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lisued Dally, Monday through Friday, entered ai Second Clan Mattel VOL. 83, NO.' 96 at the Post ditto at Red Bank, N. J.. under the Act 01 March 3, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1960 7c PER COPY ^p|^S PAGE ONE Police Proposal Nixon Seen Cautious Causes Big Stir About Use Of GOP Would Promote Geiger, Trim Authority of Police Chief KEYPORT — A proposed ordin In New Admistration ance which would give the police department another lieutenant Hotel and also restrict the powers of the police chief was deferred for Assumes Role Of future consideration, after some| Marshals 15 minutes of heated discussion Robbed last night. , Mayor Norman J. Currie, who Set For Opposition Leader proposed the ordinance, said that if it were adopted, Police Sgt. Of $561 William Geiger would be promot- PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP)—President-elect John F. ed to lieutenant. Violence Kennedy was reported today to have discovered that RED BANK — A knife-wielding Councilmen Henri J. Hansen NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Fed- bandit with- a red bandana over and Robert J. Strang (police eral marshals set out today to Vice President Richard M. Nixon has reservations about his face yesterday held up the chairman) and Police Chief Le- ALL SMILES —Wide smiles are worn as Vice President Richard M. Nixon, left, and make stick the first race mix- the idea of Republicans taking key positions in the new Roy Sproul and Mayor-elect Molly Pitcher Hotel on Riverside Sen. John F. Kennedy, the President-elect, right, met in Miami, Fla., for a confer- ing in New Orleans public schools Ave., and escaped with $561. Charles E. Applegate went on rec- n more than 80 years. Democratic Administration. Philip Mangona, the hotel ord as opposed to the proposal ence, Kennedy, vacationing in Palm Beach, flew to Miami to join Nixon. "If we are going to have vio- bookkeeper, told police a light Mr. Strang and Chief Sproul (AP Wirephoto) lence, it'll come Tuesday," said Kennedy, winner over Nixon in the presidential skinned Negro entered the book said they were never consulted a federal official who did not election, is understood to have sounded out the vice keeping office about 4:15 p.m. about the matter. want to be identified by name. president on this matter at and said, "Don't move. I want Not Qualified Yesterday's non-violent entry of your money. Get down on the Chief Sproul declared that Sgt. our Negro first-grade girls into their history-making con- floor and don't look up." Geiger "is not qualified to be Expert Says Houses Would two New Orleans elementary Kennedy ference yesterday at Key The thief, who held a six-inch a lieutenant" and added: "] schools breached a race barrier Biscayne, Fla., where Nixon knife in his left hand and held would never recommend him for unbroken since the time of the the bandana over his face with the promotion." carpetbagger after the civil War. s vacationing. his right hand when he entered The chief, along with Mr. Han- Be Best for Raritan Tract New Public Knows Leads By The 43-year-old President- the office. But, it was done without the elect returned to his head- sen and Mr. Applegate, termed Rt. 35's carrying capacity is claimed industry might require He took the money from a desk FREEHOLD - Testifying here public knowing exactly which quarters here immediately after the proposed action "nothing diminishing and that railroad five times the sewage facilities drawer. yesterday in the first day of trial two schools would be integrated. the (3-minute meeting and pre- more than a'political maneuver." of the Raritan Valley USA suit, sidings would prove expensive. that housing would. Mr. Mangona told police the Today they know it is the Wil- pared to confer at lunch today "The only reason you're trying a planning and zoning consult- He estimated that such sidings 3. He claimed that industry 257,590 bandit demanded to know where iam Frantz School in eastern with a Democrat who may get to do this is because you got ant claimed that "the best use in that area might cost as much would bring a greater influx of more money was and Mr. Man- New Orleans and McDonogh 19 a cabinet post or some other beat in the election last Tuesday," of this tract (in Raritan Town- as one million dollars because population in the long run than WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- gona told him it was at the reg- onjjusy St. Claude Ave., also part top position in the Kennedy said the mayor-elect. ship) is for residential purposes." of the terrain. would residential housing. istration desk. of downtown. dent-electf John F. Kennedy had regime. He is Connecticut Gov. "I'm not saying Sgt. Geiger The case, being heard' before 4. Mr. Sussna said industrial After hearing the office door Water, Sewage Augmented cordons effectively a dwindling lead today over Rich- Abraham Rlblcoff, a key advis- doesn't deserve a promotion," Superior-Court Judge J. Edward zoning in this area would not be open and close, Mr. Mangona 2. Water and sewage facili- set up around the two schools ard M. Nixon in the popular vote. er to Kennedy during the cam- Mr. Hansen commented, "but he Knight, has been brought by compatible with other residen- started to get up when the knife ties in the area would be in- yesterday figured to be more paign. shouldn't get it at the expense Raritan Associates, Inc. of Pater- tial zoning in the area. He cited Nixon had narrowed the margin bandit re-entered the office and adequate for industry. Mr. Sussna massive today, particularly at said, "Get back down." He of Lt. (LeRoy) Huylar." neighboring Holmdel's zoning and :o 257,590. Kennedy told a news confer- All Chiefs son. estimated that it would be neces- McDonogh 19, where the steady threatened to stab Mr, Mangona The developers hope to set sary to go 200 feet for ground Matawan Township's proposed ence after his session with Nixon "You're going to have all chiefs low of traffic makes difficult its As officials counted absentee that he did not offer the vies in the back if he tried to get up aside an amendment to Raritan's water, and then there was the zoning. ballots and votes trickled in from and no Indians," said Mr. Strang. isolation. president a post in the new id- again. zoning code which has halted the danger of hitting salt water be- The consultant noted that if unreported precincts, Kennedy's Both Mr. Strang and Mr. Han- Legislature In Action ministration. After the thief left a second construction of an $8 million, 569- cause of the low land. He (See ZONING, Pg. 2) lead was cut 14,227 votes in 24 sen said they would vote for pro- As a backtrop to the actual But sources In a position to time, Mr. Mangona waited four house development on a 140-acre ntegration, the Louisiana legis- hours. or five minutes before jumping moting Sgt. Geiger to lieutenant tract in Hazlet. know said Kennedy discussed "as soon as Lt. Huylar is promot- lature prepared to go back into With 1,673 precincts out and with Nixon the possibility of nam- up and locking the office door. Has 4 Reasons Auditor's View special session tonight at 11 p.m. He tried to call police, but the ed to captain." Stephen Sussna, Trenton, the thousands of absentee ballots un- ing some Republicans to import- Mr. Hansen added: "Lt. Huylar afto houhour: s of bitter debate and counted, Kennedy had 33,748,774 ant positions, particularly in the telephone had been ripped from consultant appearing for the de- inactive, Out of yesterday's is entitled to some security, and velopers, listed four reasons why votes and Nixon had 33,491,184 ields of foreign policy and na- the wall. School Cost Won't meetin'ting tthe legislature produced votes. Police said no one saw the that way he would get it." the triangular shaped tract — tional security. Mr. Strang asked why, as po- a .-third attempt to circumvent thief enter or leave the hotel bounded by the Garden State the New Orleans School Board It was still uncertain which Nixon, it was understood, did lice chairman, he was not con- not by any means speak flatly •nd did not know If he escaped Parkway and Line and Bethany The legislature addressed oul candidate had taken California's on foot or In a car. sulted about the proposal ahead Rds.—would best be used for Halt Boro Progress 32 electoral votes, Officials still against the idea. But he is known of time. of office four members of th< Mr. Mangona then went to an residential purposes. School Board who bowed "to Fed- had io count 200,000 ballots there, to question whether—against the adjoining office and told the ho- Replied Mayor Currie: 1. Transportation arteries in EATONTOWN — The fact that The debt limit, however, he and Kennedy's lead was only 28,- background of the hot contest he "We 4ried to get in touch with a proposed new elementary pointed out, is based on past as- eral Court restraint after 35 tel switchboard operator to call the area are insufficient for in court appeals and ordered token 916. gave Kennedy on the popular you Sunday about it but couldn't dustrial traffic. Mr. Sussna school would use up all the sessments. In the case of Eaton- police. integration of the city's 95,000 Not counting California, Ken- vote—it would be wise from the because you were attending a claimed that Line and Bethany municipal credit doesn't mean town, the rise in assessed valua- Police Chief George H. Clay- public school children under a nedy had 300 votes in the elec- standpoint of his party's future Republican meeting at Jack Ha- Rds. are narrow and would be that urgent borough projects tion due to the Monmouth Shop- ton said the S561 was in 20-, 10- pupil placement law passed by toral college, 31 more than need- for renowned Republicans to join ley's house." overburdened with commercia would have to be shelved for the ping Center and other new rat- •nd 5-dollar bills, plus about $15 the legislature. ed to win. Not counting Alaska the Kennedy team. traffic and- "would be totally in- lack of borrowing power, the ables, will not be reflected until : In change. Balance of Power and Hawaii, where his leads Both the President-elect and adequate." Planning Board learned last three years from now. The board — which has been A police car on the way to the Mr. Strang, a Democrat, who were slight, Nixon had 185 elec- Nixon called the Kennedy-h- (See POLICE, Pg. 2) night. He said that at yesterday's batted legally back and forth like •cene crashed into the rear of He expressed the opinion that (See MARSHALS, Pg. 3) toral votes. stigated conference cordial and another vehicle on Shrewsbury Auditor Herbert A. Carusoe hearing on the proposed school frank. Kennedy termed It very Ave. told the body that George Skill bond issue, Mr. Skillman assured beneficial to him and said h« man, director of the state Board school board members and •nd the vice president will The police car was being oper- of Local Government, had as- Mayor-elect Herbert E. Werner meet again, probably early next ated by Capt. Frank J. Mazza, Highlands Regional sured Eatontown representatives that the board would entertain a Bayshore Bus Line 48, of 224 Maple Ave. He report- yesterday that permission for the plan to exceed the borough debt month. ed he was using his siren and borough to exceed its debt limit limit, for any "useful and neces A key to any reluctance on an auto in front of him did not could "very probably" be ob- sary project." Nixon's part regarding Republi- pull off to the side of the road Discussion Is Quiet cans filling top positions under tained for a worthwhile project. School board president J. Ed- Issue Not Resolved To avoid hitting an oncoming The debt discussion came up as Kennedy appeared to be reflect- HIGHLANDS - The Henry son Allen presented an architect's car, Capt. Mazza reported, he a part of the Board of Educa- KEYPORT — The Mayor and ed in Nixon's remarks at his Hudson Regional School Board rendering of the school to the hit the rear of an auto driven by tion's presentation of plans for Council will ask the Public Util- news conference. He said any brought a full complement of ex- Planning B,oard. Frank Barrichi, 58, of County Six-Member the proposed school. 22 Classrooms- INDEX ities Commission to extend the differences he and Kennedy have Rd., Cliffwood. Both ears were perts and evidence to its first proposed Dec. 31 date for cut- in the next four years will be large-scale "Town Meeting" here Dec. ( Referendum It showed a one-story struc- Page headed north on Shrewsbury ture, fronting on Broad St. with off or Rollo Transit Corp. bis based on principle and not per- last night to sell the proposed Voters will be asked Dec, 6 to Amusements - ....12 service in the Bayshore. sonal .considerations, and then Ave. Committee approve a bond issue of $790,000 a side entrance on Wyckoff Rd. Police said Mr. Mangona gave $1,295,000 junior-senior high Births 2 added: to finance the school. Its total The 22-classroom building will The company announced last this description of the hold up school. Jim Bishop _ t I would like to say that cost, equipped and landscaped, bring the number- of school week that it will drop its fran- man: About 25 to 30 years old; From a somewhat reticent Established as the leader of the opposition will be $1,173,00. The federal rooms in the borough to 72, Mr. Hal Boyle _ 4 chise on that date for the eight five feet, 11 inches tall: wore audience of 60 persons—came LITTLE SILVER - A six-man government will contribute $300, Allen said. At present there are Bridge ..'. ._!S Bayshore bus runs which include it is my responsibility to see light tan slacks, red and black one comment in opposition, two committee was set up last night hat our opposition-is construe- in favor, and five questions^ 000 of the cost and the balance, a total of 65 classrooms-in use, Classified 17 Freehold, Matawan, Keyport, shirt and dark brown suit coat. to make more studies of the pos- with six classes on double ses- Raritan, Union Beach, Keansburg, :ive, that we support those poll- The answers were provided by sible use of the Zlotkin tract off $83,000, will be appropriated from Comics 16 This is the second time in- 20 sions. Middletown and Red Bank. (See NIXON, Pg. 3) board vice president George J. Seven Bridge Rd. for a recrea- a school budget surplus. months the Molly Pitcher Hotel Leo J. Carling, Planning Board Crossword Puzzle _ IS Edward W. Currie, attorney for has been held up. Lahey, County Superintendent of tional area. If the bond issue is approved, that will bring the total school chairman, said the 72 classrooms Editorials S Rollo, said last night that the On March 8, 1959, at about Schools Earl B. Garrison, ar- Mayor P. Paul Campi said indebtedness up to $1,176,000, will fall, within the limit of the action is being taken because 2:35 a.m., a Negro carrying what chitect Robert C. Micklewright, there will be two members each Herblock « 8 Buildings Mr. Carusoe said. There are no number envisaged by the master the firm "has lost money on the appeared to be a pistol, held up board auditor Armour Hu!sart, from the Borough Council, Plan- Kitty Kelly 8 outstanding municipal bonds, he plan studies. operation for several years." the night clerk and made off attorney Sverre Sorenson, board ning Board and Recreation Com- reported, but the borough's credit The site, for which the school Obituaries 2 Bit by Bit with about $75.'The man wore a members Everett C. Curry and mittee. Razed in '60 is pledged against $399,000 in out- board now holds an option, sub- Sylvia Porter ( stocking over his head. Mrs. Vincent J. Mendes, and E. The Zlotkin parcel contains He said that over the years, M. Dzurinko, principal of the about 44 acres,, and is in a high standing Sewerage Authority ject to approval by the voters in Radio-Television 12 other bus firms had been permit- In Asbury Atlantic Highlands High School. residential zone. Mayor Campi bonds. December, will be landscaped, Social .8-9 ted to "encroach on the Rollo The evidence included slides said he expects "some oppo- It will probably not be until and an enclosed play area will be George Sokolsky 8 franchise, bit by bit." Red Melody 1964 that borough debts are down provided, Mr. Allen said. That Sports 14-15 ASBURY PARK-Eight build- and a film showing crowded con- sition" to any plan to make a Keansburg Mayor James J. ings—mostly houses and stores ditions in the present high school, recreation area out of the land. to the statutory limit, the audi- field, it is planned, will be avail- Stock Market 1 Gravany, who attended the meet- tor said. (See EATONTOWN, Pg. 2) burned out In fires—were con- Kicking Up architect's drawings and floor Borough Council has received W. S. White « ing, suggested that the Ma-athon demned and razed during the plans of the proposed regional a report from its engineer that Bus Co., Perth Amboy, pick uo past year, City Manager Kendall school, and a mimeographed fact 175,000 to 200,000 yards of fill the franchise'" from Keansburg to H. Lee reported yesterday. Heels Again sheet. would be required to level off the Keyport, because it is already He also announced four frame- Only One land for use. The mayor said operating through those muni- construction seasonal hotels had FAIR HAVEN - Red Malody the six-man committee is ex- cipalitics. Is kicking up* her heels again. The only critical comment of been banned from operation dur- pected to see if a long range Constantine Doukas, owner of This borough's famous horse, the evening came from Frank ng the year because of unsafe J. Hall, former Highlands mayor, plan for development of the area the line, told council his com- conditions. All of these are re- owned by Lynne Isbrandtsen, can be worked out. pany would be willing to takn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter who said he feared the proposed portedly undergoing repairs to school site, on a high point near part of the franchise, but prob make them suitable for use next Isbrandtsen, 45 Haddon Park, has ably no more than that. also allegedly kicked up a por- Twin Lights, would result in season. tion of neighbor - Herman Asen higher police and road costs for Amendment "If Rollo could not make mon In other action enforcing dorf's lawn. Highlands. ey, I doubt that any other bus health and safety codes, Mr. Les Mr. Garrison replied he had line could," he said. Mr, Ascndorf suggested, In a said, 45 buildings were cited for not heard of any regional schools Traffic Study letter to Borough Council, that Due Dec. 1 possible condemnation. Of these in the county or state which had this sort of horseplay be ended But Mr. Doukas promised that 12 have been brought up to sat- required extra policing. NEW SHREWSBURY - An with the enactment of an or- his company would make a traffic sfactory standards and the bal- In .a discussion of school fi- ordinance to ban gunning in all study of the entire Bayshore op dinance amendment requiring built up parts of the borough ance face action for removal. five acres of lebensraum, for nancing, Mr. Hulsart explained eration before coming to a fina Mr. Lee reported that the city's (See REGIONAL, Pg. 2) probably will be introduced at decision. horses, the Dec, 1 meeting of the gov- protected beachfront areas had . Mr. Currie suggested that, ' observed their 40th consecutive Acccording to Mr. Asendorf, erning body, Mayor Karl K. Marathon takes the Keansburg-to- who lives at 50 Tyson Dr., Red Baron said last night. season without a drowning. He Keyoort sector, Boro Busses, Rerl credited lifeguards with 109 res- Melody broke loose twice on Nov. Hunter Finds In the meantime, Mayor Bank, might be asked to extend 5, "causing him "considerable an- Baron has ordered a halt, to all cues and said their preventive its Bayshore operation, to run program to keep bathers within noyance." gunning in the northern end of from Keansburg, through Middle life lines was responsible for tha Mayor Russell H, Minton turn Stolen Safe the borough from Tinton Ave. to town, to Red Bank. ed over the zoning suggestion to MIDDLETOWN-Polico report- the boundary line. continuing record of no lives lost, Councilman Robert Matthews, Councilman Henri J. Hansen ed today that a safe, hand truck He said the action was taken pointed out that even under these chairman of the zoning com- and money bag belonging to the "in the public interest." SUNSPOT EXPLOSION circumstances, the Keyport-to. TOKYO (AP) - "The biggest mlttee. Adler Screen and Lumber Co., Mayor Baron said he had dis Matawan section would still be The last time Red Melody was Rt. 35, were found yesterday in cussed the move with Police BUS FRANCHISE ANYONE ? 7 — A powwow in Keyport last night failed to pro- sunspot explosion in years" wai left without service. reported today by the Tokyo As- In tho news a dispute arose over a wooded nrea off Palmer Ave. Chief James Herring and both duco any solution to tho Bayshore but problem. Rollo Transit Corp, has announcod a barn the animal occupied It was decided that somctinv.' tronomical Observatory. Over- Harold Snyder, Warren PI., decided the action was legal. thar it will give up its franchise Dec. 31. The quostion is: Will any othor bus firm within the next two weeks, a called too close to the Ascndorf Enst Keansburg, discovered th» sens radio communications were The present ordinance prohibits meeting of officials from th briefly disrupted. property line. This was last safe while he was hunting, The gunning within 500 feet' of a bo willing to tako it over. Discussing matters aro, loft to right, back to camera, yenr. Bayshnro municipalities af[er.t contents were missing. dwelling. Koyport Councilmon E, Dalton Graham, Henri J. Hanson and Robert J. Strang; fac- ed will be cnllod to further dis Rummage Sale Mr. Isbrandtsen wound up The Adler firm was robbed of Mayor Baron snid almost all ing camera, Koyport Mayor Norman J. Currio, Koansburg Mayor James J. Gravany, cuss the matter. Trinity Episcopal Church Par- building n new home for Reel $10,000 in checks and cash o>i the area in tho northern end of Mrs. Adolaido B. Crammor, clerk; Koyport Councilmon John J. Dano and Frank J. Representatives of Boro Bus3e ish House, White St., Red Bank. Melody In compliance with the Oct. 30. The safe had been cart- the borough would come under and Marathon will be asked to November 18 at 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. borough's zoning ordinance. ed from the building. tho provisions of tha ordinance. Conway, and Constantino Doukas, owner of Marathon Bui Co,, Porth Amboy, attend, -AUv. . Nov.* IS, I960 RED BANK i Belford Man Planners Mull Five IDWin Fall Kivcrvlcw f Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Caputo, From Roof RALPH SCALZO 50 Tinton PI., Keansburg, son RED BANK—Ralph Scalzo, 60, Housing Proposals GLENS FALLS, N. Y.—A 30- if 120 Harding Rd. died in River- yesterday. year-old Belford man died yes- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donohue, 'iew Hospital Sunday night af- terday in a 45-foot fall from the er a short illness. lilDDLETOWN - The Plan- 12 Lawrence Cir., Middletown roof of the MacMullen-Leavens He was born in Italy, son of King Board last night indicated ¥1 son, yesterday. Shirt Co. plant, here. that builders who submit subdi-jlKC Mr. and Mrs. Octavio Marmora he late Salvatore and Theresa Visions based on the currrent 34 Monterey Dr., Hazlet, son, Sorrentino Scalzo, He was a township zoning ordinance do so Sunday. member of St. Anthony's Cath- at their own risk. Today With Mr. and Mrs. George Cambeis, olic Church, and was employed Members of the board ;( de- 160 Palmer Ave., Middletown, >y the Bendix Corp. bated last night over the lot sizes daughter, Sunday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. of several major subdivisions, Anderson Mr. and Mrs Victor Rodriques o'se A. Amato Scalzo, and two all of which face upgrading if 41 Clark St., Hazlet, son, Sunday, rothers, Joseph and Gregory the new zoning code is adopted AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Presi icalzo, both of Rumson. jdent Eisenhower meets today Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mo:- Nov. 25. dier, 149 Coyne PL, Belford, son, A requiem mass will be of- All told, the board has before with Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson is what the White Sunday. ered at 9 a.m. Thursday by it five major housing projects Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gil- dsgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo in St. totaling 237 lots. All are based on House billed in advance as an gannon, 341 Middle Rd., Hazlet, Anthony's Church. Burial will be the current zoning code and all important conference on foreign in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the aid. twin daughters, Sunday. would have to have lot size Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mahler, direction of the William S. An- changes if the new code is Defense Secretary Thomas S. lerson Funeral Home. Gates also may fly from Wash 137 Highland Ave., Highlands, adopted. daughter, Sunday. Many of the members felt that ington to the President's vacation MRS. LENA A. SAMUELSON headquarters to join in what Mr. and Mrs. William Gannon, because the maps were already 12 Forest Dr., Middletown, son LEONARDO — Funeral serv- before the board, they should shaped up as a top-level review of government overseas spending. Sunday. ices for Mrs. Lena A. Samuel- not be affected by adoption of the son, 82, of 12 Brevent Ave., who Russia's surprise move in hik- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly, 56 new code. died Saturday night, will be held ing the value of its ruble also ON THEIR WAY— I960 Chriitmai Seals — part of 18 million which will find their East Rd., Middletown, son, Satur- Others, however, said the maps today at 2 p.m. in the Posten seemed likely to figure in the way this week to county homes, businesses and industries — were loaded yester- day. should be subject to change if Funeral Home, Atlantic High- Eisenhower-Anderson talk set for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tomas the zoning changes before the day into U.S. meil truck at drive gets under way in county to raise $44,000 to fight lands. this afternoon. ko, 705 Central Ave., Union Beach sub-divisions gain approval. tuberculosis, At left is John B. Allen of White St., Shrewsbury,,business chairman for daughter, Saturday. Rev. Harry W. Kraft, pastor Pro and Con Afterward, the President was John B. Dolan due to endorse publicly Ander- the drive. Post office employees are Ronald Cloud, left, of 49 Peters PI., Red Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fix, 7 of Central Baptist Church, will On the one side of the fence West Roosevelt Cir., Middletown John B. Dolan, 305 East Rd., officiate. Burial will be in Bay was Committeeman J. Crawford son's goal of persuading the West Bank, and Robert Flowers of North Broadway, Long Branch. In rear are Mrs. Beat- German government to pick up daughter, Sunday. fell while repairing a chimney. View Cemetery. Compton, who said it was un rice Coyne, left, of Shrewsbury Ave. and Mrs. Viola Jones of Mechanic St., both Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacDon- He was employed as a steeple- fair for maps to be submitted and more of the tab involved in step- ping up Western aid to under- of Red Bank, of the Christmas Seal office. ald, 73 Lake Shore Dr., Rive jack for the Custodus Construc- then rejected because the exist Plaza, daughter, Saturday. tion Co. of New York City. ing zoning is slated for a change developed lands Woman Kills Gates' reported plan to join the Mr, and Mrs. John C. Bouton Mr. Dolan was born in New On the other side was Evan 14 ChanceviUe PI., Middletown, York City and had lived in Belle Beecher, board chairman, who Eisenhower meeting underscored the possibility that the Defense 2 Plane son, Saturday. ville before moving here four Herself In claimed that the maps, under Jobless Pay Scale Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph O'Larte, years ago. existing township zoning law, Department might decide on steps Jr., 177 Manor Pkwy., Lincroft He was the son of the late Mi- are subject to change before to cut down Army spending in Crashes Kill West Germany. son, Friday. chael J. and Anna Flatley Dolan. Keansburg they'are approved. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kramer, White House press secretary He was a veteran of World War KEANSBURG - A 48-year-old The board has been swamped Draws Union Fire 153 Manor Dr., Red Bank, son, II and the Korean Conflict and James C. Hagerly said Eisenhow 10 Persons woman, despondent over ill by new maps, all submitted in Thursday. served in the Air Force. order to get in under the win er and Anderson also wanted to TRENTON (AP) -—The state MANILA, Philippines (AP) — health, died Sunday in Riverview go over the government's over Mr. and Mrs. David Rockford Surviving are five sisters and before the new code—with majo CIO said today New Jersey's job- Two U.S. Navy plane crashes at 138 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, son Hospital, four hours after shoot- upgrading—is adopted. all financial problems, including less pay scale is "no better than approximately the same spot to- a brother, Mrs. Catherine Mur ing herself with a 38 caliber the farewell Republican federal Subdue Man yesterday. The board debated the issue a low-grade relief program." day claimed the lives of 10 per- phy, with whom he lived; Mrs. pistol. budget to be submitted to Con Mr. and Mrs'. Walter Donald- about an hour and left it to the Joel Jacobson, president of the sons including the admiral com Agnes Gleason of Ronkonkoma, Mrs. Gertrude Carr, 71 Waack- gress in January. son, 39 Marc St., Hazlet, son, yes- builders to take their chances. labor organization, urged a boost About to Jump manding the American naval L. I., and Mrs. Thersea O'Mal- aack Ave., died of a stomach terday. ley, Mrs. Anna Dowd, Miss Ma- The five major projects unde in the maximum weekly pay- base at Subic Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Henrf Koegler wound. consideration are Chapel Hill ment from $35 to $49 and then a rie Dowd and a brother, Edward Dr. Herbert A. Knapp, assist- From Railing Killed along with Rear Adm. MorRanville, son, ye/terday. Dolan, all of New York City. Farms, 21 lots; Rolling Hills Liz Taylor flexible maximum pegged to the Arthur F. Spring, 52, was his Mr. and Mrs, Froderick D ant county physician, ruled the 1RVINGTON (AP) - A burly, The Pfleger Funeral Home, at the Seashore, 32 lots; Fox average weekly wage. wife, Clare, 52. Cupa, 57 Park Ave., Keansburg, death a suicide. Run, 65 lots; Candlewood Hill, He said an unemployed worker struggling truck driver, scream- New Monmouth, is in charge of Police said the woman shot her- Is 'Sick Girl,' ing "let me alone, I want to die," Also killed were the admiral's daughter, yesterday. arrangements. 87, and Marc Acres, 32, may now draw a top benefit of aide, Lt. (JG) Karl Ziegenha- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sack, self at home. The pistol belonged The board, after lengthy pub- $140 a month, while a budget for was carried off a 40-foot-high gen, Gary, Ind.; the pilot, Lt. to her husband. bridge rail last night by two 38 Fifth St., Highlands, son, yes- lic hearings, approved the Bay Says Doctor a family of four on relief woidd Cmdr. Wade K. Smith, Clinton, Born in Newark, she was the •Irvington policemen. terday. berry Park subdivision calling be about $180 a month plus cloth- Tenn.; the co-pilot, Lt. (JG) Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chap- Regional daughter of the late William and for house construction on 50 lots, LONDON (AP)-Elizabeth Tay ing allowance. Police were summoned to the neth Cowles, whose father, Fred- Harriet Levy. lor's American doctor said today Springfield Ave. overpass of the man, 26 Hilltop Cir., Lincroft, (Continued) and Orchard Hills, 52 lots. Jacobson testified at a public erick, lives in San Marino, Calif., daughter, yesterday. that only $1.32 of the estimated She had lived here six months. Reach Compromise the actress is "still a sick girl." hearing on the advisory council Garden State Parkway, where and Airman Cecil G. Johnson, Surviving are her husband, Mi- Dr. Rex Kennamer of Los An- Frank Zeno, 38, of 349 16th Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorm $3.33 tax rate increase for High After a lengthy battle, Joel of the Division of Employment whose father lives in Kansas Ci- ley, 66 Tenth.St., West Keans lands would be. the direct result chael T .Carr; a son, Arthur Carr Kligman, Red Bank, builder of geles, at the urging of Miss Tay- Security. The division is taking was poised and ready to jump. ty, Mo. of Ashland, Mass.; a daughter, lor's husband, Eddie Fisher, ar- While firemen set up safety nets burg, daughter, yesterday. of constructing the new school. Orchard Hill, agreed to install testimony and will draft new pro- Four more men, including a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Todt, 15- The remainder would be due to Mrs. Michael Wittell of Newark; sidewalks on one side of the road rived last night while the actress, posals to attempt to break the in the rocks below, police tried two brothers, Albert Levy of suffering intense head pains, was to coax Zeno down. U.S. Marine and three Philippine First St., Keyport, son, thi "normal cost increase." on all interior streets in the egislative deadlock over increas- constabulary personnel, were kill- morning. Newark and Seymour Levy of project, plus a donation of $2,800 semi-conscious under sedation. ng jobless pay. For 15 minutes Zeno, under The auditor also pointed out Clifton, and two grandchildren. "We're encouraged," the doc- ed when their marine helicopter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holcombe, that increases in tax rates of the each to the recreation and drain- Law Loopholes treatment" for a nervous disor- :or said this morning. der, according to police, ignored crashed shortly after noon near 15 Calvin Ave., Leonardo, son, two boroughs could not be com- The Goldsticker Funeral Home, age funds. Yesterday the N. J. Manufac- the wreckage of the ill-fated Al- this morning. Newark, is in charge of arrange- Mr. Kligman refused at first He said he hoped to be able to pleas to come down. pared because the ratio to true turers Association proposed that batross amphibian carrying the Mr.' ami Mrs. Timothy Dono- value (for assessing purposes) is ments. to make any donation to the issue a medical bulletin later in loopholes in the law be closed Finally Patrolmen Andrew :he day. Ryan and Edward O'Connor spring party. van, 55 Cornell Dr., Hazlet not the same in the two bor- funds when the board refused to and benefits increased by a rea- Their names were not dauahter, this morning. waive the sidewalk requirement With Dr. Gary Goldman, and climbed out and grabbed Zeno. oughs. The' estimated tax in- sonable amount, although it did mediately disclosed. They were Monmouth Medical Center crease for Atlantic Highlands is on both sides of interior roads. Lord Evans, Miss Taylor's Brit- not give a dollar figure. Twenty policemen helped their Attends Rites ish physicians, Dr. Kennamer colleagues wrestle the truck among eight aboard the helicop- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holthausen 63 cents. After a lengthy debate, the The employers group, with ter, which was dispatched from 428 Middletown-Lincroft Rd board and the builder agreed on had just come from the movie driver to the ground. He was Rate Drops tar's bedside. Lord Evans is James R. Tobin of Rutherford as given two quick, sedative injec- the carrier U.S.S. Hornet to th Middletown, daughter, yesterday He stressed also that'the first Of Sister th° compromise. spokesman, said action should be spot where the Albatross hai Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellum If approved, the development one of Queen Elizabeth II's doc- tions, but still kept on fighting. year debt service is the highest FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Harry tors. He was brought into the taken by the Legislature early in He was finally subdued, taken crashed. 84 Riverview Ave., Little Silver, of the 26 years over which the would be constructed off Newman the 1961 session but proposals to Of the eight, the pilot and co- son, yesterday. Welsh of Los Angeles, Calif., a case last month when the beau- to police headquarters and charg- regional bond issue will run, and former Red Bank resident, trav- Springs Rd. finance higher benefits should pilot were uninjured, while an Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garret*, iful actress continued to run a ed by police with attempted sui- consequently, the tax rate will eled here to attend the funeral The builder refused to install await a DES study in April. American Navy doctor was slight- Grove St., Middletown, daughter, fever every afternoon. cide. decrease thereafter. yesterday of her sister, Mrs. Cor- the sidewalks at first, claiming Jacobson, in a strongly word- ly bruised and a U.S. enlistei yesterday. that the board had waived the Persons close to Miss Taylor A film showing crowded class- inne F. Hunting. and her husband said the pres- ed prepared statement, charged man suffered minor burns. Mr. \and Mrs. Ronald S rooms and corridors stacked with requirement in other subdivisions that the unemployment compen- Two U.S. Air Force paratroop Mrs. Hunting, the wife of for- recently approved. ence in London of the California Wins By Schanck, 77 Wallace St., Re supplies in the present high mer Councilman Tony E. Hunt- •hysician had already generated sation program is lagging behind er medics later jumped to th Bank, daughter, yesterday. school was presented by Mr. The board also wanted a $3,500 other states because of political remote area where the admiral's ing, died Friday in Riverview contribution to each fund. a good psychological effect. One Vote Patterson Army Hospital Dzurinko, who said the hish Hospital after being stricken with considerations. plane crashed and found the vic- Fort Monmouth The board also approved the "He's not only their doctor, but SADDLE BROOK (AP) - One school staff was harassed by in a heart attack at home Tuesday. closs friend," said an infor- "A large share of the blame vote made the difference in the tims. There were ao survivors. Navy Radioman Chief and Mrs adequate facilities, a crowded Bayberry Park project slated for for the deterioration in the po- Mrs. Welsh's daughter, Mrs. H. Wilson Ave. mant. contest for the Saddle Brook James E. Welch, 11 Columbi "split-second" schedule, and im- Clark Burrowes of Houston, Tex., "Just having him here for both sition of unemployed New Jersey charter study commission. Ave., Atlantic Highlands, son provised classrooms. The builder agreed to con- workers can be laid at the door Allen Retirement came here also for the funeral tribute $2,500 to each fund. of them to talk to is helping." A recount showed yesterday Thursday. 