong church. 'Hymn Improvisation." Special instructions for "Every At the first service, the soloist, the parish hall. Tower Hill Choir will sing "Holy, The Bar-Mittvah will chant the abeth Shreeve. Impulse, Instinct, even. But it need not and it doee Holy Eucharist will be celebrat- Holy. Holy" and "Confidence in prophetic Hoftorah portion "Ran Church-school meets at 9:30 member visitors" will be held Mrs. Thomas McClintock, will not always take precedence over other Impulses. Thursday in the parish house. id Wednesday at 7 and 10 a. m. God." Akara" from Isaiah 52. and JlV.'.'in. title adult church Consider this declaration of Albert Schweltter'a: sing "O. Rest In the Lord" by service of healing will be held school meets at S:30 a. m. High The meeting will be in the pas- Mendelssohn. At the second serv- At 9: IS and 11 «. m., duplicate The celebrant will be presented "In the world the Infinite will-to-Hve reveals it- 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. with a certificate from Roy Sag' school classes are held at 11 a. tor's study. ice, chancel choir will sing "Fear sessions of the Church School will self to us aa the will-to-create—the wlll-to-lova, Choir rehearsals: Youth on Sat- The church sewing group will be held In the Education builder, the president of the congre- m. Intermediate Fellowship Not Ye, O Israel." leet in the parish hall Wednes- gation and a Kidduah "Becker," meets between 6 and 8 p. m., which will through us remove the dilemma of the urday and senior Wednesday, at Church school will meet at 9:30 ing and Fellowship hall under and Youth Fellowship at 7 p. m., 8 p. m. day from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. the direction of Mis* Mary Ann by Mr*. Jack Hecht, Sisterhood wiU-to-llva." As we cultivate Ola higher will to a. m. in the separate,departments, The inquirers' das* will meet president The Bar-Mitzvah will with "Group Singing as Part of love humanity Into perfect relationahipa, we may nursery through junior high. the church Thursday at 8 p. m. Stamea, director of religious edu- the Methodist Youth Fellowship" PRESBYTERIAN cation. then be addressed by Rabbi Joel ba aura that wa become increasingly ChriaMlke, Senior high class will meet at Smilchensky. as the theme. ' Shrewsbury From 2 to 9 p. m., member* of God-like. Tha pagoa of history are aglow with the 10:30 a. m. A Kiddush will be served In The Wesley Fellowship will Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, The Every Member Canvass ST. JAMES CATHOLIC the Every-Member canvas* will the vestry following the services meet at the church Sunday at namea of persona who counted not their lives dear as (elected "God's Holy; Stew- Red Bank visit the home* of the parish.* will be conducted • Sunday Mincha will be held at 4:30 an :45 p. m., and then go to As- unto themselves. The 11th chapter of tha epistle to ards" aa the theme for his ser- throughout the afternoon and eve- Sunday mane* are at 6, T, 8, At 7 p. m., the aanlor higXlMaarih v will be recited at thbure y Park to visit the Greek mon at the 9:30 and 11 a. m. 16. 11 and 12 in the church church schoal.,.wjllr«ieet ' tha Hebrews UaU a number of them; and every ning. Canvasser* will visit all ''coflduiloa of the Sabbath at 3:26 Orthodox Church there. biography worthy to ba read add* aaottMr chapter services Sunday. Thi* sermon will members of the church and will 9, 10 and 11 o'clock in the p. m. The Methodist Youth Fellow- of tha valiant who motivated by divtMlora (ergot the third in hi* series on the seek pledges for next year. gh school auditorium. Sunday-School will meet at IIship will meet tonight at 7:30 general subject, "The Task-of the Senior High Fellowship will Confessions are heard Satar- High FeUowshiif in the yflath par- themselves Into Immortality. - daya from 4 to 6 p. m., aad from "" ' | .|he single a. m. o'clock in the Wesley Room. Folk Church." meet at 7:15 p. m. lor. At ESOyfc ; g Hebrew School meet* Sunday Dancing will be held in Fellow- The Chorister* will sing at both 30 to 9 p. m., and week-day* younIKg addR gro II meet i ni John Marvin Raat - Junior Choir will rehearse to- morning and Monday through ship Hall Saturday at 8:30 p. m. Brvttes. The Junior Choir will day at 3:30 p. m. during tha 7:45 o'clock mas*. the Combs-flfc' MemorisJ Thursday 3:454:15 p. m. Poet Executive Secretary, Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 Room to hear a, a** The board of trustees will meet sing, "The Word Is Like a Gar- The men'* bowling team will > by Miss Bar-Mitzvah class meets with thi Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., and the m. in th* church. A baptism Mary Ann Stame* relating to heh r Metbodiat Board of Education den. Lord," and the Senior ChoirlmeeTMonday at 1:45 p. m. Rabbi Mondays and Thursdays a official board, Tuesday at 8 p. m. will sing "Psalm 15t." ' • - lack mutt ba obtained from the experience* in Cuba. ' • , Columbia, 8. C. Prayer group will meet Tues- •ectory and filled out before the S p. m. The quarterly conference and con- UUsherh s at 9:30- ai m. wiU beday at 10 a. m. World Community Day will be The Building committee will gregational meeting will be held Daniel Stark. Theodore Recker, baptism takes place."" celebrated in Fellowship hall to- Board of Trustee* will meet Novena devotion* la honor of meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, at 8 p. m. in the old Curtis Bradley, John Apgar and Tuesday at 8 p. m. night under the iponsorahip of the The Sisterhood will meet Thurs- chapel. REFORMED REFORMED John Rodenberg. Ushers at 11 )ur Lady of the Mlraculoui Mtd- Greater Red Bank. Council of Middletown Friendship Circle will meet every Monday at 8 p. m. in day 8:30 p. m. The Wesleyan Service Guild will New Shrewsbury a. m. will be Rodney Barnes, Wednesday at 2 p. m. Church Women. Mr*. Katharine meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg will Modern Discoverie* and the ' church. EUru* White will be the speaker. George Pope, Herbert Down*, Girl Scout Troop 240 will meet EMBURV METHODIST kindergarten room. A film, "The ireach on "God's Monopoly and Bible Producers" will be the sub- iienn Appleyard and Harry Dav Dr. Webster will address the dan's Responsibility" at the 11 ject of the sermon at the 11 a. m, Wednesday at 3:15 p. m. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Little Silver United Nations Way to Freedom," y. Boy Smut Troop 200 will meet fund-raising campaign for the En- Members of the church will at will be shown. a. m. service Sunday for which service Sunday by Rev. Howard Shrewsbury glewood Weit End Presbyterian Sunday-school and the tiny tot Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. tend the evening program of The Sewing group of the Wom- music will include Lerman's "Sa- E. Newton. Mrs. Herbert Sher- nursery meets Sunday at 9:30 and Two of the most renowned ac- Church at Englewood, Monday. World Community Day tonight af ted Medley" and Battmann'a rane will play a* her prelude, The fall School of Faith and en's Society of Christian Service 1 a. m. Life will be held Wednesday at counts of the healing power* of The Board of Trustees will meet 9 p. m. in the Red Bank Pres- will meet Thursday from 10 a. m, Postlude March." The choir will "Prayer." The offertory (election Teams Christ emerge from the at 8 p. m. in the Combs-De Voe ing Elgar's "Thine is thwile l be "Praeludium" and the] The Junior High Westminster 8 p. m. Dr. Frederick Bronkema, byterian Church. Mrs. Katharine to 3 p. m. in the kindergarten Fellowship meets in the church joapel to be read Sunday at the Memoriil Room* Elkut White will speak on th room. The Men's Fellowship wit ilory." Ushers will be Clyde postlude. "Postlude Fugato." El Bloomfield, will lead the discuss- a. m. Family Eucharist and the Morgan, Stephen Greeley, Ernest der Harold Millward will be the house on Sycamore Ave., Sunday ion, "The Life and Work of the Monthly meeting-of the Board! subject, "Partners For Peace.' hold a supper meeting in Fellow- at 6 p. m. lead by Mr. and Mrs, 1 a. m."morning prayer atrv- of Deaconesses in the church par- Allied Officer* from Fort Mo» ship Hall Thursday at 7 p. m. jmann and Donald Pferce. Dur- head usher. A child-care program :hurch." :es by the rector, Rev. Anaclm ing the service, children's activi- i* provided in the parish house. Dexter Robinson, the Senior Women's bowling team will lor at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. j mouth will be /guests. High Fellowship meets in the iroburg. A tingle chronicle rec- The Prayer and Study Group Sunday-School classes will meet !es in the-Cottage will be super- Church School meets at 9:30 meet Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. in' ird* the faith of th* woman'in y y FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, church house, also at 6 p, Sycamore Lanes. will meet in the chapel at 10 at 9:45 a. m. with the nursery SCIENTIST ised by Mrs. Richard Tieslng a. m. A week from Sunday Mr. the crowd who touched the hem and Mrs. Robert Hull. under the direction of Rev. Mr. Westminster choir will rehearse the garment of Jew*, and the a. m. Wednesday. department meeting at 11 o'clock, Red Bank Newton will begin an adult course Collins. The sacrament of infant bap- At 11 a. m. service Sunday Services at 211 Broad St. are In observance of November as of atudy on the "Landmarks of Thursday at 7 p. m. restoration of life to the already- Ham will be administered at the the Christian Church." The pastor also conducts an ad' Chancel choir will rehearse lead daughter of the worshipping Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, held Sundays at 11 a. m. Sun-domestic Missions Month, the ult study group Sunday 8 p. m 11 o'clock service Sunday. will bring the second in a series day-school meet* at 11 a. miunday-Schoo, l program will fea- The village youth fellowship, Thursday at 8 p. m. tiler. of messages on the Old Test ure a film strip, "A Trip to in the church house. The class Board of Deacons will meet Wednesday evening testimony sponsored by the Reformed, Epis- is studying the Romans. Holy Eucharist will be at 8 CONGREGATION sVNAI ISRAEL ament Book of Nehemiah. The meetings are at 8:15. Aacy," demonstrating missionary copal and Baptist churches, will Thursday at 8 p. m. . m. OF GREATER RED BANK, junior choir will sing "Ever- vrk being done by the church meet at 7:30 p. m. Sunday in the Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct The reading room, 209 Broad the communicants' class this af- The church school, lupervited (Ceaaervative) lasting Arms of Love." Mrs. L.St., is open daily, from noon to mong the Indians at Macy, Neb. Baptist Fellowship hall. The film BAPTIST >y Cyril Lawes, will convene aft- Rumson C. Tatem, choirmaster and or- 4rs. Robert Geddes will be the •'The Broken Mask," will be ternoon at 4 o'clock. Middletown 4:30 p. m., Friday evenings from The Women's Association, with r Family Eucharist service. Friday evening services will be ganist, will also direct the senior 7:30 to 9:30, and Sundays from sarrator. Rev. Mr. Rottenberg shown. Miss Lucy Morgan is in Rev. John E. Bates will, preach The children'* confirmation held at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. choir in "God Is A Spirit/ 2 to 4 p. m. rill answer questions at a class charge of the devotions and re- Mrs. Edwin Lomerson and Mrs, on the topic, "The Age of Con- lass will meet Saturday at 9 Forrest Gray as chairmen, will Roaenthal will discuss "This is 'Abide, O Dearest Jems" will The meaning for today of the in Christian education to.be held freshments will be served by formity and Its Cheap Standard*" m., and the adults' confirma- My God," by Herman Wouk. Hai- be played as an offertory selee book of Genesis will be set forth it 9:30 a. m. The senior and jun- Misses Frances Coblens and Car- serve a chicken dinner in thaet the 11 a. m. Sunday morning ion class meets Sunday at zan Sidney Scharff will chant the tion. For a postlude, Mrs. Ta in the lesson-sermon entitled "Ad- »r youth fellowships will meet ol Allaire; auditorium of the church house service. Ushers will be Homer p. m. service. Trustee Dr. Bertram tern has chosen "Fugue in Aam and Fallen Man" at Chris- ogether at 7:15 p. m., when "A The Ladies' Aid Society will on Sycamore Ave. Saturday, be- Hicks and.Robert neaney. ' ire tween 5:30 and 7:30 p. m. Feinswog will occupy a seat on Major." tian Science services Sunday. "rip to Macy" will be shown hold its monthly meeting Tues- will be a nursery for small chil- FAITH REFORMED the pulpit. The floral donation The IYF will meet In churd Opening selections to be read again* day at 12:15 p. m. in the parish The Men's Club will meet Mori- in the kindergarten room. will be made by Mr. and Mrs. hall at 6:30 p. m. The subject day at 7:30 p. m. Hazlet from the Bible present these ver- The Guild for Christian Service house. Hostesses are Mr*. Mary There will be a service of ded- Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas- Max Grand in observance of their' will be "Christian Recreation/* ses: "God created man in his Potter, Mrs. Edna Robinson, Mrs, IcattM*. IpTr parents and children 48th wedding anniversary. Can- will hold its ffrst general meeting tor, will use "Our Lives" as his Senior MYF will have its choi own image, in the image of God Monday. The Macy film will be Sadie Stark and Mrs. Daisy Wy. ST. GEORGE'S EPUCOPAL at: lh* morning service. at 4:28. An rehearsal at 7 p. m. and the sermon subject at the 11 a. m. dtelighUng time is created he him; male and femali inown again and officers will be man. Rumson V' Church School will meet at 9:30] service'Sunday In the North Cen- oneg shabbat with discussion evening program will follow. Bet created he them . . . And God nominated. Serving on the nom- The village youth fellowship Communion will be celebrated a. m. The grade* from one and community singing will fol- ty Wright will be in charge. terville fire house on Middle Rd. saw every thing that he had inating committee are Mrs. Rus- will hold a hayride Tuesday eve- Sunday at 8 a. m. in the Chantry. through six will meet for assem- The sermon is taken from the low the services. The study.course entitled, "Thi At the morning prayer and fam- made, and, behold, it was very sell Clack. Mrs. Harold Severin ning. Committee members in bly In Fellowship Hall while the ixth Commandment: Exodus Sabbath morning services are UN and World Affairs," will begood" (Oenesjf 1:27,31). and Mrs. Russell McQueen. De- charge of the event »re: Re-ily service at 9:30 a. m., Rev Junior and Senior High School stu- at 10. Rabbi Rosenthal will held Wednesday at 9:45 a. m., in John Barton Andrew, assistant 20:13. Baptism will also be ad- From "Science and Health with rations will be led by Mrs. Fred freshment* and entertainment, dents will meet for worship in ministered at thi* time. preach on the portion of the week. the home of Mrs. Harold War- Key to the Scriptures" by Mary {onfall and Mrs. Robert Geddes. Misses Carol Allaire, Bonni minister," will continue his course the sanctuary. Cantor Scharft will chant the dell, 193 Rumson Rd. on the instruction theme, "The All Sunday-school classes meet Baker Eddy this citation will be Rev. Mr. Rottenberg will con- Thomson, Ann Martin and Lucy Circle No. 1 of the Women's it 9:30 a. m. in the Middle Road service. Junior congrega- read (183:21-23): "Divine Min Morgan, and arrangements and Bible." Fellowship will meet Friday, Nov. tion meets at 9:15. Afternoon CALVARY BAPTIST duct the first session of the con- School. rightly demands man'a entire firmation class in the Cook room transportation, William Potter, The pre-school department, di 6, at 9:30 a. m! In the home of services will be at 4:35. Sunday Oceanport obedience, affection, and rected by Mrs. Arthur Kerr, Jr., Confirmation Class One meets it 7 p. m. Monday. Lewis Harvey, Miss. Mary Jam Mrs. Lois Howard. The program it the home of Thomas Serteri- morning services are at 9:30, and| Sunday-school meets at 9:45 a strength. No reservation is made Hendrickson and Miss Andria At- meets in the Guild Room Sunday chairman i* Mrs. Allen House. weekday services are held each m. Morning service at 11 o'clock The senior youth fellowship will des, Roland PI., tonight at 7:30 for any lesser loyalty. Obedience told a spaghetti dinner from 5:30 kinson. morning; the Lower School, di-Mrs. Theodore Hynson will lead evening at 7:30. Rev. Paul Smith will continue hi to Truth gives man power am rected by Mra. Harry Clayton, o'clock. The Consistory will meet to 8 p. m. Saturday, Nov. 14, as The Ladies' Aid Society will the devotion*. Mrs. John E. Bate* Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Tuesday evening* at 7:45. the series on psalms of praise ant strength. Submission to error su- Jr., in the Pine Room, and the] will present a review of the book thanksgiving. A nursery for pre- benefit for the youth budget hold a social tea in' the home of home of George Huae, Nevada adult institute dais in Advan- perinduces loss of power." »f the Reformed Church of Amer- Mrs. William Ralph, 526 Palmer Middle School, directed by Har- "Africa Disturbed." ced Hebrew' meets. The choir school children will be conducted rison Woodman, in r. veil Hnmw IUTCW. tare VIIUII I ' ,"V"«~.—7~~ ', ica. Ave., next Friday at 2 p. m. Ralph and Contributions of food for the The fourth aeuion of tha *tew- meets on Wednesday evening with W Mrs. A. Bischoff and Carol REFORMED On Friday, Nov. 20, the society Canterbury Halls. Martin. There will be a dedica- Baptist Home for the Aged in rdship training school will be Cantor Scharff at 8 o'clock. On Keyport UNITARIAN will hold its annual bazar and Morning prayer and sermon by Newark will be received Sunday, Thursdays at 7:45, the elemen- tion ceremony of Sunday-school held Thursday at 7:45 p. m. at Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung wil Red Bank food sale. Mrs. Grace Smith is the rector. Rev. Canon George A. Representative of the church for the Metuchen Reformed church. tary Hebrew class meets, follow- teachers and church officers. be in charge of the service Sun chairman and Mrs. Dorothy Car- Robertshaw, is at 11 a. m. the home, Mrs. Theodore Hynson, Youth groups, Jet Cadets and Unitarian Fellowship will meet Those attending from the church ed by a course in Jewish His- day at 10:45 a. m. Sunday-school, Sunday at 11 a. m. in Red Bank wile co-chairman. The girls' choir will sing "Lead will attend the luncheon at the tory at 8:45. young people, will meet in th will be Rev. M. Muller, Alexan- directed by Warren Bernhardt, Community YMCA. Sunday-School The Fellowship club will meet Me Lord" at the Family service, home Nov. 10. der Purdue. Lyman Parks, Vin- Confirmation and post bar church building Sunday at 5: meets at 9:30 a. m. Junior Youth and the men and boys' choir will p. m. will start at 11 a. m. A guest tonight at 8 p. m. in the parish The men of the Monmouth Bap- cent Fiske. Fred Myers and Ken- mitsvah classes meet Tuesday at Fellowship meets at 7 p. m., and speaker, Dr. Laitman, will dis- house to view slides on Alaska, sing "Souls of the Righteous" al tist Association will hold a Com- iMh Switzer. 3:30 and Thursday at 4 p. m. Sunday evening service at Senior, Youth Fellowship at the 11 o'clock service. o'clock. Rev. Mr. Smith will con- cuss problems causing family dif- to be shown by the- owners of munion breakfast in the Red (er boys and girls between 13 and p. m. , ficulties among middle and upper the Candlelight Gift Shop in Fai The Altar Guild will hold its Bank Baptist Church Wednesday, IS. tinue his evening topic on the lit The confirmation class wil annual meeting Tuesday at 10:30 TRUE VINE SPIRITUAL of Simon Peter. class Americans. Haven. Nov. II, at 7 a. m. Tickets are Long Branch meet in the Church House'Sat Women's Club will meet Nov. Lewis Harvey will be ordained a. m. St. George's guild will have being sold by Stewart Miller. METHODIST Wednesday evening prayer urday at 9 a. m. The Sunday a luncheon meeting Wednesday, Services held at 58 Jolina Av*. meeting and Bible study group 1 in the home of Mrs. Warren a deacon and welcomed to the The Board of Trustees will meet with Rev. Eflea Lawrence, pas- Fair Haven school teachers will meet in thi lawyer, 129 Rumson Rd., Little Consistory of the church at the with Gardner Munro, director of Monday, Nov. 16, at 8 p. m. in "Citizens of Two Worlds" is the will meet at 8 o'clock. church house Monday at 8 p. m youth counseling services, speak- tor Sunday-ached I* at 10 a. m. Friday evening there will be Silver. 11 a. m. service Sunday. the pastor'* study. aermon topic of Rev. Walter T. Rev. James Dunham, a Re- ing. The Middletown Youth Fellow- d church service at 11 Sunday*. Gandek at Sunday'* morning special entertainment for thformei d Missionary on furlough nt Sundays, preaching and Sunday-school classes through thi PILGRIM BAPTIST BAPTIST ship will meet in Fellowship Hall service. The music will include from his work in Arabia, will METHODIST on Sunday evening at 7:30. A film, mmunkm at 3 p. ra.MiHioa - junior department. Red Bank PORT MONMOUTH riss on fourth Sunday* at 3 p. m. •'Album-Lear' and "We Worship •peak to the Sunday-school class- Rev. Henry L. Morgan will con...- Robert Minut, pastor, will Tinton Falls "Th* Divided Wall." will be pre- Thee." The newly-formed junior es Sunday, Nov. 29, at 9:30 a. m., Second, third and toyrth Sunday*, IT. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC duct Sunday worship at 1130: deliver the sermon, "Who For Rev. Raymond L. Mowbray, sented. Lucy Morgan will be in choir will sing this Sundsy. and to the congregation at 10:45 pastor, will conduct the 11 a. m,charge of devotion*. Refreshment* spiritual at 7 p. ra. Friday* at Red Bank m. Sunday-School meets at 10 gives Sins?" at the 11 a.m. ser " 30 p. m. tha True Via* Prayer At last Sunday's service, Dr. a. m. A coffee hour wilt follow m. Rev. T. Urol of Newark, aervice Sunday. Mr*. James S. will be provided by Carl Allaire William R. Guffick, superintend- Masse* are celebrated Sundaj the 10:45 service, so that the vices. Mrs. Minut will be in m. will be the speaker at 3 p. m. for charge of the music. Brown, Jr. i* pianist. Sunday- and Frances Coblens. ent of the New Brunswick Dis band 1* in charge of prayer sen congregation may meet Rev. Mr, school will start at 9:45 a. m ice and Bible data. he Young Adult Missionary Cir- Bible school will convene a. The senior choir will meet Fri trict, baptized Thomas Paul Gan- Dunham. The church will -sponsor 8HAKER4UAKER at 7. 8, 9. 10, 11 and 13 o'clock :le. Miss Ruth Hughes is presi- 9:45 a. m. with classes for all day at t p. m. in the church un- Red Bank dek, son of Rev. and Mrs. Wal- lent. Thanksgiving Eve community der the direction of Mrs. George ter Gandek. Others baptized byConfessions ar* heard Saturday ages. Elder Franklin C. Meyan, from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and from ZION METHODIST The Sewing Circle will serve a service Nov. 25. J. Lester Rlgby Hartmann, the pastor: William Gary Buck, Red Bank Youth Fellowship, senior group, will be in charge. i cher, will conduct a aervice son of Mr. asd Mrs. Wilbur Buck, 7:30 to 9 p.m. :hlcken dinner tomorrow from will meet at 6:30 p. m. in the Baptisms ar* at 12:30 p. m, Rev. Charles E. Bourne wi. oon to 6 p. m. Mrs. Sarah Nel- WSCS will observe the first an FIR81 CHURCH OF CHRIST of iMtructton and guidance at 10 and Deborah Kay Stine, daughter preach at the service Sunday ai home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E, niversary of its organization Dec a m. Sunday at tha church, U of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stine. Sundays. son is president. Mahoney, 11 Vermont Ave, SCIENTIST The Miraculou* Medal Novem 11 a. m. Sunday-school, in charge Prayer service is held Wednei 11 at I p. m. at the annual Christ- Keyport North Bridge Av*. The Woman'* Society of Chris- of Mrs. Clara Carter, meets Bible study, at 7:30 p.m., wil. mas party in the home of Mrs. tian Service will hold a bazar held Monday* at 7:30 p. day* at 8 p. m. be in the Mahoney home, Mr, The morning aervice* will ba and the Perpetual Novena to Si 9:30 a. m, Raymond B. Lipplncott Jr., 33 held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sun- Saturday in Fellowship hall from The Community Gospel Singers, Minut will have charge. Falrfleld Dr. There will be Spiritualiit Service* 10 a. m. to • p. m. Mrs. Dorothy Anthony i* held Tuesday at 7:3 METHODIST Mid-week prayer aervice wil day-Khool will meet at 11 a. m sponsored by the board of trus Atlantic Highlands meeting in November. A testimony meeting will be Wyckoff i* chairman. tees, will present a musical ser be Wednesday at 8 p. m. at thi The monthly fellowship supper CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 'Somewhat Out of the Ordin- Mahoncy home. held next Wednesday at 8 p. m, TUISDAY, ItOO P. M. Atlantic Highlands mon Sunday at 7:30 p, m. ary Road" will be the theme for CHRIST EPISCOPAL will be held at 6:30 p. m. Wed- Midweek prayer services ar Bible school and worship ser- Middletown 15 Highland Av*., Rumion nesday in Fellowship hall. It will Church service and Sunday the sermon to be delivered by vices are held In the Bayshore FIRST PENTECOSTAL school an held at 11 a. m. Wet held Wednesdays at 8 p. m. Rev. George E. Taylor, psstor Holy Communion will be ad- be a covered-dish supper, The A benefit for the Women's Serv Gun Club, Harmony Rd. ministered at 8 a, m. Churcl Week-days service* include REV. MYRTLE A. PINKNEY Official Board will meet at 7:45 nesday testimony meeting is a at the service Sunday at 11 a. m Holy Communion at 9 a. m, 8:15 p. m. Reading room hou ice Guild will be held Saturday. Pre-school nursery school also school, starling at 9:45 a. m. wil Pastor to conduct the business of the This will be a bus trip to New FAITH REFORMED be featured by demonstrations ol Wednesday* and Friday*, church. are 2 to 4 p, m. Tuesdays anc meets at 11 a. m. Com Tel. RU 1-1141 Saturday*, except holiday*. York where members and their Church-school meets at 9:30 a Haslet work done in the past six weeks. quests will see the movie, "The i,, directed by L, E. Hoffman. The summer service schedul Rev. Andrew M. Van Dyke, the Big Fisherman." The bus will starts Sunday at 9:30 a. m. with rector, will preach at the 11 a, m. THE FIRST Intermediate Methodist Youth A Cordial Welcome | leave the church at 12:30 p. m,Fellowship meets Sunday at 6:30 Rev. Theodort G. Muller, pastor, aervice. Await* You at BAPTIST CHURCH p. m., and Senior Fellowship Service* ar* held In the North "HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW Maple Ave. and Oakland ST. PAUL'S BAPTIST [meets at 7 p. m, Centervllle Fire House on Middle Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank Rd. Sunday-school will recess un: CALVARY Rev. John F. Creuthamel Rev, Walter T. Hawkcs will be Rev. J, J. McGowan of Long '" September. THE TRUTH YOUR BIBLE? In charge of the service Sunda; Branch will show pictures made Sible class meeting* are he! Pallor in his recent trip to the Holy 30 Lanon Home study Course offered freal Sunday, Nov. I, Hit at II a, m. His sermon subject Sundsy* at 7:30 p. m. at the IN THIS BAPTIST CHURCH ,and at the meeting of the Worn- home of Lyman Park* on II Your Bible tho only textbook. No obligation. I: ft A.M. and II A.M. will be "The Heritage of the Wise IM4 Eatontown Blvd. is the Eternal Life." jn's Society of Christian Service Chestnut Dr., Hazlet. GREAT BOOK "The True Realism" Monday at 8 p, m, in Fellowship Offered by tK* Red Bank Church of Christ— OCEANPORT Rev, Croulhamcl Hall. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OP aCAN REFRESH YOU a fundamental church. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL FRIENDS (Quakan) 9:43 A.M.-Bibl* School 9:45 A.M.-Church School NaveHlnk All Agei GH POINT SPIRITUALIST Shrewsbury Christian Science Fill in th* coupon and mail to: 11:00 A.M.—Morning Service Holy Communion will be cele- The society meets every Sun- 6:00 P.M.-Junlor III BYF brated Sunday at 8:30 a, m. CHAPEL 7:00 P.M.—Evening Service 6:30 P.M.-Scnlor III BYF Cnnpol Dill day at II a. m. fo. worship The READING HOME STUDY COURSE Wednesdsy, 8:M P. M. church school moots at 9:30 a Flrstdav school meets at 10n, m 7:30 P.M.-RoRcr Williams' m,; the service (or parents an Rev. Frances Stevenson con ROOM Box 388 Prayer and Bible Study l-cllownhlp children Is at 10 a. m., and thi lucts services Sunday at S p, m and Wednesdays at 2:30 and ( METHODIST f l. M. "HOLOINw FORTH THi S'|, >clnl Welcome (o morning prayer and sormon Is (it Highlands Men. thru Sat. I2-4IM Red Bank, New Jersey Servicemen 11 ii, m. except tho first Sunday SPIRITUAL Church school meets nt (1: .10 a WORD OP LIFE" of each monlli, when Holy Com- Alto Friday Eve. 7s 3M: 16 Welcome to mi American Helford m Morning service at II o'clock, Sunday Afternoon 2-4 Rupllil church socking In munion Is nls» celebrated at Rev. Paul N, Smith, Tumor Rev. Phoobu Dnlloy will con Evening service at 7:30. 