'I have gone all the way Mrs. Welsh will remain for The question of what's really of the state Legislature, particu- that Edward McLaughlin be- EN-3 and Mrs. Harvey R. Hoff through the bag of tricks," he larly the Senate," he said. h $12,000 a Year several days at the Hunting OTong with the 28-year-old star came the only Democrat elected man, Coast Guard Quarters, Forl reported. "Next year we will in home, 882 River Rd. Guatemalan remained as much of a mystery "No other state east of the Mis- to the five-man board Nov. 8 WASHINGTON (AP) - Caree Hancock, daughter, Friday. all nrobability go on staggered as any of the tangled plots of sissippi, or north of the Mason- when he received 1.469 votes to diplomat George V. Allen is ex- SFC and Mrs. James Lawrence sessions." the movies she's acted in. Dixon Line, with the exception of 1,468 for his Republican oppo- pected to receive more than $12,- 377 Pine Brook Rd., New Shrews A member of the audience ask- Blames Fidel "They just don't know," said a Maine, has a lower maximum nent, Edward Wilczynski. 000 a year in retirement pay af- bury, daughter, Friday. ed, "What is the alternative to Police 'riertd, "and I'm not sure when benefit rate today," McLaughlin's margin was first ter he leaves government serv- Seaman and Mrs. George R building a regional school?" (Continued) For Revolt hey'll know." • No Bargaining announced as 23 votes, but a re- ice Dec. 1. Barrett, 400 Morris Ave., Lon "There is no alternative," re- is in a position to throw ths She has been reported the vic- Jacobson continued, "We of the count cut it down, Allen is quitting as head of Branch, son, Friday. plied Mr. Dzurinko. "We are balance of power to the Republi- GUATEMALA (AP)-President :im of a virus and then of an CIO do not feel that we must the U.S. Information Agency and Sgt. and Mrs. Jack F. Mc- against the wall now." cans after Jan. I, made no com- Miguel Ydigoras has asked the ibscessed tooth. bargain with state legislators A BEST MAN will become president of the To- Curdy, 473 Pine Brook Rd., New A similar "Town Meeting" will ment in answer to Mr. Currie's organization of American States Yesterday, spinal fluid tests over the amount of benefits to be RHODES, Greece (AP)—Adm. bacco Institute, Inc., an organ- Shrewsbury, daughter, Saturday. be. held on Dec. 5 in Atlantic remark. to take action on his charges that were taken, but a spokesman for paid to unemployed workers out C. R. Brown of the U. S. Navy ization composed of manufactur- 1st .Lt. and Mrs. Jay R, Gor- Highlands. Mr. Haley is the local GOP Cuba gave aid to rebels who have Miss Taylor's studio said reports of a fund tn which they (work- ers of cigarettes and other tobac- leader. been fighting his forces since Sun- was best man at the wedding of man, 8G Helms Dr., Eatontown, she might have a form of men- ers) themselves contribute. 24 Greek couples. Brown, former co products., daughter, Sunday. The proposed ordinance, which day. ingitis were just rumors. "Our New Jersey unemploy- commander of the U. S. Sixth His salary in the new position Muhlenberg Hospital Zoning will be considered again at the Rebellion broke out at Puerto Fleet, now heads NATO's South- it is understood, will be severa next council meeting, Nov. 28, ment compensation program is Plainfield (Continued) Barrios, on the Atlantic Coast no better than a low-grade relief ern European forces with head- times the $21,000 a year he has also states that the police chief 150 miles northeast of the capital Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Os Russia program as it stands today. New quarters at Naples. received as chief of USIA. born, 205 Fair Haven Rd., Fai industry were brought into the "is subject at all times lo the city, and at Zacapa, 70 miles area it might be of an undesir- northeast. Ydigoras made a na- Jersey workers, whose average Haven, daughter, Sunday. Thi orders of the police committee weekly wages are among the child has been named Susan able type because of odor or and the Mayor and Council," tionwide broadcast yesterday other annoying factors. claiming the army and air force Increases highest in the nation, received Ramey Osborn. and thatjn the absence of the had been successful in their at- disgracefully low compensation In cross-examination, Town chief, the" next departmental of- tacks on the towns. He said Ruble Value during periods of enforced idle- ship attorney Lawrence A. Car- ficer will be in charge of ths the rebels were seeking to nego- ness." ton, Jr., brought out the fact that force. tiate but he was refusing to deal MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Most of the CIO proposals, like Fined $25 both Line and Bethany Rds. have Borough Attorney Edward W. with the "traitors." Union declared today that its he N. J. Manufacturers Associ- deeds giving rights-of-way up to Currie said that these,,provisions new heavy ruble will be worth ation propoasls, were old. 49 feet which would be adequate would limit the present power of Since the military garrisons at more than the dollar in Russia. to handle industrial traffic. Puerto Barrios and Zacapa first The CIO did propose a step For Sieedins; the chief. Western economic experts in not taken by any other state- Mr. Carton also noted the sim turned against him, the 62-year- Moscow said the chief motive LITTLE SILVER-Miss March He cited as an example the fact old president has charged repeat- hat benefits be extended beyond ilarity between the roads in the that at present the chief has the probably was prestige. Emerv, Sailer's Way, Rumson area and those in the vicinity of edly that the government of the 26 week maximum for was fined $25 last night by Mas power to suspend a policeman Prime Minister Fidel Castro had Under a decree the official rate worker who loses his job to autoany- Bell Labs in Holmdel, for an indefinite period without of exchange will be changed Jan. strate Richard D. Porter for • part in the uprising. mation and is being retrained for In questioning Mr. Sussna's council's consent. 1 from four rubles for $1 to one speeding. charge that industrial zoning ruble for $1.11 The Soviet govern- another job. Robert Kaye, 283 Soring St. Under the proposed ordinance, The proposal to raise benefits would be "incompatible," Mr. Mr. Currie said, that would no ment said the new rate would Red Bank, was fined $20 for ~)arton pointed out that just north Eatontown reflect a fourfold increase of the would involve a boost to 50 per speeding and S3 for failure to longer be possible. cent of the average weekly wage of the area in question is a par- "What it amounts to," he ad- (Continued) ;old content of the ruble to be have a driver's license in his cel "wholly devoted to industrial h rst ye ar 60 ce nt ded, "is that the chief's dictator- able for young people's use in put into effect on that date. .L'' ... . ' , P", , possession. use." He also claimed that being summer, as well as during the However, the ruble that will second year, and 66% in the Robert Thomns, Fort Mon- ial powers would be curbed." third year. only a mile from the parkway, school year. be put into circulation at that mouth, was fined $10 for sp-.-ed- the feeder roads for the area Sidewalks on cither side of the (time is being exchanged for 10 in". would be short. plot and in the rear of the school iof the present rubles. Weather Baron to Name New Motorists who received fines Trial May Take Week •re slated, according to the The official Soviet news agen- for careless driving were Rohnrt The suit is the result of a re- New Jersey - Some variable board president. Plans are to cy Tass said in its announce- 'Congress' Head Jan. I Sparrow.. 21 Soring Ter., Red zoning action of the Township cloudiness, hazy and mild today turn over enough land along ment of the currency revaluation NEW SHREWSBURY - Mayor nank, $25; Miss Erica Fieps, 14 Committee last Nov. 23 when It tonight and Wednesday. High to- that the state bank was instructed Wyckoff Rd. to allow for widen- Karl K. Baron last night said larpentcr St., River Plaza, $25. passed an amendment changing day and again Wednesday in the ing it to 50 feet. It is hoped, Mr. "lo increase the rate of exchange and Harry Mfiinrer, 60' Raitarr the 140-acrc tract from residen- 60s and low tonight 45 to 50, of the ruble with the currency he will name a new director of Allen stated, that it will be pos- the Industrial Congress at Blvd., Bradlcv Beach, $25. ial to exclusive industry. This Cape May to Block Island — sible to run sidewalks over the of other capitalist countries in Wavne FeweU, Broad St., Eat South to southwest winds 10 to conformity with the higher gold reorganization meeting of the iction blocked the project or the Clary tract to allow children Borough Council Jan. 1. mtown, was fined <'O for not developers. 15 knots today tonight and south from Norwood Homes to walk to content of the ruble." Robert Davidson, now council- hnvlnf; n license: Clifford dark. The rezoning was enacted after to southwest 15 knots Wednes- school. If this is done, it will That content is going from .22 '02 Horseshoe Ct., Lincroft M0 the builders had received ap day. Visibility near five miles mean a considerable saving in prams in the old ruble to .98 man elect, announced last week he was resigning as director be- 'nr runnin" n stop-strnet; Roccn proval from tho committee of )Ut lowering to, one to two miles transportation costs, he pointcdJKranis in the new. toward, 110 Barker Ave., Shrewp- subdivision maps on all five sec- n haze and fog patches at night out. cause of a conflict of authority between the two posts. mrv Tnwnshln, SI for not "rnvlnR ions of the project, Mnps had and during early morning hours. The school will have the fir.sl COMMANDER FREED i license and S25 lor delinquent seen filed, however, on only Mostly fair with some variable full-fledged gymnasium in the SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) The mayor said he had not discussed a new appointment nspprtion, nnd Star. Bcvnrnqe hrce sections prior to the re- cloudiness at times. borough, the only one large —Saigon's military commander, INTEGRATED — An unidentified Negro girl, escorted by "o., Stnte St.. Perth Amboy, $15 :onlng. TIDES enough for a basketball game, who was laken hostage when with other parly members. 'or Invalid nlntcs. The developers claim that the (Snndy Hook) Mr. Allen said. rebel leaders lied to Cambodia two U.S. marshals, onton McDonogh 16 Public School in Thomas Brlttnn, Chestnut St . ownship has no right to halt the Today - high 4:47 p.m., low Parking space for about 80 ifter their coup collapsed, was TOURS BUDDHA'S LANDS Now Orleans in accordanco with fodoral court order to IHilnnds, was fined $20 for Inr returned here. roject or alter the zoning after 11:05 p.m. curs was provided on the plans. NI-;W DELHI, India (AP) - integrato schools, Two Nogro girls, both first grado irnprr passing nnd Mrs. Cnther- innn npprovnl, Mr. Curling questioned whether Wednesday — high 5:22 n.m, fii'ii. Thai Ounnj! llo.inj;, flown Primp Minister U Nu of Burma nf Harris. 71 I.nure! Dr., Little Members of the Township Com- this would !>r enough, on the m liack in an Air Force plane, told students, antcrod tho school Nov. 14 dospito anti-inte- nnd !i:.'l8 p.m.; low 11:37 n.m. ••ruled a four-day visit here and iilvor, $1 for falling In hnve car nltlee nrc expected m take the d 11:50 p.m. ensinns when the school is used AMIH-I, lli.'H he would make nr eft for a lour of holy plnces gration attompt by stato legislature. Tho man- immo- •CRlstrntlnn In IIT possession. tand in today's session. (For Red Hank and Kumsnn fur names ;md oilier exlraciir dm c report tn I'resiileni '-liore the Huddhn meditated nnd diafoly bohind tho girl is unidentified but prosumod to 1 The ense nmy In.sl n week. Tin )rld(!c add 2 hours; Sea Bright, ritular fuiK'lions, II was agreed I-lif h Diem on Hie rebe iieiichrd '.'.') centuries ago. lie No problem finding tenants levelnpers nrc- represented by leduct 10 minutes; l.oni; llrnnch, that the Jtoaid of I'ldiiriition will iln.s ow under .ure.M in Ilii' -vill fly hack lo Rangoon Nov. bo hor father. In foroground is Now Orloans police- ihen you advertise The Register Vllllnm K. Hlalr, Jr., of Red ll 15 minutes; llljjlilnnds mi ft In consider llii.s tjucMioii. II Ciipilc'll. I, man on guard duty outsido tho school. (AP Wircphoto) ay.—Advertisement. ank, add 40 minutes.) ••/•• Appeal Fund at $13,035.90 tEDBANK T«a*r. I RKD BANK-ife* McaMtof Out* report* tfuWrom ti» Soc*l Suggests Middlesex . Appeff ihowt eortributfofl* fettling $ttfi»M, TV. Radio Wages There ut ¥* contributor* lifted, witii 59 retail %\arn giving $1,852, Among retUkntitl groups, 482/house and upurtmtnt con tributors gave $4,085.90. As New 15th District Number of Total Have Sliding Scale NEW BRUNSWICK, - New . Contributions Amount the Third and Fifth districts as plump out the figures even more. Jersey, due to receive a 15th con- Business Groups i By CYNTHIA LOWRY the Fifteenth District, under a $ 250.00 We see published repots that gressional seat according to Automobile — Trades !. 6 AP TV-Radio Writer plan proposed today by the Retail Stores 59 1,852.00 Debbie Reynolds received some preliminary 1960 census figures, Bureau of Government Research National Stores 5 385.00 NEW YORK — Television, like $200,000 for her recent hour's could create it by uniting Middle- at Rutgers University. Utilities 2 500.00 the movies and radio before it. special, that Perry Corno paid lex County (now divided between 1 The proposal, an extension 0 Construction 3 280.00 is fond of big round figures, ana Casey Stengel more than $7,000 one made by the bureau in 1956 Others 3 950.00 its publicists are not reluctant to for one guest appearance on his at the request of a legislative Banks and Financial Groups show, that "Rivak, the Barbar- conference embodies many other Banks and Lending Institutions 6 1,630.00 ian" cost NBC about half a mil- Weak Trend less drastic changes. Investment 7 1,210.00 lion dollars—all statistics which A key objective of the plan Insurance — Real Estate 3 145.00 Sky Spy should be absorbed with several Prevails On said Dr. Ernest C. Reock, Jr. Others 1 150.00 1 grains of salt. bureau director, is to bring the Professional Groups Capsule It is true, of course, that many population within congressiona Doctors 3 45.00 performers and behind-the-cam- Wall Street districts closer to the average Lawyers 10 730.00 eras executives do make a lot of NEW YORK (AP) - A weak of 402,640 per district which Dentists 6 220.00 Recovered money in television. There are trend prevailed throughout the would result' if the state's est- Others 12 603.00 HONOLULU (AP) — The U. S.jseveral "spokesmen" — announ- day in stocks yesterday and only imated 6,039,594 population was Residential Groups Air Force did it again yester- ers and performers under cop- divided by 15. ns r isolated issues were able to pro- Houses 211 2,254.90 day, plucking a Discoverer satel tract to represent a sp° °r P In regard to the Third Dis 1,831.00 ;ven several non-cornpetitive gress against it. Apartments 271 lite capsule out of the skies for n trict, this is noted: FORTY TREES—Members of the Coral-Raritan Civic the second time in history. ponsors—who are mak' g up- Such major groups as steels, "Second most heavily popii autos and chemicals declined TOTAL ..608 $13,035.90 Association planted 40 trees at the Beers School Satur- Proud airmen declared the vards of $75,000 a year selling lated district in the state. Grow- igarettes, deodorants, coffee and from the start. Other losers at day. Pictured, left to right, are Robert Corbliss, Board catch was routine. , ing rapidly. Report recommends And the Air Force, which calls oap on television. There are the end included tires, aircrafts Field Consultant of Education president; young volunteer Jimmy Wells; metals, oils and rails. reducing it to Monmouth and Nixon the gigantic recovery area a lerformcrs—like Perry Como and Ocean counties only, placing George Broberg, civic association member, and Robert "ball park," could point (o a >inah Shore—whose annual sal- In the steel group U. S. Steel portion of Middlesex now in this was weakest, tumbling \%, Jones (Continued) Morris, chairman of the association's Arbor Day com-climbing fielding average today. iries exceed those of rnost cor- district into new fifteenth. cies which we believe are in the Snared in the 250 by 50-mile xjration presidents. & Laughlin lost %, Ford fell 114, mittee. 'General Motors dropped %, Ana- Present average population 0 best interest of the -administra- "ball park" 500 miles northeast But these are the exceptions. conda fell 1, Kennecott dropped the 14 districts is 431,400. They tion and of the nation as well. of Honolulu yesterday was the ?ecently the American Feder- " % and Phelps Dodge %. range from 253,353 (in the . But that where the new ad- military spy capsule ejected by ition of television. and Radio ministration advocates policies Ity Scholarship Commission Standard Oil (New Jersey) Fourteenth) to 663,643 (in the Discoverer XVII. rtists (AFTRA) made a survey Fifth). that we disagree with, it is our The first 12 Discoverer cap- f its membership and found that eased %, Royal Dutch lost y4, responsibility vigorously to op- Johns-Manville ended % down Urban Areas sules were lost in the vast Pa- per cent of its membership and U. S. Gypsum %, Union Car- The stable or declining popu pose them." College Education cific. Number XIII proved lucky made less than $3,000 a year in bide was down 2>/2, and Du Pont lation of urban areas in con- Kennedy a bit earlier had re- 13. It was the first recovered, television. lost 2, Dow Chemical eased trast with the swiftly-growing sponded, when asked whether he although it landed in the ocean The minimum rates of Pay un- On the plus side were such population of the suburbs, has had discussed with Nixon the and was retrieved by a Navy ler AFTRA's code of fair prac- stocks as International Business brought them into imbalance, th possibility of appointing Repub frogman dangling from a heli- tice for network XV broadcast- Machines, up 5%, and Maytag bureau report points out. licans, that the conference dealt Help Being Sought copter. ing—rates which the union is up Vi. To better the balance between with a whole range of subjects Then, on Aug. 19, a C119 Fly- seeking to increase—are not Among electronics, Radio districts, the bureau's plan gen —including problems facing the TRENTON (AP) — The State renew the scholarships granted ing Boxcar made the first catch uite as dramatic as those as- Corp. dipped % and Raytheon 1, erally proposes to expand the nation and how to handle them Scholarship Commission hopes to to this year's freshmen, the com- of an object from space. That ronomical star salaries. Philco dropped V/t, General In- geographical area of essentially Kennedy said he recognizes help more than 6,000 young New mission said, and about $325,000 was Discoverer XIV's capsule. For instance, the minimum fee struments moved up 1%. urban districts to increase the Nixon has an obligation to di- Jerseyans get a college educa- to renew the schlarships granted And yesterday, Discoverer or a principal performer (i.e., The Associated Press average population they represent. At rect his, party's "responsible tion next year. to students who started college XVH's capsule was bagged. The ne who speaks more than five of 60 stocks declined .80 to the same time, the areas of su- opposition." But the President- And a year later, the commis- n 1959. Flying Boxcar that gulped it, lines) in a 15-minute program is 213.80 with the industrials down burban districts would be re- elect added: sion told the Associated Press The commission said only a appropriately dubbed Pelican II, $87—and this includes three hours 1.50, rails down .70 and utilities duced to lessen the population ". . , There also is a tradi- yeaterday, the number may besmall percentage of scholarship made the catch like an outfielder f rehearsal, That may sound up .20. tion of bi-partisanship on -mat- more than 9,000. who does it up fancy after losing retty good, but remember it they represent. William Koerner students drop out of college. It The Dow Jones industrial av- Tlie Rutgers redistricting pro ters involving national secur- The commission wanls tho Leg- noted that only three of the stu-the ball in the sun. isn't steady work, performers erage was off 3.81 at 604.80. posal, Dr. Reock said, sought NEPTUNE — William Koerner ity, which I think both parties islature to appropriate $2,475,000 dents who won scholarships to The Pelican II was piloted by who speak less than five lines Of the 1,210 issues traded 430 to disturb existing district boun Tennent, has been appointed a respect. I know the vice presi- for state competitive scholarships out-of-state colleges last fall fail- Capt. Gene W. Jones, 39, of receive $61.50 for a 15-minute advanced while 588 declined. daries as little as possible, keep- field consultant for Manning's dent respects it. So that with- in 1901,62 — more than twice as ed to make the grade. Walla Walla, Wash. Jones and program; minimum for a spe- There were 17 new highs for theing all districts contiguous, and Warehouse Corp. in these two responsibilities I much as the current scholarship The scholarship program will his nine-man crew almost missed cialty act with two performers year and 10 new lows. Volume at the same time, maintain the Mr. Koerner will represent the am confident that we will lie budget. not hit its full stride until the their rendezvous with history. including six hours of rehearsal) totaled 2.66 million shares com- residence of each incumbent re firm in matters of local and long able ... to meet the prob- It plans to use the money to fall of 1962, when the commission His plane was late in leaving is $371 and when the program is pared with 2.73 million Friday. presentative within his district. distance moving and storage. lems of national security." award scholarships to about 3,100 will be financing students in all Hickam Air Force Base because unsponsored, prices get cut by Kennedy obviously is aware of a fuel leak. Then, in the north- 20 per cent. Of the 15 most active stocks, Remain Unchanged college freshmen; -2,300 sopho- four years of college. It estimates that in perhaps most cases ern area of the "ball park," nine declined while six advanced. Present congressional districts mores, and 920 juniors in Sept- he cost will be about $3 mil- prominent Republicans he mav ones' crew spotted the capsule's The sponsor who plans to un- Universal Oil Products was most have remained unchanged since ember. ion in the 1962-63 state bud- 3 approach about positions would ilver and orange parachute derwrite NBC's coverage of the •ctive, gaining ^. 1931. All New Jersey districts are Commuters' The scholarship law enacted ;et. want to consult with Nixon be- against the clear blue Pacific inauguration of the 35th U.S. Maytag was the second most at present contiguous, although by the Legislature in 1959 calls The Education Department es- fore giving him an answer. And skies and made a run for it at President next Jan. 20 insisted active and Standard Oil (Newthe federal requirement that they for granting scholarship to up totimates the number of high Nixon's advice certainly will b'4 the population of the districts ties in New Jersey, the state years of college as long as the 1975. minutes later the instrument- the premiere broadcast six weeks AIMS Chal <6 Kresse, BS 38 S Division of Employment Security nedy's golf and the President- Alcoa LchlBh CAN 28' has been, according to the student maintains a satisfactory The program survived a condi loaded capsule was reeled ago on ABC, promptly came Am Alrlln .i Lch Port C 11 bureau, to hold the deviation reported yesterday. elect replied he had not had Am Brk Sh 18 >,i Lch Val Inil 27 an opportunity to play since record. tional veto by Gov. Robert B, aboard. down with an infected tooth and Am Can 37 H Leh Val RR Hi from average to a maximum DES said there are 10,900 resi- jaw and friends rallied around Am Cyan 3.1 H coming to Florida last Friday, The grants are worth $400 a Meyner and a court test be- LOF Glass '* of 15 per cent above or below dent workers in Sussex and about Am MAFdy 43 Lib McN&L but hoped to get in a round year or the student's tuition fore any money was made avail- to substitute for him. Now, with Am Motori 71'.5 Llgg*My 10 Present districts range from as 5,000 travel outside the county to the jaw infection still not re- Am Smelt 20 H Lukcna Stl 81 '.4 with Ribicoff this afternoon. whichever is less. The money is able to students. But the gover- Am Std 65-% Mack Trk i>8 much as 53.8 per cent above work — most to Morris County paid to the student and may benor is still trying to get the lawMarshals sponding to treatment, he's giv- Am TeltTtl 12-H Martin Co 33V, and some to Warren County and As for his own plans, Nixon Am Tob 93 !4 Jlcrck 55 ii the average (in the Fifth dis- used at public or private col amended so that scholarships are (Continued) ing up his Sunday night spot and Am Vlscoat S9>4 Metro QM 81V4 trict) to 41.8 per cent and 41.3Paterson. was noncommital. He saiil he the network is returning the time AMP Inc 36% I.llnn M4M H intends to spend about a week leges. awarded on tho basis of a stu- badminton bird — stayed oul Anaconda 5D'i Mo Pac A per cent below the average (in In the 12th county report of dent's entire school record and spot to the local stations. Armco Stt Nonter Oil S soaking up Florida sunshine, and The law allows up to 15 per of office a few hours, until U.S. 63 H Jlont Ward the Thirteenth and Fourteenth commuting patterns and growth cent of the scholarship money to higher standards are required District Judge J. Skelly Wrifihl Armour & Co 35H Nat Blsc districts). possibilities,.the agency reported added: while students are in college. Armst CK 46U Nat Dairy "Beyond that, people a* me be used at out-of-state colleges, signed a fresh restraint to nulli- Fred MacMurray used to be a Ash" ! Oi""l 20% Nat Distill 61 that there are only 330 workers but South Jersey legislators are fy the legislative action. Tin's frequent guest on "The George Atchlson 2214 Nat Oyps 27 The state-wide average of de- who come to Sussex each day what I am Roing to do in Cali- All Helln 3!) Nat /Steel 33 viations from perfect distribution seeking passage of a bill to re- was the fourth time the state Gobel Show," but now that Avco Corp 14 '.4 NY Central 77 from New York, Pennsylvania' fornia in 1962 (when there ii BancockftW 34 Nla M Pw 16 of population was 7.2 per cent move the limitation. They say Council OKs has tried to take control of the Fred's "My Three Sons" is a BnM Lima No Am Av and other counties. be a governorship race), and Nor Pac in 1930 but climbed to 7.S per too much of the money allocated local schools from the board. success and Gobel is temporarily Ball & Oh Other findings: what I am going to do in 1964. Bcmllx Nwst Alrlln 5* cent in 1940, 13.3 per cent in for out-of-state study is going to 2 New Firemen Schools Will Open show-less, Lonesome George is Ilcth Steel Norwich Ph 39> "In the production of milk and I can only say that I haven't Boeing Air Ohio Oil 1950 and 27.7 per cent in the North Jersey residents. The out- In announcing signing of the starting to return the visits . . . H Outb Mar dairy products, Sussex County made any plans for 1961 yet. . SEA BRIGHT—Borough Coun- Borden g* 56Vi of-state provision was intended to restrainer, Lloyd Rittiner, board Just when we're getting accus- Boric Warn 33 Owens 111 Gl preliminary 1960 figures. Under A reporter wanted to know Pan A W Air 24 leads the state." aid residents of South Jersey, cil last night approved two mem- president, said New Orleans Bruniwlck 7RH Param Plct the 15-district plan, deviation for whether Nixon feels the Repub- tomeQ to Bart and Beau Maver- Buckeye PI 34 Penney, JC "Sussex County has registered where few colleges are located, bership applications for the Hook schools would open again today, ick, and figuring to get along Bucy Erie 1311 Pa. PwiLt the state would average 6.S per lican party will have to undergo Budii Co 15«i a healthy 42 per cent increase in they claim. and Ladder Fire Company. Still, the second day of racially Pa ItR 42V4 cent. I a series of changes to meet the without Bret, up comes ABC with Bulova Phil El population during the past 10 The Commission believes 62,- Approved for membership mixed schooling didn't look as word that the Nov. 20 show will Burl Inrt 1?* Phlll Pet The report also noted the pos-years. The percentage growth challenge of the successful Dem- were Walter S. Covert, Jr., 5 Case, JI Pit steel 51% 476 high school seniors will gra- if it would produce much instruc- be a comedy-drama starring Cater Trac 9 >i Pub Sv E4G 51»i sible effect upon balance of con'was considerably higher than ocrats. He replied: New St., and Charles J. Meyer, CelAnese 26',* Publlck Ind gressional seats between the two duate next June, making about tion for the four little Negro James Garner and Jack Kelly~ Chci & Oh 23 Vi Pullman population expansion for the state "I think the Republican party 3,125 of them eligible for schol- Jr., 5005 Osborn PI. girls picked for integration in Chrysler S9»; Pure Oil major parties. In the 1958 elec- as a whole." did rather well in the campaign, Bret and Bart. Probably a last Cities 8vc 43?i HCA 32% arships. Council also approved a re- New Orleans. season's leftover or a re^run. Cols ralm 47 V. 32 Vi tions the present districts elected "It is probable that Sussex considering the fact that v/e got quest by Stephen Previs, Ocean Cnlum GAR 29 53V4 nine Republicans and five Dem- About 6,480 preliminary appli- Yesterday didn't. Armand J. Copy writers for TV have to be Coml Solv Reading Co County will develop most rapidly almost half the votes, and I cations for 1961-62 scholarships Ave., to install a milk vending Duvio, president of the Frantz Con Erlls zm Kppub Rtl ocrats. think the record we make in mighty careful. For instance, a Cont Can 19-S, Hevn Met as a residential area. It is New have been received already, the machine on his property, Co-operative Club, said the one GIT, Under the 15-district proposal, commercial for a cakemix has Cont Mot ney Tob Jersey's new and relatively un- the next four years will deter- commission said, and there is Corn Td 3l?i Hob Fulton eight Republicans and six Dem- Negro girl escorted into Frantz the pitchivoman sayingi "Take Crown Zell a St Jos Lead developed suburban district. It is mine what our role will be in thestill six weeks to go before the WRONG ADDRESS School spent the day sitting on Cruc Stl 70 % St KCR Pap ocrats would have won seats a quiet living space on the edge future of this country." this sturdy aluminum pan . . ." Curll»« Wr 45» Scars Roeb deadline. FREEHOLD - In a story ap- a chair outside the principal's But is sounds as if were say- r>el & Hud Shell Oil in 1958 with the remaining dis- of a fast-expanding metropolitan pearing in The Register of Nov. snt Dent Sup Sinclair This year, 3,748 students com- ffice without getting to a class. ing, "Take this dirty aluminum Smllh, AO trict the proposed Sixth, so close region." II, the address of Wilfred Ush- Doug Alrc I Socony 34!» that the winner would have been pleted final applications for schol- Whif.?s Stay Away pan, " Dow Chem 77% Sou Pac 38!i arships and grants were offered er, indicted for attempting to use Besides white attendance at Du Pont 103 ',i Sou Ity 2(114 problematical. Tribesmen CBS has renamed its "Mr. Gar- Duo. Lt 2414 Sperry Rd 45>i to 2,400 of them. a dangerous weapon on his wife Frantz and McDonogh 19 ap- lund." It is now "The Garluhd East Kod J08»i Std Brand The bureau will publish a and mother-in-law, should have End John 2314 Std Oil Cal Jackson to Head Threaten New Scholarships peared likely to be nominal. Of Touch," and it certainly makes Erlo Lack Std Oil NJ 431. supplement to the current report The commission wants $1,250,- been listed as 38 Main St., Key- normal enrollment of 576 at Firestone 37 Stud Pack 40% early in 1961 following release all the difference and Ed Ford Mot 64 Texaco 814 000 for new scholarships next port. Frantz, only 105 children showed iullivan has abandoned his pro- Gen Accept Tex G Prod 78^1 of official 1960 census data and Student Council Gen Cljar 32?i Textron 23 «i fall on the basis of $400 for each According to Assistant Pros- up yesterday morning. That num- jected "See American with Ed Sul- Gen Dynam 39U Tldcwat Oil 20 V4 availability of the November UNION BEACH — John Jack- UN Troops eligible student, although stu- ecutor Solomon Lautman, Mr. ber had dropped to 50 as angry Gen Elec 7814 Transamer 20V1 election totals. livan" monthly feature after giv- Gen Fds 67 Un Carbide 23% son has been elected Student ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga dents at state colleges will get Usher was indicted for attempt- or fearful parents retrieved their ing us a look at San Francisco Gen Motors 421i Vn Pac J16V- only the $150 tuition fee. The Gen Pub Ut 25 Unit Alro 27»i Council president, Paul J. Evans, (AP) — UN troops, menaced by ing to use a .32 caliber revolver children throughout the morning. and Chicago: Too much work. G Tel*El 27 United Cp 38 V, ONE JAILED, ONE FINED school principal, announced yes- [rowing bands of hostile tribes- Legislature took this factor in- on his wife, Marian Usher, and Every white first-grader was out Glen Aid 12'1 VS Lines 7«i And, this writer adds, not worth Goodrich 61T4 US Plywrl 2!) terday. men, began pulling out of dan-to account in the current budget his mother-in-law, Mrs. Evelyn efore 3 p.m., Duvio said. Goortyrar 3714 US Rub RED BANK — Fred Jones, no all the effort. XIS Smelt 4l*i The Jackson youth defeated ger areas in North Katanga to- and shaved $300,000 from the Beggs of Smith PI., East Keans- At McDonogh, where normal Gt A & P 35H 1!S Steel 40U home, was sentenced to 60-90 days commission's request. Gt No Ry 4 Hi Van Al Stl 26«i in jail yesterday on a loitering Linda Obuchwicz for the top of-day. burg, at the home of his wife, 12 mrollment is 467, attendance Greyhound 2O!i Wnlwnrth 7C It adds up! More and more Cult Oil 2!)',i Warn n Pic charge and Ralph M. Dorsch, fice. Heavy patrols of Irish and Another $900,000 is needed to Murray PI., Keansburg. it 8:30 a.m. was 94 and fell to Hammer Pap 27H West Un Tel people use The Register ads each Here Pdr 77-li 35, of the Park Motel, Wanamas- Other elected were: Ethiopian troops, stationed in 10 by the start of the afternoon WestB El issue because results come fas. III Cent 30H White Mot sa, was fined $25 on a drunk Vice president, John Hamilton, northern areas for several ;ession. There was no word as Int Bus Men 943 Woolworth tor.—Advertisement. Int H«rv 44« Yngst ShtT charge. Magistrate John V. Crow- who defeated Louis Kaluzienski weeks, began .arriving back at activities of Negro girls at Int Nick 5514 heir headquarters at Albert- McDonogh during yesterday. Int Paper W/£ 14 quate. Demand good yesterday. large scale offensive. A spokes is donating the room to the board. any senior who is 1. suspended Carling Attends Keaniburg-Middletown 12.00 375 New York spot quotations man warned that the rebels are "We will pay for the utilities one or more times during the TOKYO Long Branch Trust 18.00 525 follow: likely to attack the UN protected and any repairs that we make school year or 2. receives dis- Planning Parley Matnwan Bank .30 9 Mixed Colors town of Albertville. necessary, but no rental fee is ciplinary action two or more For Official Tours Merchants Trust .70 22 24 Extras (48-50 lbs.) 55^-57; ex- "There is going fo be big Involved," stated Mr. Joslin. times. EATONTOWN — Leo T. Carl- Monmouth County Nat'l .12 4% 5 tras medium 45-46^; smalls 38-' [rouble In North Katanga soon The board expects to use the The board has experienced dis- Ing, Jr., Planning Board chair- and Transportation Now Jersey Trust 1.00 42 39; standards 49-51; checks 40-41. If the United Nations continues Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 70 room for music classes only, cipline problems on each of the man, attended a meeting of the Whiles with its passive way In dealing starting today. The room will past two senior trips to Wash- board of directors of the Ameri- Sea Bright Nat'l .75 48 Call or Visit INDUSTRIAL Extras (45-50 lbs.) 56'/2-5l); ex- with Baluba tribesmen," the be occupied from 9 a.m. to 3:30ington, D.C. can Society of Planning Officials ttrockway Glass 28'/4 21)', tras medium 4G-48; top quality spokesman warned. p.m. each school day. Also approved were two uses In Chicago Friday. Electronics Associates (xxx) 25 2fi (48-50 lbs.) 58-G2; mediums 4G^- The bonixl also approved a rec-nf the school auditorium by the Mr. Carling is one of the unit's Hnnson VW-M . . . 3% \\ 8H; smalls M-U. CDDC FILMS ommendation by Cnrlcton iM. llrnry Hudson Regional School nine directors, representing the ASBURY PARK Hnyclu Industries 1/16 3/1 Browns LITTLE SILVER —Two sound Sanders, superintendent to switch Board. United Stntes and Canada. Lnird & Company ... OW BW Extras (48-50 lbs.) 5G!/,-58; top films in color, "Seconds For Sur-he .split-session kindergarten The Regional body will spon- lie was elected to the post at a Monmouth Park .45 8% !)"