209 BROAD ST. make (lie Gospel relevant. tho 11 n. m. fwvlcc. Rev, Charles cl ct services Sunday flt 8 p, in, P. Johnson is tho rector, Prayer meeting Wednesday a RED BANK and Tuesday at 2:30 and I p, rn, 7:30 p. m. ftV Ttttf PMrfcat MV)ga] RED BANK REGISTER FiHer. Ke*> i. I«9-lf Didn't Miw aad Pa» MI aad »fau7 Business Mirror Drew Bradley, Welds. and .Derek Tynea. Seventh and eighth grades— John Gafbreath,- president of By SAM DAWSON School Once Third and fourth grades—Pa- teven Adams, GeorgG e KKrause, the Pittsburgh Pirates, has nom mela Axelsoh, Diane Forsm'an, lane Abbey, Lynn Betz, Barbara inated nine yearlings for the 1960 AP BUSINESS ANALYST SEA BRIGHT-Pupils who hadRichard Lee, Robert Redfield, Faelton. Elaine Hansen, Jane Men's Famous Mate Sapling, a stake for 2-year-olds NEW YORK—The world trade _ .. perfect attendance in school dur- Michael Smith, Reggie Tynes, ScheU, Linda Levy, April Torik, But the prime thing for Amer- at Monmouth Park, Oceanport, .worm-American style-is begin- Anthony Chimento, Kathleen Madree Wilson, Barbara Johnson, icans just now it that England ""•a Hammell. Sene Rafe, Micbele >at Chimento, Kathleen Qulgley N. J. ning to turn. has scrapped some of its quotas grades—Phoebe Dodds. Wendy Schadt and Jennifer Stafford, Suburban Coats England and France have lifted and Americans can try to expand Schadt, Veronica Carson, „,Edwin. . a Fifth andd sixth gradea-Kieth ' most of the controls on how much their markets there. Estimates Beauman, Janet Levy, Blanche ! American goods they'll take and Blanche Bet7 George tarson, Weldon of how much more could be sold SffStaffordd , JameJ s CousinsCi , James Hennessey, Kichasd Bottler, Ann Roses Our Specialty! Japan is reported ready to do run from "300 to 500 million dol- Foreman,. Rhonda Earley, Jaclyn lars a year. Axelson, Donna Garland, Bonnie ''the same. Kuczala, Sandra Clements, Jack Konschak, Nancy Beekman Make your selection NOW This comes just as the United Some American manufacturers, Rita Swensen, Robert' Baxter, 19.95 Wendy Rile, Frank Consillio, 1 States waa starting to talk tough however, look for little increase. Alice Covert, Kobyn Konschak, 1 The auto industry, for instance, William Cousins. George Stafford, ,,,, for November planting. about the drain on its gold re- Campbell Axelsen, Allen Demp- John Chimento, Bonnie Brad- Haadsome wool suburban teats serves because of the rapid rise isn't hampered any more by a Forsman, John Kurta, Laura Lee, from MM of our top tollers. limit on how many American cars in imports by this country while Tweeds, donegals .. coaveMteaal Its industrialists and farmer* the British can import (a limit MtateMra 'were being barred from many that was never reached.) and eoatlaenul models. Waited markets. The real obstacle still remain color* and sizes N to 41. • And it comet after Washington A 30 per cent tariff on U.S. cars, * started talking about shouldering and.once they are there they, less of the foreign aid burden and must pay (as all cars do) a SO expecting more of such dollars to per cent sales tax. D&D ROSE GARDENS be spent here. Abroad this is The tariff and the ocean freight | ABBEY MEN'S SHOP, Inc. leadingg to fear that Americans charge still leave American can UflUM KlfCrfM LtlAtfl Ofea Dally IA.M.MI P.M. Saadaya t A. M.-4 P. M. 42 MOAO ST. RID* IANK 'are turnin• g to protectionism at a big disadvantage to the Brit 42 MONMOUTH RD. IATOMTOWH. N. J. ""•agahi ' •"•••,. Ish mada-and many are made " At on* US. Commerce Depart' by American aubakUaries there flMt* 71) LNMrty 2-0044 •• '••*•• '•sit« 'mart putt H: "U.S. But-at least it's a beginning in . -TLENTYOFPARKING SPACE— who aee a growing lowering the barriers. factured goo* entering the United States each year will no (longer countenance policies in J other: eountriee which accord priorities la imports of food stuffs, raw materials and capital «equipment." .. 5 Relaxation in bars against i American goodi can be Important «to you if you are a maaufacturer wanting to sell tome of your ti goodt abroad, or it you work for i such • company. . It's important uo you If you make goods that f»— increasing foreign com- t petition, or If you work for a V company that does. r The turnabout from Uncle Sam'a bolstering other nations' in- dustries and currencies to meas- ures to bolster the U.S. dollar (now telling below bar in sev< . jeral countries) ia noted with po- -lite amusement, by tome Euro- peans., j Some of them suggest the dol- flar ia overvalued and a devalu- ation would do little harm. Most , Americant, from the President on down, have rejected this notion. , The Financial Times of London etys: "Washington is evidently RED BANK RECREATION HALL >.boping—and not unnaturally—that ai European, countries have re- leeived considerable American help in dealing with their post- .war financial problems they will be found ready to rally around Sunday, November 8th the United Statea itself now that the hat run into financial diffi- •cutties." But the Influential London .)a paper's writer adds that be finds 5 "disturbing the argument that • INPE ' European countries ought to strive might and main to prop up the dollar on the underlying BRUNSWICK'S ADVISORY STAFF STAR BOWLER assumption that an American de- valuation "would necessarily at- wayt be a bad thing for the net of the world." 14 Students HE WILL APPEAR AT 3 P. M. & Arc g ' WEST LONG BRANCH-Fov- THE ALL NEW HALL NOW HAS: teen Monmouth College education ittudeatt have started toaching âssigaiMnta m three county pub- . lie school systems. 24 ALLEYS COCKTAIL LOUNGE r The seven-week teaching assignment teep* the atudmta, all t iors. from attending their own TELECOMS SNACK BAR it guided by an experienced >: =. > teacher in the dauroom. The AR COWmOMNG PLENTY FREE PARKMG student alto receives help from 'Ms supervisor at the college. i Participating school systems - fare Freehold, Long Branch and , i Ocean Township. - < Dr. John H. Gilbert. Rumson, HARRY B. SOUTHALL .'chairman of the college's department of teacher education said CONTRACTOR and BUILDER i the college will have trained more than M teacbert by the end 20 WEST ST. SH 7-0314 RED IANK of the achool year: The depart- .meat of teacher education it entering ita third year. ,, Almost all the students will . have taken teaching jobs in this ,area, Dr. GUbert said. , ,'t The college supervisors of the BRUNSWICK-BALKE & COLLENDER Shore Restaurant Equipment Co., Inc. ttudent teachen arc Dr. Jamee ,M. Lynch, East Brunswick, and 'AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS fMlss Mary M.SImmona and Mia COMPLETE BAR INSTALUTION {Rose J. Zwtckl, both Long LO 7-2535 , ,Branch.. 15$. MAIN ST. PR 5-1147 NEPTUNE T ~s« student teachers are: and 190 Sylvan Av«. At. 9W EnqUwood Cliffs. N. J. their assignments are Long b.anch school system, Marylee ...IF! Richmond. W Ridge Ave., Bel- ford; Paul 0. Kronhehn, 343 Meadowbrook Ave., Eatontown; DEMPSEY ft APPU6ATE, INC KING CIGARETTE SERVICE ;MaryAnn B. Colantonlo, 211 Over- CIGARETTE VENDINC MACHINES >ofc Ave., Elberon; Eleanor A. MASON CONTRACTORS All Typee of Mask Maehiaat • Atatiaameaf Equiemeat "EdeHon. 305 Bendermere Ave., Interlaken; Sara J. Prlchard, SI SH 1.3492 Pt 4-4100 Ravine Dr., Matawan; Marjorie 72 SNvtnMt Ave. «10 McCafe Aw. •J. Webster, Woodmen Ave., , Jtumsoa; Sheila C. Schneider, 51T "McCabe Ave., Bradley Beach, and Sally A. ZagaralU. Ml Waah- .ngton Blvd., Sea Girt. Alto Ocean Township achool P. STEPHEN J. 6R0SS, Inc. PERRY'S BOWLING CENTER •tyttem. Mrt. Jeanettt Dorfman, I LCOMPANY KUMIIN* * HIATIN* CONTRACTOR ,RD I, Asbury Park, and Betty A. Air C n hMtaNttwi mM Strvkt Bruaewkjc Service Dealer ia Balli 'McKnlght, 707 South Edgemere • Dr., West Allenmirst. SH 7*1109 SH 7.1300 . CA 2-1040 Alto, Freehold Regional,High 11* OeMatt) St. Ret) IVMk. N. J. OFFICE aad WAREHOUSE School. Samuel S. Otborn, 415 N NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SHREWSBURY •Fourth Ave., Belmar; Bernard N. SternbcrK, 12M Heck St., Asbury park; Eugene S. Webster, U Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Town ship, and Richard Reersen, 1723 M St.. West Belmar, Davis Bowling I Billiird Supplies BONORA R00FIN6 CO. SOFIELD SUPPLY CO. f APIR md SOAP Fire Department SIONITI IOWUN» RAUS CA 9.02*1 Review Set Sunday O>l 9-7272 A formal dress review of Re 2S4 AHMHC Av«. Lejaej Iranch Stflt* Hwy. 3* AT 1413* Lecnweto State Hwy. 71 at Braeklya Ave., Sea Girt Bank firemen and equipment wi' be held Sunday at 10 a. m., Fir Chief Albert T. MacDonald sal' yesterday. The review-open to the publl -will bo in the White St. parkin A. CHAMEROY ftSO N lot behind the Municipal Bulletin; Red Bank's seven fire truck' chief's car, two ambultncet an PAINTIRS auxiliary flrnt aid truck will I lined ,up with the men, The are five pumpers, a hook ar 27 HarrlMH Avi. SH 1-0204 Reel stank ladder truck and it firo poll' nntrnl (ruck In (he borough' seven trucka. J». MM «m are* . DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP> - The courses, will have • value of Hope to Curb LETTERS FROM Very truly vow, 1M0 golf tour wiU.(Urt in Calif- $50,000. "rtere is no doubt in niy mind, ornia with the two richest events OUR READERS that without you to "Spark Plug" George Beckman of the winter season. The Loi Stolen Boats the operation locally, we would President Angeles Open will carry $35,000 New Zealand was discovered in PRAISE FOB BOLDUC not have had the tremendous Texas has the greatest amount in prises. It is set for Jan. 2-5. 1642 by Abel Jsatzoon Tasman, success at the polls. of rural roads in the Unit* hi New/Jersey The following letter has been Th« Biof Crosby National, to be a Dutch explorer. Your efforts along all these States, Rhode Island the tout \ TRENTON-A growing ."Mack •calved by This Register for market" in stolen boate is ex pactod to be effectively curbed, ublication: according to Salvatore -A. Bon. 29 Monmouth' St. Red Bank, N. J. L W. LANCASTER Ir. Francis J. Bolduc CIVIL ENGINEER tk» |ic Development, led Bank Community .,.. by' 'vatsage of legislaUve chamber of*. Commerce bill 1 Broad St. . DEVELOPMENT PLANNING The Wll, Which is icheduled to led Bank, N. J. WATER SUPPLY coma before the'.itite legislators lear.Frankr.'.-..'. ''••' .-••- : shortly, provides for an expanded Aa a member of the Red Bank SEWAGE TREATMENT marine patrol systam as well aa letail Trade Board, and as an MARINE STRUCTURES for the registration and number- KUvidual merchant I would like ing of all teats using motors take this opportunity to thank greater than 10 horsl power. At w very much for the tremend- 64 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK, N. U. present, suck, registration is re- us effort you put forth on our quired only on inland waters, and not on tidal. Where boats ara not readily Identifiable, as at present. It Is difficult to prosecute esses of suspected theft For instaice. a 29-foot sea skiff is now Impounded at tha state inarutt at Leonard^ Commission- er Bontempo sald,';becausa It has apt been identified, nor the own- •f lOCtttd. Tm. feoftt WU: bfWlM to ti« Marina by marine poUce after Its operators abttadpoed.'it Wf, UN when they feared ap^hmi SHADOWBROOK GARDENS o» omnur ipwcy, flu for stsalinx copper vrira from a elMBA' aaMtJMaitfAJaV " MM& ''alaAîA " LOCATED AT little respect for either man; iSffti iiiuwvii' Qn MUIC. ;- when; the murder waa dtscovarad During th* past tummer,1 Com- SPRUCE DRIVE Qhrtstie, the Duke slapped on mlaskmer Bbntaapo added, ma- MOnhlp-ôughonly after The Haa patrols, and local police of- You're invited to tea tha ultimata In luxury living, custom quality built Associated Pnss got news of the fldaU along the seashore found hornet. Moderately priced. Built on a high and dry one-half acra let By EDDY GILMORE story to the outer world and tool iveral youths engaged in steal- what Bocca brands as the "dii- ing boate and motors for resale cloio to school and transportation minutes from Red lank. Three and (Oasat CIBJSMIH) attrous" step by calling in two to anaoult ''Witonarketer." aÂMajadâiM ^ eB^L^slW^^^HA^»'' vW* v e^*—-- four bedroom ranch with full batamant. I ft baths, two car garage. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SIR detectives from Miami, Mslchea and Barber. By thU account, they stryicvi, pvtTOfiBvXiv tDy new OvardxedI porch. _ • From $21,100. HARRY OAKES. By Geoffrey •lersejrs VDnttnaer*>niarina police fouled up fingerprints,• Ignored Bocca. Deubladay. S3.SS. evidence that did not seem to during the patt' season included • EASY DIRECTIONS • On July S. 1S43. there broke In incriminate ths unpopular Meri- the Investigatioo of theft reports Nassau, the Bahamas, a murder r. and did their best to gefot r US outboard motor* and U WATCH POR Story so sensational that H filled 1 a death sentence. The Judge Other; types of Juvenile delln- THE SIGNS countless first-pgage cohimns usu- finally reprimanded them severe- ally reserved in those days for queocy occurring on the water- LOCATED AT ly, rebuked tha prosecutor for ways, particularly favolving reck- die explolU of Americans fighting some unethical procedure, and SYCAMORE AVE. for their country all around ths less boat operation, win be roc- scored local police for inaccurate ogniied In the pendingi A-U. ONV tlmony. Msrigny was freed, but Thirty per cent of the IN ma- In Us palatial home. West-, ordered out of the Bahamas: PATTERSON AVE. bourne, Sir Harry was killed by jor boat accidents la New Jersey some bludgeon or projectile that Bocca lays/ Sir Harry "asked this year involved operators be- left holes in his skull; Ms body to be killed.". He supposes tha tween 11 and II years of age; II FOR INFORMATION mi roUed onto his bed; it mikiller Is still alive, and Is dis- per cent more Involved operators soaked in gasoline and set afire. trubed-at the failure of Nassau in the next age bracket—19 to Weather balked, the flames, and authorities to press for a aolu- 23; It per cent involved opera- CALL there remained enough evidence, tion. indeed, at their antagon- tors between the ages of 2*43; or so it seamd. to indict th vic- ism to efforts to find th» mur- 14 per cent between ages of 3442; SH 1-9255 tim's son-in-law. Alfred deMsr- derer—two attemps ware madIt per cent between ages of 43- Igay, for tha crime. One of the laer on Marigny's lif. and vto- 80; and U per cent In tha over- world's richest gold mines, sedate h eas. etETAOINSHRDLUMF N bracket. ' Bewdora, Syracuse and Banning- ta dahto aheav bn Hnkd otHRR ton, tha Duke and Duchesa oflet deaths have bean linked to : Islam is the predominant rail- CA 2-0680 Windsor, sjspsHck sjumshoe cops, the case. glon of Albania. and assorted characters fnnoceat- The surpenseful story gets you ly invotvsd or unscrupulously Im- ell stirred up. These names and plicated formed a strikingly var- some of these faces ar familiar; ied background. sou take sides, you hiss the Key- Sir Harry was a Maine boy stone cops, you clap for the.loyal who set out, be said, to be a mil- wife, you tremble. at the lynch lionaire. Graduate of Bowdo mob, you help the crowd lift the medical studeat at Syracuse, ha accjulttad Marigay triumphantly left tha effete East' at the hire toits sfcouMerT^ ' ^ of the Klondike. For 14 years ha W.O. Rogers prospectea in tms country. Aus- HIGH FIDELITY tralia aad Canada where at last A MIDWEST STORY. By Augus- ha gainsrad fabalous wsalQYni ta Walker. Dial SI.S6. ,.. A magnificent stylo for every setting! the Lake Shore Mine. Wham tha Wth the bead of the family United States threatened to tax —ad, four women and a boy are ... A model for every budget! Urn, ha gave up dtiienshto and left to face life fa the mW-Amer- moved to Canada: tha wina ican town called Mapleville: Mrs. threat drove him to Nassau, Curtis the mother, her three which Harold Christie waa de-daughters Enid. Sue and Fanny, veloping as a resort. Whatever and tha son Mark. Us character as a boy, Bocca MUSIC BECOMES MAGIC—PICTURES COME "ALIVE" calls the hardened man "aurty. 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FM/AM radio ... and and tha Duke were golfing part- The steps they aU take, the ex- STEREOPHONIC big picture Chromatic Televiskn that INS ASBUIY AVLAsfcory Park W pectaNe and correct ones to be brings you the new stereo TV programs sura, lead nevwthelss to untore- saaa results. A woman with a ... all for the price of one! Hera is husband can be wretched, or can spectacular, aH-Inclusive stereophonic make him wretched; a woman home entertainment as only a magnificent can be Just as wretched if out of Magnavox can bring it to you! Several a simple-minded propriety she beautiful styles-mahogany, cherry, dark fails to get a husband; a man American or light Danish walnut finishes. can behave deplorably and be Tha Starao Theatre 24 happy. It takes Mark and Ma Erica tofeatntr to point out that as soon as people become "ssfe. they don't understand any more what life is about" Ha advocates a goal, a purpose, aad total ira- marslea ia life. 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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1959 7c PER COPY Lawley, Compton Prime New Jersey «fuiMe d Geography Candidates for Mayor Post News Briefs Map Changes Daily M1DDLETOWN—With the elec- ROEBLING (AP) — A truck tion under its belt, the local ad- driver was crushed to death ear- ministration is turning its atten- ly today and two other persons In Texas Land War tion to the selection of a new were Injured when one trailer- BEAUMONT. Tex. (AP)-Ifs a . truck rammed into another on Rt. mayor to succeed Mayor Frank wise dtlien who knows where F. Blaisdell, who did not seek 130. James S. Boston. 37. of re-election to the Township Com- Salisbury, Md., was killed on the at in this southeast Texaa mittee. spot His helper, Roland E. Ser- area. That's more than the an- From all indications the choice mon, 27, also of Salisbury, and nexation-mad city fathen in four may not be an easy one. . the driver of the second truck, municipalities can say.. The township Committee at Its John Moore, .49, Philadelphia, suffered .minor; Injuries. four Jefftrson County organisation meeting, Jan. 1, Port Arthur, elects one of It* members mayor. RUMSON-Df. Jtar.AIzfc Port Neehes tc- . During the.put several yean, PERTH AMBOY (AP)-James chancellor of the'Jewflh of. land involved will ical plant. a mayor. ern business age. Speaking at the Oceanport has been trying to Four noun later, though, the previous year. get Blackberry Creek dredged become the property of the land- Several sources have mention- dedication of the Esso Research Dr. Mat Ant Beaumont City Council gave up ed Mr. Field as a possibility. He,Teacher Faces " ""•!"" »r two yean, according to Coun- owner! whose tots it adjoins,'ac- on the buffer-tone program and and Engineering Center here yet- Uut'yearT were record- c|| Franklin Ingram. Council cording to the borough clerk. however, feels the post should mta A complaint on the condition J^ started working on a whopper of go to one of the veteran commit- I—•the —greates he tsai growtd Nehw potentia Jersey l haosf durin, -g each of the last five has appropriated $2,000 toward le a e an ordinance to add some 24,0N tee members. • ' Assault Charge the work and is holding the mon-of Sagamore Ave. from Mr. and °« 8 i * ,f/ acres/ to the dty. any state In the Union. The years. Fifty-six persons suffered Mrs. Reynolds, and a request by Mr. Blaisdell has been a mem- LONG BRANCH — A teacher, state's labor force, he said, "in- ey awaiting state action, M& In- lantiantic NNATO Congres,.. . s in London Already dtteens could go to injuries in hunting accidents, a gram said. ; Thomas C. Longo that the bor- ber of the committee since 1947; a fifth-grade pupil and his father eludes a high proportion of skill- decrease of 10 below the total ough put gravel fill in Manitto ansociatd wae osf recentlthe seminay appointer on religiod **•n sleep In one community and wake He became mayor In 1954, when form the ingredients for an as-ed workers, technicians, scien- State AM Sought at Columbia University. up inside the dty limits of an- Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., resign- recorded In 1957. In five of the PI., where,he it building a new sault and battery charge here. tists, and administrative person- cases' the Injuries were teU-in- Council heard a letter from house, were heard. He is. associate professor of other. ed to become township attorney. practical theology on the faculty But to further confuse things. -, In 1996, Mayor Blaisdell was t m ,Bo^gh a5£, OTR Read CompUints of the Rabbinical school of the Nederlaod started i study of how re-elected to the committee by a br toI «* tmall-game man which raqueited the State Mr. Sickles, chairman of die to annex the Gulf and Texaco IT £ "ST-*l' * •»* »»!* road comiiillibe, Mid,. both re- Jewish Theological Seminary. He 3,13*-vote margin over his Demo- row before Magistrate brawn to do it andona.during the bow-and-ar- it a past president of the Rab-refineries at Pur i Arthur, which cratic opponent He has presided Baldino. 2** "lportionw s of******, the roadsid e alon«g quests would be looked into, butbinical Assembly of America and are not wlthte that dt/a limits. 'ever the governing body during He was charged Tuesday with Eighteen of the par- Rt 71, which are used by chll- he expressed tloubts that any- Nederland also approved five ATLANTIC CITY (AP) —tons injured )n hunting acddenti dren walking to Oceanport thing could be done about them was formerly vice president the township's hectic growth. assaulting Dennis Schlegel, 10, of last year were under 21 and 14 School. the Synagogue Council of Amer- other annexation ordinances, in- • Mr. Lawley and Mr. Compton Pearl St., three weeks ago, andMgaeat should be eliminated mis year,- since the street budget lea. cluding one dtiming the airport others were caused by Councilman Lloyd N. Sickles has been exhausted. both own real estate businesses with hitting the boy's father, Emil under "SI years of age. Dr. Ant recently accepted already claimed by Port Arthur. . here. Schlegel, Monday. the local Real Batata Beard reported that temporary walk- The admittance of two newinvitation to the Jewish Pubti One thing wu sure-tbe "tend toM the Chy CeowlatlM yas- SSurvey s showh , according to theways have been' arranged for members, Edward William Ryan Mr. Snyder admitted grabbing Safety Council, that a hunter's cation Society of America to war" will end In court the boy by the neck three weeks <**y« Jha fewmlastesi jsek the children's use and expressed and Donald John Heliker, to the serve as a member of the edi- Hearing greatest danger Is from his own Oceanport Hook and Ladder Com- ago. when the boy allegedly threw or from the guns of other mem- hope of state aid In the sidewalk torial advisory committee which Delayed in Middletown stones at a group in the play- te "exterminate this carrier ef project pany wat reported. will prepare a completely revis- disease and creator ef bers in bis party. Last year Jn Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr., License Revoked MIDDLETOWN — Hearing on ground. . . the state a major cause of hunt- An offer from' the Shrewsbury ed English translation of the Hoi) • charge of causing death by Mr. Snyder claimed self de- ing accidents was "turning to Scriptures. fense In hitting Mr. Schlegel Mon- a parcel of land 100 by 175 feet ligion in American Life On Tipsy Charge •uto against Philip Hyland, 26. fire" the shot gun, commonly and urged citizens to attend and From 1921 to 1924 he served of 32 Nevada Dr., Hariet, an day. NEWARK (AP) — The union known aJBoag hunters as "swing- at Sewaneka and Gtnesee Avet. at rabbi of Temple Beth El, Stam Mr. support the church of their MIDDLETOWN - Fred VTBra- ambulance driver for the Rari- Schlegel told Detective and management at the ttrike ing on gnaw," This accounted for tor $3,000 WM received by coun- choice. ford, Conn., and in 1924 he ac-dy,.U07 Upton PI, Fair Uwa. ttn Township First Aid Squad, John J. Perri he went to school bound Singer Mfg. Co. in EUsa- 17 injuries, cil. The body voted to advertise cepted the call of Temple Israel Monda^ A • y afteA> r ^KDenni. • s complaine•-••Ad d .^ ^^ ^ ^^ was fined $22S In Magistrate's has been postponed until Nov. 19. both were ordered to "cool down' "In line ef fire" accounted for the sale of the parcel. Scranton, Pa., where he served Court yesterday and had ins driv- The charge stems from an ac-of neck pains. today by a state mediator who 10 injuries, ricocheting for 17 In- Council rapreased regret at the 15 years. He was a member of He said he approached Mr. called off a bargaining session. Suit Filed er's license revoked for two yean cident Oct. 31 on Rt 39 here juries, and accidental discharge illness of the borough's tax col- Gov. Earle's Commission on on a charge of drunk driving. when the ambulance collided With Snyder, shook his finger at himState Mediator Allan Weiaenfeld accounted for four omen. lector and treasurer, George C. Public Relief and Assistance for and said, "Keep your bands off slid the "climate for a meeting Pennsylvania which abolished Mrti Inn Swain. Box 1N-A, At- a car driven by Mrs. Esther E. Defective weapons and mlstek- D. Hurley, and wishes for his By Raceway lantic Highlands, was fined 121 Garrett, 52, of 15 Summit Ave., my son." between union and management ing persona for game were also rec It requested a bond the poor boards and established With that, Mr. Schlegel alleges. wasn't right" The sewing ma- the State Department of Public for allowing a person under the Atlantic Highlands, killing the cited as causes of injuries in for hit son. George C. D. Hurley, influence of alcohol to operate her woman Instantly. Mr. Snyder grabbed Mr. chine plant wat struck at mid- hunting accidents in the state Jr.. who is taking Ms place in Manager Assistance and Relief. Schlegel't Jacket and ripped it, night Sunday by 3,140 members last year: . Ms absence. car. The case was to have been following up with a blow on the of Local 461. International Union FREEHOLD — A suit was Middletown CD-DC Uni Police said that Mrs. Swain al- heard yesterday in Magistrate's eye. . of Electrical Workers. They filed here yesterday in Chancery lowed Mr. Brady to operate her. Court, but was postponed at the Superintendent of Schools Har- walked out in a dispute over a Division of Superior Court by theStarts 2d Aid Course car while drunk oa Oct 17. r request of Mr. Hyland's attorney. mon Bradford was quoted as say pay system in their upcoming 8 State* Plan Joint Action general manager of the Freehold MIDDLETOWN — A standard Magistrate W. Gilbert Ing, "The Board of Education is contract with the company. Raceway agalnstthe president of Ameifcan" *Red* Cross* first sM reserved on a CHURCH OPEN HOUSE unanimously in back of Mr. Say the track arid the raceway for course, under the auspices of thedriving charge against E. MATAWAN - Open house will der." JERSEY CITY (AP)-The Against Traffic Violators $1,500,000. local Civil Defense and Disaster McKearney, Sr., 4» Harding Kd be held Sunday from 2 p. m. to He explained that "the Schlegel plalatitfa stalked treat the Charles Davenport, Orange, Control is now going on. . '. Laurence Harbor. ' 4 p. m. in the new First Presby- TRENTON (AP) — Lawbreik- getting notices of violations by manager of the track. Is suing boy had been suspended from court room yesterday, abraptly ing motorists may find themsel- Another and final course wil Hearing on a third drunk terian Church, Rt. 34 at Frank- after-school playground activity ending a $7I,«N damage salt Pennsylvania motorists in other Fred Fatiler, president of Free- start tonight at 7 o'clock In th case, involving William Ji ves in an eight-state squeeze—but states, so that they could revoke hold Raceway and the raceway m-u lin St. All residents of the area three times. On the occasion in for Injuries a wemaa sulfared HW l Timiaii 117 West Bergen PI., Rid have been Invited to inspect the question, the boy stood behind a la a fall at the Attoatlc City not right away. their licenses under Pennsylvan- association, for failure to live up Tind'" ia's penalty system. Applications can be filled out al wu postponed uatU Dec 3. t new Sanctuary and other church fence and threw stones at the Race Course. Superior Ceurt Officials of the eight northeas- to en option agreement. the high school on the night ol Magistrate Maatoa fined Mrs. facilities. group which was playing? Judge Joseph L. Smith ap- tern states met here yesterday At a news conference after the According to the suit filed by g p meeting, Parsekian announced the course. Elisabeth Behan, M Lincoln Ave., peared stuenstu d He actetd oa a and agreed they'd like to ground Mr. Davenport's attorney, Theo- Anyone over the age of IS ma; Keansborgv4M oa a charge of fnotiea by the defense aad dis- motorists who keep police busythese other results: dore D. Parsons, Red Bank, it Is In other states. 1.' The official* agreed' on the charged that .the plaintiff had attend, On successful comple- shoplifting $1 worth of merchan- missed the case. The lawyer tion of the course, a standard dise from the Grand Union Su- Man Indicted for Forgery. for the man aad wife who They said, however, that "How need for a plan to stop motor- first option to buy the stock to do it?" is the big problem. ists from getting licenses In twoowned by Mr. FaUler, Maple- American Red Cross first aid Rt M, Bast Ksans- brought the acttta said they card will be issued. were "hamstraag." They were So they referred that and other or more states, so they can not wood, at the same price offered SBRMonday. 'Tricking' Jewelry Store not being allowed to tell their matten to a forthcoming work- keep, driving if one is revoked. by any bona fide buyer. story from the witness stand shop of the Eastern Region; Paneklan suggested non-resident WIIHag . FREEHOLD — One of the In Louis Sitverman, 503 Sixth to Pay dictment* handed up by the Mon- aa they wished, he said, leuls American Association of Motor licenses be stamped 'valid only In his suit, Mr. - Davenport Holmdel Board Announces Ave., Asbury Park, was sentenced Santangete aad Ms wile. Ma- Vehicle Administrators. in state issued." states he is "ready, willing and mouth County Grand Jury yester- May 13 for aiding and abetting day was 'that of Robert LaMorte, ria, ef New York, alleged that New Jersey, New York. Penn- 2. Thsre were no conclusions able. . .to pay the sum of $4,000.. in the offense. Sllverman wat she suffered leg Injuries n a sylvania, Connecticut, Maryland, on whether trucks should have 000," the sum reportedly offered Newark, on charges of forging a fined |M0 and given a suspended New Regional Study Meeting cheek and grand larceny by trick. fall en the stein at the inch Massachusetts, Delaware and lower speed limits than automo- by another buyer—Monmouth sentence for making put the ea Aug. II. 1M7. aaataagite Rhode Island were represented at biles. Paneklan said few statis- Park Jockey Club—Sept. 29. HOLMDEL — The Board of Ed- have been completed with JI per According to Prosecutor Vin- check and placing the phone call cent P. Keuper, LaMorte Is was ea the witness stead when the six-hour conclave. tics ware available oa whether a The suit claims that Mr. Daven- ucation will meet with school of- cent of the parents partictpatlngi as Weston's father to approve the various objections by the de- b f ficials of Union Beach and Keya school library it now function- charged In an indictment handed purchase. •at Crash speed differential would be ef- port notified Mr. FaUler of this : 1 fense blocked his fostlBMay re- fective. fact Oct. 6, 1S59. Mr. Davenport port, Dec. 10 in Memorial School. ing for use of all students la up to Superior Court Judge J. Other Iadktmeats peatedly. Ha left the stead and The Oct. • bus-truck holocaust further claims that this Union Beach, to further discuss the multi-purpose room; federal Edward Knight with obtaining a John A. McCluskey, 24, of 302conferred with his lawyer, In North Brunswick, which killed $3,000 Tiiamond ring from Wil- 3. Officials want a plan to guar- agreement was given him* . the regional high school plan. aid will be received for the milk Port Monmouth Rd,, Middletown, Frank I. Guarlal, it. Then 12, was one of the topics of con-antee appearance of out-of-state if he would remain [•* manager Holmdel now sends 54 pupils to program. bur's Jewelry Store, 19 Broad St., was Indicted on a charge of rap- Mr. aad Mn. Sutangtfo versation. It has been revealed Red Bank, Oct. 17, 19M, by de- motorists for violations, upon and solve the zoning problem Keyport High School and it is Addition Study ing a 16-year-old girl in the rear walked from the court. that the truck driver had been threat' of license suspension In facing the raceway at that time. estimated M pupils will be en ception. ; of his barber shop July 11, 1959. stopped for 10 violations in three their home states. One Pennsyl ;j(Freehold Borough Council re- The board announced the' first Mr. Keuper said LaMorte posed rolled in September. I960 Ap-ltud y of the proposed slxroora Also indicted Were: Elmer R. ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-The states but never faced license re- vanla official slad he zoned the raceway property from proximately 30 pupils will be - • as George Weston, a securities Master, 316 Carr Ave., Keans- vocation because each state oper- the state police conn residential to business, which ac- addition to the Holmdel Elemen- dealer in Long Branch, and rising tide of Bibles and religious graduated from the eighth grade tary School will be presented to burg, on charges of breaking and literature distributed by the Sev-ated alone. agree with Newqerst, tion permitted the raceway to en-to enter high school, but only 10 looked at a 12,000 diamond, ring entering the home of Raymond Most of the states represented the state Department of Educa- enth Day Adventists reached I ~ fetes" agreed to seek large its grandstand facilities.) Holmdel children will be grad- tion at a hearing Nov. 25. at the jewelry store. E. Fix Sept. 8. According to therecord'of 21 million dollars las have systems to remove persis- -.....„—„ minimum truck light- uated from Keyport High School He came back another day, 1 The suit further claims thst A request for compulsory med- prosecutor, Mr. Fix woke up andyear. Daniel A. McAdaios of tent violators from the road, saidJng -standards! recommended by aMr. Davenport was also prom- in June. Mr. Keuper said, and asked to found Masters in the dining room Takoma Park, Md., associate one official. In New Jersey, 12 ical examinations for all students see a more expensive ring. Alt 1054 Council of State Govern- ised five per cent of the stock Principal Richard Ford report- and personnel was made by Mr. of his home on Lincoln Ct., Keans secretary of the general confer- points for violations In fhree,years ments committee. Pennsylvania, of the raceway If he were suc- ed the enrollment in pre-primary er he left, a man pretending to burg, and held him until police ence of Adventists' publishing de- brings a revocation hearing. New Ford, He also asked for halt-day bo his father stated he approved New York and Delaware already cessful In settling "litigation" be-through eighth grades totals 511 arrived. partment, told a religious con York, Connecticut and Rhode It- use them. tween a stockholder and secured as of Oct. 1, an Increase of only sessions Nov. 20 to permit Stu- cf the sale and LaMorte retu'rned Robert Drlggers, 24, of 124 venrlon yesterday that rhe Adlan- d have somewhat similar dents to participate in the X-ray and gave the store a chock for plans. Parsekian said he felt the the stock of said stockholder. one pupil over last year. services offered by the N. J. Tu- Brighton Ave., Long Branch, was ventists' 42 publishing houses are gathering was valuable because Mr. Davenport claims that he 14S la IHI $3,029 to which ho had forged the charged with carrying a con- now printing in 108 language* and Ned J. Paneklan, acting New berculosis Association at Mela- name of George Weston, and took it showed where action was need- did this, and he has not received The projected enrollment of cealed weapon In his car Augdialects. , with spncl'il editions for Jersey motor vehicle chief who ed and provided Information on the stock. Holmdel pupils In Keyport High wan High School. the ring with him, the prosecutor 28 In Long Branch. the blind and the deaf. directed the meeting, said under The board approved a refluent added. how the Individual ttatet oper- The plaintiff also claims that School for I963-64 has been set Joseph Glarruso, 300 Main St., the proposed plan "points would ate. he has paid out $125,000 for theat 145 by John O. Hartzler, Key- by St. Benedict's Catholic Church Rad Ifnk chapter of tha Bazar Earns •rQanitation wlH fta|f^tardj*y;ni«ht in th* Congrege- dab back far a third Hww Presbyterian's neat yaar. Serving on th* Jary •ion Bnaf Israel Synagogue recreation hall in Rumion. at award* war* Warrea G. $1,600 Danca ajiairtiian are Mn. Paul Iragar, left, and Mrs. Lei- Mra. Clara Strand, 'Concerted Tuesday d Gaaa Do- RUMSON - The Forreitdale Vega, Tlaten Falls. Parent-Teacher Association at its Ye Olde Fdkea Concerto" !a A Biblical theme mural is October bazar grossed more than the theme' for the old fashioned exhibit in the show, which is de- Performs 'singfest" which the Tower Hill signed to point up the talents oi nearing completion in the toddlers $1,600. school room of the new educa- Choir of the Presbyterian Church Community shore artists. This report was given by thAe t Town Hall present in the new Fellow- Mr. Neidlinger will feature dur tion building of the Red Bank association's ways and means ship Hall Tuesday night. Presbyterian Church. Created by NEW YORK CITY—Mra. Anne ing the only evening exhibit chairman, Mrs. Marion Krouse, Munnelly of Keansburg, N. J., Dr. Carl F. Mueller, minister of Art Week hours, next Thursday, from .7 tothe skillful brush of Frances Me- when the organization met Tues- Ilvain of Middletown, -"Noah's sang at Town Hall Sunday eve- music, director of the Appollo • p. m., "A Glimpse of Paris" day in the school. ning at the 10th annual Feis Win- Club of Asbury Park and com- Observance which he describes to be a "cap-Ark" is filled with personable Mrs. William Meeker, member- animals designed to delight the ner* Concert by the United Irish poser of sacred anthems, is di- sule visit through music and ship chairman, reported a total counties "Association of Newrecting the concert. MIDDLETOWN—'Whose Who" sketches of persons, places and children. among exhibitors registered for Miss Elizabeth Keaaler Miss Jean A. KeBett of 472 paid-members: York. Mr. and Mra. Ross E. King will things in Paris." Montdair Art Museum will be sing in the ancient "Reuben and the area' observance of Commun- host/to the New Jersey Artists The unit'a parent and family Mw-Munnelly. wife of James ity Art Week Nov. IMS, sport- The one-half hour presentation BETHLEHEM, Pa-Mr. and EAST KEANSBURG-Mr. •nd education discussion group will Munnelly, is a Gaelic, soprano and Rachel" routine, but will use will be delivered to musical ac- Congress Nov. 18 at S p. m. The aored by the township Recreation Mrs. Donald C. Kessler of 1703Mrs. James J. Kellett. Sr, of 10 raNt Tuesday at 10 a. m. In the sang 'tibhlln a Ruin," a tra- eome modernized veraes. Commission. Includes names welW companiment of "sneak" record- meeting is sponsored by the Art-Millard St., announce the engage- Thompson Ave. have made known ings taken by Mr. Neidlinger dur iste Equity Association for all school library, and have as their ditional air and a Gaelic air Edward H. Urion will fiv* a known in art circles. ment of their daughter, Miss Eliz- the engagement of their daugh- speaker. Dr. James S. Long, Drimln Dhon Dheelish." medley of nautical melodies .on ing Parisian festivals and cele- individuals and organizations in abeth Ann Kessler. to Richard D. ter. Miss Jean Adele Kellett. to According to art director Trav brated performances. executive director of the Family Sixteen Gaelic artiste, including his double baa (bull fiddle) with terested in furthering the cause Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. BRober. t John Duckers, son of Mr. and Children's Service of Monstepdancers- , a- piper, pianist, his wife as pianist. She wUl play Neidlinger. etchings by Maj. Gen. Paintings by artists who do notof fine art in the state. Flecher Moore, Middletown-Lin- (ret.) Joseph O. Mauborgne will and Mrs. George Duckers. Sr., ofmouth County. harpist and singers appeared on as a piano solo, "The Maiden's live in this area but are con- Palattags appropriately ob- croft Rd., Middletown. 10 Essex St. the program, which also Included Prayer." ; ' be loaned by Mr. and Mr*. Step- tributing are Abbe Rose Cox, Al- serving American Art Week The discussion topic will ; hen H. Layoie, Matawan, from Miss Kessler Is a graduate of Miss Kellett; a Middletown 'What's Happening to Disci' selections by choirs and an eight Mrs. Robert H. Reynolds will lendak, Minverva Bourne, Or-are featured this week In Stela- Liberty High School m Bethle- hand reel-all representative of their collection. ange, and Beverly Bartel, Mont- Township High School graduate, pllne." William McCann, assist- impersonate the "Swedish Night- bach Company's windows on hem, and waa graduated from the is employed-by the Atlantic High- arts of ancient and modern Ire- ingale," Jenny Lind, when ahe Mr. Lavoie. who recently re- clalr. Broad St., Red Bank. Tradl- ant to the school superintendent, AUentown, Pa., Hospital's School lands National Bank. Mr. Duck- will also participate. Members land. ' sings two of the famous,artist's turned from a hunting trip in A large water color by Mrs.ttoaallst works by Emily Birds* of Nursing. Mr. Moore, a grad- The artists were winners in numbers, "Norwegian;- Echo South America, also is lending for Cox was selected by Mr. Neid- ers, an employee of the American and guests attending may atay all at Iaterlakea are featured uate of Middletown Township Stores in Fair Haven, also at- competitions at festivals last song" and "Home Sweet Home." axhibit a piece of sculpture by alinger from her collection at Burr by Ha* for lunch in the school cafeteria aleng with wate eeler High School, attended Lehigh tended Middletown Township if they desire. year. Mrs. Munnelly and Mr. Mrs. Robert L. King will Mato Grosso craftsman. Galleries, New York. Mrs. Bourne riet Wilson ef West Orange. University, and is studying at Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Hewitt, also is a permanent member ot High School. Dr. Ruth Boyle, professor of Munnelly, an elocutionist, com- change the program pact when ScmUlgurathre painting* alee Rutgers University. peted in the Boston Feis June ahe does the part of a "high- Holmdel, recently returned from Burr. are ea exhibit by Madetyae education at Newark State Col- Hawaii, wiU add to the exhibit a lege, waa guest speaker. Her 29. 19SS. and the 26th annual Feis falootin" soloist, and sing "Cousin Goerke of West Orange. Mrs. at Hunter College. Jedediah." and other numbers. piece of sculpture from' the 50th SPAGHETTI SUPPER Blrdsall has shown In Red Bank Eighth Birthday Concert subject was "Individual Diffei State. RUMSON-A spaghetti supper ences in Children and How Their son and daughter-in-law The program will have its before In'the Monmouth Arts are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mun- Floradora Sextet. Members are Burgoyne Diller and Hilaire will be aerved Saturday, Nov. 14, Foundation winter shew and the Party for Kevin Black Live With Them." David BrewI- Hiler of Atlantic Highlands, mod-between 5 and 7:30 p. m. in the Tomorrow ster waa program chairman. nelly, N Seeley Ave., Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs. Howell George, Mr. Festival ef Art Mrs. Wilson la ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Kev- N. J. and Mrs. Walter Seymour, Miss ernist painters, also will add Goodwill Methodist Church hall a member ef the New Jersey in Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. LONG BRANCH-Rachmanin- paintings for the area observ- on Washington St. The supper is Edna Stark. Mrs. Basil W. Far- Water Color Society and tha off's "Third Concerto in D ley. Mra. Richard W. Brown. ance. Guest artists, members sponsored by the board of trus- American Water Color Society. William Black, Sr., 38 Ocean Minor" will be presented by Kitty K.lly'i Advic. el galleries in New York, will tees. • • Blvd.. celebrated his eighth birth- Mrs. Edward Swikart, John 8. Mrs. Goerke has many exhibits pianists Earle Van Pelt of Port- Thatcher. William L. Ford. Cart to her credit aad to currently day at a family dinner party in aupeck and Robert Payson Hill A. Bannwart and H. Ralph P*n- shewing at Allied Artists la his home. of New York, and lyric soprano ETIQUETTE New York. Mlsa Georgeue Byrne of Ocean- Wife's Visit to Home nerl. • Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dressed in old fashioned garb, An exhibition of paintings by port will sing an aria from Ver- Charles Allen, Jr., and daugh- di's "Lt Trayiata" and other se- "grandmother*' quartet" will AMY VANDERBILT Stephen Bagnell of Long Branch ters, Jadene and Janel, and Mr. Stretches Into Years harmonise some of th* old fa* will be presented in a one-man lections tomorrow night at a con- Waddiag Clothes aad Mrs. William Black, Jr., andcert for the benefit of St. Luke's vorites. These women are Mrs. Garnet, geraakim, the pinkish show opening Sunday, Nov. 15daughter, Kathy Ann, Leonardo; Dear Kitty Kelly: lasar. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: red* are all acceptable, bat I Methodist Church. Mueller, Mrs. George W. Grimm, at the Old Mill, Tinton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Peter 'Deader and aace abaaM aaate yea ar Us Mrs. Herbert E. Werner and Mr*. My daughter will be getting mar .would net like to aee any of Five years ago I married a child aa beneficiary. The mat. Douglas Mcllvain, art teacher son, William, Elkridge, Md.; Mr. The performance, sponsored by divorcee with two children. I H. Connat Speer. ried this fall in an afternoon the** aa th* mother ef the the Women's Society of Christian ter ef alterieg certain daca- wedding. It will be an informal at Red Bank High School, de- and Mrs. Percy Black and grand- wanted to adopt them, but she There also will be a mala quar- bride. I did eee a beautiful signed attractive covers for indaughter- . Miss Barbara Black, Service, will be given in the Long ts after aaarriage May aet tet, comprised of Mr. Thatcher, wedding. I would like to know cathedral weddkag eace, ta De- Branch Senior High School, West- refused and said they should live have eccnrred to htm er he may If a red velvet dress would be formative bulletins and programs and Tony Moreski, Elizabeth; with their grandmother hi a Mr. Ford, Mr. Grimm am) Mr. bere pskesettla red for the Associated Public School Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer and wood Ave. hare other Maaa la mhst, each Seymour. Vaughn C. Chambers proper' for. me to wear. Or do need fer the brideo- distant city. aa taking eat special preteetlea you think red is too loud for Systems Northeast Regional con- children, George Mark and Greg, All three artists have been will do a "speakln* piece." maids' gowns, bat thai was ax. ference at the Molly Pitcher Ho- Park Ridge; Mrs. Walter Blssett heard in performances in theEach year she visited .them. fer yea. In any event, thaae a mother to wear to a wedding? ceptlooal. , . aivawia ui frasa awi uiwiWal UI lew _. " , , ,; , . —J. S., New Kensington, Pa." tel. and daughters, Carol and Mary shore area: Miss Byrne is solo- Two years ago she went back and things should be the snbject of Red should be avoided by The mothers of the bride and Twenty art students from Red Anne Blssett, Jersey City. ist at the Holy Communio- * - n Epis- - -. extended her visit month by franfk k Ui at the weddlag and by (ream ahvaye should confer Bank High School, accompa- copal Church in Fair Haven. month. Twice I sent her money band and wife. el the waddlat par- with each ether ea their choice nied by Mr. McHvata, recently A statue of George M. Cohan, Mr. Hill if organist and direc- to return, but heard nothing from ty, H It Is • trae bright red. at denes, with tha briaVa visited the Philadelphia Muse, the Broadway great, stands in tor of music at St. Luke's Meth- her. Dear Kitty Kelly: soother having the first choice urn College of Art. Fourteen New York's Times Square. odist Church. Now I have met • girl with Th* boys in my high school Vi CMWTo '1«M CvWT CHMMH BJf of the sealers Intend to make Mr. Van Pelt Is minister of whom I have fallen in love, and freshman class are all very nice Slim or Flared me green's mother eheaM art a career. Seme have al- EUgant music at the Presbyterian Church I'm sure she returns my affect- and at one time or another I CMMlMMnt fettt eMt Mattel* tlW ready been accepted for art in Freehold and is a senior at ion. Am I within my righta to have tried to get almost every Priitrt Pattim eator ebaeea by the bride's schools and ethers have their Juilliard School ot Music, New divorce my wife? My friends one of them to be my boy friend, mother. la other wards, the school* lined up. York. but no luck) I know I'm as pret- The Frame House Art Center, tell me I have been patient long Mrs. Jophia Pitcher and Mrs. enough-Harry. ty as the other girls, my figure Curtains but they should net be Asbdry Park, is conducting the is good, and I'm not overweight. curent exhibit of 24 paintings at H. Cornell- Kahle are concert Dear Harry: Yea certainly fat anything that might be con- chairmen. Committee members ar* wilkla Please help me. I'm desperate.— Draperies aimed to be matching ~ the Lyric Theater in Asbury Park under the direction of Mrs. Syl- who met Monday to set final con- t<» bring a Pandora. Slipcovers via Boasen. On view are works cert plans were Mrs. William D, Dear Pandaras Trouble to, "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Martin. Mrs. 0. Wolcott Morris, Jfcjcaaelag the matter with yaw you're toe desperate! The fact Do you have any printed matter by Ceil Grayer-,, Belmar; Anthony Bedspreads Ventura, Neptune:' Ida Libby Mrs. W. Thomas Keller, Mrs pastor, If yea have a ehjsrch on engagements and weddings? Earl Van Pelt, Mrs. Arthur F. afflllatiea, and certainly win Is mar* likely te ecare bays If not, could I forward n tetter Dengrove and Emily Birdsall, In- Linens ^ terlaken; Guilbert, Elberon; Lu- Byrne, Mrs. Royal E. Fliedner a lawyer. Yea are eureiy en- away tfua all tha thlnga abaut to you about matters concerningcille Chayt, West Deal; Dr. James and Mrs. Henry Adie. titled to aa essiaaatlea at yaar which ads warn yen. D* try te Venetian Blinds his?-M. F., Middle Village, Fisher, Sr., Asbury Park; Sandy wife's long islleaee. If aba re- be a Mt saere saade la yaar ' Y." Silver, Wanamassa; May Ylng fuses to answer year letters, aaataach. Th* lessen Isn't easy Information ea weddlaga and Lee and Edward Wheat, New aadlfatrkateseeherUnet to learn at It, bat aaoa It do- gagemeate is la my book la York, and international artiste CDlaljT feaatale, have a lawyer gat la panda .year seelal fature. I libraries, "Amy Vaaderbttt's Domini of Spain; G. Bodoye, A. teueh win fear. That yea fail Docorater omplete Beak ef Etiquette" Zola and Serin! of Paris, France. For Club SeiW your problem to Kitty tt Bread St. and briefer iafermatlea la avail- RBP lANK, RUMSON - Mrs. Joseph E. net surprlslag. I do strongly Kelly. Be sure to enclose a able la baaklet term. You may New Yark stamped, self-addressed enve- m •raai tt.' get a copy al this booklet, en- Walsh, New Jersey Stele Feder urge, however, regardleaa *t Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, 3d, ation of Women's Club's Civil the JasttfleaUea fer yaar now lope, and address her care of titled "Weddings" (No. 2*1), has been elected president of the this newspaper. fer 21 cents, by writing to Miss Defense chairman, recommended remaace, that yea let It te- Museum of Modern Art. Dr. Hen- ideas for a shelter program Mon- Amy VnnasrbUt, la care ef this ry Allen Moe success her as mala m the baefcgrsuad until newspaper, p. o. Box Sal, Ra- day at a meeting of the Woman's you have straightsatd out yaar chairman of the museum's board. Club in Bingham Hall. die City Station, New York M, Metropolitan Museum of Art marital difficulty. Y*ar life Is N. Y. Is Including photography as • She advocated a "grandmoth- aafflclendy tangled at tha ma- More Than You Expect! er's pantry" be provided by j don't add ta Ite fto* art. A special exMUtlea, : "The Camera Oat ot Doors," homemakets in their cellars as Of court*, whsn you go out to dinner you "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: an Insurance in case of disaster. expect tha food to be good . . . the service My daughter has been asked to Nev. II aad will eaatbma In the photo- The club's barn dance is to-Dear Kitty Kelly: to ploaae you ... but here at Molly Pitcher, be a inim of honor for a friend we make it a paint always to give more of hers, we are all pleased, but graph exhIMtloa gallery. night at the Driftwood, Sta I am married to • perfectly than you expect. Our food Is dottelous, our this is my question: The bride- The 21st annual American Vet- Bright. Mrs. Peter Pauels is •vonderful man. My relationship service ia in keeping with the gracious at* v to-be has borrowed her wedding erans Society of Artists exhibi- chairman. /ith my in-laws is fine. moaphera, and our prlcea are moderate. All gown from a friend and has: nak- tion will continue through Satur- Mrs. ijoyd Morland, Jr., » When we married five years in all, it adds up to more than you expect ed my daughter and the one oth-day at the Burr Gallery, 155 chairman of a Christmas dsnee . i so the next time you dine out,- try the West Nth St; and smorgasbord Dec. 5 in Molly ago, I had my aavlngs, life uv •folly Pttehtr hotel. ' VV er bridesmaid to buy Identical surance, etc., transferred from gowns. They are the only attend' The Moscow., exhibition of Pitcher Hotel. Hostesses at the meeting were my mother's name to my hus- Now, of course, it doesn't take a ants she is having. My daughter \mtric*n paintings is currently band's. However, he has left protestor to at* that an organisa- has three gowns now and they at the Whitney Museum of Amer Mrs. Charles Elchler and Mrs. tion so dedicated to quality and Lacy.fern design for your table John V. Ellis, his payable to his parents. Since would all be appropriate for the lean Art and will continue we have a child, I think this . service would make the Ideal plaea wedding. through Nov. 15. —scalloped, round doilies ' add The meeting Dec. T in Bingham for you to have your ... glamor to a luncheon table. Hall will feature aa annual Christ- detail should be given consider- "The bride has teen them and An exhibition opened Wednes- Elegant, easy "crochet — large mas buffet at 8:30 p. m. Hostes- ation. Should I bring up the mat- WEDDING RECEPTION also knows they are good for the day at the New York Public fern doily creates a'dramatic ef ses will be Mrs. Henry Goodhue ter?—Georgette. IANQUET. OR PARTY wedding, but her mother Insists Library ef prints by Japaneae feet as a centerpiece'. Pattern STEP-IN with a slim skirt or on the girls buying new ones and artlats who have Incorporated 9M: directions for 20 and 12-Inch Ke«p that in mind the nsxt time SHIRTWAIST with a flaring skirt they must be identical, although abstractionism and expression- dollies in No. 30 cotton. you ars planning a social function ism of Western schools with and call the Molly Pitcher Hotal- —Choose the shape that flatten In different shades. Under the Send thirty-five cents (coins) you most! Both have a curved- circumstances, as the bride Is traditional Japanese nrl and SHadyslda T-3800. . ' call the result—hangs. for this pattern—add 5 cents for •way collar, smart lines. To- borrowing her gown, should they each pattern for Ist-class mall- C«P>p»*r*ty Air C*ndhHt**41' morrow's pattern: Child. demand that the bridesmaid! buy Madison Ing, Send to the Red Bank Res Table d'hote luncheons and dinners . Printed Pattern 9207: Misses' their gowns?—W. A., Oakmont, The New Jersey Chapter of later, P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Pa." at prices that make sense to the value Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Sire Americai n ArtistAtit s ProfessionaPfill Station, New York 11, N, Y. Print OCEAN BOULEVARD minded. 16 dre«« with slim skirt requires Although the hrlde often rtoei exhibition g p Snncfny plainly, pattern number, ATlantie Highlands LI392. 1.3232 3% yards 39-inch. borrow her wedding gown, It Iswith a reception at the Florham address and zone, Printed directions on each pat' expected that the bridesmaids Madison Campus of Falrlelgh Ncwl Ncwl Ncwl Our 1960 Next Time . . . Make it the, tern part. Knsler, accurate. have new gowss that are Identi- Dickinson College, The show will Laura Wheeler Noedlccraft Book Specialist) in parlies, banquets, weddings- Send fifty cents (coins) for this cal, although they may notcontinue through November. is ready now! Crammed with ex- pattern—add 10 cents for each necessarily match In color, It None too small — none too large ! cltlnK. unusual, popular designs Our laciliiics, quality, service and price pattern for first-class mailing. Is P.3 longer expected for the Bermuda, the BrltisTi colony. to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, Hi'nd to Marian Murlln, Red Bank i>rlde to furnish such gowns Is a group of 360 nmall blond? quilt, wenvi'—fashions, home fur- are unexcelled. • Reijlstcr, Pattern Dent., 232 West for her attendants, Would It be Molly Pitcher Hotel of which 20 are Inhabited. nishings, toys, fjllts, hnzar hits, 'n Member Dlncr'r Club • American Express 18th S., New York II, N. Y.possible lo suggest that the two Whirl In rinutiiutitt Hhom nnoow in inn un the hook frcc—D quilt patterns. Dancing Sat. Nlg'.its - Food Out of This World RIVHSIDI AVINUI RID IANK Print plainly, nume, address with girls rent Ihcir gowns? This inililrilllln wllll i TiTin . lemnlem ' ll Hurry, send 25 cents (or your /.one, too and atyle number. could be done, too. w«nt«<1 houflfhoiri jEoofiR, IOIV* youi Ud ftdf.—.Adv«rtlnniirH. copy. Our Smart Cocktail Lounge Features Incidental Music Todfly s COIMCS and STEVE ROPER