„ quality (48-50 lbs.) 57-59; medi- classes In February N. J. Natural Gns .90 24% 25$ vival" and "Land of White Alice," sor n student assembly on the meeting of the society in Miami TRAVEL SERVICE, Inc. N. J. Nntural Gns 6% Pfd. 1.20 2O-14 21-) ums 45-47; smalls 39-41. released by Bell Telephone Com- Kindergarten chlldicn now at-Regional subject Nov. 28 nnd hold last May. Trad Electronics .01 .03 pany, will be shown at tho Little iendlng school In the morning a public meeting for this bor- The group is an educational 516 COOKMAN AVE. U.S. Homes and Development Corp. OW BW No problem finding tenants Silver firo houso Nov. 18 at 7:00will chango to afternoon sessions, ough's citizens on Dec, 5. and advisory body serving mu- 'Plus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock dlv. 1058; when you ndvertlso Th.8 Register p.m., according to Jny Berflor, whlla tho present afternoon group A similar session was held last nicipal planning boards on zon- PRospect 5-0050 - 51 . 52 (xx), 6.7 percent Block dlv. 1958;; way,—Advertisement. Little Silver CDDC director. will attend In the morning, night In Highlands. ing and planning problems. • /•; 7 4-fe*fc* Vm. U. 1N0 BED BASK KCISTEt Freight Rates to ffedr rtatf. ' Esso Man the toatfai et * mm product Hnr Y«fk Otjr matt to Seek Cut on Fruit*, Vegetables ical Mirror By HAL BOYLE market propoNd for New York rt to TV Brwa, Is Speaker WASHINGTON (AP) — An In- Attorney* for the Port Author- NEW YORK (AP)—Questions that only lead to terstate Commerce Commission y have challenged that figure, KEYPORT — At the recent hearing resumes today into a awever. They say a 1954 study Poisonous Plants meeting of the Matawan Junior trouble—if you don't watch your answers. New York Port Authority propos- lowed the cost to be $19 less • Color-blind Test Women's Club, Dr. Robert H. Sal "Will you have one more for the road?" al for reduction of railroad freight an the railroad contended. vesen, was the speaker. "My little boy tells me that your little boy has rates on fruits and vegetables. $123 Cost ' He is associated with the prod- It now costs shippers $57 extra ucts research division of Esso Re- been bragging that his father can knock the block off The Pennsylvania says it cost if they want a carload of south- 123 to terminate a carload ot search and Engineering. my little boy's father. Do you believe ern fruits and vegetables ferried Mr. Salveson spoke on the dif- Duthern fruits or vegetables in that yourself?" to the New York side of the Hud- lew York City compared with ferent kinds of wax, peiroleum, son River for unloading. animal and vegetable, and their "Do you want me to see if I can 12 to $54 on the New Jersey The Pennsylvania Railroad, in •yyb I uses. ide of the river. fix your television set? I'm no expert, testimony last June, claimed it The so-called $75 lighterage J. Kridel has proportiionoo d sizes in skirts. I The program was arranged by costs as much as $81 extra a car Mrs. Barton Hoog, program but it's probably just a loose connection harge first went into effect in MOUNTAIN LAUREL to terminate such freight on Man- M5 but was suspended in 1956 af- mmmmm V//N chairman, who introduced the so if you'll just get me a pair of pliers hattan Island. & <4re any plants or flowers speaker. a hacksaw and a hammer, I'll be glad fommonly found in gardens Mrs. Joseph Mahoney, group poisonous? chairman, announced orders are to. Warm-up Wonders A. Only a few garden plants are being taken for cookies. A plastic "Really, this time I want your hon- liarmful when ealen. Included demonstration will be held Dec. Jmong the harmful ones are BOYLE pi j what do you think of my plants of the Solanaceae family, 1, in the home of Mrs. Camillo est 0 n 0n< Rhododendrons, mountain laurel, Gentile. new hat?" Christmas rose, and monkshood. A spaghetti supper will be held The seeds and juice of oleander Nov. 17 at Dutchies Italian Kitch- "Whare d'ya think you're going—to a fire? EXPERIENCE! are very poisonous; as are many en, Matawan. Miss Jane Van "Oh, it's only midnight. Don't you want to stay cither plants of the Apocynaceae Brackle, in charge of Christmas family. for just one more hand . . . and recoup your losses? arrangements, said the party will O. Are there wars to "foot" "If your young daughter loves to see kittens, who the color-blind tent given to be held in Shadowbrook, Shrews- CARPET and tinned service inductees? bury, Dec. 20. don't you bring her by our house this afternoon? We A. No. The test usually given A tag day will held Dec. 3 for have six new-bom ones and ..." UPHOLSTERY for color blindness, in which the the upper extremity amputee person being tested views a series fund. Miss Van Brackle will ac "It is okay then if we put you down to play Santa CLEANING CO of color plates (such as the as chairman, assisted by Miss Ishihara series), is failed by Claus at our annual. Christmas party? I can tell you Blmost all subjects with any de- Elaine Cherry. now, you'll have the time of your life." gree of red-green color deficiency. A board meeting is planned for The preteriplion • physician tomorrow in the home of Mrs. write* {or you is your personal Alfred Applegate, Matawan. The Mixer OFFERS YOU property and it is your right In charge of hospitality for the "If you think these martinis aren't quite drj and privilege io hare it filled FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY •t a pharmacy of your own evening was Mrs. Kenneth Eg- enough, perhaps you'd help me make the next batch?" choosing. bert. "Don't you think if you gave the wheel a sharp A 20 YEARS turn to the left, you could squeeze the car in ther SHREWSBURY LINDEN — Carl Luenenaclv without tearing off the guy's bumper?" loss, 11 Brook Ter., Fair Haven "Are you the father of the little boy who has bee is observing his 20th year o1 PHARMACY service with the Esso Researcl going around the neighborhood demonstrating his nev CALL SH 1-4874 and Engineering Co. this week slingshot?" Mr. Luenachloss is an analyst "Every time you come home from a college re DISCOUNT •road St. Shrewsbury in the firm's analytical researc division. union, you start talking about that girl you dated whe' you were a sophomore. Just what did she have tha' On All Carpet and I don't have?" "If you want a real bargain in a used sports car, Upholstery Cleaning how about this one? It was owned by a little old lad : PROWN'S •who has switched to water skiing." "Are you sure your $65 package deal for a wee f Wkecm in Miami covers everything?" Warm, smart, easy-knit! Al "Offhand, what do you think of the idea of invit men — from the college crowd up—love these cozy chill-chasers . . . with the fast approaching holi- ing mother to spend the winter with us?" Ideal for sports, snow shovel "The band instructor says junior has natural musi ing, outdoor work! Pattern 506: days, now is the time for making I FIRE cal talent Is it all right if I let him start taking tub directions for helmet, cap, mit an appointment to have your home tens, wristlets in men's sizes shining bright. Join our many satis- lessons?" small, medium, large included. Which dress does the most for me—the $125 Send 35c (coins) for this pat- fied customers, who consider our cocktail gown or the $39 sheath?" tern — add 10c for each pattern service tops. for lst-class mailing. Send to The Challenge Red Bank Register, Needlecraft I SALE Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea "Are you just going to stand there and let that bi, Station, New York 11, N. Y. Now in Progress at bully insult me?" Print plainly pattern number, e "Just who do you think you're pushing, Mac?" name, address and zone. CALL SH 1-4255 "If something happened to you, you would wan JUST OFF THE PRESS! Send now for our exciting, new 1961 41 Broad St., Red Bank; to leave your dear ones amply protected, wouldn' Needlecraft Catalog, Over 125 you?" designs to crochet, knit, sew, em 0 3 doors North of our former store. , broider, quilt, weave — fashions "Why don't you make a small down payment an< home furnishings, toys, gifts, ba ACME CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CO. ft unnDC let us worry about whether you can handle the carry zar hits. Plus FREE — instruc- OAKLAND STREET RED BANK ' ' MONDAYS THRU FRIDAYS, • A.M. to 9 P.M. ing charges?" tions for six smart veil caps, "Just what is there about my side of the famil SATURDAYS, 8 A.M. to * P.M. that you can't understand? They're like everybody else ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE IROUGHT IN aren't they?" DAILY FROM OUR FIRE-DAMAGED STORE. "Daddy, would you mind showing me how yoi used to turn a cartwheel when you were a boy?" HALF PRICE ON "Mind you, I don't like yes men. What's you WEAREVER - RUBBERMAID - PYREX frank opinion of how I'm running the department?" BIG SAVINGS ON FOAM RUBBER "If'you think it should be easy to run a house o: the money you give me, how would you like to try EVERYTHING MUST CO- yourself for a week or two?" "Just for the fun of it, how'd you like to act a: umpire for our Little League games this season?" FANTASTIC BARGAINS "All right, big mouth, just tell me what you thin All Sales Final—Cash Only your life would have been like if you hadn't marriei me." Lost Chance Mainstay Federal says... For Position TRENTON (AP) - The N.J Civil Service Commission ha: ruled an East Orange man lost Hurray for his chance for a state job be- cause his application failed to lisl a 22-year-old conviction (or try ing to steal gasoline from a ca The commission upheld remov- Little Girls... al of Edgar D. Stephens, of 54 Linwood P., from an eligibility list for the job of foreman in Yes, we at Mainstay the upholstery shop at Greystone Park State Hospital. Federal think little It said the Supreme Court has ruled no one convicted of any girls are wonderful. crime may be appointed to a state job unless the appointing It also gives us authority recommends it. In this case, the commission said, the hospital did not recommend great satisfaction Stephens' appointment. to see Mothers and Fathers saving each Fashion Show Called Success week to insure the The new-size Tempest is primed floor hump. Foot room and leg KEYPORT - The recent fash- to scoot on less gas! Five hot room for six men. Independent future education of ion show sponsored by the Wo- men's Hebrew League was a versions of the Trophy 4 engine. suspension at all 4 wheels. Most little girls. huge success, the committee in 110 to 155 h,p, Any choice will other cars only have it in front. charge of arrangements, Mrs, Ju- move out in a hurry, sail up a Wide-Track, too. The Tempest lius Sellgner, Mrs. Samuel Kere- bow and Mrs. Harry Brier, have steep hill in .high gear, has the wheels are set farther apart than Chartered and Supervised by the United Slates Government announced. The affair was held power for quicker, safer passing. the wheels of other new-size cars. Insured Savings • Mortgage Loans in Dutchies Italian Kitchen, Mat- Front engine is balanced by Gives a solid stance. Secure cor- THE HOT TOPIC IS THE NEW awan. rear transmission. (Standard nering. There's a 4-door sedan 1 Wllmar's, Mlddlctown, present- TEMPEST BY PONTIAC A dividend at per annum was paid ed the fashion show and hair shift or extra-cost automatic.) and a station wagon, the rate of on June 30, 1900. arrangements were by Tiara, Rt. Takes weight off tho front. Easy Prices come close—or even 35, Hazlet. steering. Longer tiro life. Adds beat—the tags on the compacts, Modeling were Mrs. Milton bullnot in the rear. Improves Krain, Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Mrs. If you're figuring on a new car- Borland Goldstein, Mrs, Brier, traction and braking. No big figure on a new Tempest. MAINSTAY Mrs. Theotlore Sherman, Mrs. Mark. Goldman, Mrs. Snlatore THE NEW TEMPEST IS SOLD AND SERVICED BY YOIJH LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALERSHIP Splnelln, Mrs, Jack Laqar and FEDERAL SAVINGS Mrs. Jerome Fcuer. RASSAS BROTHERS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION It adds upl Moro and more pcoplo uso Tho Register ads each 395 BROAD STREET RED BANK 36 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK Issua because results como fas- fcr.—Advertisement IED JwmUr.ttm. 15, 1960-5 DENNIS THE MENACE e held in Buttonwood Manor De 13 at 7:30 p.m. The arrangements committee consists of Mrs. Har- ry Ray, Miss Edith Richard and Vincent Schmidt. A vote of appreciation was giv- en Jack Yount for his "splendid work "as president of the Garden Club during the year. Mr. Yount is moving from this area. Arrangements on the Thanksgiv- ing theme were judged by Mrs. Lawrence Saccone and Earl Ben- ton. First place went to Mrs. Thur- low Harris, second to Mrs. Leo Harold Bottger. Hostesses were Mrs. Lammers, Mrs. Walter Martin, Mrs. Ger- Pure Wool Velura Topcoats 44.50 ald McCafkey and Mrs. Henry Mclntyre. Comparable line coats are $55

No Drowning Mark Remains Saxony Weave Ziplined Coats ASBURY PARK — This re- sort's record of no drownings Comparable line coats are $65 during regular bathing hours con- tinues without interruption, ac- What makes 'emsuch standouts? Justthis-they're Rochester- cording to a special report sub mitted to City Manager Kendall tailored coats! Created by the same guild of master stylists H. Lee by Howard Rowland, city who fashion some of America's most expensive brand-name "How come telephone men safety supervisor and Sherman Mischler, beach director. clothes. What's more, those blue-blood woolens are just about The report showed Asbury Park as fine as they come. You might easily pay many dollars more employed 19 regular lifeguards all wear glasses, Mister?" and three week-end lifeguards. for such handsome coats. But why? Instead, cash in on the A total of 109 assistances given big money-saving advantages no other clothier can touch— to bathers during the bathing sea Pretty observant young man! Yes, all telephone is so urgent—that we cannot take time to perform ion was reported. we make and sell more fine clothes than anyone else, any- men who work with tools do wear thatterproqf our work safely." Of these 13 were serious enough where I The bigger our business, the bigger our savings-and glasses, The reason Is lafety—protection on to require medical attention Safety helps make the Telephone Company a and of tho 13 only five wen the leas you pay. These topcoats prove it-come see! the job. Tin it's the reason, too, why telephone good place to work. Protects telephone people and considered to be of a serious employees take special driving tests and are given the public. Increases our efficiency in serving you. nature, Mr. Rowland said. Most of the Injuries received comprehensive first aid training. It has meant Last year — if you'll pardon a little pride — wore caused by waves washing accidents avoided, and often lives saved, both on another safety record was set at New Jersey Bell. bathers against other bathers, the job and Off. causing injuries to the persons EXTRA! HOLIDAY BONUS! Pay nothing'til next February And lost-time accidents wore reduced by almost that were struck, ho added. • then take 3 months to pay—no service charge In everything telephone people do, safety is a third. • ... or (i months to puy—small service charge Because the cnlm waters are constantly emphasized. rich in vitamins, a bay on the Wherever telephone people work, you'll «ce southwest const of Puerto Rico NEW JERSEY BELL contains millions of microorgan- this sign: "No job is so important and no service isms which glow In the dark, The BOND'S-Monmoirth Shopping Center Eatontown circle, Eatontowri phenomenon, called biolum- Inesccncc, occurs thero to n OPEN: Mon., Wod., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:30 P.M., Tuos. & Sat. 'HI 6:00 P.M. Ked Hank Kqisttr JI^^'^—M BISHOP: / B-a %nu wum, m* •**,« Reporter E»UbHtted 1878 by John H, Cook wd Hyory Ctoy THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 The Talking Barber JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General ManaBer MIAMI, Fla.—The barber was talking . . . W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager "Let me put the towel inside your collar. There. Member of the Associated Press Th§ AlsocIatM Prfsi 11 tr.tiuert exclusive.y to the use for replication ol all lh» locaj news primed Keeps the hair out ... We had enough rain, didn't ta UlU newipaper »a well 88 all Al1 news dispatches. we? Boy, I'll say. You should see my cellar. Better Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation yet, you shouldn't. I know the farmers need it. I don't Tti» Red BanK Register essumea no financial responsibilities for typographical trror* in advertise- mints, but will reprint without charge, that part ol an advertisement In which ths typographical error oc- begrudge it. But I'm a barber. I need eura Advirllien will please notlly lh« management Immediately ol any error which may occur. it like I need bald customers. Thlf newspaper assume! no responsibilities for statements of opinion! In letter* from Its readers. "Put your arms underneath. That's •ubscrlptlon Prices In Advance One year J15.00; Six months J8.00 better. Nice head a hair you got. You Bloflt copy at counter, 7 cents Single copy by mall, 9 cents want it long or short? Hah? What about TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1060 the machine? Only on the neck? Okay. Only on the neck. Around the sides here, I use the scissors, hah? Sure. Sure. The New Depot Plan. Just a trim. You like a little off the Commuters in the Red Bank area, charge of the new program of state BISHOP top? okay, off the top too. Not much. "Down here when it rains it rains. Otherwise, It's aid for the railroads. will be heartened by the announce- hot. You come from Chicago? No? New England then. ment by Mayor George A. Gray of Much more is involved than jus Wrong again, hah? Where? New Jersey? How do you a single building for a railroad sta plans for a new railroad station in like that? I went through it once. Yeah, the Freeway. tion. The plans call for additional Hah? Yeah, that's right. The Turnpike. We breezed Red Bank. buildings associated with a station through it like you know what, understand? I mean Anyone who has ever used the plus a bus terminal and taxi stands we was moving. Red Bank station can testify that it This is in line with a goal of Mayo Simple, Nice People "Must be a nice place. Me, I'm from here. It gets is an eyesore. Now comes the pros- Gray to maintain Red Bank as < monotonous. Snow I could go for. My people in the pect of a new station—actually a transportation center. old country came from the mountains. Simple, nice transportation center. The idea is not A traffic snarl would be eased i people, you know? They came over here to make a new. However, the fact that draw- a new station is located in the area buck and that's what they made. A buck. Now I sup- ings have been prepared and fruitful surrounded by Chestnut St., Mapli port both of them. "See that kid over there? No, the one reading Look. negotiations have been held with the Ave., West Bergen PI. and Bridg* These Pays; Ave. With 1,480 parking space: Drinks. I mean, drinks. He's 17. Comes in here with railroads involved, is good news. WILLIAM a martini in his hand. What's the kids coming to? Don't planned, no longer would there bi Money, as always, is the key to Urban Civilization worry. I'm not too short. I'll show you when I finished. communters' cars lined bumper-to the realization of this plan. Mayor S. WHITE Just the scissors. bumper along curbs in the presen By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY "A kid drinks at 17 the old man is nuts. You Gray has set forth figures which station area. Traffic tie-ups resulting WASHINGTON-A moderately kiddin? He's loaded at noon. Big kid like that should would make the borough's share of What the recent election has proved is that the liberal Democratic administra- from trains blocking" grade crossings tion not unlike the tone of the be pushing a broom. No wonder them Russians say the program self liquidating. Super- urbanization of American life has altered the thinking, party's record in Congress since also would be eliminated. Fire offi perhaps even the nature of the American. A century they'll bury us. They'll bury us all right. Hundred proof vised, paid parking as outlined by 1954 will begin in January. cials testified before the Public Utili- ago he was, in the main, a farmer, a rancher, a miner; us. No embalming necessary. You should the mayor would be a profitable ven- he lived generally in an isolated farm house with his I smell the breaths I smell. Boy, I'll say. ties Commission two years ago o "How about the back? A little machine on the ture for the borough, and the excess family about him, even to the third days" of the Roosevelt New Deal delays experienced in getting fire neck? No, just on the neck. A touch. Okay. A little funds would be dedicated to provid- generation. of long ago is in the cards—or fighting equipment across town be- ever was, for that matter. These touch like this. Okay? You down here for long? Oh, In 1860, the population of the ing additional off-street parking. are the 1960's; not the 1930's. good. Stay as long as you can. Your wife with you? cause of trains standing at grade United Sta'.es was 31,513,000 compared President-elect John F. Ken- Railroad officials have placed the Hah? Oh, I'm sorry. No, it's my fault. crossings. to about J30,000,000 today. In I860, the nedy is no doctrinaire profes- sional "liberal," and never was. A Lot of Mileage plan's future in the lap of the state. The plan sounds like the answer rural population was 25,226,000 as com- He has not the smallest inten- "I got a woman I'll trade you. Twenty-five years They say the lines are not financially pared with 6,216,000 in cities; today, tion of going off on any vast to commuter problems in the Red we been married. That's a lot of mileage. Now she equipped to fulfill their share of the the figures would show a reverse ratio. spending spree. Bank area. As in any project, un- He won the election only with needs a retread. Her back hurts. All day long it doesn't new station plan. Urban population was in 1959, 104,- seen obstacles probably lie ahead. SOKOLSKY 6 f C P hurt the minute l door—boom, the back 990,000; rural 68,717,000, exclusive of of V docfrin e° o'; = For the betterment of Red Bank "moderation," Sen. Lyndon • B. goes out. You ever try to kiss a woman with a hurt Certainly the entire proposal the military. Johnson of Texas. The wisest back? It's murder. Is worthy of serious considera- and the surrounding municipalities, Ira deA. Reid said at the 1960 White House Con decision he ever took was the "Ahhh, she's got a legitimate gripe. I'm not much. tion by State Highway Commission- iteady progress should be made on erence on Children and Youth about the urban en- decision at the Los Angeles Dem- ocratic convention last July to I used to have my own shop, then I lost it. This is bet- this plan. er Dwight R. G. Palmer, who is in vironment: combine personal generosity with ter off. No worries, no responsibilities. No kids, Hah? "It is the area of the population explosion with its sound politics and so to ask his rival, Sen. Johnson, to take sec- Mo, I never wanted no kids. Makes me nervous. I got Your Money's Worth; high fertility, low mortality, and increasing employ- ond place on the ticket. a brother has a million of them. He can have them. ment of mothers. It is an area where religious affilia- Fully Confirmed Me, I got a woman her back hurts. But only—catch tion is increasing, and the pursuit of pleasure is more Now fully confirmed is what President-elect Kennedy Will Be Cautious some of us as observers be- on?—when I'm home. possible than ever. This urban world was molded in lieved likely even then: that mo- "The minute I'm out, no back. When I'm out, my part by forces which have given us the moral order ment in Los Angeles was the By SYLVIA PORTER moment at which John F. Ken wife could be taking judo lessons. Who can figure of the slum, the need for bohemia in an otherwise well- them, mister? I wish now I was a monk in a convent. modern and can produce quality nedy enabled himself to win the President-elect Kennedy will;our imports of goods so (hat we ordered society, the have-to-look-happy families of presidency of the United States. •ct with extreme caution in the can sell more abroad. Those goods at prices which will be What? No, I meant to say a monastery. What did I competitive with the output of our young executives, the anxious ex-urbanite, thn For Johnson did more than hold field of money policies when he;tariff and quota restrictions are the bulk of his native South. He say? I did. Ha. I should be on Bob Hope's program. takes office in January. He will]hangovers from a time when oth- the modernized plants of West contented though dominated small town dweller, and Europe. supplied to the ticket as a whole "The top. Just a smitch off. Look. Like this. All •ppoint to key financial positions er nations couldn't afford to let what Kennedy also actually had men who have jour goods come in because they he 'organization child' who has learned to package right? You could stand a little more off, but if you're Foreign Confidence his personality for sale to his 'organization parent.'" but what millions nevertheless the respect not | were so short of dollars. Now would not have thought he had fussy—. Okay. Here comes the kid's old lady now . . . only of our na-1 they're not short of dollars. The 5. Make it unmistakably clear that he has no intention of tam- Politically, the rural community was more because he had been compelled Hello, Mrs. Flogel, What? Over there He's reading. No, "tion'- ' s bu' ' t als'-o barriers are obsolete. They must homogeneous than the urban which is a multi-group to deal closely with the left-wing the free world's be brought down. pering with the independence of I got him next. Oh no, Mrs. Flogel. He's no bother. our Federal Reserve System, for community. The rural community could accept isola- of his party. bankers. H e 2. Negotiate simultaneously for This indispensable quality, We'll have him out of here in a few minutes. Soon as win act cour- any more of this sort would the elimination of limitations on dangerously undermine foreign tionism as a doctrine because it was largely isolated, which Johnson personified, was I get rid of this one. ageously and the movement of foreign invest- an aura of reasoned stability and quickly to pro- confidence in the new adminis- ntegrated, intermarried, monolithic in its ideas. It is Dresses to Kill ment capital into our country. tration's willingness to combat moderation. For 10 years at ect the sound- These limitations also are obso- for this reason that it was possible to say that a state least this has been a country ""Did you get a look at her? Always in the fashion. ness of the U.S. inflation, defend the dollar. lete and unfair, must be removed. 6. Emphasize that the Demo- like Michigan was Republican and Virginia Democratic. suspicious of loud ideological Right up to the top. The old man is a lawyer. He makes PORTER dollar. He will 3. Insist that our newly pros- trumpeting and favorable toward pleasantly astound critics whoi cratic administration is deter- Today, it is not possible to make such estimates be- a mint off the unions fighting the bosses. The old lady perous allies take over much mined to get our economy back quiet competence and reason- have denounced him as an ir- more of the burden of maintain- cause Michigan is an industrial state with a large ableness in its public men. Again, dresses to kill and don't know what time it is. The kid responsible radical set to spend on an uptrend without inflation jing the free world's military de- and back t0 a balanced budgetjurban population living on wages in industry which this mood, too, has been recon- drinks. That's living? I ask you. Us into bankruptcy. andbac k t0 a i d h l h firmed. He will do all these things be- nations. ThH-e Eisenhower jis concerned with world markets, whereas Virginia is "Let me get the hairs in the nose. Might as well cause he must do them. can 'bTe ended^. ^ In the new Kennedy adminis- administration has started in this These steps are imperative. offended by the Big City social and economic ideas tration there will be, of course, make you look pretty. Yeah. Tilt the head. That's it. And the reason he must is .hat dFrection tKennedy'i Ts Eieadmih i s - 'T ^ y They are logical. They are con-of the North. no place for ultra-conservatism. Don't worry, mister, I ain't missed yet. There. Let me lor the first time m over a gen-!tion wm ,„ (h h But a moderate conservatism, •ration—in the lifetime of anv, ,,,,,, , servative in the finest sense of Even rural society has been changed by the auto- looking ahead and not backward, comb the hair. You want anything on it? Dry, then. I American under 40 years of age I 4- Work for tax refonr nicas- the word. Actually, in fancier UTes which wi s ur u s com words, the President-elect has mobile, radio and television so that a remote farmer is will by no means be outlawed. notice you part it on the right side. Most men—oh, -a President is taking office ll\ . " P - - - Nothing real will be turned over • time when th• e U.S. dollar is panics to spend more on new placed himself on record as ded- close to an urban center, reads an urban newspaper you know. There. That does it. Wait a minute. I'll take plant and equipment—such as ac-icated to taking them. to the howling extremists on the under attack and its rank as the and probably a New York City edited magazine. Democratic party left — Ameri- the sheet off. mightiest currency in the world celerated depreciation—so that b being openly questioned. our factories will become more In fact, one New York newspaper is rapidly de- cans for Democratic Action; the "Okay, mister. I hope you enjoy your stay here. veloping monopolistic practices which may ultimately more aggressive of the big labor Massive Flight Book leaders; the politicians who wish The rain has gotta stop sometime. Maybe you'll bring If he doesn't do them, he coulO CARMICHAEL change the character of the rural press. Samuel W. to foment and so trade upon the good weather. "What? Oh, a buck fifty. Yessir. Well, •et in motion a massive flight Blizzard said this well: happily abating racial and sec-thank you. If you ever get home to Connecticut, think from our currency, bring about Reviews "Rural dwellers and farmers are a minority group tional differences in this nation. the "unthinkable crisis" that It must be realized, for an ex-of me. Especially if it's snowing. could topple us from our position TOURIST IN AFRICA. By in a multiple-industry society where economic values ample, that the new Congress, on "Thanks again. Let me hold your jacket. Have •s leader of the free world. The Evelyn Waugh. Little, Brown. are paramount and farmers are consumers, as all pro-the basis of the slight gains made fun. You and I have a little secret, hey? We're the only last thing Kennedy would want S3.75. by the Republicans, may be a bit , to create at the start of his Ad- ducers are. This fact has restructured rural society, more conservative-minded, if any- ones know you had a haircut. Okay, Junior. Get in ministration would be a crisis of I have to winter abroad," especially for the commercial farmer as distinct from thing, than the old. the chair." . . . this naturel says this English author, and the traditional farmer, undermining the traditional The nature of Kennedy's vie Kennedy Is as aware as any at the start of 1959 he set out Protestant and puritan ethic of work, industriousness, tory forecasts what he will do "We Didn't Do So Well Either" informed American that gold is from chilly London for Genoa, He will proceed with full respect flowing out of our country now frugality, and thrift that was basic to the rural econ- for the views—particularly the at • pace which cannot be tol- Port Said, Tanganyika and the omy. In the modern rural community where farmers economic views—of those who erated indefinitely. He is as Rhodcsias, Cape Town and then voted against him. He is fully aware as you are or I am that Southampton and home just In operate like businessmen everywhere, taking calcu- aware that substantially half of actions considered financially time for spring. lated risks and using.money and credit as a means the people preferred Richard M reckless on his part could shat- to an end, this old Protestant ethic is no longer Nixon; that his mandate, though ter the confidence of foreigners This is a record of people genuine, is also thin mathemat- who have huge claims against from Stanley to contemporary important." ically. our gold reserves and could native leaders, and thorn arc The Calvinistic ethic which was the basis of Calm reason, not emoting, will •peed up the drain on us. j cutting reflections on the gifts American life for nearly three centuries has been be the keynote ot the Kennedy He knows It is important for| bestowed by whites on blacks, administration. Perhaps the most him to pledge as he has pledfir-d, the "pacification" by Europeans pounded hard by all sorts of modern trends and newer striking human fact about the "I shall not devalue the dollar of Africa, and race prejudice. peoples in our city communities. It is remarkable, how- President-elect is his Instinctive from it* present rate. Rather, But mostly this rounds up an ever, that Protestantism, in its various forms of indi- awareness that sensible govern I shall defend its present value infinite number of Intimate oddi- ment is built on persuasion and and its ioundness." vidualistic, non-conformistic society, does survive and consent. ties—women cook mealies, of- He realizes It is more import- And already reason has won ficials wear open shirts, shorts in the present period is making a new progress which ant for him to act to eliminate riumphs of far more than mere the cause of this gold outflow— and monocle, the plumber stays surprises even its own leaders. Such a figure as Billy partisan significance. Our people which Is that for years we have to dinner, the elephant twitches Graham and such a movement as Moral Re-Armament are proved fair-minded—nnd no- been spending more dollars] its ears menacingly at the auto- cannot be ignored in any appraisal of what is happen- ably in the old Democratic abroad than foreigners have been is Is, signs urge modest •-"""' } in court. However, since that Asbury Park-Ocean Grove 708 513 25 system being used "cxpen- there." cumbersome and wasteful the personnel committee for fur- time other similar cases have Asbury Park-Manasquan National _ 774,540.25 The matter had been referred |I of teachers' time." ther study. been decided in favor of such Belmar-Wall National 226,678.50 1 to the Planning Board by the zoning clauses. Thus, he pointed V Mr. Frisbie nnlrf that the plan;- ,NSURANCE FIRM Farmers' National, Allentown 30.788.75 BU J Zoning Board of Adjustment, to' out, Mr. McGirt should seek ad- - i adopted bv the board for the, """ . . ,. which the variance, request was Farmers-Merchants, Matawan 174,500.0(1 vice before re-opening the idle 1.545| school ycar bc{,jnninB septem- RliD BANK-Joseph Rudmckl. (S 18*t Bui tmimu Bffdlott, Ine^ WotW rlchtu rocrved. presented. The zoning body asked factory. First National, Bradley Beach 223,903.50 1.9R0l)or. 1961, was the "most equit-164 Washington St., Long Branch, for the Planning Board's recom- First National, Freehold 273.768.50 Mr. McGirt said the factory 1.923; able and effective solution of the has joined the local office of the mendation before making its de- had been in operation there from Central Jersey Bank & Trust, Freehold S85.50O.0O when Mr. Elgort's will was filed cision. 4.810J situation forced upon us." !Naiionwide Insurance Co. He 1946 until last year when his Keansburg-Middletown National 368,910.10 -iriJij lhe board is planning a refer-' Branch for probate in Surrogate's Court. Leo J. Carling, Planning Board Ha/let Man ther was taken ill. Long Branch Trust 309,555.00 ; i endum nn the construction of a w"> servicc lhe Lon^ Dated Dec. 20, 1957, the will chairman, said there are no 3 4ri!i "My father will not be able to Matawan Bank _ 165,700.25 'second high school and has tak-jarea. provides the widow, Mrs. Mary grounds upon which the body Elgort of New York, with per- work again," he said, "and we Merchants Trust, Red Bank 523,919.00 Is Beneficiaryj sonal property, $25,000 and the in- would like to have some business Monmouth County National, Red Bank 869,750.00 NEW YORK - Barry Elgort, come for life from a trust fund on the property to bring him N. J. Trust, Long Branch 451,799.50 IS Garden Ter., Hazlet, N. J., is some income." comprised of half of the estate. Speech, Hearing Peoples National, Keyport 280,994,25 it's a named a beneficiary of the estate Mr. Elgort will receive the in- Such considerations might pro- Sea Bright National 103,101.75 of his father, the late Samuel come from a trust made up of vide some reason for the zon All wool Elgort of New York. the other half of the estate. Center Opens ing board to grant a variance, TOTAL $6,275,791.60 Kenwood blanketi Savings & Loan This was revealed Thursday Upon reaching age 40, he will ASBURY PARK — Philip N. Mr, Carling said, but Jie ex 80x90 — Arondac 22,96 inherit one-third of the trust prin- plained that the Planning Board Allentown : $ 5,976.75 Goldberg, a speech pathologist, Belmar 73,600.00 cipal .outright. is not permitted by law to con- has announced the opening of the Freehold 49,248.00 DEEPLY GRATEFUL Mr. Elgort died at the age of Monmouth Speech and Hearing sider matters of hardship in Keystone, Asbury Park 516,040.00 from 53 Oct. 20. Center at 175 Mattison Ave. making its recommendations. Keansburg 7,560.00 The estate was formally declar- The McGirt petition has ex- Manasquan 136,576.75 ed to be "in excess of $20,000." YANKO'S cited considerable interest on the Mutual Aid, Manasquan 106,576.50 Actual value is unknown, pend- part of residents of the neighbor- Red Bank 78,440.00 BROAD ST. Shadow Lawn, Long Branch 492,451.50 ing an inventory. hood. Two petitions, one for and RED BANK one against the variance, .have TOTOL $1,466,469.50 Fran Iz Promoted been presented, bearing signa Al Fort itloiiinoiilh turos of most of the neighbors. GRAND TOTAL $7,742,261.10 61,468 FORT MONMOUTH - Lawr- ence J. Frantz has been promoted to private first class in Com pany D, 309th Regiment, 78th Reserve Division. Pfc. Frantz, who is company clerk, lives with his wife at 125 Pearl St., Red Bank. Prior to joining the Army, he he fell in love was a chemical engineer with the Is this the reason rNational Lead_Co., South Amboy; He received a bachelor of science 8EN. CLIFFORD P. CASE degree from Washington Univer- with you that moonlit nigfcff of sity, St. Louis, Mo. I am deeply jrrateful to the people of New Jersey. I •hall do my best to deserve METEOROLOGISTS TO MEET their continued confidence MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE the Dartmouth Winter CarnivdL, and to meet my share of the —The New Jersey Branch, Amer- Philip N. Goldberg Responsibility which rests ican Meteorological Society, will upon our Nation, indeed hold its third meeting of the cur- Mr. Goldberg has been super- upon all of us in the critical rent association year tonight at j visor of the speech and hearing the way you iron years ahead. 8 o'clock in the Synthetic Train- j center at Monmouth Medical Cen- The campaign just ended ing Building here. Col. George;years. He is a graduate of Long was a deeply satisfying- ex- Guy, U. S. Air Force, will speak;island University and Brooklyn perience. My opponent, as I on the present development of College. said dtiring the campaign, is weather observing and the fore- Sharing offices with Mr. Gold- an outstanding- person and casting system of the near fu- berg will be Daniel Crisci, a reg- a man of great integrity. ture. istered physical therapist now on We end the campaign as we the staff of Monmouth Medical began it. Warm friends. No problem finding tenants Center and the Cerebral Palsy Paid lor by Committee for Sen. Cist when you advertise The Register Center. way.—Advertisement. LET PROWN'S MEDICAL Re-Glaze or Re-Screen MEMOS YOUR By H. I. 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For travelling, DAR in the Peter Pan Inn, Ur- gave the well-received Gilbert fell from a crown of sequins and said that most of her cases oc hold a workshop meeting on :he bride wore a red 'affeta dress bana, Mo. and Sullivan operetta, "Pa- Christmas decorations Dec. 1 at cur in kindergarten and first .vith headpiece. When they re- More than 100 national, state tience." and sang Horatio Park- pearls and she carried a cas- the home of Mrs. Frank McKen- grade. When problems are cor- turn, they will reside in Trenton. and chapter officers and the*- er's "Hora Novissima" the pre- cade bouquet of white roses. na, Bingham Hill Cir. Mrs rected at that early stage, she The bride was graduated from husbands attended. vious fall, is comprised of both Mrs. Robert Werthwein, West Charles P. Johnson, a member Keansburg, was matron of honor. said, usually no more trouble Red Bank Catholic High School. As national vice chairman, professional ind amateur vocal- follows in higher grades. of the Garden Club of Atlantic Her husband, a graduate of Tren- ists from this vicinity. They re- She wore a blue chiffon ballerina- Highlands, will be the speaker. eastern division, DAR press re length gown. Her small fitted She suggested that the inability ton High School, is employed by lations committee, Miss Stommel hearse every Tuesday evening headband was covered with white to read is one of the prime The American home depart- Earle Johnson in the construc- spoke on "National Defense and here in Embury Methodist Church feathers and she carried colonial sources of problems with chil- ment program, Dec. 14, will be tion business. Press Relations." In addition to hall. bouquets of blue and white dren. She felt that more re- "Holiday Entertaining." intepreting the positive program A large and active organiza- chrysanthemums. medial reading teachers would It will be presented by the Jer- to which the DAR is dedicated, tion, the chorus is composed of The bridal attendants were erase that cause. When prob- sey Central Power and Ligh Heart Seminar she suggested ways of "coun- many committees which perform Mrs. Henry Rossi, Keyport, sister lems become serious, Dr. Vex- Company. As their Christmas teracting the ideological war," the functions for its operation. of the bridegroom; Miss Marie ler said, she calls upon the aid project, department members are Set for Nurses which, she stated, "is conducted Most members take an active of clinics in the area. part in the operation of the cho- DePalma, and Miss Rosemarle making gifts for the children a LONG BRANCH — The Mon- ceaslessly within the boundaries DePalma, Centerville, sisters of At the next meeting, Dec. 5 the Vineland Training School. of the United States in all types rus. a diabetic detection clinic will mouth County Heart Associa- the bridegroom. They wore The club will hold a rummage ion's of printed media—magazine ar- Officers of the chorus are Wil- be conducted from 6 to 7 p.m annual nurses' cardiac ticles, books and pamphlets, car- shrimp chiffon gowns. Their head- sale Dec. 2 from 7 to 9 p. m. seminar and dinner will be held liam C. Nielsen, Rumson, presi- bands were similar to the honor A polio clinic will be .scheduled toons and comics, illustrations dent; Mrs. Robert P. White, Mid- and Dec. 3, 9:30 a. m. to 3 Dec. 6 at the Sand and Surf Ho- attendant's. They carried colonial next month. and advertisements." dletown, vice president; Mrs. p. m., in Bingham Hall. Mrs. :el, West End. bouquets of blue and white chry- Mrs. Joseph Deerin, president, Vernon Paulson is chairman. She urged members of the Vito A. Predate, Atlantic High- lanthemums. and Mrs. Vincent Applegate at- The meeting theme will be, lands, secretary; John Reed Lin- The club's Christmas dinner- 'Stroke patients are not hope- DAR to learn to recognize and Patrick DePalma, Centerville, tended the state convention. to challenge "the insidious way croft, treasurer. dance will be held Dec. 10 at the ess, and simple rehabilitation was best man.for his brother. Mrs. Evans Shufelt, member in which the accepted meaning Committee chairmen include ship chairman, announced a Molly Pitcher Hotel. Mrs. Rus- measures taken promptly can Ushering were Cecil Truax, Jr., sell McCue is chairman. of symbols important in Ameri- Mrs. William L. Ford, Lincroft, Keansburg, brother of the bride; membership total of 437 and 100 help patients return to a useful can life are distorted and librarian; Richard Westee, New Phillip DePalma, Keyport, broth- per cent teacher membership. The club's Christmas party life. cheapened." Shrewsbury, tickets; Mrs. Su- er of the bridegroom, and George Mrs. Walter Scherer's second meeting will be Dec. 5 at Bing MRS. LOUIS RALPH MUSTILLO is pictured following Guest speaker will be Mrs. She illustrated misuses of the zanne Bentley, Rumson, program; grade the attendance ham Hall. Buffet supper will be Edith Buchwald Lawton, director Juettner, Jiast Keansburg, broth- won her wedding Nov. 5 in St. James Catholic Church, Red American flag, the federal eagle Mrs. Edmond J. Caputd, Atlan- er-in-law of the bridegroom. award. The afternoon kinder- served and the music departmen of postgraduate education for and unorthodox treatment of such tic Highlands, patrons; Mrs. Har- A reception followed in the Vet- garten class received a book. will furnish the entertainment. Bank, where she became the bride of Louis Ralph Mus- paramedical personnel, New York holidays as Christmas and the old Estey, Locust, publicity di- erans of Foreign Wars Hall, Cliff- Mrs. Clark Kemp will be chair- tillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio fvtustillo of 264 Broad University Bellevue Medical Cen- Fourth of July as taken from rector and public relations; Mrs. man of a spring theater party. ter, and Institute of Physical wood. For their wedding trip to Mark Anniversary St., Red Bank. The bride is the former Miss Edith June contemporary publications. Robert P. White, Middletown, Florida, the bride wore a blue Hostesses for the meeting, held Medicine and Rehabilitation. Her "By exposing these tech- publicity chairman; Mrs. John wool dress with black hat and SHREWSBURY — Maj. and in Bingham Hall, were Mrs. Olmstead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Olmstead of topic will be "How Can We Train niques," Miss Stommel said, "the Canonico, Shrewsbury, financial accessories, and a white orchid Mrs. Roland E. Vigneault, 70 Kemp and Mrs. Joseph Lang. 348 Main St., Matawan. Upon returning from their the Hemiplegic Patient to be In- DAR can help neutralize them." secretary; Mrs'. Wilbert Cornel- corsage. Birch Dr., marked their 14th wedding trip, the couple will make their home in Haz- dependent in His Daily Life?" Miss Stommel was the guesl ius, Belford, entertainment, and The bride was graduated from wedding anniversary recently at The many requests to the heart Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Fair Hav- let. The bride is employed at the Raritan Copper Works of Mrs. Wilson K. Barnes, chair- Middletown Township High School a dinner-dance at Gibbs Hall Card Party Aids association for information and man of the national defense com- en, accompanist. and is employed by the Pruden- Fort Monmouth Officers Club. at Perth Amboy, and Mr. Mustillo has his own tile con- assistance in the care of rtroke mittee of the DAR, who enter- Reserved and general admis- tial Ordinary Agency, Applebrook Their guests were Mr. and Mrs Club Charities tracting business. patients influenced the subject tained for her at dinner the eve- sion tickets for the concert are Farm, Middletown. A graduate Clyde McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. for this year's seminar—one of RED BANK — Mrs. Charles ning before her talk at the being sold by the officer! and of Keyport High School, the bride- Harry Youmans, Mr. and Mrs. the professional education pro- O. Reid and Mrs. Albert S. Diel- Barnes residence in Baltimore. chairmen. groom is employed by Holmdel William Parker and Mr. and Mrs. grams carried on by the associ- man were chairmen of the card Township. John J. Ryan. party which the public welfare ation.' department of the Red Bank Catherine E. Gormley, Dr. Frederick C. Steller, Sprim? Kitty Kelly: Woman's Club held last week. All Lake, president, stated that Junior Class to Present funds earned will be used by the strokes affect hundreds of thou- department for their charity con- Eugene Grasso Wed sands of people every year He Invalid Wife Is Unhappy tributions. said research scientists are work- Comedy Thursday, Friday NEW MONMOUTH - At a a small cascade bouquet of blue ng toward the day when strokes Committee aides were Mrs will be prevented altogether Richard H. Moyle, Mrs. Melvin double-ring ceremony Saturday in chrysanthemums. Over Actions of Husband RED BANK — The Class of and Mrs. Frank Gilbreth of Mont- At present he continued, doc- J. Berdahl, Mrs. George T. Bar- it. Mary's Catholic Church, Miss Karen Eisemann, Keansburg 1962 at Red Bank High School clair. nard, Jr., Mrs. James G. Pat- Catherine Elizabeth Gormley, niece of the bridegroom, was the tors may arrange for a nurse to Dear Kitty: doubt that you really love- will present the comedy, "Cheap- Glenn Appleyard will play the ton, Mrs. James F. Humphreys daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George flower girl. Her floor-length gown show the family how to help I have been married 37 years either man. If you did, you er by the Dozen," for two per- role of Mr. Gilbreth, and Pam Mrs. Dixon Russell, Mrs. James Chasmar of Park Ave., became of baby blue taffeta and head prevent or keep to a minimum to a devoted husband. We have wouldn't hesitate. Wait until formances, Thursday and Friday, Worthley, Mrs. Gilbreth. Also in the bride of Eugene Grasso, son the disability that often develops six children all happily married you know your own mind. 1 H. Hammond, Jr., Mrs. Ashton crown were styled like the other bo:! at 8:15 p.m. and both in the cast as the Gilbreth children: Sickles and Mrs. George H. Weis. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grasso, attendants', and she carried a after a stroke. and with children of their own. Time is the surest test of River Street School auditorium. Linda Robinson as Ernestine; Others present were Mrs. 259 Main St., Belford. fireside basket of blue chrysan- Nurses wishing to attend the Recently I discovered my hus- love. Paul Jablonski, Frank; Pam The play is based on the ex- James P. Morford, Mrs. E. W, Rev. Louis Stingle officiated. themums. seminar may call for reserva- band is dating a 19 - year • old periences of the famous family Greene, Anne; Ken Sawyer, Lar- Gauch, Mrs, Alice McCabe, Mrs. tions at the association head- school girl. I am a semi-invalid Dear Kitty: ry; Mel Weinstein, BUI; Rober The bride was given in mar- Timothy Houlihan, Belford, wa of the industrial engineers, Mr. H. D. VanWaller, Mrs. Harol riage by her brother, James best man. Ernest Grasso, Keans quarters, Third and Pavilion and dependent on him. What can My boyfriend believei that Saffa, Fred; Laurie King, Mar Pennington, Mrs. Richard L. Aves., Long Branch. I do?—Distraught tha; John Forbes, Jackie, Wil- lormley, Matawan. She wore a burg, and Peter Grasso, Belford girl's shouldn't buy boys gifts. Bond, Mrs. Lyman B. Lockwood, cocktail-length gown of white brothers of the bridegroom, wen Committee of nurses includes; Dear Distraught: It seems to His parents say it isn't right. liam Stracener, Dan, and Sue Mrs. Frederick H. Gable, Mrs. Miss Dorothea Kliem, Monmouth me that you have entirely lost Squad Auxiliary Jaffe, Lillian. tulle and lace designed with a the senior and junior ushers, re- We began talking about Christ- Thea Sammons, Mrs. Eleanor portrait neckline and three-quar- spectively. Gary Ellingham, East County Organization for Social sight of your children in this situation. mas and giving gifts and he Slate Offered Nancy Merrick will do the role Lippincott, Mrs. R. A. Sinclair, ter-length sleeves. A crown of se- Brunswick, nephew of the bride, Service; Mrs. Barbara Schmidt, said if ! gave him something, of Mrs. Fitzgerald; Robert Fred- Mr. Vincent J. Fazio, Mrs. Ben- quins and pearls held her e.bow- was ring bearer. director of nurses, Fitkin Me- Heart-rending though all this he would send it back. Now MIDDLETOWN — The auxil- erickson, Dr. Burton; Joe Scales, iamin A. Crate, Mrs. Charles length veil, and she carried a morial Hospital; Mrs. Dorothy is, face it. Your body may be what do I do about the whole iary of the Fairview First Aid Tom Pfrommer, and Pat Hintze, A reception followed in the 'oop, Mrs. William H. Bailey, cascade bouquet of white roses American Legion Hall, Leonardo. Coleman, School of Nursing, weak but your spirit should be situation, including nil parents? Squad met last week at the home Miss Brill. strong. Call a family council. Mrs. W. P. Rogers, Mrs. Leslie with a white orchid center. Monmouth Medical Center; Miss —Sharron of Mrs. William Moore on Mon- Mrs. Robert C. Brown, teacher For their motor trip through Have the courage to talk the D. Seely, Mrs. Edward Edmonds. Mrs. Frank Flsler, Port Mon- New England, the bride wore a Jean Carroll, N. J. State Nurses Dear Sharron: Essentially, roe St., and made plans to hold of speech and senior English at Association; Mrs. Grace Scully, problem out Even the worst a clam chowder sale Thursday mouth, twin-sister of the bride, black and white checked walking your boyfriend's parents are Red Bank High School is the. Mrs. George Frederick, Mrs Ocean County Health Depart- seems less fearsome when at 1 p. m. in the Middletown Fire was matron of honor. Her cock- suit and a White orchid corsage. right. Let him do the giving. play's director, assisted by the leorge H. Prater, Mrs. Payson ment; Mrs. Kathleen Shafto, brought out into the open. Company fire house, Rt. 35, following faculty members: Tom W. Lyman, Mrs. Joseph R. Ser- :ail-length gown was baby-blue When they return, they will re- Above all, don't panic. If you were engaged or mar- Headdens Corner. Mrs. Charles taffeta worn with a matching vel- side at 57 Seabreeze Ave., Keans- school nurse; Mrs. Alma H. ried, it would be different. 'erry and Mrs. Marian Crooks, pico, Mrs. Joseph J. Dauster, Penn, assistant director of nurs- Dorcia will be chairman. Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow, Mrs. J vet cummerbund. She wore a burg. However, you can send him • class advisers and business man- ing, New Jersey State Hospital: Dear Kitty: Officers were nominated as fol- Daniel Tuller, Mrs. William Wi crown of blue sequins and car- box of candy at Christmas, agers for the play;- Seymour Both attended Middletown Mrs. Mary F. Jaudas. Bureau I have an age-old problem lows: Mrs. Edward Seele for koff, Mrs. Harry Malchow, Mrs ried a cascade bouquet of blue Township High School. The brid< if you feel you must give him iiegler and John Moses, staging; of Crippled Children; Maj. Mary which many women must face; president; Mrs. Ralph Barto, K. Douglass, Mrs. William chrysanthemums. is employed at John's Bargain something. Include his parents' Miss Katherine Wenger, cos- A. Casserly, military nursing; marry the man whom I think I vice president; Mrs. Edward Jen- Held, Mrs. Lester Stork, Mrs. Al- Miss Dolores Grasso, Belford, Store, Red Bank. Her husband names on the accompanying umes; John McNulty, lighting; Miss Clara Weigele. public health love, or marry the man the fam- kins, secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Miss Dorothy Loversidge and bert Wedgbury, Mrs. N. Gilbert sister of the bridegroom, was the is employed by the K and O Heat- ily will accept. card. Flannagan, treasurer, and Mrs. Nelson. bridesmaid. She wore the same ing and Air Conditioning Co., Ave nurse, Trenton; Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Janet Theorin, make-up, T. Harris, public health nurse The special one in my life is Gaylord Barto, trustee for three and Joseph Farrell, art. Mrs. E. H. Ludeman, Mrs. J style gown and headpiece as the nel. gentle and loving until we quar- Dear Kitty: years. honor attendant, in sapphire blue. consultant. Committee heads are Carol P. McGuinness, Mrs. John Wolff For her daughter's wedding, rel. Then he turns into a com- I am 19 and have been going Officers will be elected at the She carried a cascade bouquet of Also Mrs. Nadeene' Brunim, Wolcott, stage manager; Diane Mrs. Edmund Heinrich, Mrs. Jos- Mrs. Chasmar wore a black taf- pletely different type of man, steady with a fellow of 18 for a next meeting, Dec. 8, at Mrs. blue chrysanthemums. public health nutrition; Miss Wise, director's assistant; Mar- eph E. Carroll, Mrs. Mary Olsen feta sheath dress with silve drowning his sorrow in drink. year and a half. Last March we Flannagan's home on West Front Anita Nichulsun, medical social tha Wymbs, publicity; Peter Her- Mrs. W. J. Schell, Mrs. Kenneth A cousin of the bride, Cather- thread highlights, black hat and When we break, I have always broke up but I had a feeling we St., Lincroft. work; Dr. Myra R. Zlnke, Mat- rick, properties; Dana Lynch, R. Smith, Mrs. Cromwell Wat- ine Close, Union Beach, was the accessories, and a white rose cor- had the stable, well adjusted man would be back together again. Assisting Mrs. Moore with awan; Mrs. Lois Stouffer, li- prompter and Barbara Newman, son, Mrs. Charles A. Kuppler, uhior bridesmaid. Her baby blue sage. The bridegroom's mother waiting to help me forget this At the end of April there .we freshments were Mrs. Catherine censed practical nurses; Miss costumes. Mrs. A. V. Scott, Mrs. H. O. taffeta gown was similar to the chose a black taffeta dress with special one. Both men want to were, happier than ever. We Coyle and Mrs. Walter Patter Mayer, Mrs. Edward W. Wise, other attendants'. She wore an a winter white hat and accessor- Ruth Wallace, director of nurses, started to think about our fut- Riverview Hospital: marry me and take care of my ion. Jr., Mrs. John P. Gare, Mrs, identical headpiece and carried ies and a white rose corsage. child. My problem is, do I give ure and planned to marry ai Sisterhood Slates Clarence L. Francis. in to my heart, marry against soon as he finished college. Two Fall Card Party Mrs. Joseph Ackerman, Mrs. Groups to Hear my family's will and overcome weeks ago he told me I would be At Convention William Sours, Mrs. Alfred H my doubts and fears, or should interfering with his college and RED BANK — The Sisterhood Jepson, Mrs. Robert A. Cherry, I wait and let time heal the that our future plans were at Of Sisterhoods of Congregation Beth Shalom will Mrs. Philip S. Walton, Mrs. John Nuclear Expert * problem?—Terribly Confused an end. He also tells me there WEST ORANGE — Mrs hold its first annual autumn card H. Cook, Mrs. Edward V. War- NEW SHREWSBURY — Ron- Dear Terribly Confused: I is no one else. George Yanko, president, andi party Thursday at 8:30 p. m. in ren, Mrs. Reginald C. Pye, Mrs. ald Jacobs, Special Weapons In- I love this boy so much I Mrs. Kenneth Heyman, vice!the synagogue, 186 Maple Ave. Edward T. Schofield, Mrs. John structor at Fort Monmouth, will would do anything to get him president of the Sisterhood of Mrs. Seymour Wiesen is chair- B. VanWagenen, Mrs. Clarenc address a joint meeting of the Guild to Prepare back. Please tell me what to Monmouth Reform Temple, are lan. R. Doolittle, Mrs. Fred J. Mar- Shrewsbury Township PTA and do.—A Lonely Heart' attending the 33d biennial state Refreshments will be served tin, Mrs. Norris V. Woodruff, the New Shrewsbury Civil De- Holiday Baskets Dear Lonely Heart: Where's convention of the New Jersey during the evening by assisting Mrs. Richard Fredenburg, Mrs. fense and Disaster Control to NEW SHREWSBURY - The your pride? If the boy has call- Federation of Temple Sisterhoods committee aides, Mrs. Jack Edwin H. Martin and Miss Flor- morrow night at 9:15, immediate- First Things First Girls Guild of ed off the romance, nothing today and tomorrow at Gold- Hecht, Sisterhood president; Mrs. ence R. Kridel. ly after the Tinton Falls* School the First Baptist Church of Red you can do will rekindle it man's Hotel here. Milton Solomon, Mrs. Leroy Cur- open house. Bank met last week in the home except play it cool. Write him Mrs. David Zweben of Lake- tis, Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mrs. Sol Mr. Jacobs, Radchem adviser of Miss Nancy Houghton, Hope a brief but friendly note say- wood is president of the state unit Rodack and Mrs. Arnold Hart- League Stages to the New Jersey State Civil Rd. ing you accept his decision which comprises 28 Sisterhoods Defense, is an expert on nuclear The girls will make and fll which you think a wise one. from the Reform Jewish Con- Fashion Show and chemical warfare. He will two Thanksgiving baskets to be Tell him goodby and wish him gregations of the state. Wins Top Prize " KEYPORT — Mrs. Sam Koro discuss radiation and describe taken to two members of the luck. If there is a spark of The convention theme is "May bow and Mrs. Harry Brier wen simple procedures for home pro- church who are shut-ins. love for you left in him, he'll Our Life Prove the Strength of In Coloring Contest chairmen of the fashion shov tection against radiation acci Among those attending were come running. But this tiime Our Own Belief." Speakers will FAIR HAVEN - First prize in which the Hebrew Women dents or nuclear explosions. three prospective members, Di it will be your turn to be the be Rabbi Hugo Gryn and Miss Kellogg's nationwide art coloring League of Keyport held at Dutcl: Mr. Jacobs is a graduate of ane King, Susan and Mary Mu reluctant sweetheart. Only the Jane Evans, both of New York contest has been won by Pam ie's Restaurant last week. Trenton State Teachers College. gridge, and counselors, Mrs, hard • to • get technique holds City; Rabbi Avraham Soltes, Hinchcliffc, daughter of Mrs. He studied at Drew University in Dorothy Cotgreave and Mrs. a boy of this temperament. East Orange, and Rabbi Nathan- Fashions were by Wilmar o: Irene Hinchcliffe, 857 River Rd Middletown and hair styles bj the Navy V-12 program. He earn Jerome Powell. iel Keller, New Brunswick. The Her prize is an 8 mm movi cd a master's degree in admin- The December meeting will be Send your problems to Kitty meeting will also include work- Tiara Beauty Salon, Hazlet. camera with carrying case, pro- Mrs. Julius Selinger was com istration and secondary educa- held at the parsonage, 7 Heights Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self, shops dealing with interfaith, so- jector, screen and light bar with tion at Rutgers. Ter., Little Silver. addressed envelope and address cial action, services to the blind, mentator. Models were Mrs. Mil floodlights. ton Kraln, Mrs. Jack Goldberg Mr. Jacobs has completed her in care of the Red Bank youth activities and fund rais- Pam is a junior at Rumson courses at the Army Special No problem finding tenants Register. Hetoful leaflets avail- ing. Mrs. Bertrand Goldstein, Mrs Fair Haven Regional High School Harry Brier, Mrs. Theodore She Weapons School, Sandia Base, vhen you advertise The Register able. Wlte for "Broken Ro- man, Mrs. Mark Goldman, Mrs Albequerque, N. Mex, and at the way.—Advertisement. mance," Salvatore Spinella, Mrs. Jack La Mass Casualty School, Fort Sam zar and Mrs. Jerome Fcucr. Houston, San Antonio, Tex. INTEREST ON YOUR A graduate of Red Bank High School, he now resides in Rum- SLIPCOVERS TRIM-A-TREE SHOP son. 3 Pieces $ ^SAVINGS EATONTOWN — Bamberger' THE GAY LITTLE ACTRESSES are getting ready for the • Vat dyed Monmouth and all of the firm DESSERT CARD PARTY • Prn-shrunk 99 other stores in the state have Autumn Festival Variety Show which girls of the Star RUMSON — Mrs. Joseph J. • Prints & solids Ovcrlockcd scams opened their Trim-A-Tree Shop of the Sea Academy will givo in tho school auditorium Clancy and Mrs. Victory Emery Hliii'i ni llonin iwrvl«« iionr Nil IMIS On sale is a collection of decora erchants in Long Branch Thursday and Friday nights. Picturod are chairmen of the dessert curd tlons from liurope nnd the Orien parly Which the Rumson Auxil- Sherman's purchased by one of the firm' at tho dross rohoarsal, aro front row, loft to right, Karon iary of Riverview Hospital will Home Decorators buyers, Miss Katlierinc Pontage: Cummings and Nancy Corbott; second row, Joan Anna- hold Thursday afternoon nt 1 on a special trip seeking new 468 Broad St., rolla and Elaino Annarollp, and standing, Christina. Bai- o'clock. Tho pnrty will be held RED BANK '? Hplkpk FAIJJ nnd exceptional items for this In the Occnnic Fire Company fire Shrewsbury event. sall and Barbara Bassall. house on River Rd. $"' • •/ /•. . Around Monmouth 50 Attend IB) BANK BEOSra iwMmf. flm. tf. Ittt-f WHft Wlillf Meeting Of Girl Scouts Wrapping / $Y Mr», Alb.rt J, The men .stole the scenes dur- mouth County party at Rumson Third Order ing the week-end with the "Bam- Country Club Friday night. RED BANK A social hour be- 8,352 Hospital Gifts boo Butlers" topping the list. Part of the gay entertainment ;an the Third Order of St. Fran- This choral group if composed of ras a dancing contest. First is meeting Sunday afternoon in 11 of this area's leading male SHREWSBURY —The Northern irize was won by Mrs. William it. Anthony's Catholic Church Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts citizens headed by Cooper Mc- lorden of Rumson and her part- all. Carthy of Little Silver and di- is performing a herculean task UN Split ler Augustin Marusi of Middle- Fifty members participated. this fall. More than 30 Girl Scout rected by Bill Nielsen of Rum- own. Second prize went to Mrs, son, who is also president of the Refreshments were served by and Brownie Troops are wrapping) Elliot Lawes and her part- drs. Joseph Odenbach Little Sil- 8.352 items for the Marlboro Hos- On Congo Monmouth Civic Chorus. r ier, Laurence H. Taylor of Rum- er, assisted by Mrs. Joseph pital Auxiliary to be placed in a The group includes John Gar- son. Third prize was won by 'alarico, Miss Bertha Power, and bag for each patient this Christ- della, Jr., and Jean Nesbitt of .Irs. Frederick C. Tatum of iliss Mary Reiss, Red Bank; mas. U lontinues Rumson. Paul Knapf, Clifford rliddletown dancing with Edward .Irs. James Annarella, Jr., Little By performing this service to UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) Heaslip and D. Robert Teeters A. Crane, Jr., of Locust. ilver, and Mrs. Angeline Stirone, •The UN Congo Advisory Com- of New Shrewsbury, Pat McCall the auxiliary, the Scouts and Mew Shrewsbury. Brownies are relieving these vol- littee remained split today on of New. Monmouth, Jim Doyle of Dr. and Mrs.! Aldo Baldi of hat to do about dispatching a Middletown, Bruce Montgomery Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo, unteers of a task which took Borden PI., Long Branch, enter- lastor and director of the St. many hours which could have mediation commission to the of Shrewsbury and Phil Roy of ained at a dinner party Sunday laotic African state. Fair Have.h. Anthony fraternity, addressed the been spent with the patients. light to celebrate Dr. Baldi's roup on the value of the printed Mrs. Lewis Connor, Fair Ha- Informed sources said Secre- Wearing discreetly loud blazers lirthday. work in the spread of Christian ven,, Christmas Appeal chairman, ry-General Dag Hammarsk-' and straw katies they were the ty. has sent 175 letters to social, civic Id's 18-member committee' highlight of a Very elegant even- Noted on Monmouth County's BUSY AS BEAVERS are the Girl Scouts above, who are wrapping hundreds of Christ- "In the early centuries after and church organizations liled after haggling for four Ing at Holy dross School Thurs- Champagne Circuit" during the mas presents for patients at Marlboro State Hospital. The girls work at the head- ihrist," Msgr. DiLorenzo said, throughout the county and to urs last night to decide when day. week-end were Burt Crockford of "the letters of St., Paul were quarters of tha Monmouth County Council of Girl Scouts in Shrewsbury. The gifts friends of the hospital, asking for Cobble Close Farm, Middletown; send its mission to the new The scene was the preview mxiously received and carried contributions toward the pa- Airs.) Connie Andrews of Fair will be distributed by the Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary to more than 3,000 hospital rican republic to try to bring party of the PTA's antique show rorn one locality to another by tients' Christmas bags. Haven with Jack Embry of Sea patients. Willing workers, left to right, are Pam Seyforth, Jeanne Leinann, Ellen •arring factions together. It will •nd sale. guarded messenger." Mrs. Connor expalined that in Bright; Henrietta (Mrs. Guy) leet again tomorrow. And even if antiques are not He added; Mahoney, Debbie Braun and Betty Marien. pa6t years the auxiliary distribut- Reynolds of East Orange; May One element in the committee, your forte, this was an evening "The first libraries of the mid- ed knitting and ditty bags to these [Mrs. Harry) Frevert of Irving- is reported, contends there Is well spent by all who attended dle ages were the exclusive pos groups for filling. This proved :on with Harriet (Mrs. Jack) i sense in sending a 15-mem- , and special credit for its per- iessions of the monasteries, cler- unsuccessful, because some pa- Heffernan of East Orange; Mr. r mission all the way to Africa fection goes to the women who gy, and intellectuals. "With the Engagements tients received more than others. and Mrs. F. M. Sibley of Red planned it. invention of the printing press Another Vote To equalize the distribution of try to bring President Joseph Bank with the Donald Books of While moving from one beautl and the first printing of the Bi gifts, the auxiliary now purchas- asavubu and his arch rival, de- Fair Haven at the Rumson Ho- ful exhibit to another the guests ble, — Christian knowledge Berkowicz-Marrin N. J. Electors Get Their Turn es all articles and each patient sed Premier Patrice Lumumba, sipped champagne in which were el. spread." receives identically filled bags. igether since Kasavubu is in floating luscious big strawberries Also, Mable and Clifford Moss WEST KEANSBURG — Mr. and ew York. The group attended mass Satur- Mrs. Louis Berkowicz, 278 Laurel TRENTON (AP) — "The elec- Tliis year 2,000 patients will re- and listened to the Bamboo But it the Molly Pitcher Hotel an' The Congolese president came day at 8 a.m. in the church for Ave., announce the engagement :ors shall meet] in their respective ceive bags, the remaining 1,000 a lers sing everyone's favorite ;he Van Foxes of New Shrews- ere last week to claim the Con- songs. deceased members of the order of their daughter, Miss Muriel states and vote by ballot for token gift because of their de- bury, the Hadley Kings of Fai Joseph Odenbach, prefect, an President and] vice president.." teriorated condition. This latter ;o's empty seat in the assembly, The sweet voice of Suzanne Berkowicz, to Chris Martin, son Heven, the William Eitners ol nounced that the next meeting So starts thj; 12th Amendment group will have a Christmas par- e United States put a resolu- Valentine of Spring Lake and the Monmouth Hills, Mr, and Mrs of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mar- will not be held Dec. 11 but wil to tile U. S. Constitution, adopted ty of fresh fruit, homemade cook- on through the Credentials Com- lilting music of her accordion ohn Klem of Rumson, the Billy tin of Washington St., Keyport. :ake place on a^Tuesday evening. n 1804. In New Jersey, the ies and holiday treats. Mrs. Les- ittee naming Kasavubu as head was a perfect alternate for the Joe Fanslers of Fairview, am -The engagement was announced Announcement of the exact date electors will njieet Dec. 19 in the lie D. Seely, Eatontown, is in the Congo delegation, but the close harmony of the Bamboo he Bill Barnses of West Long at a party for more than 80 will be given at a later time, he Senate chamtjer; They are all charge of all parties. ecommendation is expected to Butlers. Branch at the Alpine Manor, ;uests held recently at the Oak said. Democrats ahd include Little The Girl Scouts under the su- un into bitter opposition in the Mrs. John K. Hanson of Av- Highlands. Shades fire house, Matawan pervision of Mrs. Willard W. ssembly where the Soviet bloc enue of Two Rivers, Rumson Township. Silver Mayor P. Paul Campl. New Jersey voters chose the 16 Boeswetter, Fair Haven, expect nd many Asian-African states fa- was general chairman of the Rep. James C. Auchlncloss o! May Resume Miss Berkowicz was graduated to complete their wrapping by or Lumumba. show and party. Rumson entertaned at a cocktai electors (one for each congress- from Keyport High School and is man and the two U. S. Senators) Thanksgiving. The auxiliary will Some members of the commit- >arty at his horn* Sunday nigh: employed by the Peoples Nation- Doctor Draft on Nov. 8 when they gave Sen. take over and fill the bags at the ce are said to favor bringing Lu- Six more of Monmouth Coun n honor of his fiancee, MissVera al Bank, Keyport. Mr. Martin, hospital. ty's notable male citizens stole John F. Kennedy about 20,000 mumba to New York while Kasa- Brown of New York. Guests in WASHINGTON (AP) — Draft- also a Keyport High School grad- Troops from the following areas the show Friday night at Old more votes than Vice President bu is here and try to effect, eluded State Sen. and Mrs ing of doctors, unnecessary for uate, enlisted in the Marine Corps are helping in this work: At- Orchard Country Club in Eaton Richard M. Nixon. The Republi- reconciliation on the spot. This Richard Stout of West Allen nearly four years, will be re- last August and is now stationed lantic Highlands, Highlands, Long town where the Rumson-Fair cans had a stmilar slate of 16. uggestion did not gain much hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ir- sumed unless more young in Washington, D. C. as a mem- Branch, Red Bank, Rumson, Haven Regional High School The Democratic electors were eadway, informants said. win of Red Bank, Edward C ber of the President's honor Oceanport, Keansburg, Middle- Home and School Association physicians volunteer for mil- chosen for the! honorary position Broege of Belmar, and Mr. am guard. town, Eatontown and Fair Ha- held its dinner-dance and floor tary service. last spring at the annual party Mrs. Victor Grossinger of Mid- ven. (eleigh Is Caller show. dletown. Miss Brown and thi The Defense Department so convention. Trie county chairmen Decked out in brief skirts Congressman will be married i notified more than 4,500 hos- Tasto-Malone nominate them on the basis of For Luray Dance pital-interns-who it said yester- blazing red jerseys and exposing New York Fridayr past or potential party service. day have ignored application HAZLET — Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Mayor P. Paul Campl Hathomar Club long and shapely, albeit some- Their only comnensation is an LURAY, Va. - Roy Kelelgh of farms. They were given until ward Tasto of Bethany Rd. an- what hairy and muscular limbs, engraved card] with the state seal llberon, caller for the Pioneer Don't miss Hy Cunningham': Dec. 1 to complete the forms. nounce the engagement and forth- Hosts to Couples were School Superintendent Dr, feature story on Judy Wheele: imprinted in iold on it. This is Then, as stipulated in the con- :ound Dance Square Dance Club Not since early 1957 have doc- coming marriage of their daugh- f Oakhurst, was caller for round John F. Kinney, Jr., of Rumson in today's sports section. Th ter, Miss Helen Marie Tasto, to replica of the ballot they will stitution, they cast separate bal RED BANK — The Hathomar and faculty member Albert Loux beautiful Red Bank High Schoo :ors been drafted for military cast for Kennedy and for Sen. lots for president and vice presi- Couples Club of the Red Bank lancing at the annual autumn duty. A voluntary program start- Richard G. Malone, son of Mr. iquare dance week-end at the of Atlantic Highlands with Peter senior is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Malone of Lyndon B. Johnson on Dec. 19. dent of the United States. Presbyterian Church will have a Dusinberre and Paul White of and Mrs. Wayne J. Wheeler ol ed in 1954 has supplied enough More than half the electors are The results are sent to the supper meeting Friday at 7:30 /limslyn Motor Inn. military doctors since then. West Palm Beach, Fla., former 1 Fair Haven and Robert Berg and New Shrewsbury and a batoi Atlantic Highlands residents. not well-known outside their own President of the U. S. Senate; to p.m. in the church hall, with Mr. Square dancers from seven Walter Kerr of Rumson. twirler for the high school band Dr. Frank B. Berry, assist counties. The others are familiar he N. J. Secretary of State, to and Mrs. Benjamin Pickering as itates attended the event that Their chorus girl dance rou Judy has been rated the best i ant secretary of defense for The" couple plan a December names. the U.S. General Services Ad chairmen. ad Decko Deck, nationally tines had the club ringing with the area and when you see Hy': health and medicine, said the wedding. Most Prominent ministration, and to the U. S. Dis- Guests will be members of th: :nowp caller of Washington, . voluneer program seems to have D. C, formerly of Michigan, Jack applause, wolf whistles and loud pictures of her you will notic The bride-elect was graduated The most prominent are Antho- trict judge at Trenton. Couple's Club of the Red Bank worked so well that many young Moffet of Arlington, Va., and calls for an encore. that Judy possesses the prim from Saint Mary's Academy in ny P. Miller, a hotel man and The results from all the states Methodist Church.