— IT5 AIL IN THE NiWSnkPESlS Friday, Nov. 6, 1959-^17 OVER-DOSE AND "PROOF* , $ D MASAZIHE, KIO$/-HOW •OTTUS RED BANK REGISTER PHOENIX, Aril. (AP) — Two MR. ROPER mo HIH S MLML' BROKBREE UP THTH E THE HANDS men conceded they probably used JUKE BOX SAMS-AMD MY *EM6MCMEMT -THROUftHIHE TO TWE6PUM WUFFLV/^*- -^ SCKBW/ lead your last dub. Since dum- more dynamite than necessary to North dealer blow out a tree stump. North-South vulnerable my is out of clubs you can tuff NORTH your last club in dummy. No- Deputies said William D. Smith 4432 body can over-raff, fortunately, and James Horton used IS sticks. Column • 62 and your game contract a there- The resulting blast shook a num< AX) S3 fore safe. be* of homes and showered a By ALFRED SHEINWOLD AX) The type of play that South two-block area with debris. No VS. Masters Team Champioa A6E should make, at the third trick one was hurt $AK is sometimes called "discard- What cm you do to stop an • 104 QJ7« ing a loser on a loser." The over-run? On* .way to protect Qi chances are that anybody who younelf ii to trump high enough • soim, executes this plsy in your game to shut the opponent -out. A sec- 4 A K Q J 10 is a very good player. The play ond way is to draw trumpi before ¥ J 10 5 • 5 2 is very simple but It never seems the iltuation arises. A third way to occur to the average player. MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY ii to transfer the rufr to another 1 • rw 14 4f DAILY QUESTION wit. Fait , Pats 4 4 AH As dealer, you hold: Spades- West opens the kins of hearts, Opening had — «/K I Hearts-A K Q » t 4 3 winning the (rick. He next leads Diamondi—19 4 diibe-41. What the ace of hearta. and East dls- do you say? cards the deuce of dubs. West Answer: Bid one heart. You IXL HELP YOU FOCUS then leads the queen of hearts. The idea is to transfer the ruff have too many high cards for a ON BETTEft LIVING from hearts to clubs. shutout bid of three or four hearts Let me help you aicht the cash Clearly, it will do you no good West Mast Switch and the hand fs much too strong for doing the extra things you'd to ruff in dummy, for East will East discards another dub, and for a pass. You should get the enjoyi -I'm 0.. Howie Hustles, surely be able .to over-ruff. Since you follow suit with your third beat results from a simple the Register classified who gets dummy has no high trumps you heart. Now West leads the ten ing bid of one in your long suit you easy money by finding buy- of diamonds, since it would do ers fast for things you own but cannot ruff with a high trump. don't use and enjoy. Dial SH I- You have been given no chance him no good to lead a fourth It Mia «»! Mm aaa • 0011 now to focus yourself to- to draw trumps. heart ward more cash and batter living. You can still make use of the You win in dummy with the transfer method. When West king of diamonds and draw two leads the oueen of hearts, dis- rounds of trumps. Then you dash card a small dub from dummy. tin ace and king of dubs i ByC—an

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THERYAnS By REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY Lac VOJM Desert JIM tUs month. I Pot iMS'feoM having success sil 18—Friday. Nov. 6. 1959 RED BANK REGISTER _ night club single entertainer. I TELEVISION ^Wymore Startsbut she admitted the road back | Chsjmel 1 wasn't easy. RADIO AFTfUtNOON lit*- (2) Movie. - (2) News Lonely Work WABC 771 WOR 71* (7) Rin Tin Tin (4) News 'Comeback Trail U:N- (2> Love of Lite When I left my career to g0 I WCBS 8M WPAT IM (I) Movie (5) Movie to Spain with Errol, I had lots «M (4) Tic Tac Dough WHTG 1411 WRCA (7) Acroii The Board (11) Three Stooges (7) News - ,-;(" .....HOLLYWOOD — And now Pat- •Juvenile Transgression' of offers at 5, 10 .and IS thous- WQXR ISM (II) Ask The Camera (11) News ,„•••'* ..:-(..- WNEW 11M (I) Movie rice Wymore starts to pick up I had newspapermen call me and a week." she said. "Arter a (II) Dance Party( ! few years, he came back here ?l«t—WOn C.rllon Fredericka (ll)French Through TV EVENING the pieces of her life. o apologize for writing the stor-- Till—WABC Newa; Alan treed (IS) Cartoon Jamboree 11: It— (2) Weather and SporU for a year—to protect his citizen- Tlwews* »>•••» Show That life was pretty well shat- ies they did about the recent 'ABC Newa; Dick Shepard (I) Cartoons (4): Weather ship, since he was'naturalized-, WON Carlton Fredericks 12: M— (2) Search For Tomorrow (7) Little Rascals tered with the sudden death ofevents. I appreciate their senti- WCM News; l«u Adl.r IIH-WCM World Tonight (4) It Could Be You (t).Weather and I decided to go back, to work. WHT« Fifteen Minut. Mews WOR Newt. World Today (11) Popeye 11: IS-(2) Movie her estranged husband, Errol ments, but it amazes me at theErrol liked me to work; he took WO* Ness; John Scott WHO A. New.; Monitor (J) Cartooni amount of public interest in this MrHC* News; it's Network •lit—WCtl Three Guaaaea (II) J. Fred Muggs (4) Jack Pair Flynn, and with the tumult that pride in it. . , ; Time (7) Pantomime QuU followed. Now she is tangled with tale of juvenile transgression. *•»•—WOn Snort.! Huaic fror (11) English 12 4: IS— (4) Local News (7) Everything Goes "I expected to pick up where I 111 The Fitzgeralda Studio X (S) Our Gang the legal aftermath, as well as "I am concerned not only by WCBS Lanny Koae •ill—WABC Newt; Alan Freed 12:4S- (2) Guiding Light (11) Sports and Weather the crief that it has caused my had left off. But it.wasn't that " tounty Agent Show JH7) Yesterdays. ,/ •!:2t-(ll) Movie rehearsing daily to continue the Ml Dick Sheimrd •III—WOI N.w«; U.N. Today lift- (2) Newt revival of her career as an en-family and' Errors family, but easy. I had to start by playing WCBS Helen Trent •111—WOB Muaic from Studio X (4) Joyce Brother! <•' . •• Newsreels 12: at- (•) Movie the outskirts of the bigtimc cir- WHTO Newa, Kelaiing (h) Sky King tertainer. becaus„ e o_f . the impression thai WBCA N.wi; Monitor (5) Cartoons ' (11) Henry Morgan cuits. 1 have-slowly built up to Mualc WAaC News; Alan Freed (II) Rate The Records "It it a tremendous job, put'this must have on juvenile minds 11I4S—WCBS Couple Ns*t Door WCBe N«vt» (7) Music Bingo 12: IS- (7) Movie This girl is set up as the ex-the better spots. It has been titO—WCBS Whispering SUe.ts WOB News: Dance Muaic (II) Fun At One •:«- (4) Weather I 12: SIMM) Newsbeat ting together the pieces of the satisfying, but it is hard and lone- WNTO Headlines. £gg - from Studio X 4:4J— (4) News estate," she remarked during a ample to follow for all young ac- Trices, Music WBCA Ntwi; Bob Haynes. (l|) Movie 12:4S- (S) Movie tresses who want to get ahead in ly work— I don't make friends News; P. Koblneon III**—WABC Nawa; Quincy Hoi (7) News rehearsal break. "Errol was not News WCM Newe, Van Vobrkia 1:1*- m turn* and Allen I:**— (4) consult Dr. Brothers show business." easily and there is nothing to do tltS -WCBS Ha I'.rkins 7:M— (I) World News the most methodical man in the WOB N.wa. Lyle V«» . : !:»-(«) Newa 1:15- (4) Thirteenth Hour She added that she was surwhen you're not performing. I WOB Carlua Fradaticka WBCA N.wa; Bob Wllsea (4) Lock Up • world. IIIIC-^WABC Cleir Jiuteklns ' 1:1*- (3> As Thi World Turns 1:2*- (2) Movie prised that the district attorney'! hope to be able to. spend more. WCM gtvllarht Salute (4) Dial 4 (5) I Led Three Lives 1:4S- (4) News; Sermonette Unquotable time at home with my daughter WOB Muaic from Stu4lo X O) U.S. Marshal investigation into Miss Aadland'! WBCA Rar HeaUherbm (5) Movie (7) Evening Prayer "The will has been filed for possible delinquency "was, drop- Amelia." •'••TS2teE?Kobbin.Sho. III!*—WkBC The WorW of (7) Memory Laat (I) Terrytoons 2:1s- (2) News probate in New York, and I ex- WCBS Right To Mappineaa (II) News ped after the testimony of only WNTO Haadlinea. Muaio (I) Film Drama 2:2*- (2) Give Us This Day pect it will be a long time before one person—her mother." WCM V™™™ Dawn (II) Highway Patrol it is settled. Mesnwhile, I have ,! W*B Muale from Btudlo X (II) Growing In Spanish Estate 'Substantial' SSiM—WABC Big- Joe 1:MMU) News 7iU— (I) Local News SATURDAY MORNING to take care of all kinds of de- WOB Lone John 7:1«— (» weather WBC* Nawa Report. 2:M- (2) For Better or Won* •:4S- (2) Previews tails. There is the estate in Ja What about the value of the (4) Queen For A Day (II) News •:SO- (2) Give Us This Day maica, where around 150 people Flynn estate? Miss Wymore be- 7:11— (I) News Moawar tkrvagk rrMay (7) Day In Court I:IS- (2) News are employed. The yacht is inlieves it will be substantial. The lit* WABC Newa (I) Film Drama 7:B~(U) Weather (4) Sermonette Spain with a crew of 10. I have bulk of the holdings will come WHTO Fifteen minute newa 7tM- (1) Rawhide tome friends over there who are from the Jamaica property and £«« pricee (II) Almanac 7:M- (2) Big Picture 'Muaie Maws; (II) Movie (4) People Are Funny (4) Modern Firmer keeping an eye on it until I incomes from various theatrical John Gambling (5) Cannonball ventures, she said. ^^ Fob to WBCA Nawa: Bill Cullea 2:M- (2) House Party 7:lt» (I) Sunrise Semester can get there." Tl4l—WHTO Ft. Monmouth New (7) Walt Disney 7:9f- (I) Previews; Call to She received four phone calls IUH SUS—WO* tlarlalJU-ndtiee (4) Thin Man I asked her about the contest ••••—WABC Newa. Al Lehman (7) Gale Storm (I) Movie Prayer about such matters as we talked, i "" ait«_WHT« ««•; jfUuins WHTO Headllnea: Wake up of the will by 17-year-old Bever- to Music (I) Film Drama (11) Honeymooners 7:M— (7) Morning Prayer ly Aadland. Miss Wymore's re- She is also engaged in preparin ••••— WABC N.wa WCBI Newa: Jack Steriini (II) Basic Rusiisn <1») Newsbeat ply * was pithy and unquotable. for a new musical revue, "Pla; 4 .t-ZwABC Martin Block Show fcM- (2) CspUin Kangaroo girls," in which she stars wit WCM News; Freeman and WOB News 1:W- (2) Big Payoff 7:K-(M) Weather (4) Home and Garden She has held her tongue aboul •THE OtiOON THAU' Hayes WBCA Newa: Bill Cullen t;H— (4) Troubleshooters the blonde prodigy, but she didMarilyn Maxwell, Julie Wilso WHTO Cloaing Stock ••11—WOB Dorothy and Dick (4) Young Dr. Malone ($) Encyclopaedia and Dagmar. They open at thi QflOWWOUFKl Report: Mualc. US*—WABC Al Lohman (5) Orient Express (S) Night Court Britannica mske this comment:' WOII News; John Wingate WHTO Newa. Relaxing . (11) To Be Announced WBCA Nawa: Wayne Howell Muaic (7) Beat The Clock (7) Cartoon Festival Show WCBS Jack Sterling Shoi (I) Corliss Archer (II) Play of the Week I:M-(4) Andy's Gang 4ll«—WOB Radio New York WOB Dorothy and Dick t:lt- (I) Hotel De Paree 4UI—WHTB News; Relaxing ••••—WABC Breekfa.t Club (II) Movie (J) Cartoons • Try Our Friday Meatless Special! Muaio until Sunaet WCM Newa; Arthur I:M— (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) Bell Telephone Hour tin- (2) On The Carousel Godfrey (5) Racket Squad MM Martin Block WHTO Headline.: gtrieUy (4) From These Roots (4) Children's Theater Newa; Freeman and for Woman (5) Racket Squad (7) Man From Blackhawk (5) Just For Fun LASAGNA Haw WOR Nawa: Galen Drake (7) Who Do You Trust? (II) Panic •:M- (2) Laurel and Hardy N.wa; John Scott WRCA Newa. Bill C«lle« CfctoM Coke, Coffa* WBCA Jim I*we Show »IS«—WNTO Nawa. Relexleg (I) Movie fcN- (1) Desihi Playhouse M:M- (2) Heckle and Jeckle Illl .WBB Radio New York Hualo (11) Curtain Time Robin Hood 2:00, 8:30. fession 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:90, JOHN RAITT Carltea-Pillow Talk 2:23, 7:23, SAT.—Cartoons 2:00; For the 10:00. * • • MARIO LANZA Off All Your Uqvor Needs . . . 9:36. First Time 2:40, 5:30, 8:30, 1 SAT.-Kiddie Show 1:30; Pillow 11:20; The Son of Robin Hood MONTGOMERY TRIES B'WAY JAYE P. MORGAN • JOHNNY DESMOND •ForThe First Tim Talk 3: SO, S:S9, 8:11. 10:13. TechiUrims * Techmcolsr 4:10, 7:00. 10:00. NEW YORK (AP) — Robert - JOHANNA vwKOCZlAN SH 1-0218 SUN.—Pillow Talk 2:00, 4: IS, SUN.—Kiddie Show 1:30; TheMontgomery, actor-producer of THE FOUR LADS 6:13, 8:24, 10:25. Beat Generation 4: IS, 7:20, films, television and stage, is • • * Crystal Liquor Store EATONTOWN 10:20; Face of A Fugitive 2:50, planning a Broadway workout as Drive-U-FRI. & SAT—Car- 5:30, 9:25. co-sponsor and director of "The GENE NELSON TAINA ELG A ho in Color 27 W. FRONT ST. Mt IANK General's Other Son." toon Carnival 7:00; Miracle of ASBURY PARK JACQUES d'AMBOISE • ALLEGRA KENT ALSO-IN COLOR CUSTOMUt PARKINw IN the Hills 7:50; Pillow Talk 9:30; The Andrew McCullough drama "SON OF RORJN HOOD" Mayfalr-The Best of Every- is on the agenda for staging next MAR OFSTOR1 Late Horror Show 11:30. thing 2:40, 7:15, 9:40. • • • SUN.-Cartoons 6:00; Pillow season by Montgomery and Al- STARTS SUN. SAT.—The Best of Everything fred de Liagre Jr. Brilliant 15-year-old pianist Talk 6:15, 9:50; Miracle of the 2:25, 4:50, 7:20, 9:55. Hills 8:30. I.ORIN HOLLANDER SUN.—The Best of Everything ACTORS' EQUITY DONATES 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40. HAZLET NEW YORK (AP) — Actors' ' * • • LatWa Drtve-ln-FRI. A SAT. St...... Jasnet— Wonderfu. .LUl Coun. - E*>ui»y h" donated $150,000 to- The iMpiriiig music of the —Cartoons 7:00; Pillow Talk try 3:15,7:00, 9:55; Rabbit Trap ward construction of the new 7:30, 11:00; Oregon Trail 9:30. 2:00, 9:44. home at Engelwood, N. J., of the U. S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY CHOIR SUN.-Cartoons 0:00; Pillow SAT.—Wonderful Country 3:15, Actors' Fund of America. ii) a Veteran's Day salute Talk 6:30. 10:00; Oregon Trail 6:44, 9:45; Rabbit Trap 2:15, The Actors' Fund, which pro- • • • 8:30. 5:25. 8:30. vides for the welfare of needy "FACI OF A SUN.—Sign of the Gladiator theatrical veterans, is building the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OONALD VOORHEES and tin BUI TttofhaM Orchittra FUGITIVE" Atlantic — Last Train From 3:20. 6:30. 9:44; Man Who Died center at an estimated cost of Twice 2:05, 5:15, 8:29. 1750,000. • V • Gun Hill 7:22;, 9:18.' LIVE and in Centrally located la SAT.—Last • Train From Gun ft 30 — Q30 COLOR' M Eataatawa • New Shrewsbury Hill 2:22. 7:22, 9:18. on NIC CHANNEL "• MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS SUN.-Middle of the Night 2:22, Prnmtad by the MIL TILIPHONI StSTIM ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME 4:40, 6:58, 9:16. ALPINE MANOR COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Snore Drlve-In-Ctrtoon Car- GRACIOUS DINING • COCKTAILS WALTER REAlftE THEATERS THE RED BANK REGISTER nival 7:00: When Hell Broke Loose 7:45; But Not for Me BANQUET FACILITIES DAILY—MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES 9:30; Late Feature 11:15. f'HRl.TOnf EATONTOWN SAT.—But Not for Me 7:00, BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 Months $15.00 10:30; When Hell Broke Loose • Months 12.00 9:05; Late Feature 12:15. SUN.-Cartoon Carnival 6:00; NOW Hire TUES. NOW thin TUES. , 4 Months 1.00 But Not for Me 6:20. 10:00; 3 Months 4.25 When HeU Broke Loose 9:30. .../7* WHATOOM8 ON WHIN TMtUOHT* OO OFF I Lass than 3 mot. par month - 1.50 SinaJo Co»y „ .09 2 SPECTACULAR NIGHTS ! ROCK Note thruTuft. of all the lar'aat pictures FRI. & SAT. now -end »reb«t)l» ttie fcesll" (pill w "Uaasanafk let Hunarr Amerlesna" NOV. 6th & 7th RT. 35 KHDOLETOWH MrMNMlL SUNDAY thru THURSDAY . I MMN'MMCU MUI'NUA MIMC A UNIVIIISM-INTIRNAIIONAI «tr IN IASTMAN COLOR • CINEMASCOPE I:M A.M. te 11:N P. 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Ames THE KENSINGTON LOUNGE "10 Second* To Hall" McGUIRE'S GROVE Mrs. C, Rowitll HWY. 35, MIDDLITOWN Tel. SH 7-2253 2 Shows Nitely • $3.50 Minimum Helen Golladay Free In-Cor Heaters 663 KENSINGTON AVE. LONG BRANCH Nancy O'Callahan Children Always Free 9 ifmrMSOfr HAL BOYU TV NEW YORK (AP)-Many a 6. The homebody-At 9:15 he NEW YORK (AP)-Plavwright osptain of industry often brags, phones his wife:.At 5:1a in the HAL HUMPHREY William Gibson has faithful fi- "I like to feel I have my office afternoon he is still helping her nancial backers. so well organized it runs just as worry about how to fix the The production costs of two 'efficiently when I'm away as vacuum cleaner, how to deal with Gibson projects this. season are • when I'm ' in the children, and making last- Acting Easy? being underwritten by the same I it." minute additions to the grocery group that backed his initial suc- list of things to bring home for cess, "Two for the Seesaw." Actually, of dinner. He has done nothing all HOLLYWOOD —Until the quiz much dramatic wallop as Sir | course, he se- The twin new ventures are day but run up the company's how investigation came along, Laurence Olivier ever got rat of 'The Miracle Worker," a drama cretly prefers phone bill $8.40 on his personal Hamlet's soliloquy. to feel just the IOW many of us realized how hit of the new Broadway season, home calls. :asy it is to become a com- Albert can open up the Freed and "Dinny and the Witches," apposite — that nan School of Acting, Hollywood without the 7. The practical joker—All his >etent actor? whic is getting an off-Broadway magic of his life he has yearned to put gin in There is nothing in the mass nd make a bundle. There are any showcasing. presence and the office water cooler, and now biographical data on Charles lumber of so-called actors here touch of per- is his chance. He sneaks down 'an Doren to indicate that he was itio would hock their toupees to sonal author- and buys a bottle of juniper ven Interested in high school « able to put on a performance BOYLE ity the whole juice, but when heroines back Iramstlcs. yet within a matter s good as Van Doren's PLAY BEAUTIFUL place tends to dissolve into chaos. upstairs his courage fails him— of weeks he developed into one of In retrospect now I believe that 1 He worries about whether the and he hides the bottle In his TV's best actprs. ••.>. [ollywood will admit that it has dally routine degenerates into a desk. always underestimated the acting ORGAN MUSIC 8. The open rebel—He walks Isj Ms tMtteeay COUNT-DOWN, PISTINATION SIUCTOR, PRISS • DINNER BANQUETS • WEDDINGS • ANNIVERSARIES at lh» ... LfVHt AND ROCKIT ZOOMS. For Reservations e PIZZA Al DiGlrolamo Or Information Advertlt«d Prks $ *., Long llruiich SYCAMORE AVE. SU 1-M70 LITTLE SILVER Overlooking the Ocean Hobby Headquarters (Weal ol Llltlu Silver R.R. Station) For Rvmrvntiotn C.< 9-IO0O tt WHITE ST. 811 7-44)1 RED BANK CLOSID TUISDAYS AT 3:00 P. M. SKA I1KIGIIT Middletown-Manasquon Top Lions Go for Fifth Straight Win; Rumson Takes on Gulls

By Hy Cunningham Coach Arnie Truex has his the top B division attraction as hip went one touchdown and ex- Middletown Township gridders it is the only game listed. All point better than the Keyport JINE OUT OF 10 CLEARED THE CRYSTAL moving at a fast clip in the other clubs have out-of-Confer- icore. BALL last week and it was our own fault it wasn't a Shore Conference a Division race ence games on tap. Rumson expects an aerial at- and tomorrow ia the big one as Rumson can tie Keyport in thetack from the Garnet Gulls. perfect Saturday of selections. We tried to get Long far as the Lions are concerned. win column with a triumph over Coach Frank Farrell has an ex. Branch back on the bean after ita first upset, but it Long Branch is leading the the Gulls, but still that Matawan cellent passer when ha gives the just didn't work. circuit with a 44 record. Mara- tie game stares back at the Bull- lignal to throw to Ray Sakker. aqusn and Middletown are tied dogs' perfect slate. On the receiving end art some Altar Saturday's games, tit* football season it for second with 3-1 records. One Keyport is 40, while Rumson pretty fine catchers ia Roger two games away from conclusion, Nov. 14 and of these teams will come up with supports a W-l record in the di-Williams and Bill Hurley. Thanksgiving Day..Nov 21 Is a resting Saturday a 4-1 mark as they meet In Mid-vision. The Red Raiders pulled Sleg Weds Greea Light dletown for the featured game out • thrilling victory over Met- for the big holiday clashes. . on the gridiron menu Saturday. uchen in a game played Tun If Rosatt gives Terry. Sleg, his Red Bank Catholic and Rumson-Fair Haven Region- Coach Truex'f team loft its first day and looked very, very good in great back, the green Hght in this doing it. game, he might Just hike his al continued to hold their unbeaten record intact with game to Long Branch, 41-0, but scoring leadership up to a point the Bulldogs having that Matawan tie as the only dark then recovered from that setback Rosati Etperlmratlag where it could be hard to grasp. ia grand fashion. The Lions took It was only a couple of years spot on its record. over/Princeton, 27-0, and then Coach Joe Rosati said, last that he is doing a ago that right halfback Billy Lew. Coach Al Forte's Caseys stayed oa the unde- beat Red Bank. Freehold is, foremer Bulldog back, sewed Neptune In that order to put to- feated road last Saturday by snowing under Holy thy, one p ip the scoring honors oa the fin- gether a four-game win streak. al day. Slag could be another Cross, SML Rfjswon's Bulldogs held their own win shore. Rosati was trying J. V. in Us— Underdogs the fullback position after he Bulldog to take the Shore scoring slat| jftfelber by taapinc Central Regional, 184. honors. Middletown. Is the underdog, ripped off quite a gain in the Cen- tral game. tires on fwo NEW Freehold Regional travels to Asbury Park and this WHEELS at a full one should go to the Blue Bishops unless the Colonials are a hot club after getting their first win. ASBURY PARK 26 FREEHOLD 7 Neptune scored one touchdown In losing sis games and It appears as If the Union Hill Club will ALE OFF hand the Filers loss No. 7. The Scarlet Fliers were IMPORTANT-RIAD held scoreless In five of six •antes. -- NOW AT ABSOLUTELY OONT MIAK TIM StAU UNION HILL 21 NEPTUNE f LOWEST ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Uave the tubetesssnow tins mounted) Play it safe. Ktep your Central Regional, the club that looked pretty good snow tins mounted. Don't risk against Rumson last week, tangles with Southern Re- 59 FORD Leftovers! Injury to the tubekts head Mai. gional. Southern has been s little more touchdown Prevent bead damage. It's easier and faster to switch wheels than happy than Central, scoring 66 points while winning to change tires anyhowt one. Central has only two six pointers but played tougher competition. Easy Terms ,,. Allenhurst Easy Charge CEN. REGIONAL 21 SO. REGIONAL 12 Wlt,T "THE STtLT 1'Z, A/ti> SSo. Toms River is 4-2 and ia playing Pleasantvllle. WLT BRKe IH WiTH 49 What sort of a club Pleasantvllle has Is a mystery: A/OtV OF THE TOMS RIVER 26 PLEASANTVILLE 7 PHILADELPM/A MATAWAN FORD McManus & Fisk, Inc. V/ARRtORS, HAS 0t MrtG a service organization which oilers all the advantages and The rugged Brick Township team will play tonight 0 R continued Inlereit ol a local buslnori combined with com- New Lktcatlon . . . under lights at Sayrevllle. Brick Is classed as one of the VT/IE Ryder Cup the Missouri Valley plays inde- Orandlnette Builders 17 of the American Football League. on the Buckeyes, but no streak SYRACUSE (AP) — Unranked Ho]jndel Liquor* „,.. jg PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) - pendent Louisville. Mike DeJohn is favored to whip Oasis Drive In Halas said Hunt telephoned is safe this season. The United States is only a slim IH him. "I told him that was too The three-way tie in the Ivy former pro footballer Charlie SuburbaCoa« Yachn Barbert Workss _._! 15 Dartmouth over-Columbia. The favorite to regain possession of should be broken after two, Yale ABC Foundry „ many." Brand New' Powell in a 10-round heavyweight Mlddletown Plumblnj , -.13 Lions made a good showing thee famed Ryder Cup from Great and Penn, meet in Philadelphia bout tonight in the War Memori- Red Bank Electric .._. •gainst Cornell and could do theBritian as play opens today in the Princeton, the other, starts the Lloyd's Pharmacy ._ 12 al Auditorium, but Powell has Mlddletown Lama ... Dukee Quite same before their homecoming International Golf Classic. league's Big Three rivalry other ideas. American Lumbar ... U.SJtOYAL Q alums. against Harvard. I * M Hardwara The setting is the New Eldorado "I can punch with both hands VFW West Keanaburg Holdout Stand Syracuse over Peon State. Rip Country Club's 6,120-yard course. Television viewers hi the east- —iM- L. Oradde 3W>, J. McLar- LOW PROFILE Engle can tell Ray Eliot: "We've em region can watch Pitt play as well as anybody," said Powell, en. Wz, R. Paulaen 20«. D. Peck 223, On tap in the first of the two who broke one of them last June o. Erb 231, 1. Marrlno JOS. P. White DETROIT (AP) — Former Se- got 'em better in the East, too." Boston College beginning at 1:30 ZOO. H. Van Note 2(5. T. Matthews 201. days of play were four scotch in losing to Roy Harris. .Hit* team lerns—Holmdel Uquors ton Hall basketball star Walter Michigan State over Purdue. foursomes of match play—two p. m. EST (NBC-TV). The other 2.74T; High team game—Holmdel u- Dukes will be back in the De- regional pits Air Force at Mis- Powell, ranked eighth by the quo™ 970 High series—I«o Orazldt Duffy Daugherty'a boys move the players of each team playing one •Mi High game—Barry Van ~ troit Pistons' lineup for the N» souri, starting at 2:30 p. m National Boxing Assn., hu not tlonal Basketball Association ball. ball and alternating shots. fought since then. QUICK Will "V Pennsylvania over Yale. Yale's Th, „e top foursome featured Capt. EST, also over NBC. The latter MONDAY RIGHT LKAOUE game against Boston in St. Louis rough M83 victory over Penn aw game Is hooked in the East DeJohn was a 6-5 favorite over Dwlght's Plumbing * Heating 21 next Tuesday. Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff when BC-Pitt finish. Powell, a former defensive end Brlte's Cleanera . „ lg both teams biting round steaks,against Britain's Harry Weetman Miami Pool Corp. "" - Pistons General Manager Nick out of each other. One vegetar- Other Saturday games in the and linebacker for the San Fran- Cottage Lounge Kerbawy said yesterday the hold, $ and Dave Thomas. East: Villanova at Army; Buck- cisco 49ers. aanfleld Movers _ 70 ian vote tor Penn. Leading off were Britan's Ber- Live Modern Builders out center had agreed on con-|| nell at Colgate; Dartmouth at DeJohn, of Syracuse, has a 37- Bachstadt's Tavern flus Tax Clemson over Duke. Clemson nard Hunt and Eric Brown Atlantic Hljhland tract terras In a telephone con-l lost to Georgia Tech, which lost Columbia; Brown at Cornell; 7-1 record, including 26 knock- Jtncf Blue Jays .. venation. . • II 47045 against Bob Rosburg and Mike Boston U. at Holy Cross; Rut- outs. Powell has kayoed 15 of Orand Plasa Plaza 7J044 to Duke. But reliance on com- Souchak of the United States. Harold'! Simoeo ..._ The 7-foot Dukes has been all parative scores is almost as dan- gen at Lafayette; VMI at Le- his 20 victims. He has lost tour Local 4«4 A.M.C. . ._ holdout since Oct. 14. He Is) now I Other matches pit Capt. Dai Rees high; Maryland at Navy. 200 Club: Id Olas 203. Ed Rauieb 21 and drew in two other bouts. gesous as bicycling on the Pasa- and Ken Bousfield of Britain ra. Tom McNamara SJS, btrnle Brown taking refresher courses in New I Thefight will be televised and 312. Ralph jmian 202; John Anderson York for the State Bar examin-1 u.s. ROTAI wwnnof dena Freway. against Julius Boras and Dow 200. aagMwa A^BBBBAA Northwestern over Wisconsin. Finsterwald and Peter Allis and broadcast nationally (NBC, 10 atlon, Kerbawy said, and will WITH ISJW Fight Inquiry p. m., EST.) BAYSHOrtE TAVCBN LEAflUE miss the three Detroit games this Hitchcock's "North by North- Christy O'Connor .againit the W Mi west" was good, but not so ex- Loon's Bar M weekend. yanks' Doug Ford and Art Wail, Prank's Tavern 19 citing as Northwestern. Jr. • Still Goes On Bow's IS c Upperman Nabs Paul's Tavern _ 15 Tennessea over Lousiana State. NEW YORK (AP) — The New Atlantic Highland! Recreation 14 10 Good Season Ahead Tha improved Vots come out Val'i Tavern 13 York State Athletic Commission Conner'! Hotel , .. 12 11 •winging. This pick should help Navy over Maryland. Tha Sail- 12 For Game Hunters OPEN TIL 9 P.AA. hopes to wind up today its long 63-Pound Bass Rldsewood Inn , io my old assistant, Paul Oietxel. ors start their drive for the Army 14 1 inquiry into alleged irregularities BARNEGAT (AP)-Morrie Uf 1« TRENTON (AP) — Dr. A. llllnoU over Michigan. A salute game. in the promotion of the June 20 perman, veteran Atlantic City «00 Rerl.i: Dfck^Perrin'rlib. ail. Heaton Underhill, state director Saturday *tH * P. M^-Cfostd S—duyi Texas over Baylor. Homecom- to the great Mini line coach, Burt Floyd Patteraon-Ingemar Johans- angler, yesterday caught a striped 2«> Club: Aide Drenkwater 337. Ed of fish and game, says .small Ingwanen. ing at Austin. A royal flush and son fight and charges stemming bass weighing 63 pounds 10 ftausch 23J, Don Worth 320, Hairy game hunters can look forward a full house. Dwlgnt 231. Dick Fcrrlnl 211. 214. IEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT Iowa over Minnesota. Gopher from the title scrap. ounces while trolling in the At- frank Pauiek an. rmFred climClambroni e to a good season this fall. fight can't beat Hawkeye speed. I also lean toward the first • If today's hearing is anything I Tha upland'games season opens named in the following games: laniic Ocean near Barnegag t Light. & ^M"!!? ISIn'l?m w.?i!S f Air Force over Missouri. The like yesterdays "objection" and The fish was weighed at t pinto am, fom Piitaipiiti k a»4.ax t > a. m. tomorrow. USE YOUR Falcons play with a sense of des- Virginia, Army-Villanova, Detroit- "exception" marked session be- Dayton, Georgia-Florida, Clndn- board of trade on Long Beach tiny. tween the various barristers, the Island. Upperman said he'll sub- COMI, SU THE WORLD'S HNIST IOATS Iowa State over Nebraska. The nati • Tulsa, Auburn • Mississippi Inquiry may be with us until the EASY CHARGI State, Oklahoma State-Denver, mit it to the International Game IN NIW JIRSirS LARMST SHOWROOM "Dirty Thirty" muu up the Hos- snow lies deep. Fish Association as the heaviest iers. Mississippi-Chattanooga, Arkan- striped bass ever caught in New Mt-Rice, Kentucky'Vanderbilt, On the spot in the commis- Buy Now During Our TiwiwndoHi FRANK PORTER'S Oklahoma over Kansas State. sion's Inquiry arc Cus D'Amsto, Jersey waters. The Sooners will stay In the bigHouston-Wichita. Colorado State- He was trolling 200 feet off WINTER SAVINGS EVENT Utah State, Utah-Idaho, Kansas- manager of former Heavyweight tight race—words with a strange Champion Patterson, Promoter shore in the boat Rascal out of ring. Colorado, Washington Oregon Barnegat Light. State, Oregon-California, Stafford- Bill Rosensohn (who calls him- RED BANK TIRE Co. Georgia Tech over Notre Dame. Upperman is the manufacturer UCLA, Southern California-West self a "retired promoter"), and The Rambling Wrecks-faut sob- Rosensohn Enterprises, Inc., nowof the Upperman bucktail, a lure erly. Virginia, Alabama-Tulane, VMI for catching striped bass. •ILL CHADWICK 101 RITTGR Southern Methodist over Texas Lehigh. Miami (Ohlo)-Toldeo. Ar- headed by lawyer Vincent Ve- A & B BOAT SALES AaM disappointed Mustangs good izona State-Texas Western, Texas lella. (Oae Mto tsafts ef AtrparO enough to throw the Aggies. Tech-Ariions. AimK»IZEOA1£RCURYftOAUBUCCAN /'fit, °" jw VorK i a .owl JH Nyrnrnw 3 3 ,HW j Figure it out for yourself. Europe is about 3400 miles from MKilrrn Dlvlilim HI. 1,1)1111 'I % ,uyi New York, and the fabulous Fiat "600" piveB you up to 42 FIAT *H4O DELIVERED llflroll i a MO U MODEL 500 Cincinnati a 4 :i;™ 1 smiling miles for every, gallon I MAf.FI SIM • • ^"r W inc. .Mlnnr«|pc.ll. 1 a ,117 1 F&H MOTORS, YMIcrday'i llnulU And wherever you go in a Fiat, take the whole family with No Uanin rt.lii'ihilnl Tmlar'i, Hihrdul* you. As compact a car as Fint is, you'll find there's a spacious BUFFIA MOTOR CO. Phone LI 2-1111 llrlloll al Mllli»-»|M.II< 'foinnrrow'B Hehfitiiln welcome just inside tho doors. ROUT! 31, IATONTOWN 1 I'lillailrtiihlit al llnaliin STATI HWY. 31? CATONTOWN Clnrlnnall vs. Hyraciun al Itnrltfklrr OPEN f A.M. ta f LI 2-R7» .MlnnfnjH.il, «| iirlmll (TV, Alleruuuiu Unt Vnrk at m, I.011I1 Tomorrow's Comics and Crossword Plaade STEVE ROPER KNOCK 22—Friday, Nov. 6, 1959 his own hand to discard three AT A FAMILIAR DOM/— RED BANK REGISTER diamonds from the dummy. THE HANDS Hence West can afford to ait Bridge South dealer back and wait instead of trying clubs; and this leaves only two to cash the ace of diamonds. Both sides vulnerable trumps in dummy, not enough NORTH A 5 2 for three losing spades, . DAILY QUESTION 10 9 84 3 "But this is aside from the As dealer, you hold: Spades—6 Column • 65 main point. Should East signal Hearts—None Diamonds—A K 9 8i his doubleton in diamonds by 7 4 3 Clubs—J 1(1 « 7 5 2. What By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST EAST LOVER A 6 * KQ 1087 playing the ten, or should he play do you say? I -BUT TME AFTERMATH I U.S. Masters Team Champion V None • 7 62 the deuce of diamonds at the Answer: Bid one diamond. You 1 OF THIS OME WILL GIV6 I 4 A K 9 7 4 3 • 10 2 first trick?" intend to bid clubs later, unless 1 W0CAU««*M«TH/] "Please settle an argument tha at I 10 8 7. 5. 2_ *6 3 SOUTH Curiously enough, experts don't partner raises diamonds enthus- •has split our bridge club righ agree on this question. Some play down the middle," a reader A A J94 iastically.. With a freakish two- V A KQJ 5 high, others play low. It's wise to suiter it pay a to open the bidding pleads. "The question is whether agree on this matter with your it is always, without exception, • 8 a trifle light rather than pass. •> A Q 9 favorite partners. With other correct to signal a doubleton of South partners you may have to take your partner's opening lead."' 1 » Wc»l North Eatt CAR DIVES, TOO MICKEY MOUSE • By WALT DISNEY 3 at 2 NT 3 ¥ Pass your chances, on guessing right. "West opened the king of dia- 4« 4 •/ Pass Still more curiously, this ia not SANDIEGO, Calif. (AP) — monds," the letter continues, 6 V AH' Pass Opening lead — 4>K the true point of the hand. West While sailor John Collins was "and South happened to take a should switch to a black suit at fair amount of time to make his •way on a four-day cruise in the the second trick no matter who submarine USS Seafox, his Brit- plan. This gave East time to holds the missing diamond. If make up his mind. He decided to lems. He ruffed the ace of dia- ish-made sports car also took a monds, drew three trumps, and East has it. South will ruff the dive. play the ten of diamonds at the second diamond (as he did when first trick. ran the clubs to discard dummy's He had parked it on Harbor losing spade. Then South could the hand was played). If South "West noticed that the deuce has the last, diamond, however, drive and police said it apparent- . of diamonds was missing. He rea-ruff a spade and discard two oth- ly had been pushed over a foot; soned that East would not bother r spades on dummy'* good dia- he cannot beat it. There is noth- high concrete buffer into San ,fo signal with a doubleton aince monds. ing in dummy on which he canDiego Bay. "I guess somebody 'theîdding made it obvious that Switch Would Beat Slam get rid of a diamond; and he wanted the parking apace," said declarer could not have length in "You'll notice, of course, Out cannot have enough winners in Collins. diamonds. Therefore West led theSouth goes down if West switches ace of diamonds at the second tin either black suit at the sec- trick. i.n •.-• Iond trick. South must draw three it * CTpfVf* I JinP" ByCoan "Tills solved all of South's prob-l trumps before he can cash the CROSSWORD PUZZLE An>wtr *• *•»«•"••»•• "•««'• Prtient—For You and ACROSS S-SIave Y«xjrt • • • Instability is sug- SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 1-Anay! '-Alloy having <-Frult tin ai bin gested. Some difficulty with or »-Animal's tact 10-Exlst . - through young people it potiible. U-Armeif ' IP t CAN S«T Wt PUttt IN F«OM TMI* I CAM see NOTHING mtr IS-Be 111 Vitality will be increased, how- •ACK ID THft COASr PlUSCTIONu.. 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(BMBSBIJC aUHMIsBBBBf ~ '•BWaftaMMsfsBil mtmAND nuns fnUMMNS VAMICD, lDajr—:_.- RAMBLER- CUSTOM: tear-,- < .ATI MODEL B.D.2 •BSTfTfe TfOnKmm m, radio, ke-alcr. tnUV-OT-f %WwCWwH XâVOCe ^ ---"-—vw -P--P --• ->- —- -i— — --— SH MISS twtwattt a S Days Caaaits , He Us* Z-2IM If, aide puller, hydraulic hitch, for • HJ a.m.. p.m. 4 Daya Catuec»iHre. Me Use 1>H MERCURY MONTCLAIR. four-door 'Otlom plow, tlrea Ilka new; 11-3* rear, MIDDLE-AOED WOMAN, to help with [AVE NEEDLE - WILL 8EW Dreiset. hardtop, white and beige. Power .50-19 front. Will run on sennits a day. children and homework In exchange Sum, Dreperlee. Buttonhole!. New & Used Furniture 5 Day* Cmieutlv. ScLiaa VII] aell for 11.24S. Call LI 2-tTM, Rich for room and board, plus small allow, AT 1-04M ateerlng, power brakes, power, eeat, orgentcn. M Days Consecutive . KeUaa complete leather Interior, padded dash, •nc*. 8H 1-4SM. .-I8H TYPINO to do at home, «- T - BONE VALUES N Days CanaecuUve . Me Una broadloom. Thle beautiful automobile 'ART-TIME HOUSEWORKER. Five perlenced. can be youre for only 11500. FINANC- mornlnga or afternoone. Twenty 811 1-2T» At ING ARRANGED. Private owner. LI Yearly Contract Ratet OB Rcquctt 2-3»M. . . •"• •OATS ft ACCfSSOMIS houri, S20- Reference!. SK 1-6234. gTENO-TYPIST. Fill, efficient work In Minimum latertlea Tkrco Uawa EXPERIENCED COUNTKR O1RL. Ap my home. No Job too email. Reason' Blind ada Uilnj TUe Reftiter'a P. o. Boi 23c eitra. \9M PLYMOUTH COU PE.. radio. Mat- IOW II THB TIME to order your ply In paraon. Cigl Luncheonette, 41 ihlr. »H 7-41SS. HAMBURGER PRICES! er, excellent running condition. Dew Monmouth St.. Red Bank. K«Bt to ctatiify. edit or reject my advertisement U rtterved muffler, bearlnge. clutch. SH 1-6103. winter atorace covere before eeaaon- ECRETARY — MATURE. NUMBER py Tha R*(Mer. I ruah. Call LO 6-soif. Larry'a Up- of yeari unuaual financial experience. Nobody - But Nobody Bath We will not be responsible for errore. unless they ere tVectld 1S61 PLYMOUTH four-door, standard idWtery Bhop. Matawan. N. J. )Oth pereontl and corporate. Available before me second insertion. ahlff. aicellent running condition.. LI «'7 RUNABOUT with 1* h.p. motor 'or geneml lecretarlal work. OS 1*0773 No cancellations will be accepted or chmm made Is aavertlae- 3-11B3. Full remdtc-'con^rola, plus eitrai. HELP WANTED-MALE ifter 3 p.m. FIELD'S THRIFT WAREHOUSE PRICES! cull on* hour »ner receipt at office. 1963 AUSTIN HBALY — Engine mm •1 Condition, S»» e* but offer. SH 7- WOMAN WISHES PART TIME work, pletely rebuilt 7,000 mllea ago. run 163. V- ^ •-«*?-•-,.- . ATTENTION office or lales. • Raturm MADLINI 1:00 P. M. Day later* PuMleatrO* nlng and lekyderian track cam, modi- ET 14 Oiler) built No. 21>. Bicellent OS 1-1390 fied valve train, poliehed head, borec] MAN to work with aalea manager fo • Rapoisassioni condition with trailer. '* WILL CARE FOR children In my CLASSIFIED DltPLAT ' 40,000th and completely balanced with AT 1-3O7S four w'eeki tnlnicg !o prepare lor • :M A. II. Par Before raMleatleB wlla araet two dars Mm pebU- competition clutch. Thle le an eicep- home, by the hour, day. week or • Trada-lns tlonal buy for eomeone who wante a poiltlon.' with large concern. Work mnth. 811 1-2233. Ona block from Rtd good aporta car at a reasonable price. YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOIt Honmouth end* North Ocean Countlea. Bank High School. Ilgheit offer over 11,000 accepted. 8H WINTERIZED, INSURED AND Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0S25 STORED IN OUR LOCKED aALAFlY Fenllon Plan and Group ID HERE'S JUST A FEW OF CaJle on private telephone ere toll-free to OS i-052» from the fol- VOLKSWAGEN 1958. Black eedan. Sun VAULTS— VERY LOW surance. ITUATIONS WANTED-MALE lownr •tatlont: LOwell 6, COlfll 4. KEanibun «, WHIlnty t. roof. Very low mileage, perfect con- Ths Individual' Buys .... Calm on private telephone! are toll.fr>> ts BH 1-001(1 from tha dltlon.f Like new throughout. SH 1-8723. RATE INCLUDES SALES hickgroiind not eonaldered ARTENDEH^ Is yelra' experience. following* itattont: ATlantlc* HlRhlandi 1 CApltal *" and s. Liberty i. 'ank Teatlng Check Water Pump Capable of -mantgini. Phone KB 6- Hlehlenda 3. OSborna 1, RTJmaon 1, t£a Bright 3, and SHadyalde 1 FOUR-DOOR '4ft Bulck Uoadinaater. r'luih Motor Check Clutch neceaiary If peraonable and. neat ap- 3SS4-J between 12 and 3 p. m. • 2-pe. k 3-pe. Living Room Suitai from $10. Very good condition. Very reaionable. pearing. Aga 23 and ever. Complete call Saturday artcr 12, 38S Redmond 7heck Ignition C'k Fwd. A R'v'ea MAN, German, tome' Etiglleh ipoken. • Saetional Sofas from |B0. 3heck Carburetor Check Linkage detalle will be given during Interview. Home or garden work, full or part- Ave.. oakhurat, N. J. L,ube Motor Check Propeller 1 line. Good worker Location muit be • 3-pe. Badroom Suits* from $50. 1W7 VOLKSWAGEN two-door aedan In Complete Eaternalv "C'roa'n Proofing' Phone for appointment SH 1-dMS. iccetllble to bue line. Call U 3-31M ANNOUNCIMINTS immaculate condition. Thla v.w. la :ompteta Internal "Rust Proofing" 0 a.m. -.te noon. Ilka new In every reepect. oleamlng t PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC N0I7CES Hack exterior with apotleeo Interior. TUB BOATMAN'S SHOP IARPENTBR —.^PAINTERÂTE . LLIOHT Will trade and finance. Call Mr. Pat-Bvery boating need under one roof. SEVEN CLEAN CUT MEN ccarpentrcarpenarpentrt y and painting rtnne.rte Rail 3 - ROOM OUTFITS tereen at SH 1-6101. with • future. Salary %n to Mart • 7-pc. Badroom Grdqp heater. New whltewalla. Regatta blue. 4 Wharf Avenue Had Bank, N. I. Call aH HO1I lor appointment. FINANCIAL One owner. Excellent condition. fTSS. 1 ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 11:00 A. M. the Women's " 1.2103. IKIFF, open, 34', I *" beam. 150 h.p. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • •.»«. C«rvad S«eti«in«l Outfit So-H? Interceptor, reduction. New thla year. dety for Christian Service and the Men's Club of the Tinton Falls ISM FURY PLYMOUTH Convertible,. Tull price 12400. HI 3-2H*. USE OUR MONEY COMMISSION BAKERY/ for I • 5-,ic. Oinatta "' .., ' ' '• . Excellent condition. Terme. CA 2- If you are alirt and ambitious wt'll [deal for couple. Methodist Church (Circa 1740) will hold an AUCTION at CSS Tin- 3MS. HU8T BELL 14' Century outboard bet- put you In burlnisa In Rad Bank or SH 1-1133, Mr. Tragaah Talca ever balanca of $ 166. $ 1.71 IMS CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR pri- ter than new. Choice of englnea. Beit the Baythora area In time (or the holi- ton Avenue. ' lifer. SH T-4SM after S. day ruin. Wa provide the merehandlte. IEKVICE STATION for laeaa In Keana- vately owned, la good condition. OS burg. Two modern bayt, low rent, •S73S. IOAT CRADLE with four dual wheeli. financing, and know how. Stop In any OUTFIT #71231 . The items, to be auctioned by Mr. Ernest Hiltbmnner, have been Will haul or launch ala-ton boat. day 121, 4-5. Kelly, 720 Itattlsoa Ave.. low inveitmmt. The chance to btcome ISM DODOE VS. Iff chaula with tor Jood eondltloo, SIM. SH 1-MtO. Atbury Park. " Independent for the right man. Cil • 9-pc. Saetional Outfit , • given by members and friends of the church. The proceeds will draulle holat, two speed axel, good "A 2.4400. Bvanlngs TK J-S343. rubber, mechanically excellent. Will Mil IOAT OWNERS — Cuatom alteration! CARETAKER DBLICATBSSXN AND LuxeheoneUa In • 10-pe. Saamitt Badroom Group be nied by the Building Fund Crusade. for S1.3JB. LI 3-tTifc. Rich Jorgenien. and repairs tor Tour boat In wood, Btperlenoed huuiyraan-gardnar. Couple LMeroft ehopplnc center. Bteellent UK) CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR eedan Keel or ribafgia*. Free estimate!, c. considered. Pleasant living quarters. pportunlty. Call SH 1-tBU. • 5-pc. Dinatta ' . :; „ . Among the items to be auctioned are: large'brass locomotive bell, ; Oelbreim a; Son, Inc., Keypert. Iflddletown altata. flood references on- 4-1312. ly. "Ciretlker." »ox Sll. Red Bank. Taka ovar balanea of $275. ' '!;;<• >" • $2.71 •quipped with cradle; apartment-size gas range, tables, chairs, IMS ISO lip. Chrli Craft engine with GROCERY CLERK WANTED. Must be 1MB BUICK SUPER iwo-door Rlverla direct drive 1900. Bucellen! condition. MIRCHANDISI dressers, bedsteads, marbletop dresier, high chair, playpens, chil- pearl gray and blue, whltewall Urea, experienced. Apply aentlle'a super OUTFIT #73140 power ateerlng and automatic trana- n 3-1141. Market, Ntw Monmouth. • FOR SALE dren's toys, antique andirons, wagon wheel, pressure cooker, type- million, radio, heater. Loom and runa rHREE 2«' SEA SKIFFS, open and GARDNER MAINTENANCE MAN, ex- • 10-pe. Danish Plaitie L.R. Outfit perfect. Sacrifice W» Cell OH 1-0400. with ahelter, In good condition. HI perienced. . Steady, full lime. Own writer, hamper, dog basket, ironing boards, books galore, lamps, 1.1141. PLYMOUTH 1950 COUPE good trana- -aniportatlon. AT 1-8033^ • Lovaly Modarn 10-pc. Badroom Group antique picture frames, garden tools, hand tractori, large quan- portatlon. «7o. HI 3-24(M Saturday and [('THOMPSON SKIFF. 30 tip. John- HAN WITH CAR — Voting, neat and HAMMOND Sunday. ion electric atari motor, Including personable' for aales work with Fuller • S-pc. Dinatta tities of stemware, china, kitchen wares. Fiesta ware, Wedgwood, inchor, line, full canvaa cover, navy Bruih Co. No experlenca necettary, will ORGAN STUDIO USe FORD TWO-DOOR SEDAN, glla :op, compaaa. aeat cushion!. New battrain- . For appolntmtnt call Mr. Fen' Taka ovar balanca of $344. $3.10 weakly crystal. There are many other articles too numerous to mention. unlng black with excellent whltewalla :ery. Many extra!. HI 3-M72-M. •ter. FR 1-1074 after 7 p.m. of ASBURY PARK Standard tranamliilon, very good eon Salts1 — atrvlea — inttrunioa Luncheon will be served by the WSCS at 12:30 P. M. dltfon throughout. BH 7-iWl. 7OME SBE the world'! flneat boata In New Jereey*a largeet ahowroom. RxntiosRATion MAM - MUM MRENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS MM CADILLAC four-door .sedan. Buy now during our trernendoua wln- experienced. Apply In parson. Eat - Open dally til S p.m. Sat 'til S:30 p.m Articles will be on display at 10:00 A. M. Here le your chanca to buy a one- :er saving! evetrt at A HBTIRED VAN for night wetel TXPEWRRBBS, ACDINO miPÎWI cylinder, power glide. Like new. tSSO. aalea, X Herbert St., Red bank. Tlcehunt Animal Hospital. All makes, new or usad. Guaranteed. SH l«m SH 1-OJ21. Basy terms. "Buy am where they fix LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS E. W. ROOFING, caulking, and atorm *om." Low aa 923. aerpico'a. 101 Mon* 19S2 OLD8MOBILE HYDROMATIC damage repalra (apeclal ilx ehlnglea SHORT ORDER mouth St. Nan to theater. BH T-otaS. ALL BRAND NEW AT LOW, LOW PRICES LOST — OIR1/B prescription glatiea, IMS — BUICK two-dear Riviera. Oi 1290 — 1954 Super Bulck with or leu Including vent and chimney COOK blue and whit> framei. in blue caie. owner. 24,000 mllei. Two-tone blue, dynaflow. whltewall Urea, excellent con- caulking «12) 24 hour eervlce. FR 8-3831 CO 4-0473 WOOD — Sease-ned ©alt. nraplace, atove fled Bank. SH 1-IMT. Reward. fully equipped and full power. Full) dition. »7«0. HI 3-1141. and furnace. MeOuira'i Market. Rt. NEW CLOSE - OUTS guaranteed by new ear dealer. Wil AINTING UNLIMITED—Interior and SALES' REPRESENTAT1VB—Opportun- ISM HUDSON air conditioned, all pow 34. Colte Nock. WH S-4323. EvenlafS. LOST — QOLDBN RETRIEVER name take trade. Call Mr. Patterson ex terior, quality painting.. No Jon too ity to Join largest organ studio In WH t-4333. of Rip. vicinity of Eatontown. Ke BH 16301. er unite. S61S. Call evenlnge Ocean •mall or too large. Eitlnfatea enter. the more area. Mutt bt able to play MODERN ward. LI 2081*. port Tap Home, U 2-vim. fully given. CA 2-3035. the Hammond organ and have some BREWER'S GRAINS TRUCKS PLYMOUTH, MU-B(ctlMnt condition, TWO MOTORCYCLES — One Harley prior telling; experience. Draw against hay. straw, mulch hay, and manure Reo, Sale LOOT — PASSBOOK No. L31I. Finder all cylinder, Cambridge model, four, BUILDER — Hlgheet quality cuatom liberal commission. Prefer A-l ap- for sale. Call CO 4-0S24. pleaae return to Monmouth County door sedan, radio, hiater, new llrei, and ona BMW. work. New contraction, alterations pearance) and personality. Interview b National Bank, Little Silver. one owner car, pelted Mate Inspaciion. 811 1-43S4 and repalra. For eitlmate. call Herbert appointment only. PR MSOO. Hammon STRING SLBIOH BBLLS—31 belle. SJ. 3.pe. Walnut Badroom III*. fff, LOST — AMBER DROP BARRING. Completely winterised. Dependable, and ISM BUICK SPECIAL. Four-door, hard Elgenrauch. SH 1-3201. Organ Btudlo of Aibury Park. Baah, two large 4'4"xt'S", ona 4'xt'f; 3-pe. Cord. Mahogany Badroom 279. lit. Red Bank or Little Silver. Phone economical. Nice riding family car. top. Fully equipped. **"! wall tlrei. JOBS THAT OTHERS REFUSE or bid one 4'a'x«'o". Oood condition, suitable SH H»0T. Kurt eell quickly due to Illner*. Sacri- excellent condition. 11.080. KIT MWft too high on. try ua. Painting, renova- AUTO SALES MANAGER — UL_ for porch. LI J-Jtt*. fice IMIH l-MOO. cars. Salary and commlaslon, |7. 7-pe. Mahogany Dining Room 297. 19a. 1S67 PONTIAC — Thla Catallna four ions etc. Not experts or masters, you'll 600 guarantee. To handle all uaed cat RCA COLOR TV — 21", uaed 1 TRIUMPH SPORTS CAR—Selllnc a* door hardtop haa power ateerlng, pow- utt Ilka the Job wa do. Eitlmatit. salea. Finn Bulck. Inc. 33S Bwy., Lon monlha. peirftct ewdltlon. *3M. All-Cadar Wardrobai 89. II. eacrlfice, removable hardtop. Tonnoau er brakea and a genuine leather Inter LO t-i\u. Innch. CA 2-6S00. 1500. U 2-4000, Extemlon 214M. AUTOMOTIVI cover. Many ulna. 36,000 mllea. Ei- lor. Stop In and drive It. Maurice JOE MONTANO — Melon contractor. SALESMAN — Part-time, experienced. WB ARE HARVSBTINO our flneet ag- 3-pc. Suito . L.R. 279. II.. cellent condition. SH 7-3330 during day. Schwartz at Sona. 141 W. Front Bt. stuccoing, plaaterlng, concrete work. pies. Selected Red Delicious. Ooldc. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Ited Bank. SH 7-OT87. Openlngi In Monmouth and Oeean " ~ dan A "LOT" ot FORDB-1SSI through IMS. A.ldreis KFD l. Box lit. Eaiontown. Counties. Car necettary; Intervlewa al Dallclous. Btaymra Wlnestp. Kaeln- 2-pe. Saetional, plaitie eovarad •"• Vr All modele. Levlne'i. Hwy. M, ep- IMS CHEVROLET STATION WAQON. Call alter S p. m. LI 2-2118. day Tuetday. November 10 at 113 tosh. Maeounf. For eating and cook* For A polite Grand Union. KB t-SUL Here li an opportunity to get a real PAINTBR DECORATOR and paper- North Ave.. Watt. Cranford, N. J. ing alto R.I. Greentnra for pitt. Buck- Odd Chain . . i from if. buy In a wagon. Power glide and othel hanger; Interior and. exterior. 76 lln Fruit Farm tnd Nursery. Phalan: 1(95 STUDBBAKER Champion Delui extraa. Will accept tradr. Low mile yean' experience. Eitlmatee cheer TELEVISION REPAIRMAN for out Rd.. Lincroft. SH 1-09SO. Good Selection Of four-door, two ton* blue, radio, heat- age. Will aell for *W5. Call Mr. Patfully given. Louie Caaaan, ut Shrew- side service calls with long astab er, six cylinder, good condition. *4W. liahed organization. All Inqulrlee strict- MINK CAPS; SB. Beat akin stola $10. SH 7-4113. lereon. SH 14201. bury Ave., Red Bank. HI 1-ltOS, Fur piece at. Two ladlee Caahmere ly confidential. Contact Village TV. 41coats tuns 11-14, prlcad SID and |19. NEW CLOSE-OUTS 03 BUICK SPECIAL two-door aadan, MB7 OLD'S SS convertible. White, full EXPERT MENDING—China, glass, sil- Bread Bt., Keyport. CO 4.1423. USED CARS power, low mileage, perfect condition. ver reflnlahlng and plating. Thermot Brown coat as. Dreaats etc. Chlid'a coat radio, heater, good transportation WHITE OOODS appllanee repairmL eat, alto C^laypan, BU 1-HTT. S3M. SH 1-T1JJ. Call Saturday or Sunday. SH 7-3SM. huckete. China i aiaaa ShopT 147 Bread EARLY AMERICAN See it.. Red Bank. SH 7-49(10. for outilde eervlce cam. Village TV, MUSTSELL— Modem living room, mod 1»H FORD CUBTOMUMB foul-door IBM ENOLISH FORD PREFECT, ex CO 4-1473, R09. Salo elx cylinder, radio, heater, gooc cellent condition S475. FIX-IT SBRVICB — Lamps rewired ern bedroom, traditional dining room; CO 4-2747 S2-I3 maximum. Odd Jobs. Free pick- MAN WITH CAR — Hendyman, paint OS 1-313* between «-t. tlrei. Clean inaid* and out. Machani Ing. yard work. Inline work, win Sofa ft Chair • foam $239. $IV47. FRANK oily perfect. SMS. Bit 7-44W. ISO* MMCA four door aeden. COM up, delivery. OB urn. dowa. Some driving. CA 2 »741. TRADE IN your old furniture with no mllei. Will eacrt.'.'ce at $1505. Thli down payment ana att • new parlor 1957 BUICK four-4oar Century _ APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And auppllel. or dining room set at atla prlcee. WII 3.pe. Saetional • loam 279. 14*. tate Wagon. Bought new and haacar le In like nciv condition and wii: Realdentlal and commercial outlete, VAN SYCKLE 22.000 mllee. Air conditioned, electr be eold with guarantee. Will accepl flxturea and appllanee Inaiallation. Al- 3-pe. Suito 239. IIS. trade and will finance. Call SH 1-6201 len Electric. SH 7-OS12. windowi, power" brakes and neerln HELP WANIBD-MaJt.Pi till i p. in. INC. Many other extrai. llutt Mil Ihia wee Mr. Patlereon. Wing baelc ehaii; ,_ Will take irada and will finance.. Cal DE 8OTO 1M2. eight cylinder, four TELEPHONE ORDBR DEPARTMENT USED RBFKHMrlATOM and fre Authorized Dodg* Dciltr Mr. Fattaraon at SH 1-SJ01. door eedan. Good atatlon car, 1200, work from your home. Eapeoeet, for sale. Alto repairing and reflnlih- with axtra snow tires. CA 3-3474. EMPLOYMINT commission, bonus. Write "T.O.." Bos lag. Bayihore Spray Painting, Hwy. 3 Established 1909 1M3 RAMBLER Station wagon, radio. Sll. Red Bank, saving phone number. and fta St. Belford. KB 4-MM or OS NEW CLOSE-OUTS heater, new paint, giso. Call after HELP WANTEO-FEMALE 1-0WJ. 5, SH MSti. NOTICB TO JOB Al IO Weat Front St. Red Bank HOUSE TRAILERS Red Bank Raglettr doaa not lew PLYMOUTH twa-daor. rauab! FOUR OIRLS WANTED apply Robin ly accept Htlp Wanted adnrtleement FRENCH PROVINCIAL IHl MERCURY, radio and Healer. transportation, good mechanical e» Wendy, IS Bridge Ave., from flrma covered by thlee FederaFederall Call Four door. If utt aell flail after I p.m. dltleei Rog. Sala AT MMflS. 1»W FORD COUPE cean, dual u ftnanee. KB «.MM. NURSF. FOR DOCTOR'S office. 40 hour than the legal minimum wage. Under nlngs Mil S p. m. Corner daik $79.91 $39. 1WS POMTIAC. two door. Radio and hautta radio and heater. SIM. SH 1 MOBILE HOMB — 1SU Skyllner, M'l week. Two evenlnge. Write "NUR8B" the Federal Wage and Hour Lawa BBC SPRINGS, twin, •*; fun us* beds, healer. Bicellent condition, call af- WM evenlnge. S*. Completely furutatied. Reaaonablj Box m.i Red Bank. Give quallflcatlona. flrma atiaaftd In Interstate commerce dining room tiblei, end tables, 41" ter s p-ra. KB a-uss. or In the production ol goods for B/C Bad 4/4 • 79.91 39. MM MERCURY Convertible, fully leed. CO 4-71U after S p.m. ALERT SALESWOMAN. Thanksgiving commerce muet now pay at least Hot) eocktalt table, mlrrora. Mutt sen, SH 1055 FORD PICKUP — Baeellent con- equipped, power steering, window!. SS' CONTINENTAL TRAILER, two bed to Chrletmat. Apply Surray LuaTgage, an hour, and time and one-half for 1-03*2. Dbl. Drasior 99.91 19. dition. Mite. Very naeonable, RU 1JJOJ after 125 Broad St.. Red Bank. work over 40 hours In aay eaa week. JUKE BOX W0. 3O" and 20" Have SM KB *H0OS ""'• SH 14354 HOUSEWORKER — TWO JfORMINOS If you are offered Itaa by covered each. Large oil heater with carbu- Singla Drotior baia 79.91 39. flrme or If you haw questions eon- retor Wo. KB 4-KM». a week, S-12. call eeming the activities of the 10 Bur- AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS S1I T-3S9S eaus ot the V. S. Labor Dept. now NORWAYliaplet. raioberrles. itrawbtr _\ Ponal lad 3/3 49.91 p. serving you write, call «r vitlt IT. S. rlea. shrubs, atctiyianara. frulttraas: In luxury type retail More. Olve qual< Department of Labor at Booms 901. dretttr: table: tkalts. SH HBM. 10,000 Sûara Faet of largains Iflcatlona In writing to "ATTRACTIVE,' 3W, Old Poet Office Building, S01 Bait BRBAKVAST SET Box 811, Had Bank. State at., Trenton, N. I. Practically naw SH 1-4T3* AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AKO TRUCKS SNOW T1RKS Ilka sew B.F. Ooedrich GET YOUR '60 FORD Sllvtnawn noils, extra cuatom with tabes SM. Call SH T4STT after a p.m. Field Furniture Thrift Warehouse STUDIO COUCH with two bolttars b: 1W0.22 E. Front Street. Kayport, N. J. ,: WHILE WE STILL HAVE THEM! Ecllpee. Bltck-whllt tweed ISO, Csl CO 4-308 MAKE SURE YOUR SH 1-4177 after a p.i UftAPBRUCa — Four pairs «uaum OPEN: Thuri. & Friday 'til 9 P. M. Monday thru Sat'«!« 9.U. made tor Bed Bank Manor Apart- ment. Fully lined with valancet lor Closed Suadaya living room, dining alcove and two ben- "TURKEY" IS IN THE rooms. S40, Call SH 7-4177 after a p.m. SIMMONS COUCH AND two ehatre. Easy T«rms ,,-z 100. two months oM: baby's chlfforeba S; vanity as. Call after 4:» SH 1-T— 1 cu fl. PHIbCO refrlierttor with FOKIALE rOftSAU "OVEN" AND NOT IN larn freaitr. awl condition. SW: 30" frlgldalre tlactrie range, evtrelH TOP SOIL from 'arm to you. Call oven, eseellant condition, (M. SH T-SUT. attar S p. m. OS 1-O1SJ. File this "PnS^Sa'JfSSJSJiMfe number for future use. hla with mar aroaf tap, twataitaa. BVER-RITB SUBMERSIBLE lum. custocoatonmi made pads, twa ana, Maf JMO ALL MODELS I HAVE YOU A OOOB? pump, practically new. Reasonable. chairs. BuffeBuffett MM Maasr aaTTaEat YOUR "GARAGE"!! eablnau, iiaea BLOND BUECTRIC OUtTAR. dual Chins wttB ' AVAILABLE • pickups and cootrela. Completa with aix STORM SA1H — Sl« acretna, „_ I watt amplifier, ijulpped with vibra- Oil floor ' furnace, perfect condition. tor. |US. RU 14Sai-J. week days aft- twa steel drums, 110 and SO gallons INCLUDING ! tr S:N p. in.. Saturdays after » p. m. each. SH 1-2JW. THE ALL NEW

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It was navtr note needed wr your Tou eaa afford paraaat* af J»S» wetkir win tun over la im wuoa fanallp* ... It was navtr available Rooms of Furniture now astu hald al a ptlea belew ovr great Id-ear for ma In etoraae wanhauas. Balaaee •MClalll ... .1 ' " I* only |2il.0o. Paid In aan ttaa 1 1 S34O.W Lute ntw. ForaddlUaaal la- 9 \Mk ^^sr i formation, call CO 4-30O. NO MONEY DOWN. BUDOaTI1 TaWMS' "RAINBOW" offers dlscoaat. Uaeral trede-ln for new TV. er Slerea Ml-fl. Recomlltioned TV's from S4S.M. Over- anteed thirty dire. Itepatr servMe. SH NOWl! UPtn-tlMRU! VALUMMMUIIi l-fooa. "RAINBOW," (OPP. M> Broad Red Sank. 58 Hillman Cotiv. $1MS 'J7 TR.3 Roadttsr lltso | DISCOUNTS Of« PAlitTAlitT. TOOLS. Hot/aBWARBs. Unueuaeual ilUl a Tart. LOWEST PRICES! | M per cent off. atari a ""MaMMr1 U Hillman Conv. tins '51 Flat 1200 Conv. ttltt lay-away. Special: Oal.l.. . faaMsSsMlaa white. |1U riahlna taasletaasle. MMmm For your "OK" "Turkey" . . e.cult ui, cent off* r.AlNHOW" (0P«. A«M S) GREATEST VALUES!! I 57 Hillman Huiky $1000 '58 Austin Healey $1695 •road St., Red Bank. Wagon ANTIQUES - wiatiitrvanes, aim WE MEAN "OK" USED CAR . . . Sprite palntlnis, books of Ntw Janer. jampi, wood coverlass, furnltart. Bs- M Hillman Husky I 795 ttita purchttti) and appralsM. rMsw ON OUR A-1 USED CARS ... j '52 MG Roadster $950 III 730031 Till Hudson •£». tti, tU FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Wagon •toad St., Shrewsbury, ^_^ $1095 OLD ruRNITURB — Antwmt, aalaa. WE ALWAYS HAVE 60 ON HAND! 57 Hillman Minx (U7S '56 Ford Fairlane s*eaflatiwarei , artt ablteooieciua anqd krie-aane- ^ Victoria braeae.. Immediate cash for r aaythauland Sedan ever•rythjni; . Rusell's, M Basl Vras^ SL Sll • HIGH TRADE '57 Ford Anglia Sed. I 195 M Ford Falri'e Conv, $1095 ri.usii DOORS — Beautifully sr UKU-E bi.eh fimh dimri fnr interter lute ALLOWANCES. In lint elan condition) alsaa WBMr' '58 Saab Sedan $1395 •M Ponllsc Sedan $395 15.M each, 3l"tM" M» each, sT'ssa" CHEVROLET CO. 15US each. Delivered within radius «l«a • EASIEST KROLL MOTORS, FINANCINGI AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER 365 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK HKWINO MACMINB. consoia «*Mel LONG BRANCH wllh atttchmtnli. Very sood taMI- 671 .ROADWAY, LONto CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. I Km. MB. Mil 7.2747 after « p.m. T. SH 1-3130 I iToxwool) I'lllVBT h»(lie, ;»o uprter- nyihla, Me up, h«di{na.ee. laaa «f CA 2-3600 GMAC TERMS • OPEN TIL 9 P. M. 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK .in ron. loonhirry, GliLtpfuet. aM !• (More Claisirislt M» \~ On The Next rage) RED BANK REGISTER UfAl UTAH PO* HUT WAfflCD TO MDiT TEACHER DESIRES SMALL private 24-Fridsy, Nor. 6, 1959 APARTMENTS wlnterlwd cottage. Will conilder tak- THOMPSON ing over mortgage on purchase. Write Famous Pre-Revolutionary in Eatontown STANLEY K. DOWNS Exciting Listings NEARLY TENANTS — Four rooms and "Cottage". BOSJ 611, Red Bank. bath. Three room* and bath. BE 3- Washington didn't sleep In this 17ft colonial. To* original Tory owner AT and r SM, wagon wheels $8, 3ft" glrl'l BH 1-S33D. Inquire at rear. Chen privilege)!. Near all transporta- liivini g room, UUrg e diindining roomoom, UUrg e kitkitcheh n witith closetlt , mediudi m heat. Only $21,500. Plenty of closets. Full attic and 'rice $18,6 bike 938, lawn cart IT, racing blade ALLENHUR8T — B14-ROOM apartment tion. KE «-lll*-W. •. • sizeif d room offff ddinini i g room — usablble as a ded n or bedroombd , fulfll HISTORIC SHREWSBURY. Brickcellar. Steam oil heat. Detached LARGE FAMILY, SMALL *«-•» tip. lark 118.50, sled XS. f over real estate office. $95 per month. b J-T8S3. Unfurnished. Including neat. KE 1-2500. cellar, nesr bus and station. Price $12,000. Exceptional value. and frame ranch home. Fireplace two-car garage. 129,900. PURSE? ? ? MOVING — Must Mil flva rooma turturnn- Evenings PR B-41W. RIAL ISTATI FOR SAU LOOK AT THIS! The best buy for the money. Lovely three- in the 30' living-dining room. What you need is URGE tture , drapesd , end tablettbl , refrigeratorrfirtor, THREE ROOMS — FURNISHED. Dec- bedroom ranch on three acres surrounded by horse farms, beamed APPLEBROOK I TV, sola, encyclopedias, SH 1-4)364's;. orated, utilities. Private bath, en- HOUSES FOB SALE Tiled Hotpotat kitchen, electric HOUSE. SMALL PRICE. Here's Open Houaw 10-5 November 8, «. "S"S trance. Oarage. Wear bus. BH i-lteS. ceiling and rock fireplace, porch, full cellar and garage — taxes wall oven, countertop range, dish- UNUSUAL EXTRAS in attractive a split level with FOUR bedrooms Monmouth St.. Re* Bsnk. FOUR-ROOM, ONE-ROOM apartments. only nil. Asking price 80.500. washer. Three large bedrooms, [Ml ranch on '/4 acre comer. andlJi baths, plua comfortable IS" ADMIRAL TV, tU. Inquire Service Well furntthed, deeerated. garage. BERG GETTING MARRIED — Looking for a reasonably priced starter m tiled baths. Base-panel hot Brick exterior. Wide planter in- family room for the children's Department, Eatontown TV. SO Hwy Call any day gH 1-S1S0. 57 Morford Pf, house — this tastefully decorated two-bedroom house is a beauty. water heat. Attached gsr indoor hours. Large living room, 15. Eatontown. LI S-OtOO. Red Bank. VETERANS Large living room, eating area, and beautiful modern kitchen, side picture window. Wall-to-wall 'AND suns, JM«: skitts. MODERN FOUR-ROOM furnished Early possession. Very carpeting. Air conditioned. Val-dinette and carport. Screens and 21-M. All In perfect condition. " ' "U|y room, (in) NO DOWN PAYMENT till cellar, new heating system, double site lot. Taxes 801. Price |22*\^ storm sash, / Good landscaping, — Ave.. Long 112.900. ence boxes. Awnings. Fireplace. adjacenj t to wood area. Conven- H" ADMIRAL TV CONSOLE. AM in. $16,300 FULL PRICE WIDE SELECTION FM radio. Reasonable. FURNISHED — Two bedrooms, living William C. Waterman, Real Estate Manager Two bedrooms. Owner off to ienit t locationlocationlti .. 4K% mgmortgaggee asas- SH 7-01(0 room, kitchen, bath, near station, A truly luxury horn*. On* look and OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES California, priced for fast sale. sumptioi n available. Prici e $1579$15,7900 . HOP per month. «K T-noj*. you'll buy It. Immaculate split level 199 Broad Street SHadyside 1.3450 l«0 STOOLS, excellent for horn* or with thre* bedrooms. IK baths, scl. TO BUY OR SELL IU.JO0. Liberal terms arranged. assembly line use. Light mahogany. TWO-ROOM •nc* kitchen with built-in oven and eaae aeat, low back. Priced low at HED APARTMENT rang*, dining arsa, recreation mom, PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 OAK HILL: . $5 each. Write P.O. Box 31. Matawan SH T-SS4J laundry room, attached gang*, com- to sec, or call LO S-MOT. i HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Unbelievable beauty of Mon- TWO AND THREE-ROOM uns bination aluminum storm sash; on a MEN'S OOUT CLUBS — Nina Bone, apartmenpartment with bath,, print** I acre completely landscaped Jot WALKER & WALKER mouth's Mill at their best advan- four wdi Will '—" intranett , locatelotdd cantect r off town. SSH THE Realtors tage. Colonial styling oa U-acre putter. •-4ST*. NON-VET 1900 DOWN JOSEPH G. MeCUE RAY VAN HORN "lot, large trees. Twenty TWO BEER, DISPENSING Units, all ROOMY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED — •tablest «t*il. reasonable. Tour room*. Located In weat-ena see- (Trade-ins Considered) LOW AGENCY HiRhwsy 35 Hazlet, N. J full dining room, HI 3-1141 lion of town. Near -bua lines, train, REALTOR REALTORS lehool. S85 per month. Couple pre- BRICK RIVERFRONT RANCH- CO 44212 2% %&. »•• LIONEL DIESEL — 110 watt Irani- Monmouth County Office Over a Quarter Century On the banks of the beautiful family room, former, two pair remote switches, d. Call CA 2-7449. 30 Ridge Rd. RUmson 1-0444 traction ot coit. Over to pleoesntrack TWO FURNISHED APARTMENTS all THE BERG AGENCY HENTALS — Authentic colonial. New. Navesink River. Large living Open 7 Days , full cellar and thrown n. Call SH 1-T1M after T or year round, all utilities. Immediate MJnted. Living room, dining room, room, fireplace, full dining room, garage/Kitchen Saturday. ' •' ' tcupancy. HI 3-1141. "Psrsonalini Same*" "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, Place. Slog, gtudlo apartment (ura- modern kitchen with spacious ASSUME LOW GI MORTGAGE features built-in* and dishwasher. K1RBT CUDANER, complete; A-l eon. 'OUR AND FIVE-ROOM apartments, OSborne 1-1000 lahed SSS. Other* from»lU. eating ana, plus iron railet •t *Vt% Interest rate, approxi- Completely decorated for Immed- heat furnished. Immediate occupancy, Rt » lltddlstewii, M. J. FOR OVER 35 YEARS' tor Information call between 8-7. CA Dally M Sat., Bun, 10-7 CHECK THIS MORTOAOE! SH% for porch for summer dining and mately $80 monthly payments la- iate occupancy. 5J4%—1% mortgagr * 2-MJ1. EXPERIENCE" IS year*! Lovely four-bedroom, >H- DOUBLE BED COIL SPRING St. Ml >atb, center hall, new split level. Large vlewing. Three double bedrooms, :ludes taxesi, Insurance; and own available. Price 98,900. 1I lr ?f 52ufl UMBON — Furnlsbed threL living room. Full dining room. " three tiled bathss,, ThermopanTpane S5 can Br - * *"" ™" "* adult*, no pets, lease, fSO per month; NEW LISTING I den. Full basement Osrsg*. this attractive three-bedroom ifurnlshed three rooms, utilities, no RUMSON — Nestled under huge full basemenbt t witithh Call SHsdyaide 7-5600 TV. OE, 31" table model with base. JUST-RECEIVED trees on an acre and half plot Down payment SMOS. ranch home on well landscaped jts, adult*, lease, WO per month. Bsautlluutllull sla-roooomm D Dutcc heoto eotomii l with FHA FAIR HAVEN — Delia* custom- oMI Of two-car garage. Eves.- OS 1-01N tomls K. Byrne, Realtor, ( W. River bibrickk fireplacefil , 1H1 Hbaths bt, hoi l oil neat. Wood cedar shingle ranch house. built ana two year* old! Lovely tens- Near schools, transportation, lot 75x125. Basement and rec- Id. RU 1*1180. Sun room. Two-ear garage. Many { reation room, porch, ceramic tile IBM—M CAMBRA -sns, ArfUir C-3. I*Mlb«r UNCROFT APARTMENT four or five more extra*. SU.500. Living room, dining room, beau- & shopping, etc. (M.O0O. , cftrrytag *••telepaot• fl***o lens•vttcljment. Bawl , autow*dt- room*. All utilities except gas. SM tifu"•l moderd n kitchenkith , familfily rage. RUMSON RIVERFRONT CO- bath and kitchen, built-in book- ARMISTICE DAY SPECIALS * matlc light meter. Xseellent ftOtlulttOfta TIP-TOP CONDITION 9 LONIAL — Nestled among beau- case in living room. Price $14,. LITTLE SILVER POINT HOUSE Will script belt offer. Cal •H T-UJS. INFURNISHED or furnished. Attrac- room, three muter bedrooms, H*'*FHA *-RUMSOSON — Four*edroom coco- tive three rooms, bath. Oood loca- CANT LASTT LONG two tiled baths, guest room andlonioniall . u btbathsh . LLarg e didinini g room. tiful plantings on over three acres 000. on over two acres of land. Front- WOMEN'S COATS — Size (-10. black tion, parking. Adult*. BH 1-200". x Clean older typpe homehome. Four-rooroom — anwnt. Large screened porchporh . OaO - on the Naveslnk River. Large fur MO: tignt fitting gray US. Per- apartment and ttwo-roo m apartmentt , bath (or servant's). Stairway to ing on Town Creek where there fect condition. SH 1-lOsi LTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished LLow , llow tales. CloaCl a to schoolshl , bub t SM.SOO. Sows payment Sl.TOO. living room and dining room, HOLMDEL AREA — Asking $18.- is a deep water channel. A ramb- MARBLE COCKTAIL TABLE — Mod- studio apartment Sleepa on* or two. e* and shopping ana. See ua now. floored attic, full basement, two- Totii monthly pwm«itTsS-i*u TusTii:. with fireplaces, modern and spa- 500 for this beautiful split level ling one-story horn* containing em, round, whtt*. Carrara marble. Tear to chopping,' tranaportatlon. AT 99,500. car attached garage. Excellent FHA FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom, 4ft" dlsmatar, one year old, aww.SlOO ,153*. ltt-*torx. rancher. Paneled breeaewayeesewayl! cious kitchen, card room, two three bedrooms, 1V4 baths, fire- and .convenient neighborhood. ilac*. Dee gsragi.^^»oraahop_ , m»k» offer. CO 4-iay. . UNFURNISHED OARAOB apartment I porches screened and with atom m large family room, place, den, screened porch, at- Three rooms, garage, business couple. HERMAN J. SMITH Many extras Included in the ask- immediatate posmilon. sash for winter. Powder room tached two-car garage and home- PRIOR TO BELUNO my borne choice Yearly leaae. RU 1-O150. was?•00. Dow* n payrment Jl.lOO•1,100. Total utility room, wall-to-wall carpet brle.a-brai!. cut claw, and lllver. Al AGENCY ing $48,500. monthly payments SUS.M. off center hall. Four bedrooms, made swimming pool. Just re- •5 odd plecei of tufurnituren . Can be FURNISHED APARTMENT — Clean, FHA. FAIR HAVEN — River rights. ing, Venetian blinds, storm win- sets Saturday and Sunday. CA MM*. kitchen. Private bath and an- AARON SMITH, BROKER Is* of dock. Attractive modem bom*. two tiled baths, on second floor. dows and screens, also storm duced to 127,001. We have the NSW FURNTTURU for aale Stanley trance, to Herbert St.. Red Bank. BM Broadway Long Branch LITTLE SILVER — Either do-it- Three bedroomi. Two Uled baths. Fire- Three bedrooms and bath on kev yourself or contract it and you lace. Basement. Hot water oil heat, third floor. Oversize detached doors. Excellent condition, good ' JSTtS 'SS&TlgSJSftSSSSS&TlgSJSftSSSi Call CA S-I1M orch. St.ooo down. Monthly payments commuting facilities — five mia ONLY $990 down payment buys modern bedroom gotta In walnut (298, have a livable home and fine in- lM.tl. Move right In. Aeklng — garage. 165,000. Stanley nine-piece Danish modem din COMMERCIAL RENTALS 700. utes to railroad station, 40 minthis older home of seven rooms, ing room suite IMS. Albert Burdg* vestment. OJder home moit ac- . ..j. RUMSON CAPE COD — Nesi one bath, fireplace and sun deck Son (nut ta Stelnbach's parking let) PACE FOR STORAGE. Halt mile Constance Smith cessible station, bus lines, shop- FHA ONLT SM0 DOWN1 Feurb.d utes by Parkway to New York, 14 Clay St.. Reg Bank. north of Red Bink on Rt. 33. room colonial. - ...•>"•- schools, shopping, transportation, overlooking spscious grounds. SH T-O7M. ping center. Plot 100x175. Liv- 1 NEW THREE-BEDROOM BEDROOM FURNITURE — Full *ln Offers STT^ " , w».^« ...J ST. etc. Spacious living room, large Convenient to school, on bus line. bed complete, vanity, •hlffonlir. CA FOR RENT—Two aultei of ofnci* avail- ing and dining rooms, kitchen, GROUND FLOOR dining room, modern kitchen with RANCH In residential area. FHA Call for an appointment. S-3ZH. abt* in The Tuner bulldrng. Both on SHREWSBURY — Beautiful residential river sld* of bunding. On* *t Ou«* section. Well conatruetsd and insu- excellent screened porch, three mortgage available for 30 years;RIVERFRONT HOME — Three - . -— -w_ ... two latad ."KJ."!^ bedrooms, one bath, basement, screened porch, four bedrooms, bedrooms, VA baths, furnished, attic, full baaeminl chop. low down payment. Immediafc MERCHANDISE WANTED LEONARDO — 1.200 sq. ft. area suit quick eale. 121,500. new oil burner. Very large TREES, TREBS. TREES. Lovely new full basement, garage. An ex. possession; only one block to bui$225 per month. able for store or Hint Industry. Am- chicken house and tool shed. Ask- center-hall colonial ranehe.-. Year- cellent buy at $18,900- ©. S. COINS — STAMPS - Top price* ple parking. Busy shopping center. S74 RED BANK — Spring St. Six rooms, air conditioning. Thr*« mastei transportation and stores. In A WATERFRONT COTTAGE — a*M for gold, eld sunatwyVcr— monthly. F.A. Gehlhaue. Real Estate, aarara*. automatic heat. Convenient ing price reduced to $15,500. Mdrooms. Two tiled bathi. Larg* llv spect this home now and be con- Three bedrooms, two bathi, ten- •.torn, odd lots: old correspond' Hwy M, Leonardo. AT 1-4MH. location. Quick sals. S13.000. Ing room. Wood-burning fireplace. Din THE Ettaw appraisals,Konmoutb Sta ing room. Large kitchen. Den. Laun. vinced of the big value for lownis court, two-car garage, $175 Coins, so Monmouth st SH OFFICES FOR RENT — In heart of USD BANK. — Waverly Place. Sis EATONTOWN — Early Amert' dry. Only g},000 down. SM,N0. Im- a month. ~ id Bask. inml, bath, mw automatic heat, ga- mediate possession. LOW AGENCY price of $12,890. PIANOS — Highest price* paid. H. Tea* Call SH 7-1100 r.re. All fine condition. Convenient to can farm house. Cornerstone sir. 90S Main St.Wnraoa or Lake- echjoii and shopping area. Taxe* »2<3. RIVER OAKS — Maaalva trees. Ver» 636 River Rd., WINTER RENTAL of a large wood «-n*o FACTORY ions and itorese apace lor For quick aale 113,000. marked 1761. Brick lined, beam' attractive Allen Brothers rancher. Im bungalow. Four bedrooms, two OLD FURNITURE — Antlmie*. brlC nt Also atore an White St ed ceilings. Approximately l'/{ medial* possession. Three bedroomi, Fair Haven, N. J. JOHN L MINUGH, baths. $135 a month. • a-brac Anything aid. Clean u» yout call Bit M1IM. Jvlng room. Wood-burning fireplace. cellar* and attle*. Tarn your trasT Constance Smith acres, on three building lots Dining room. Kitchen. Basement, oa' 19S0 CARS financed at 4% Inter- to cash. PIMM CA S-0M3. rage. Beautiful rear yard. S16.M0. SHadytide 1-4477 Realtor 14 Maple Avenue Fair Haven which may be sold off. 11 rooms,INVESTORS ATTENTION — Till new- est. AUTO RADIATOR AMD SHELL ta _ HOUSES FOR RENT three baths, three fireplace*. ly decorated' converted dwelling has Rumton Rd., Rumson lljii or 1» kodsl A Ford. Call St WIDS attxcnoN or RcrrALa SH 1-2308 four apartment*, whleh rent tor SMT Phone RU 1-0711 Rolston Watorbury runlabed aaa unfurnished. Immedi- House has been modernized andmonthly, or S4.U4 yearly. Taxes tSIL LAWLEY AGENCY ate occupancy. Samuel Telener Agencr. is in fine condition. Low taxes Asking SM,IOO. Broken protected. REALTOR MORTGAGES Oeeanport Av*., Ocetnport. Call or dial ALMOST AN ACRE — Lite mw. two- RUMSON — Cape Cod colonial. CENTER HALL COLONIAL sewerage. Workshop wired for year-old ranchar. Paneled den. Three REALTORS INSUROR APPRAISALS PITS AND UVUTOCK IN DEAL — With one of the moat at- twin bsdrooms. Two tiled baths. Tin- Living room, dining room, large AVAILABLE NOW — On* bedroom tractive matter bedroom* you have power tools. Here is an excellent 100 State Hwy. 35, Red Bank kitchen with dishwasher, screen 16 WEST FRONT STREET bungalow, untarnished. Yearly. ever seen. Bedroom and bath oa first place. Full dlnlag .room. Formica A-l MIDDLCTOWK atUOIKLS SH 1-14M floor, plus three more and bath on aec-Investment, Offers invited. Ask-electrlo kitchen. Aluminum storms. ed north, four bedrooms, \fr Two-car garage. Bargain. t2T,M0. SHadyside 1-62S2 RED BANK. N. J. •/lms payment*, ne tlnaac* oompan: RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, l\ ond. If you want a house you can ing $32,500. Uled baths, full cellar, hot wa SH 7-3500 ' Pus* glveai ta Sv* mlnutee bedrooms, tut monthly and several readily rent in tha ' summer- season. MIDDLETOWN — Just offered. ter baseboard heat Garage. Open all year-*evsn days-OS 1-37M furnished ana unfurnished rental* UIn this la It. S3S,M0 and wall worth It. RED BANK — Older home, spot- 804 River Road all alses and price ranges. Ella Wil..t r>*Calnl «foAr appointmen- • t t-o Impact. Beautifully maintained four-bed- Nice plot $11,900. vraed pup* ,™. „ ss oo shir* Agency. MM Ocean Av*., — less condition. Accessible every* Fair Haven, N. J. room split level, with huge fami- fun Tin Tin type SBeajierd* . ; Bright BE 2-0001. JOHN C. CONOVER AGENCY Tioberman* thing, fine neighborhood. Liv- ly kitchen having IS birch cab!RUMSON — Parochial school THE KIRWAN Blond or Mack Cockers 'Of) TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE on Hop* ltd.. 410 Corliss Ave. Allcahurst SHadytide 7-4100 nets. Price also includes wall-to- Ptrtl-color Cocker* , ,co New Shrewsbury. H10 month. Inlor- KB 1-2S00 Eves.~Sun. PR M1S5 Ing and dining rooms, kitchen, includes wall-to- tone. Large living room, par- COMPANY Dachshund* ,O0 matlon at 73 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. pantry, four bedrooms, basement,CHARMING HOUSE and garag*. seven wall carpeting, screeneiedd porchporch,, quet floors and Heatolater fire- B«*gle* SMS EATONTOWN — RANCH; Three-bedrooms, Ml bathe, two black* from basement, gsrage, immediate $2,000 CASH detached garage, low taxes. Sub- ocean, dead Investment property. CA immediate pftce> jjnjug jnm. kitchen, sun For The Best In roomui avfysitwilte. Immediat*)*MU*VUM e occupancy. LI possession besides being in e*> or KB 1-4843. Down payment buys new three- ject offer 80,300. cellent condition. $17.! room, modern bam on ground Real Estate and Insurance Housebroken greet Fair Haven Cottage. Three bedrooms, bedroom split level on % acre. SPLIT LEVELS AND RANCHES thre* floor; three bedrooms and bath living room with fireplace, combina- lo lour bedroomi, SM.SW lo S1S.SM. GUARANTEED PROFITABLE •ralntd, good with *nlMr*B ... tion kKehen-dlnette. Cellar. Oarage. Also ranches. RUMSON — Charming, economi If you have between S1,5W and §4,000 Attractive three-bedroom ranch on second floor; three bedrooms All pop* inoculated and: 1130 monthly on year's lean. Russell cal rancher, looks like it should cash we can Snow you ran* of tha withi""{,".«;n walkin. g distance to third floor. Hot water oil Tavern centrally situated la Red Bank. Hwy. » nett to Xmn*y Shoes. H. Borue Realtor!, «M River Road BEACH AGENCY finest buys In real estate today. Take •"""'" "™ Almost new, In top condition. Now do- Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. OS 1-2727 be pictured in House It Garden advantage of assuming a 4V4 per cent lace stores, school and trainsi.. heat Two-car garage. Asking ing 11.000 a week. Kent I* paid for TOM •». Poodle type, bUclu SH Entrance hall, large living room- Interest mortsag*. No delay* Imme- Full basement, ideally suited for by gamea and ]uka boi. tM.aoo in- IMa. ta Syeamor* Ave.. MODERN FURNISHED or unfurnished FAIR HAVSJN — Nsw six-room Cap* diate occupancy. Call new for full par- '•'$18,800. cluding equipment, futures, and li- SM a month. Just olt Rte 35 in Mid- ticulars, crowell Agency, Mlddletown, future recreation 'room. Hot wa- cense. Hli great potential for addi- dletown. PI S-TS03 or TW 2-M00. Cod. Expansion attic, hot water heat, dining area, two bedrooms, tiled OS l-otoo. •JITAMTY FEMALE TR1-COU.nD pun- large porch, cellar. Landscaped. — bath, kitchen, very large screen- ter heat. Situate on dead-end WILUNO TO SACRIFICE for OUICs tional Income from aale of package py. Wormed, permanent Inoculations. BJGLFOHD — Tluee-beiiroom ranch, 0007 EH 1-2158. SII 1-9019. NEW MONMOUTH Thrti-liedrMm sals two-bedroom Cap* Cod, eican goodi not exploited at thla time. Call do** to schools and tranaportatlon. street. Most pleasant nelehbor- ue for appointment. Excellent disposition, isash ana house- CHARMINO, INDIVIDUALLY STYLED ed porch (would make room) Colonial spill, 1H baths, large faml- . „ . •Ion atttc, full esllar, Dead-end etreet, Broken. WH S-4MI > Rent I15S per month. Call CHater S ly room, attached garage, full baae- MOOfl. Asking $19,900. Wifi con- quiet neighborhood. SH M144. i*t» between S and 5. two-bedroom ranch, offering features full basement, garage. 118,900. mant, dead end atreet. Many fin* ex- JrEaiBTERED ENQLISH setter pup. ot 129,000 home yet In pleasant non- tras. Aesums 4H per cent Q.I. mart- sider reasonable offer. NCOMB FROFSRTT — Silliness *ec- Campbell's Junction Belford plea. Call LITTLE SILVER — Unfurntahed five status aeeker community. Callfornlr gege. Must sacrifice. Call OS 1-lSts. tlon. Two apartments, warehouse, gs SH 1-U1I rooma. two .berirooma and bath, base-* redwoodwall. mack bar, tiled bath, pin RUMSON — How often can you (IMAGINE) — Spacious three- rag*ag*. Baeelient conditioncondition. SB l-SlsD.il Leonardville Rd. KE «-5J00 ment. garage. 1130. Occupancy Decem- cabinets, bow window, private ilahln UNCROFT — Seven-room split. Screen- atorford PPI.I . Rid BanBankk. PACHSHUND PUPPIES — Perfect, ber lit. Elwood A. Armstrong Agencr and boating from own 10V bulUuad buy a four-bedroom house — not ed porch and patio. Immediate MS- bedroom ranch, near village, on beautiful, (mall type, AKC. Iflaeulat- 568 Prospect Av*., Little Silver. S r.H.A. approved. I12.S000. F.A. Oehlaui an old one — norm of Ridge Rd., eeslon. 4H% O. 1 inongsgs. AaJdag about two acres of landscaped *d. Mr*. A. SwanaonVOS 1-1887. 1-4500. Real Estate. KE S-KW. g , Slt.lOO. Sll 1-1410. HOUSES FOB SALE REalSTBRED MALE BOXER grounds. Two tile baths. Diih- HOUSES rom SALB FIVE ROOM HOUSE, year-round. Me WOXia CONOVBR AOBNCT baths at the asking price of BELFORD — rour-y*ar ranch. Three year* old. Vary affectionate with chll location. SM.M0. bedrooms, living room, dining room, washer, range and wall oven. «ten. Reasonable. KE S-MM. HI 3-1141 or HI 3-3111 South at Hoimdai vims* M0 COUNTRY HOMES AND ACRSSAOt kitchen, bath. Poured concrete rtaae- Many other features but they are IAOOLE HORSE — Registered, whits, FAIR HAVEN — Six-room house. Oi HolndeL Atlantic and Marlbor* ment. Carport. Extra alia lot. TNsa* i too numerous to mention. Two- BEAUTIFUL, LARGE FOUR-BEDROOM RANCHER ; eicellent - confirmation and gaits, bus line. Cloae to school. S100 pei •3162 Vk acre plot beautifully landscaped and shrubbed. Large Seven year. mare. Gentle and well man- month. SH 1-sWS. Townahlp* FAIR HAVEN-Choice residtn- ff"'' "* '£££££ ".^ car garage. Will decorate ex- send. *400. WK H751. WH S-SH1 terior to your choice. Worth more and elegant terrace, two-car attached garage, den with LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished seven Ual area. Frame cottage. Three ^r^cU^rSSw-thr^Kd': powder room, large screened porch. Conveniently located BBAIIUB PUPS field champion breed rooms, lour bedrooms, bath. S13S perROMA COURT. LincroR. New home. bedrooms, , tWOo til etil ebathS bat, fire, - r»»em ranch»m .ranch jaM, fl3,M0 Super , MSupe. llvlnr sii n living than $24,800. • '' lag. RagMered. All Inoculations. Res month. Immediate possession. Elwood Flv* rooms, two baths, ell bass bait. room, all electric kitchen, gagaragr e with to any point in Monmouth County. $37,900. fooaale. Fred Loder. 10* Ramsey Av A. Arm Aggencye , US Proepect Attached garage. Full basement. Mod- place, full cellar, hot water oil storag•age spicesace . BetifuBeautifull olsld tree* Kaaaeikurt." KE «-nrr» evanlnga. . strong old NEW RANCH -TO*.e Mdrpom*bedro . mod W LLittli e Silverer. SH 1-4JO0. em combination kitchen aa heat; attached one-csr garage, lt TTtiMSTtiiK.. Our agengent at ppremlae*r . rch cabme , wa Oehlhaui. Real Estate. ern kitchen with . SADDLE HORSE with nplet* LAROE, FURNISHED two-bedroom Lot 103X14S. SH 1-TOt;. plot 1/3-acre. Tax under SMO. Re- oven. Ceramilce til"* bath.«•_.h. . Full eellar... . ATTRACTIVE SHREWSBURY RANCHER SUM HS0. Leonardo, AT I-MM. Corner plot, M tree*. Far home available immediately. 1100 AMAZINIO VALUE—Eieoutlve-tyM 10 - wnaddUCed td tO $2270S22.7000 BOiMO: shad! tree*. Fall Three bedrooms,.IK baths, living room, dining area, kitch- m monthly until May SO. Scenic Drive • ranch In historic Shrewsburysbury. *" •*•»«•»• NEW SHRBWSBURT-Spaelou* four- Havin location. Thompson en, pine paneled den, large playroom, two-car attached WEIMMARINEIl FEMALE Furnished three-bedroom house, flM Convenient to Little Silver .nation, bedroom spilt, swimming pool, patio, Agency. SH l-ojoo. monthly plus utilitlsi, yeerly rental. school! and shopping. Beat mlidential RIVER PLAZA—Newly decor- landscaped one acre. Larg* no room, RED BANK AREA — Lovely four-bed garage, (n the best location. A real buy. F. A. OeblhaM. Real Estate. Hwy M,location. Five bedroomi, 24' lilivini g orated, four-room frame bunga* living room, dining room, modern kitch- room Colonial, new, family room Leonardo. AT I-Ott). room with picture window ana fire- en,, thre* bathibaths., eereened parch,, "•"base• fireplace, cellar, two-car garag*, Its. place, dining room with picture win- low. Expansion attic, full cellar, ment, two-car attached garage. Owae EXCEPTIONAL BUY IN A SPLIT LEVEL LITTLE SILVER — THREE bedroom transfsrred. U 1-MOS. 4*0. Unbelievable value. Adam* A Cap* Cod. fan basement, so Salem dow, modem kltehin with elietrlc s-fired hot air heat. Plot ey. SH 1-SDSS. It East Bergen Large lot, spacious living room, dining room and kitchen, rang* and dIMiwainer, dan, llundr; Red Bank. "31-hour strvlcs," La. CA MOST. area, 13 cloaeti, three-car garag* will SFilOO". Taxes about 1200. AskSHREWSBURY rEATURB — Imme- four bedrooms, VA baths, game room, one-car attached UAL ISTATI MR RIMT RUMSON BUNGALOWS — Unfumlsh- electric door and work benchbeneh, ImmensImmense ing $11,500. diate occupancy. Lovely three-bed- HEW SHREWSBURY i cd four rooms, hot air oil hest, two- private patio, en wall plntplanteed on* acre room Cape Colonial. Cellar, dlntn OVERSIZED three-year-old ranch with garage. A bargain at $18,900. room. Approximately acre. Liberal f five mil* view, containing four bed- APARTMENTS car garage, no nets, leass, email fam- with back yard privaccy fencefenc.. MaManny For Further Details. Call naiKing. Outstanding IW.IttO. Adaml ilyy,, flOt O peprr month; furnlihsfurnlihedd threthr*e auras. No broksrs, 134,104,1000. gH T-3M0T3M0. .jomi, two tiled baths, center hat FlntNISHED APARTL Agency. SH 1-MM. li East Bergra PI. entrance, full eeller and garage. Spa- SCENIC LOTS rooms, gsa heat, pets, leaae, HO psr ~ " Bank. "M-haur lervlce." _J bedrooms. Water, supplied. month. Dennle K. ByrnB yrnee, Realtor, S EIQHT ROOMS, SPLIT-LEVEL DENNIS K. BYRNE clou* SS' living room. Tranaferreri own, We have two beautiful lots, one of two acres and one of to MOO monthly. CA t-lUX W. RiveRi r RRdd . RU 11150111150. Three baths. 