- doctors no longer think a draft Blackie Simmons, Hagerstown, Adding their/ talents to this requisite of twirlers, a beaut; North Plainfield. Mr. Malone was leader of the Atlantic County are combined at 1 p.m. on Jan. Mr. and Mrs. James Swart: may be in store for them. Md., as callers. hilarious show. was . another queen's figure. graduated from Atlantic High Liberal Democrats; George E. 6, 1961, with the Senate- and have arranged the program faculty member, Floyd deNichola But Berry noted that the doc- lands High School and served Brunner of Camden, Democratic House in joint session. follow dinner. Wcs Westrum, dis- Monmouth County square danc- tor draft law extends into 1963 in the Army -two years. He is of Rumson. Other performer Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Altschul o: State chairman; State Sen. Wil- Ironically, Vice President Rich- trict manager of the Dale Cam ers also attending were Mrs. Ke- and said the department will not employed in the advertising de were Patty Murray, daughter ol Little Silver are at home afte: liam F. Kelly Jr. of Jersey City, ard Nixon, in his role as Senate gie courses, will speak on "D< leigh, Elberon; Mr. and Mrs. hesitate to draft 650 doctors nexi partment of the R & S Discount the Joseph Murrays and Vicki spending six weeks in Europe, and Mrs. Nina Lord, wife of the President, will have to get up veloping Your Confidence am Lawrence Collins, Oakhurst, and spring if it has to. Stores. Kesler,.daughter of the Howan They flew to Spain by jet am defeated U. S. Senate candidate, and announce that he lost the Personality." Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Franklin, F. Kesslers, both of Fair Haven visited Portugal, Italy, Switzei Thorn Lord. election. River Plaza. Dressed as flappers of th land, Belgium, and sailed fo The list also includes Floyd Roaring Twenties, they dancec home aboard the Italian line Hoffman of (palifon, state milk Children Attend The two points in the United a bouncing and bead twirling 'Vulcania" stopping off at Hal director; Mayor William H. Dil $300 Raises States farthest apart are Attu Charleston. Mary Reynolds, alsi fax, Nova Scotia on the way. listin of Paterson, and Gloucester MarionetteShow sland, Alaska, and Key Largo, a student, and daughter of th County Democratic Chairman RED BANK — Several hundre la. There are 5,509 miles be- Charles Morgans of Little Silve: Frank Rizzo of Mickleton. To Teachers ween them. •ang the "Honeybun" song from Library Group children attended the Berkelej "South Pacific." Others are'John Desiderio of Marionette Company's perform Short Hills, William Arnold of ances of their newest production Bob Dillon of Sea Bright am Hears Writer Englewood; Vincent Uiissi of At Rumson his orchestra played the musi "The Prince and the Pauper,' LITTLE SILVER — Johi Beverly, Herbert Roselle of Man- RUMSON - The Board of Ed- Saturday in Red Bank Catholii DID YOU for the show and for dancing am Toland, author of "The Battle o ville, David Silverman of Perth ucation last night adopted a 1961- Peter Lawrence of Fair Haven High School auditorium. the Bulge," was guest speake: Amboy, Agnes L. Glaab of Whip- 62 salary guide featuring $300 The performances were spon produced and directs*-it. Mrs, last week at the Little Silve pany, Edward Gtfodwin of Scotch across-the-board pay raises for Patrick H. Cross of Rumson wa; sored by St. James Parent-Teach Friends of the Library meeting Plains, and Martha Lugar of the teaching staff. er Association KNOW? general chairman. • r Mr. Toland discussed the back Penns Grove. Uiissi is a state in- The new sala y guide,will pay Mrs. Neil Scotti and Mrs. Har ground of his book, "But Not I vestigator in the Attorney Gen- $4,500 starting salaries for teach- Mr. and Mrs. Cross enter- old J. Beach were chairmen. Mrs Shame," to be published nex eral's Department. ers with four years of college but Herbert Mason served as treas There's a tained at cocktails at thier horn year. no classroom experience. on Heathcliff Rd. preceding th Before they can go through urer. He traveled in Hawaii, th< with their ceremonial duty, the The guide'provides $200 annual A poster contest was held to dance. Guests included week- Philippines and the Orient, gat end houseguests, Mr. and Mrs, state Board of Canvassers has to increments up to $7,300 maxi- help give publicity to the show, ering material and interviews George Haviland of Havana an meet and certjfy the official elec- mum at 14 years' service. Teach- with St. James Grammar Schoo Coral Gables; Mr. and Mrs. Allen principal figures of World Wa tion returns from the county ers will also receive $200 raises pupils participating. The entrie: J. Burke of Pond Rd. and Mr. II. He believes that Japan, a clerks. This happens Dec. 6, un- for a fifth and sixth year of were judged by Marjorie and Mrs. John Kanner of Bing though conquered, is "genuinel der the chairmanship of Gov. training at their salary guide O'Rourke, Middletown artist. ham Hill Circle, Rumson. friendly to America and will be- Robert B. Meyner, He names step." come one of the leading demo four state senators to serve with Other hosts at cocktail parties Teachers will receive an addi- NEIDLINGER EXHIBITS to serve you in before the dance were Mr. ant cratic nations." him on the board. tional $200 increment for meri- LEONARDO — Trav Neidling- Mrs. Harry Way, Bellevue Ave. At the meeting preceding Mi Set Routine torius service at the ned of 25, er, of Studio 57, well-known shore and Mr. and Mrs. A. Gardnei Toland's talk, it.was announce* 30, and 35 years of professional artist, has had one of his paint- EATONTOWN that a photograph of Edwin D The meeting of the electors Fox, Clover La., also Rumson. follows a set routine. Meyner service. ings included in the M. Grum Monmouth Green of this place, moderate NEWLYWEDS — Sammy Davis, Jr., Negro entertainer, Hence, a teacher with six bacher touring exhibition of th' of the October panel discussio: calls the meeting to order, the Shopping Center It was a happy reunion o and his bride, Swedish actress May Britt, prepare to secretary of i state gives the years of training and 35 years' work of contemporary artists ol brothers who hadn't seen eac" on the national purpose, has beei experience could receive a maxi- America. The Neidlinger paintin placed by Bamberger's, Eaton drink a toast after their marriage Nov. 13 in his Holly- names of the: chosen electors, a MIDDLETOWN other for nine to 15 years Sun president and secretary are elect- mum of $8,300. is titled "Tar Pot on thi town, in its gallery of leadin wood home. They were wed in a Jewish ceremony per- day afternoon at the home o ed, and the Kov. 8 results are The guide policy also enables Port Monmouth Wetlands." Som Route 35 and citizens of the county, titlec Mr. and Mrs. Ib N. Eriksen, formed by Rabbi William M. Kramer. (AP Wirephoto) read showing Kennedy ahead. the board to offer exceptional 50 paintings by outstanding paint Middletown Rd. " Grange Walk, Fair Haven "Bamberger's Salutes Names ii candidates a temporary "bonus," ers and watercolorists are in Kristian Eriksen of Randers the Lens." to be continued only until the eluded in the exhibit. Denmark, first engineer on th There will be a meeting of thi teacher matches the equivalent S. S. Hjedklint arrived here board of association Wednesday salary in the guide. few days ago to visit his'brothe: Nov. 30, in the home of Mr: Fall Sweaters Sport Costume Look Superintendent Francis E. whom he hadn't seen in nim William H. Thompson, Jr., 81 Hockey said the new guide years. A third brother, Herlu Amelia Cir. The next open meel should, put Rumson back into the why pay retail prices? \ Eriksen of Burlington, joined ing of the association, at whicl upper third of the county ele- them on Sunday with his family guests are welcome, will be Jai mentary school districts at the Also present were Mr. and Mrs 11. Amory Waite, polar explore: minimum salary level. Shop ALAN'S Long Branch John Springer of Newark. [will talk about his adventun The board last increased Kristian will sail from Hobo with the late Richard E. Byrd teachers' salaries here in 1958. ken Friday for Paraguay, whic' Mr. Hockey said that, prior to FURNITURE SHOWROOMS In itself is Interesting because, First Birthday passing the new guide, there Manufactiircr!i - Upholitereri - Furniture Distributor* as you probably know, Para RED BANK — Mr. and Mr; were 12 districts higher, eight BUY RIGHT! SAVE MONEY! guay Is an inland country. Peter G. Wynberg, 49-A Chesi equal to,, and six lower than Access to it by boat is pos nut St., were hosts Sunday at Rumson in the county. FURNITURE SHOWROOMS ilble only by a long and haz- party for the first birthday The board also hired Nicholas ardous journey up the Rio De ALAN'S South 7th Avt. Long Branch their son, Peter G. Wynberg, J J. Caivano, 26 Morford PI., Red La Plata, which Is entered from Bank, at a salary of $5,000 to Optn Daily 9 to • • Wtd. ft Fri. 'til 9 • CA 9-0350 the Atlantic Ocean between Mon Guests were Mrs. Joseph Pi serve as art teacher for the tevidco, Uruguay, and Bueno: ters and children, Joey and Ma Aires, Argentina. tha; Mrs. Robert Cannord an balance of the school year. children, David and Vickl; Mrs Mr. Caivano, a graduate of Sir Frederick Hervey-Bath Charlotte Crothcrs and daughtei Syracuse University and opera- delicious hot hurst, Rumson, played "Henrj Madelyn; Mrs. Norrls Pharr am tor of The Barda Shop in Red Higgins" to all the "Fair Ladies' daughters, Janet and Joyce, ani Bank, will temporarily replace at the Visiting Nurses Home Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sydno Mrs. Barbara Slender, who Is maker Service of Monmouth and daughter, Tara Ann. on maternity leave. In other business, the board: BAGELS Approved by resolution a con- tribution of $304.16 to the County Visual Aids Commission. Every Sunday Morning And added to the substitute LION'S teacher list Mrs. Gloria Kaplan, Mrs. Adelaide Konyon, Joseph OFFERS YOU ALL THESE Screen, James E. Stermer, Mrs. FINE SERVICES! June McClure and Mrs. Patrick Stanley. MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET • DRY CLEANING • RUG CLEANING • LAUNDRY • PILLOW RENOVATION Because the Caspian Sea Is gradually shrinking, sonic ILsliini;,' IN-STORE BAKERY • FUIi STORAGE • FUR REPAIRS JUNIOR SWEATER (ilHI, — Classic, short sluuve slipnn and llirfu-qunrtcr sleeve matching c. villn[;cs nlon(! the 2,000-mile Rus-' CALL Sll 7-2800 FOR FREE PICK-UP and DELIVER"/ digan (rlf>h() made from pure H<;l|;ian iingorn rabbit hair in bright colors JJ|VM casual clot'ii.'s 64-76 WHITE STREET RED BANK that dressy nir. Blended fur straight Imxeil cardigan in prisoner stripes, BOIII) or two tono rib- sinn coastline now stand miles, 56 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank bing, and solid color Elipon nre coordinated with sheath skirt (left). from water. | / Nor. 15. I960 RED BANK RECISTEI Scholarship fy May Hunt Game lift Am tiwmrm !• Fund Gains In Visit at LBJ Ranch

•y CAKTH JONES time •round the pool. There it • From Show big cooler fpr cold drinks. White- New American Citizens AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Big RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The coated waiters serve brekfast or ote hunter John Kennedy will FREEHOLD — County Judge Park; Kim Theresa Walker, Ita- Englishtown; Gerda Frieda Woman's Club scholarship fund lunch by the pool. lian, 2617 Corlies Ave., Neptune; Hardy, German, 11 S. Broadway, will benefit from the proceeds o ;et a chance this week at some No Pool Photo* John C. Giordano yesterday 'exas big game, of the animal •wore in 315 new citizens at a Valentina Fedora Zemalkowski, Long Branch; Alex Zhdanov, the "Hits and Mrs." minstrel pre Johnson has a standing warn- ceremony held in the Hall of Rec- 183 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth; Russian, 18 Oakland St., Red sented by club members Friday ing to news photographers not to ords here. Ida Eleanora Kadak, Estonian, Bank; and Angela Charmain and Saturday nights at the Leon By coincidence or otherwise the take pictures of him or any of the Federal naturalization officer White St., Farmingdale; Ole Pal- Deegan, English, Waynesville, ardo Grade School. • resident-elect is scheduled to ar- family in bathing suits or shorts. James J. Fenney presented the ludan, Danish, Kings Hwy., Chap- Mo. More than 500 persons attended ive at the ranch of Vice Presi- During the campaign staff mem- following for citizenship: el Hill Rd., Middletown Town- the performances. lent-elect Lyndon B. Johnson a bers protested if photographers ship. The program was directed by 'ew hours after the opening' of tried to include the pool when Anna Kaj, German, 35 Ocean- Texas' hunting season for white port Ave., West Long Branch; Katina Pappas, Greek, 202 Se- Mrs. George Heller, drama chair taking pictures of the house. wall Ave., Asbury Park; Renata Drainage man, and Mrs. Andrew O'Neill ail deer. Kennedy is expected Although 65 miles from the Catherine Harris, Welsh, 58 Cook- lere tomorrow. man Ave., Asbury Park; Maria Sims, Italian, 68 Victoria PI., music chairman. nearest city, Johnson keep* In Conception Calvino, Spanish, 104 Red Bank; Catharine Bernadette Assisting were Mrs. Louis E Johnson's ranching spread close touch with outside work). Controversy Reynolds, piano accompaniment; ilong the Pedernales River and South St., Eatontown; Hans and Erickson, French, New York ti He always rides in i car equip- Hilda Schmidl, Austrian, 21 City; Gertrude and Arthur Ras- Mrs. Nelson Miller, choreogra in the rocky hills of Blanco Coun ped with a telephone. About 100 Woodland Manor, New Shrews- mussen, Norwegian, 510 Lenape Continues pher; Mrs. John Krueger, Mrs has some of the choicest hunt- feet from the ranch house back Trail, Bielle; Gertrude Johanna John Hessinger, Mrs. Albert Am ng in the state. Herds of 15 and bury; Rolf Harper, German, 21 FAIR HAVEN- Herbert Deng- door is an airplane hangar and Mariveles Rd., Eatontown; Betty Naurez, German, RD 4, Free- merman, Mrs. Robert Farrell and !0 animals including big fat bucks ler, 34 Hendrickson PI., appeared Mrs. Edward J. Benzinger, scen- a landing strip that will accom- Cynthia English, English; Pre- hold; Fanny Levy, Russian, Jack Robert Bennett Robert M. Smith ire eommon'sight at sundown. again before the Borough Coun- ery and stage crew. modate all but large four-engine ventorium Rd., Howell Township. son Mills Rd., Freehold Town- LBJ Ranch hands take particu- airliners. ship; Waclawa Ann Trzeszkow- cil last night to request relic Committee Aides ar care of the deer'and John- Johanna Herta Philip, German, from a drainage problem which, Ranch foreman Henry Black- 1017 Grassmere Ave., Wanamas- ski, Polish, 1 Holly St., Keans Also, Mrs. Chester E. Johnson ion's big name guests often get burn says Johnson is as sharp burg. he says, is deteriorating the publicity; Mrs. James Phillips in invitation to sit in one of the ia;Paul and Paula Schmabel, value of his home. in the stock farm business as in German, 57 Oakland St., Red tickets; Mrs. Robert Silberberg :ozy deer blinds placed near Margaret and Nora Tracey, He charged that a conference politics. Shortly after being nom- Bank; Riwa Szwore, Polish, Bird- boosters; Allen Albretsen and laths and feeding grounds. English, 203 Broadway, Keyport; and inspectoon of his premises inated for vice president, John- sail Rd., Farmingdare; Mineko Mrs. Harold Rubin, special as Kennedy will find numerous Catherine Hodgkiss, English, 96 over three weeks ago by Coun son took time out to brag about Hatanaka Wenck, Japanese, 563 sistance; Mrs. Lloyd F. Keleher ither signs of hospitality at John Forman St., Fair Haven; Milda cilmen Edward Stratton and a good profit he turned on the Broadway, Long Branch; Sarah Mrs. James Redmond and mem on's ranch, 65 miles west of Alise Veinbergs, Lihuanian, Brad- James L. Davison and and Bor- sale of 270 lambs. Gerszberg, Polish, Birdsal! Rd., bers of the ways and means com lere. evelt Rd., Marlboro Township; ough Engineer Henry F. La This fall the ranch has about Farmingdale. Betty Irons, Norwegian, 510 Le- mittee, journal, and the sub-jun = On River Bank brecque has brought no results ior department, usherettes. 80 head of commercial cattle an-i Kurt Schabbel, Austrian, 1103 nape Trail, Bridle; Theresa Causing Delay The LBJ Ranch house is placed about 35 head of registered Here- Fifth Ave., Asbury Park; Motel Maria Wolf, German, 16 Lakeside Ways and means committee in a grass-covered rise near the Mr. Labrecque and Mr. Davi members assisting with the jour fords. "As fine a herd of breed- Eppei, Polish, 700 Sewall Ave., Dr., Matawan. son, in turn, charged that the tanks of the Pedernales. John- ing stock as you'll find in the Asbury Park; Anna Devito, Ita- Dulcie and George Dyche, Eng- nal were Mrs. James Barr, Mrs on said the river's name, of borough is willing to proceed George Coburn, Mrs. Earnest United States," Blackburn says. lian, 5 Rose Ave., Long Branch; lish, 7 Vanada Dr., Neptune; with its plans to lay a 30-inch ipanish orgin, means "little white Fred Foster, Mrs. Bernard Kier- ocks shining in the night." The A newsman once told Johnson Maria Trimble, German, Circle Nichol Allenby Snowden, English, drainage pipe, but that Mr that he had heard President Eis- Trailer Court, Eatontown. 1600 Pine Way, Manasquan; Wil- nan, Mrs. John Noske, Mrs. AI- entrance to the grounds is across Dengler's refusal to condone an wyn Dodge, Mrs. Robert Silber- enhower's farm at Gettysburg op- George Hekimoglou, Greek, liam Charles Frederick Martens, easement is causing the delay. low water dam and driveway erated at a loss. berg, Mrs. Alfred J. Schrang, hat in flood times becomes im- 1516 7th Ave., Neptune; Elizabeth German, 1540 10th Ave., Neptune; Dr. Stratton was not present John thought a moment and Mrs. Eugene Melody, and Mrs. jassable. Paula Wasshausen, German, 52 Pasqualina Marzocca, Italian, Al- last night. then said: "Well at the end of lentown-Clarksburg Rd., Clarks- Robert Hart. "I'll see you Saturday if the Grant PI., Little Silver; Ronald Mr. Dengler's refusal, they this year I think our ranch will burg; Hela and Luise Schneider, Also, Mrs. Louis Oty, Mrs Lord be willing and the creeks John Allen Lyons, English, 507 said, is based on professional in- show a small profit." Main St., Avon; Guenther and Wiehelm, German, 70, Hendrick- James Phillips, Mrs. Richard F. don't rise," Mrs. Johnson often formation he obtained privately Crandall and Mrs. A. W. Norris. Elefride Glebinski, German, son PI., Fair Haven. which advises him the plan would ells invited guests. Ferndale PI., Keyport. Bridle Man not adequately solve the prob Cast Members Henry Frenzau Douglas Kenner The big rambling stone and Cast members included Mrs. Jaak Pasik, Estonian, 131 Pear Julius Sepp, Estonian, Rt. 71, lem. BELFORD — Four Middletown Church St.; Henry Frenzau, hite frame ranch house is Shower Honors William McLane, Mrs. Andrew lostly shaded by giant live oak St., Red Bank; Deno Leonan Brielle; Anna Rinni, Italian, 15 The borough's plan is an al youths, who enlisted in the Ridge Ave., and Douglas Ken- Linardakis, Greek, 1512 7th Ave., Stillwell PI., Freehold; Foma O'Neill, Mrs. Alwyn Dodge, Mrs. •ees. The fortlike stone walls are ternate to one which would re- Navy, under the 'Buddy System,' ner, also Ridge Ave. Mrs. Anthony Neptune; Bianra Bernhard, Ita- Krigin, Russian, 104 Herbert St., quire another easement through Ozzie Donat, Mrs. Martin Ford, nore than 100 years old. One of Mrs. Earnest Fred Foster and have completed basic training at They are home on leave' prior lian. 187 Middle Rd., Hazlet; Red Bank; Eudokia and Michael property owned by a neighbor of to reporting to aviation machin ohnson's aunts did all of her EATONTOWN — Mrs. Herbert Robert James Clinton, Canadian Saretzsky, Russian; Alexander Mr. Dengler. Mrs. William Parry. Great Lakes Training Center in looking over a mammoth fire Anthony, Farm La., was honored Also, Mrs. Allen Albretsen, Mrs. ist school. 220 W. Sylvania Ave., Neptune Ave., Howell Township; Guisep- This easement has also been Illinois. They all are graduates of the ilace that is now in the house at a stork shower Friday night Tina and Louis Torchio, Italian pina Sano, Italian, 539 Beers St., refused, it was reported. James Barr, Mrs. Donald Chris- ving room. Four big bedrooms at the home of her neighbor, tie, Mrs. Robert Corbliss, Mrs. They are Robert Bennet, Rail- Middletown Township High 407 Spring St., Long Branch. Hazlet; Bridget Porter, Irish, 806 Mr. Labrecque offered refer- the house and more in a near- Mrs. Chris Flannery. J. F. Coughlin, Mrs. Robert Dan- road Ave.; Robert M. Smith, 267 School. Christine Johanna, and Kar 5th Ave., Asbury Park; Joseph ences to prove that his plan is a iy guest house take care of fre- A large stork served as the ner, Mrs. John Deuble, Mrs. Wal- Koemanek, Austrian, 10 Hedg' Gertrude and Gertrude McVay, sound one and criticized Mr uent guests. Twenty-eight tele centerpiece for the refreshments ter Doyle, Mrs. R. A. Hagen, Dr., Oceanport; Beatrice Haw English, 203 Broadway, Keyport. Dengler for riot making His facts ihone lines attempt to take care table. Mrs. George Heller, Mrs. J. Paul ley, English, 305 East End Ave., Teofila Zebrowski, Polish, 56 and figures public. Guests included Mrs. James Januzzo, Mrs. Chester E. John- Lower Taxes Johnson's political and busi Belford; Morris Rainowitz, Ger- South St., Eatontown; Sigrid El- In other business, council Backlund, Mrs. Robert Quinn, son and Mrs. Bernard Kiernan. ess endeavors when • he is at man, 119 Oakland St., Red Bank friede Maria Manger, German, voted to appropriate $120 to iie ranch. Mrs. Harold Grossman, Mrs. Also, Mrs. John Krueger, Mrs. Gustave August Nalasko, Ger- 35 Hosford Ave., Leonardo. cover the expenses of sending Asked for 'Urban' Renewal Units Just outside Johnson's first Joseph Liga, Mrs. Fred Moag, Maurice E. Lynch, Mrs. Richard man, Ford Rd., Howell Town- the fire company's four line of- loor bedroom Is a big blue Mrs. Ralph Keevil, Mrs. James Agata Winkowski, Polish, Up- Marsh, Mrs. David Miller, Mrs. TRENTON (AP)-State Treas- 3. Congress has not guaranteed ihip; Potap Misura, Russian, 22 ficers to senior officers' school in wimming pool—with telephone Secan, Mrs. Gregory Bergling, per Freehold Township; Ivy May Nelson Miller, Mrs. Daniel Mor- urer John A. Kervick said today five-year programs so local areas Leghton Ave., Red Bank. Sea Bright. utlets around the edge. Numer- and Mrs. Joseph O'Donnell. Goodridge, Canadian, 21 Locust an, Mrs. William Noonan. Mrs. higher local taxes in cities will can plan properly. Cautions Residents ius bathing suit conferences with Also Mrs. Irving Horowitz, Nikolja, Russian, and Heswig Ave., West Long Branch; Beat- George Paterson, Mrs. Charles result unless there is more of- Councilman Jesse Mcllray, A bill proposed by Sen. Donal ig name governmental figures Mrs. Walter Mahns, Mrs. Mar- Samlajtschenko, Italian, 35 Lo- rice and Eugene Podgorski, Po- Pedrido, Mrs. George Reseter, ficial and citizen interest in slum chairman of the fire committee, C. Fox, D-Essex and two co- we taken place beneath the tha Daughtry, Mrs. Samuel cust Ave., Red Bank; Julia Lina lish, 320 Park Lane Apartments, Mrs. Charles Wakefield, Mrs. clearance projects. requested that a fire escape be sponsors would limit the tax bur- right colored beach umbrellas. Alexander, Mrs. Vincent Festa, Gross, German, 521 Pinebrook Asbury Park; Beatrice Wefemey- Robert Wilkenloh and Mrs. Wil- constructed at the Fair Haven Kervick backed a proposed leg- den and service charges on Title "Welcome to LBJ Ranch" is Mrs. Edward Allen, Mrs. Jerome Rd., Eatontown; Harry Kotsines er, Austrian, 136 Sea Breeze liam Windrow. islative bill by three senators Greek, 45 Hudson St., Freehold; Way, Keansburg. Youth Center I housing projects to W/2 per tched in the concrete of a side- Scheiman, Mrs. Robert Dixon, which would give lower taxes to cent of the total rental income. >alk leading to the front door. Mrs. A. O. Lehman, Mrs. Louis Jakebine Josefine Pederson'Skad Mr. Mcllray also cautioned urban renewal corporations. berg, Norwegian, 7O'/j Curtis Nikifor and Elizabieta Waraw- residents that the borough ordi It provides a slightly different Concrete stepping stones near the Montano, Mrs. L, D. Frazier, Ave., Manasquan; Lee Thomas ka, Russian, 104 Herbert St., Red nance limiting burning of leaves The treasurer said passage of method of computing the taxes ool have signatures from fa- and Mrs. Lewis Padgett, Tomasko, Canadian, 216 Ter., Sea Bank; Petro Chmarenko, Ukran- between sunup and sundown will Church Unit the bill after an open public hear- because of recent assessment nous figures including one sign- ian, Stuart St., Freehold; Wil- ing "will be a clear cut contribu- changes. Girt. be strictly enforced. al by speaker Sam Rayburn. No problem finding tenants liam Gell, English, 231 Hillside The ordinance requires . also tion by the state of New Jersey In warm weather Johnson and East Keansburg Resident Dr., Neptune; Katarino Petro, Has Meeting and an indication of the state's when you advertise The Register Nora Veronica Culligan, Irish, that no fire be left unattended. is family spend much of their way.—Advertisement. Ukranian, Stuart St., Freehold; The Fair Haven clean-up cam- LITTLE SILVER - The Eve- desire to aid and assist municipal- 70 Atlantic Ave., East Keans- Elia D'Ambrisi, 402 Spring St.,* ning Circle of the Women's So- ities in their efforts to halt deter- burg, Angelo Graviello Gamba, paign, which started yesterday Named In Long Branch. will continue Wr the; next two ciety of Christian Service met ioration and tax loss and rebuild Italian, 271 West End Ave'.', Long Thursday night in the Methodist the blighted areas of our cities." Branch; Louis Paul Emilie Le Irene' Mironow, Russian, 27 Mondays. Holmes Ten, Freehold; Paul On Nov. 21, municipal trucks Church. He said, "the average taxpayer Sister's Will Proux, French, 1311'/2 2d Ave. Mrs. Harold Wardell, devotions and homeowner must be made RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Konrad Kramer, German, 34 will pick up refuse between NEW YORK — Mrs. Florence Long Branch; John Paxia, Ita chairman, was assisted by Mrs. to understand that upless this Main St., Englishtown; Maria Hance and Fair Haven Rds. Detweiler, 25 Hubbard Pk., Red lian, 77 Cooper Ave., Long Ralph Barrett and Mrs. Wallace program for rebuilding our cities, after-school supplementary classes in Concetta Guragina, Italian, 522 On Nov. 28, the area between Bank, N. J., inherits the bulk of Branch. aldwell. replenishing tax ratables and re Springdale Ave., Long Branch; Hance Rd. and Prospect Ave. the estate of her sister, the late Ivan Fitzgerald Lindsay, Eng- storing purchase power to the Anna Elisabeth Moyer, German, will be covered. The program, "Take The Name Helen Hayes of New York, whose READING • ENGLISH • MATH lish, 202 Borden Ave., Asbury heart of the city Is made to work East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Announcement was also made of Jesus With You," was in will has been filed for probate in the effect Will be disastrous on 1st grade through college Highlands; Alice Lunt Laino, last night that the newly-formed charge of Mrs. Harold Wardell. Surrogate's Court, here. English, Fort Hancock. Fair Haven Recreation Commit- The theme centered around his pocketbook." Dated June 1, 1959, the will Elli Prida Rand, German, 471 tee will hold its meetings on the evangelism and "spreading the Cites Reasons provides Mrs. Detwiler with the Ihurch St., Belford; Joseph Ki- first Tuesday of each month at word." He charged that three factors bulk of the estate. THERANNEYSCHOOL LEASE zel, Polish, RD 2, Lakewood; 8:15 p.m. at the Youth Center. Refreshments were served by have been responsible for a lag- A NEW 'alma Strano, Italian, 52 2d St., The public has been invited to Mrs. Joseph Juliano and Mrs. ging urban renewal program: A niece, Karen Detweiler of the Full-time elementary •§chool Keyport. attend. Oliver Johnson. 1. Powerful national and state Red Bank address, inherits cash CAR Michael Shamko, Russian, 212 A Christmas party and carol organizations give urban renewal in a savings bank. Value of the West Front St., Red Bank; Nellie sing is scheduled for Thursday, and housing programs general ap- inheritence is not known. Russell G. Ranney, Director 2-Year Lease Lucille Richards, Canadian, 951 Dec. 15 at 8:20 p. m. Mrs. Ward- The woman died July 26, 1959 Young Reds proval but work "hard to block . Send for bulletin River Rd., Fair Haven; Claire ell is in charge of arrangements. specific proposals. in Ivy Houss Nursing Home, Mid- Martha Tharin, Swiss, Monmouth dletown, N. J. 2. There has been official (disin- Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson RU 1-1650 TRUCK Ave., Rumson; Ingeborg, Latvian Urged To It pays to advertise in The terest under the Truman and Size of the estate is unknown, 1 to 5-Year Lease and Katharina Bernsdorff, Rus- Register.—Advertisement. iisenhower administrations. pending an inventory. sian, West Farms Rd., Howell Fully Insured Township. Emulate Ox Complete Maintenance HQNG KONG (AP) — The George Papamoneodis, Greek, young people of Communist Chi- 1203 Heck St., Asbury Park; SH 1-9499 na are being urged to emulate Frank Fasano, Italian, 38 ox and be "submissive tools" that Branchport Ave., Long Branch; AVIS Rent-ft-Car labor throughout life "without Betty Joyce Hauser, English, 30 102 W. Front St. complaint." RED BANK Parkview Ter., Lincroft; Pearl Hazel Huhn, Canadian, 129 Holly- The urging is given in a Peiping wood Ave., West Long Branch. Kuang Ming daily newspaper ar- Mary Osovitz, Polish RD 1, ticle dedicated to university grad- uates. They are told they shoutd "work without being particular about remuneration." ARE YOU The spirit of the ox, the paper said, "is the spirit of working practically and quielty. In the a heat of the summer the ox turns the water mill around. In the cold of winter it draws the big cart. The ox can lie down in water and in mud. It can stand BIG MAN? up against a thunderstorm? It en- dures all adverse conditions.." Mao Tze-Tung, Red China's Very often big men have a tough time finding a Communist Party boss, first sug- clothier who can fit them properly . . . gested 18 years ago that gnoo and one who has an interesting variety of Communists should be oxen for the party, "bending their backs colors, patterns and styles for choice. to the task unto death." Not so here at Braddoclc's. We ma.intain a complete selection of larger sizes and Seek lo End in an unusually fine variety. So if you arc Think only of putting somewhat shorter or taller than the average man, just » few dollars here at Personal Tax and heavier, come to see us. We guarantee a time. This will soon give , FAIR HAVEN - The Bor- that you'll be completely satisfied. ' you a surprisingly large lough Council last night directed (Borough Attorney William R. BOTANY / 3G'i / EGALE total, and the dividends | Blair, Jr., to draw up an ordi- will speed the growth of j nance calling for the repeal of your "fortune." personal property taxes on home- j* owners. The action will put Fair Haven in line with a majority of other New Jersey municipalities. RED BANK SAVINGS A recent state statute requires that by 1962, residential personal AND LOAN ASSOCIATION property shall be assessed at its 10 Broad Street true value and that separate bi- Red Bank, New Jersey ' annual bills be submitted to Chartered 1887 property owners, Most New Jersey municipali- Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ties are dropping the tax because Monday fhru Friday the not costs of operation would not be compensated by the tax. Tol. SHadysldc 7-0330 we honor: Diner's Club; Knsy ClinrRe; International Charge ! The average January tempera- monmouth shopping center eatontown n J Accounts Insured la $10,000 ture In Santiago, Chlk', is fi!).l) I.I 2-0fil5 I

Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY; NOVEMBER 15, 1960 7c PER COPY Girl Scout Council* New Jersey State to Kennedy May Close Doors News Briefs Associated Press By 22,466 Votes FAIR HAVEN - Poor public und drives and community ap- EAST ORANGE-If an Ameri- financial support of the Girl eals have not matched operat- can citizen is willing to send in TRENTON (AP) — President- Scout jnovement may force the ig expenses. The council's 1961 an absentee ballot from the elect John F. Kennedy won New Northern Monmouth Council to udget is $40,900. strife-torn Congo, the Essex 245,111 Votes Jersey by 22,466 votes, semi-of- abandon its operations. May Close Doors County Board of Elections will ficial figures from county clerks Mrs. William R. Blair, Jr., She said if the public does not count it even if all the formali- show. council president, sounded this »me through with more financial ties haven't been observed. Ed (89PerCent) warning in a letter sent to par- upport, "the council will have ward J, Robrccht, Jr., an oil An Associated Press compila- ents of Girl Scouts last month. o close its doors after 22 years company executive stationed in tion, made yesterday after coun- She.said monies received from 1 service to the northern part Stanleyville, wrote his parents at InMonmouih ty board of canvassers met to : the county." 27 Madison Ave. expressing con- certify results of last Tuesday's Miss Shirley White, campaign cern that his absentee ballot FREEHOLD — With all ab-- election, showed Kennedy in- irector for the Shore Council of might not be counted in last sentee ballots counted, and elec- creasing his unofficial margin by Say Brothers iirl Scouts, which includes the Tuesday's election. An election tion returns declared official, the 1,753 votes. rea from Elberon to the Gar- official said here yesterday that total number of votes cast in Results in Camden, Gloucester, Stole Cars Ion State Parkway and south to Robrecht's ballot would be Monmouth County stands at 145,- Ocean and Salem Counties were )cean County, said the council's counted "in view of all the 111, according to clerk of elec- not ready. But adding the unof- und drive is concluding. trouble he had." tions Raymond Hartman. ficial figures to the official tally "We're not worried," Miss This represents 89 per cent of in the other counties, the result In 2 Boros the 162,640 eligible registered vot- /hite said, of possible financial TRENTON-The Appellate Di- was: ers in the county. HIGHLANDS — Two brothers fficulties. The Shore Council's vision of Superior Court has In Monmouth County, Presi- State Totals who police say stole cars here 961 budget is $28,898. The drive, ruled Nathaniel B. Coven of dent-elect Kennedy polled 62,434. Vice President Richard M. Nix- and in Atlantic Highlands were diss White said, is expected to Sheridan Ave., Elizabeth, is en- Vice President Nixon received on: 1,362,450 arrested in New Shrewsbury and >roduce $29,125. titled to a divorce from his 81,382. Oceanport early this morning. wife, Geisha. Coven charged The tally also showed that Re- 4,860 Girl Scouts , In the race for U.S. Senate, Police related this sequence of his wife with adultery. He said publican Sen. Clifford P. Case Mrs. Blair said the Northern incumbent Republican Clifford P. events: he caught her and another man won re-election by 330,392 votes Council includes 277 troops in Case defeated Democrat Thorn About 11 o'clock last night the NEW ARSENAL DISPLAYED —Middletown Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer, left, looks In her car at a parking lot. He over Democrat Thorn Lord. Case 14 areas within four districts. Lord by a vote of 86,497 to 49,301. brothers—one 17 and the other chased the man on foot and polled more than Nixon—1,481,- There are 4,860 Girl Scouts in the over a new submachine gun recently acquired by the department. Captains Wil- Republican James C. Auchin- 15 years old—stole a car owned caught him in a diner a few 104 to 1,150,712 for Lord. troops, closs, in being re-elected to his by Robert Herold, Shrewsbury liam Woodward and Raymond Walling, right, check the new weapons, which also blocks away. Mrs. Coven said The tally on the referendum for The Shore Council, Miss White 10th term as congressman from Ave., in Highlands. ihe was just giving the other old age tax exemption was 1,348,- aid, has 180 troops and about include rifles and shotguns. the third district, defeated Mrs. man street directions. Steal Second Auto 1,200 Girl Scouts. Katharine Elkus White in the 723 yes, 370,734 no, or nearly a In her letter to parents, Mrs. 4-1 margin in favor. They drove to Atlantic High- county, 77,171 to 81,348. Blair cited a number of factors Do As They Do, The total vote turnout of 2,- lands and stole a second car, TRENTON - National Guard In the race for two seats on hich result in the $40,900 budget. 760,000 was better than 90 per this one owned by Edwin J. Dob- Not Used to Do problems will be discussed here the Board of Freeholders, the Ihe said many people had ques- Justice-Designate cent of registered voters. This set son, 3d, 111 Bay Ave. Neither by more than 300 Guard and Ar- Republicans kept both seats by ioned the amount of the budget ROME (AP) — When in a record. The previous high per- owner knew until later that his my officers from New England re-electing Earl.L. Wool|ey with in view of the fact that much of Rome you must do as the Ro- centage was 89 per cent in the car had been stolen. and mid-Atlantic states Wednes- 76,210 votes and electing new- :he Girl Scout work is done by mans do, not as they used (o 1952 election. With each boy driving a car Has Trenchant Wit day and Thursday. Maj. G«n. W comer Charles I. Smith with 73,- he 1,615 volunteers in the north- do. S. Mathews, deputy commanding 940. The two Democratic candi- Complications they went through Rumson, and :rn Monmouth Council. reputation as a lawyer and judge apparently collided on Rumson By ANDREW MEISELS Six American tourists, In- general of the First U.S. Army, dates, Karl K. Baron and Donald Complications on the official a trenchant wit. will head the army contingent. Rd. Mr. Dobson's car, which She pointed out that offices are BR1GANTINE (AP) — Judge cluding James Tobaso of At- E. Osborn, polled 56,605 and 58,- canvass developed in Camden The National Guard Bureau from was damaged on the right front maintained for a paid executive Vincent S. Haneman, slated to Gov. Robert B. Meyner yes- lantic City, N. J., were halted 010, respectively. and Salem Counties. and ransacked, was abandoned director, two district directors, a terday announced Haneman's by police on the Via Veneto Washington will be represented The only statewide public ques- In Camden, the Board of Elec- be the next member of the state by Maj. Gen. Clayton P. Kerr, at Harding Rd. and Rumson Rd. registrar and three parttime em- Supreme Court, will bring to the nomination to fill the vacancy Sunday night as they were tion, tax aid for the aged, was tions went before Superior Court )loy,ees and council records, assistant chief. Maj. Gen. -Tames Little Silver, and the pair con bench~a~iong and successful caused by the death of Supreme spotted wearing togas—ancient passed in Monmouth as it was Judge W. Orvyl Schalick to clar- tinued in Mr. Hertld's auto. Lit- Camp Subsidized Court Justice Albert E. Burling. Roman men's gowns. F. Cantwell, New Jersey chief of throughout the state. In the coun- ify the law on voting machines. political career, an excellent staff, is host for the meeting in tle Silver police discovered the Camp Nomoco, a 250-acre area Like Burling, Haneman work- They said they were doing it ty there were 77,896 yes votes, As reported on election day, the Stacy-Trent and Hildebrecht abandoned Dobson auto while on or year-round Girl Scout use, is ed iiis way up through the ranks to get the feel of the Eternal and 22,322 no votes. votes for Case and Lord were patrol at 1:35 a.m. leavily subsidized by the council, of the Republican party until he hotels, and the National Guard ity. Armory. Discussions will center registered on one machine before Mrs. Blair added. Ready 8 gave up active politics for the The police said the toga now the po"s officially opened. The Nabs One Brother Also she said, all those parti life of a judge. He became a around guard training, opera- comes under the category of tions, personnel, equipment mr.ir- Just Politics, official canvass was thus de- At the same time, New Shrews- cipating in Girl Scout activities Superior Court judge when the an "odd costume" and a spe- layed. bury Police Sgt. Fred J. Gar- are insured against loss or injur- Classrooms tenance, recruiting, supply and post was created 12 years ago cial permit would be needed money matters. In Salem County, the tally rabrant stopped the juveniles on ies, and there is a certain cost to by the new state Constitution to wear them. The Americans Says Hansen sheets did not agree with return Sycamore Ave. near Broad St., training volunteers to work ef- and now sits in the Appellate were let off with a warning. sheets from four voting districts, fectively with girls. In Leonardo Shrewsbury. Division. ATLANTIC CITY — M».ny and the official canvass was held The 15-year-old, who was driv- Mrs. Blair said the cost of MIDDLETOWN — Sthool of- young Jewish men shun the To Currie Born in Brooklyn up until that could be clarified. ing, first refused to open the ca iirl Scouting in the Northern ficials reported last night that rabbinate because they fear "it door, then fled into a wooded Council for 1960 was $8.70 per :he addition to the Leonardo In-' Haneman was born in Brook- Subdivision will drive them into compro- KEYPORT-Mrs. Irene Szysilo Finals Dec. I area when Sgt. Garrabrant girl, compared to $10 per boy in termediate School is about 85 lyn in 1902, but his family mov- mise and a lessening of piety," and Harry Bolte, Jr., last night resigned as members of the Wel- The official statewide tally is walked around to the passengei the Boy Scout program. per cent complete. ed to East Orange four years Gets Board says Dr. Oscar Z. Fasman. being made by the secretary of tide of the vehicle. later. Fasman is president of the He- fare Board. Based on this report, officials Appointed to fill the vacancie state's office, which uses the The 17-year-old was appre- said they could go ahead witn He went to Syracuse Univer- brew Theological College ot county figures as a check. The hended by Sgt. Garrabrant, while sity and returned to New Jer- Chicago and addressed the 37th were Mrs. Eleanor King, 302 Where Is plans to hold classes in the eight Approval First St., and Charles Patterson, state Board, of Canvassers meets a second New Shrewsbury polio new rooins, starting Jan. 1. sey with a law degree and a annual convention of the Wom- Dec. 6 to set the final total. cruiser searched unsuccessful^ wife — the former Helen Lucille EATONTOWN - Preliminary en's Branch of the Union of a member of the Board of Edu- The availability of the rooms approval of an eight-lot major cation. The biggest change from elec- for the missing youth. Divertible Harris — whom he had met on a Orthodox Jewish Congrega- tion 'night returns came in At- will enable the school system to blind date. subdivision by Arthur R. and Councilman Henri J. Hansen The 15-year-old was picked u| put at least 1G classes, now on tions of America yesterday. Di- lantic, Bergen, Essex and Hud- at 5:30 a.m. by Military Policf Mrs. Haneman came from South Jean C. Turner on Reynolds Dr. rectors of some yeshivas—Insti- termed the appointments "poli- Convertible? split session, on a full time basis. was recommended last night by tical." son Counties. on Oceanport Ave. near the eas Jersey and the young couple set- tutions of higher Jewish learn- fn Essex, Kennedy's margin gate of Fort Monmouth after th( NEWARK (AP) - The Middle The Board of Education also tled in Brigantine in 1924. the Planning Board. ing-feel it is best for their He said to Mayor Norman J. heard reports that the new ele- The subdivision will be sent to Currie: was cut from 52,000 to 50,000, but boy was observed loitering neai Atlantic Auto Leasing Co. in Pas- His career in the public serv- students to avoid both the setu- in Hudson he went up from 57,- a group of parked cars. saic is patiently awaiting the re- mentary school is about 60 per ice began in 1926, when he be- Mayor and council for action. lar university and the rabbi- "You are stacking the board The eight lots, all fronting on 600 to 60,600. Both youths were turned ovei turn of its divertible convertible. cent finished and the Navesink came a member of the local nate. Fasman said. He explain- in order to take Mrs. (Adelaide) Reynolds Dr., will be formed from In Atlantic, Nixon's margin to Highlands Patrolman A. G, The divertible convertible looks School addition, 42 per cent done. Board of Education and was ed that they fear this sore of Crammer's job as welfare di- a four and one quarter acre tract. went up from 1,700 to '3,000, but Horay. like any other 1960 convertible In a brief session, the board named city solicitor. exposure would lead to skepti- rector away from her." At the same meeting, the board "Don't you think I have the in Bergen it dropped from 70,000 Highlands police said they wi and you don't notice anything un- accepted the resignations of Mrs. cism and agnosticism. to 68,663. usual when you drive it. Mayor Eight Years decided to request meetings with power to make these appoint- question the youths in connectioi Patricia McClunn, Mrs. Mary Here is a county-by-county tab- Problems arise when the car He was elected mayor of Brig- state Highway Department auth- ments?" Mr. Currie shot back. with a series of stolen cars. Thi Lou Wagner, Mrs. Frankie Boni- orities on two road projects: The MOUNT HOLLY—Proceedings le of the canvassed returns (with pair will be sent to the juvenili is parked. It seems to have a field, Mrs. Elizabeth Scharmann, antine in 1934, a post he held for "Yes, you do, but I stjll say Rt. 35 freeway and the proposed against a young physician ac- you're stacking the board," Mr. Camden, Gloucester, Ocean and detention center in Freehold and tendency to disappear. Albert Griggs and John White. eight years. cused of forcing a female pa- While continuing in that post, widening of Rt. 35 through Eaton- Hansen answered. Salem unofficial): formal complaints will be signed, Frankly, it is being stolen, Hired as replacement teachers tient to commit a lewd act have Nixon Kennedy Haneman was elected an as- own. In other business, an ordinance Specifically, it has been stolen were Laurence C. McNamara, begun in Burlington County Atlantic . 39,173 ' 36,201 semblyman from Atlantic County The ordinance allowing the was passed on first reading au- three times since last Friday. Mrs. Iris Mitzner, Mrs. Alyce court. Dr. Donald G. Levitt, SO, Bergen 224,993 136.300 in 1937 and held that post for he council to permit fairs in thorizing issuance of (255,000 in Burlington . 42.100 39.271 That is why it is called the H. Salmon, Mrs. Marilyn Whitley, of Levittown, is charged with Camden 83,078 102.183 nearly seven years. From 1940 the borough for periods up to 10 bonds for the $363,000 sewer re- Cape May _ •• 18,071 10,137 Coop divertible convertible. Miss Anne Fusser and Mrs. Mar- forcing Mrs. Wilma R. Little, 30. to 1944, he also served as coun- days came before the Planning novation project. Cumberland 21,283 23,199 Right now, nobody seems to garet Lemaire. also of Levittown, to commit an Essex 167,849 217.751 know where it is. Except, of sel for the New Jersey racing Board for the second time, and The balance will be made up Glouceiter 32.474 29,652 Ask County The board also approved ths was approved without discussion. immoral act while he had her Hudson 114,009 174,613 course whoever stole it. Jommisson. : hypnotized. Mrs. Little said yes- through a $108,600 federal grant, Hunterdon . 15,327 8.864 participation of the varsity bas- Gov. Walter E. Edge appoint The first version of this or- approved recently in Washington. Mercer 46.889 73,992 The divertible convertible has dinance, when it came before the terday that she had been under- Middlesex 82,961! HMKI4 been reasonably consistent in its ketball team in a Basketball ed Haneman to the Common Public hearing on the ordi- Monmouth 81,382 62,434 board, caused prolonged discus- going hypnotic treatment to de- Morris 75,039 42.698 For Recount Bowl Jubilee at Convention Hall, Pleas bench in 1944. Gov. Alfred nance will be Nov. 28. activities since Friday, when it sion. It was returned to the coun termine if hypnosis could be used Ocean 31.32S 20,034 NEW SHREWSBURY — Fran was rented from the leasing~com- Asbury Park, Dec. 26 to Dec. E. Driscoll elevated him to vice The vote, on first reading, was Pasflafc . - - 80.635 90.950 30. il with recommendations for to ease the pain at the birth of 3nlem . 14.135 12,345 cis L. Cooper, Democratic coun- pany by Powers Stainless Pro- chancellor three years later and her child. The child, her second, unanimous. Somerset 36.200 28,4(9 cil candidate whose apparent vic- changes, which were incorpora Borough Attorney Edward W. Sussex 16,353 7.268 ducts, also of Passaic. then appointed him to the Su- ted in the version approved last was born three months ago. On Union 123,227 119.998 tory last Tuesday was reversed Currie announced that local of- Warren . . 18.898 12,513 A Powers employee parked it perior Court. night. her last visit to the doctor, she by absentee ballots, will file foi in Irvington and went into a su- Jail Fine, Haneman built up an impres- said, he forced her to commit ficials will meet in Trenton on a recount. permarket. When he came out, sive record, with few of his de- the lewd act. She claims she can Thursday with the state Depart- Mr. Cooper told the Registei the car was gone. He called po- cisions meeting with reversals. remember the incident because ment of Health on an application Fair Haven last night that the decision t( lice. For Woman He has decided cases on subjects Most Parents she was only partially hypnotized for a certificate of necessity for ask for a recount was made yes the project. At 7 p. m. Saturday, the way- RUMSON—A 20-year-old Nep- ranging from nudism to games at the time. Levitt, the father of terday after conferring wit! two children, took the stand and Howard J. Jeandron, Osborne ward auto was recovered on a tune woman was sentenced to 30 of chance to feeding hormones Police Seek Moyar Karl K. Baron and Johi Satisfied With denied Mrs. Little's allegation St., was appointed a special po street in Hillside. Somebody took days in county jail and fined $105 to chickens. W. Applegate, county Democrat! it to the police garage, where in He said he had pretty much liceman. chairman. last night for reckless driving Popular Toastmaster taught himself hypnotism and as- A two-year garbage collection Paylncreases no time at all, it was stolen while on the revoked list. Red Bank IIS. When the polls closed las again. The husky 6-foot-2>/2 judge with serted that method was widely contract, at $34,212 per year, an week, Mr. Cooper held a 15-vot Mrs. Patricia Fiore, Wayside brown hair graying at the tem- SHREWSBURY — General sat- used in medicine. A graduate of increase of $960 per year over FAIR HAVEN — The bor- Newark Police found the diver- Rd., faces an additional 30-day sfaction with the operation of edge over the two Republic* tible convertible an hour later in ples is a popular toastmaste the Jefferson Medical College in the current ' contract, was ough's police department re- council candidates, Lawrence sentence if the fine is not paid and after-dinner speaker. Red Bank High School Jias been Philadelphia, Levitt is iicensed awarded to Joseph Roman, Jr. quested pay raises of from $380 a parking lot. They took it to a by Dec. 12, Magistrate William expressed so far by most of those Malone and Robert J, Singleton police garage. The personable jurist can be He was the only bidder. for probationary patrolmen to Mayor Baron was re-elected bj I. Riker said. firm where he feels the lawiisn' who answered a questionnaire to practice in both New Jersey $650 for the chief in a letter to Twelve hours later, it was di- about the high school, Charles P. and Pennsylvania. the Borough Council read at a substantial margin over hi verted again. Police said Mrs. Fiore was ar- being handled right. rested Oct. 16 on Bingham Ave Lascaro, a member of the local last night's meeting. Republican opponent, and th Nobody's seen it since yester- He favors trying juvenile of- other council post went I by Patrolman Walter Pomphrey, Board of Education, said last CAMDEN — Chlorine gas County Has Mayor Russell H. Minton told day morning. fenders in open court and fining Democrat Robert L. Davidson. who spotted the car as it crossed night. felled 12 (iremen yesterday be- Patrolman Louis DeVito, who But the Middle Atlantic Auto parents who do not keep thei Mr. Cooper, however, ran la the Oceanic Bridge. Mr. Lascaro said 54 of 150 fore an official of a warehouse represented the signers of the Leasing Co. in Passaic is pa- children in check. found and shut off two leaking Park Plan on the absentee ballots and fi The Hanemans have two son questionnaires sent out had been letter, that the matter would re- tiently awaiting the return of its Mrs. Fiore eluded a Highlands returned. cylinders. • Gas masks proved FREEHOLD — More than 40 ished five votes behind Mr. M police cruiser after the car she and six grandchildren. One son ceive the careful consideration of divertible convertible. One general question dealt with ineffective as the firemen sites are being considered for lone and four in back of M was driving was reported stolen Howard, is a vice president am the new mayor and council when Singleton. over-all satisfaction with the high dropped unconscious in the parks in four areas of the county they draw up the 1961 budget. from the Qfficers' Club at Fort trust officer of the Guarante four-story building of the Only 14 ballots separated th school, according to Charles M. Pike, The policemen received a 5 Monmouth. Bank and Trust Co., Atlantic Ci Standard Warehouse and Dis- director of the Monmouth County four council candidates. The fina Atlas Firing ty. The other, Vincent S. Jr., Another section was broken per cent raise in 1959 which was Police said the owner of the down into 13 areas of school op- tributing Co. The firemen were Planning Board. tally was Mr. Davidson 1,216, M: vehicle did not sign a stolen car Is a former Air Force major now effective this year. eration. dragged to safety by other fire- Work already has started on a Malone 1,207, Mr. Singletoi complaint against the Neptune a consultant in aeronautical en- men and taken to West Jersey Higher Scale J.206, and Mr. Cooper 1,202. Marks 2d gineering in Dallas. Space was given in the form 24-acre site along Shark River The letter, which stated that woman. for comments by the 'parents of Hospital. Firemen hail traced Brook on the Neptune-Wall Town- At stake were the two counci One of Haneman's favorite hob- 125 municipalities in the state Mr. Rlker also fined Walter children who attend Red Bank the fumes to Ihe big warehouse ship border, and Neptune offi- posts vacated by Republican! Ramsey, 658 15th Ave., Bclmar pay their police on a higher scale Big Success bies is gardening, and the gar- High School. which in shared by the Dia- cials have offered an additional Clarence E. Unterber and Rob $40 for Improper license plates den of his home, at 313 27th St than Fair Haven, asked for the Areas 01 Discussion mond Alkali Co. of Philadel- 30 acres for the park, Mr. Pike ert L. McCall. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, (AP) South is a showplace in this city following raises: Mr. Lascaro said after a more phia and the South Jersey said. Mr. Applegate said the petitioi —A power-packed intercontinen- "He also likes to read anc Warehouse Co. A dozen em- Chief, from $6,500 to $7,150; Slate Slmcle Tree detailed study of the answers He said the board expects each for a recount in this boroug tal range Atlas missile success- play, bridge, "said Mrs, Hane- nloyees of both firms fled as captain, from $6,100 to $6,710; received, he will present "what 1 of the four regions-Bayshore, would be filed prior to the Satui fully streaked ,5,000 miles down firemen went In wearing sergeant, from $5,700 to $6,270; CoiniiiiHsioii Elects man. "He's got a very good sense consider discreet areas of dis- Red Bank-Long Branch, South dav deadline. the Atlantic missile range early masks. A short time later, • patrolmen with over five years' of humor and he likes to tel cussion." Shore and western—to have about (< He said a date for the recou today. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Ed stories and, of course, ho love: sales representative for Dia- service, from $5,50 to $6,050; The board voted to require all 150,000 population by 1975. patrolmen with over three years' would then be assigned by The Air Force reported the ward Brarmann, city forester o the law. Mostly, though, I thinl mond Alkali, James L. Mon- students actively participating in An Inspection tour to inspect service, from $5,350 to $5,885; pa- county judge. Atlas, America's most potent Englewood, has been re-elected he just likes people." crleff, arrived and, wearing a Mr. Cooper indicated that military rocket, achieved all president of the New Jersey intcrscholastic events to carry gas mask, went in to the large several of the sites has been set trolmen with less than threo recount is necessary because flight test objectives in plunking Shade Tree Commission. student insurance. for Nov. 28 by the board and the years' service, from $4,500 to TOPS IN PRISONS storage room and located the the closeness of the counc; Its nose cone on target near As- The 165 delegates attending A request by the Recreation leaking chlorine cylinders. county park department. $4,950; probationary patrolmen, election. cension Island in the South At- the conservationist group's 35th TOULOUSE, France (AP) - Committee for permission to use Each site will be evaluated as from $3,800 to $4,180 and special Mayor Bnron, however, ha lantic. annual meeting also elected Ed- What the French call the world the fjymnnslum and other school to the cost of the land, its scenic policemen from $4,600 to $5,060. hoped to elect both Democrat Two hours after launch", a re- ward Chorpcnning of Mooristown most modern prison—complct facilities for Its winter program GOOD CONDITION value, Its relation to local plan- Borough Clerk Roy W, Nelson In order to split the political coi covery vessel retrieved a data Morris County shndc tree com- with swimming pool nnd a hot wns approved providing it docs MIDDLETOWN - Special Offi- ning nnd accessibility to water said that the request, if ap- trol of the council. He faces cupsulo that ejected from the V/j, missioner, vice president yester- for visitors—will soon be hull not interfere with other school cer August A. Dreycr remains in nnd main roads. proved, could be put Into effect 4-2 Republican advantage If ton cone nnd parachuted into the day. in nearby Muret. The 1.10 millln activities, pood condition today in River- Planned for the park now under by ordinance nnd that n refer- recount upholds Tuesday's wnter. Edwnrd Hex nnd Spencer Dav- franc ($30 million) structure, ( Tho board nlso voted to hnve view Hospital with neck and construction are a playficld, pic- endum would not be necessary. suits. It marked the second recovery is, both of New Brunswick, wen 2-1.7 ncres, will have n mov n lire door installed In tho base- head Injuries suffered last Thurs- nic aren, shelter building with nd- The policemen's letters nsked Mr. Applegnte said ho wou of a capsulo In less thnn 12 reappointccl executive secretary thc-nter, athletic field, cyni, tel ment of Hie Fern Ross Annex at day morning In a crash on Rt. ministration offices and rest that the raises bo effective Jan. ppy for the recount. hours, and treasurer, respectively. vision room, and chnpcl. a coat ot $172,50. 35. I rooms, and a 150-car parking lot. 1, 1961. '•' ••[ '••••• •' ' ' I 1 W-JTwmltf, Hot. IS,/198ft BED BASK RL I wmvnr Atomk Power [yed Anniversary TUESDAY AFTERNOON TUKMMY EVENING f;M- (f) Alffluue NtWKMl Leaves 'Em Cbld «;tt-(S) Felix trAfmrAi l,n— (4) Sermomt* By SAM DAWSON (7) Newj (4) Truth,'or 2:«- (2) News Space Field Is Marked i Consequences ' (11) Popeye 2:45— (2) Give Us This Day NEW YORK (AP) — Next to. Snow or No Snow, Central Heating the field of space de- KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs. (7) Texan (13) Highway Patrol WEDNESDAY MORNING tomic power and heating plants, It's in Albert Bedle, 41 Elizabeth St., ob- (9) Guy Madison 6:15— (7) Q. T. Hush he peaceful use of nuclear en- vices that scientists, both govern- Faces Tough Sledding in Britain served their 25th wedding anni (11) Fine Arts Quartet 6:30— (4) Local News 5:55— (4) Sermonette rgy that most excites the imag- ment and industrial, are steprtng versary last Wednesday. (IS) Day Watch (5) Cartoons 6:00— (4) Continental nation of scientists and general up activity. f Classroom ublic alike, is in the field of The report cites the apparent By ALVIN STEINKOPF toes have to be warm all over, They were married in Metuch- 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow (7) Tommy Seven en Nov. 9, 1935. (4) It Could Be You (11) Quick Draw McGraw 8:15— (2) Previews I ropulsion. incapability of conventional nd there is a glimmering of a 6:20-(2) Give Us This Day LONDON (AP) — The British uspicion that English men and Mr. Bedle is employed at Chase (5) Cartoons (13) Movie Atomic powered submarines, fuels in long range and high pay- «:25— (2) News : are on the verge of conceding vomen also would be more com Manhattan Bank, New York. (7) Beat The Clock 6:40- (4) Weather 6 hips, aircraf- t trains, cars and load space missions. Research is that it gets cold in winter. Mrs. Bedle is public health (9) Assignment Danger 6:45— (4) News 6:30— (2) Sunrise Semester rucks—and, of course, space de- active in atomic power sources brtable that way. (4) Continental There is less sentimental at- I Don't Camp Out nurse in Keyport. 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 7:00-£ (2) News ices—also arouse business inter- for space applications, both for tachment to that open coal fire in They have a son, William Bliss 12:55— (4) News (4) Phil Silvers Classroom est, Government defense and civ-propulsion and equipment opera- At any rate, the reformers 7:00— (2) News the little grate, which sometimes re hammering home the delights Bedle, a sophomore at Nicholas 1:00- (2) News (5) Coronado 9 agencies are prime movers in tions. glows, but also is capable of College, Dudley, Mass. (4) Dr.-Joyce Brothers (7) Expedition: (4) Dave Garroway most of these studies. But private Private industry is deep in this if being warm on all sides, and 7:15—(5) Call To Prayer smoking and smelling. n every room. At a party given for them in I (5) Cartoons New York msiness gets most of the con- research. The Douglas Aircraft Flashy advertising campaigns (7) About Faces (9) Terrytoons 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer racts. Co., Santa Monica, Calif., has "Don't camp out in one warm the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 7:30— (5) Ding Dong School are calling attention to an ar- room—use the whole house," said G. Hartman, Broad St., three (8) Movie (11) News Still ahead lies the dream of just set up a subsidiary, Astro- rangement of piping which is ne advertisement. "It's no members of their bridal party (11) Fun At One 7:05— (2) Local News (7) Early Birr! Cartoons urning such devices into non power Inc., to conduct advanced used with some success in for- onger wicked to be warm," said were present. They were Mrs 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen 7:10— (2) Weather 8:00- (2) J^ews government supported channels of research into the exotic propul- eign countries—central heating. mother. "It's just good sense Charles Miller, a bridesmaid; 1:25- (4) News (11) News (5) Sandy Becker ransportation, competitive in a sion systems that will power There is a great mountain of :o enjoy life. If there is going Mr. Miller, who was best man, (5) News 7:15— (2) News (7) Little Rascals irofit and loss world with the space vehicles of the future. prejudice to overcome. 8:10- (2) News :o be a winter every year we and Robert E. Hartman, an ush- 1:30— (2) As The World Turns 7:25-(H),J Weather ilder conventional fuel types. It will study specialized ultra- The central heating pioneers might as well make it a com- er. (4) Dial Four 7:30- (2)' Exclusive! 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo A report to the Joint Committee are confronted with hard old ar- 8:30—(13) Religious Program high energy propulsion possibili- ortable, economical business, in- Other guests were Mrs. Robert (5) Movie (4) Laramie , n Atomic Energy, Congress of ties in the chemical and electri- guments. It is the time of the itead of putting a bold face ^n E. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. John (7) Susie 8:45—(13) Community Newsreel year when the British look out (5) Tightrope! he United States, notes drily: cal fields as well as the nuclear. a six-month attack of shivers." Hartzler and Mr. and Mrs. Mer- (11) Science Corner (7) Bugs Bunny 8:00— (2) People's Choice Reactors and radioactive ma- over slush and ice and say that (4) Family Projects also will involve solid- Coal, gas and heating oil inter- rill Wallace. 1:50— (11) Journey Into (9) Movie ierials have been considered as state devices and energy con- ft is an exceptionally cold win- Mathematics (7) I Married Joan ter. sts are all in the campaign to (11) Men Into Space iropulsive energy for ships, air- version equipment. ut Britain on a central-heating 2:00— (2) Full Circle 8:00— (2) Father Knows Best (1J) Physical Culture raft, ground transport and space When it is pointed out that Hebrew Groups (4) Jan Murray 9:25- (5) News Lockheed Aircraft Corp. and every winter has been excep- basis. All have arranged finan (5) City Assignment devices. None of these, however, Martin Co, are studying a nu-' ing schemes which spread con- (7) Day In Court (7) Rifleman 1:30— (2) My Little Margie tionally cold for centuries, many (5) Topper lolds early promise of being clear rocket flight test program version costs over two years. Ready Show 2:10—(11> Our World Neighbors (11) Divorce Court in civilian use." insist that the weather will be 2:30- (2) House Party (7) Memory Lane :ompetitive under contract to the National back to normal next year. They marshal logical arguments, (13) Mike Wallace The search goe.s on. Many Aeronautics & Space Adminis- iut all obviously realize they are KEYPORT — Plans for the tal (4) Loretta Young 8:20—(13) Dialing The News (13) Studio 991/2 Britain, they argue, has a ent party for the coming "Follies (7) Road To Reality 9:50—(11) Adelante en Espanol countries with shipping interests tration. North American Aviation temperature climate, and rarely up against the age-old British at- 8:30- (2) Dobie Gillis explore the possibilities. In the is a subcontractor. , achment to the fireplace. of 1960" have been completed by (11) New Frontiers In (4) Alfred Hitchock 10:00— (2) December Bride gets cold except in winter. So the Hebrew Women's League and (4) Dough Re Mi overnment field United States A number of other corporations So one clever designer rigged Science (5) Mackenzie's Raiders ilrcady has nuclear submarines, why make an engine room of the the United Hebrew Congregation 2:55— (5) News (5) Movie are involved in phases of nu- just because of one up a device which preserves the (7)' Wyatt Earp carRo and passenger ship, and clr <• propulsion research and de- basement Slowing srate, and hitches it up The party has been set fo 3:00— (2) Millionaire (13) Day Watch ieason? Monday, Nov. 21, at 8:30 p. m (13) Movie 10:10—(11) Living Language :he Soviets have an icebreaker velopment. Unhealthy :o radiators. (4) Young Dr. Malone nd say they also have atomic The open fire burns, as it did in the Shore Point Inn, Rt. 35 (5) TV Reader's Digest 9:00— (2) Tom Ewell 10:30— (2) Video Village Then there seems to be a stub- Hazlet. (7) Queen For A Day (4) Thriller (4) Play Your Hunch subs. TEETOTALLER of yore. But built in behind it, Wrong Approach? born belief that central heating out of sight, is a little boiler Invitations have been sent to! (9) Film Drama (5) Wrestling (7) RayMilland CHARLOTTE, N. C. (AP) - is unhealthy for hardy folks, which heats water. It is circu those who have expressed their (11) Science For Teachers (7) Stagecoach West 10:40— (11) World of Numbers The report to the congressiona' John Gluyas, manager of the "Takes the vitality out of the air, ated by small bore pipes io a willingness to participate in the (13) Day Watch (9) Movie 10:50— (9) News and Weather committee, made at its reques state-owned liquor warehouse, you know, makes a dead gas radiator at the other side of the show. Any other person who wish- 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (11) Movie 10:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel by Robert McKinney, who was figures he has handled 49,439,267 out of it." room. With this arrangement an es to try out may attend the par- (4) From These Roots 9:30— (2) Red Skelton 11:00-(2) I Love Lucy irst permanent representative 0" bottles of liquor in 12 years, And as to heating the whole Englishman may get the best of ty- (5) African Patrol 10:00— (2) Garry Moore (4) Price Is Right he United States to the Inter- hasn't misplaced a single bottle house, what's the use of it when two worlds, heated by a fire in Mrs. Joseph Rudnick, talent (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Great Mysteries (7) Morning Court national Atomic Energy Agency, —and hasn't drunk a drop. you live in only one room at a front and a radiator behind. chairman, said rehearsals will be (9) Movie (7) Alcoa Presents (9) Herb Sheldon Vienna, suggests that using nu- "If I drank, I couldn't hold time? held mornings, afternoons and (11) Star Performanca (11) New York (11) Speaking English clear propulsion units in conven- this job," he says, pointing to The little coal grate, with evenings so that a suitable time 4:00- (2) Brighter Day ' Confidential 11:20—(11) Tell Me A Story ional hulls may be the wrong the thousands of glass bottles lump of heat the size of a hat, Yule Lights can be selected by those who (4) Make Room For 10:30— (7) Dangerous Robin 11:25— (5) News civilian approach. He suggests, and the hard cement floor. • admittedly has some inadequa take part. Daddy (9) Movie 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon 'There may be a need for a cies. It toasts a gentleman or Go On Dec. 9 The Jerome H. Cargill Agency (5) Douglas Fairbanks (11) Pro Football (4) Concentration rethinking of marine transport lady on one side, while he or Highlights (5) Romper Room systems and patterns as a Guess Who FAIR HAVEN - Christmas of New York will direct, stage (7) American Bandstand ihe freezes on the other. and costume the Follies. The (11) Abbott and Costello (13) Play of the Week (7) Love That Bob! whole." This difficulty may be over street decorations and the Nativ- 11:00- (2) News 11:40— (11) La Puerta Abierta McKinney, a former assistant ity scene in front of the fire show also will include skits and 4:15— (2) Secret Storm come by standing in front of the fashion show. 4:30— (2) Edge of Night (4) News secretary of the interior, who is fire and rotating slowly. It gets house will be lighted Friday, Dec. Performances will be Dec. 7, (4) Here's Hollywood (5) News •ditor and publisher of the Santa tiresome in the course of a long 9, the Chamber of Commerce, an- 7 8 and 10 in Keyport High School. (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) News e "New Mexican," adds: "Sys- evening, but it's probably bed- nounced last week. (11) News Prizes will be given by the All seats are reserved. (11) Laurel and Hardy • MOVIE TIMETABLE ems not now in use, such as sea time anyway. (13) Woman's Club 11:05— (5) Movie rains and submarine cargo ships The central heating promoters chamber for houses with the best Proceeds will be used toward 11:10— (2) Weather RED BANK exterior decorations. expanding the religious school fa- 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole Carlton-Where The Hot Wim associated with advanced high- countered with an argument from (4) Weather peed cargo-handling terminals, nature against this one-sided Raymond Miller, chairman cilities of the United Hebrew 5:00— (2) Life of Riley Blows 3:25; 7:00: 10:25; Thj (4) Movie (7) Weather may be explorod in the future." heating. It was established that of the traffic and safety com- Congregation of Keyport. (11) Weather and Sports Night Fighters 2:00; 9:00. open fires were not very success- mittee, said a study is being (5) Dateline Europe Scientists studying propulsion (9) Mischief Makers 11:15— (2) Movie EATONTOWN n the ground—locomotives, off- ful in greenhouses because to- made of the advisability of mark- Coal fires boilers generating (4) Jack Paar mato plants refused to thrive ng off car spaces on both sides 56 per cent of all electric energy (11) Bozo The Clown Drive-In—Where The Hot Wind oad vehicles, placer dredges— (13) Crunch and Des (7) Movie Blows 7:00; 10:50; The Nigh iave run into engineering and ra- when warmed unilaterally. Toma- of River Rd. and Fair Haven Rd. produced by utilities in the United (11) Movie :o Gillespie Ave. States. 5:25— (11) Clutch Cargo Fighters 9:25. liation hazards more serious 5:30— (2) Movie 12:00— (9) Movie HAZLET han those encountered in station- (5) Big Beat 12:45— (2) Movie ary atomic electric power plants. 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Co-featured with "Night Fighters." WHTC tleadlinai. Music 11:00—WABC Big Jot WNBC Newi; Jim Lona . Lions Club Starts Tomorrow at Both Theatres WOR Newi. Les Smith WNBC News; All Night Is lilS—WOR Galen Draka N. T. lilO—WCBS Allen Gray WOR Long John Hal Humphrey: WHTO Nans; Hears Leader Relaxing Mailc MORNINO PROGRAMS SCORCHING llSI—WAVC News; Jack Carney KEYPORT — Lions Distrie WNBC Emphasis T:OO—WABC Nawa. Al Lohman AS AN Send {M Ml COO—WCBS News: Martna WCBS Jack Sterling Shows to Watch Gov. Morris" Bobroff attended Wri*ht WHTO Monmouth-Ocean dinner-meeting Wednesday of th WHTa Headlines, Munla News Summary ASSAULT FLORIDA REPORT WNBC News; Jim Lows T.xg Prices matriarch, a role she's handled local club. Frederick Shein, pre WOU News: Lyla Van WOR News: TONIGHT ident, introduced him. LANDING! Sill—WOR Arlene Franels John Gambling 10:00— (Ch. 4)—Hour of Mys- in many movies. 