511 Freehold St.. oak- CAPE COD In fine location. Perfectly •r will leave all drapes and many ex- £-2 JK-ltOOM rURNISHED apart hunt, also Logan Rd., corner ot Brick- REATOR — 1NSUROR appointed compact home, TWO bo tra*. High tU% V.A. mortgige to as- IK acres, lovely trees. Situated high on a hill with a view ceajpl*. no p*u, tmmediate oc- KKANSBURO — M Be, Breeae Way, ley Av*., Oakhurst. Open Saturday and roams, sspsnilon attle. Full cellar, spa- sum*. Stt.SOO. Oraat value. Russell » of the New York Harbor. Priced at 18,500 and $1,008 rouSBPMCTi . Ti Mount Av*., Allantl* Hlgn- Flv* rooms. Sunday ifternoonl. Other tlmei hy ap. clou* IMxlSS plot. tll.OOO. Thompjon Borui Realtors, *M River Rd.. Talr Modem, unfurnished. polntm*nt only. Al Lslb, CA MM4, 8 West River Road Agency. U B Vml St. SH 1«M Haven. SH respectively. FOUR ROOMS fully furnlabed, all utl|. IIDDUROWM — Immediate occupan- Rtraison, New Jersey WATERFRONT BUNGALOW nie*, prlyau entrance. It Third Av*., cy. Tfireebedroom rancher. Planar V. B. STSJEL HOMBS. New aodsL HOUSES nt SALE HOUSES FOR SALE AUantlc Highland!. wain, garage, fireplace. Convenient "Rosa eorsrta cottage gen* mo*, Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 Spaciwu. bungalow consisting of large living room, dining ana. Economical heat. His mm •ra." Ota Hill Rd. From Hwy. eVOHLANDS — Three rooms, hath, plua utilities. Adams Agency. SH room and kitchen, two large bedrooms and oath, full base- srtund now, no children, furnished, M)M. IS Eaat Bergen ill* Red Bi M turn west st Headden's Cornsr ment and patio. Finished second floor, two-car garage. arl; unfurnished Me. FK Mil. "24-hour aervlce." light Open Saturday and Sunday •fternoon*. other slut. Evititt R HOLMDEL Very low taxes. This home Is in beautiful condition and 1RIT FLOOR apartment — Two bad IMMACULATE ala-room ranch with ga- Is a real opportunity to dock your yacht at your back door. reoma, living room, dlnlns room rage and full basement In tap and Thorn* Co. OS 1-0002. "CLOVER HILL" ELWOOD A. AGENCY ' «n. One-car garage. Immedlale oc. convenient ares. Immediate occunaaor. 121,000 ncjr. ISO per month, no ullllliet Can Hchwani Agsncy, «H 7-3131. . aMTONTOWN — Three bedroom ranch, In In* Country dad. Call Ayere-Truloia Agency, : Individually atylsd homes on met af NEW WATERFRONT RANCHER ck St.. Little Silver. SH 1-MM FURNISHED RANCH type bungalow. dining room. Screened breeuway. is Living room, fireplace, dining room, from on* to flv* acrti, {11,000 ta HO.- Exceptionally clean little ranch house situated on deep WIN GABLES APARTMENTS three kitchen, two bedrooms, bath; hot water 555 Prospect Avenue, Little Silvar, New Jenay ' Quality. Chirm and Location water comprising of large modern living room with fire- SIM law rooms, boat does, elevator, oil heat. Available on annual leias. HOLMDEL — Sli-room air canditionsi an river. SH 1-ttM. •100 monthly. John Mlnuxh. Realtor, ranch, three bedrooms, two nil Dlreetluna — Tsk* Maul* M, on* Ml* SHadytids' 1-4500 place, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bath, well uRMSHED — ciseneat Rumsnn Rd. Phone RU 1-OTIt. baths, two-car garage, cellar and dish. south of Pleasant V*Jley light, turn cared for small lot with clever patio. $28,000. apartment In Long Bri h. Modem HILLTOP LODOE overlooking ocean washar. OI mortgage 120,000. CO 5 arp rlaM .toward Weet on Clover RIVERFRONT — See this eharmlng colonial horn* surrounded hy '-lllure, all utilities, " ftr month, Ideal for bachelor, furnished, fir*' ill M;. aroseea % mil* to Clover HIU. tall trees, open porch on tan sldii, huge entrance ioy*r, double •- s;ao CA : - tier s p.m. place, automatic rmt, HI 3-2SS0. MARIB . COX AQENCY CALL -BUILDER, WH Mill living room, spacious dining room, deluxe kitchen, els lovely bed- DO YOU WANT TO BE WEALTHY SOMEDAY? Realtor* sj Imurori roomsms,, att* bathaths (master bdrbedroomm 1U3J with privet* bath), base- g IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Furnish- mentmet , low memenn , Aeklng SJSOOSJS.OOOO. THEN TAKE A LOOK AT OUR INCOME OPPORTUNITIES aWRT MONMOUTH — FOUH roomi ed seven-room Cape Cod In River STlUollshed Sine* ie:j THRBB YEAR OLD RANCH, flv*-TOt>m and bath. Nicely furnished. GsraseGsrase, Place, Mlitdletown. Flreplnce, rilihwssh- M Commanehs Dr. rorlaupeek house. Raasonibla. ALMOST AN ACRE — 32-year-old colonial, 10 lovely roomi, en- Highway Property , SllI UtllltlMtllltl . "AduflsAi ' onlyonly . Call altlte er, washer, dryer Included. $135 per Oeeanport Borough CA 2.1*0 SH 1-OTiS ' trance foyer, five ep&cloua bedrooms, den, library, full bassmant, S PHI. KB HIM, month on yearly lt««e, Crowell Agency tennis courts. Priced at low 131,000. Convenient financing avail- Comprised of five apartments and a store with sixth apart- MODERN THUKE.nooll .ml bath fu Mlddletown. 08 1-0400. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE able. ment under construction. Income of over $400 a month. nlsn«t spsrlment, In private home UNKl/RNISIIED sli.rooin r«nch hom», This income can be improved. Any reasonable offer. sutomatlc heat, private entrance. 18! Finished knotty pine cellar, automat' WELL MAINTAINED RAMBUNO TUNCH RESIDENCE — In a Includes everything. AT 1-!8Z7, In wniher, automatic Ironer. Insulnlett, particularly desirable location. Larse living room, dlnlns roam, itorm windows. LI 2-1320. wall'to.wall carpeting, birch cabinet Itltchfn wllh wall ovsn, laun. ItEU BANK UNFUHNIBMED dry room, three lovely bedrooms, bath snd powilnr room. At- Excellent Income Buy room apartment, centrally located LAROE HOME, flvo brrtrnomi, tw tached garage. Lovely tret*. Priced right, 131,000. Comprised of four spartments made up of 15 rooms and . oil heat. Nicely decorated first floor bathi. Living room, dining room RAY STILLMAN ASSOCIATES LINOROFT — Tree shaded three-year-olit, ils-tnonllt ranch, De- Inquire SI Harding Rd., SH 1-1607. Inrpe kitchen and rlen. Near school* luxe birch cabinet kitchen with Formica counters, wall * ov%nt VA bathi, Complete with caretsker. This property is ca- TIMIKK ROOMS furnieheil. Ulllltiai on bus line. Immediate occupancy. J12ri "it YEARS OF SERVICE" eeparate •lining room, 71' living room with colonial llraplice, three pable of paying a phenomensl return on Initial investment supplied. Long Branch. CA 1-im, per inonlli. AT 1-3817. epsoloui bedrooms, H« baths, full bssemsnl, enclosed porch, at- HOMES • FARMS . WATERFRONTS . ESTATES tsrhsd two-car garage, Immediate occupancy, Ofrarid at Ml,M0. at a bargain buy of $18,900. fr — KITf!H»)N, h-tlrnnm, KIVK-rtOOM MOU8B, newly decorated, prlvMlo bath, ftrival* entrance, o all year round with beach prlvllctcj. JtlOD BANK AREA — An appealing ranchl thrsa bsdrtMms, hot water )>»at. 117,100. AnMUTnoHaa WBBKLT srwciAi,, FounniipriooM nm.nmA?. Hwy 35 and bus lines. Business persoi HI 3>Il«ll, —l/ovelr living room, separate dining room, kflchen, FOUR bed- preferred. SH 1M3I. FOUR LAROK ROOMS nnii hnlh. full IIUMSON — FOR RUNT — Eiqulslt* modern ttir**,b*rt- rooms (too twin His), and bath. Full esllar. rilltar walli. Black- cellar, gaa heat, Its. Immediate oc room ranch! dock! studio. |1H, ton drive, built-in garage, Unbellsvabt* value at UT.WO, MEW — THREE ROOMS and bath, cupancy. Call between B-7 CA 2.9IUI, private. ho' i -Futnlshe - - d unlur RUMSON — Wat»rfront| four heilroomi, four balhsi car- HONEYMOON COTTAaB — Juit right for two, five rooms, two AT nag* house | Immaculate througliout, sw.ooo. heilrooms, tlte hath, 30' living room, aaparat* dining room, Pin* Ufi IKHN, THHBE-KOOM aparlrnenl nartslfd kltolnn, not walor )if»t, aluminum combTnalloni, two Nicely furnlalied, complete with air WANTED TO RENT MANY OTHER SUPERB OFFERINGS! palloi, attitchett larsgt, rrlcM at a low IK,BOO, romlltlonlnK. 'rile hath, electric ranis, i) hue lino, fxicated in modern dome, TIlnEE-ltooM UNKlJIINIBIIKn apart- LITTLE SILVER, HOLMDEL, MIDDLETOWN, etc. 1MMACIJLATB COLONIAL nANCH — Bight lovely rooms, four r hrriroomi iiwn ninatnr*), twn tile halhi, entrance foysr, 31' living nf^iinto (lOKiipnncv, Must aee lo ap<..."?"" '" """ adult, nulililf itrc| nsnk. RUMSON, FAIR HAVEN, SHREWSBURY F3M7 WrIU "APT", Hon Ml, n,,| n» |,, rmim, •nurste illnlni room, deluii *l«ptrlc klichsn, Konnlea n CALL RAY STILLMAN rountfrx, family room, hssnniRnt, liulli-ln garsse, Valun pncktrl at •IIII1KJK I1O0MH, Han A LADY UV1NCI nloTf w^uM~l"llie 11 MOO. Convsnknt llnanclng svalUblt, md floor, fieRt ami ho to rent n Ihrt-n nr Imir-iinjiri un- Routo 35, Shrewsbury, N, J, li rent. KU 1-Oo2f>. lurnlilieil siisriiiifnl-atiiui Mnrrh or .PIlKBTinn I/1CAT1ON for young iHcullve - Ttii-ihailer r,vi>r (111 Sll 1-8G0O HH lovny rooinn, thru «"f«l il«> hidrooms, Iwo baths, sepirste . AI'Alt'rMKNTN, -.Icp. Must lif In tilir l,M,it]'iii on illnln« ronm, riolui* kltction wllli loi-loirnlni llraplscn, *or«en«d Irani! Ml,, or Jml nil,,] linen-tin, n. autniner porch, b«

Horn** for WEAKT-NEMETH dlnqiuai la „, , ad for IntreewteM axe IMM mi ie tun. Tee, give your ehndnn • nt on October U, MS* by Mayor and RELIGIOUS NEWS ' 1 AGENCY break. One look meane you'll buy. Council of th. Borough of Red Bank pTovld«d"in"tne"Locii Bond Law. B.tt«r Living Three Urge bedroome. full elted din- and on November 2, ltftt wae finally haa begun to run from Ihe d.te of Ing room, fully equipped modern ecl- adopted and approved. METHODIST 102 WEST FRONT STREET ince kitchen, hot water heat, rar.ite. the riret publication ot thle Notice. aurnsr Through imda and aluminum combination OEOROE A. ORAT, FRED L. AVERS Sea fright Red Bsnk * SHadyside 1-2240 storm laiti arc all included In the Mayor. Borough Uerk. [•rice of thli hone. Bicellent location. Atteit: ,N ORDINANCE AUTH0RIZINO THE Rev. Robert S. Judge, pastor, Rev. John Crduthamel, Jr., win mmediata ponewUKi. »">» full price. John Bryan, REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION will use "When Goodness Is Not WALKER & WALKER 24-Hour Service Non-vet S3W down. The Berg Agoncy, Cleric OF VARIOUS STREETS, AVENUES speak on the subject "The Truo Fit. J», Mlddletown. O» 1-1OIO. Nov. g AND ROADS IN THE BOROUOH OF Enough" aa the theme for hisRealism" at the 9 a. m. family, LITTLE MLVEB AND AUTHORIZ- REALTORS "RESULTS COUNT"'--. irETERANS—No down payment, lll.Mo INO THE ISSU1NO OF 111.000 sermon for the worship service lervice and the 11 a. m. worship . fuU price. On your way *o our of- BONDS OR NOTES TO FINANCE Sunday at 11:15 a. m. Church- ervice Sunday. The MOOR YOUR BOAT near this [ca atop and Inipect every home la NOTICE OF SALE PART OF THE COST THEREOF FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH - thle price range. Then inepect thle pn Weiinnday. November II, ltu OR. TO FUND BMEROBNCT NOTES school meets at >:30 a. m. hoir will sing "KaHembm. spectacular 93', nine-room ranch, i/,% CI mortgage available. Two home.-I# you dowt..think thla two-Bed- at 1:00 A. M. I will aeil at public HERETOFORE ISSUED FOR SUCH The Women's Society of Chris- iinen" and "Turn That, Again.: vet on one acre lot near river. iittu, family room with fire- room ranch beau tsiil..»|l,.wi prom- •uetfoa on hihair of the Se.co.ll Pi- PURPOSE*. lee not to force you to. buy. It. Thar. nance Co., at It Broad Street. Red Ian Service will meet Thursday Lord," at 11 a. m. Bsptfsm place, window walled living la a living room with flreplftce.i com- BE IT ORDAINED by the Meyer Canter hall plan. Wood-burning Sank. N. J. one ltu Ford four-door ind Council of th. Borough ol Little it I p. m. in the church hall. ceremonies will be held Sunday room, science kitchen with eating pletely .quipped nKMera kitchen, full ieuntry Sedan. Station Wigon Serial fireplace in spacious living room. itzed family dining room, full baie- Bllve' r .I_n he County el Monmouth, for Miss Fslth Stokes. : Full dining room. All electric ares, basement, garage, screened ment, combination aluminum *torp> So. UlgX lOTfM for default In a Con- New. leree-jreey: : porch, patio, extras. Landscaped •••ii and .creeni and located *n an ditional Salei Contract made by Rich- SECTION I. That putiuint lo the Ushers st the • a. m. sAnriec kitchen. Paneled family room immaculately landlcaped lot. Immedi- ard F. R.moth. Sgldcar m«y be «»»napplicable atttutel, there le hereby eu- '4-acre. Owner transferred. Ask- ate poia.iilon. Non-vet SS75 down. The at ou.rantaed Auto Salt.. Highway as, thorlied n a general Improvement, trill be Edward Golden, Warren with bar. Jalouaied all-year room ing $24,900. Berg Agency, Rt. at, Mlddletown. OS Neptune. N. 1. '' "' ' t. the comtructlon, reconstruction ind re.Board Hires >Brown, Jr., Robert Sehaadt. 1-10OO. J. M. RHODES, Auethmiir. pair of certain Mreete, avenut. and plus screened porch. Study, or roade: In the Borough ot Little Silver. lichard Stryker and Sidney Dull. fourth bedroom. Two full baths. INCROFT—Attractive four-bed- UTTLE IILVBR Nov. • ' all in accordance with and ae dcaerlbed BIX NATURAL wooded acree complete- In th. plan, and (pacification, ef th. Music Teacher Jthers st 11 s. m. will be How- Two-car garage. TO COMPLETE room split level, l'/4 baths, recre- ly unepolled. Lerge private leka for Borough Engineer, heretofore Bled with LITTLE SILVgR - George W. ird Young, James Bennett, Paul' THE PICTURE A 14* BOAT IN- ation room, living room, wall •wimmlng and boating. Rear of prop- NOTICE OF BALE . and approved by- the M.yor'-ead Coun- g g oven kitchen, dining area; ga- erly enda at river with Hip and dock, Graves, William Stracener, Jr.,; CLUDED. LOW TAXES) 5% game and Wild life In abundance. Rea- On Wedneeday. November la. ltitat . emergency and LeRoy Trott, Jr. GroiUag: rage. Extras. Conveniently lo- Idence 1805 vintage In tine prnarva- S:M A. H. I will Mil at public auc. •ued for eueh purpoeea. .: hire55d as a music teacher for the* MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. EX- tlon ind well cared for. Entratie* Ion on behalf of UM Stacoait Finance SECTION 2. : ' hereby dntermlfied committee members will.be *•>.. cated near Parkway. $18,900. driveway flanked by atately treee. Will fe., at 18 Broad Street, Red Bank, aad declared by thla Council ae fol upper (rade* by the Board of TRAORDINARY VALUE FOR delight the cithetlc, and lover of na- «. J. one INf Chevrolet Fanel, Serial Education. /.. liam Stracener, Howard Tovv, RED BANK—New ranch. Near tural b._.*y. Artlnr aUM, Rujj.li no. H 2UT O10IM for default In « (a) That Ukf e«lmati.f Btilmum George Morford, a dommmaaaf. ia.no. M. Btrua Realtor!, t5o River Rd., Fair ^HidlUanal Balea 7Contract made by He replaces Mrjl. Dorothy Bond, schools, churches, shopping. Four Richard Bergqulet. Mld car may be amount lo - ee- raleeel from all deaconesses and reprtssatallwja MONEY m YOUR POCKET! As- bedrooms, VA baths, living room, Haven. 8H T-W32. •een at Guaranteed Auto galie, High eourcea for the purpowa doe? who had taught here a year and VETERANS—No down payment. $10. way SI, Neptune, N. J. erloed la Beetles'1 mrtof for *,h*lf, -.;-! ' • '. ' '4~\ of Circle Two of the Womea'a •ume this 4K% VA mortgage and modern kitchen with dining area. KM full price. How many ef you feel su.is».«a Fellowship. • : ' , Full basement. Small lot, easy to rou hive mlaied your opportunity ot a J. U. RHODES. AucUeneer. (b) That the enim.t.d mttlmum ;Mr. Roe hoMs a bachelor; of anjoy an attractive three-bed- IfetlmeT Well, you are wrens. Ren ItNov. S ' 13.10 •nwunt ef heoaa er netee to " Church-tchofll meets at tt.]i- maintain. $21,000. • • : Tit* advantage ol It by Mains and inVSuL »ea«iKe degree from Temple Uni room ranch with full basement MONMOCn COUNTY > m. , buying till, .four-bedroom home with (c) That an approprUtleo rn.rn.rn.wat cea -^^ HV u^ht ;c«e yw oof awl family room. Well-built and banomet-ilted dining room, fully equip- RVEBOOATE'B COVKT talned In a budget er budget* ef ped daylight kitchen, eneloaed front Jfealre U CreiMen te Pregeat sixth grade In the The board of. trustees will meat well kept In convenient location. wrch, planer wain, baaement, expan* the Borough heretofore adopted Wlckatun. Monday at 7:30' p. a., and tha Landscaped tot 100x145. Oil hut. HALL BROS. alon tttlc, bllhda, aluminum combin- CM*m Agaeiai Eatate under the caption "Dm PaySchool- . ation norm aaah and altctrlo range. ESTATE OV HENRT E. RAABI He Is a graduate of the Julllard board of Christian EdBcaMai. Turn only tltt. Priced right at Realtors Lindicaped lot. Immediate poeaeulon. DECEASED. Tuesday at I p. m. :' Don't wallit.. Act now!!!!!! Non-veNoovet SHg>JO0 Pureuant te the order of EDWARD ws&rMTss School of Music, and ho!d»,B. A. SIMM. RUItBON RANCHER — On wooded ' down. Tb» B.rg Agincy, Rt. M, MMC- . BROEOE, Surrogate et the County Hour of Renewal strvlcea ara lor*. Spotleea three-bedroom hom.. dletown. OS 1-1000. of Monmouth. tola day made, on the unt U hereby •aaroMIMM «a and A. A. degrees from Mon- POUR •BEDROOM SP.LIT In Near aehoola and river. Living room application of the underelgned. Jean B. down payment for thepureoM held Wednesdays between T:» hu fireplace. Dining art* openi t UTTLB SILVBR — Two-bedroom brick Arpln. Jr.. Bole Eiecutor el the eltate deecrlbetf hi Section thereof. mouth College. His salary will be tai'*.»;-p. m. The cWidran'a nearby Llncroft. ltf bath*. Faml- haded tarrace. Modern kitchen, larg ranch. Ideal for older couple, or of the laid Henry E. Raabe. deeeaaed, SECTION J. That eatd eum ef, SIS,- HIM. iry buemint. Attached gange. Taxe. newlywedi. B«eH» eommitfee wffl meet Wednesday ly room. Excellent condition. only MOD. Immedlat* occupancy. Priced able. Call 8H 1-1331. of laid deceaeed to preeent to the eaid Pro»rlate4 for the purpoetl guteel Hires Jaalter LARGE S>/«% mortgage avail- t» eellit SJ3.00O. Bole Executor their clalma uader oatb Bectlon 1 b at 1:30 p.Tm.viwr*.^ ^v R1V1R PLATA within elz monthe from > thli date-. SECTIOSECTIONN 4. That tor the purpaae et Willie O. Carson, Red Bank,; Circles of tft* women's FeUow able. Asking mm. RUHBOK BEST TOUR • BEDROOM •XCIPTIONAIJ VALUE four-bedroom Dated: October nth, 1W. Inanclng "th' e eoet ef the lmpnvemente RANCH -«- Quiet itrttt. Cloee to riv- Cape Corf In top condition. Living ras hired at • janitor, bringing JOHN B. ARP1N, JR. deecrlbad In Section 1 bireot. eiduelve Alp.will meet Thursday u foi- er. Two tiled bttha. Terrace and cov rvom, dining area, large modern kltch- of tald down payment, then to here- to five the Dumber of Janitors la REDUCED TO $20,000 and well trod porch. Center hall, 24' . living en, Hi tiled bathe. Full buement, tin- Melville Btreet. . • by authorized the la.uinc."of negoti- lowiit. Circles One and Two, cor- room, itone fireplace. Separate dlnlni Ilehe" d recreation room. Patio, liovely Oakhurit, N. jr. the two schools here. His salary worth it. Rambling three-bed- r able «erlil bbond! of aald Borough in ereddiih:luncheon, neon, in Pal-.. room Lateit kitchen with dlihwaiher \.oode. d plot afforde plenty of privacy. Ifeiirg. Partom, Labrectue, . an aggregate principal amount not eexx-will be $3,300 a year. room rancher on % acre land- ? tnd dinette. Huge bltement. Two-car Low taxei. Aeklnc SU.SOO. Ruiielt M. Canuna * Blair, en Thouiind ((1100000) kwshlp Hsll, with Mrs, Thomaa- tarige. Immediate occupancy. Low BoruB e Bialtora. *J0 Rive— r Rd.~- , -Fai •r 10 Broad, Btreet, eeding Fifteen Thouiind ((11.000.00 The board approved supplying acaped lot. Screened porch. axil. Anxloui owner eaya S»,*M tor ~\H 8K T-4S32, Red Bank. New Jcrtey XHIara, purauant to the Local Boat Wilson giving the progru*, quick ule. "" w, conatituttng Article I of Chapter the Jaaiton with two clean uni- Workshop. V/, baths. Modern FAIR HAVEN . Attorney. Title 40 ef the Kevlied gtnuegtnuee «. 'Town and Country Cburcaas;" PICTURE BOOK SETTING — Lovely PIRFBCTION THROUOKOUT — A1 Oct. 30— Nov. S—13—20 I1T.S4 New JJereey Thee ratrt e or ratet a off In- forms a week. Until now, the jani- Circle Three, home of Mn. Joha kitchen. Dining room. 4)4% mort- ourbedroom colonial u tecluded by moil new center hall modern ranch tereet,'mMurlUeelUee, methomethd S"Vali"f l " andd gage available. all trill and flowering ihrubi. Large hohomn e of iiceptlonai eontruetlon. Four MONMOCTH COUNTY . all other matten act determined-ken- tors received one clean uniform a Quivcy, 3S FarreU Dr., MiddW- Ifvlna; «*«> with fireplace, plu. pan- Ditigg bedroome, living room.of generoue SURROGATE'S COURT J"*hall be determined by lubeequent week. town; Circle Five, home of Mn. DELUXE EDITION. Custom built MM din with nnplae*. Formal din- dlmeniionidim , none fireplace, family cin- reeolutin* of thl* Council. ins room. Modern kitchen with dlah- mng- room, apadoug modern equipped Clalmi Agalaei Ettat* SECTION S. TIM pending the Hau- Robert L. Fouratt ssid one uni- Robert Fiedler, 100 Cross St, Ut-' four-bedroom rancher of finest waeher and bre.kf.it bar. 1'4 tl ed i'Itchm, two tiled ^bathe. Completely ESTATE OF EDWARD R. 8H0M0. form a week gets too dirty to pre- bathe. Rear. terrace. Screened ildi finlehcd baaement, paneled reeraatlon tie Silver, with Mrs. Warren K-.i. construction set on terraced tot ldy wrkehlo twear t eent a neat appearance. Randolph porch. Full baeement. Two-car soim, laundry, worklhlop, two-ear at- Puuuanl t* th* order of EDWARD llott aad Mn. Fred Warwick «!*• S of exceptional beauty. Planned r*ge- Vacant. Aaklng IJT.iw. oned garage. Lovely landacaped C. BROEOE, Surrogat. of th. County •filar voted against supplying RUMBOM SEVEN ROOMS. - JPou srounda. Top reaM.ntlal nelghLorhood. tog a program oil mlaiaonaHaf,;" for good living. Fireplaces stra- taking g31.0Mi. Ruaiell V. Rorui Real- •f Monmouth, thi* day mad*, on the torn uaifonns a wtak. and Circle Six, home of Mrs. Af !J Wdraene, Mi bathe, ovenlied dining fon, MO Rlvir Rd., Fair Haven. BH application of the under — tegically placed In living room, roonv Big kitchen. Soreened tear Jf Elisabeth Shomo. Sole . thur Ryersoa. M Paten PI., lad . porch. PulFull baiementbaumant. Attached-siAttached gi- \ the ealato of the eald Edward R. er mtttere net family mom and sheltered 'out- rage. Locued near aehoole, bua and ftUMBON, — New Cape Cod rouee, Shomo, deeeaaed, notice I* hereby given &ixrz Electric Construction Corp Be^, with the atudy program*- - door brick patio living area. Two- river. Id.al for growing family. Low brlclc front, large kitchen, til* bath, to th* creditor, of lafd dieeiMd fe taxe.. Only fia.SM. Off.ri invited. living room, two bedroome, lot TSllSO, preient to the aald Sole Executrix their d hereto ehel West End, was awarded a con-voted to. 'Town and Couatiy • car garage. Hot water oil heat landicaped with blacktop driveway. claim* under oath within ilx month! tract for $490 to install a cluster Churches," led by Mn. Wiajoa.. M costing only 9272 annually. A from thla date. of three floodlight! at the north HALL BROS. Dated:- October 97th, IN*. (a) pat, the period of uaefalMaa et GOOD HOUSE AT A GOOD EgTELLB ELIZABETH SHOMO, the Improvementa described In •ai of the Mtrkham Place School. If 20 William St, JEHOVAH'S WnNEffU PRICE! $35,000. Realtors LOTS AND ACREAGE ,.t Section 1 hereof le five yeara. The board also approved spend- Fair Hiven, N. J. FIVE-ACRE WATERFRONT ES- Sugar Maple Lane (off lUverdale St Broad St.. the Markham Place School. T.ATE In Rumton area.' Modem- SH 1-7M$ .ve.) New ihrewtbury. adjacent New Red Bank. N. J., discussed by the pretldfH awimmlng Rlnr grade eebeoL All Attorney*. SJf2»'ff«U« The board voted to advertii bed colonial with an impressive iitllltlea. new road. Lota lMxMO. elude Oct. to-Nor. *-lJ-M . S1S.W minister, Oenaia Benaott, Staatar treee, H,MM' up. See or phone owner, for bids for, laixUcaping at theat 3 p. m. in Kingdom ftett. A approach and • circular drive- E. R. SNYDER & CO. Jouiua Downs. U Rlverdale Ave. IH menuf debt M^*£!^ewa%t - the ants debt of the BoroagS. Point Road SchooL - About alt Broad St. At 4: U p. m., the atody way. Towering trees and luih defined in Section 4O:t-n of Established 1873 THREK 10x1110 building plot! plui Netlco te CreeBan to t-n ofTSe acres are Included in tha area group topic will bo "Finding tto landscaping afford complete pri- Clalma AiUeea Eatat* IUvta«hl d SUtutei, u inereue. WOODS END IN 1MDDUCTOWN — •U-ioora, IH-bath Cape Cod with full • " ordmanee by $15,0»7rereue.) »m™ which will be planted with trees vacy and beauty. Spacious in- Pour-bedroom epllt level, recreation Maement and oil heet. Zoned. for two- ESTATE OF PETER CASSIDT. DE- Truth That Makes Men Fna," CD. that the Inuanc. of the oblige- and shrubs. terior for formal entertaining or room, ecreensd parch, 1U bathe. El- 'amlly home. Out-of-etata owner aaklng tlon. authorbwd by thla onlnaSce "Your WUI Be Done oa Em tree include: carpeting, bcaudolr mir- S1MKH. Pill ftehwarta Ageney. «H 7 sill JU.nt to th* order of EDWARD C. le permuted by tie eieeptlont A total of IM pupils are taking breathing space for a larger ror, humldinar. italnleee eteel kitchen, OB, Surrogate of th* County ot wlM be the subject tor the BMi ' encloeed ahower. aluminum doore and Mormouth, mi day made, •* the ap- a French course after school one study family. Offered at $(8,500. window!, eipenilve ihrubbery. Ixcel mcatlon of th* undinlgned Bertram at lent Inveatment at 111,000. REAL ESTATE WANTED oaynor. Admlnlnrator of th* aatati Sgy . foUowi RUMSON CAPE COD - Four •TLANTIC HIOHLANDS — Mtaaa-lwd. .. th* laid Peter Cawldy, Mceaied. (e) That all of tb* eonda or ua board was told ther* are 72 lint oom colonial, fireplaee. formal dining SELF! W* han sola •* Buy proper- notice Ii hereby siren to the creditor. limed purauant tetM eidliwae Kingdom Hall, aad M bedrooms, VA baths. Luge sepa- room, full baaamant. excellent nela> Ueg tan we nut men good luning*. et eald deemed to preient to the •hall bear intereit at a ratow gradert. 24 third traders and 31PI. and »• Poari St, all la aUi f wrhood. A-l condition. Exceptions Can a* now for prompt prof*u4enal •aid Admlnlatrator their claim* under »««•• »t *«**edlng elx per •»?. rate dining room. Screened porch. oirvlee. Walker and Walker. Real Ea- tath within alx raonthi from this date. turn («*) p*r annum, peyakle sixth graders enrolled. The pro-Bank, and at N Uncola St., Pab> Basement. Taxes only. $283. Low late, Inmrance. rn T dayi. Shrew*. Sated: October 14th. IIS*. Mmlannually. r*w—* gram started last month. NTDER gPEClAL-Plve ttar apectal jury, office. SH " Raiitaa Ofrloe. BERTRAM J. OATN0R. view. MiddMowa. ' r maintenance. An attractive fami- or large family. New Uonmouth four, Mi Fourth Avenue. The board voted tb accept the bedroom eplll level, carpeting, willl Bradl.y Beach. N. J. The Theocratic MtalaUy Soboal ly tent la good school ana. oven kitchen, huge recreation mom, IttWANTED — Two. three and four-bed- erlram J. Qaynar. Eea. Point Road School from the gene- "Ul meet la Kingdom Han Ttar*> batha; garage; H-aere lot. Choice room homea. Price gu.ooo-WO.OOO. We SW Cookman Avenue. ral contractor, Michael J. Graaso Modestly priced at SIMM. neighborhood. Aieume 01 *>i% morl- have eerloue bujere waning. Call El- Aebury Park. N, J. day at 7:30 p. m., coaduetad ky gagV SS,W>. All Incluilve monthly wood A. Armatrong Realtort . ftSO r*iqg Buildersi, , ^ R- H-Paakaaiar. The sabieot« BARN RED BARGAIN on over paymente. S10S. ixct Ave,. Uttle Silver, •H ,1-lWO. oft. le-H—»0—Nov. S \ttt\t tto cofractton of TWO ACRES, PARTIALLY RANCH-SPLIT-COLONIAL or Cape Cod the Kingdog m Servicce rnestrnestta*t . at home, for eale. er leeee. Immediate NOTKB facts listed by the board. fcJI in b eachlLtaa =' WOODED. Completely rejuven- SNYDER REALTORS acuon If down payment la ia.000 Take nolle* that application hu been An adjourned raeeang will be p. m. win be •Teach ated. Two bedrooms. Bay win- c Wfl{ l ie7 wauu> mad* to the Mayer aad Countll of th* Five Corner*. Middletown 2f iSS». ™ * " ' Boroush of UUle Bllv.r to traniter to w held Nov. II at I p. m. dow in living room. Dining area The Sreat Atlantle * Paeinc Tea <• m kitchen. Full basement. Auto- OS 1-2590 or AT 1-3584 NOTICE OF BUDS TO BE RECEIVED Company. Inc. for premlaen i located ai Th. Municipal Manager ol the Bor-..50.7 Prcipect Ave,, UttlUl e silver. N. J. WESIMINIIKR matic heat. Excellent neighbor- ough of Kcanaburg will reeelve bide the Limited Retail Diminution Ucene. j hood. Asking $15,000. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING In the Council Chamber, at the Mu-No. DL-1 h.r.toloi. Uaued to The First Grade PRESBYTERIAN nicipal building. Church Strtet, Keim- are.t Atlantic 4k Pacific Tea Company te levy it velorenTtaiS wilhout ..