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It is 4:10—WHTC Monmnulh-Drfan WNBC News: Bill Cullen Christmas baskets for the needj JANSSEN News Summary CIS—WOR Dorothy and Dick and then sit in the House of Harry James said the club w only logical to assume 4:10—WHTO Dow-Jnnr* »:J5— WHTO News: Lords in his place. Keith Mit- VIC fsiffu ofr -1 :ir> n, m.) Kelaxine Music (If you have problems of sell Christmas trees, wreaths an that land prices will go 4:19—WABC News; Jack Tnrney S:SS—WABC News Reports chell and Eva Gabor are co- a confidential nature, write holly at his home on Atlantic S; DAMONE WNBC Emphasis 0:00—W»nr nrenkrn«t Club starred. Alistair Cooke hosts. up in a stale which is COO—WCBS News: Dick Noel WCIS News: Jack Sterling George for advice on how to two weeks before the holiday. PATRICIA WNBC News. Art Ford WHTQ Headlines: attracting 4,000 new WOR Naws. 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a.' Twirler Judy Wheeler CatchesJoe Morrison Does Better Eye WhenPerformingForBucs With Less Time to Think NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Mor- what was happening. I guess, in 'Give the credit to Frank RED BANK — Twirlers come and Teaching this twirling ability was sison, a man whose varied as- a situation like that, I just do (Gifford)," he said. "I've learned go, year in and year out. Edmund Maundrell, who also taught signments in the New York better when I don't have time to a lot from watching Gift. He has Don Pointer, one of the famous twirl- Giants backfield must make his think about it." so much ability. He's cmart, But not many twirlers come to head whirl said yesterday he of- Morrison was alone at the shrewd and always knows when ON ALL OUR NEW 1960 high school with the talents of Judy ers of the West. ten does a better job when he Pittsburgh 20, but Conerly's pass to take advantage of the defense. ' Wheeler, known as the specialty Along with Pointer the twirling doesn't have time to think about dribbled out of his hands. The I just watch him and wish I LEFTOVER MODELS professor graduated numerous others what's happening. Giants trailed, 14-7, at the time, could do as well. And pretty twirler of the Red Bank High School "Of course, you've got to know but won in the last 30 seconds 27- soon I find myself buckling down band. who became famous twirlers. what you are going to do be- 24. This week they play the firs! and doing it. AT A&B BOAT SALES John W. Luckcnbill, bandmaster of When Maundrell wasn't teaching fore the ball is snapped," he of two showdown National Foot- "In fact," the Lima, Ohio, na- one of the best high school units in baton tossing and handling, he was added. "You are not going to ball League games with Phila- tive added, "I've learned so much 3rd ANNUAL SALE-A-THON outguess a defender while you delphia. from all three (Conerly, Gifford -EARLY BIRD SPECIAL- the state, now has come up with one judging contests throughout the are on the move. You've just got Morrison's errors are infre and Triplett). On this team 16' CRUISERS Incliidlngr Mahogany Wind- of the best twirlers in the state. West. to plan your moves before you quent and he has developed into there's an understanding that iihlcid - Navy Top - Steering Hardware - Fir* The result is an excellent enter- Judy is no amateur when it comes take off." • Mr. Everything in the backfield. rookies get all the help thev Extinguisher. But the versatile second-year With halfback Alex Webster out want. I know I did, and 1 still 35 II.P. MERCURY CICOEOO taining combination for the Buccan- to contests, having won about 10 in man from the University of Cin of the line-up, he plays halfback. do." & TRAILER COMPLETE ^1373 Rf«. 1.1st I2O8S. eer School. grammar school, and others as she cinnati said that sometimes it With Webster in and fullback Mel Morrison is the team's second progressed. Along with her firsts doesn't always work. Triplett out, he moves to full- best runner with a 3.5 average, Judy, a happy, smiling, vivacious 'When I dropped Charley'-; back. He is rated on a par as a senior, is the little gal out in front she has numerous second^ and thirds gaining 211 yards in 60 caries. He 36 Months to Pay • Low Down Payment (quarterback Charley Conerly) blocker with Triplett, one of the ranks third in pass receiving of the band catching the eyes of all for her contest efforts. pass out there Sunday, I just best in the league, and can run with 20 catches for 272 yards, in- BARGAINS GALORE! spectators when performing. "Twirling is very popular in .the had too much time to think about with power as well as spesd. cluding two for touchdowns. New to Red Bank Ohio area, you start early by taking While he runs from both the She is new to Red Bank High hav- lessons in grade school and then you halfback and fullback spots, Mor- A&B BOAT SALES Foxwood Takes Over 1st Place rison shows no preference. HIGHWAY 36 BELFORD KE 6-5000 ing been in the area only about a work your way up in some real tough "It doesn't matter, just a? long year. competition," says Judy. In Raritan Basketball League as I get in there. I just want to (Between Kransburg & Atlantic Highlands) But just in the short months of the By being a twirler in Red Bank, rjlav." Cruisers Inc. - Scotch Craft Mercury Sale* A Service football season, she has become Judy has a new interest — football. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Fox- 12 points. Dick Luminoso 'and "This' is the first time and a new wood took over undisputed pos-Bob Robinson combined, to collect known to thousands. session of first place last week a double dozen for Hidden Hills When she tosses her baton high in- experience for me to twirl at football n the Raritan Athletic Associa-I while Dick Ellerman and Ed to the air, you'll always hear the games. In Ohio, all my twirling was tion basketball league with a Gorman did so for the Teachers. 49-44 victory over Woodland All but two of the points were get more service question — "Who is the twirler?" at basketball games. I love football," Park. • « scored on field goals" . Both clubs This baton twirler from inland declares the pride of Red Bank's The win for Foxwood was their now sport a 1-1 mark. II Ohio, came to the East Coast (Sea band. second of the season against no Harmony Park and Upper losses. Raritan (0-1) were idle. Bright) and saw the ocean for the A Professor Harmony Park is resting in &rom us first time in her life. That is, the real Twirling is a hobby with Judy, second place with a 1-0 mark. F.I.M LANES BOWI.EFETTES W ocean. but she also hopes to profit from A fine team effort on the part 17. R. Mutual Ini. Asency 20 of the Foxwood five in the first Kroll Motor* ..lfi her experience gained. Mnnmouth Queen _ l.i "It was a new experience," says half led to the victory. Wine Barrel. Inc II HaroM's Radio 4 Elect. 12 Judy. In her spare time she's a "profes- Woodland, 1 even with 16 pointsMonmouth street Chevron 12 by Bill Fash, could not cope with Monmnuth Vacuum ..._ 9 Not only was it a new experience sor" in her own right. She's giving De War Conctruetlon the team play of Foxwood' and 500 Series: Anno Albrecht 176, 213. for the Bucs' star performer, but it instruction to grade school students fell behind, 33-25, at the half. It was thrilling as well. and majorettes. could only make up three of the Of course the inland folks who "Please mention this, I'm looking eight points in the second half. Josh Cermennelli paced the Fox. LADIES PAY see the ocean for the first time, just for students and my fees aren't sky wood five with 16, while Fash don't realize how furious the Atlantic high," said the young professor of ended the game with 20. can get at times. Judy found out. the baton. (O.K., Judy?). The first game of a big double- header went to the Raritan Po- Weeks ago when Hurricane Donna Red Bank High School plays its lice, whn handed last year's came visiting the area, guess where big football game Thanksgiving Day. champs, Norgate Manor, its sec- And its going to be a big day for ond straight loss, 31-2G. Judy went. Right. Down to the Bud Helfrich led the victors ocean front. With grandparents along Judy Wheeler. This is going to be with 15 in an otherwise poor SIGN UP NOW! (first time for them, • too) the ex- "fire day." shooting exhibition. Mike Lotosky, voted most valu- Ohioians went sightseeing and were Combining with the usually excel- able player in the league last I quite surprised at what they saw. lent performance of the Luckenbill season, was the only bright spot! "We sure found the ocean to be band, Judy Wheeler is going to fire in the Norgate attack, hitting; for 10 points. The victory raises pretty rough with those waves com- up the batons and toss them around the police squad's record to 1-1. ing right across the road. We were in the air as well as any quarter- In the nightcap, an 18-point thrilled with the sight until we were back tossing passes on the playing production by Charlie Schenk paced Hidden Hills to its first chased from the area," stated Judy. field. win of the season, a 50-42 de- "You mean to say I don't Twirling Big Item It will be a great day for Mr. and cision over the Raritan teachers. count anything at all for The clever little gal with the baton Mrs. Wayne J. Wheeler, 847 Syca- Two players on each team had that?" didn't pick up this talent in one more Ave., New Shrewsbury. year. 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NEW YORK (AP) - You've yards this season lie has scored weight, he earned a starting po- heard of Joe Bcllino, Navy's 104 points and he's been chosen sition in the middle of his sopho- AT 1-0051 hard-running halfback who has as the outstanding back in vir- more season and hasn't been thrattered all Academy scoring tually every game Navy has out since. records and is in line for All- played this season. OK tho football field he's presi- ITCCft CTAMftADffl DIVISION OF HUMBLE Everything honors this year. Hardin, who tabs Bcllino as dent of the junior class, and Every football fan has. But have "an All America in anybody's Navy publicitor John Cox wise taOU O I MR I/Mill/ OIL & REFINING COMPANY you heard of John Hewitt? took," has this to say about the 1 cracked: "He'd be ideal officer Wayne Hardin, the Navy coach, blocker: ; material if he was 20 pounds or your local reliable Esso Distributor nol only has heard about Hewiil, "fiellino needs to yet a start heavier." as any hack does. We've built but he wants everyone else lo Navy, Hardin insists is a small hear about him. our defense—and everything else —around him, but all we do team that has been outweighed "He's the best 178-prjund try to (jet him to the line of iby every opponent this season guard I've ever seen," Hardin and will be outweighed by Army. LAWES COAL COMPANY, Inc. and turn him SYCAMORE AVE., SHREWSBURY SH |.63do said yesterday as he paid his; c one who It wins, he says, because of the annual pre-Anny (jame visit to the start. He made the key block players' remarkable spirit and the New York J'ootball Writers. willingness to sacrifice. on that !)0-yard run against Vir- AUTHORIZED (*MO) DISTRIBUTOR "He's in on BO per cent of our ginia last Saturday and on a Visted, for instance, is down tackles and he's tin; one who Rood many of his lonn runs. He's to 215 pounds from 228 and springs IJellino for most of his also tremendous on defense, He tackle Ron Krchul to 207 from runs." )iN likes tii hit people." 2:i7. I lie last Is rircfiiiiini'iidiiliiin JOLLY ROGER—Winner of tho Most Valuablo Player ')„ delem.e, Hewitt shares the "But after nil weight isn't JACK ARNOLD enough in itself, llrlhnu Im l>ee,i Award in tht> American League, Roger Maris, tho Yank- "sprung for i Lid s up ID 'iU everything," he commented.' WEST A WALL STS., RED BANK SH 7-2748 l-iaiif. Visled and urn- or the "lixcopt when you have to (in, ees' slugging outfielder chflh with son, Rogor, Jr., in m:i) jtANK IIKCKII n fillii-r usually j'.,i', Die |i,ev; !«•,:< up ii;:iuiiM 1! Saturday iiltoi I his Rriytov/n, Mo., homo. Marii odgod his toammato AUTHORIZED .(p*O; DISTRIBUTOR '•"if •!' HIM- i.imluij1 lineman ni Saturday, Then H begins to Inkr-j 1 I-TiifMlav, .Nui. I,*>, J'll.il effect.1' Mickey Mantle by Ihroo points. In juries May Sideline RED BANK REGISTER / TWUy. Nor. IS. M Peaks, Conerly and Unitas Colts Have Confidence —

ASSOCIATED PRESS — The medical report was the top prior- ity item in many pro football Chamberlain Can Strike For TD Anytime camps yesterday with such top- flight talent as Clarence Peaks, BALTIMORE (AP)—"We have something Unitas can ready do; It may have looked easy. But Charley Conerly and Johnny Unit- Tops Scoring confidence we can strike for thi well," Ewbank said. ; the play, known in the Colt book as awaiting the final diagnosis touchdown at any time, " says "It was something we impro-las 6(i-takeoff, had to be letter of their breaks, bumps and bruis- In Cage League Coach Weeb Ewbank of the Bal- vised at the time," related Unit-1 perfect. es. timore Colts. as. "We have pass patterns simi-j It was the last one of the jama It's been that sort of an injury- NEW YORK (AP) — Will You have to believe it. The lar to this one, but we. just addedlf'.ir the Colls. They were on ths riddled year for pro football's Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Green Bay Packers and Chicago a little ivrinkie !o make it try] Bear 38 with less than a minute warriors with one fatality mar- Warriors has pulled within two Bears certainly do. to do what we wanted. i to play, trailing by 20-17, and ring first-season play in the Amer- points of leader Elgin Baylor of They thought they had the Colts "On the pass play, Lenny Moore! even a first down was 14 yards ican League. New York Titan Los Angeles in the closest scor- corralled on successive Sundays ran a regular z-in pattern, mean-!distant, guard Howard Glenn died of a ng race the National Basket- only to be beaten on daring, go- ing he went slightlg y (o the right! "None of us was talking about broken neck shortly after play- ball Association has had in three for-broke plays by quarterback and then back to the left. What going for a field goal for a t'e," ing against Houston early in the years. John Unitas and halfback Len- we added on was Lenny taking said Unitas. "I had only touch- campaign. Chamberlain, with 147 points in ny Moore. off for the corner of the end down on my mind." .Peak's injury may be a serious his last four games, now has a The PLAY Sunday that stunned zone." When Moore sot there, His thinking was the same the blow to the title chances of the 353-point total and a 35.3 average the Bears was one the Colts don'l the ball was arching down per- week before against the Packers. Philadelphia Eagles, leading the for 10 games. Baylor has scored even practice. fectly. "Man, I just gathered it With tho score tied 24-24 late in Eastern Division in the National 355 points In 11 games for a 32.3 "It requires instant adjustment in and we were home," said the third quarter, the Colts were League but faced with the task average. No one else is ave- by the quarterback and that's Moore. on the Packer 38. of meeting the runnerup New raging as much as 26 points It was third and less than a York Giants Sunday in the first game. yard to go for a first down that of two crucial clashes on succes- The NBA's official statistics Americans Head for Tests would keep them in business. sive week-ends. rundown yesterday noted that not Unitas passed all the way down The latest x-rays taken of since Nov. 19, 1957, when Dolph to the 8 to end Raymond Berry, Peaks' right leg, hurt while the Schayes of Syracuse led Bob Pet- In Singles and Doubles but he caught it out of bounds. Eagles' fullback was playing tit of St. Louis 279-276, has there On the next play, he passed •gainst Washington last Sunday, 23 yards to Moore and in three been so close a race. Neither LINCROFT LITTLE LEAGUE OFFICERS — At a recent meeting of the Lincroft Little SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - wasn't as optimistic after watch- confirmed a fracture of a bone more plays the Colts had their Schayes nor Pettit finished on League new officers for the 1961 year Were elected. Officers in photo, seated, American and Australian Davis ing the doubles play. •bove the ankle. The team phy- winning touchdown again. top. George Yardley of Detroi Cup players are headed for their "Let's face it," he told Aus- •iclan estimated it will be four left to right, are Eugene Peck, president; Mrs. Jean Sickles, secretary, and Louis The Colts needed the victories took the title, by some 290 points first tests of strength in both tralian tennis writers. "You guys weeks before the NFL's fifth lead — not ties — in order to stay over Schayes. Esposito, vice president. Standing, left to right, are Ray Benjamin, player agent; singles and doubles of the New are tops in doubles. You have Ing ground gainer can run. ahead of both the Packers and Rookie Oscar Robertson and Edward Ens, treasurer, and Ralph Bocella, procurement agent. , South Wales Tennis Champion- two great pairs and we can't Bears in their Western Division The possible loss of Conerly Jack Twyman, Cincinnati team- ships. find one." of Iho National Football League. for the second time this season mates, are third and fourth, bu Each nation yesterday placed heightened apprehension in the well behind. Robertson has 32! "The only place is first place" Princeton in Traditional World Scries wo teams in the doubles semi- is Coach Ewbank's motto. Giant's camp, where injured end points and Twyman 314, both in finals. Today three of the four Lions' Coach Kyle Rote is preparing to return 13 games. quarter-final contests are Aus- to action with an aluminum splint Other leaders are Bill Shar- tralia vs. U. S. A. pairings. protecting his Jeft hand. Finale Against Dartmouth .Of Boating man, Boston, with a .531 fiel. The key game sends Barry On 'Ball' Early The 39-year-old Giant quarter- goal percentage; Chamberlain, MacKay, power-hitting ace of the back twisted his left knee against PRINCETON - The Princeton Weather has often played a MIDDLETOWN — Middletown with 287 rebounds for a 28.7 av- Goes Up on Bids U. S. squad from Dayton, Ohio, Pittsburgh and was hospitalized Tigers' traditional finale against large part in this 63-year old Township High School has a new erage; Robertson, with 112 as- agaist lanky Roy Emerson, the for observation after tha New Dartmouth takes placa Saturday series. In a famous meeting of LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - The basketball coach for the 1960-61 sists, and Clyde Lovellette, St. No. 3 man of the Aussies. In the York trainer encased the knee in Palmer Stadium with each undefeated eleven in 1935, Prince- iold Cup contest board, com- season. And he is on the Louis, with an .889 free throw same bracket, 19-year-old Chick In a metal cast. Conerly's status team still scrambling to finish as ton overcame a steady snowfall posed of owners and drivers of early. percentage. McKinley of St. Louis faces for the Eagles' game will be de- high as possible in the Ivy and a battling Green eleven to unlimited hydroplanes which par- Coach Dave Wirth, who takes The scoring leaders: Neale Fraser, the top Australian termined later in the week. League race. win, 26-6. The undefeated Tiger ticipate in this annual World over for Phil Braun, last year's a FT PH. Av Series of speedboat competition and holder of the American title. cage mentor, yesterday announc- New York has been particulary Baylor, L. A ,.11 120 115 MS 32.; The Tigers have been a title squad of 1950 had to battle un Chamberlain. Phll«. 10 1S< 45 S53 35.: decided yesterday to put the 1961 In the other bracket, Earl ed the alumni game will be hard hit. First-string halfback Robertson, Cln. „._, 105 329 a.: factor all season long while the believably adverse elements as ..13 112 event up for bid. played Dec. 10. the earliest it has Plus lax and two Alex Webster is just beginning to Twym&n, Cln. ..13 116 82 314 24. Hanover Indians are intent upon a freak hurricane carrying winds Buchholz of St. Louis, the No. 2 Naulli, New York ...11 105 53 !63 23,: Sealed bids will be accepted Yank, opposes Bob Hewitt, who ever been held. •••capplbl* tlrM round into shape after several duerln, New York .11 82 73 23? 21.! cementing a first division windup. of up to 60 miles per hour turned Appll.d am •own* Arizlti, Phils ..10 83 67 233 23. rom any city which thinks it can is striving for a playing berth on Scheduled for the cage inaugu- Un bodltt or weeks on the injured reserve Pettit, St. Louli _ 66 222 24. the game into a nightmare. Dick . 9 78 Such high finishes for both stage the contest. In advance the Aussie team. The fourth ral will be two games. list. Punter Don Chandler also Shue, Detroit _» 79 57 215 23. Kazmaier, the Tigers' All-Ameri- Hagon, St. I*oul« —~ 9 73 99 205 22. teams run counter to pre-season they may notify the American quarter-final pits Rod Laver, the Opening up will be the Junior has been sidelined. polls which relegated both the can tailback, paced th team to a 13-7 victory. Power Boat Association of inten Australian titleholder, against Varsity-Alumni game which will Several stitches were required Tigers and the Big Green to tion to submit bids. Bids will be Trevor Fancutt, veteran South be followed by the featured Var- to close Unitas' face wound bu SSYC Plans second division fates. In 1955 and again in 1957, opened March 1. African Davis Cupper now liv- sity-Alumni tilt. the Baltimore signal-caller is ex- Dartmouth, the Ivy champion Princeton marched through snow The I960 Gold Cup was called ing in Australia. In the junior varsity game, it pected to recover from the mut n 1958 and a close second place ,o gain the Ivy League champion- off yesterday~because of~bad will be the alumni who have tlple cuts and gouges he suffered Dinner-Dance ship. Five years ago, a final Mackay and Buchholz, the occupant a year ago, was faced weather. Officials said it was the leading U. S. doubles team, im been out of school over five •gainst Chicago's bruising Bears OCEANPORT — The North with the loss of several key period touchdown by wingback Erst cancellation in the event's years. In time for the Colts next game. Jersey Yacht Racing Association Bill Agnew provided the margin pressed with their power in de- personnel, such as quarterback 53 years. feating Australians Fred Stolle The varsity team will be com- Pittsburgh quarterback Bobby formulated plans recently for a Bill Gundy and half-back Jake of victory in an icy setting, 6-3. At a lengthy meeting the con- posed of those grads who have dinner-dance Saturday, Dec. Two years later, the Orange and and John Pearce, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, Layne returned to form against Crouthamel. test board also- 6-4. been out in the past five years. the Giants after a thumb iijury, at the Raritan Yacht Club. It was not generally expected Black parlayed snow-crusted Decided that henceforth there Bob Generelli is in charge of Dartmouth punts and passes into McKinley and 18-year-old Den- but the Steeler* now may lose The highlights of the evening hat Coach Bob Blackman could will be no engine changes during nis Ralston of Bakersficld, Calif., the varsity group and John Fir*$fon« the services of end Preston Car will be the awarding of trophies successfully shore up the gaps boomerang touchdown runs to the Gold Cup, even if the race is Murphy has the job of rounding gain the loop diadem. won over minor Aussies both in ' STORES penter. Carpenter has a pinched at which time several loca left by these departures in such held over a two-day period. the morning and afternoon. In up the junior varsity club. Maple Ave. at Whit* St., nerve in his shoulder which is Shrewsbury Sailing and Yachi fashion as to challenge for the Threw out a bonus point nil the completion of a match halted All athletes ready to grease the Club skippers will receiv which gave drivers bonus points RED BANK causing considerable pain. top spot. by darkness Sunday, they elimin bones, and who have been out Stladyslde 7-5700 awards. for the fastest elapsed time in In the American League, the Tremendous Surprise Lynch Wins ated Tony Ryan and Brian Tobin over five years have been re- 1000 Asbury Avenue According to William W. Robin individual inns over the Gold 12-10, 8-6, 6-8, 11-9. Then they quested to contact Murphy. casualty list showed Denver Princeton, too, has been a tre- Asbury Park PR 5-8700 halfback Al Carmichael out son, retiring commodore of th Cup course. took another marathon, from North Jersey Yacht Racing As mendous surprise to football ob- Tennis Title Discussed a new type helmet Fancutt and Ken Fletcher, 19-21, the remainder of the season with servers. No better than 4-5 last a broken leg, but Houston re sociation, this was the fines NEWHAVEN, CONN. — Den- for hydroplane drivers and dis- 6-2, 6-2, 7-5. year and without several top cussed making mandatory the ceived a hopeful report on line showing of any one club in thi Laver and Bob Mark, the Aus- area. operatives this year, the Bengals nis P. Lynch, 5_Monmouth Ave. use of flame-retardant clothing backer Phil Perlo. nonetheless stormed out from the Rumson, N. J., recently won thi for drivers. tralian doubles champions, turn- The Oilers, who had to bencr The SSYC fleets had the big- ed in the sharpest performance gest turnout of any club during; opening bell to run neck-and-neck Freshman Tennis Tournament al Representatives of both Seattle All-America Billy Cannon due to with powerful Yale for top of the day whipping Italy's ineffectiveness caused by an in the past season. Yale University, defeating Rober; and Detroit attended the meet- Vnicola Pietrangeli and Sergio honors in the circuit. ing and said their areas would Jury early in the season, will lose Receiving trophies will be Ed P. Archer, Cuayhoga Falls, Ohio, Tacchini, 6-2, 6-3, 11-9. ward A. Ryan, Jr., the Irwir Problem spots at center, end like to conduct the Jf>6t Gold Perlo for about three weeks with 4-6, 6-4, 8-6. Fraser and Emerson trophy for men's championship and quarterback were satisfacto Cup. back Injuries. It was first feared Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs, Brazil's Carlos Fernandas he might have suffered perman Robby Robinson, Keator troph rily solved through lack of key Las Vegas also can bid for the Thomas P. Lynch, played a '61 race, but Dan Steelman, com Aussie Don Candy 2-6, 6-3, 8-6, ent damage. for the junior championship; injuries and development of jun- James Andrews, second prize i Phillips Exeter Academy, where modore of the Lake Mead Yacht 6-4. iors and sophomores above and Dave Freed, the American non- the midget championships; Jo beyond the expectations of Coach he was the no. 1 player on the Club, host group for this year's scph Scott, handicap pennant an varsity tennis squad. canceled contest, indicated it playing captain who has been Dick Colman and his staff. high on his team's Cup chances,1! Montclair May Bud Rogers, Comet pennant. Lynch, who was graduated might not do so. There is some Saturday's 40th renewal of one sentiment in Las Vegas, how- of the Ivy League's most color- from Red Bank Catholic High School, was a star basketball ever, for trying to hold the race Get Bowl Bid L.A. Likely Spot ful and historic rivalries finds again in 1961. Princeton leading Dartmouth in player and held together the NEWARK (AP) — New Jer total victories, 22 to 14, with Casey tennis squad that compiled ley's only undefeated college For Title Fight three games having ended in a remarkable record for the RICH COLT TIES MARK football team may get a crack ties. Green and Gold. NEW YORK (AP)-Leonard P. at a bowl bid. GOTEBORG, SWEDEN (AP)- Sasso's Globemaster, a 2-year- The Big Green holds two Montclair State's surprising Ingemar Johansson yestcrda old bay colt by Heliopolis, is on straight wins over the Tiger and KRESS APPOINTED eleven, which earned its eighth mentioned Los Angeles as a likel the right track. The 80,000 has taken three of the last four straight victory of the season site for his next'title fight a°ains PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Saratoga sales yearling of 1959 meetings. In 1957 and 1958, the with a 21-19 squeeker over C. W. heavyweight champion Floy( Philadelphia Phillies yesterday tied the five-furlong Aqueduct two climaxed a hectic Ivy camp Post Saturday, is under consid- Patterson. appointed Charlie Kress manager record with a 0:58.1-second per- aign by battling for the league eration for the NAIA's Holiday He said the match probabl, of their Des Moines Farm Club formance in his third start. Beat- crown. Princeton captured the Bowl. would be staged next March in the Three-I League. He sue en a nose in his first start in nod in the former year, 34-14, ceeds Andy Seminick, who will Participants will be selected •either in Los Angeles or — les: April, Globemaster won his next NOW ON while Dartmouth emerged on top remain in the Phils' organization. for two regional playoff games likely — in Miami. two races to increase his earn- a year later, 21-12. Last fall, a Kress last season managed with the winners meeting in the Johansson said, he-had a Inn ings to $6,325. telephone conservation with New last minute Indian flurry, aided the South Atlantic League at Holiday Bowl at St. Petersburg, by a vita] pass-interference call, Fla. Dec. 9, 10, or 17, depending York promoter Bill Fugazy be- Asheville, which the Phils Brookfield . Farm picked up upon the television arrange fore he left Geneva for Sweden. brought a hard-fought 12-7 ver- dropped from its minor league $119,571 when Intentionally .von ments the NAIA can make. Ingemar flew in from S>vitzer diet. system. the 1958 Pimlico Futurity. Montclair State already has land to-wind up some of his many been approached and has advised business undertakings in Sweden the NAIA that it would accept a "so I can give my best for the playoff invitation. fight." 3-T SUBURBANITES If selected. Coach Jerry Ed Johansson said he would g< ward's forces have a 50-50 to the United States "at leas Lowest prices ever on the best Winter tins chance of playing the Dec. 3 two months before the fight." ever made by Goodyear. Suburbanites go, qualifying round at home. go, go in slush, mud or snow ... outstand- The four contestants will be Rutgers Soccer Team ing mileage on dry pavements gives many chosen by the NAIA in Kansas City Monday. I§ Undefeated motorists an extra season of dependable NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — $ 90 wear, SAVE BIG, BUY NOW! Orioles-Dodgers The Rutgers University soccer Last year's price per pair 37. ' team, undefeated in nine game; •Size 6.70 x 15 Blacfantl tube-type In Halt of Fame Game plus tax and two recappaMe tires this season, has been invited U Alt SIZES OF SUBURBANITES NOW ON SUE! COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. (AP)- play Maryland in a sectiona •110 unmaHnff umnua mill —•• The Baltimore Orioles and Los playoff for the NCAA finals, Ult 1 Angeles Dodgers were named yes Rutgers spokesman said yester tnuT ItMl m IW .ST- terday to play In the 1961 Hal day. 61)0113 _ _ 1B.5O IS* 22.65 UN of Fame Baseball game Monday The game is slated for Nov More traction 65O«!J _ - 20.50 1M5 25.10 N.N July 24. 21 but the site has not as ye 7.00 < 14 _ _ 21.70 1195 26.60 J3.IJ It will be the 20th renewal ol been selected, Rutgers will go tc When it snows... 80O.U _ _ aso 21.95 29.15 KM the exhibition game. ! 50114 _ _ 26.10 23 95 31.95 219J the game representing New Jer- _ _ The Dodgers appeared In the sey, Delaware and Pennsylvania, 6.50 «15 2050 18.95 25.10 n.n More mileage 6.70 x 15 18.94 1515 21.75 1115 26.60 2in 1943 and 1951 games when they The team is coached by George 7.10 «IS 2U0 Tus Huso 21.93 29.15 IMS were located in Brooklyn. The Dochat. When it doesn't 76O»I5 2130 21.K 26.10 23J5 31.95 IIM Orioles, who replaced the St 80Oil5 25.60 n«5 _ _ 35.55 BJI Louis Browns In the American LADIES' KrANSIHmc. MOMMY Ninirr i.r..\Gur. 82Oil5 2560 21.95 _ 3155 J2JI League In 1954, will be making w 6110 > 16 17.55 - - - - Harmony Bowl _ 17 un their debut. Keyport Cleaner! -.-. ,™....,..15 •All piicn plm tax ind recapfubie lire Each league has scored nine LaKevlew Inn - ...14 Mlrtrtletnwn Pharmacy 14 victories in the series. Last year's IV. T. Grant, MMrtli-iawh ...- H NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH YOUR OLD TIRE n * W Auio Body Worki' 11 game ended In a 5-5 tie between H. Wafliiprmnn A Son ll the Pittsburgh Pirates and Kans KtmnsliurK Nntlonal Rank ..10 Bownr's oil Burner Service ...... R as City Athletics. cicnthVa Mnrkrt 6 FRANK PORTER'S GOOD/YEAR RED BANK TIRE CO. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOOOVEAR TIRES THAN ON ANV OTHER KINO 10.95 OpenFri. 'til 10 pm (70x15 11.95 plus tax SHREWSBURY AVE. and casing SHREWSBURY plus tax OF RED BANK 600x16 SH 7-3404 antl casing LANE'S INC. LEAD WAY FOR BULLDOGS—Loading tho way for iho Yalo Bulldogs fhis yoar WHOLESALE AND RETAIL—TEL. SH 1-0484 aro thoso -three standouts, Captain Miko Pylo, tacklo; quarterback Tom Singloton, U.S.ROYALi TIRES and halfback Lou Mullor. Yale is itill undofeatod alter clobbering Princoton, 43- COR. MAPLE AVE. and WHITE ST.. RED BANK 22, last Saturday, l6~Tofi*y. Nor. IS, I960 BED BANK RBCISTER Bridge Church Is STEVE ROPER B, SAVNDOtS Represented < 6 MM/ FTHfVSET WI"C*tt. DAILY FORTUNE FINDER ISOLATION CfLl W5TAJS5, ASFASASTfil-TCP L W50ME< To lealn yojur "Fortune" for today from the stars, write in tlie loiters CHIEF/"OMLY'-WHATtt WE DO OF THE 5TAISS-WVEVHgUP?^ of the alphabet corresponding to the numerals on the Jine of the astro- IF THAT MOB GETS GOT A DECISION TO logical period in which you were born. You will find it fun. At Function i Column THE BUILDIN lMAKe/JKB^ssa^, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 52 23 2 trick. It looked like a cheap trick, OCT. 24- 21 14 3 15 13 13 15 14 4 5 12 9 7 8 20 19 I KIM HEAK LOTSOF KNOW THAT A BIS AN1AMJL.S OUT THERE! but it was actually very expen- NOV.22 The council presented mission FIRE WILL KEEP NOV. 23 8 5 1 18 20 23 1 18 13 9 14 7 20 1 12 11 contributions. ANIMALS sive. DEC. 12 AWAY! After drawing trumps South led Donations from members of St. DEC. 23. 23 15 14 4 5 18 6 21 12 1 4 22 1 14 3 5 a club in the hope of setting up JAN. 31 Martha's Guild, St. Alban's « trick in that suit. This was a Guild and St. Cecelia's Guild of reasonable play, but it gave up : 11-16/ St. James Church consisted of pa- jamas, nightgowns and medical South's last chance for the con- > ixllr.tr, lor. kits of supplies and medications. tract. East won with the queen of Rev. Robert Roswell of the Re- clubs and returned a heart. South Even after making the wrong forme Lutheran Church spoke on had to overtake his king with play at the first trick South can the mission work being perform dummy's ace in order to try still fulfill the slam. He leads out ed by the Council of Church THE HANDS another diamond finesse. One all seven trumps, saving dummy's Women. ace of heart and king of clubs South dealer more finesse was not enough, and ,. . . .. J ,1 New officers were installed by North-South vulnerable South eventually lost a diamond together with some diamonds. He , , / NORTU trick. Down one. (Re Robert Heumt f Q d F t then leads, to the ace of hearts! A 7 3 and takes a diamond finesse. Methodist church By MEL CRAFF V A 6 Several Chances By this time East is reduced They include president, Mrs. SECRET AGENT X9 • 10 8 3 2 . South had several chances to to the ace of clubs and two dia-Carl Whitehurst; first vice presi- • K J 10 7 3 make his slam. The simplest dent, Mrs. Dominic A. Addeo; sec- WEST EAST monds. South thereupon leads his method is to play a low diamond club and forces East to yield a ond vice president, Mrs. Codies • 98 4 A 6 Riddle; third vice president, Mrs. VJ98542 VQ10 73 from dummy at the first trick, third diamond finesse. Anybody KfMEAfHSOlCMWKH • 9 •K654 winning in the South hand with who plays the hand this way W. Robert Roswell; treasurer, yoor/tteiwnme! • 65 2 AQ98 the jack. South draws trumps and would probably use a steamroller Mrs. J. Wallace Fox; corres SOUTH . later overtakes the king of hearts to swat a mosquito. ponding secretary, Miss Mildred AAKQJ10 52 with dummy's ace in order to Wright, and recording secretary, U lead the ten of diamonds through DAILY QUESTION Mrs. Roosevelt Elmore. • A Q I 7 East. *4 Dealer, at your right, bids one South West North East It wasn't fatal to play the ten spade. You hold: Spades—6. Answer: Double. This promises 2 4 Pass 3 * Pass of diamonds from dummy. But Hearts—Q 10 7 3. Diamonds— good support for the "unbid suits 3 ais Pass 4 V Pass when East plays low, South must K 6 5 4. Clubs-A Q 9 8. What.and about the strength of an 4 NT Pass 5 • Pass overtake with the jack. Declarer do you say? lopening bid. 6 * All Pass draws trumps, leads a heart to Opening lead — 4)9 dummy, and then leads the eight of diamonds through East. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Wedniiday, November. l& CROSSWORD PUZZLE An8WBr t0 Present—For You and NUBBIN By JIM BVR1SETT and GEORGE CRANDALL ACROSS 8-Halry I0-Man'a name aaa maaaa ass Yours... 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SS-Mournful They •will be made pliable by 39-Great Lak* 12 14 To match that buying power to- 41-Directlon day, the breadwinner of such a cooking, and then processed into 43-Languag« of 16 17 18 family must earn $12,307. decorations. ancient MARK TRAIL By EL) DODD Ronrnt 45-Jump* .. 20 48-Rugged mountain 23 The Day Under Your Sign crests 50-Sewlng 28 30 ARIES (Bam Mircti 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oe». 22) Implement Circumstance! call for quick thuJoof Stand up for Jour right! and youTl Via , Il-Fork prong and action, so be cspecMlj alert sow. blck recently lost respect. 33 62-Tlme gone by TAURUS (April 20 fo M«y 50) SCORPIO (Oer.23 loNov.JI). . 54-Tumult Strive to be cheerful even though 8CWt This can be * very frnitful period if 55-Consumei 37 from tfar may depress you. jrou take advantage of all that a ottered, S6-Cushlon THEN THE B7-Proverbt GEMINI (May 21 to Junt 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dee. 2.1) HEAP MAN All1, well that ends well, to.-whv ItlM A hunch may turn out ta be.a practical DOWN about what happened in the interim? solution to a puzzling situation. 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ll AMBIMENIB RED BAVK FECISTEI COMrUCTEMT PJtDBCOMTBPBMTB , l*r$t Nov. 15, 1960-17 CbrmsHi. Eipcrlnx* preUrt**, vvf tb*oomtbr*m*oom b*mte4b*mte4. BfmrtmerABfmrtmerA. imfvr » MM mm cussra ure Urn* *t mtkf bmn. Kmfitrj* «*- mtfreA, tenttUiy iocuti tn Re* 30 — 3 ROOM OUTFITS If Monmoullj gi. REDDEN AGENCY IP* count, Afplt to ynon t to It %-w~ 1 WeiatHtr, Urr. Humuan. J, Kirttl 4Wti you p«y roomt, prlvBtt SHAOYSIDE 1,5660 • Vmj/w -tie UM arm Front «t#., lUa Bank, Jie&r Modern •bvirwin ranch, lull 4r} ) -He UM • nil. Mdlith:n 'fib, I. HH }-tl?l- Callan Gets The Balance DUE ONLY ]y 'ipej mipri, on vf-n^cnt iocation. AP 9 D*yi CMWCUKVC - __ 25c UM MAB — V/Mppers. cashltre, »sl« AVMLMll.K — OniTsTirtM'j'Hn apart" 1 M O»yi Consecutive clerKs. Daytime or evening hours. Em- lent In Krd Rank. One thrpe-room I .'; V'A mortgage, ^l'ii p':l _ 24c Line ployee discount. Apply in person 9 to 11 Outfit #67477 Outfit #76321 , j>nrtment tn K:ilontovvn. Roth com- pays ail. 90 Days Consecutive _ 23c Line a. m. Wednesday. Jlrs. McSherry, J. leti'ly rericcnrati1'!. STfj'per nmntii. New Position KrJiicI, Broarl and Front Sts., Eed • 3 piece living room suite • Hide-away sofa 'all (VrriKans. PH 7-'J7Ofi 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. Yearly Contract Rates On Request Bank. NEW YORK —The Chase Man- • 3 piece modern bedroom • 2 Comfortable club chairs "NrL'fiMSHKL) APAI .TMKNT—SIM- Olll Rt. 35, Red Bank Minimum laiertlou Three Llnei EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED for suite • 3 piece scamist bedroom Uror. four r Ir tli Kxtrsi la hattan Bank has promoted Curtis Christmas. Children's Department and 140 Blind Idl using ?_• Kegiuer'i P. o. Box 25c extra. irdroom. Nu lit il tic* S~5 month. KKTIREMKNT COTTAGE. KIVEI. G. Callan, 22 Northvale Ave., Lit- gift wrapping. Apply In person, J. Yan • 5 piece chrome dinette suite McLaren St., J-ipt: Ha nk SII 1-O2U3 ni i..i.>_T* * ot "'"' »"y advertisement la raierved ko. 30 Broad St., Red Bank. • 5 piece modern dinette VIEW- HiviiiR room, fireplace, three tle Silver, N. J., to assistant vice Dy J.ne PLUS SH 7-IU7. fniiill bolrouin.*, !*!U:!HMI with dining TWO general houKeworkers who like «ri-a. Warm air hr;it. oil f;r.-l. Two 0 PLUS bclors SALES CLERKS — Experience prp- pay only $2 Weekly pay only $3 Weekly ctor PI.. I IUMH SH MWlfi I-ISTKN!—A ihrre-ljcdroom ranch altu special Iraining program from pubUcatioa. ferred. 11 to 3 daily. Employee dis- ntnl en a lovt'iy lot in a rolllnj;. hilly 1946 to 1947. count. Apply In prrsnn 9 to 11 a. ni. Outfit #72178 location. Tlirre and b;itli. Hi'ciion of Midiiletown. BiR, roomy hv Wednesday, Mrs. McSherry, J. Krldel. All uliiitips. The Dowstra Agency. SH inp roiiiu, cuiiinry kitchen. lull base He was assigned to the United Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 Rrnnf] and Front Sts.. Red Rank. • 3 piece foam sectional, 16 ft. curved me nt ii ii • I |nt you'll he pro ml to own , • 3 piece double dresser modern bedroom 1-R7OH. KIIA will allow qiiQlKicct hiiypra to own States department in 1948 and NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY VvtWlOM- APARTMENT, Imcl-altTI'ITB tins Imnie for $W(J down, $112 a timntli was appointed to the official • 7 piece bronzetone dinette room, kitchfn, and hntli. Slccle all. Price SH.500. MARRY A. Dial SH 1-1110 HELP WANTED-MALE PLUS TP.1. All udlltips. SH l-tltiPjKKAlISKY'tt CO., Rt.'35,' MklMIctown' staff as an assistant cashier in 1951. He has been assigned to the Call! on prlvaM lelepnonei art toll-tret to 03 1-0525 trom tht a late model console sewing machine or refrigerator THREB ROOMS AND BATH - $S5 i MiTiiiLf_TO\VN-Cnpe Cml type. Beutt following stations: LOwell 6. COIlax 4, KEmiburg 8, WHltney 6. WE NEED MEN NOW trust department since October, UNPAID BALANCE $366, pay only $4 Weekly nonth inclu.Its iitimirs. flilIy inn.lscapfif. Nrar school and shop Calls on prlvatt telephones in toll-trea to EH 1-0010 from tht Local company must hire leven men SH 7-r.^Ol pin- (.fnter. Buses by the door. Owner 1960. following stations: ATlantlo Highlands I, OApital 2 and 9. Liberty 2, immediately. We have varloui posi- And lots, lots more KEAN'SBUItG—Four rooms nnd hath. OS 1-371!.. Highland! 3. OSborm 1, RUmaoo 1, SEa Bright 2, and SHadyaldl 1 tions open. Only men who are willing Furnlslirrt nr unfurnished. Near rail- A graduate of Williams College, and 7 workers need apply. • Living Rooms —_. ._ from $50 road ami bus Mnr. KE e>-l)\\X'.. MOUNT VERN0N COLONIAL where he received a bachelor of SALARY $92 AND UP • Sectionals „ . from 50 THREE ROOMS — One person or him- All 4valmU pannlinn dnwn. arts degree in 1939, Mr. Callan • • Bedrooms . „ _ from 50 mesa i-ouple. 55 Ot:ean Ave., East imford wliltp arcliltect. Pan has also studied at Pace College ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS NOTICES Call SH 1-4019. Knanttburg. nt;. six berlrooms, five baths. Ask lor Personnel Department. 8000 sq. feet of New and Used Bargains ATTRACTIVE. THREE-ROOM apart-1 Only S17.51K)1K). and New York University Grad- LOST AND FOUND PORCHES, PATIUS. sidewalks, no lob liont. P.fRi,|cntl;i| frction. V too imall. Charles Hower Mason Con- REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for active rrar eiUrnncp. snr.|inrcti, tilt? PHONE RU 1-0109 uate School of Business Admin- LOST — Collie, vicinity Hazlet, an. tractor. SH 7-4479. office with good location. Real Estate tli. Unit, hot \vat<> Available I1'1- istration. •wers to name o( "Bullet" or "Girlie". experience not neceBaary, hut you muBt ci'tiilirr 1. Si)5. I.I S-l! S. ciillrrl, S-12. r Reward. 20 West Susan St., Hazlet. CARPENTRY and mason worn. Attic, know how to sell. Write particulars to at FIELD FURNITURE THRIFT WAREHOUSE S.7.. i0Q AND MOVB I1KJHT IN—lil He and his wife, the former recreation rooms, additions, cabinet "Estate" Box 611. Red Bank. N. J. ATTIEACTLVK, f=t>iiri> O . lu'dr LOST — Olrl'i gold Identification bract' work, storm doon, windows. LO 6-4574. 22 E. FRONT ST. CO 4-3020 KEYPORT apartment. One block Irom atRtlon s tii, Kirrjilrirt*, Jl;ist']ni*nt. "iJirace. 'ranees Neyland of Williams- let. "Sue" Inscribed on front. Call day or night for free estimate. ppntcr. Lt _'-3923. s, (inly 517.SOO. Casli reiuilrod $3,- SH 7-5168 Free Storage - Free Delivery , >\vn, Mass., have three chil- FOR TREE WORK, CtQ tres service THREE HUUMS nnd bath. Private. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 'til 6 p.m. Centrally located. Heat ami hot watrr. ren — Curtis Jr., 18, a sen- AUTOMOTIVE 2-4220 lor tr» ••limits. Full Ituuruct ?S5. Unfurnished. SH 7-2676. RAY VAN HORN >r at Haverford Collegp (Pa.); coverage. SALESMAN Thursday and Friday evenings 'til 9 p.m. BATOXTOWN — Redecorated, three S01 Iiivcr Rnail Fair Haven 'irginia, 14; and Anne, 4. AUTOS AND TRUCKS R0T0TILLJNO, LAKDSCAPINO, spill rooms. Unfurnished, utflitles. Adults, _ KHiid 7-4100 195S TRIUMPH IB 3 - Three topi. rail tencei, lawn mowing, odd Jobs, no pets. I.I 2-1139 nftrr :i. AasU.MK LAKOAK K i per cent GI Low mlleage.AT 1-0969-J after 5 p.m.Oanson Bios. 8H 7-4281. We are in the office equipment tK.i,. PaP y only Slfi.1 month for this SITUATIONS WANTED, Male SEA BRIGHT — Atlrnctivuly furntslied »17!5 STORM DAMAGE? Trees righted or business and we are in the period FOR SALE three room npartmpnt. First floor, year- lovely Heven-ronm ranch. LittlR Silver's cut up and removed with stumps. Ex- fini'si strft't. Pailo, ciunbination storm I960 M.G.A. ROADSTER — White with of expanding. To do this, we THREE BOYS AVAILABLE for lawn ly rental. 575 per month plus utilities, wiinUni'it, over an iicre. Walk to sciiool. cavating and grading. Land cleared. cleanup, light chores. Experienced, Call V1NOCEL WINDOW SHADES Phonp SK 2-(M)U. Fete Patients red Interior. Wire, wheels, R.OOU miles. Any size job. KE 6-2:i:53. need a young man approximately P] 1I G Call after 6 p.m. I'.U 1-1300 evenings Ell 7-1860. M"onETTN Fl'RN'lSHV-i* thrpf-rn.nn JOE MONTANO — Mason contractor 25, who is energetic, dresses RENAULT DAUPHINE — 17 months EXPERIENCED HANDY/ MAN. garden- $1.25 EACH anarnnent. Call KK 6-15112 or KK t>- s, full hiisL'nipiit. Immfilialft po stucco, plastering, concrete work. Cal well and is willing to work. A wlslies days work, Wednesday or 470.V olit. Low mileage. Hlack. Sunroof. Jla- '"" 7-5447. lizps to :'.8". white only, tn your rolle n. Near Fort Moitmnuth. .No At Marlboro iltn and heater, white walls. Call SH resume would be helpful. State Thursday. SH 1-17B9. I'liilo you wait. PROWN'S 9 Rrom I-TKNIKHKn - - Four rooms, pan- ls. Pall SH l.fl'H. 1-2356. BABY NLT.SE — 24 hour service. salary need while in training =t. 811 1-75UO. Call today. Tempo- try, heat, li'it water. MIDDLETOWN - The Ladies1 Registered. Local references. Call CA ;iry lucntinn. KK fi-lfiRI lttti FORD MAINLINE Six, radio" 2-4651, Lone Branch. period, Ellis Office Supply Co.; auxiliary of the Veterans of For- heater, FINANCIAL SLEIGH BED with spring. Empir STtTT)io ATAItTMENT, tun rooms. WILLIS CONOVER 162 Monmouth St., Red Bank. chest, hoth mahogany, s:5 each. Call LI 2-2391 EXCLUSIVE DRESS DESIGNING and priviiti* bath, slmwcr. furnishcrl or un- IVII 6-S081 Holmdel VIUs.it ign Wars Post held a party in all kinds of alterations. Formerly ol BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES riirnisliprl. AT 1-21107. CADILLAC 1058 four-door hardtop, ful- COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE .larlboro Hospital last wceft.They ly powered and air conditioned, nylon South Orange, Dresses designed from HOTPOINT 11 cu. ft. rpfrlgerator picture or sketch or your Individual AMOCO STATION for lease. Atlantic TTK"\ri'Ti-M'• iTrnitKE KOO.MS UM bmii Uolmdct. Atlantlo and Marlboro Twps. mlertained 350 patients. Ray cont tires, all extras. One owner. Highlands. Largo Iwo-bay, highway and freezer. Excellent condition, $150, Phon rcctMitiy (tt'i:orati''l. l.'pfltalrs of two 12,800. SH 1-0487 or CO 4-5675. taste. By appointment only. Phone OS MEN WANTED on your day oft to OA 2-0978. 1-3552. install storm windows and aluminum neighborhood iJllslnesa. Paid training family house. Priviitc entranro, plenty APAUTMKNT DWELLING — Two sc|i ichardson furnished music for CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE—Black. awnings etc, IC handy, cm SH 1-7902, and financial assistance, if required. WOOD — FIREPLACE, STOVE AND stornfje space. Heat nnd lint water .'irate Ihree-rooni apartment*. In Hod lancing. 1'ifiO. Like' new, 4300 miles. CA 2- ask for Eva. Excellent location for repair business. furnace. \VH (Mm. Evenings provided. ?S5 month. 71 Main St., Mnlft- Bank rtre;i. corner, lncomti property, 50 Call KImball 1-5122, nlRlito 03 1-3552. w«n. xl(ll) Int. 51li..',ll0. CA 2-6801. 55(8. EMPLOYMENT THEATEH — Ushers, mature, part or \VH 6-4333 The auxiliary and post held me- W5I1 BUICK RIVIERA. Blue and whits, full time. Apply after 1 p.m. Canton 3ET of HO trains—On scenic platform, morial services Friday at the Bel- whltewalls. Fully equipped, power Theatre, Rod Bank. 4x8, for Christmas. Apartment-slz HELP WANTED-FEMALE COMMERCIAL RENTALS Paul A. McFarland ford monument and at township brakes, power ntcerlne. Like new. One EXPERIENCED MASON — Tn work In MORTGAGES washing machine. OS 1-OR07. owner. CO 4-G165. SECRETARY — Gtatft age and expert 79 Klilce INI. Itl.'msmi 1-2089 lall. Red Bank area. Call PR 4-3361, after KACTOI1Y I-OFT Hi-al Estaln (mil Inaurancp I95S FA1RLANE hardtop. Power steer- nnce, salary deaired. Write "SALARY" p.m. Kor mm !nB, safety hrlts, windshield washeri, Box 511, Red Bank, N. J. CASH NOW ALTENBURG 12,1)0(1 st|. II. Call SH 7-1100. HOMKS A.CREAGE liENTALS The next meeting will be Wed- FUEL. OIL truck driver, experienced (•harlps W. WplMnlnr UV 1-15S1 Koorl ruhher. SKSd. REGISTERED NURSE — Or licensed Apply In person Oil Delivery, Inc. First. Second, Third Mortgage! STORE FOR'KENT lesday in the post home fallow- 19M VOLKSWAGEN, Rood condition, practical wanted. Full or part-time. 3 Herbert SI., Red Bank. Home iTiiprdVeinenl Loans PIANO HOUSE On Wlilie St. J45I1. CA 90561. nfler 6 p. m. id by a toy party at 9:30 p,m. Evening duty. 3-11. Call CA 2-5277. NO APPLICATION FEE Call SII 7-1100 LOTS AND ACREAGE Weatwood Hall Nursing Home, Long UPHOLSTERER EXPERIENCED lul One Day Service! Rent A Piano 1956 FORD V8. Two-door, good con- or part-time. t\ill AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES lor rent. dition, cheap. Branch. SIX lluilil:ui; Lots. All Improvements. SH 7-9652 AMERICAN FUNDING A!wo tirat nnil lifillt furnlnhefl. Write -LEGAL NOTICE- AT 1-3458 $ 12 per Month "TrarlltiR" Uox 511, Red Bank or phone In Ninv Shrewsbury. Inquire, I/iuls JANITORIAL SERVICE — Eatontown, SHadyslde 1-4702 !iuilrlers. Inc.. P.O. Box S2:). Red Hank. 1957 BUICK SPECIAL, four-door. All OPERATORS Our Personal Representative Will KNABE. MASON-HAMLIN. SOHJIER. SII 1-1202. Single needle and special machine op' two hours night or morning. Call LI 2- CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT, STECK. O. I.W power, radio, heater. $895 or best offer. l»4G;l. between 9 and 1. Call At Your Home SH 7-2174. eratora (or section work on children's We Say Yes Where Others Fall STUDIO UPRIGHT PIANO S125 N ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN suits and coats. CooHman Ave. & Main St., Asbury Pk. REAL ESTATE WANTED EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION' 195B PLYMOUTH custom juburban »ta- Shore Clothing " 98 Leonard St, Open dally till 8 • Sat. till 9:30 HOUSES FOR RENT Vnn TUB REVALUATION OF REAL tlon wncon, mechanically perfect, $450. Red Bank LIST yoUll HOME WITH WALKER A PROPERTY IN TUB BOROUGH OF KB 6-5554. I AM LOOKING PR 5-9301 VERY DESIRABLE riverfront house. WALKER tbo olllco that offers corn- UNION BEACH. EARN MONEY for Christmas. Pro- For three full-time men to help me in INSTRUCTION Seven rooms, three baths. $25t> monthly. icle service. Wo take- houses In trade, 195G FORI> station wagon Country Se- Immcrllato occupancy. SH 1-0076. Pl'BUC NOTICE "gram designed especially for young my work. Five days a week {9 a.m.* HOUSEHOLD (urnishinei. Children' I'O finance, we appraise, and best of All Public Notice I« hereby given that dan Ford-O-Matlc, radio, heater, white- mothers. Part time evenings, 8 p.m. to 1 p.m., and 6-9:30 p.m.). Extra bonua ORGAN AND PIANO—Enroll now for >'o sell. Walker & Walker, Real Estate, walls, snow tires, original owner, ksi clothes, sizes 6-12-14; lady's clollies, WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — MR foregoing Ordinance was given fi- U p.m. two or three evenings a week. for working Saturdays. Must have car, fall program. Adult beginners our ape size H. SH 1-4438. Furnlaliecl nnd unfurnlfihed. Immcd- nsurance. Open 7 drtys. Shrewsbur than 24.00(1 miles. SH 1-S159. cialtv. Anderson's. Broad St., Red" lal approval and pas«aR« by thn Mayor Experience not necessary NO CAN- high school education, and lie ready to nle occiipaiicy. Samuel Trlcher Agoncy. fflcc. BH 1-5212. Rarltan office. CO i md Council of the noroush of L'nlnn 1048 JEEP panel truck. Beit offer. VASSING Call for personal Interview. start work Immediately If selected. I*or Bank. SH 7-2299. SII 7-0S'J5. DINETTE SETS ^12 Several beautiful new models on sale. Oceanport Ave., Occanporl. Call or dial Flench nt the regular meeting held Plmne AT 1-0874 Sit 1-7656. personal Interview contact: Mr. Nichol- ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE ,1 "J-3500 or LI 2-3501. tfovemher lf>, lfifio. son at the Molly Pitcher Hotel, fled CROWN KITCHEN CENTER .1STINOS WANTED — Prospects wait- after 5 p. m. WOMAN as inspector and checker for MAND—Attend on* night a week or np for their dream home. Sales and ALFHED T. HENNESSY, JR. Bank. Tuesday, Xovemher 15, or Wed- Saturday morning. PRospect 4-0303. Iwy. K5 SH 7-25K Mlddlclown JNTURNISIIEI) split level. Three bed- MUST SELL — 1955 Ford Custom. our dry cleaning department. Must be nesday, November 36, at 11 a.m. or 2 rooms, den, 2'-> baths. $165. Unfur- ental.i. Prompt sen-Ice. M. BIMne and Borough Clerk. Radio, heater, Ford-O-Mutic. Excellent conscientious and dependable. Full ben- Monmouth Radio Electronics Institute, iENERAL ELECTRIC rotary ironer. .s.ioclates. Hwy. 35, Ealontown. LI 2* p.m. No telephone Inquiries, please. Good condition. nished, two bed room Silo. Many fur- condition. No reasonable offer refused. efits, steady position. Apply Star Clean- 814 Cookman Ave., Asbury Ave. nished rentals. Ella Wiltshire, ARcncy. IRS or LI 2-2(120. ers & Launderers, Myrtle Ave., Long SURVEY TRANSIT MAN or rottman. KE B-102!) 11 y loss, your gain. SH 1-1315. MSO Ocean Ave., Sea Uriglit. SE 2- NOTICE Branch. . Part-time, weekends, 51.50 per hour. SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT — Km nnfil. -LEGAL NOTICI I960 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Two- Call OS 1-3U1. The folloxvlnif entltlrr! ordinance' viz: iloor hardtop. Turbogllde engine. Radio STATISTICAL TYPIST for CPA In Red rent or sale; free delivery. South Jer MERCHANDISE spy SURGICAL SH 7-2GH. 'OUU-P.OOM furnlshi'd catliiRe. Rn\ AN ORPINANCE VACATING A POP.- and heater, whlto walls. 3600 miles. Bank; some stenography; neatness am! BOY — Wanted to work In dress fac 'lank rlverlront. JiTi inoiitlily. lin- I'L'HI.IO NOTICE TION OF CAROLINA AVENUE RE- Showroom condition. KB 6-6274. accuracy essential. Send resume to tory. J. J. Schwartz, 22 Lewis St FOR SALE BABY CARRIAGE, medlntp occupancy, SH 1-007G. An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI TWKEN THB NORTHERLY LINE OF "Accountant" P.O. Box 947. Red Bank, Eatontown. LI 2-02S0. MONMOUTH AVENUE AND THK VOLKSWAGEN—1957, |700. li!;e new. -VL'u. HALF OK DUPLEX, HOUSE —Thrre NANCE TO EXPRESSLY EXEMPT MECHANIC — Grade A. Good start' KE 6-3674 AMI EXCLUDE ALL TANOIBLE EASTERLY LINE OP VERMONT SH 7-3470 Dietician ADA degree rooms and bath downaialrs, twn bed- HOUSEHOLD PERSONAL PROPEH- AVENUE, A3 SHOWN ON MAP OF after < p. m. Secretaries |75 week Ing salary. Prefer Plymouth and De 1U.-MMAGE SALE — Wednesday No- room* upstairs, oil fired hot water heat. Sotn experience. SH 1-2433 for appoint HAMMOND TV AND PERSONAL EFFECTS IN NEW KKANRRURCI, MONMOHTH Bookkeepers to $S0 vember 16. 2-8 p. m. Masonic Temple, Pay your own utilities and heat. Kent COt'NTY, NEW JERSEY, I1ATEI) 195H FORD V-8 standard shift, radio, mnnt. "-lad St.. Entontown. TUB LIOROI'OII OP LITTLE SILVER, heater, excellent buy [or second car, Rales part-time Jl hou ORGAN STUDIO $Rn per month. References npfcsaary. IIOI'NTV OK MONMOUTH ANI APRIL 10, 1920. wns panned on Tlnal Infant's Nurse J75 wpe MARRIED MAN — 40-15 as all 'roun Available November 15. Call SH 1-55U0 STATE OK NEW JERSEY, FROJ rending at a meeting of the Town- 1365. SH 1-2323. S55C5 NEW WINDOWS, PR1MBIJ — Six. Cook-Genpral clerk In liquor store, near Red Bank. 2'B"xl'4". six over six, mulllon. ; for Mr. John, ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION I1UK ship Committee of the Township of Chambermald-Mnld $200 month of ASBURY PARK AND PAYABLE IN 1»G2 AND THERE Reliable, nlile to be bonded. Experi- Two, c'D'xi'4', na Helm. One :'6'xTWOSTOItY COIJO.NIAI.. — Kxcelleni Mlddletown held on Wed no srt ay, No- General Houseworkers, ileep in or out ence preferred. Write "A", Box 511, AKTEP.. AS AUTHORIZED BY CHAP vember 9. 10(10 and was thpriMiprm ap- MOBILE HOMES 545-55 week All Models on Display 3'G'. One 2'2'xl'l", six over six, mul- condition. S125 per month. Interracial Red Bank. Phone SH .•9133. / TER ol LAWS OF 1SCI1 OF Til proved hy the Chairman or the Town- <0'X10" Two-bedroom 1060 Great Lakes. Day workers, own transportation HAMMOND EXTRA VOICE 8695 Hon. Call at 5:30, KE 6-1265. SHOEMAKER — Experienced. Permaa STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Ian Ac ship Committee. Complete with 20'XR' screen room. 51.25 hour USED CONN MINUET . JS05 DOLL, HOUSE OR UTILITY HOUSE 8 FOUR BEDROOMS — li'j baths. $125. JOHN T. LAWLEY • jl.250 down anrl take .over low pay- nit Civil Service position. 40 lir. week HAMMOND SPINET JII . .'siO50 square. Head room Inside. Standard TIIRBE BEDROOMS -l':.bnths.$rJ5. concirnliiK laxallon, Rlipplementln Paid vacations, holidays, and sic chapter 1 of Title 51. revising parts c Chairman of the ments. Apply Mlclcvllle Trailer Court, EDWARDS BALDWIN SPINET ORGAN 51075 door and windows, 21" flhlnfilcs on side The Dowstra ARcncy. SII 1-S700. Township Committee 3 Avenue D, West Keanshurg. leave. Apply: Personnel Director, N.J. All new nuterinl, built by carpenter the statutory law, nnd repealing sei EMPLOYMENT AGENCY State Hospital. Marllioro, N. J. SALES AND SERVICE EAST KEANSBU11G—Five-room hotise. tlnnx 51:1-31, 51:1-32 and 51:1-3.10 Howard W. Roberts 60 Broad St. Red Bank Cnll KE 6-1205 at 5:3(1. Township Clerk ItENTAL AND INSTRUCTION (ins lint air heat, t'lrctrlc range. Newly thrj Revised Statutes)." was jiresentei BH 7-0577. PIANO — Baby Grand, Best offer decorator!. Ront plus utilities. Avallabl fnr Introduction and first readlns ol Nov. 15 11.32 BOATS & ACCESSORIES Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:3! over $150. now. AT 1-21R2. October LVi, IJlfiO hy Mayor and Cou SALESLADIES — For Christmas sen SITUATIONS WANTED, Female COOKMAN AVE. AMD MAU) ST. Sl[ 1-2.122 ell nf Borough Little Silver and o NOT1CB A & B BOAT SALES son In prestlee quality itorc. Must have RENTAL— Split level home in New Moil- November It, I960 was finally adopte good appearance and personality. Ex- WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, PR 5-9300 AMANA upright freezer, 1% cu. ft., nioutli; fnur hpdrooms, IjirRe llvinp and approved, Th« following entitled ordlnanc« viz: NOVEMBER BOAT SALE perience not necCBnry. Apply with' ref- or other occasions. Babysitting also, $150. Jronlle ironer 520. Excellent contll' room, dhiliiK room, rucrentlon room P. PAUL CAMPI AN ORDIiVANCFJ VACATING A PART erences to "Christmas", Box flll, Ked light housekeeping. Call SH 1-sssi. lion. AT 1-11591. 1 '•'. linlhs. Immediate occupancy. Year Mayor OK FISH HAWK DRIVE, AT PRES- NOW IN PROGRESS SALT HAY-FINEST QUALITY ly'rental at 51fiO per mnnlli. HARRY A ENT A PAPER STREET, was pas«r Nov. 15 • f3-2« KE 6-50011 work. References. Wrlie "EXPERI COME SAVE at Iris Hairdressers. el 8S. 308 caliber. Used two seasons tlea. SU-Tiiontli.s le.iac. plus security, rector, Division o£ Purchase and Prop mas. No experience necessary and noENCED" Box 511, Red Bank. In llaine. Gun, case, sling perfect 5S5. Authorized factory sales service. canvassing. OS 1-2S45. Package beauty jervlce. Tuesday to longer can be arranged. SH 7-1S57, or SII 1-1365 M* m\iHt he (li made on the stand 10 p. m. Must have sales ability and DAY WORK. CALL 1 MON.MOI;TH BKACH — Three bed- the setback line required for sideynrd, 1O00. I.I -J-GOGB $3.!I5 per sheet. Minimum deliverer HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN — J!nd>M rooni!', unfurnished. P-j baths, oil lieat, ard proposal form, <_!» enclosed In til permitting erection of an attached Ra- Boori telephone voice, 51.SO ppr hour order 10 sheets — 539.50. Red Bank M3. Walnut cabinet, like new. J975. Knper pas ranK'*. Jlcdccoratcd. Garagp. .special aildroBHi'fl envelope, (3) accom IRO on premises known nn Lot 5. iifi' COMET SAILBOAT—Tv%0 BUltii sails, plus. Kor Interview call SH 1-0130 be- Lumber, 9 Wall St. SH 1-5500. li;t'i led hv v 11 HIT cash, or a certified good comlltlon, full canvas, JIOCl. Call tween 7-!> p. m. KB 6-39IS. Sflfi plus utllitii's Call alter 5. CA 1) ilock 4S «•» shown on the official Tax i»77fi or CA 3-0SS1. check drawn to the orcl«r of the Treas- Map of Shrewsbury and that deter- fill 1-7644. 1D55 GE UPRIGHT FREEZER — TWO REFRIGERATORS — ElecirTc irer (if tin- Stiitt; of New Jersey, or a WOMAN-PAP.T-TIME WORK in store SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Reasonable, Call linatlon of said Zoning Roartl nf Ad- MERCURY 45 h.p. electric. Two runn- and office. Little Falls Laundry New- motor, showcase, counter. 116 Mon- ItKI) HANK — Tlirne biMrooma. Tower >1_^ Mill ari'.i Avuilnble January. 5150. runotint ot 5'' of the bid, and (4 Any and alt trash removed. Larco month. Sit 7-1733. ven-d nt tht* aljove place on or be Irlve, Shrewsbury. New Jersey, anil Call after 7, P.U 1-2085. STOP IN' and see the fabulous new MAGIC CHEF nas rani;e. Excellent i available for Inspection. SALESWOMAN dump truck. SH 7-2144 1 1 fore HIP hour named as no hid wl" Klnsraau Electronic Orcan at our Pur- condition. 691 Broad St., Shrewsbury, iMrlHIj.ANMi^ - H'l'i "'. fl'.'A rooms nn' OUTBOATIDS — Winterized and utoreil Full nr part llmf. Uiitt jihuw rooms. ttUKDG$ ft SON accept(Mt alter the hour specified, AUDREY C. WALTERS. Clerk. Experienced selll.if: coat* am! dreises. HUSKY HIGH SCHOOL HOY wishes SH 7-356S. bath. Gas heat, rpforencefl. $75 month Freu pick up and delivery. (next to Stcinuach's parking lot), 24 ly. Call AT 1-0111. Hldx not so submitted will be consider Zoning Board o£ Adjustment. SANDER'S FIX-IT SHOP Top snlnry, pleasant working condi- work. After school, Saturdays, Christ- otl inrormal and will be rejected, Tli Clay St., Red Bank. Open dally 9-12. Nov. 15 UTS cor. Laurel St. Haddon Ave. tions. Apply Mr. Murray at Sylvettes, mas holiday. 1-5. Wednesday and Friday evenings 7-9 Director reserves' the rlRht to rejeel •hriwabury SH 7-5555 Mldflletown Shopping Center^ SlI 1-1716 MERCHANDISE WANTED any niul nil bids and to awnrd con CONSIGN YOUR ANTIQUES. Objects FURNISHED ROOMS tract In part or whole If deemed tc ORDIXANCE NO. IS9 of Art. Household Goods Hnd Fur- PIANOS — Highest prieel paid. H. Ten lit.- bc*t intfif3t3 of tht> State to do BO AN ORDINANCE TO EXPRESSLY nishings to Coats Galleries. Inc.. 28S zer, 308 Main Bt., LftKewood or FOx The .sueCPSHful bidder will be require EXEMPT AND fiXCLtTDK AIJ. TAN- Norwood Ave.. Deal, N. J. Next to croft 3-3190. to hirniKh surety bond In the fu GIBLE HOUSEHOLD PERSONAL A&P Auctioneers-Liquidators-Appraisers ATTENTION! ,imount or the contract, of n enrnpan EFFECTS IN THE HOP.orOH OF •Estate Agents. Open dally 9 a.m. to HIGHEST CASH PR1CEB PAID-For NEW MOTET. P.DOMS AVAILABLE ;iuthnrl7.rd to do huilnc3s In the Sta' UNION BEACH. COUNTY OF MON- 5 p.m. Sunday at appointment. Phone entlrs or part contents of homes and MOITII AND'STATPJ OF NEW JER- estates. Furniture, antiques, Oriental PRIVATE T1I.K SIIOWEIIS nf New Jersey. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY KEIIogi; 1-3461. HOT WATEI1 HASEHfMRD HEAT SEY FROM ASSESSMENT AND rues, paintings, etc. FRIEDMAN GAL Plans and specincatlnns, form of Mi I,ER!ES. PR 4-3H3. Evenings CA 2-7482 DAILY CHAMBERMAID SERVICE contract and bond for ft it* propose TAXATION* ni*E ANP PAYABLE IN" KENMORE AUTOMATIC IRONER with Ifin2 ANP THEREAFTER. AS AU- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! chair. Almost new 175. Call CA 2- $50 MONTHLY work are on flit* "and may be olitainei 3792. HALP or ?[ ton Studebaker pickup upnn a ppl lea tlon to the Dlr prior. I )i •rnoi'.i/.Bn HV CHAPTER SI LAW truck under $500. 14' Dumpily or Woi vision of Purchase and Property. Slat OF Iflfifl OF THE STATE OF NEW ANTIQUES whlto painted marblo tor verlne boat. Can need repairs. Cal House Trenton 2.1, Now Jersey. (J JERSEY. chests. White wrought Iron beds. Poll botwpen 6-7 p.m. CO 4-5602. DOWNSEA o.Hit of twenty-five dollars i$_!5,fK PUBLIC NOTICE planters. Carriage House Antiques, Public Notice is hereby givim that Adding Machines-Typewriter. China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating • I'.AND PIANO — Private, Stelnway, for ouch srt. Mils amount tn he n Sycamore Ave. at Shrewsbury Ave, Knalie, Baldwin anrl Chickerlng, CA 9 BEACH MOTEL funded to tht* bidder upon return o the forepoltiK Ordinance was Riven fi- ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters EXPERT MENDING—China, glass, FINE INTERIOR and exterior paint- Dally 11 a. m. to 5::iO. SH 1-4212. (IMS. 150 OCEAN AVE.. SKA HIUGtlT such document* In Rood condition wifti l approval and r»ass;iEe by the Mayor •old. rented, repaired, Serplco's, 101 silver reflnlshlns and plating. Therm- Ing, decorating, and paper hanging. In :H> ilays after the award of th nnd Council nf the Rurough nf Union PIANOS — Save $200 or more off Ms AT 1-0I93-W AKTER 5 P.M. Bench at the rfijular meeting held Honmouth St.. Red Bank. SH 7-0485 os buckets. China & Glass shop. 147 Estimates cheerfully given, W. W. price on brand new sg note Spine Broad Bt. lied Bank. SH 7-4600. Stiles. HI 3-255G FURNISHED ROOMS DKPARTMKNT OF THE TRKASL'P.Y November if), irtoo, pianos. Ten year guarantee. Come sec ALFRED T, HENNESRY, JR. and save. We aerv-ico what ue sell PETS AND LIVESTOCK Ciill Division of Purchase and Property Appliance Repairs SH 7-M03 CHARLKS F. SULLIVAN, Director. Borough Clerk. Floor Waxing Pet Supplies Tenzer's Music Slorc. 306 Main St. FRENCH POODLE—Brown nilnfatnn-, APPLIANCE REPAIR »nd Installa- Lakewood. FO 3-21ilO. F-IJI'.NMSHKn ROOM wllli privale hath Nov. 15 ' Si-32 J. TANNAHILL — Floor waling and HELEN MILLER - Dry and frozen 11 weeks old. All lour shots. Female, 1 tion. Residential and commercial wir- Janatorlal service. Commercial, res- CA H-CHIT5. Koud a(litr* -"s. private cnirfincp. Reply ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0812. fish foods to order by mall or ap- P. O. Hn.\ a.'jl or SII 7-250(1. idential. Low rates. KE G-2179. pointment. Call AT 1-1075. VENETIAN BLINDS AKO ['.EfUSTKUKn German 8hp|ilienl pupplps. excnUiMit blood line, ready to MONMOITII BEACH - .VI Bonier By KEN REYNOLDS Auctioneer Furniture Repair Ki) for Chrlatmttit, 575 each. Call HO Street. Three-moms filrnlstipil. Prlv QUICKIES Plumbing & Heating 2 FOR $5 2-4-IH after 6 p.m. ate rntrance. 5.'»0. winter montlis only B a COATS—An essential Auction FURNITURE Rellnlshed. repaired, Call CA 2-BD23. Alt sizes to 39", white. AKO REGISTERED nafihshum! pii.i Apprslial Service "inywherj." 218 cabinet making. Free estimates, REPAIRS, SERVICE and Mainte- LIGHT, airy roftms, Rf»nd location Narwool Ave.. Deal. Phone KEllolt pickup, delivery. W. Murray, KE (M877 nance. 24-hour service, seven days. Now at new temporary location, pies, rinc, hPHlthy lllter, ready fur Martin J. McGulre. Inc., SH 7-3787, Clirlfltm.iH. Males J75. Females J5U, lilock from t»un. AT 1-2007. Call after 1-3481. PROIVNS 9 BROAD ST. OS 1-.1271. (i p. in. Fuel Oil—Heating RED BANK SH 1-7500 WANTED* PERSIAN KITTEN male. CHARMINn Iiorm.E ROOM. On hor.ii Auto and Truck Rettta! FUEL OIL & HEATING—Call SH 1- Radio-Television Repair LIONEL TIIAINS-Flvc complete sets. Call after 6;30 p, m. farm, LlncroU. House privileges. SH 1 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service 4 Tracks and accessories, extra tran.t .i.'tlO. AVIS—Rent * new car or truck. Low Salts, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. A.C. RADIO St TELEVISION CO.— formers, extra [racks, 0 nnd 02 r«to«. Miple Ave., Red Bank. SH T- 123 Shrewsbury Ave. 8H 1-4768. models. Boards measure 8' by Ifi' In- KHKE TO nOOD HOME — Thrn Kl'.ONT, DOl'IM.K I'.OOM. nr-iillom 0308. PR 4-5214. Dally 7 «.m.—10 p.m SERVICE WHILE VOU WAIT, elusive, wllh track layout. $300, SH 7- purt Cockor Kpiinli'l nupjiifH. Male ami nly. 312. N*n other ronmrrfl, Parking Home Improvements W": fpinnlc. Call SH l*J|25n,j»xt. 10, fnc'illlli'n. SII T-'JlTili. JiTlir li. __ > KL'l'.NISHKI>~ll6o.M~— ~ I ."si- of ~ffvtii B I). PRIMEKANO "Tlio Carpenter." PONV — I'almiihio~iiinrerin*hiinrr"n ' Awnlngi - Canopies Kxporlencetl alterations, repair work, Roofing, Siding and Insulation KENMORE electric rantie. two yenrs l rnnm. t.usllii'HS winiail iircfi'rrfd. Cnll out-Inside. SH 1.4151, SII 7-5181. old. Reasonable offer considered. Call nine ypiira. Hunts WPU, Ideal Christ- SM l-f)77S rrnni S II. 111. !'» .'» p. PI. AWNlNaS-CANOPIES made to order. Insulation * Siding Corp. Certified alter l» and weekends. OH l-'Jilfll). s nrffipiit f'i" your favorite child. Johns-Manvllie contractor PR 5-S407 S765. Call SH 1O122. C,\TlToi.IC~r7iiiuiv~.irfii a inrce inr- Fro« eitlmates. Standard Awnlni Cc., WORKIN'n MAN'S contractor-Alter- COMMERCIAL CAftPETING — Con ncr ronm nml lnvnt'iry. On [Ir5l flofir. tit River Rd,, Fair Hnven. BH 1.Q6W. ations, additions, painting, masonry, or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302. all those little Jobs. LO 6-1714. tractors surplus at cost, Fnm S35. AH l:>vl ISIIIIK rfaiili'iillnl ni'lKliliorlimiil OLSON CO. INC.—Roofing. Siding * now In orlplnal wruppliiR. r'.oom sizes $30 per \vc*'k Inclutka hnmr eookrd Insulation, Installed and guaranteed I) by 12. to 12 by 30. SB 2-0549. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Boating Supplies Insurance for 10 years. PR 50705—AT 1-0540. mnM.1 and tniy nervier. (J.iracf nlsn HOOK UUr, flxrj, nil wool,-Excellent APARTMENTS avnilable. Wrlli> "r.o-iin," Box 5(1. Rod NSVKR SINK With NAVBSAND1 ALLSTATK INSURANCE CO.—Auto, condition, reasonable. Bank. Ntveiand Marine Bales Co.. Ocein accident, home, fire Insurance, Low Tel. Answering Service SII 7-505:) Ave., Bet BfUht. an 2-HOL rates. Cnll John F, McHugh, Agent, RIVERSIDE GARDENS RU 1-1091, COMPLETE SET Encyclopaedia Brltan' TIED TO YOUR telephone T Let us lea. Latest etllllnn, nt'ver lined, 50 WEST Kl'.ONT STREET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE answer for you! 21 hour service. Tele- CO J-3.1S7 N'cwly remodeletl—New niansRement. Bookkeeping Service . Kitchen Remodeling phone Answering Sorvlce, SH 1-4700. SaiilD heautlful location on tile Nave- MOUSES FOR SALE KITCHENS FOIl HALK sink P.lver. Parkins, boat docklnc. BLAINB Clerical Servlco—Any cleri- KITCHEN CABINETS—Formica sink KITCIIEN3—I)' IOIIB, complete wllh (In cross ventilation. River view from, cal Job: typing, payroll, mall bllli, tops, built-in ovens and rangci, com- lulled ouhlnetH, formica lop, Imllt-lii each apartment Included. 4K--romn enter ledgors, etc. LI 2-11SS. Tile Ceramic 4 WEST DEAL plete remodeling. Financing nr. oven range, and sinli. $U'j. apartmunl'i available immediately. ranged. Regal Kitchens. KB H-007S. CP.OWN K1TCIIKN CEN'TBR Widow Must Sell RBMODLINU-REPAIRS-ADDITIONS r SunerlntiMwIent mi prr-ml.e^ from 7 Building Contractor —New work, enclosures, all accessor- Hwy. ::. j Nil 7-'.'."I.'I2 Mlilillclnwn a.m. to"5 p in., or call: Rnchlln A Co.. Irleiit retirement li'iiiic, all nn IMT* Landscaplng-Gardenlng ies, floors, wall*, celling. Decorative PEIilrillEK — Tiiiiiy ciiFriiiterTlTiTyer Ni-Mlirk. MA 2-I02I). flour. Oil ht'nt. Neat nnd co/y. I >**• C A 0 BUILDERS LAWN SERVICE - Rototllllnz, new tiles to your order, Paul's Tiling tralnliiB talile, imih In excellent conill- tachfil twii-car caraK*". I.er «et, ol- This will go Inst-C.ill now for appoint. work ouarantoeil. Kitchens, dormora. piece dinner net ?|2. -l-|ilecr wnterlt'.Ms —:!!••, •Ui, and .'» rooms. Molly Pitcher, J Cadwallador. Slncp 1030. HI) 1-0159, MASONRY, dry well.; cesspools and 1IFT TREB SBKVICE-Insured. Oen- VlllnKo. Imiulie Apartment 21. Mr. incut. iRtflrnln; nlsn ildewallia. curia, pat- nral caro of trees 124 nelihan Av*.. cookware Sill,fill. Vfirmmi clentier.i nil O'.Niii. all i-oiis. DlSTEFANO CONSTHUCTION—Noll ios. SI( 1-1078. Katontown. LI 2-2427. allachmenti »3B. Will deliver. CA J- Homes, alterations, repairs, time pay- I77r>. Private. TIIftEE ROOMS, heal, nas, electric Dorio Realty ments. I'hono LI 2-11851-KE (I-OOM. Included. H Allen PL. HeJ Bank, Bay KK I-UVS! f!-l Went P;irk Ave. Odd Jobs TWO FlItlONlilfi OIIAIKH—Apillime cold or nlKht, HII 7-I1IID7 or HII i-finil. NEW HOMES, alterations, repair!. Vacuum Cleaner Repair nntiii. Never hren lined. Ilrown Rofii, 500' tiasi of Hwy, 'Mi, (laklnirat CFJLLAKS, garages cleaned. Trees iiiiiluiRiiny drum table. Prlei- f 110 (JH NiiJAi,bM Illchest quality .work. For estimates BI.KCTItULUX TnUKi': "l: KlTl: tj I * M (.'< I •. > I •. H m -i 11 removed. Hauling. Appliances, 1-2101. _ Tile liath, prlviib- •MIIr.im-t'. Avallalile call Herbert ICInenranch. ail 16201. furnltnra moved, OA 2-7757 Hnles Horvlcn Supplies down niiviniMit. Vi.'i luiinlb, Inrlii'ltH RKD HANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 720 Mattlson Avn., Asbury Park. For VrifKAKKANT SfKT SIi~ 1 •«Vr~T"i• IfIIui Niivniiher II. lull Wnlhi'e .St. uttliiier). Ciii I.I '2-'.::,:,l. Storm ivinduw.v nlillng, awnings, prompt home servlco or tree cliecluip I'M'I lable.i Sill. P.iir nl flgnr* lainfa HMAI.L rNI'TKNIMUKII apartment. Hkli"" - - Ht-\ I'li-i(mil) spin iPVfl. Palming and Decorating 1 mi 7.:n.'i:i or an MS'JR. on your feiiectrolux. call I'R S-fMMI. Sill. I'.imliiMne VV HII 1-llillJ. lle.1t, eledliclly (inppllrd. Thrcf biMlrtn'Mi-". I - bailm. 'Jt' rcrh.v LOU1H CASflAN-Palntor. tlectiralor, TOP Hdil, Sil.fiir'pVr "ynnl, dfllveri'd. (ill 7-'J2S! _ ttnf! rmnil Mr^r nuin*r lot l-«i\l;Vr imjiorhanKcr 2,'i years oxperlrnco 43 K ,1- II dinnlrii'thin, 12 lliinul st Keil !•>(Ill lillOMd I'lRNlSIIKI) — AillllU. full Hi-runti Hi'limth, l.iu tax-:.i. $I,?,7.'>(i. Cesspool Cleaning Chapln Avc. ail I-171)11 after B p m. WeltlliiR - FnbrlculliiR Itanli. HII |.:il)T!i. I'd llllii. (.'nil nller II p.m. 237 TTy" CAUL U. JONEH-PalntlnR and dec-TRUCK IIODIHH »nd Industrial pq\n> ('HII!, car lied, •wine, Jump sent. _ _ •'"'' J" _ "You can't bo THAT cold—wo got anti-frooio in tho Ueohlng field •il. n.ir.khoo work, oratlns, General contracting Fren ment. Portable welding. Atllinllo 1'ni rilli-.i kltrlitn Inhle, twn chain, TWCJ ANIJ~IYji'l~— ti">iM furnhhej. fully Inn'liipnpi'd. Ne.tr rteiionl nml «tm|)- Ilion. L i 1-lMO. eitlmans. .Call ml 1.4343. :i tvnr. W-Mln< « KnhrlrMlllll Cn Htl 7.17711. lihoarvil lM«\er coat, licit oiler over Convenient location, on lull line. pitiK I'cntcr. IJtisr.* hy lh» duor. OWIHT Rod Bank Register Want Ads just yosterday!" a a wi fiMi, Hit 7-:iaC!i. KB ti-5780 (liicrlflcc. i'huim OH 1-371H. OUR 90th YEAR

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