„. Mlddletown la right here! A nondescript 50- Jurg, New Jeriey. Tuesday. November for the aame premlae*. The namoe and year-old house has been turned10th. IMS at 3:00 p. m. for the col-realdencea of the officer, and direc- 'A Reformation in Our Day," -1 WALKER & WALKER lection of girbige and refute material tor, of the applicant corporation ere: fee principal of and InterSt on . Teacher Hired will be the topic of Rev. Hartaa into an attractive modern home. in the Borough ot Ketnenurg. New Ralph W. Burcer, Low Wood. Larch- bonde er note.. REALTORS Stunning foyer hu black and Jeriey. for the term ol from January moot, N. Y.: John D. Ehrgott, Pocono . SECTION ». Thie ordinance ehall take FAIR HAVEN - The Board of C. Durfee'a sermon Sunday at rr t, i960 to December 31, 1*82 (J year.). Read, Denvllle, N. J.: Harry B. effect twenty daye after the flrat pul Education approved the hiring white tiled floor. Louvred doors Detailed ineclflcatloni are on file Qeorse, 45 Tl.d.l. Road, ScaradU*. lteitlon hereof after final tuiage I 10:4J a. m. Thihss mediutioa iit tha:'*. Highway 35 Shrewsbury N. T!: Stephen W. Shea. S3 Kenned the manner provided by law. Mrs. Marjory tandsiedel, Red close off living room, very pretty with the Municipal Clerk and copy of Place. Creitwood, N. V.: John 1. Rel final one in a current series coa'coar-.; ! SHadyside 1-5212 •am.; may be had upon application. r. SSS W. 2«th street. New York, NOT. « SM.M Bank, as a first grade teacher at dining room with fireplace, bed- Bid. will be .received on four option, cerned with "The Reformatioa af for collection a. follow.: I. T.: Oliver C. Adam*, Blakely Road, its meeting last night. OPEN 7 DAYS room (or den), bath and bright L Coiectlon of .gartbage a* defined In laverford. Pa.; Ralph Manning Brown, NOTICE Our Faith." The satramsot al ' paragraph t of Option I and dli- r., SOWeatcott Road, Princeton, N. J.| AN ORDINANCE REGULATING She began work Oct. IS. Hei colorful kitchen. Three bedrooms Francli H. Bucher. «140 cowell Road. PARKINO OF MOTOR AN infant baptism will be obaemd. POMI of all material In th« Borough Wlnant Lake, Brighton, Mich.: John ND OT salary will bo $4,200 a year. and bath on second floor. (Could Incineration Plant Dump. VEHICLES ON GRANT BaVAR The choir wiU sing "la the CfMa ?. Coleellon of garbage a* defined In L. Burn*. Fox Run L*ne. Greenwich. AND DESIONAT1NO PROBP School Superintendent Charles HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE be income apartment). paragraph I ol Option I and die-Conn.; William M. Byrne*,'3S Byron AVENUE A8 A IITOP TPEBTBC of Christ I Glory," under tha «. poeal ot all material at Contraetor'i Lane, Larchmont, N. Y.; Harold W. E. Howard said Mrs; Landaiadei rection of Mrs. LouJa A, An Amazing $24,950 own dump. Carver, (Mo Uneolnwood Drive, Chi- CHANIC STREET IN THE WATERFRONT — Almost new RUMSON—Three-room and bath cago, III.; Lawrence M. Cazayoux, 1B0 OUOH OF RED BANK. hu a bachelor of adence degree •ty. ottamat Karmy _^__.. a Collection of garbage and mit.rfa; Chapel Street, Brookllne, Miaa.; J.y BE IT ORDAINED by th* UtiOr In elementary education from ranch. Fireplace, pine wall, furnished apartment for' rent, All GUEST COTTAGE FOR RENT .1 defined In Option III and dis-E. Cr.ne, 715 Berkeley Avenue, Or -• •• of the Borough of lied arc available. Ushers are WUUaai I* bookcases. Early American kitch- utilities and heat furnished posal of all material in th* Borough agne. N. J.; Donald Kirk David. Oater- Danbruy Teachers College, Can- Thierolf and Arthur ItaajMT^^ ty Delightful rural location. Con Incineration Plant Dump. vllle. Mail.; William F.' Leach. Kenll - No ul en, dining room, Family room, ownsr. $80.00 per month. Ref 4. Collection, of garbage and material worth Lake. Marlton. N. J.: flwllym A. u.hTTi—•;• ,r v * °mobiie er othei bury, Conn. Sunday-School will meet at fctt. ~ * venlent for commuter. Furnished. ee defined In Option Ttl wnd df.- Prim,, Club Hoail, Roastyn Farms, Car- vehicle ihall be narked or atationM two bedrooms. Patio. Dock. Ask- erencei are required. Two bedrooms. Available now to po.al of all material at Contractor', negie. Pa.: Elmer L. RevnoMe. < commuouily on OrKl[s?u.i.. S^SM She has taken additional cour own dump. Proipect Hill Avenue. Summltt, N. J.I at a point thlrty-rire (31) feet north o ses at Newark Slate College and Senior and junior youth fellow'. ing $l»,00O. RUMSON - Parochial school June. References. $125 per All bid. mull b. accompanied by John Elliot Slater. Renuclanr ,o -I Monmouib mreet and eitendlng ninety. area. This four-bedroom older month. a certified check and bid bond, letter, Eaaex Felli. N. J.; Joieph P. Smith, has done substitute teaching in ship groups will matt at <:» FREEHOLD. — Sturdy execu- •• let forth In the Saoclflcatlone. in Valley View Road, Virginia Manor, Square, for a period of HCa'u of tJUrt Red Bank and Shrewsbury. P. m. Sunday. home is perfectly suited for Right I. reierved to reject any anu alley (30) mlnuiei at any time. tives home'. Spacious living all bid., a. aet forth In the Specific, Plttlblurgh, Fa.; Robert If. Smith, 184. SECTION 2. That the foilewi>lni g In- The board also approved the room, fireplace, den, dining large or growing family. Proper- ELLEN S. none. San Marco Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. I* here- ty comprises l% acres. There All the provliiom let forth la Hit Th. John A. Hartford Foundation. Inc., diUon of four teachers to the subr .BAPTIST •• •••' 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, New aaa ' mBT»IM • • • at *• ' •" • room, maid's room, bath. Foui •peclflcatlon* on fill with th* Munlel- statute lilt.. vw MOBUBOUUI is a three-car detached garage HAZELTON pil Manager are made a part ot thli York owm 33.8% of the itfek of ap- Mechanic Strut" a"n"iT"proeMct bedrooms, two baths, two-car ga- advertliement. the lama -- " • • " plicant corporation. Avenue. Stop .Ign. ihtll.be laatUI- They are Mrs. Alice RUBS, Red Rev. Charles E. Wilm, aaataip with an apartment above. Of- Objection., If any, ehould be mail ed on Proip.ct Avuu*. "•""*•" rage. Air conditioned. Two lots, • REALTOR repeated. SECTION *. lfnte.7*Mother penalty Bank; Mn. Helen Rankln, Fort manager of tha Moody Bibia li. fered at $n,m. All bid. muit be on standard pro- Immediately In writing to Fred L, • eipreuly provided by New "one well landscaped. Top area. Ask- Por m whlch Ay.ra, Municipal Clerk of Little Silver. 13 W. River Rd. Rurason £°" ,, . '• swacbM to the •'«<«•• every pawn convict** el Monmouth; Miss Lois Lefever, •titote of PTillsrhlphlt^rifl fca ing $55,000. RUMSON - Old Farm Village. Speclficitlona, and encloied In aealeil THE GREAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC violation of a proviilon ol thla Ordi- envelope bearing the name and addreu TEA COMPANY, INC. nance or anya eunnienunpro t oih...il thla. Ord.>,..l . I ttnardo, and Mrs. Marilyn Gsell, |»«tjlmdt«ratth^| Charming home la picturesque RU 1-20O3 ?! the bidder, and addrelMd to the 337 Sherman Avenue, « »ny .upplement ttheretoh , eheli Lineroft. f at 10:49 a^m. Th Municipal Council and ifanlger of the Newark, yew Jtrnev. .KMs' ol Lawrence J. Schilling setting. On the ground floor there LITTLE SILVER Borough of Keineburg. All bide upon finy DollarDll * or Imprlion- aerved with tha Army is an entrance foyer, living room, UNUSUAL nlVERFHONT HOME Option m—-•" ~" •• • Oct. 30-Nov. i 120.1 REALTOR Unueuel beeauae of III low price. by a bid TO AMEJIT UKKENKAMW In other business, Mr. HowardCorps in World War II. i :~ large screened porch, dining Otherwlu a molt conventional gracloua SUPEBIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY announced that a meeting hu At 7:« p. .. Rev. Mr. Wilson V . 16 Spring Street room, kitchen, dm and en a rare gem of property. In CHANCERY DIVIMON m powder s--.. * living room with fireplace, rim MONMOGTBj coimrr been tenatively set for Monday wiU conduct a program of special. Red Bank - 5H 74121 room. On the second floor there Ing room with fireplace, aunny Flor- The for the board's Personnel Com- interest ta young people. Us aatv i. Idda roan with full view of river and O04JKE.T NO. F-34*-5* duced are three large badraoma and My. Powder room. Four bedroome, lw< STATE OF NEW JERSEY T( regular meeting otl Mthi * Mayor mittee and the Teachers' Evalua- Ject win be "ChriaSaa RUVaotf — All new eonttruetlea, US,. two tilad bathi. Tm«ar attached Ming. Oarage, dock. Treea. Eitraordl RICHARD A. JBSSEN, WILUAM C. MENNE. JR., hi Council ot the Borougougb?*ogb?h ff TTST MO up. Fair Haven all «ew eonaUuc- nsrny lew at w»,ooo. RUIHII M. Eor- Municipal clerk. heir., d.vlleel and peraonal rep- helld on Monday,? NovNovemNovembe. b r tion Committee. tlon, feo,000 up. Mlddletown all sewgarage. Fairly priced at $M,M0,tie Realtofi. too River Rd., Fair Ha- Ort. W-IB—Ner. « re.ent.tlve. and hi., their or anyand will come up fiTfln7i Purpose of the meeting, he said, cte •Mittniatlon, WT.IOO up. nnaMlas ar- ven. SH 7-4533. L. S. ot thelr»ut£ee*or. In right, till, etlon and pu»,.' . SSSuaTrneel rge of tha imiaie. ranged. The price Irene] la UP. Buy MONMocni ootntnr and Intereat. and MRS. WIL- "*•?.«• .be held is >to discuss methods of teacher B*w, *tv* plenty. WILLIAM H. BEAUTY, IECLUSION — Two prime atiRaooATE's cotrar LIAM C. MENNE. JR.. wit* o meeu Saaday at • ueeti of Mile large ranch, home. WILUAM C. MENNE. JR., ne lell Chuabere evaluation to be used here... a. m. , . Over an acre of woodland on a high Notice I. Cretiten I* riHM ChrUtlan name being unknown, n the irdTni: fi Mrs. Norman W. Foy, Jr., Par- Tha Teenage Guild will Paul A. McFarland HINTELMANN bank luat 10* from the river, Featurea Defwdanu. Street, Red New Ji full fireplace wall In living room, TottiMit hereby •ummoned and re*which time and pitta all peraon* de- ent-Teacher Association presideat, ReU Eltalo laaaraae* dining room, hrlght aunny kitchen. 24' quiredlto gerve upon Doremui, RUIMII, Tl Rldga Road Rumsoa, N. J (Firm) family room ready tor flnlehlng. Lava- Fawn. _...*j A Nlcoila, plalntlfn attorney full opportunity. ' *'**" " *" invited board members to at- of K tory. Three bedroome. Huge baiemenl whose addreea la 73 Broad Strttt, R.d Dated: November I, isw. tend the PTA meeting Tuesday la RUmson 1-20M with excellent erea for game room. Oa- of Monmouth, thla day made, on in Bank, Monmouth County, N.w J.r.ey, Tto Men's Club wUI mat liaa. rage, One mile to etatlon, ehonplng, application of the uad.nlcned. ;*MPh- an aatwer to the complaint filed In a JOHN BRYAN. the Willow Street School. day at • p. m. SiacollW etc. Sft mortgage avallitble. fyf.909, OOLTS NECK-Vodern eotttgt M tlv* Ine E.. Seataet., BolSal*e BgBiecutrle x of me civil action In which The Equitable Life Borough Clerk KU. 14$M tuaaell M. Borue Realtor!, MO River eilate of th"-- eeal—d' Jcetploeapb a**t*eta, , dede- M Soelety of the United Rtatee Nov. S . Sll.TO It will feature, she MM, a sun. Bptcloui llvlnc mom. Lars* Mi, Fair Haven. SH f-MN. ceued,, notice le hereby ggive n too ththe j|« and William C. Menne, Jr. and discussion on teachers— CONMIINTTY" .road frontage. Aiklns IM.Mft. creditorr, of laid deetawl is preient and other* ore Defendant., pending in WANT OTHER attractive buy* Inn* FAIR HAVEN MONMODTBJ COtfflTT their recruitment; selection, ap- Port MoamoutJi HARRY A. KEARNEY OWNER TBANIFIRRBDI! Mull eell to the laid SlSolee EtExecutrii x theithir clalml l the Buperlor Court ot N.w Jeraay with- Fair Haven'i moat aoiight locatton under oath within .lit moRthi fro) in talMy-fir* dayl afi.r November *. auaaooATrs COURT praissl, retention, aad salaries. «w. A. Donald Magaw will use BUILDINO Von. Aereage. Buetnaw thli date. INS. eicluilve of euch due. If you fall NeUee U CreSMire t* tmeel 7 i a dead end itreet. Cuetom built Dated: October 13th. MSB. i ao Judgment by default "Two, FamlUas-Two Fatam' propertlei. & CO. oolonlaj In new condition. All apacloue lo do ma" CMme Agwkett BtkU* The panel. Mn. Foy roemi. center hall, huge dining room, JOSEPH1NB B. BESTA. rendeirar d egalnet you fn- ti> • REALTOR - INSUROR 134 Bodmin Pliei. Mtndtltd ..In. MM r- will include a management for his sermon subject Sunday W living room wllh fireplace, Inyltlng ^JECKBID George V. Illmemee "Consult A Realtor," You Capanelen d den, powder room, enormoue ned Bank, N. J. rile your .newer tnd proof el uivic* p r sultant, the Summit school luper-at II a. m. At <;M p. m. Hi deluge ^kitchen, Bieecboard hot water Mriere. Panone Leorecqul, In duplicate I,,M . r, i "«';' '• 'he order of BUWARO BROKER Be Sure. heat. Four huge bedroemi. Two-car ga Cnnzona * Blair. ptrlor Court, State HOUEJ . C. BROEOE, surrogate of trw-Ooun- intendent, and Mr., Howard. - subject will be "The Uw Esteb- «t. M Colt'l Neck rage. Lnada of eitrae. WIOOO. Rue II Wallace Street, ion, New Jeriey In accordance wllh ly of Monmouth. Ilila day load., on Ihe The board will meet In confer Uahed." Sunday-school mats at IH% MORTaAOB A8SUMPTION - •ell It. Borua Il.allnri. g00 Rlv.r Rd. Red Bank, N. J. the rule, of civil practice and pro-application of the 'under.tgned, Marth" FRiehold I-JMJ Monthly peymenle |M. Nteded to M- Attornaye, cedure. Ann Mumper, Admlnletriitris >f the mce Nov. 12 to begin budget dis- »:3» a. m., directed by Joha Bat- Fair Haven, III 14533. eilate of Ihtaald Henri' Donii,' Hum- eume, S1.MV. Three Mrtrooraa, liv- Oct. 1S-J1—30—Nov. • 111.37 Thle action n.a been Inatltuted tor ton, ing room, dining room, baiement, two. MIDDI,BTOWK the purpoee of (1) foncloelnfllg g a Mort per._ dece.Md. nolle, la hereby glevn cussions. •jj S'ragi. estra l«, Pull arlo «1«, tage dated May 9. 10.15. inadi- by M th. cHdlton of uld dica.ied topre- VAN VLIET UNHEARD or TERMS — Tor non NOTICE Mid-week* Fellowship ii haM f velerane. IM0 cnh bun thla recent- Harry B. Spelimin anil Dlan »o*M. Hnt to the laid AdmlalMr.trlx tCelr We, M-Kie-N ly bulll epllt level. NO CLOB1NO TO! MARJORIE L. CAMPBELL man. hla wife, ae mortgaiare end pay-clalmi tinder uth within Hi month! Wednesdays at 7:4» p. m. Rev. | Ageney HODCRN CAM COD - Aeeumc ' •<,<% from thla date...... COURT Or NEW •JJrtlJS*. monthly paymenle only SM. COSTS! Four bedroome,' recreation You era hereby iummon.il In a elvli ible to The Eqult.bl. Lite Aiiurance CHA.MK.HV IIIVIKM* Mr. Magaw will preach on "Aa- I Line Rd. Holmdel room. Lavatory plue bith. Oarage. action In tin Superior Court of Nl> loclety of th* united Ht.tei al mort- Dtttd: October llth, 1HI, . MONMOUtH COUNT* IJSO down, Three bedroom!, llv. Then terma make It better for you inJ«riey, Inltltiitid by Dry Dock Saving. T.ge. and concern.,rial e.tata conilil- rahams Faith." '•," U/U room, dining room, kitchen. 119,. buy than In rtnt. W. will be pteeled Dink, mil required to aerve upon Pit ng ot 11.il acrea on the road from MARTHA ANN MUMPER, .Civil Action '..nee Mill to Matlm Station In the no Willow Road, NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Wfl to fhow you thla lovely home, Ruiinll ney, ll.nlln A Ward, SOO Broad Street •New Shrawibury, N. J. HOLM DEL, — Built In 1111 this true HMCDIATIC OCCIIPANOV —y Ap. «. Borue Reallori, SOD River ltd., Fair Newark' 2, New Jeriey, attorney* lo Townihto of Howell. County ot Mon- or nnnrin ron PUBLICATION' farm colonial !• eet in the middle of ralaed tor •lS.UO. Belling for SIS,-levin. SH 7- 4532, the plaintiff, an aniwer lo the com nouth and State of New Jeriey (no MMIH Crow.ll * Crowell, •AYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN " Jo fertile acrea. Beautiful large allver DO. Three bedroomf, living roomi plaint filed in me Office ol the cier 'treet atlilreei), and tz> to recover poi- 54 Broad Street, MATltlUONIAL Cliffwood Beach maplei dot Mi well landnotped (roundi. 1 of .aid Court trailer Docket No. F-Mt reiaion of lite above mentioned preni- Red Bink. N. S. ANTUlNU'l'l'E Y MARINO, Plalnllf llnlng room, pterroom, llundry, 1U nvutiot) •v>- SIMONB MARINO, Defendlnt. Home hat central hill, eitra large btthi, garagf. ACRE AND A IIALFI taoitly woode II, within 33 day. iftcr the Ian pul ie. YOJ nre mule Pefemlanta becauaf Attorney.. Sunday worship is at 11 a. in, ? llvlni mom, dlnlni room, den — each llcatlon of thl. notice, If you fali l( Vllll.m C. Menne, Jr. 1. th. record Oct. ie-23—30— Nov. • I17.«4 To: SIMONE MARINO;. Defendant: HIOHWAY PRQPBRTY - lOtttlBO. Long low ranch home cloee to river. Ky virtue of an order of the Super Church School meets at»: N a. m. 4 with a fireplace, Charming large g burning fireplace In living, room do ao, Judgment by default may b older ot title) ann owner ol islil rent beamed colling kitchen, lep.rite laun- rlced at 11,700. rendered ag.lmt you for the relle ettte at the preient time, having re* HDNMOUTH COUNTY lor Court of New Jereey, Chlncry Dl. family dining room. Three targe love- vlilon, mid. on th. 20th diy ot oe< The board of trustees meets at •> dry, six bedroom., four muter, 314 OAPB COD — Four beilroomg, full ly bedroomi. Tiled balh. Prlvite patio. demanded In the compliant, elved title by virtue of Deed (rom SIIRROOATE'S COURT buhl. Bevxr.l b.rne — Ideal for biiemenl, lODilOO inMW terry E. Sptllm.n >nd Plan. Spell- lotier, IBM, In a civil action wherein ":M p. m, • konee. WJ.000. Twcoar garage. Aaklng IH.M0, Rue- You ehoulil file your .newer am nn. hi. wife, datad March 18, 11)97. I* Creditor. f« Preen* Antoinette r. Marino li th* plalntll HIGHWAY 39, MIDDLETOWN lelt If, Dome Renltorl, SOO River Rd. nroot of eervlce, In duplicate, wllh th icorded March li. 1M1 In Book 3T4t Claim. Agalail P.ilal. and you ire the defendant, you an Junior choir will rehears*) O> " Fair Haven. Ill 1-4531 *3lerk df the Superior Court, stat' I Deede Inr laid County nn page 06. ESTATE OF BERNARDO IX> BI0N required to anawer the complaint day at 3:30 p. tn. Junior Hi fel- > OS 1-OtOO NAME TOUR TERMS — Large home llou.e Annex, Trenton, New Jeriey, I' '. Ii not known whether aald William DO. DECEASED, plaintiff on or bifore the Slit day accordance wllh th« rulee ot clvl December, IMS, by Mivins tn iniwei FIRST TIME OFFERED In good location with many poial- Drtctlci mil procedure. '., Menne, Jr. wia ar I. married and Puriuant to Ihe erder el EDWARD lowship meeu Monday at 1:41 is OWNBIt-BUILDBR. SK 1H33. Lttvlng dllllKe. Large FHA mortcage, I Ideal In. William C, Menne, Jr. l« made a on Norman J, Currle, Eequire, plain- Hum**) coioulii on ruitlo 3J» aom. for,large family or poialble Th* oblart nf laid action I* to fore larljr defendant bacaun ot hir Inter- C. BROBOB, Surroi.t* of the county tlfr* lUom.y who** edar.ee I* No. Ipl».. mtn.. ~. Property adjacent to branch of Bhrawi. for Florida. Reduced, cloe* Ihe mortgage dated Janutry 20 ol Muninoulli, nil* day mid., on tit* OCBANPORT — lnvggtment properly, ilon. AT 1SMT. . . 'it fn thi laid landi ol her laid hue- Kiit Front Street. K.yport, N.w J.r bury rlvar, wllh eweeplng view of In. IW, between Howard Ilkwood Camp >ind. It Ii not known whether laid application of the und.riltnM, Jimtl •ey, ind In defaull thereof luch Judg land waterway!, four bedroome, three ncome st.sw a year. Undicaned w«. M10DLET0WN bill ind Marlorti L, Campbell, hu Vllllam C. Menne, Jr. la dead or alive Lo Blondo. Sol* Encutor of the eMait ment ah ill be rendered egalnat yoi TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM ••the, plua maid autrteie. Paneled erfront property; three houeei on wile, ind Pirn l.vlngi and Loin Ai of the eaid B.rnarilo Lo Blondo, do- •a the Court ehall think equitable an Urn acrii. nnliril lhr»e t»r guragt. AT LAST—A true ill brick iiven.ye.r mclntlon of Enm ratcraon, N. J,, im nil hla helre, dnvlieei anil per.onnl ce..eii, notlcn le hereby given to Ihr Elberon den wllh flriplt.ee, Modern kitchen old colonial on (he river at a/t tin- Qpreient.tlve. AIIII hi., their or any )uit. Ynu ihalt fill your aniwer ar wllh broakfaM bar, Tutee appronl. itnall coltigi! (IreAged witerlronl; now lie Id by Dry Dock Sivlngi Bin! t their aucccMnrA In rleht, title .nil of *nlil riic.a.*{T io preunt proof of .ervice In duplicate with tl m»lely MOO, llnmr In excellent con. 135,000. ie.nl ot pricerici . Imniicul.te properly bj- nmlBiinu'iil. I'dHTlni real eit.t to the »lil Rnlo ICiecutor their clalma Clerk of the fluperlor t'oitrl. Htn Rabbi Aaron H, Lefkowltz will vlni mom an"d ' en. ntereat nrn innili; pnrtica ilifemlsnt ellluii, I'rlceil 11 |«i,000, .IIDDLBTOWN — ilipirtl eieciltlvc n mmnionly known' nfl 22 Ctt.pln Avenuf icnuan tllfty would hnve An Intflreat under o.th within .Ix monllia from thli Home Antiei, Trenton, New Jeraey, conduct the Sabbath Eve Services ruulnl llpiralII pi rite dlnlniflnlni room, very Ilnri:n .„.r teil llHnk, N. J., nnd you are mal< ilnte. icconlanca with the rule! of civil pra iniiin. ana pun aurna. lipllt level. Klve leluio kitchen end powder room, tlirei* i parly ilrfrnilmu tiecauii you are i i mill Innila In tho event aalil \VI|. D.leil; Oclohi-r Inlli, 10»» tonlRht at 8:30 o'clock, 'ind will edroome three balhi, living, dining, ivenlr-ed tiedrooine on lefloiwl Moor ttcn ant] procedure, 'ti Tien mil i imrly lo anlil mortKn.i ann thi bom nm ('. Mi>nnn. Jr. la ilrcenaeil. Thl object ul i.li! ictlon la to o tpeak on "What Marks ' For GLAZEBROOK Inpttf, rl(!H vv'Kh firo mil Illfd bald, aim encloneii anil aecilrml tlirrnby iind IIHV. I dower In Du(eil: (li'lohcr 14. 1(1M. JAMKH LO BIOND0, tain • judgment of divorce bilwiti ilicfl, icreine porch, completely air icrnned uorcli overlaokhiR linn vlrw erfat In Ihn ninrlKaKed pr.mliea. r>7 Sliv.rbrook Road, RiRhteousncas?" CantoV, Morris Irmu dhriwatiury rtlv. K river, TwO'Oir aitacheil gnrnic wlin i. oiiANT arorr. cirrk. laid plaintiff anil von, AGENCY :ullilll!0IIKil, 411 Octnlifr ao, 10MI. fluperlor Court. Bhrawibury, N, Ji October 3I*t, 1M>, ', Northover •)oremua, Kviancll. KAMfirin John A. rellllh, Eiq., NoniKiM J. ni'iinin. Chc"n »"° wl" P«rtlc»pj|>a. ' 1U1. Jilat reilucml, 148,000, Price four uwn |irop«rty, Muny «ilrn». Ktill IMTNBY, IIAI1DIN'* WAIID, A Nlcuala, 13 llrnail HI , Avenue of Two Rivera Rumson tine in are. lo lltn.ooo. Itivi-r .lip, irlci m,r,tn, IliiMill M IinriiK ltrnl. Allnrneya Inr I'lnlnlllf Attofjey for riilnllll, " I 73 llroml Hlrri'l, Hmik, N. J., * K. front Street, Buying or lalllng. AlwayillooK to thirled. On be bought no down piy. '<" 400 fllvtr Ilil., Knlr Iliivrn, Mil Dry l)(»i:k Hnvlnu Dank, XtPiI flink, New Jeraey. Atlnrnty. RU 1-0934 Nights RU M074 lent. 4&32 :jct. 30-Nov, 0-13-JO KtyiKft, N. 1. Tit. ttegliur cla.iTfled for Alck re- Ocl, 19, 2,1, Nuv 157.90 let. 23, 30, Nov< , «, 1J Oct. 23-30-NNovo . i)-13 »:l S3 aulH.-Adverllaement. 1 i : Jft-frtfay. No*. «. 1959 HEP BAWKBEC1STEB •fester of fta DENNIS TUB MENACE^ - / ******* Veteran! OWo House of Representatives, chairman of the State Republi- can Convention, delegate tona - w. Family \ To 'Air'Politics tional conventions, attorney general and governor of Ohio. Dewa-to-Earth ^Remembered "This approach will not em- In College Course JATONTOWN — The American COMPANY phasize history or the theory of political science, or textbook civ Legion Auxiliary's local unit has RID IANK' (EDITOR'S NOTE-Preeture resident Dr. Perry E. Gresham, ASIURV FA*K hi American gaK*a> who comments: "Unless learnet cs. but rather tile down-to-earth, rrtide a donation to a veteran's have ten Named tar and responsible men are adept active. Intelligent participation of family for Thanksgiving, it was at politics, ignorant and selfish educated citizens in their party announced at Tuesday night's pAUeaaathjr toward paU> politics and government—local, ' feeling ol "What men will rule the world." meeting at the Legion Home. Farmer Governor state and national." dees an* vatt Dr. Gresham's program for Mrs. Raymond.Hill, president, Shop tonight T" Bat a eollcg* prettdeat To teach the course, Gresham urged members and friends who cast about for a man experienced Bethany also provides for a ser- hi/West Virginia has a Of- ies of summer internships for a with' to attend ' the past: com-, feree* viaw aad is Introducing in both teaching and politics. He mander's dinner at Crystal Brook 'til 9 came up with C. William O'Neill, selected group of students. They ,a ajdajaa taunt to back a* alt will spend six to eight weeks 4c< Inn Tuesday to contact her at her a former Republican governor of home, 8 Wyckoff Rd., for reser- Ohio (1M7-M), onetime political tually working in state and local By G. K. H00ENF1EU) political activities. . vations. Tickets may also be ob- science instructor at Marietta Col- tained from the post commander, A* Edacatiea Writer lege and a veteran" of JO years I knew of no other program That famous smoke-filled room such as this," Dr. Gresham. says Henry W. Snyder, 31 Lafetra Ave, In public life. Reservations close Sunday. la politics it due for a thorough Starting with the second semes- 'It is designed to bridge the gap academic airing. between the theory of govern- A wreath will be placed on the .*»•• ter in February, all Bethany at* *rk monument next Wednesday, It will be done in what may be dents will be required to take the ment aad politics, and the prac- the lint down-to-earth, precinct. tice. • Veterans Day, by members of the onetos* tours* flfWIU will lec- auxiliary and the Legion./ lent course in practical politics ture and conduct a question-end- Special Interests 'ever •ffered by an American Col) auwer pariodllOn the nUoVing "the college is teaching politi- The Christmas party for the day cal science with the Idea that auxiliary will take place Tuesday, The course JIM been scheduled for government is important to every Dec. 1, with Mrs. Raymond Hill at Bethany (W. Va.) College by ^c I. niojects. one of vi. and Mrs. Eugene Hageman in i.Uctwo Topics "Special Interest groups have charge. A luncheon and fashion to be.taken up developed politics to the extent *Mou woMttam tun am* IF I show will be held after Christ Off that the educated citizen too of- USViWUMOffiUAl* mas. Mrs. Edward Moyes is ten feels he is above politics.' chairman. Compensation of elected and High School In Elizabeth. He will Nem FREEE b booklet ppolicy-making officials-Does the Greshsm's Idea is new in its Attending Tuesdsy's meeting application, but the Idea can be give an art demonstration pro- were Mrs. Edgar Caffyn, MMra> comper, nsatioti n makke any reall didiff- Book Fair gram, with audience particip* byy docfr atiUU fference in the quality of persons traced back to Alexander Camp- HenrH y SnyderSd , MrsM . JJames Kaui- tion. mann. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Vincent A noted eir physician bat Just, attracted to public life? bell when he founded Bethany i Financing of political cam< College in 1140. At that time he Opens Today Final plans will be. made for Moyes, Mrs. Edward Moyes, Mrs. written a bookrwhlch many the PTA fall card party, set for Richard Widrich, Mrs. Hageman, consider to be the finest book palgna—Who finances them, how said: ' 'Forbid If LINCROFT — Mrs. George Nov. 17 at 8 p. m. in the school Mrs. William White, Mrs. Alida Of its kind ever puftjshfl.H much do they. really contribute and what do they expect to get "How all Important, then, that Kraute is in charge of. the book auditorium. Zingale, Mrs. Douglas Burkett, yon have a hearing low or our colleges should understand fair now in progress at the school Mrs. John Locke, ways and and Mrs. Robert Hayes. Refresh- i return? under the sponsorship of the Lin- have a Mend or loved one Party leader-Motivation, thirst and teach the true philosophy of means chairman, has requested ments were served by Mrs. White who does, you will tmmedi. croft-Everett Parent-Teacher As- that those attending Tuesday's and Mrs. Zingale. for.power, convictkMi. man. They create the men that sociation. ate* want to have this doc- O'Neill sees his Job this way: furnish the teachers of men—the meeting bring items for the white A social will be held Tuesday. tort adviie aad knowladg* "My approach will be to draw men that fill the pulpit, the legis- The fair opened today, and elephant table to be sold at he Nov. 17, with members remem- dote at hand for reference. sa 10 years of experience in poli- lative halls, the senators, the will be open Monday and TUBS-PTA fair in April. Mothers of bering secret pals for October, tics and public life as a leglsla- fudges and the governors of the day between 11:30 a. m. and 4 alxth grade pupils will be thNovembere , and December, Mrs, Don't b* to the dark any earth. p. m. Burkett and Mrs. Jesse Brand longer about heating Ion and "Do we expect to fill these high Books for the display were se- will be in charge. Members will the wondera of science aad stations by merely voting or pray- lected as suitable Christmas gifts RUMMAGE SALE wear."crazy" hats in the Christ- oedkine that allow the ear- ing for men? Or shall we choose for children and adults. Prices The Sisterhood of the Congre- mas theme. Mrs. White will be lection of hearing loss. Know entertainment chairman. empirics, charlatans, mounte- start at 25 cents. The fair is one gation Beth Shalom will hold what can aad can't be dona banks, and every pretender the features for the parents' about hearing loss today. eminent claims upon the • visiting day to be held in the rummage **le tomorrow at 158 Lake Superior is the deepest of Written for *me entire family, frages of the people? the Great Lakes with a maxi' meeting scheduled for Tuesday Bus TOOK nu raccnny men "Forbid it, reason, conscience, mum depth of 1,302 feet. and heaven!!" at 8:15 p. m. chairman. mad* available in handy book- The speaker at Tuesday's meet- let form and may be obtained W» MoMtm nnUHif unuu warn ytn ing will be Jules Provine. art free of any charge or obliga- MmtlM Tin lUfbMr war.—ilm teacher at Thomas Jeffei tion simply by writing to the address below. Booklet sent in plain wrapper. 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